The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-20

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The massacre OF the Modocs in seriously de-
nouuced in official circles, and every possible
means will DO used to capture and punish the
murderers. Tho Postmastcr-G General has de-
cided not to abrogate the postal-card contract,
but give the contractors time 10 obtain better
paper and continue the work.
FOREIGN.
IT is stated that Germany is dissatisfied with
President MacMahon's address to the French
Assembly, and will not enter into regular diplo-
matte relations with his Government until sat
isfed that France will faithfully adhere TO the
treaty OF Frankfort. The Carlists in Spain
have recently received several severe defeats.
His Holiness the Pope has intimated his
approval and support of Cardinal Bonaparte'n
candidature as his successor.
LATE intelligence from Cuba represents that
the Republicans are daily gaining accessionr
to their ranks, and their party begins to as
sumo strength. 1t is reported that the ex-
Empress Eugenic is in Paris.
RATAzzI. the Italian statesman, il dead. go.
The e~x-Empress Eugene, Of France, has
made al appeal to the people Of France in favor
of the elevation Of her only son-Louis, who
il now quite a lad-to the throne. The Bank
of England circulation il to be increased Co.
600, 600. Prince Jerome Napoleon has reap-
peared in Paris. President MacMahon has
given his first reception in Parih, which ia de-
scribed as a brilliant affair 1t is stated that
the officers of the Spanish army are preparing
to pronounce against the Republic, and to sum
mon the old Cortes to reasonable. The cherr-
ing news comes from Vienna that the Ameri-
can department of the Exposition has at last
been opened, and steam applied to the machine
ry, and that the novelties surpass those of
other countries.
The Carlists recently captured the town OF
Irun, in Spain, and shot twenty-seven prison
ers after they had surrendered The French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs has addressed a
circular letter to the representatives Of France
abroad, declaring that the policy of the new
Government will be moderate at home and pa
cific abroad, and that all attempts at revolu-
ton will be vigorously opposed, without attack
ing existing institutions. The Emperor OF
Germany is seriously i'll. . The Shsh Of Per-
STA is on his way to London. II cholera
has appeared in Germany. 49,. Forest fires are
raging in Nova Scotia.
The Bank of France has paid into the Treas
ury one-quarter of the sum due to Germany
on account Of the war indemnity. The report
that there has been successful negotiations to
accelerate the departure Of the German troops
is not verified. D.. Gen. ChauZy has been ap-
pointed Civil Governor of Algiers. The Gov
eminent Of Mexico has expelled nearly all the
foreign priests from the country. -. The con-
tract for building the North Shore railway, be-
tween Quebec and Montreal, has been
awarded to a Chicago company The Prcsi-
lent OF Guatemala has issued q decree grant
ing religious liberty. The Matamoras VOs
P,bticd, a Government organ, in Nh editorial
article headed "Iuvasion," d%enounces Col.
McKenzie's raid into Mexico as an act Of az
erosion upon q nation too weak to resist, and
intended as q pretext to seize more territory,
aud tho Government Of Mexico is urged to
exact immediate reparation. The article
concludes by saying that if this is not COM
| piled with it will be found that the Mexico Of
to-day IL not the Mexico Of 1876. II is sup
posed that this article reflects the sentiments
Of the Government, received from the City Of
Mexico, by telegraph, and is put forward to
test the feeling Of the people on the frontier
in Mexico. /. . The Constituent Cortes has re-
placed the Provisional Government Of Spain
by the proclamation of the Federal Republic.
| There were but two dissenting votes.
DIR. d. ii. WILLIAMS, who has just returned
to st. Louis from q two years residence in
Mexico, is of the opinion that tho Mexican
| Government will mako no serious complaint
ON sccount of Col. MsKenzie's raid across the
Rio Grsnds. He s~pprehsnda, however, that