The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-06
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Foreign News.

written to the French Bishops asking
them to support Chambord for French
ruler. 1t is reported Cbambord
keaves Antwerp tonight.
ANTWERP, February 27.-Noisy
and hostile crowds promcnaded Ant
werp last night, but there we're no
serious collisions. The police were
Vigilant and dispersed the large
crowd.
MArAMonAs, February. a7.-A
Matamoras special says, Qucrrcgo
writes from Camurg" on the 23l, that
Trevino was marching on Ssn Ipnis
Potosi, with thou ond men, and
Nocha, with Fifteen hundred, was at
San Philipe, two days march from
San Louis Potosi. Four thousand
Goyorhment troops are at San Miguel,
and wero ma, ching OIL San Louis Po-
tos1. The fate of the city depends
upon the celebrity of the Respective
forces and tho result Of tho bait le,
which inevitably will decide tho fate
of Mexico.
LoNDoN, February 2a.-It is rcport
ed that Victoria will visit the Inpe.
riul Princess Of Germany.
The Lord Mayo of London has pre-
sentcd a congratulatory address to
tho Prinee OF Wales. Five pers .ns
were killed and thirty injured by the
pressure at the thank. giving ceremo-
nics.
The Times says Eugland will pay
nothing save what she is required to
in obedience to the decision of the
Geneva tribunal Of arbitration. She
has never Jreamcd of Offering any
composition Of difficulties outside of
the treaty. If,he Treaty is II failure,
it is tie fault Of the American Gov
ernment.
"A miscrrant fred a pistol at Queen
Victori,, while driving on Cont ti;u-
tion Hill. No damage. The miscr O.
ant WIS arrested.
| LoNooN, March 2.-Tbcre was con-
siderable excitement in Kingston,
Slrrey County, last night, over the
sudden termination of the Repubii.
can meeting being held thero White
MIR. Odgcr, member of Parliament,
was add' essing the assen,hlage, prr-
ty Of royalists a''acked the builling
aud dispersed the meeting. The
royallsts were particularly thrcaten.
ing in their demon .t:alions towards
Ohger, who was compelled to seek
safety in flight.
PARIS, MaIch 2. o.. Should LAhmi,
ranlt resi- gn The CIV v.rnursh,p # Par.
is, he will probahl, DC s,"-c.ded by
Gen. CIinchaut.
ROME, March 2.-It is believed the
Pope mcditates al early departure
from this city.
Items.
NoRFoLK, February 27.-Arrive,l
from Liverpool via Iiallfax, steam.
ship Austrian. Has ,hiry-'hree
cabin and mnc'cen stcerage pusscn
gers, most of whom are met chants Or
farmers, who come for permanent
residence in tho Southern States.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, f. nary II.
"A desperate called Ksntuck, Jack,
killed two men at FL, burg, Kansas
The people had tied Jack to stake
and were burning HIM alive, when the
authorities rescued him.
LITTLE Rock, February 27.-A
large field Of ice sunk .hr steamer
Lockwood and Silver Bow ut the
mouth Of Rec river. The wharfho,t
and the steamer Minnie were injured,
Lockwood and Silver 30. weIe in
sured for S42, 600, but run out the
day before the disaster. The ice was
from Missouri river gorge.
ST. JosEpn, February 27.-The
river rose four feet in three hours at
St. Joseph, Mo. ~ temporary bridge
was swept away.
SALT LAKE, February 2T.-The
Pacific 10 =. is again blockadcd be-
ycnd Salt Lake.
New YoRK, February ga saloon
keeper at Hamilton, Ohio, shot fatal
ly colored till-tsppcr.
The Apaches captured Dull Creek
Station Arizona, killing three ne u
and capturing the stage horses.
The Germans of San Francisco are
organizing for independent action in
the coming Presidential campaign.
A Matamoras special says the San
Juan has left Brownsville for Camara
60, with bonded goods. The Mexican
authoritic1 abandoned the idea of
capturing her, en- route, but propose
to start force to aid Cortina to Gap
ture Camargo before tho San tuan's
arrival. Reports from Tampico state
that tho revolutioni>ts had captured
San Louis Potosi.
A despatch from Albany says the
judiciary Committee will recommend
the impeach ment of Judges Cardozc
and Bernard.
Groves cotton factory, at Craig
vile, was burned this morning. Loss
$4,000.
Its understood that Lcet & Co.,
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