The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-09-20
A COLUMN OF NEWS.

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lily.
A large quantity Of alcohol has been
seized In Boston for frauds on the revenue.
The Papal Government Is busily engaged
fn arrestiDg dangerous and suspected per-
sons.
It is now stated that the negotiation for
union of the Savage and Roberts Fenians
has failed.
A gun on the steamcf Deutschland burst
ed at New York on Saturday, killing one
sailor and a passenger.
The worm is said to be making sad havoc
With the cotton in mississippi, Arkansas,
and Tennessee.
1t Is stated that the Canadian Parliament
will meet during the last week in October,
pass Bill of Supplies, and adjourn until
February.
Count Charles yon frankenstein has been
appointed Minister to the United States
from Austria, vice Wydenbruck relieved.
Sixteen clippers stared together fom
China for London with cargocs of the new
crop OF tea. The 1apering won the race.
1t is thought that the barge Eaoch Ban
ner, which sailed from Liver POOL for Boston
on the 23d ult., is lost with all on board.
The King of Prussia has invited Napo
Icon and Eugene to visit Germany and
meet the sovereigns Of the North German
States.
The constitutionality of the confscation
act is, to be tested before the courts Of the
| District Of Columbia.
The report of the judiciary COMMITTEES
, on the subject of impeachment, is being
printed. The printers, etc., are sworn to
secresy.
Yellow fever continues to be quite fatal
at the Dry Tortugas, Key West, aud New
Orleans.
Four hundred and ffty eight miles Of the
Pacific Railroad, west Of Omaha, are now
completed.
The Duke of Northumberland died as
his ancestral seat, Anwck Castle. on the
2lst of last month. lie was cighty-nine
years old, had fifteen titles, ranging from
that of duke down to baronet, leaves three
daughters and two sons, and died of old
age. He Is succeeded by his eldest son,
Eerl Percy.
General Grant has, within the last two or
three days expressed fears that there is
trouble ahead. One gentleman who talked
with him says he manifested great solici.
tude in speaking Of the possible and proba-
bic events of the next three months.
Hon. George Ii. Yeaman, United States
Minister to Denmark, gave grand fese to
Admiral Farragut during his visit to Copcn.
hagen.
1t is reported that Chief Justica Chase
bas written note to johnson approving
the removal of Sick les as a vindication Of
the authority Of the Supreme Court.
There have been thousand cases Of vel.
| Iovp fovur of Honcfoo Il
ent date, and number of Northern officers
and prominent citizens have been carried
off. ' '''' '''
The Oconto Lumberman says man was
found hanging to tree, on McDonald's
probably been there two or three months.
1t is supposed that he committed suicide.
A man named Gardenster has been mr..
rested at the Hague, WHO had in his pos.
session five hundred forged 81 900 United
States notes. They were made in Hague.
1t is supposed the forger has accomplices
/ IN other places in Europe also in Amer.
| ica.
A Leavenworth dispatch says that Gen.
Sheridan and staff left for Washington on
Saturday, passing through Chicago and
New York.
There is reason for believing that Gen.
Sickles will soon visit Washington, at the
instance Of Gen. Grant, for consultation on
Southern matters
Attorney General Stanbury has returned
to Washington in improved health. Sec
retary Browning has left the capital to take
a short vacation for his health.
The corner stone of magnificent Cathp.
lie Cathedral to be erected on the corner of
Maiden and Washington Streets Boston,
was laid on sunday.
Yokoham advices state that &C chris.
tains have been arrested by the JAPANESE
authorities. One American and two Eng.
lishmen have been murdered by Japanese
at Nagoruki
The Sublime Porte has issued procta-
nation granting general amnesty to the
Canadian insurgents. The eispatch adds
that the Government has decided not to
send mixed commission of Turks and
Greeks to inbuire into the grievances Of
the Cretaas.
Five warehouses on the corner of sixth
and and Baymill streets. Cincinnati, owned
by W. B. Moores & Co., were burned ON
Saturday. Loss aA00, 900, partially insur-
ed. A row Of frame tenement houses ad.
joining was also destroyed. Loss $1,000;
no insurance.
The impression is general at Washinton
that the registration lists will be re-o opened
in the lnsurrectionary states, to allow par
doned rebels to vote before the first of Oct
ober, or as soon as the President can AZ.
range with Stanbury to give an opinion
ljustifying that course
A cable dispatch states that postal trea-
ty between the United States and Prussia
has been arranged. Postage is reduced one
. third when the mails are dispatched direct
y to a German port, and one-halt when
they arc carried by way of Great Britain.
r Gen. Grant. who has been once or twice
arrested for fast driving, is reported by the
Police as having run over a small boy on
Thursday while riding out driving very rap
, idly. lie stopped to see the boy, (who was
! slightly hnrt,) properly cared for, and or
. dcred all bills to be sent to him for pay
mcnt.
A forger named Dumonricz, a French
man, has been arrested for successful for.