The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-28

Amadeus Lieutenant General in the Italian
army.
The German papers ridcule and sharply
criticise the inaugural address Of President
Grant. The papers ask whether monarchical
states ought to keep up diplomatic relations
with a power whose executive thus insults
them.
The Versailles court-martial has decreed that
another Communist Farades must be shot.
The scene in the British House of Commons
when the defeat of the Ministry on the Irish
University bill was announced, was indescrba-
BILE. The excitement was intense, while the
opponents Of the measure INDUCED in tumul-
tuous cheers. Among those in the strangers
gallery, which was crowded during the debate,
were the Prince of Wales, Princess Louise,
and Prince Christian. The Scotch and Welsh
members supported the bill. The Catholics
were unanimous in their opposition.
report comes from Madrid that the Span
ish Army Of the North has suffered a severe
defeat at the hands of the Carlists.
remarkable phenomenon was Witnessed
recently in the town Of San Ignacia, Mexico.
There WAS quite shower Of quicksilver, fine
drops OF mercury falling everywhere and COW
ering the plants.
The French Assembly, by vote OF All to
234, has adopted the constitutional project of
the Committee of Thirty. 1t gives no perms-
nent form to the government beyond investing
the present Assembly with full constituent
powers, and creating a second chamber. In
both these matters, despite the pronounced
bias of the committee against him when it be-
gan its deliberations, Theirs has won substan-
italy the ground he claimed.
London advices of the 10th indicate that
there will be no change in tho British Minis
try, ut least not for the present.
Bishop McIlvaine, OF Ohio, died recently at
Florence, Italy
Ex-King Amadeus has formally reassumed
his rights IA an Italian citizen.
A reaction is reported among the Spanish
radicals in favor of an indivisible Republic AZ
opposed to the federal system.
Advices from Vera Cruz say that several
large expeditions Oh foot there, and will
start soon to the aid Of the Cuban patriots.
The new treaty between France and Ger
many, providing for the evacuation of the
French provinces signed at Berlin few days
ago, has been published The German forces
are to evacuate all places they now hold in
France by the LIST of July with the exception
of Verdan and vicinity from which they are to
withdraw on the 9Th of September.
Pere Hyacinthe has begun to preach in
Genoa with marked success
1t is rumored that marriage has been con-
tracted between the Duke of Edinburgh and
daughter of the Car of Russia.
An immense demonstration by the Irish pop
ulation in favor of home rule in Ireland and
amnesty for imprisoned Fenians, was held in
Hyde Park, London, on St. Patrick's day.
Strange to say there was little or no disturb
ance
Fires.
MARCH 12.-Dixon, H.; loss, $50, 900. -.
Indianapolis Ind; 300, 600 st. Louis Mo-;
800, O00. New York city; $50, 900.
MARCH H.-Parkersburg, W. Va. loss, $751;
OO0 =. Louisville Ky; $50, 900. . Tuscola, H.;
500, 900. Ashland, Pa; $4,000.
MARCH H.-Cincinnati, o.. loss, SO. 900.
Iowa City, Iowa; SIS, 900 to $50 0OO Savap-
nah, Mo-; S12 900. Spring Valley, o.. $50
600. -. Kansas City, Mo-; $50, 900 . Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; $4,000 Evansville Ind;
5000. The ship John Parker with 1878
bales of cotton, was burned at New Orleans
loss upward of $500, 900.
MARCH Ogdensburg, n Y; loss, $780,
000 New York city loss, S35, 900. Law
stroyed; loss $3.50, 600. Norristown, Pa.