The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-09-26


Mr.. stornes, the English traveller, who late
ly arrived in Paris from Central Africa, reports
that he met DIR. Livingstone last june and
parted with him on the LIST of July at which
time the doctor was il. perfect health.
The cholera is increasing in Paris. 1t is
also spreading through the provinces.
Mr.. Gaines, iron merchant of Liverpool, in
letter to the English press, admits that iron
may be proftably purchased in New York for
shipment to England, and says heis convinced
that the American trade is lost to England.
The Earl of Hardwicke is dead.
A Washington correspondent asserts that q
letter received there from a trustworthy
source predicts the early downfall of the
Spanish Republic and the re-establishment of
monarchy.
Miss Rye has sailed from London for Mon
treal, having i'll charge another detachment of
workingwomen, fifty-fve in number for whom
she has secured employment in America.
The cholera ID raging with great violence in
Hungary.
Roger Tichborne has been forbidden by
Chief-Justice Cockburn to make any more
public ftatemerts about his claims. Io has
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await their decirion. This carous order has
called forth protest from tho claimant, who
complains that to obey it gill lose him all the
! contributions which have sustained him in his
litigation.
Cholera prevails to an alarming extent in
Vienna.
A London dispatch says: At the ses-
sion of the Old Catholic Congress yester-
day, DIR. Walek, of Augsburg, made a bitter at
tack on the French, accusing them of provok-
ing the late war and holding them responsible
for all its horrors. The speech caused pain
full sensation. Pere Hyacinthe and other
French delegates we're deeply offended and
withdrew from the Congress.
The Elector of Hesse- Cassel has consented
to the annexation of his territory to Prussia.
dispatch from Calcutta announces the
loss at sea of the ship Indus, coolie-laden, and
11S coolies persisted.
1t is said there are $4,000 members of the
International Society in Spain.
The Emperor of Morocco is dead.
The Count de Chambord has expressed
Willingness to abdicate the French throne.
DIR. August NefGton the eminent French
surgeon, is dead.
The Government of Spain has decided, inn
mediately after the propagation of the Cortes,
to declare Spain to be in state of siege.
The situation of the Carlists in the north OF
Spain is pronounced critical.
Garibaldi, professional patriot, tenders his
sword to the Republic of Spain. CASTELAR,
thanks him for his offer, but declares that
Spain needs no assistance.
Chief-Justice Cockburn has fined the editor
of the Cheltenham ChroAiolc ESQ for publish
ing criticisms on his conduct on the trial of
the Tichborne claimant.
Gen. Won Manteuffel, who was Commander
in-Chief of the German Army OF Occupa-
ton in France, mas been appointed Field-Mar
shall
The wife of Prince Bismarck is dead.
1t is stated that the Bank of England holds
$500, 900 of jag Cooke & Co.'S acceptances,
and that the Ruthschilds have 500, 900 of the
same paper.
Political.
The farmers of Tennessee, in State conven-
ton at Nashville, have voted to eschew poll
tics.
The Prohibitionists of New York have nomi-
General.
From a report just issued, it appears that
the American Bible Society consists of 2 125
life directors, and 40, 900 life members The
receipts of the last fiscal year were $751;, 1891,
of which s4S, 789 remain unexpended. During
fifty-seven years of it's existence it has pub
lshed 80, $50 2l2 volumes, in thirty-fve dia-
lects and languages.
A London telegram of the 18th says: The
whaling steamer Arctic, for Dundee, passed
Peterhead last night, with the crew of the Po-
laris, who had been transferred from the
whaler Ravenseraig which rescued them from
boats on the Goth Of July twenty miles south
of Cape York.
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland
closed it's session at Pittsburgh, on the 18th
inst. They adjourned to meet again at Column
bus, o., on the 18th and 18th of September
next. The contract for the Thomas monu-
ment was not awarded, as all the models were
found glaringly defective. The Society is in
hourshing condition, having over Il, 900 in its
treasury.
Gen. Sheridan has been elected President Of
of the Society of the Army Of the Cumberland |
The safe arrival of Capt. Buddington and |
party at Dundee, Scotland, has been fully |
confirmed. After separation from Tyson and |
his companions the Polars was abandoned in
sinking condition by Capt. Buddington, and
the remainder of the expedition. They passed |
an uDeventful winter at Lone Boat Cove, in |
timber houses covered with sails. In the |
spring two boats were built of thin pine |
boards taken from the cabin of the PoIars.
In these the whole party embarked as soon ss
the ice opened, and sailed southwark. On the
Sd of June they sighted Cape York, and on
the 22d Of the same month were picked up by
the British bark .Ravenscraig. The rescued
party say that Capt. Hall enjoyed the conf
dence of every one, and his death, which was
unexpected, was deplored by all on board the
Polaris.
The Grand Lodge of 1. o. of o. +. of the
United States held their annual session at Bal
timore recently. The next communication
will be held at Atlanta, Ga.
National Live Stock Dealers Association
was reeently organized at Kansas City, Mo-.
and was largely attended by prominent West
ern cattle-dealers. John +. Alexander of