The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-08-14

The railroads terminating at Cincinnati
and Chicago have formed a combination,
agreeing to enter into a pool arrangement on
all through traffic.
fOREIGS.
The operatives in the flax mills in Bel
fast, Ireland, are OIL a strike, and are making
riotous demonstrations.
Late spanish new is to the effect that
the Carlists have gained a substantial victory
over the Republicans bet~een Castle Toilet
and Figueras, near the frontier.
The Csrlists deny that there is any truth
in the reports charging them with atrocities
at Cuenca and other places.
A msjority of the delegates to the Inter
national Congress at Brussels, i: ID under
stood. favor the exclusion of all points re-
lating to naval warfare and a strict adherence
to matters strictly connected with the
ameliorating OF human suffering in time of
war.
-Advices from Cuba state that the Presi-
dent of the Republic has ordered his follow
ers to destroy everything they can lsytheir
hands on. Cabo, the negro Captain, is
wrecking plantations and e~nlisting negroes
for the patriot cause. A general uprising OF
the negroes under Cabo is daily expected.
On the 31st OF July the question Of re
cess came up in the French Assembly, and NJ.
Gambetta made an important speech profess
eddy against propagation, but really in favor
of the Republic. He made q powerful appeal
for the establishment OF . republic which
would give peace aud union to France, and
concluded by demanding that the state Of
siege be raised. A motion to adjourn on the
9th Of August to the 30th OF November pre-
vailed.
The telegraph Office at Santander has re-
fused to accept any dispatches relating to
military events, or operations of the war.
Subscriptions to the Carlist loan III Paris
are coming in fast, and 81, 1000, 900 of the loan
have been forwarded to Spain.
The Madrid Impartial makes the following
complaints against France: Furnishing arms
to the Carlists allowing q firm in Bordeaux
to undertake contracts for supplying the Carl
ist army with boots and shoes. The Duchess
Of Madrid, wife of Don Carlos, has been snf-
! ltEtu 10 Itsllt III du tuc Itiurdl w tuC
Government to surrender the Chief S~ayslles.
for various crimes the retention in Office of
the Prefect of the Department of the Lower
Pyrenees, who promoted the entry Of the Carl
lets into spain thousands of armed recruits
for the Csrlists have crossed the frontier !;
finally, two cargoes Of arms from France have
been landed for the Carlists.
On the LIST inst, in the French Assembly,
a scene occurred in which a Republican
Deputy challenged q Bonapartist to repeat an
expression derogatory to the Republic, and
then gave the lie to his assertion, creating
great excitement. during which the sitting
was adjourned.
The wife OF Don Carlos, Of Spain, has
been forced to quit France in consequence Of
representations made to the French Govern
nent.
According to a London dispatch the
storm in Moravia was more serious than at
first reported. Eleven villages and two
towns were devastated.
Spain has instructed its delegates to the
International Congress at Brussels not to
participate in its deliberations, because the
Government il yet unrecognized by European
powers.
A London special says that the Empress
OF Austria has arrived at the I-le Of Wight.
Frazer. Conservative, has been elected to
the British Parliament from kidderminster.
The American baseball clubs played an
other game at Manchester, England, ON the
lst inst. when the Athletics beat tie Red
Stockings by a score Of 10 to II.
The Public Worship Regulation bill passed.
it's third reading in the British Parliament on
the Sd inst.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that Prince
Bismarck's son fought a duel with pistols at
Dusseldorf, with all officer Of infantry, and
killed his man.
The French troops guarding the Spanish
frontier have been reinforced, and rigorous
measures have been ordered to prevent uni-
formed Carlists from crossing the boundary.
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th inst,
Mr.. Bourke, Under-Secretary for Foreign AZ
fairs, stated hat Her Maiesty's Government
had no intention OF taking part in armed in
PREVENTION in Spain, and had no reason to sup
pose that other European powers contempls-
ted such a step, which would not meet with
encouragement from England.
The Earl Of Egmont is dead.
The American baseball clubs are highly
spoken of by the British press, and great in
terest seems to be manifested in the games.
TIL game Of cricket on the 18th inst. was not
interesting from the threatening aspect Of the
weather. Both parties agreed to play but
one inning each tho Americans winning by
107 to I05.
On the hfh inst tho Erench Asaanhlr