Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

ending March 18th, were sS.5492s2. The
amount of National Bank notes in circu-
lAtion, March 10. was $3.50 693 sos Of the
following denominations One dollar notes,
IS. 4s1. 050 twos, S., 66e $50; fiyes. s112.-
969, 5s3; tens, S77,73O7 1873; twenties, s43,-
$751; 1926; fifties, sl9,s77, sos; one hundreds,
SIS, 299,700; five hundreds, 1924, 500 I;
one tho usands, SS,019.000.
The Senate Court of Impeachment re-
assembled, as per adjournment, at one
o'clock on the 23d, for the hearing of the
Presidents return to the writ of summons
to answer the charges against him. The
Chief Justice was in the Chair. Senator
Davis, of Kentucky, submitted a motion
that the trial should be postponed uhtil all
the States now unrepresented in Congress
shall have Senators. Rejected-yeas 2;
nays 40 The Presidents counsel read his
answer to the several articles of impeach.
ment, a synopsis of which win be found in
another column.
A Washington special of the 23d says:
"a great number of lawyers and eth
ers of official life lave arrived in the city,
and many from great distance, to attend
the trial (impeachment), but have found
it impossible to gain admittance. The press
should make it known that 1t will be USE
less to come to the trial without first adj
dressing the Senators from the State where
the party resides, by letter or telegraph,
giving the days he expects to be in the city,
and receiving tickets in return. Each Sen
ator holds considerable number of extra
tickets to issue daily"
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 3
Captain Makey has been sentenced {,
Imprisonment at hard labor for twelve
years.
The Fenians Thompson and Mulla'ey,
sentenced to be hanged for the murder Of
police sergeant Brett, have been reprieved
Garibaldi has written q letter to the
United States Minister, Hon. George p
Marsh, declining to be the agent of the
United States.
w. johnson, the Orange Secretary, who
was imprisoned in County Down for TAX
ing the lead in an Illegal procession. has
be en- made candidate for Parliament from
the city of Belfast.
A fire occurred in Montreal on the night
of the 21st, in the warehouse of the
Messrs- Csughton. An explosion occurred,
killing seven men. Cause unknown.
Csughton was arrested.
A cable special to the New York Herald,
dated Rome, 21st, says: "The Pope gave
a very gracious reception to Admiral Far
rsgut and suite to day. The Admiral will
remain in Rome month" Another dis
patch says he viii be obliged to remain at
Rome four or five weeks in consequence of
the severe abscess which has broken out
in his leg.
A London dispatch of the 23d says:
"Advices from Abyssinia continue favor
able. at last accounts nearly al the troops
of the expedition had reached the high
table lands, though the roads were found
very bad. The extreme advance had az
rived in the vicinity of Lake Ashaugee
and met as yet no hostile opposition from
the natives"
Advices from Australia to the 7th in.
slant state that tie captain and crew al
the schooner Marion Kenny were massa.
cred at Solomon Grant Islands. by natives
1t was just discUv cred that the ship Gen
eral Grant, which left London, May, 1856
was wrecked at Auckland Islaud, the same
month, by being drawn into a large cone
twenty FIVE fsthoms deep. Only twenty.
five saved. The ship City of Melbourne
was burned at Melbourne.
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The Democrats of Cincinnati made
their nominations for city officers on the
oath -.-..
f. The Oregon Democratic State Couven-
ton, on the Goth, nominated J. s. Smith
| for Congress, and declared unanimously
for Pendleton for President.
The Michigan Republican State Con
vention assembled on the 18th and selected
delegates to the National Convention. A
series of resolutions vas adopted, one in
favor of Grant for President.
News from New Mexico is to the effect
that the Indians are very troublesome h
| Grant county, infestipg- the woods snd
depredatirg upon almost everybody that
travels their way. They are banded in
numbers sufficiently large to jeopardise
the safety Of the largest citizen trains.
Il telegram from Cheyenne says tina,
Charles Martin, who has been on trial fol
the murder of Andy Harris. and was &C
Quilted by the jury on the 18th, was
hanged on the night of the Goth, by the
Vigilance Committee. They also hanged
man named Morgan, notorious horse
thief. Martin had threatened to furnish
another victim.
The Lay Convention Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church of Indiana met at In.
dianapolis on the oath. The attendance
was large, the delegates being oonpos ed
principally Of laymen. though, the minis
try was web represented. Hon VIII
Cumback, Of .Greenburg, was made Prcei.
dent, and N. F. Browning, of Blooming
ton, Secretary.
The steamer Magnolia exploded her
boilers when about twelve miles above
Cincinnati, ON the afternoon of the 18th.
There were on board over one hundred
passengers and q crew of fsrty. -Of
these only ifty-seven persons were, on the
day Of the accident, known to have es-
capped. The greater portion of the cabin
was carried away by the explosion. and the
boat took fire Immediately, ard after the
remaining upper works were destroyed,
some powder in the ma gazine exploded,
destroying everything but the hull, While en-
soon sunk. Many of the passengers jumped