The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
FOREIGN.

The Archbishop OF Cologne, who was i'm
prisoned hy bismarck over sLI months ago fOr
refusing to obey lie ecc!esiAstIcAI laws, mar
inst been released.
"A circular has been sent to tine rharehold-
err OF the Direct Cable Company, informing
them that the management have decided 10
abandon about thirty mIles Of the cable which
II now lying on a rocky bottom. and TO erec;
Il -puCe a; d more suitable point. Tae circular
RAYS that IL r.! about l 100 miles Of cable have
been laid. aud satisfactory tests are obtained
daily by the electricians.
The sTres; OF Uount Won Arnim Is likely
to have very serious consequences. Nothing
has been realized from the various searches
for the important documents -sid TO be miss
ing, and the general belief now Is that they
have been seat to England for safe keeping.
A Paris newspaper says .-;hs; the documents
sought have relation TO the change ia the
French administration at the time OF Their
resignation, and contain expressions OF Bis
marcks rympsthy for Theirs.
Austria proposes that the Sclleswig-Hoi-
stem dispute between Germany and Den
mark be referred to arbitration. and that the
Queen OF England he chosen a. the referee.
Count Won Arnim, one OF the ablehi dIlIo-
mGtlsts Of Germany. and succe-sively AmbA--
zad0r to Rome and Paris, lIe- IN prisou be-
cause he refuses 20 surrender to Bismarck GER
tain letters winch he received from him While
Ambassador at PARIS. Won Arnlm Was re
moved from office because of d correspondence
with DR.. Doliirger. in which he expressed his
dissatisfaction with the harsh measures OF the
German Ministry against the Catholics. After
hIs removal he retired to his estate VI Nas-eu-
held, with the intention Of preparing a state
men: Of his differences with The government.
Bismarck, il would seem. WE AFRAID Of
the effect which that statement would
have upon the country If produced. The
publication OF BIzmaIcA = correspondence
would do much 10 advance tie interests OF
lie opposition and to Injure bismarck.
Hence the Chancellor sent four policemen
aud two employees of the Foreign Office to
Won AriIImr house 20 ask for the surrender Of
hls correspondence with the Premier. The
penalty Of his refusal was immediate impris-
OumeIt.
Fresh diamond fields have been di-coy-
cred IL South Africa.
A Madrid telegram reports that the city
II Durango IL n a state OF Instruction against
Don Carlos. Other Carlist towns have hoi.ted
the white flag and ordered the troops to law
down their arms. 1t II stated that II coli
=?Iracy existed 20 murder bon Carlos AID was
frustrated. The CarIists are abandoning The
standard Of the pretender by the thousands.
A body Of $50. headed by Gen. Dorrega-v. is
reported TO have surrendered to the Repub-
hcans. On tins same day two battalions at
Agorta deserted % the enemy.
Huffman, the person who attemntei to
assasslnate Prince Biamarck. will be brought
to trial on the 29th inst.
-Tae Duchess OF Edinburgh ha. been do
liverei Of Il ION.
England is alb lut to withdraw it's t;oio-
matte representative from Rome.
The German government - considering
a proposition for IL ere eaton Of provincial
assembly in Alssce and Lorraine.
The Italian Consul ut Bucharest las re-
fused TO open negotiations for a commercial
treaty while tle jew in RouInania are de-
prived of their civil riph.s. Tie American
Consul, Mr.. Ieizotto, las taken the same
stand.