Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13

were almost wholly suspended, and many ac-
cidents occurred in the streets. -. The Vienna
Bourse has experienced another monetary
panic. "A Berlin dispatch announces that
Prince Bismarck has been reappointed Presi-
dent of the Russian Ministry, with the under
standing that his restoration to the post car
ries with it the control of the whole Cabinet,
an authority he demanded previous to his
resignation. The Countfde Chambord has
written letter in which ne refuses to accede
to every reasonable demand of his allies with
respect to the flag. This manifesto is regard
cd as fatal to his aspirations and the French
Republicans are jubiiSnt, while the Monarch
lists are cosrespondingly respondent.
IT is stated that in consequence of the posi-
ton assumed by the Count de Chambord, all
hope of the restoration of the French mon
archy has been abandoned for the present.
SIR WILLIAM BovILL, Lord Chief Justice Of
the London Court of Common Pleas, is dead.
-. The French Monarchists, disguised with
the contumacy of Count de Chambord, as dis
closed in his recent letter. turned their atten-
ton to the Orleans Princes, and a scheme was
discussed and well matured to declare the
monarchy and make Prince de Joinville Lieu
tenant-General of the Kingdom. But the
Orleans Princes declined any preferment of
this kind. on the ground that they could not
break faith with the Bourbons. The failure
of this scheme relegated the reactionists to
their former plan of prolonging the term
of President MacMahon. To this is
now added a project to prolong the
authority of the Assembly. and it is
even proposed to prohibit the holding of
elections to fill the vacancies now existing :.
The Carlists in Spain have met with several
serious reverses recently, and are terribly de-
moralized. :. The Emperor of Austria has
conferred the Imperial Order of Francis
Joseph upon Nathaniel Wheeler, President of
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine
Company. of New York. The Vienna Expo
sition closed on the I'd inst. Financially it has
proved a sad failure Prince Bismarck has
resolved to summon the Catholic bishops who
refuse to comply with the Government meas
ures in relation to ecclesiastics to tender their
designations
THE total number Of admissions to the
Vienna Exhibition from the opening to the
closing day was 7, $50, 900. :. Another serious
accident is reported on the Midland railroad of
England, by which twenty persons were badly
injured.
A PARIS dispatch states that the party of the
Left in the Assembly will demand, as a condi
ton of the prolongation of MacMahon's term,
defnitive recognition of the Republic
Meanwhile the Bonapartists. who have hereto
fore acted with the Republicans, will make no
alliance, either with the Right or the Left, but
act by themselves. Eight persons were
Gently killed. and number injured, by an
explosion in fireworks factory at Lambeth,
England.
The French National Assembly met at Ver-
sailles, on the 5th inst. President MacMahon
sent in a message to the Assembly, liberal
synopsis of which is telegraphed by the cable.
He declares his LOYALTY to the conservative al
lance that elected him, and affirms the sove-
reign power of the Assembly. In speaking of
the future form of government. his language
is very guarded. but he manages to make it
convey a recommendation that his term should
be prolonged and his authority increased.
After the reading of the message,
dents term be prolonged ten years, and
that committee of thirty be appointed
to examine projects for the future
form of government. This was met by a
motion from Bonapartist for plebiscite on
the 4th of January next, but the motion of
the Right prevailed by large majority.
subsequent vote. however. on motion intro
duced by VI. Dnfaure, shows that the Govern
ment had 362 members, and all the opposing
factions 34S. A Havana dispatch announces
that the filibuster steamer Virginius has been
by the Spanish gunboat Tornado She
had 10 passengers and crew. Proceedings VIII
be Immediately commenced against the pris-
oners In the recent election in Prussia the
Liberals gained so members of the Diet.
Political.
JAMES CoNNoR, the well-known type-found-
er. has been elected Sheriff of New York or
the Tammany ticket. :. Hon. s. s. Cox, of
New York has been elected to Congress to
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of James
Brooks The Tammany Democrats carried
New York city, at the recent election,
by heavy majority -. The municipal cleo
ton in Chicago resulted in the triumph of the
"a Peoples party" by a majority of about
IL 000-the so-called Peoples party" being
coalition of the Germans and Irish pledged to
the repeal of the Sunday laws, and the throw
ing open of whisky saloons on Sunday.
TAYLOR, Reform candidate for Governor of
Wisconsin, has been elected by a majority OF
about 10. 900. The entire Democratic State
ticket has been elected in New York by ma
iority of g. 600 to 10000. The Legislature is
close with the chances in favor of the Repub-
leans The Democrats have made clean
sweep in Maryland. The majority is about
80 600. The Legislature will stand as follows
Senate - Democrats, %: Republicans. g.
House-Democrats, Sc; Republicans, Is; Dem
ocratic majority on joint ballot, a.. The
recent local eiectlOnS III lLtnOls resulteu gen
orally in the success of the Farmers tickets
The Kansas City Times has returns from
n Of the 100 legislative districts in Kansas
showing the election of "a OpPosi-
ton members to % Republican. -.
The majority of c. X. Davis (Rep.) for Gov
ernor of Minnesota is estimated at from 5000
to 0,0O0.. Adelbert Ames has been elected
Governor of Mississippi by from 10000 to
Is, 600 majority. In New Jersey the Republi-
cans have carried the Legislature. The Senate
stands IA Republicans, Democrats; Assem-
bly,. 80 Republicans; % Democrats. Gen.
Kemper CONSERVATIVE has been elected Gov
ernor of Virginia by majority estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000. The Legislature is
about two-thirds Conservative. E. Gov. Wash
burne's majority in Massachusetts is about
IA, 900. Eleven Democrats are elected to the
Senate and sixty to the House.
General.
REPORTS from a very considerable portion of
the country, relative to the crops, indicate, as
with last year, a loss Of 26 per cent.
in corn, a gain of 81 per cent in wheat, loss
of 9 per cent. in oats, per cent. in hay, and
Al per cent in the pork product. There is,
however, a very considerable increase in the
planted acreage of winter wheat. The Di-
rector of the United States Mint at Philadel-
phia has written a letter explaining the policy
of the Government in issuing silver coin. He
Saws the proceeding is profitable to the Gov