The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
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MONDAY. March l2.-European adyices
to March ! ale received. Tie London
Times regards the dissolution of the Rus
sell cabinet as a fixed fact, although the
reported resignation of the premier is en-
phatically denied Arrests Of suspected
Fenians are still being made in all parts Of
ireland.
The House on Saturday devoted its ses
sion to debate on the Presidents message
The chief feature was the speech Of Mr.
Stevens. who INDUCED in an ironical har-
angue relative to the President
The House committee on appro Driaiious
has reported the Senate bill 70 reimburse
Missouri for money expended in equipping
her state militia. The sum of S6,7l7, 900
IS thereby appropriated.
The ways and means committee viii to-
day, report bill abOlishing the tax on
freight
Gen. Cluster was on Saturday examined
! before the reconstruction committee. lie
expressed his belietthat the people Of Tex
as We're generally disloyal. and that the
Freedmen's Bureau in that state was not
accomplishing as much good as it might
\ Washington dispatch states that Capt
Semmes is still in close confinement, and
that the President will not favor his re-
lease.
by order Of President johnson. s. Z.
Mallory, Secretary Of The Confederate navy
was on Friday released from Fort La
fayetto.
President johnson has assured Geo. Z.
Downing, chairman of the colorcd delega>
ton now at Washington, that no sudden
change relative to the occupancy of the
Sea Island lands BY the freedmen, shall
take pace.
It is stated that Sir Frederic Bruce had
several interviews with Secretary Seward
relative to the Fcnian movement. The
latter has been assured that no violation
of the neutrality laws Will be permitted
All American passengers and baggage com
ing into Canada Will be searched
In the States of Missouri and Arkansas
% .4S4 more rations were issued to white
refugees in January than in Decembcr-
For the next three months the number OF
helpless persons dependant on the governs
ment is estimated at 1000.
The State Of Mar, land is about to pre-
sent to congress claim for damages in
Cured by the burning of two bridges. at
the battle OF Monocacy, by order of Gen
Lew Wallace
A stupendous robbery was on Saturday
committed in New York Bonds and stock
certificates to the value ofncarly 81 SEQ. 900
were mysteriously distracted from Lords
banking house \ reward of S20Q0 is
offered for the capture Of the thief and re-
covcry Of the bonds.
In consequence ot extensive revenue
frauds 20 whisky distlleries have been
seized in New York The detectives en-
gagged in the work found that brandy was
being manufactured from printers old roll
ers, for the Ike Of the molasses contained
therein. \ government agent was on Sat
urday found dead in spirit-vat at dis
tillery in Thirty ninth street, under cir
cumstances which justify the suspicion that
he WAS murdered.
Archbishop Spaldiug, of Baltimore, has
received from the Pope letters appointing
him an apostolic delegate, with authority
to convene and preside over plenary coun-
ell Of archbishops ana bishops during the
present year.
SIR. Flint, one Of the editors Of the Nor
folk Old Dominion, was on Saturday, fog
sed in his Office by three gentlemen.
Hostiiities have been commenced be-
tween Dominica and IIayti
TUESDAY. March. 13.-Thc Indiana
Democratic Convention will doubtless be
the largest and most interesting ever con-
vened in the State. A large number Of dele
gates have already arrived at indianapolis
The declaration Of war against Spain by
Ecuador is confirmed. The latter power
has formed an alliance with Chill anu
Peru.
\ Washington dispatch states that the
President on Thursday told a congressman
that he regarded Louisiana as more loyal
than she had been since her purchase, and
South Carolina more loyal than for thirty
years.
Secretary Seward has answered the
English minister that the FenIans viii not
be permitted to commit any overt act, and
that the government will issue proclama>
ton in case Of any violation OF law.
The commander chief of the canadian
militia yesterday issued an address to his
troops. lie expressed his confidence in
the loyal spirit Of the Canadians. and states
that TIE call for forces is 4 necessary per-
formance of duty-the province being
threatened by piratical attacks by lawless
men, who use the territory of ncighboring
powers for the purpo' c of openly organizing
an enterprise against the sovereign rights
of the Queen and the security Of her sub (
jects.
Gold opened in New York yesterday at
13I 5, advanced to 1873, and closed ut 1905 |
The produce markets were .ull and prices !
were weak and dropping.