Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26

THE Chiselhurst demonstration, to celebrate
the attainment of his mai ority by the Prince
Imperial of France, was great success
About 0,OO0 French Bonapsrtists were pres
emit, and great enthusiasm was manifested.
The Young Prince made q speech in which he
returned thanks to his countrymen for their
faithful remembrance Of the late Emperor,
and in conclusion said: "Despite the conf
dence inspired by the loyalty of President Nc
Mahon, an irresistible current Of public
opinion has pronounced IN favor OF the pieoi-
scite. / am ready to accept its verdict. -.
A fearful outrage was perpetrated by mob
at Ahnalulco, in the State of Jslisco, Mexico,
recently A priest delivered an incendisry
sermon. in the course of which he advocated
determination of the Professionals. This go
excited his hearers, that an armed mob of 200
persons proceeded to the residence OF the
Rev. John Stevens, q Congregational minister
sent out by the Boston Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. With cries of % Long live the priests J"
they broke into the house and, Selling the
clergyman. smashed his head to q jelly, and
chopped his body into pieces. They afterwsrd
sacked the house, and carried of everything
of value.
ONE hundred and seventeen Mohamme-
dams, who we're returning from Alexanoris,
Egypt, to Algiers, having been on pilgrimage
to Mecca, recently, were washed overheard in
q gale in the Mediterranean, and drowned. =.
A servile instruction is added to the many
other troubles of Cuba 1t is reported that
the slaves on the sugar plantations In two dis
tricts have risen in formidable rebellion, and
that the Captain-General at Havana has sent
out troops to quell the disturbance.
In the Tirhoot district, in India, 100, 900 ma
tives, all of them emaciated by famine, have
applied to the Government for food. :. Dis
raeli and all his Cabinet have been reelected
to Parliament without opposition.
NOTWITHSTANDING the most herculean eff
forts on the part of the opposition, President
MacMahon continues to retain his power
among the delegates in the National Assem-
eminent for it's arbitrary act in appointing the
Mayors of towns has been defeated in that
body by majority of 62.
PRINCE KALAKENA has been elected King of
Hawaii, to succeed the late Lunalilo. There
was serious riot threatened at Honolulu
when the result of the elections was made
known. A mob attacked the courthouse, but
men from the United States steamship Tus-
carora and other war vessels landed, and quiet
was soon restored.
L'UYIvERs, the Ultramontane organ in
Paris, which was suspended some time ago
10 please Disularch uns Ienumeu PuoAcAion'
. 1t is announced that Disraeli will shortly
advise the release of the remaining Fenian
prisoners.
THE Parliament of Great Britain assembled
on Thursday, March 10. The Queen, in her
customary address, refers to the continuance
of friendly relations with foreign powers, a i'd
aludes to the marriage of the Duke of Edin-
burgh as a pledge of friendship between the
two great Empires. Warm praise is gwen to
the troops of the Ashantee expedition for
their courage and endurance. Speaking Of
the famine in Bengal, the Queen says the
Governor-G General of India has been directed
to spare no cost in his efforts to mitigate the
terrible calamity No little excitement has
been produced in financial circles in Havana
by the discovery that the Spanish Bank Of
that city has been guilty Of large over-issue
of nofnf.