Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

chapel The Bishop of Southwark sang the
requiem mass, assisted by Father Goddard and
all the chaplains at the Tuileries during the
reign of Napoleon. The remains were deposited
in the sacristy, which has been formed into
mortuarv chapel until the removal of the body
to France. The procession was very long.
The hearse was at the chapel before the end of
the cortege had left the family mansion. All
carriages and pedestrians moved three abreast.
The Prince Imperial and Prince Napoleon re-
| turned from chapel in one carriage. They
were cheered by crowds. Thirty thousand
witnessed the procession.
Eleven persons were instantly killed and
large number wounded by boiler explosion in
Brussels, last week.
The ship Chillingham Castle was recently
wrecked while on voyage from Shields to
Malta, and Is persons drowned.
News from Livingstone, dated Nov. 80, states
that the last train of supplies sent out had
reached him, and that he had begun another
march into the interior of Africa.
1t is estimated that over $4,000 persons wit
messed the funeral ceremonies of the ex-
Emperor Napoleon. While the Prince I'm
perial was returning from the chapel. he was
saluted with cry of g Fiue rEmpereur- ~ The
Prince exclaimed. 1.-The Emperor is dead !.
! TiUe la France"
Advices from London and Paris state that
the Imperialists are confident of speedy re-
storation of the Empire, with the Empress as
Regent.
The italian Senate has approved the bill for
bidding theological instruction in the public
schools.
A report comes from Rome that the bodies
of the Apostles Philip and James have been
discovered in the Church of the Apostles.
The Committee of Thirty of the French AS
sembly have agreed to the preamble of the
constitutional project reported by its sub-com-
mittee which declares that the Assembly i'll
tegrally reserves to itself constituent power.
The adoption of the preamble is regarded
victory for the Right, as the question of a
monarchy or a republic is left untouched.
Prince Napoleon has left London for Switzer-
land. 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 ex-
pulsion from that country; that he has no pre-
tensions to the throne, and does not favor the
Regency; and that he submits to the Govern
ment which France now has.
The House Postofice Committee has unani-
mously resolved that Postmaster-Gene Ores
wells decision that letters mailed with an in
sufficient stampage should be charged double
rates is illegal
Cows. Warmoth, MeEnery, and number OF
other prominent Louisianians, have been sum-
moned to Washington to give their testimon!
in regard to the election muddle in that State
Messrs. Onslow and Whaley, members Of
the British Parliament, have been fined f10t
each for publicly accusing Sir John Duke Cole
ridge of conspiring to deprive the Tichborne
claimant of his rights.
Baptiste Wriothesley Noel, the well-knowr
English theologian. is dead.
1t is said the English people are almost
unanimous for Cuban independence.
The Worlds Exhibition at Vienna will ope1
in May. The American Commission is yer,
active in securing space and providing accom-
modstions for exhibitors from the United
States.
1t is believed that the union of the Legiti
complete.
Three more Communists have just beer
butchered ON the bloody plain of Satory.
The court-martial sitting at Algiers has con
demned to death eight of the perpetrators O.
the Palestro massacre, and sentenced 81 other'
to various terms of imprisonment.
General.
Another filibustering expedition has beer
successfully landed on the Island of Cuba.
The ship Tuscarora, from Mobile. loaded
, with cotton, recently foundered off Gibraltar
Eleven lives were lost
The 18th of January was good time TO
railroad accidents no less than seven trains
l on as many different roads, having been wrecke
on that day, resulting in injury to forty-hv
a persons. Fortunately these injuries were
with few exceptions, of slight nature, an
none of them may prove fatal
i The Directors of the Toledo, Wabash all
Y Western railway have authorized the issue c
SIS. OOO. 900 worth of mortgage bonds, to run 8
s years and bear per cent. gold interest, an
: to be used for steel rails and to additional
equip the road. The work is expected to Las
two or three years.
The Western Union Telegraph Company hs
n made reduction of % per cent. in the rate
= from New York to points between Chats
o nooga, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Vicksbr;
g Other telegraph lines follow suit.
g 1t is reported that another large expeditio
Il of the friends of the Cuban revolutionist
t. with arms and ammunition, has successful
d landed Oh the island.
A cargo of 700 coolies arrived at Havana, +
If Gently and were disposed of at 5000 per hea'
" The National Prison Reform Associate
d convened at Baltimore ON the Goth of Januar
l. Horatio Seymour presided.
g United States Senators have been elected
20 follows: Illinois, Richard J. Oglesby Ne
York. Roscoe Conklin g(re-elected) Wisconsi
r. Timothy o. Howe (re-electedl; Pennsylvani
: Simon Cameron (re-elected).
9 1t is said hundreds of adventures are an
ious to emigrate to SANTANA Bay, but the COZ
-. pany will not forward them until colonizil
system is perfected.
n Fires.
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