Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-26

Republic with banquets in Paris and the
provinces.
The news from Cuba continues favorable to
the struggling patriots. Gen. Agramonte re-
Gently captured and sacked the important
town of San Miguel. Seventy of the garrison
were killed Other Cuban successes are re-
ported.
Prof. Tyndall, the celebrated naturalist, will
visit the United States this fall.
Twenty-Five workmen recently lost their
lives IN Belgian coal pit, by the accidental
flooding of the mine.
Rochefort, the exiled Communist, is reported
to be in dying condition at the Island of New
Caledonia, the French penal colony.
1t is said that the Emperors, in their recent
conference at Berlin, agreed to request the
Pope to break from the Jesuits, they promls-
ing to intercede with Italy in behalf of the
foreign religious corporations at Rome.
King Amadeus, in his speech from the
throne al the opening OF the Spanish Cortes,
announced that his Government had not yet
settled its differences with the Holy See.
Promise is made that reforms will be intro
duced in Cuba when the rebellion shall have
been suppressed.
The reported death of Gen. Albrecht of
the Austrian army, is contradicted.
Edmund About, the popular French author,
has been arrested at Srasbourg by the Ger
mans. It is said that Edmund's pen has
wrought the mischief.
King Amadeus has again announced his de-
termination to put down the instruction in
Cuba.
The Journal de la Marine states that on the
Goth of August special train passed the sta
ton of Chalvus, carrying 500 million francs,
the payment of which is to insure the prompt
evacuation of the Departments of La Marine
and the Haute Marine. The train was drawn
by two locomotives, and was composed of Is
wagons laden with 80 millions of thalers. 1t
is reported from London that the Gar of
Russia will demand the abrogation of the
Treaty of Paris, for the purpose Of co-operat-
ing with Austria and Prussia. Per contra, it is
reported at Brussels that the Gear will do no
such thing.
President Theirs visited the United States
frigate Shenandoah, at Trouville. recently,
and complimented her commander on the ex-
cellent condition of his ship and the fine dis
ciplIne of the crew.
1t being announced in Birmingham, En-
gland, that Prince Arthur would visit that city
shortly, the Republican Club, located there,
protests against the defraying of the expenses
of the reception out of the public moneys,
claiming that this practice is not in accordance
with the spirit of the age.
Agents Of the Cuban Junta are in London,
arranging for $50, 900, 900 loan for the pur-
chase of army supplies.
The arrest of Edmund About. the French
author by the German authorities, creates
considerable excitement throughout France,
and the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
has asked an explanation OF the matter from
the Prussian Government.
The London Internationalists have adopted
a platform favoring universal suffrage by
ballot for Legislative and Ministerial Offices
compulsory and gratuitous common school
education the disbandment of standing
armies, and the abolition of indirect taxes.
German emigrants are again threatened by
the Imperial Government, which is about to
establish strict surveillance to prevent per-
sons owing mlitary service from 1eaNlnS the
country. Thus far the action of the authori-
ties has had little effect upon the tide of
emigration.
The English Tely press vehemently de-
nounce the decision of the Geneva Arbitra-
tors.
The Princess Beatrice, the fifth and only
unmarried daughter of Queen Victoria, is
betrothed to the Marquis of Stafford. The
Princess is 16 and the Marquis %.
The sentences of seven of the ten Com
munists condemned to death for the assassina-
ton of hostages have been committed to
imprisonment.
In his opening address to the Austrian
Reichsrath, the President, referring to the
Imperial convocation at Be.lin, said the un-
derstanding there arrived at was certain
guarantee of the peace of Europe for some
years to come
The Prussian Minister of Foreign Affair S
has resigned. in consequence of disagreement
with Bismarck.