Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-02

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selves to the authorities. :. .Advices from
Brownsville. Texas, represent that the Mexi-
cans around Matamoras are preparing Tor a
foray into Texas, in retaliation for Mackenzie's
raid into their country. A duel is pending
between ex-Guerilla Mosby and Col. Hughes,
Republican candidate for Governor OF VIZ.
GINA. The Attorney General of Mississippi
has decided that no election for State officers
in that State can be held for two years. This
will put an end to the canvass which has al
ready begun, and which has been so far prose-
cuted with great bitterness.
REVENUE COLLECTOR wEDINER, of the Second
Montgomery District of Alabama, is a de-
faulter to the extent of $40, OOO.. The yell
low fever is spreading in the rural districts Of
the South.
WashIngto
The Secretary of the Treasury gives the
very gratifying assurance that the Govern
ment does not lose cent" by the failure Of
jaw Cooke Il Co.. with whom it has had ex-
tensive dealings during the past four years in
the sale of bonds, etc.. Internal revenue re-
ceipts since the beginning of the present year
exceed those for the same period last year by
about 81, DOC, 600.
Foreign.
Miss RYE has sailed from London for Mon
treal, having in charge another detachment of
workingwomen, fifty-fye in number, for whom
she has secured employment in America.
The cholera is raging with great violence IN
Hungary. Roger Tichborne has been for
hidden by Chief-Justice Cockburn to make any
more public statements about his claims. He
has appealed to the courts, and must be con-
tent to await their decision. This curious
order has called forth a protest from the
claimant, who complains that to obey it will
lose him JAIL the contributions which have
sustained him in his litigation.
CHOLERA prevails to ar alarming extent in
Vienna. A London dispatch says: AT the
session of the Old Catholic Congress yester-
day, DIR. Walck, of Augsburg made bitter
attack on the French, accusing them of pro-
voking the late war and holding them respons-
ible for all its horrors. The speech caused a
painful sensation. Pere Hyacinthe and other
French delegates were deeply offended and
withdrew from the Congress.
THE Elector of Hesse-Cassel has consented
to the annexation of his territory to Prussia.
-. A dispatch from Calcutta announces the
loss at sea of the ship Indus, coolie-laden, and
lis coolies persisted. :. 1t is said there are so
600 members of the International Society in
Spain The Emperor of Morocco is dead.
The Count de Chambord has expressed will
ingness to abdicate the French throne. :. DIR.
August Nelaton. the eminent French surgeon,
is dead. The Government of Spain has de-
cided, Immediately after the propagation of
the Cortes, to declare Spain to be in a state of
siege.
The situation of the Carlists in the north of
Spain is pronounced critical. :. .Garibaldi, pro-
fessional patriot, tenders his sword to the
Republic of Spain. CASTELAR, thanks him for
his offer. but declares that Spain needs no as
sistance. .Chief-Justice Cockburn has fined
the editor of the Cheltenham Chronicle ESQ
for publishing criticisms on his conduct On
the trial of the Tichborne claimant. Gen.
Won Manteuffel, who was Chief
of the German Army of Occupation in France,
has been appointed Field Marshal. :. The
wife of Prince Bismarck is dead. 1t is
stated that the Bank of England holds
1900. 900 of jay Cooke & Co.'S acceptances,
and that the Rothschilds have $780, 900 of the
same paper.
THE revolution in San Domingo against
President Baez has every prospect of a sue
cessful issue. The war cry of the revolution
lists is down with the SANTANA Bay Conven-
ton and Baez." Spain has borrowed 100,-
000, 900 francs from France. The Shah has
arrived safely home.
Political.
THE following is the ticket nominated by
the Liberals and Democrats of Wisconsin, at
their recent convention at Milwaukee: Gov
Lieutenant-G Governor C. d. Parker, of La
Crosse; Secretary of State, Peter Doyle, of
Prairie du Chen; Attorney General. A. Scott
Sloan, of Dodge; Superintendent of Schools.
Edward Soaring, of Rock county; Emigration
Commissioner, Martin j. Argard, of Eau
Claire The New York Republican State
Convention, recently in session at Utica,
passed a resolution denouncing the "salary.
grab" Mosby and Hughes, of Virginia,
ton.
General.
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 tie
whaler Ravenscraig, 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 its session at Pitts
burgh, on the 18th inst. They adjourned to
meet at Columbus. o., on the 18th and 18th OF
September next. The contract for the Thomas
monument was not awarded. as all the models
were found glaringly defective. The society
Is in fiourishing condition, having over 81 ,000
in its treasury.
GEN. SHERIDAN has been elected President
of the Society Of the Army Of the Cumber-
land.
The safe arrival of Capt. Buddington and
party at Dundee, Scotland, hes been fully
confirmed After separation from Tyson and
his companions the Polarls was abandoned in
a sinking condition by Capt. Buddington and
the remainder of the expedition. They passed
uneventful winter in 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 Polaris.
In these the whole party embarked as soon as
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 /. o. Of o. +.
of the United States held their annual session
st Baltimore, recently. The next communities
ton will be held at Atlanta. Ga. A National
Live Stock Dealers Association was recently
organized at Kansas City, Mo-, and was large
ly attended by prominent Western cattle-deal.
ers. John T. Alexander, of Illinois, was
elected President. hNsf
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