Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28
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- The New rench Loan
LONDON, Jan. H.--It is now asserted tina
the new French loan of 100000. 600 franc
viii be placed in the market to-day.
be Heavy Gale.
EDINBURG. Jan. ga very heavy gal,
passed over the Southern counties of Scot
land yesterday Houses were unroofed
blown down, &c. Much damage was done
The kilograms report the loss of severa
lives. The storm was very heavy in thi
city and Glasgow. 1t is thought the ship
ping must have suffered terribly, though
no advices of disasters have yet been re.
ceived. 80 1ofrxs. .-f..
The Fenian Burke
LONDON. January 27-Papers this morn
ing publish letter from the Fenian pris
oner Burke, who was confined in house
OF destitutiOn in Clerkenwell, at the time
of fthe'explosion. Burke denies in positive
terms that he had any previous knowledge
of the conspiracy, and declared that if an
attempt was made to afford him an op
portanity OF making his escape, no intima.
tion OF such purpose was ever conveyed tx
him.
The French Army Bill. -
Letters from Paris say the reports of the
Prefect departments In regard to the STATE
of the public feeling on the army bill arr
quite unfavorable.- They generally concur
in stating that the announcement of the
adoption of the bill was received with man.
ifestations of disfavOr, and the measure i:
decidedly unpopular in the department..
'ed Reportof Minister mague.
PARIS, Jan. 27.-The Moniteur to-day
publishes the report of Mague, recently
appointed Minister of Finance, on the
financial condition and necessities of the
Empire. Mague says the increased mill
q r fiOnc nanSod hx, I,a
burg dispute imposed an unexpected bur.
then upon tie necessities of the country
and though these preparations were long
since abandoned with the termination iOi
the dispute, still they had created heavy
deficit in the estimates of the past year
Among other eventualities the repor,
guardedly admits that France NAV be liza
BILE to pay the bonds of the Mexican EN-.
pire, which were guaranteed by the Gov.
ernment to meet these extraordinary de-
mands upon the financial resources of the
country. The Minister declares new Ioar
necessary. ,.s~...-- - ---. r s.-..-.,,
The report then gives details of the loan
The amount proposed is 100000 900 francs
which is to be taken by public subscription
Msgne concludes by an appeal to the pa.
triotism of the French people. saying al.
though very heavy sacrifice is required
of them Its object is to secure for France
an enduring peace, which is the great ain
of the Emperor's policy, asuasrI4s xriF
p biHsfs Gun shop Robbed ss1
DUBLIN, JAM PA gun shop in this
city was entered by party of men, who
succeeded in carrying away nearly half a
ton of powder. The police have since ar.
rested twelve persons on suspicion of being
connected with the affair. All the men ar.
rested are Fenians iaati la '1aqops zi1fsE efs
-y-a i1roqus ~ sWrecked.i % ,te1qoMsH :
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-Eve-The barl
Wapella, Captain Orr, from New Orleans
to Liverpool, went ashore on the coast OF
Wales during heavy storm. and became
a total wreck. Only three of the crew and
one woman were saved. ta- t.-.=an-r