North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
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tigation, to be practicable and immediate
action is now being urged in San Eraneis-
Fremont is railroading in Mexico.
There is to be convention of base bail
clubs Mt New Haven. There are sixty
two Spanish newspapers published in
/, Mexico. -, William Writ Skies Chains to
have made 50 900 in two months with his
pen......G Gen. Juarez is elected president Of
the republic of Mexico,.....A single- nile'
of the Western (Mass.) Railroad cost
500, 900. speaker Colfax favors the
nomination Of Gen. Grant for the next
President ..... The London TINES is out in,
an article condemning the course of France
! in the italian revolution, and insisting that
another rehsllion, is inevitable. 80. Chief
Justice Chase has written letter to Judge
Underwood, notifying him that he will
preside at the trial of Jeff Davis, and in
case his counsel shall consent, that it shall
commence On the 18th Of November, in
stead of ON the fourth Wednesday Of No
vember, which is the day designated in the
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bail bond. sa.
fAdyices from Rome eontradiet the ru-
NOR that all the Garibaldian insurgents
have withdrawn from the PapAI territory.
......It is now said that it has not been de-
cided to hold the next National Republican
Convention at Chicago as has been stated,
and that the place will not be fixed spon
until December. General Garibal1i has
crossed the Roman frontier and, is now at
the head of 1000 men..---.Caleb Gushing
and r. T.. Merrick are about 10 begin suits
to test the, const,tutionality os the coafsca-
ton acts b, fore the Supreme Court Of the
United States. ....A great battle has been
fought near Pekin, China, between the reb-
els and the army Of the Emperor, in which
the latter was defeated. The dispatch adds
that Pekin was in danger Of falling into
the hands of the rebels. 80. The Garibaldi-
ans at Rome, on the 22d inst, placed
mine under the barracks Of the Papal Zou-
aves and fired it at q given signal. The
building was shattered and some persons
injured, but none fatally.....
The Ministerial imbroglio in Italy is
not yet arranged, and Ratazzi continues to
act as Prime Minister. Napoleon has
requested the Great powers to unite in a
conference for settlement of the Roman
question......A Ere at Dubuque, on last
Wednesday night, destroyed the cattle
sheds attached to Rhomberg & Co.'s dis
tillery. Loss Sl5, OO0.. ..Gov. Brownlow
has been elected U. S. Senator from Ten
nessee.. Austria has had no metallic cur
rency since lS47......It is Ascertained that
the District of Columlf + Maryland
will form no part of the NJ military de-
partment which has been proposed to Gre
ate for Gen. Sherman......George Peabody
has presented $3.50, 900 to Harvard College
for museum of archaeology and ethnolo-
gy..... Official advices from the Western
plains are to the effect that the council of
the Government Commissioners and the
Indian tribes will probably result in a last
ing peace with the Indians.
A new jury in the Snrratt case has been
impanneled.. The President has issued
proclamation recommending that the 2Sth
of November be observed as day of ma
tional Thanksgiving......Five hundred
miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad, west
of Omaha, have now been finished. Sew
enteen miles further will carry the track to
Cheyenne, at the eastern base of the Rocky
Mountains. 81. The latest news from Italy
is in the highest degree exciting. Garibai-
di and his army are marching on Rome.
They are within sight ofFthe city. The
Papal troops are fling and falling back.
The French feet has sailed from Toulon
for the, defence of Rome, and French
troops are also about to embark for the
same destination. Irr .a-gaa e'y8tf
81 Our government has failed to secure the
release of Coils. Warren and Nagle, Amer
lean Fenians in prison in Ireland. This
trial will commence at once and Minister
Adams has been directed to employ conn
sci to defend them. ....The commissioner
of pensions states that the expense OF his
Office for the next fiscal year will be $685.
600, 600, and that all but 81 ,O0O, 600 of
that amount will be required to pay PEN
sions.. The Maryland convention it is
said will pronounce the State governments
of Maryland and Delaware not republican
in form. First slice cut from the consti-
tntion Of the U. s. and then one f-om each
of the state constitutions to make them fit
the radical ideas and finally there wont be
even remnant Of the original Of either
left...... Gen. Hancock will go to New Or
leans to assume command of that district,
this week. .Garibaldi is menacing the
city Of Rome with a force of between. TO-
600 and 1900 /, He. is reported TO have
bad TIVE battles with the. Popes troops. in
each of which he was victorious, and, is
now before the city. The youngmen Of Italy
are Aocking to his standard, and thereiis q
prospect that the Italian Government itself
will be recognized on the basis Of the
Garibaldian policy Of masking Rome the
capital Of Italy. In the meantime the!
French troops are nronte for Rome 70 de-
fend the Holy See, 4aGs iedi a. .ll,..yia.s
+ RErURNED.-T. O. JONES, Of the firm of
A. T. ct. O. Jones, has just returned
from New York and Massachusetts "Boot
and Shoe-dom." Having struck the mar
ket in the right time, is prepared to give
desirable figures to those wishing to buy
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