Springfield weekly Republican

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the Belgian legion have reached Mexico, and

more are expected. Vera Cruz advices represent

the emperor s troops as makiugcousidcrablc pro

gress against the li'icrals in various directions,

but the news is not much to be relied on.—News

from St Domingo to the 4th give glowing accounts

of victories over the Spanish troops, aud earnest

hopes me entert.iiued that speedy peace will be

secured on tho basis of Dominican independence.

If not, the natives propo-e, like the rebels, to

fight till the last man and the last dollar is nsed.

—Moro trouble is brewing in Japan. Two Brit

ish officers have been miinleted by the Japanese,

and unless the Japanese authorities give up the

murderers, ou the demand already made by the

British minister, there will be a new chastisement

of these barbarians.—Brazil continues her ag

gresfous on tho little republic cf Uruguay, uni

it is feared will entirely absorb it, unless" some

foreign power interferes.

SOME MATTERS.

There is an unusual dearth of home news and

excitements. The fanners who raise tobacco

have enough to think about and talk about in

the proposed tax ou leaf tobacco, winch they arc

opposing to the best of their ability; though If

they would present some other and better plan

instead of simply denouncing tbc proposed tax

they would stand a much better ihanoc of suc

cess.—ln this city and the towns hi the county to

tho west of us, the question of a free bridge is

becoming an iutcrestmg one. and the legislature

is likely to be strongly appealed to iu tho matter.

The bridge company evidently sees breakers

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1865). Springfield, Mass., 1865-01-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1865-01-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1865-01-14.