Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
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Affairs has declined.
On the 23th, the Italian residents
of New York City celebrated the
completion OF Italian Unity, There
was street procession, but no one
in,erfered.
Intelligence IS received of the loss
OF the steamer London off the coast
CT Florida, with loss OF twenty
lives.
The Missouri River Telegraph
Company has completed its line to
Fort Randall, one hundred miles
above lankton, Dakotah. Another
hundred miles will be completed
within sixty days.
The authorities of the State and
Federal Government are having some
trouble, at Brazos Santiago, Texas, IN
respect to the appointment of a
Health Ofii1er tor that port. The
question will have to be decided BY
the Sc Tetary Of the Treasurey.
Hon. b. G. Cook, Member of Con.
gress from the 9th Illinois District
has resigned, AMI the Governor has
ordered special election to fill the
vacancy.
Reports of the presence of Yellow
Fever At Charleston, S. c., are Off
.cially confirmed.
\ Cyclone ragged on the south At,
lantic coast on the 29th, doing great
damage.
The full and final returns from the
United States Census makes the pop
ulation of the nation IS, 555 9S3.
On the night Of the Goth a fright
iul accident occurred on the Eastern
Railroad, at Revere, near Boston.
An accommodation train. standing
on the track, was run into and te.c-
scopel oy lightning express train
killing q passengers outright and
wounl;ng seriously some 80 more.
FOREIGN.
The French government is taking
measures for the disarmament of the
National Guard. This project is due
to the discoveries that the National
Guard has some connection with the
International Society.
The German troops in France will
be reduced on the LIST of September
to 10000
Two British ships, the San Cearus
and the Knight Errant, bound fol-
San Francisco, were lately lost of
Cape Horn. :,
The Cholera is reported to have
made its appearance at Antwerp.
In Morlla, Mexico, a Catholic
Priest stirred up a riot against the
Protestant residents of the the place.
a great many persons were killed
and wounded.
CASTELAR,, the leader of the Spanish!
Republicans, expresses doubts as to
the stability Of a Republic in France.
lie thinks a strong central govern
mtnt is what France nccds.
Rome enjoyed a popular disturb.
ance on the 21st,-thc occasion for
which the telegraph does not state.
Count Luigi Corti, the Italian Am.
l,assador to ashing.on has been Sc
iected as the third Arbitrator under
the Washington Treaty. Charles
Francis Adams, on the part Of the
United States, and Earl Russell, on
the part of Great Britain, are the
other two .Arbitrators.
The Carists are making prepare
tions for the invasion of Spain, and
the Spanish government is sending
troops to the threatened points.
Tie Emperors Of Germany and
Austria are to have a private meeting
at once.
The Blanco rebellion in Uruguay,
which lately assumed threatening
proportions. has been crushed and an
amnesty offered to participants.
The Bishop Of Madrid, Spain, has
instructed the clergy Of lis diocese
TO refuse the sacrament to all per
sons married by civil rites unless
publicly rtpcnted Of by the parties.
Timers has forbidden public dem
onstration on the 4th Of September,
the anniversary of the Paris revolt
against Louis Napoleon.
The Do'i'ger anti-rapal protest in
Germany is rapidly eliminating INTO
a general movement that threatens
10 be as influential as hat inaugural
cl bv Luther.
On the l4th the first train passed
through the Mount Gents tunnel,
from France to Italy. TIE formal
cnsning Of the tunnel will take place
September II.