Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

great house at Frankfort. and of late years
has been partner in the Austrian branch of
financial monarchs A dispatch from Berlin
says DIR. JaniZewskl. Suffragan Bishop of Po-
cen has been arrested for violation of the &C.
clesiastical laws and condemned to fifteen
months Imprisonment. The international
Peace Congress convened at noon July 81,
and sat an hour. Baron Jomini was chosen
President. 1t was decided that the sittings
should be held with closed doors. The Con-
gress adjourned until July 80. Carlist
magazine has exploded at Quisa. Thirty men
were killed and large number wounded. -.
The committee of the Agricultural Laborers'
union have adopted resolution declaring
that, q As we are not justified in appealing to
the public for support for the lccked-out
laborers in the eastern counties, during har-
vest, therefore we offer them the alternative
of emigrating or depending On their own re-
sources" A violent storm of rain and hail is
reported on the border of Moravia. Several
lives were lost, aud large number of cattle
drowned. A special to the Daily Nelos re-
ports that the destruction of property is i'm
mense. At least 200 houses have been swept
away. =. Right Hon. Abraham Brewster, for
merry Acknowledgement of Great Britain, is
dead.
The great princes dock landing stages in
Liverpool, England, we're entirely destroyed
by fire, July 20, which originated from the up
setting of kettle of boiled lard The dam
age is estimated at 81, 000 900. The Boston
and Athletic base ball clubs arrived in Liver
pool, July 28....A dispatch from London
says the steamer Milbapk from Carisgena.
was sunk off Dungeness bv collision with
the steamer Hankow, and fifteen of the Mil
banks crew were lost. The king of Asian
tee has paid a further installment of SC. 600
to Great Britain on the war indemnity In
the international channel match on the 28th
ult., from Hsvre to Southsea the American
yacht Enchantress came in first. :.
The Madrid papers state that the Spanish
Government has sent stron gly-worded note
to Versailles. on the subject of Carlst vio-
lations of the frontier. 1t is reported that
the Carlists have shot 235 prisoners who were
captured from Gen. Nouvillas column in
Catalonia. :. Two columns of Republican
troops which were marching to tbs relief of
Olot have met with a repulse from the Carl
lists. suffering heavy losses. -. The Inter
national Congress in session at Brussels has
under consideration the Prussian project,
which it is proposed to discuss. 1t is called
an international convention concerning the
laws and customs Of war.
A COMMITTEE composed OF one delegate
from each State represented in the inter-
national congress at Brussels, has been APP
pointed to prepare, under the presidency of
Baron Jonini, report upon the programme
which is TO be followed in the proceedings of
that body. The Vienna journals cay Austria
has received a circular note from Germany,
urging the great powers to combine TO pre-
vent the continuance of Carlist atrocities in
Spain and has given favorable reply By a
vote taken in the French Assembly, NJ. Leon
de Maevllles motion for dissolution was
defeated by 332 yeas, 374 nays. 49, The Paris
LeTemps states that England. Germany and
Italy have agreed to establish joint surveil-
lance over the Spanish frontiers. =.
News from Lisbon says the Portuguese au-
thoIities have taken active measures to pre-
vent violations of the frontier by the Carl
lists. The Provincial Correspondence ex-
presses the hope that the visit of the German
squadron to tho coast of Spain will effect a
happy change in Spanish affairs. The Morn
ing Post asserts that Germany will propose
in the Brussels Congress recognition Of the
present Government of SPAIN