Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22

hearty cheers we're given to the Presiden,
who responded as follows: ''It affords ne
great pleasure to visit your beautiful county
"A country which / have never seen before,
though hsvs been far on sll sides of it. It
is rich in coil and of SURPRISING beauty. With
out saying anything at this time of the policy
which think should be adopted with regard
to this Territory, will say that I am pleased
with such evidences OF advancement among
you. and hope you will BIO encouraged incul-
tivating the soil of SO rich and magnificent q
country"
THE frat snow of the season fell at Lind
say, Ont, on the 18th inst, and an early
close of navigation on the back lakes andr iv-
ers is expected.
A LARGE number of Cubans have sailed from
New York to the general rendezvous at Vene-
zuela. from whence it is supposed the next ex-
petition for Cuba will sail.
Foreign.
THE military arrest of Count Won Arnin by
Bismarck is exciting good deal OF Interest
in Europe Berlin telegram states that the
Emperor William has ordered that no stone
be left unturned in the efforts to recover tho
missing documents.
THE Archbishop of Cologne has been re-
leased after al imprisonment of six months
and nine days The revolution in the Ar
gentine Republic increases in importance :.
A circular has BEEN sent to the shareholders of
the Direct Gable Company informing them
that the management have decided to abandon
about thirty miles of tho cable which is now
lying on a rocky bottom, and effect splice at
more suitable point. The circular says that
in all about LOO miles of the cable hayebeen
laid, ana satisfactory tests are obtained daily
by electricians.
A VIENNA telegram says that the idea Of re-
ferring the SchIeswig- Holstein question to
the arbitration of the Queen of England is
gaining hold of the diplomatic mind. 1t is
stated that the Danish Government is fayora-
BILE to such course, which. it is though, Of.
fers feasible method of solution.
THE Bismarck-Von Arnim case is being
gradually unraveled to the Geruan public
and the world. Won Arnim still remains in
that he refuses to give up letters which
he received, while Ambassador at Paris
from Biemarck. 1t seems tina. after
Won Arnim's removal from the position
of Ambassador to Paris, an office
which he lost on account oi pro-
Catholic correspondence with DR.. Dollnger
he retired to lis estate at Nassenheid 81 de-
terIained to prepare his statement IS al
American would be under similar cicum-
stances. Bismarck, suspecting that hisconf
Dental correspondence to Won Arnim nigh
| figure unpleasantly for him in the letiret
Ambassad or's statement, Immediately seizst
upon the perJon Of the offending subject il
order TO secure the tell-tale letters. The,
were not yielded then, neithe. have theg beer
since. Brmarck still holds his victim byvirtu
of his superior power only, and as Won Arnin
is doubtless strong. willed man, the result o
the contest cannot be easily determined. =.
Full returns Of the elections in France 70
Councils-General have been published, an
foot up as follows: The Republicans electe
672. Monarchists GOA, Bonapartists l5. Tn
Republicans have a majority in thiry-eigh
Councils. the Monsrchists in forty four, an
in three Departments Councils are equal
divided. The Mark Lane Express Oondon
Of Oct. IL says the downward course Of th
price of wheat has not yet ended.
IT is evident that the cause Of Don Carlos
the Spanish pretender, is growing desperat,
Desertions by the wholesale are occurrin
constantly. Gen. Dorregary, with 800 Ca
lists. recently went over TO the Republican,
At Agorta two Carlist bettalions surrendered
and others, it is stated, are ready 10 follow
The Carlist provincial authorities in Durang
have given public notice that those wishin
to lay down their arms may do So. TIL
trial of Kullman, for the attempted assassin.
ton Of Prince Bismarck, is set down for tt
| oQth inst