Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
FOREIGN vNTEILrGEyCE.

liant reception at Dubiin, on the 18th. .
a London dispstch of the 17sh says en-
thusisstic meetings Of the Liberal party
are being held sll over Englsnd. ~ -.
The Fenian Gen Maggie, and six of the
crew Of the Jacinnet packet, sailed for
Americaon the 16.h, under promise never
to return. .HF fcNY
The entire Kingdom of Spain is report
ed to be sgitated by revolutionary disquiet,
and martial law has been proclaimed in the
province OF Catalonia tsszsf rarea ~
A London dispatch of the 21st says
Nsgle has not been released On the terms
granted 70 che osher prisorers, aud conse-
quently hss not sailed for Americas 5 !
The marriage Of Miss Kate Dix,
daughter of the American Ambassador,
and Mr.. Walsh, well known merchant in
the Japan trade, took place in Paris on the
17th. ssee e1ia,lsa
The trislof the Fenian prisoners. Des-
mond, English, o Keefe, Barretta Grin
Justice, accused OF eausing the Clerken-
well explosion, commenced in London on
the o0th- EzrJ ret4sT y Ss.s1 49,
twas reported in Florence on the 17th
that Gen Garibaldi had lea Caprera and
gore to Naples The ruror caused some
uneasiness, as the objects Of The Generals
movements were unknown. : -.
The Emperor of Russia has consented to
delay in the payment by the Unsed
States OF the sun stipulated in the treaty
in Che transfer OF the Territory of Alaska,
and the time nov assigned for the pay
ment il the LIST of May next fssss-4.s' a.
An Ottawa (Csna.a) dispatch Of TIE
18th says: The Investigation in the as
sassination Continued eli day. A large
number OF witnesses were examined, and
some new testimony elicited- of most
damaging character agains. Whelan." 30
General Napier, in dispatch received
in London on the 10Th, requests a heavy
remittance of treasure, as he anticipated
that his communication with the coast
would be frequently interrupted during
ne rainy season. {. -. =. {
A great political mass meeting of the
Liberal party was held in London OF the
night Of the 10Th. Resolutions we're
adopted by reclamation, amidst great en-
thusiasm, declaring that the abandonment
of all religious sscts In Ireland is right
and is impeIatiyely demanded, .srd that
the Tories. IN keeping Office after The re-
cent vote OF the Houee of Commons
against them, violate the constitutional
usage. and they should give place to Mr..
Gladstone and the leaders of the majority
in Parliament. =. .s,sl - = -
Gen Nspierrepo rts, in his dispatch re-
ceived in London on the 18th, that he left
Lab on the 2Si, and Is passing in south
westerly direction. The column of adj
vance was within sixty miles of Msgdala,
and twenty miles of thas distance had
been success sfully econnoitetsd.s The
troops of theexpedi;ion were in good aspir-
its.and eager for fight ACCOUNT from
Msgdala had reached the camp, whiehrep-
resent that the King was uneasy, and egi
DENLY alarmed attic speedy appfosch Of
The British troops, and he appeared 70 be
hesitatine as to what plan, of action he
"ouid aoop' aA~ -
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The Universai;s: Church At. Bingham
ton, N. T.. and tw,' adjsinirg baildings
were burned on tie nightof he 21th 49,
The press bar qret TO Chs les Dickens,
given in New York, on the evening of the
isth. is pronounced IS i trg heru ysry
pleasant and eepjuy SHE affsir. ssHeFaee
Greeley prssieedss.- - - - : 80 -
I'm Lowell Mas. on the Fob the yets
dns Of the old 6th Massachasettsr seiuieit
celebrated the anniversary Of rhesfEstdo.
rab,E march through iBaAnnons bxB pa
rade, Grafton and dinner - ss-=asss...s..z
At Danville, Pa, cnthc 49, = bofcf
explosion in The padding MN 81 4As Penn
sylvania IRON Company kzlsf one man
and morisIly aohSdkd f5uSSAd 1i1u5J5
wounded nine otherA asgzz1exw
Adispatch received IN New sTu1kffbm
Port Jcrvis on the 1ith, snrounccd that
TIE ssaandsd IL he Erie disaster xero do