Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

For the Improvement OF the Saint Clair Flats
100000
For the improvement of st. Mary's Fall
AO,OW
For Michigan City harbor. $4,000
For 1oiedo maroon. l0o,0O
For Sandusky harbor.. 25,OO0
Eor Nernlnlon 12,000
For Black River harbor. 10000
For Cleveland harbor. 100, 600
For Ashtabula harbor $4,000
For Conneaut harbor. .......... 400
A postofice has just been established at
Jamestown, Va, for the first time, although
jamestown was the first place permanently
settled on this continent.
All available recruits have been ordered to
the Indian frontier to reinforce the cavalry
regiments doing duty there, the Government
evidently fearing that there is real danger of an
indian war, ana that all the military forces
that can be concentrated at points of danger
should be forwarded at the earliest practicable
moment.
Secretary of Interior Delano believes that.
notwithstanding the Modoc massacre, the
peace policy towards the Indians will be con-
tinued.
Gen. Jefferson c.. Davis has been directed to
assume the command made vacant by the
death OF Gen. Candy.
The following is the dispatch sent by Gen.
Sherman TO Gen. Gillem, commanding the
troops operating against the Modocs: "Your
dispatch announcing the terrible loss to the
country of Gen. Candy by the pertidy of the
Modoc band of Indians has been shown to the
President, who authorizes me to instruct YOU
to make the attack so strong and persistent
that their fate may be commensurate with
their crime. You will be fully justified in their
utter extermination.n
The President has issued an order discon-
timing the land offices at Council Bluffs and
Fort Dodge, Iowa, and the land districts of the
same name, and transferring their archives
and business to the Des Moine district.
Foreign.
The exhibitors at Vienna will be divided into
groups according to the character of the con-
tributions. Each group will have a President
and two Vice-Presidents. The carpenters are
at work on the American building. In the de-
partment of art a fine display is promised.
England sends paintings valued in the aggre-
gate at 81, 600, 900. France will contribute 500
paintingaend Italy 800 statues.
The Primo of Wales has just been installed,
at London, as Grand Commander of the Order
of Knights Templar.
Menotti Garibaldi has arrived at Barcelona.
and offered the Republicans his services against
the Carlists.
The Jesuits have been expelled from Sala-
manca, Spain.
The Grand Duke Alexis has sailed from
Shanghai for japan.
King William, Prince Bismarck and Won
Moltke are going on a visit to the Russian
Gar.
The Pope is still confined to his bed by i'll
ness.
London papers announce the death of DIR.
William Brydon, one of the three menHwho
lived to tell the story of the destruction OF
the British army in its retreat from Cabul il
1912.
Developments made in the Bank of England
forgery case conclusiyely establish the fact
that the forgeries were committed by Austir
Bidwell, George Mcdonnell, George BidweIl
and Noyes, the alleged clerk of the parties
The two latter are now in Newgate. awaiting
trial.
Great distress for want of food is reported
in the islands on the Irish coast off Galway.
A desperate fight is reported in Olonne
France, in the department of Stendee, between
two companies of strolling actors. Nine wer.
killed and several injured.
Paris letters say that o. the 90, 900, 900 francs
subscribed in France for the construction O.
the imaginary memphis and Ell Paso rail
road" IS, 800, 600 francs went into the pockets
OF those who we're engineering the scheme.
TIL Captain-General of Cuba has ordered
OKelly, the Herald correspondent, to be sen
to Santiago for trial.
The Carlists have been repulsed from PUG