The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-05
Telegraph Dispatches.


PARIS, January 22.-The United States
war steamer Swatara, with John H. Sur
rate on board, arrived at Port Mahon,
Island of Minorca (Baicaric IslandJ, re-
Gently, and after coaling sailed again for
the United States.
PARIS, January 22.-Telegrams re-
ceived from all departments of the empire
express dissatisfaction with the proposed
reforms in the policy Of the government.
LONDON, January 25-Noon.-Des-
pate hes received herestate thatthe Cretan
war has ended, and that the volunteers
have gone back to Greece.
BERNE, January 27.-The Government
of Austria has made oyertures to the Fed
eral authorities with view to commenc-
ing negotiations for commercial treaty
between the two countries.
LONDON, January 27.-The clipper
ships Louis Walsh and Charlotte White
which sailed from Calico on race to
Europe, have reached Gibralter, having
made the voyage in 104 days. The Louis
Walsh won the race by only 25 minutes.
FLORENCE, January 28.-The Pope is
inclined to grant the ecclesiastical de-
mands of Italy.
LONDON, January 28-It is reported
that the Greek hero Karoria intended to
go to America to thank the people Of the
United States for their sympathy, and
to ask the Government to send feet of
monitors to the assistance of the Cretans.
MARsEILLEs, January 28.--The Amer.
lean monitor Miantonomiah is now lying
in this harbor, and is daily crowded with
visitors. s
LONDON, January 28.-Lord Derby is
| i'll. Mr.. Gladstone has returned to En-
gland on his way home. He passed
through Paris and had an interview with
Napoleon set9 li=sr
PARIS, January 28-Tnfoi nation has
been received that the workingmen are
riotously assembling in the streets Of
Madrid. Their clamor is for bread. A
serious outbreak is anticipated, and the
government is taking measures to meet
it. @
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SAN FRANCISCO, January 28-A tele.
gram from Idaho says General Crock -e.
turned to Camp Lyon with one hundred
prisoners and thirty-six captured horses
The number killed is not stated, but un
derstood to be large. He expects big
fight soon.
ST.. LOUIS, January 2S.-Advices from
Montana say desperadoes in that territory
have again become SO bold as to call ou
from the old regulators notice that the
reorganization of the company has be-
come necessary, and hereafter all often
ders will be summarily dealt with.
ST. LOUIS, j January 27.-The mail agen'
on the North Missouri railroad reports
that six men, passengers on the Northern
train were drowned while attempting tt
cross the Missouri river through the ict
at st. Charleston Friday morning. The
ice was too heavy for the ferry boat to
run, but these men being anxious to pur
sue their journey, undertook to make the
passage in small boat.which was crush
ed like an egg-shell and all lost. Thei
names are unknown.
WASHINGTON, January 29-The Pres.
ident, in compliance with the resolution
of the House, transmitted to-day volu
minous documents on the subject Of the
New Orleans riots in July last. Thes'
included 400 foolscap pages of testimo
ny taken before military board conven
ed at the instance of General Baird, con
sisting of General Mower, Quincy, ,Gregs
and Baldy, together with their report in
which they strongly condemn the conduc
of Mayor Monroe, aud say but for the
declaration of martial law by Genera
Baird aud the presence Of troops,f FIRE ant
bloodshed would have ragged Throughout
the night in all the negro quarters in the
city, and the lives and property of Union n
lists and Northern men would have bee
at the mercy of the BON.