Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-07
TELEGRAPMaC.

New York. November 29.-The xri>
t"ne issues the following bulletin.
November 29--S P. M.-Mr Greeley
died very quietly and without pain at
ten minutes before seven this evening
he was conscious and rational.
New York, November 29.-Horace
Greeley's life was insured for Sl00, 900
for the benefit of the Tribune associa-
ton 1t is announced that the Chap
paqua homestead OF Greeley is to be
abandoned by the family and that the
property is to be auc,ioned off to NOR
row.
Salt Lake, November 29.-Communica>
tions with all the mining districts is
open aud easy. There is but little
snow in Cottonwood. Operations are
brisk, aud large quantities of ore are
coming in.
Thereis great indignation here in
regard to the diamond swindlc.
City Of Mexico, November Is
President Lerdo Tcjada will be inau,
gurated on the 1st of December.
Astonishmcnt is manifested ID polit-
ical circle, at the late perslsteny OF the
new President IN retaining 10 higl Of
fees the appointees of the late Pres.
dent Juraez The Cabiset officers are
said to have resigned, but new Cabi.
net will not be appointed until after
the Inauguration.
A comittee of Congress proposes to
erect monument to tue memory Of
Juarez and give bis widow and chill.
dren pcnsIon.
Lozado is reported dead, but the
news needs confirmation.
Serious troubles are reported at Te>
hauntepec, where it is alleged that the
Indians who we're unWllllng TO obey
Lozada were attacked by troops and
that General Placido Vega was kiled
Paris, Dec. ] This evening the res.
igna,ion NJ lie Franc Minister of the
Interior, rendered Yesterday morn,
ing, after the result of debate 10 the
Assembly was declared aud had been
accepted by the Presideat, Cabinet
meeting was held which lasted three
hours. All the Ministers have offered
their designations, bat Up to che preseot.
time Thlers has refused to accept them
The President is much affected by the
last vote iu the Assembly, and says the
only course lett for him is to resign
Nothing has yet been settled aud the
iruatlon is one of tue very grav1ct,
Paris is uneasy, but the Monarehlst
are firm aud couGdant.
Madrid, Dec. 1-On Friday the
insurgents approached the city OF Mala
"a and attacked the troops posted in.
the suburbs, bpt we're repulsed aud
driven several GILES With heavy JOSS
4 bend of about a thousand attem pted
to surprise the State forces at Annlus.
diel. but failed aud were Srigep of
The Carlists were defeated In q 6sht
with the troops in the province of ToIe
do and lost many killed. including two
leaders and twenty-three prisoners. a
body of insurgents calling themselves
Federals, were beating in Valencia
The Senate has passed the Mort
gage. Bank aud Loan bills The loan
provided Tor by the latter bill will prob
ably be issued on the 18th iustant,
Nashville, Nov. So News Of the
death of Horace Greeley excitcs univcr-
sal regret. The Banuer to laorroy will
say !" In vIeg Of the complication of
the present electoral college, by the
death Of Horace Greeley, We propose
that the Southern States which gave
their electoral votes for the deceased.
cast their vote IN the Electoral College
for Grant. 1t is graceful and under
the circumstances appropriate to ac-
quiesce in the overwhelming popular
verdict of the North. Let the South
itself have an opportunity to make the
the vote for Grant unanimous in the
spirit of that cause OF reconciliation
which Mr.. Greeley was while living and
TnC IateSt InOHcutS Vi us useful lie :,
heroic and eloquent exponent.
Gettysburg, Nov. 30-The Gettys.
burg Memorial Association have
determined to erect stat ute to Gen
Meade, apd a memorial column.
New York, December 4.--Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher's remarks at Greeley g
funeral were quite brief He spoke OF
the deceased as one who for thirty years
bad filed the lapd with controversy
as o man of war, yet dying with civic
honors, but as one whose memory shall
live forever in the annals of his country
To-day all men forget the recent strife
and opinions, and honor him because
he was something more than profes
sional man he was man so good
IN noble that he had few conpeers
For thirty years he built for himself nc
oatward monument nor state, but to-
day. between the oceans, there is not q
man who has not felt the effect of the