The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-17

"aIt aliN4htAhS tA' lANyNN'
which came near going through last winter.
Simon Cameron was at the capital last
week. and predicted that the coming session
of Congress will he chiefly occupied III discuss
ing the repeal of the Salary bill and the tinan-
cial and cheap transportation questions.
FOREIGN.
THE Carlists of Spain are meeting with re-
verses in every direction. Several leaders
have deserted their commands. A Madrid dis
patch SAYS hundreds of desertcrs from Carta-
gena are coming into the lines. They repre-
sent that decentralization and insubCrdination
within the city are increasing John Bright
has been formally installed as a British Csb:-
net officer. Sir Edwin Landseer, the cele-
brated painter. died in London on the LIST
inst, aged IL. Central America continues TO
he agitated By political troubles. Panama il
constantly menaced by the rcvolutionists, and
troops are kept constantly under arms. Fiji
busters are said to be continually arriving
from New Orleans, a great many Of whom
are blacks. 1t il denied that Cardinal Borne
cllase's mission to Rome had any reference to
the French monarc.ical question ... .Thi. il r
good season for sick monarcts. The King of
Saxony is the latest. and his recovery ia pro-
nounced doubtful.
The political atmosphere about Paris il
gradually lowering. and the uIiIc need not he
surprised at any future announcement. Ti!icrs
has been called to the metropolis TO assume
tho leadership Of tho Liberals. The friendly
relations between Russia and Japan are about
20 be ruTtured. The cGu-e Of tho difficulty i-
Z misunderstanding concerning the ownor-hip
of an obscure island The German naval
Capt. Werner, who seized the steamer vifilanic
in the Earbor OF CartaEena, is to be court
marshalcd. The AfglIaas Lave lccn badly
defeated By the Pertains III u battle Tough:
near Balkh, in Central Asia. Two Swiss ex-
plorcrs have been murdered by the natives III
Central Asia.
ApyICEs from Spain represent the cause OF
the Republic rs gaining ground InPilly.....
Five persons we've killed and Il dozen MANNED
by tho fall Of 4 chimney in the village of North
hcct. England, the other day. Sill Samuel
Baker, :hc African traveller, aHd his wife will
Gisi: this country next summer. The Echo
IT. Parliament Of Brussels has adyiccs that a
monarchy Will be declared in France upon the
convcniug OF tie Assembly. The Pope de-
ciines the various polite invitations he has had
to c~Iligratc from Rome. In an address to Il
delegation of 300 Of the faithful, the other
day. he said: Confusion has entered the
euemy's camp. They strive to induce me 10
leave Rome. but | never will. Central Asia
is in a terribly disturbed condition. A civil
war is raging.in Khoknn the Turcomans of
the desert around Khiya aye obstinatcly fight
ing the Iiussians the AfShans zTc warning on
the Persians and the Bey of Trashir is fight
ing tie Chinese. Bokhara seems to be the
point OF contention.
MATTEnsin France are growing decidedly i'll
terebting. Tie Republican members Of the
Assembly are hasten!ng to PARIS for coneulta-
ton. Theirs has written 4 letter, in which he
says the Left must defend the Republic, the
principles of 1889, and the tr:-color, without
which the counter-revolution would be al
odious and revolving lie. The London OJS.yrer.
has & report that $50 members of the Assembly
have pledged themselves to support II rcstora-
ton Of the monarchy. 1t is also rumored
that Theirs has consented to an alliance with
the Imperialists to defeat the rcstoration... -.
Many Of the white settlers III the Fejce
Islands refuse to pay their taxes, and a state
of anarchy prevails. Owing to the failure
Of the crops n famine prcvails in come
sections Of the Kingdom of Hungary.
The ancient city OF Alexandria, Egypt, il hay
ing a financial panic. The announcement
that the "Old Catholic" Bishop Reinkens,
who has been recognized by the German EN-
peror, will take the oath Of allegiance to the
Empire, foreshadows a step in the direction
Of the disestablishment of the Popc's spiritual
rule over the Catholics Of Germany.
TIL French Monarchists are taking time by
the forelock. They have already selected a
Cabinet in anticipation of a change Of govern
ment. The veteran Changarnicr is named for
Secretary Of War, and is the only one Of the
prospective Cabinet who il known in his
as prominently identified with French
politics. The trial of Marshal Bazaine was
commenced at Versailles OH the 9th inst.
Nearly all the witnesses who had been num-
moned were present, and the courtroom was
i'''t 4'h iAp ii'D hh'ii iTi' hitl W
Bazaine appeared in the full uniform
of a Marshal Of France, with the ribbon and
Grand Cross Of the Legion of Honor on his
breast. He took his seat in al armchair by |
the side Of his counsel, and was courteously |
addressed by the President of the Court ut
- Monsieur le Marechai' throughout the pro- |
ceedings. The Due d'AuInale is credited with
the positive assertion that Ba2aine will becon-
to death and then pardoned.
TnESpanirh Carlists have received a terrible
dru5bing in the Province of Navarro. The
insurgents of Cartagcna recently made a sor-
tie, and were also badly punished. 80. There
have been 800 deaths from cholera in Vienna
since July 1G.
POLITICAL.
NAvAL-OFFIcER KING and Surveyor Gilpin,
If the Baltimore Custom-House, are charged