The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
peg. Meanwhile, the proposition to release
the American prisoners on bail ID rejected.

neg. Meanwhile, the proposition to release
the American prisoners on bail is rejected.
FOREIGN.
The high price Of bread causes an agitation
in the populous quarters Of Paris, and 1t Is ap-
pretended that serious troubles may ensue.
A special meeting of the Cabinet Council has
been called to consider the question. Several
members of the Assembly propoes, as a remedy
for the evil, the suspension OF discriminating
duties as to cereals. 1t is reported that
seventeen Krupp guns have been sent from
Keil, for the Carlists.
THE cholera is raging at Posth, Hungary.
The deaths average 600 a week, in a popula-
ton of less than 800, 900. - Tho British Gov
ernment has decided to send an expedition
from Cape Coast Castle against the Ashantees.
49,. Serious riots are reported in the city OF
Leipsic. . Twelve of the Barcelona (Spain)
artillerymen, who recently mutinied, have
been sentenced to death. Don Carlos has
issued a stringent order against the interior
ence by his forces with railroad communication
in Spain. The penalty Of death is decreed for
violation Of thiso order.
Tho Carlists and Communists in Spain are
making common cause with each other. THE
Khivans took advantage of the absence OF
Gen. Kaufman a short time ago to get up an
insurrection. 1t was easily quelled by the
Russian troops, who, in retaliation, destroyed
the town of Khiva, the Capital Of the KLAMATH.
The Prussian Government has ordered
the expulsion from the country OF all emigra-
ton agents who fail to prove that they are
| German subjects. "A boiler in q fax factory
near Stockholm, Sweden, recently exploded,
killing nine persons, and injuring a great
many more....An instruction has broken
ont in the Fiji Islands, and many white
settlers have been murdered. Tho
expedition Of Sir Samuel Baker, about
which so much has been said and written, dur
ing the past three years, turns out to be a
failure in every respect. 1t III stated that he
has returned to his starting point after a loss
of three-fourths Of his soldiers, furnished by
the Khedive OF Egypt. and the wasting Of an
immense amount Of money. The objects OF
his expedition were the abolition OF slavery III
the provinces lying between Gondokoro and
the Lakes Albert and Victoria Nyanza. and
tho settling OF certain geographical questions
| connected with these lakes, to facilitate which,
he was furnished with three iron steamers
built in ~sections. 1t il now affirmed that he
has lost his steamers, has settled no geo.
graphical questions, and has not abolished
slavery.
AND now comes forward another prctender
to the throne Of Spain-the Prince of Asturias
who, ii is said, will shortly proclaim his sue
cession -. The black flag has been hoisted by
the insurgents at Cartagena, Spain. The
trial Of Marshal ~i'a2aine will m on
the 9th of October. 1t il said the Spanish
Government will shortly issue letters Of
marquc to private vessels to cruise in the Bay
of Biscay. 9. The Carlists under Saballo have
suffered a severe defeat III the north Of Spain.
49,. The Japanese Government has ordered
home all the students from that country now
studying in Europe and Americas some GOO III
all. The reason assigned for their recall liz
that those who have heretofore returned home
from their studies have not shown that pro-
fic;cncy that the Government officials were
led to expect. The Spanish Cortcs has re-
jcctcd By a decisive vote u bill extending
amnesty to the insurgent Communists. -.
The Journal DIS DtbrI;S. of Paris. has a rig-
iiiiicant article from the pen OF NJ. Lemoilic,
in which the writer main;ain- that the republic
is impossible, aud that Franco must have =
limited monarchy 1t il announced that
France will pay to Germany the last INSTALL
ment OF the war indemnity on the 18th of
October. The report about the insurrcction
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the Russian troops, ID pronounced a hoax.
His Royal Highne-s Priucc Arthur has just
had a narrow escape from drowning. While
bathing at Trouyille. the French Watering
place. he was overwhelmed by a heavy breaker,
and would inevitably have been lost bu; for
the timely aid OF a fisherman, who rescued
the young Prince just ~ no WAS becoming
insensible. To relieve the population Of
Paris from the high price Of bread, and to
avert the peril OF bread riots, the French Gov
ernmcnt has abolished the bonding duty and
the surtaK on grain and flour
IT il reported that Don Carlos has promised
to re-es,ablish the Inquisition in Spain, in
the event Of his SUCCESS "A collicry cI-
plosion at Sevanza, Wales, recently, killed five
persons.
Y~rCE-ADaRAL YELvERroS, OF tho British
navy. has taken the iron-clads Almanac and
Vittoria from the harbor OF Cartagena, and
sent them to Gibraltar. The insurgents made
no attempt to prevent the vessels going.
The anniversary Of the battle OF Sedan (Sept.
y was celebrated with much pomp at Berlin.
Mime passenger were killed and fifteen
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bourg railroad, in Germany ... Ninety persons
were lately drowned by the capsizing OF a
ferry-boat near Kairah, India.
POLITICAL.
THE Republican State Convention OF Win
consin lias placed in the political field the fol-
lowing persons fer State officers: For Cover
nor. c. c. Washburn for Cover
nor, Robert II. Baker, OF Racine for Secretary
Of State, 4. W. Young, OF Sank; for Treasurer,
Col. o. C. Johnson for Acknowledgement,
Judge l.. +. Frisbic, of Port Washington; State
Superintendent, Robert Graham, OF Oshkosh ;
Emigration Commissioner, Geo. T.. L.indman.
T.. W. Reyes WAS reelected Chairman Of tho
State Central Committee. Treasurer Spinner
has published a letter acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of Senator Morton's back pay. John
Il. Bird, Congressman from New jersey, has
returned to the u. s. Treasury his back pay,
including interest on a portion Of the amount
accrued by investment.
The Republicans OF Mississippi have nomi-
mated Senator Amcs for Governor, and -
Davis (colorcd) for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Democrats Of Ohio opened tho CAM
paigu at Columbus on the 10Th ult. William
Allen, candidate for Governor, was tho priuci-
pal speaker. He denounced Credit Mobilicr,
aud charged the responsibility of the salary
prab on President G. rant IL bepius In look