Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-27
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The immigration into Jamaica con-
times.
Hiago, Japan, was burned on Christ.
mas
II is generally believed that Lord
viii soon succeed Earl Derby
at the head of the English ministry.
The semi-oflcial journals of Paris
deny that there will be an immediate
change in the ministry. VF T
The amount OF green tea exported
to the United States to date, is 10, 20O,-
900 pounds lg
Admiral Bell, U. s. Navy, was
drowned at the month OF Osaca river,
China, Jan. 11th. .]t iQ
The London Times has q detailed
account Of the land slide at Vesuvius,
BY which dity five lives were lost.
A terrible earthquake has occurred
in the Formosa Islands. Thirty thou
sand lives were lost.
Charles II. Ross, surgeon of the
United States steamer Hartford, is
dead.
The Captain General of Cuba has
granted negroes permission to cele.
brate the Feast of the Wise Kings on
the 10th.
BurlingAme, the Chinese Ambassa-
dor, left China for San Francisco on
the 25th o. January. His suite con-
sisted OF thirty persons. ,-
Franciseg Santos has been ban.
ished from Santiago for reciting a
poem whiph had not passed the revis-
ion OF the Fensor.
The Vitha Debate says that Eng
land is eDdqavoring to induce Austria,
France, Rutaia and Prussia to suspend
the transportation of Cretan refugees
IT, Greece. rf
In ShaGtnng, China, 10000 rebels
werekilled. The imperial troops are
everywhere victOrions. Horrible bar
barites have been committed by the
Shannng rebels. In Pekin rebels
have been slaughtered in large num-
bers.
United States tonnage at Shanghai
for tie quarter ending Dec. 81, 1O3,. 1.
319 TINS; value of cargoes entered,
{, ,615, SO taels; value OF cargoes clear
ed. 58015 tAels; consular invoices GER
tilted luring the same time, 1882, 72l
taels.
The Heral,l's Havana special states
that tbs American consul to Jamaica
had an interview with Admiral Mundy
and Commodore MeClintock. Sudden
dispatches have been forwarded to
Washington, and there are mysterious
hints q negotiations relative to Hon
duras ahd the Clyman islands.
A letter from Shanghai, Dec. IL,
states hat United States Minister Bur-
lingames family and others, who left
Pekin overland for|Teintzin to take o
steamer were detained in Tungsun,
though accompanied by a large Chi
nese eport, on the account OF the
proximity OF large band OF robbers,
who il vas supposed desired to capture
the parry for ransom.
Advises from LaGuayra sre to the
9th inst. The American whaling
schooner Hannah Grant, while at an
chor off the coast, was deserted by
some OF the crew in boats, who we're
mado prisoners on landing by the
SpanO I1diAns. A number of the
crew aboard got arms and assisted in
reseHing their coufades. The exact
spot at wbigh the occurrence took
plaJe is not stated. A United States
mal-of-war 10 expected to obtain re-
dress.
The steamer from Rio Janeiro which
arrived at lisbon on the 18th, brings
the f6llowiDR hews: Beyond the.nsual
skirniishihg fhere had been no fighting
between ths hostile armies on the Pa
rama. Cholera was still raging with
hnabated fury in Bnsnos Ayres. There
was also much sickness in the camps
Of both armies, The revolt which had
broken out in Senate, one of the prov
inces of the Argentine Confederation,
had been succassful, the ruling govern
ment having been overthrown.
/ The dinner given to Admiral Fsrra-
gut at Florence, was grand affair
SelIa, the former minister of finance,
toasted the admiral, and in his remarks
said, iron hearts and not iron. clads
based his fame. The admiral, in ac-
knowledging the compliment, spoke of
his love for Italy and his confidence in
her noble progress. George P. Marsh,
representative Of the United States in
Italy, on behalf of his country, thanked
SelIa for his hopes of eternal alliance.
Depries, former secretary Of marine
affairs, said such an alliance with
America, a country found by Columbus,
baptised by Vespucius, and celebrated
by BAtta, was entirely natural.