The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28
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} While England regrets the departure OF
the rebel cruisers from her ports, she can.
not acknowledge the justice of the claims
against her for pecuniary damages for their
acts. The United States must solidly estab-
lish the fact of Engllnd'S negligence, and
England is ready to accep. the award of the
tribunal of arbitration. whether favorable
or unfavorabe. She desires only that il
shall be just.
Great e8gcrneSs is felt for the latest news
from America about the Alabama claims.
Special dispatches from New York and
Washington to the press are posted on
Change. and the bulletins are surrounded
by large crowds.
A meeting of workingncn will be held to
oppose the course of the British government,
and demand All immediate settlement OF the
claims. the sum paid to the United States to
be subso oquently recovered from the builders
of the vessels which caused the damages.
Prayers were offered in ali the churches
at Sheffield for the prevention Of war be-
tween England and the United States.
The London Times says: alt is morally
certain that the attempt to settle the Ala
bama claims before the Geneva Board will
be a failure. We must therefore make eff
forts to prevent angry recrimination. five
are successful the time is possibly near when
more dextcrous negotiations may settle all
difficulties"
! The Right Honorable John Evelyn Dem
nison, late Speaker OF the House o. Com
mons, is gaZctted as NisCcunt ASsington
He appeared in the House o: Lords, and the
/ oath having been administered, took his
seat rs peer.
A dispatch from Cork reports that terri
| BILE storms have prevailed off the southern
coast of Irelsnd, and several disasters, with
fearful loss of life, are reported. Three YES
sells. whose names have not been ascertain
ed, fouudercG off Ballycaton, village twen-
/ ty miles southeast of Cork, and their crews
| perished.
| Earl Mago, GOveror- General of India. has
/ been assasSinated by Mahometan convict.
The assassin has been summa-ily tried, con-
victed and hung.
Caleb Gushing. J. Bancroft Davis. Wm
NJ. Evarts and NJ. K. Waite have arrived in
Paris. and are IN close consultation in re-
gard - the business before the Geneva
board ofarbitration. They We're presented
70 Theirs by Minister Washburne.
/ E1-Mini>tcr Casimir Perier has received
from Thiers an offer of the ambas Sadorship
at London. but has declined. the honor.
Remusqt, Minister of Foreign Affairs. In
reply 10 deputa,ion who waite upon him
with the purpose of securin" the aid OF The
government 20 4 voluntary movement to re-
levc France of German occupation. replit Ii
piled tha: the government could not Off
cial'y give l. concurrence, DUcI's" rAe Ger
mans, fearing antic!patory payment, might
fear al intention on the plrt OF France TO
take their revenge, ar1 would insi,. on o.
cupvlng SIX departments Tor tho-" Stipu-
/ lated.
Tie elections III the department OF Eure
to ill vacant seats in the National \ A,Sem-
bly,. were attended with great disorder and
numerous conflicts occurred between the
opposing par tico.
Eugene Rouher, vino was Minister of
State under Napoleon. has been elected to
the Assembly, from the island of Corsica.
lie will be the leader of the BonaplrtiStS in
the Assembly.
Mr. Bancroft the American Minister. has
completed his reply to the British case on
the San Juan boundary question. and will
immt diately submit. it to the arbitration OF
Emperor William. \ copy has been dis
patched to W shnyton.
The United States fleet, Admiral Alden
commanding, has arrived in the Bay OF Ma
pies, where it viii await the arrival OF
General Sherman and party from Rome.
The cousuls, and other representatives, Of
foreign powers at Bucharest. have united IN
making Il formal demand Oh Prince Charles
for the protection of Jews in the Principal
itles. A disturbance recently attempted
at GalatZ was quietly suppressed.
\ recent outbreak of fanatici.m in the
town Of ,Jundil, in the Argentine States, re-
suited in fearful massacre. .IanchOrs, ex-
cited to frenzy by a man named Salune,
made sudden attack on foreigners. The
latter, taken by surprise, were unable 10 de-
fend themselves, and before the authorities
could stop the slaughter, thirty-six were
killed. Tue assassInS were then attacked by
troops they fled. but were pursued. and ii
shot and q taken prisoners.
THE Girls VINO WIN The time has
passed way when women must be pale and
delicat' To be called int restiDg-When she