Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

United States Senator The final ballot re-
suited: Burnside, AZ; Dixon, &c; Barstow,
10: scattering, l6 . Hon. James f. Wilson,
of the Fifth, and Hon. j. w. McDili, of the
Eighth Iowa Districts. have been nominated
by the Republicans for reelection to Congress.
IT is announced that Simon Cameron and
John w. Forney have agreed to bury the
Ratchet an6 be friends foreyermore.
THE Prohibitionists of Illinois met in con-
vention at Bloomington on the S0th ult, NOM
mated State ticket and put forth u declara-
ton of principles. The following are the
nominees State Treasurer, Maj. Little, of
superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Jennie f.
Willing. of Bloomington, Professor in the
Wesleyan University.
Foreign.
The postal treaty between France and the
United States has been ratified by both the
contracting powers, and hereafter it will be
possible for persons of moderate means in the
two countries tc maintain correspondence.
A fifteen years contract has been closed
at Milan for putting Pullman palace cars on all
trains and lines of Upper Italy. This covers
the great routes of pleasure travel UiG the
northern lakes.
OOME LAS Dctu OCCdoAOucd III tic pletCAO
surface of the British Parliament by the pass
age in the Lords of The Public Worship Reg
ulation bill The bill is intended to clear away
some of the obstacles to the speedy andcheap
trial of clerics who may incur the displeasure
of their Bishop. 1t has been decided not to
submit VI. Rochefoucaulds monarchical resolu-
ton to the Committee of Thirty of the French
Assembly. The resolution, il will be remem-
bered declares in favor of the monarchy
the only salvation of France. A proposition
| has been made in the British House of Com
mons that the Government interfere in behalf
/ of judicial reform in Egypt. Howard Staun-
ton. the noted English chess-player and
Shakspsarean editor, is dead. The offices of
certain Bonapartst newspapers in Paris were
visited by the police the other day, and
! large quantity of Imperial documents seized.
/ TIE editors were also cautioned to be more
/ discreet in their utterances in future. The
/ London Times Paris letter affirms that Italy's
federation of the Ultramontane party impairs
+ her relations with Germany. NJ. Courbet,
/ the artist. has been condemned to pay the
4 cost of the reconstruction of the Yendome
/ Column.
THE Gar or Russia has sentenced his
/ nephew, the Grand Duke Nicholas, who stole
his mothers diamonds to crafty the avarice
/ of an American adventures. to Punishment
| to the Caucasus for life, and to be deprived
of the Cross of St George conferred upon
| him for bravery in the Khivan campaign.
Intelligence comes from Cuba that body of
| four hundred Spanish soldiers we're recently
captured by. the insurgents, and every man
she. in retaliation for the crimes perpetrated
by he Spanish authorities against the Gu
baLs. "A Madrid dispatch announces the
defeat of 10 900 Carlists, under Prince Al >
phonzo, by 5000 Republicans, after two days
| lighting =. The rrimate of Brazil is dead.
THE French Committee of Thirty has voted
to report unfavorably on the constitutional
bills referred to it by the Assembly, and to
draw up one of it's own. Later repor g from
the engagement between the Spanish Repub-
| lican troops and the Carlists at Estella which
was said at first to have resulted in great
victory for the former, put an entirely differ
ent face on affairs. Instead of winning a
victory, the Republicans have sustained a
severe defeat, their loss being variously
estimated at from 1,5O0 to 1000. Their
commanding officer, Gen. Concha, was killed,
and the army was obliged to fall back !.
/ The Pope is said to be growing weather..
About a hundred English farm laboreTs, Sho
were recently 'locked out by their en-
ployers, have taken novel method of getting
their grievances before the public. They
have started on pilgrimage through the
country. and intend to hold meetings every
! where TO place their case in its true light be-
fore the world. Berditcher, town of Co.
GOO inhabitants in Russian Poland, has been
almost entirely destroyed by fire.
Mexico has developed new pestience that
is generally fatal and epidemic The dis
patches do not state the nature Of the malady
but the Government has been obliged to go
to the relief of the sufferers and to take meas
ures to prevent the spread Of the disease.
Intelligence comes from the coast of Sumatra
that the second Dutch expedition against the
Achinese has met with a disastrous end. 1t
is stated that the latter made an attack ON the
Dutch fort. captured it and overwhelmed the
garrison. The loss of the Dutch is placed at
1000 killed and 1850 wounded. 1t is said
Marshal Serrsno is to take personal command
| of the Spanish armies Sixteen persons
we're recently drowned near Havana, Cuba, by
the capsizing of lighter.