The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-11-11


Arnium will begin within ten days, it
is said
The Municipal Council Of the city of
Naples, Italy, propose to tender to
Gen. Garbaldi an annuity of $4,000.
That irrepressible Frenchman. Hen
ri Rochefort, has established the pub
fishing office of La Lanterne in Berne,
Switzerland.
There are fifteen hundred persons
sick with typhoid fever in Darwenoyen
county, Lancaster, England, one six
teenth of the entire population.
It is asserted that several of the
| leading Carlists waited on Don Carlos
at Tolosa few days since, and repre-
rented to him that it is useless to con-
| tinue war.
Advices from Venezuela, by way of
St. Thomas, report that the provinces
af Caro- and Barcelona have risen in
revolution against President Guzman
Rlanco.
The cotton crop i'll the presidency
of Bombay, India, promises to be the
largest ever recorded, and fortnight
in advance Of last year. Picking has
fairly begun.
The British Ambassador at Con-
stantinople has called the attention of
tho Sublime Porte to the increasing
slave traffic between Bengaza and
Egypt, and the Porte has promised to
suppress it.
A Dublin Ureland) dispatch says
that Cardinal Cullen and the entire
Catholic episcopate have issued pas
toral letters denouncing the late ad
dress of Prof. Tyndall at Belfast, be-
fore the British Association as a revi-
val OF paganism.
The French Government have issu-
ed orders expelling all Spaniards from
the frontier towns, to prevent them
participating in the attack on Irun by
Don Carlos Five thousand Spaniards
are to be sent to the relief OF Irun by
the Spanish Government.
The King of the Sandwich Islands
is expected to be in San Francisco
about the last of this month He will
go on to Washington. and perhaps
stay till the opening of Congress. His
special envoy, Hon. Elisha Allen, has
already arrived, and is charged with
: power to negotiate reciprocity treaty
with the United States.
A Montreal (Canada) dispctch of
Saturday says: "A terrible amount
of sickness from typhoid fever and
small -pox now prevails in the west end
About every other house in Workman
and Delisle streets has patient
Deaths are frequent
, This weeks Mark Lane Express
! (London, Eng.) says the wheat trade
: is again in fix The damp atmos-
: phere is probably the cause. Occa.
: sionally there has been a shilling rise
but more markets show an equal de-
v cline. Wheat remains the worst paid
! grain grown this season.
A dispatch from Hong Kong say:
the latest advices from Pekin and Yed
do are of a pacific nature The gener
al belief is that war will be avoid
: ed. The japanese government ha!
intimated that Chinese residents il
Japan will not be molested if war i
declared.
: The legislature of the province O
: Quebec, Canada ,shas been. summoned
e to meet for the dispatch Of business OF
e Thursday, Dec 80. A project for tn
:. navigation of the St. Lawrence to tn
e gulf during winter months is receiving
/. great deal of attention in Quebec city
: and is thought by many to be quit
!. practicable.
y The Prince of Montenegro last weel
e sent telegraphic dispatch to the Rus
e sian Ambassador at Constantinople, a
3, the senior of the diplomatic bod,
: pointing out desirability of the in
vestigation into the recent conflict be
J. tween the Christians and Turks, as
e matter of international interest. TIL
u ambassador replied that the Gran
l. Vizier had promised that justic
e should be done, and the diplomat
lie body would confine itself at present t
u watching the course of events.
4 At Berlin, the trial of Huffman, til
to attempted assassin of Prince Bi:
J. marck, was concluded October 3
-e The prisoner acknowledged that /
w was 10 perfect possession of his facu
ID ties, and did the deed with the utmo
lie GOODNESS and deliberation, and elaine
s. the sole responsibility of it. His sal
n ity was vouched for by physicians. an
Mt the jury found him guilty after f,
ne minutes deliberation. He was Their
e. upon sentenced to Imprisonment Fl
he fourteen years in the house of core
e. ton, ten years, suspension of his civ
We rights. and to remain under poll,
RI surveillance.
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