The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

imprisonment in the penitentiary, by Judge
0lin, on Tuesday.-Davd Stewart and wife,
while driving to church at Louisville, Mo-,
and when near that place, were thrown
from their carriage and Mrs. Stewart in
stantly killed.-Another terrible tornado
passed over Galveston, Texas, on the 18th
inst, unroofng buildings, sinking vessels,
and demolishing things generally. 1t was
the severest storm ever witnessed there.
Foreign
MARQUIS GALLIFET was assassinated on the
sth inst. by the widow of Communist, who
was shot by his order.-It is authoritatively
announced that Theirs favors the Republic
for the future government of France. In
the debate relative TO the removal of politi-
cal disabilities of the Orleans Princes, he
said the safety of the Republic had been
confded to him and he should not betray
the trust. The law of prescription was then
abrogated by a vote of 4s4 yeas to ll3 nays,
and Duke d'Aumale and Prince de Joinville
declared entitled to seats in the Assembly
The Official journal declares the cause of
the insurrection TO the congregation by Ma
poleon of 800 600 workmen in Paris.-Jules
Merese, the celebrated French banker, is
dead.-A dispatch from Constantinople,
dated the 9TH, says fires broke out Yesterday
morning simultaneously in four places, and
at one time 200 houses were in flames. For
unately the wind was light, and there was
prospect of getting the confagration under
control. The fires are supposed to be the
work of incendiaries.
DISPATCHES dated the 10th say that it is
officially announced that crops of all kinds
in Russia promise an excellent yield-Snow
fell in England on the 9th inst.-The Prus-
sian troops remaining in France have begun
their homeward march.-The Minister of
Finance, in presenting to the Assembly a
bill making provision for loan of one hun
bred millions sterling, urged the payment of
the indemnity in order that France may be
rid of the Germans The Minister said that
he relied for success in raising of the loan
upon foreign confidence in the ability of
France to meet her obligations and the in
ternal energy of the nation.-Gen. De Tro-
BRAND, who has ust returned to New York
from France, states he does not believe that
what they call Legitimacy in France will be
restored, mainly because all the large cities
are strongly opposed to it, and inclined to-
ward Republic. No form of government
has now good chance of permanency. He
regards Theirs as unqualiedly honest in all
he has said and done, and adds that we in
this country have no idea of the deep de-
moralization of the French people under
Louis Napoleon. 1t was a worse govern
ment than ever France had before. But
there is no fear Of its restoration. Although
many Of the peasants are in favor OF 1t,
their master is gone and they have no leader.
THERE was snow storm Of an hours
duration in Birmingham, England, on the
10th inst.-The idea of burning the bodies
e h. ;at;, &c o,,y;1 in, r;c hos
been abandoned, and they will be exhumed
from their present burial places in the park
of Monceaux and the garden of LuXem-
bourg, and transferred to the new cemetery
beyond the village and fort of Vanvres.-
Prince de Joinville and the Due d'Aumale
visited Theirs and the members of the cabi-
net on Saturday. They were received with
the utmost courtesy, and Theirs subsequent
ly returned the call. AT their interviews
with Theirs and Grevy the two princes re
signed their seats in the Assembly. and dis
claimed any intention of intriguing against
the republic. The Orleanists are preparing
a banquet to the Due d'Aumale.-The sacred
vessels and valuable ornaments taken from
the churches by the Communists, have,
with few exceptions, been discovered in the
mint and other places.-Picard has re-
signed the Governorship of the Bank of
France.
THE resignation Of Favre as Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and Valentine as Project of
the Seine, are reported to have been rendered
to the Government.-The Bonapartists count
on carrying so out of ia supplementary
elections.-It is asserted that the French
Assembly adjourned on the 18th inst, to July
I'd, after voting the new loan required by
. ,a,,t rha 1Ii trao To-
was discussed in the British Parliament on
June 18th. Dispatches from London state
that there is little question but that it will
be ratifed.-Late advices from Teheren say
that famine in one district Of Persia has
reached such state that the starving people
have killed and eaten fifty of their children.
"A dispatch from Bombay says vessel
bound from Kurrachee to Katosi recently
foundered near Luckput, and that eighty
lives were lost.
DISPATCHES from San Francisco state that
the Peruvian ship Don Juan, having on
board $50 coolies, who had been entrapped
on board on the China coast, bur ed at sea
and 500 coolies persisted. The poor crea-
lures were imprisoned in the hold Of the
ship, and they set the vessel on fre.-The
army of Paris will evacuate the city within
two days. CaVellette Will, however, con-
tinue to be occupied by troops, who have
been reinforced.-T Lord Mayor of Dublin
died on Monday.-Princess Mathilde has
asked NJ. Theirs for permission 10 return tc
Paris, promising. to abstain from political
intrigues.-The gardens of Paris have been
re-opened.-The German Parliament has
passed the military pension bill.
PARIS dispatches, dated June 14th, say the
Gauche publishes q manifesto to the Pari!
electors against monarchy and in favor of {
Republic. In order to combat Bonapartis
intrigues, Deputies propose to impeach the
Emperor for declaring and waging war
The official journal of today says the story
that condemned insurgents have been sho
in the Bots de Boulogne with mitrailleuse
! is an erroneous and absurd columny.-Pari
advices compute that 10000 persons, so far
have been executed. Insurgents in all sorts
of disguises continue to be caught Milliere
who caused thirty citizens to be shot for re
fusing TO fight for the Commune, has beer
arrested and shot. When brought out of hi
hiding place he fired six shots at the soldiers
and fought esperately.-Vilain, who free
the Prefecture of Police, and was head exc
cutioner under the Commune, was discov