The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

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Council Chamber, and wer so demonstra
that the Council hastily adjourned, the al
Germen making their way out as fast as they
could. They denounced the ordinance as
an effort to crush out the poor te benefit the
rich. Tie excitement is immense. The
citizens Of the South Side foresee great in
fury TO business if a good fire ordinance is
not passed. ,'-sN Na-i o.. ~
m the Ohio House of Representatives a
Joint resolution has been introduced ask
ing the Ohio Representatives in Congress to
use their influence to secure legislation that
will recover from the general government
$500, 900 due Ohio, as part Of the three per
cent of sales of public lands in Ohio, grant
ed by Congress in lieu of taxes OH unsold
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A lively comniotion exists in political cir
cles in Kansas caused by an expose published
in the Lawrence Standard, giving the names
of nineteen members of theslast State Leg
islature who were bribed to vote for Cald-
well for United States Senator, last winter,
and giving the sum paid to each member.
The Standard declares itself prepared to
sustain its charges With abundant PROOF.
|. The steamship America hasarrived at San
Francisco, from China and Japan, with the
Japanese embassy, consisting OF Inakura,
prime minister of Japan, as chief embassa-
dor. and KIDD, Akabo and Hama Gechi,
assistant ambassadors. The steamer was
magniiicently decorated with bunting and
flying the japanese imperial banner. The
battery fred a grand salute, and the citizens,
received them at the foot ofthe wharf The
five Japanese princes go to Vassar college.
and the whole embassy and suit. one hun
dred and five persons, leave in eight or ten
days for New York. accompanied by Hon.
Charles E. Delongy the American minister
to Japan, and Hon. G. w. Brooks, the ia
panese consul a resident.
Orders have been telegraphed from the
War department to General Emory, at New
Orleans. instructing him not to bring troops
into the city unless under express orders
from Washington.
Governor Warmoth seems to have out
flanked his antas onist, Carter, the senate
has secured a quorum and some of the ad-
herents ~ofT Carter having deserted him,
three fourths of the members of the house
repeal Of the constabulary enactment, the
modification of tn" registration law and the
repeal Of the printing law. Thuse measures
heiL.s :; lied t"r by the people or Louisiana,
without distinction OF party. will pass the
house without opposition.
A Columbia dispatch states That Governor
Scott has assented to the scheme Of the In
ion Trust Company of New York, and the
Carolina National bank of Columbia, where
by the debt Of South Carolina is to be adjus-
ted. The Union Trust Company, besides
assuming the debt of South Carolina on
basis of fifty cents on the dollar, also settles
the Indebtedness of the State to the present
financial agent.
Foreign.
While 4 meeting or loyalist5 wa, being
hsld ar yyellib golf Barracks in Knights
bridge Q portion of london, mob ofre-
publicans broke into the hall where the
meeting was in progress. They expelled
the chairman of the assemblage and demol-
ished the platform and furniture belonging
TO the room. Though the police were gath
cred outside the building, they made no ef-,
fort to arrest the rioters, who held posses
sion of the room for one hour when the gas
was turned off and they retired, singing
the Marseillaise as they went out.
A sup I1ement to the London Gazette an
nounces that the 2lst inst,, will 1e iobser-
we'd in all the churches as a day OF thanks
giving for the restoration OF the health of
the Prince Of Wales. An official thanks
giving will take place in 81. Paul's church
about the 10th OF February. The Queen
hopes to attend. Hi,
The hearing in the Tichborne case has
been resumed. Sir John Duke Coleridge
opened tor the defenc;. He said the testI-
mony they proposed to offer would show
that the claimant was conspirator, per-
ilrer, fOrgr. and in fact common i'm
poster and william, and that Bai.ncnt and
Carter, his accOmplices, were INSCRIPTIONS
rogues and concocters Of this stupendous
imposturc. r.|r rr.s
1t is understood that England is pledged
mot to raise the duties on French wares i'm.
ported into that country, whatever may be
the result OF the tariff controversy.
In the French National Assembly the
discussion was resumed on the proposition
TO impose tax on raw materials. The
, Assembly by vote OF 376 against 3O7 adopt
ed the resolution offered by Deputy Ferry
providing that the government shall only
3 resort to the taxation of raw materiall
/ when other taxes fail TO produce sufficlen
revenue to meet the expenses Of the nation
? A committee Of fifteen was appointed whit
e are in the mean time TO make a thorough
{ sxsnlination Of the tariff. sThere are ramor
: that IN r'c0flsequence OF the vote of the As
E sembly, Ponyer Quentier, will retire from
! the ministry of finance and will be succeed
: cd ily Casamir Perier, thepraH rniniste
q lof the interior. lie Franc is mentioned a
e successor to Pcrier.
= Notwithstanding the efforts Of the Frenc
). authorities to prevent the assa5sipation c
n German soldiers in the occupied depart
e ments. another case has occurred, that of
iet Prussian soldier! The german commando
,e has demanded the assassin, and the Frenc
OF authorities are searching for him, ~,
e. YFhe priHcipaT of the college at Vitry L