Middletown transcript., 1872-01-27
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been previously intims.ed. sent his for |
NAL resignation to the National Assembly,
and with il an announcement that the |
Ministers had also rendered their resigna-
tious. Much excitement Was al once cre-
aied. aud the Assembly. by an almost u
nanimous vote. refused TO accept the re-
sigpasions. appealing to the patriotism Of
.hdzf President A dcputation vas appoint,
ed, which waited upon NJ. Thiers, and ac-
quanted him with the action % the Chum-
bers. He told them that he was worn out
aud discouraged. that he could no, change
bis opinions. aud he believed that similar
conflicts would occur when other bill. were
before the Assembly. He finally consent
cd TO withdraw his resignation for the
present. but expressed his belief that the
end was inevitable, and tha, sooner or la
ter he would be compelled to retire.
After long debate the Kansas Senate,
on Tuesday. adopted the House r, solution
to investigate the charges of corruption in
the Senatorial election last winter. An
exciting time is expected. aud it is sup
posed that large number of witnesses
from all parts Of ,hs Stat. will be sum
moncd 10 the capital, Colonel Snoddy.
in speech on the question. said no in
vcs,iga,ion wa. needed to satisfy the en-.
tire people Of the State that Senator CalJ-
well procured his election by the use of
money. and by no party in the State and
no combination of any interest whatever
exccp, the in,ercs, Of his own pocket.
On "Wednesday. number Of women
-ufiragists. with male friends. met Gencr-
al Butler By appointment. IN the room Of
the Committee on The judiciary. Mrs
Lockwood, after brief address. in,rus,cd
to him petition, signed by a.oon wo-
men, asking Congress to pass declara.
tory law giving Them the exercise Of sulf-
rage General Butler accepted the honor
# presenting the petition 10 the House OF
Representatives. He said he would nn,
pnly prrsent, bu, advocate. the principles
Involved
Accounts from Mexiro mr., received. vim
Monterey. which are all iD favor nf III.
revolution SITS General Anlrez Trcrino
with a con, idefable farce was an the march
10 form n Jun .ii,n with Mar'u,z with the
view of making an attack ipnn Snu Luis
\ number oi towns had fallen into The
hands of the re,ontioni-is. aud several
States had either pronounced in their IA.
eor. or announced their intention 10 oh.
serve neutrality. The frontier leaders are
resolved Ia upprrss The free gone
United State. Minister Ri",tr has de-
mandti Of the Nicnraguan government re-.
paraton aud damages f''r tain injuries
lone tn American citizens hy agents II tln'
Ncaraguan government. The Nirarngn-
M Foreign Minister responded that Nica-
ragua was willing 10 take the msitcr un-
der consideration either hy n nix..l com.
mission or hy urhiratian In, nnly ~, con-
lilinn that the claims nf Nbaragnan citi-
gems be considered hy thr boinhar,.iGan, a.
Greytown by Walker
Governor Il |, tanec has sent III, r..
-iguatiun as United States S,.uator of North
Carolina 10 the Legislature He regret,
his INABILITY 10 secure the pesi,ieu uaiuE,
because it ieprisr- him oi The opportunity
Of proving By faithful service hi, earnest
desire to deserve the great confidence
shown in him The election TO fill the
place will be held on Tuesday mkt. whcn
another thorough panlocfa, will be chos-
IN.
The President is nn.ious 10 have Con.
, gr,,s adjourn, aul also ie zee the happy
despatch OF Lert X Stocking aud their IN.
+ yesiigators. Morton. bis mouih.picre.
! asks Tor an adjournment on May ,. The
mllitar, ring, including AIr Grant. will
be examined when iEue Gongl ,s.ional CON.
mi,tee return 10 Washington
!. \ great crowd assembled in the eonr,
room III New fnrk on Wednesday. Il
n h.ar the plea nf stokes on the charge %
5 the muracr ot Fisk. but the case was pnst
panel on the account ei the illness Of tn
Judge Stokes says he has one Of th,
strongest, eases in his favor ever known
aud thai he has na fnrs rs To the result
!, The hatk Warren llulleit, which sale,
l. irnn Be,lan Oh tuesday for Cape d. Yer
de. pu, into Prov inceiown llarhor th.
:, same night in consequence of munity q
mnng the crew Previous to rcaehin,
the hartor terrible fight had occurred 81
!. board. during which one man was kille,
aud another fatally injured
John \ Hancock. aged 80 years. re-
e siding with his son in The town Of P,lt
e Watasha County. D. burned his hous
J and barn while his wife and son were nj
|, sent, aud hanged himself in the woods i
n d, of temporar, insanity.
!" A violent sterm ragged in the Briiis
y Islands IN Tuesday evening aud all night
} On the Irish coasts aud ip the channel
!, !, was particularly severe. and extensive nm
- serious shipping di.as,ers are appreheud
;. ed.
'' There has been terrible storm i
Great Briruin. which has Frustrated III
telegraph wires. interrupted communion
:, tim. aud driven vessels on shore. TIL
- Parliament Houses have received son,
te damage.
,e In New Yerk. IN Snnlny. Rev DR. J
rs d. Bradley. # ,he fnris third stree, Prpi
ia esiant Episcopal chur.h. announced hi
te secession aud adoption If The Roma
/. Catholic religion