The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-29
For EaGN NEWS.


"A dispatch from Algiers says that
four Insurgents, Arabian chiefs, have
been executed at Constantinople.~
A dispatch from Paris announces the
death 4 of Taglaoni, the famous dan,
seuse.
The Prince Edwards Island Govern
ment having been defeated in the recent
elections, has resigned
Piel'ain, the new Captain General OF
Cuba, arrived an the 18th, and was receiv-
ed without a cheer He promises to saon
finish the rebellion with the aid of theloy
alists ....---
Prince Bismarck glories in the fact
that when he formed the North German
Confederation he went to Switzerland and
America for models.
The authorities of the Audit Office
have seized the property of M. Janiel
de la Motto, and will hold it until he has
rendered his accounts to the Govern
ment.
Don Carlos has been interviewed. He
prononnces Isabella's reign as usurpa-
ton, the present Republic illegal, and
purposes to continue the fight for the
rights OF his house, begun by his grand
father. -.--.
The hackwardness of China is indica.
ted strikingly by the simple fact that, al
though her coal fields cover over 400, ,00C
square miles, she mines no coal, and al
though she has an inexhaustible supplyoi
iron ore, she smelts very little. .e
LONDON, April 90 "A dispatch from
Penang under date OF to day announces
that the Dutch expedition against At.
-oh--ou-Isee- heen recallad to Pedanp. Out
breaks are apprehended at other parts ol
the Island of Suma'ra. 8,
The HAGUE, April % The Minister
Of colonies to day informed the Cham
her of Deputies that the Dutch losse.
during the campaign against the Atehee'
nese were seven officers AND thirty eight
men killed, and thirty FIVE off ers and
three hundred and eighty-three mer
wounded
LoNDoN.April % 2-The EPSON spring
meeting commenced to-day The city
and suburban handicap was won by
Mornington: Cremorne second aud Ber.
tram third. Betting just previous to the
start was forty to one against Morning
ton, nine ito two against Cremorne, and
twelve to one against Bertran. Twenty.
five horses ran. -. sas d ,r.-,-.q..
Mr.. Sardeu has favored somebody
with his opinion;of the late Louis Napo
leon The conceited young gentlem ar
is reported to have freed his mind as fol
lows: Napoleon III has always seemed
to me an in erior man. They say he wa:
always decidedly amiable in his private
intercourse, ] only found him dull anG
heavy. although he tried hard to be auia
BILE and pleasant to me He was l"cky
for many years, and people considered
him great and wise. The e st seriou:
blast of misfortune showed that he wa:
nci her." si '5i.r- aot ai-
The London Economist advises inves
tors to act discernedly in regard to the
American railroad loans now negotiating
in London, but observes: s'rhere is nc
doubt that certain class of the bond;
offer almost the best possible security -
The tirstmortgage bonds of the Ii aiding
railways, which have immense sutpluses
for dividend after paving their prefer
ence and debenture charges, are as gooC
securities to lend upon as The best deoen
lures of Edglish railways American
say that eveninfthe worst days of Ere
misrule the dehenture interest was alway
paid, and that is q crucial instance"