The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-17
The Organization Of the Kansas Legislature

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An Attempt ut Inccndiarism.
The Organization Of the Kansas Legislature
NEWS FROM EUROPE Ut CABLEi
TRIEsrE, Jan. ie.--This morning the feet bear
Ing the body Of Maximilian entered the harbor
| The frigate Kavara was Immediately boarded by
the Archdukes, who covered the catafaique
| containing the corpse with vreaths and flowers.
LONDON, Jan. l6.-It is reported that Lord
Bloomfield, the British Minister to Austria, ard
| Lord Clarendon have gone on mission to Rome
to request the Pope to use his influence with the
inhabitants OF ireland for the suppression Of the
Fenian agitation.
Later advices from Bio Janeiro represent that
President Lopez would be compelled to with
draw from Rio Parana, and fall back with all
his forces to Anuncion. The allied army has
been heavily reinforced and was pressing the
| siege very closely.
LONDON, Jan. le.-Consols closed o21+9o21s for
money and for account. American securities
closed steady. Five.twenty bonds, 1l9G7l2s;
Illinois, sia4; Erie, ~.
FRANKFoRr, Jan. l6-Eyenbng.-UnitedS States
bonds, 1917
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lG-Evening. -Cotton closed
hrm; Upisnds in port, I'D; to arrive, ~; Or
leans, M sales to-day, 1000 bales. Breadstufs
| steady. Corn ass. for old and new mixed. West
ern wheat, los. lod. Provisions unchanged.
DUBLIN, January l6-Evening.-The examine
ton OF the prisoner Lennon has been concluded.
Evidence was given that he was the leader Of
the attack on the police at Stcposde last spring.
He was held for trial on the charge Of high
treason.
CoPESHAoES, Jan. l6-It is reported here
that the efforts Of Chamberlain Christensen, In
his negotiations with the United States Govern
ment to secure certain privileges and exemp-
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been defeated by the opposition Of Secretary
| Seward.
| LONDON, Jan. l6.-Admiral Farragut, whose
feet arrived here this week, was received with
every attention by the city authorities, and was
entertained by the officers Of the French navy
during his stay. The squadron under his com
mand sailed to-day for Naples.
BRUssELs, Jan. l6.-Intelligcnce OF the death
of the Archduke Macmillan was for the first
time communicated to his wife Csrlotta four
\ days ago. What effect this announcement had
| upon the health of the Archduchess Is not
| known, as no report has since been made as to
her condition.
TRIESTE, January 1.-THE remains OF the
Archduke Macmillan Iwere landed from the
Navarro, this morning, with solemn ceremonies,
and In presence of immense crowds. In this city
the public buildings and private houses were
everywhere draped in mourning, and flags were
covered with Grape. Business was suspended
and the stores were closed. On the vessels in the
harbor the flags were at hall. mast. Atten O'Clock
the procession escorting the corpse moved from
the place OF landing through the city. The cor
tegc was preceded by body OF cavalry, and
consisted ofthe municipal government Of Trieste,
clergy, hearse loaded with flowers, Archdukes
of the Empire, Admiral Tegethoff, ambassadors
of foreign nations, Austrian officials of high
, rank, foreign consuls, various corporations Of
the city and the people generally. A feeling o.
profound grief was everywhere shown by the
+ vast multitude. The scene was one Of the mos
touching ever witnessed.
LONDON, Jan. l6.-Ofeial returns of the Banl
of England show that the amount of specie has
increased $4,000 during the week.
PARIS, Jan. lG-Evening. -Bourse firm; Rentei
, closed strong at an advance.
, | HAVANA, Jan. 16.-Adyices from San DO
Q mingo state that after a bloody attack Gen
. Avardo, with 1900 Baezists, took the town o
, Aqua and established provisional government
y including within its limits the towns of Neybc
, and San Juan. His forces were marching on tn,
c capital.
: News from Porto Plata reports that after
sanguinary conflict the city had surrendered Il
: the revolutionists. President Csbral and hi
h generals led in haste from the place, the treas
! ury having previously been emptied BY Genera
v Luperin Punentel. Gen TToneoso was In com
i. mand OF the Baezists. Baez himself was at tn
8 town of Hurgud with an imposing force. IL
e was operating In connection with hotills, an
Y expected to take the Capital by fire and sword
!. SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jan. l6.-The Danish wa
. | ship Dagmar has arrived from st. Croix and 81
a Thomas on the 18th instant
v The election In st Thomas has resulted favor
s. able to annexation to the United States. lively
0, hundred and forty votes cast for the trani
a. fer of the island, and only twenty-five against II
HAVANA, Jan. l0.-Santa Anna and his con
IL panions are very busily occupied, and some cur
Gus developments with regards to his scheme
70 and intrigucs are looked for.