Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

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ably six passengers, if required. A bell (
connects each room with the servants
headquarters. ~
There were heavy snow storms through |
ont the entire Northwest last Sunday.
Tue Rev. DIR. Bcckwith has been APP
pointed Bishop OF Georgia
The House committee on elections have
reported against allowing both Young and
Mckee of Kentucky, a seat
Speaker Colfaxs first reception will be
held on the 18th, and will continue during
the session every Friday night thereafter.
General Sheridan had lengthy inter
view with General Grant on Saturday pre-
paratory to his leaving for his command in
the West.
The Ticknor divorce case at Chicago
was concluded on Saturday Mrs. Tick
nor was granted divorce The details
were The most disgusting ofany that ever
transpred even in that city.
Pixies new Opera House, in New York,
was thrown open TO visitors on Saturday.
1t is the handsomest housein America. 1t
will be opened By the Brignoli and La
Grange Troupe, on Thursday night this
week.
General Grant has approved of General
Towards plan to supply the starving poor
of the South with provisions from the
Freedmen's Bureau, and take lien on
their crops to secure repayment.
Mount Vesuvius is again on the ram
page The river of fire is increasing, and
its action is accompanied by a noise SINH
| lar to that Of artillery firing, together with
a shock of earthquake. A general panic
prevailed in the me- ghborhoo1.
The Conservatives of Georgia have pass.
ed resolution thanking the President foi
the removal of General Pope, and expires
sing confidence in General Meade. Like
conduct captured Hancock. VIII it dc
the same for Meade?
The Fenians still continue their diaboli
cal work in England AMI Ireland. Theil
last piece of pleasaiiry was an attempt to
blow up the gas works at Warrington
They are also trying to drop torpedoes il
, the British channel TO blow up steamers.
, Sir Edward Thornton, the newly ap
pointed British Minister, will sail from
Liverpool on Saturday of this week, fol
; his new post of duty. 1t is supposed thai
: Sir Edward is clothed with authority tc
propose counter proposition upon The
Alabama claims, and also that upon his ar
rival speedy so,aiion of the complicated
question In regari 10 tho rights Of Ameri
can citizens abroad will take place in {
manner that viii be satisfactory to thi,
Government.
The Conservative (rcbcD Army and Ma
Wy Union Club, OF Washington, have ISSUED
an address To the honorably discharged
soldiers 10 couIteract an address issucC
by the Soldiers and Sailors League a
Washington, calling for Soldiers COnven
lion to nominate candidate for the Presi
dency. Would il not have been better il
: they had addressed tl'eir communication
to The dishonorahly discharged soldiers.
The deserters would lHtier represent ihei
pr cip,cs n b mc,e apt TO adopt thei
Suggestions.
, The conduct Of the Fenians in ireland
J continues TO excite great alarm in that
country. They recently entered the maya
zine a. Cork and carried away more thar
half a ion Of blasting powder. The clergy
Of Limerick have signed Document
! which states that there can be no perma
nent peace in ireland ulIess treated like
Hungary.
Washington dispatches say tina; the i'm
mediate cause of Pope's removal was in
consequence Of his permitting negroes &c