The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-31

bill forbidding theological instruction in the
public schools. IA report comes from Rome
that the bodies of the Apostles Philip and
James have been discovered in the Church or
the Apostles.
The Committee Of Thirty Of the French As
sembly have agreed to the preamble Of the ION
stitutional project reported by its sub-commie-
tee, which declares that the Assembly integral
ly reserves to itself constituent power. The
adoption of the preamble is regarded - q VIC
tory for the Right, as the question OF q mon
archy or a republic is left untouched. .frince
Napoleon has left London forSwitzerland. he
has authorized the statement that he Will take
no part in political manifestations. He says he
desires only to gain his lawsuit against the
Government of France for his expulsion from
that country; that he has no pretensions to
the throne, and does not favor the Regency;
and that he submits to the Government which
France nov has.
SAMUEL r. GRAVES, member OF Parliament
for Liverpool, is dead I Turkish Govern
ment has sued the London Times for libel in
publishing an article containing untrue state
ments with reference to Turkish finances. -.
Right Hon. Edward Bulwer Lytton, the well
known English author, died in London, on
Jan. IS, aged 81.
MEssRs. ONsLow and whaley, members OF
the British Parliament, have been fined fl0C
each for publicly accusing Sir John Duke Cole
ridge of ~conspiring to deprive the Tichborne
claimant of his rights. .Baptiste Wriothesley
Noel, the %well-known English theolOgian, Ii
dead.
IT is said the English people are almost
unanimous for Cuban Independence. -. The
Worlds Exhibition at Vienna will open in May
The American Commission is very active il
securing space and providing accommodation
for exhibitors from the United States 1t ii
believed that the Legitimists and Orleanists il
France il thorough and complete. -. Thret
more Communists have inst been butchered OF
the bloody plain of Satory. The court-mar
tial sitting at Algiers has condemned to dealt
eight of the perpetrators Of the Palestro massa
ere, and sentenced thirty-seven others to yari
GUS terms of imprisonment.
GENERAL.
The Directors of the Toledo, Wabash ant
Western railway have authorized the issue o
IS, 900, 900 worth of mortgage bonds, to run y
years and bear 7 per cent. gold interest, and t,
be used for steel rails and to additionally equil
the road. The WORK is expected to last two o
three years. The Western Union Telegraph
Company has made a reduction Of Is per cent
in the rates from New York to points betweeI
Chattanooga, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Vicks
burg. Other telegraph lines will follow suit
1t is reported that another large expedi
ton Of the friends OF the Cuban revolutionists
with arms and ammunition, has successful
landed on the island. "A cargo Of coolies Al
|, rived at Havana recently, and were disposed o
at 5000 per head.
THE National Prison Reform Association
/ convened at Baltimore on the goth Of January
Horatio Seymour presided. United State
, Senators have been elected as follows Ill
| nois, Richard j. Oglesby; New York, Rosco
Conkling (re-elocted) Wisconsin, Timothy Q
Howe (re-electcd) Pennsylvania, Simon Came
ron (re-elected) j.. 1t is said hundreds OF I'D
venturers are anxious to emigrate to Saman
Bay, but the company will not forward Their
until q colonizing system is perfected.
i FIRES.
I JAN. 19.-Gloversville, n. Y. Loss, s50,00o
insurance, go, geo. Toledo, o. Loss, $50,
900. .Parker's Landing, Pa Fifty building
destroyed; loss, $751; 900 10 $780, 900. Morn
ing Sun, Iowa. Loss, 1880.
JAS. 2O.-At ottumwa, Iowa; property 4
the value OF $4,000 vas destroyed. Mon
trcal, Canada loss, s35, 900 insurance, go,
600.
JAN. 2l.-Cobb's warehouse in Dey street
New York loss, S100,0 600.