Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14


found in excellent order, and the bodies of
soldiers who died at Charleston have been
lately removed to the Magnolia Cemetery.
The Judiciary Committee, both majority
and minority, will have their reports on
impeachment ready by Thursday, the 2lst
instant. The majority report will oppose
impeachment, and be signed by the same
members who voted may in the commit
tee on the Sth of June last. The minority
report will be signed by Boutwell,, Thomas,
Williams, and Lawrence, as heretofore
So says the Washington correspondent of
the New Y ork Times.
Lieutenant General Sherman has Issued
Il military order announcing the conclusion
of treaty of peace with the Kiowa, Com
anche, Apache, Cheyenne and Arappahoe
tribes of Indians, and declaring that
ties against them shall cease, although the
United States troops are TO cease none of
their vigilance in carrying out the terms Of
the treaty, preventing and Furnishing dep
relations, etc.
The points of General Grants report as
Secretary of War have been laid before the
President. They show that the expenses
of the department heave increased in ratio
slice July lst over the expenditures for
the last fiscal year. There were large sales
of public property last year which were
credited to the departmet, while this year
the expenses have not been diminished by
such sales.
The Fenian war in England, which has
oflate been chiefly directed 20 the butchery
of policemen, has changed to bread and
meat riots, and the watchword of ERIN go
Bragh' has been shelved for ''Erin go
Bread and Meat" Every meat and bread
shop in Exeter was sacked IN Monday
week. and incendiary fires were breaking
out all over the town. The local authori-
ties have applied TO the Government for
aid.
The Alabama State Convention met in
Montgomery last Thursday. Eighty-two
members were present, of whom fourteen
were colored. Il. w. Peck, ofTuscaloosa,
was elected President, and Robert Barber
Secretary. Two negroes were elected
Doorkeeper and Assistant Secretary. The
day was consumed in perfecting the organ
cation.
The MoRite,r of Thursday publishes
full particulars of the defeat of Garibaldi
on Sunday. Three thousand of the insur-
gents were killed, wounded or made priS-
oners. Garibaldi and his son Menotti were
captured and sent to Turin. The entire
revolutionary force was disbanded, aud the
invasion is practically at an end.
The body of Mark Tasting, an old citi-
zen OF Logansport, Ind, was found in the
basin of the canal. near that place, last
Thursday. He had mysterously disap
peared some days ago, and foul play is
suspected.
The destruction of life and property at
Matamoras by the recent hurricane on the
Rio Grande was dreadful. The value of
property destroyed is estimated at $780,
Geo.
Obligations exceeding half million dol
lars, due Northern creditors. matured in
the banks of Charleston, South Carolina,
Thursday, and were promptly paid.
United States Ten-FGrty bonds have been
introduced in the Liverpool market, and
are now regularly quoted in the papers of
that city.
The national debt was reduced during
the month of October, -, ,9sG.
Santa Anna and wife have arrived at
Havana, en- route to ST. Thomas.
Ii is understood that Napoleon meditates
calling Conference of European Powers
at an early day.
Francis Joseph, of Austria, has brought
to close his visit 10 Napoleon, and left
Paris on his return home.
Worthian Hooker, A. NJ, VI. d.. the well
know Professor of Anatomy and Physiolo-
gy in Yale College, died last Thursday.
General Garfield, member of Congress
from the 10Th Ohio District, arrived In
New York last Thursday from European
tour.
The Mexican Government very properly
refuses to recognize the Ministers and Con
suls of foreign Governments until the Re.
public is recognized by such foreign Gov
ernments.
The French troops are to retire TO Civita
Necchia pending negotiations between
Italy, France and Rome for settlement of
the Roman question.
The Navy Department has received from
Admiral Farragut an official account of his
reception in England. The Admiral ex-
presses his gratitude for the great courtesy
extended to him.
The National Treasury, on the first of
Noyember, held colnrcserve of gill, 5io,-
$40, and currency reserve Of s22, ass, OsO.
Total reserve, S.S3, 800.
The protracted resistance that the Can
dams are making against their Moslem
oppressors is one of the wonders of the age,
and the latest accounts are that they are
preparing for vigorous winter campaign,
declaring that they never will Weld until