The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-17
WHOLE NO. 235.
TeIegr,aphic Notes.
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THE New York police have recoveret
IS, 600 worth of silks lately stolen from
the French Steamship Company's docks
j The conference committee on the
Southern Pacific Railroad bill have
compromised and viii report in favor
OF a main trunk, with branch from
! Marshall, Texas, to New Orleans, via
\ Alexandria and Baton Rouge, and a
branch of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road to California, from the thirty-fifth
parallel, TO connect with the trunk of
the Colorado river, near the thirty-sec-
The Senate on the I'd confirmed the
following nominations: n. P. Chipman.
Secretary of the District of Columbia;
VIM. III. Lessig. Surveyor-G General (Col-
orado); Thos. j. Mckinney, Superin-
tendent of IndianaAffairs for Washing
ton Territory; N. Connoyer, Indian
Agent at Unadilla, Warrington Terri
tory; Joel Palmer, Indian Agent at
Siletz, Washington Territory.
The statue of Roger Williams, con-
tributed by the state of Rhode Island.
has reached Washington, and viii be
placed in the old hall of representa-
Eves.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of Indianapolis have purchased
the leese of the Exchange Varieties
Theatre, at that place, and the institu-
tion will close on Monday.
: The recently arrived Japanese en-
bassy were presented to the President
on the I'd. There were present, besides
the President and Secretary Fish, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. |
Davis and Mr.. Davis, and others.
A FIRE at Ottawa, Canada, on the I'd, |
consumed the extensive dry-goods es-
tablishment of Hunter, Shielbred & |
Co. Damage to stock, $50, 900; build
ing, $4,000.
TIE prize of five hundred dollars for
the first Prussian battle-hag captured /
in the wal, offered by California French
men, is claimed for Ricotta. Garibaldi.
who captured the flag of the Sixty
first Prussian regiment at Dion, Janu-
ary 23d. t-'l-
CHRISTINE NILSSON has purchased
valued at so, 500, in Peoria,
Ill. She intends to build thereon a
beautiful French villa. - --..-,
ABROAD.
gems. SHERIDAN and Forsythe, of the
U. s. Army, have gone to Paris.
A LONDON telegram announces another
terrible colliery explosion at Victoria,
by which twenty lives were lost.
The proffer of England's mediation
has been accepted by both parties in
the dispute between Egypt and Spain
TIE Belgian army is being placed on
a peace footing, and the militia have
been sent to their homes. ssf
The Parisian populace wreaked their
on several men and women
who were seen communicating with the
German soldiers.
The French government has ordered
'he Immediate return of the mobilized !,
Guards to their homes.
The Pope has decided not to leave
'he Vatican, fearing that If he does the
italian government will confscate it.
TIE Irish question was. further de-
Dated IN the House of Commons on the
evening of the I'd. fs5
MARSHAL BAzAINE's wife, rich and
beautiful Mexican whom he married
Turing Maximilian's time, has Just
borne him son at Cassel. The child
vas literally baptized on French soil,
IS the marshal had enough earth ,
brought expressly from France to cover
he floor of the room s.
A vienna paper reports the suicide, 4
oy drowning In the Danube, of the no
orious adventures, Cora Pearl, on ac-
,ount of an unfortunate attachment.
She has been for years the reigning
queen of the continental demi-monde.