The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-03-30
NEWS ITEMS.


respondent Of the Times telegraphs
MANY persons We're shot without tria
Sunday. The Nationals will shoot
Theirs, Vinoy and d Aurelles, if they
can be captured. There is strong re.
action among the respectable portion OF
the inhabitants. The Central Committee
is alarmed"
New York, March 21.-The latest
kilograms describe the condition OF
things as growing worse and worse in
Paris. EVERYBODY of the least conse-
quence is flying from the city, which is
in the entire possession of the inturlateo
mob.
1t is said that the Parisians would
welcome anybody who would put down
the terrible disorder. 1t is probable
that Louis Napoleon will find in the
present commotion the opportunity he
has sought for the restoration of the en-
pre-, as he is still popular with large
part of the army.
LONDON, March 21.-Midnight.-In
the House of Commons to night, Wis
count Enfield stated that Lord Lyons
had been Instructed to accompany the
French Government to Versailles, and
that every arrangement has been made
to protect the life and property Of Brit
ish subjects in Paris.
PARIS, March 22-Gen. Chanzy has
been removed to the prison Lasante.
He was shamefully treated. His sister
was also arrested.
BERLIN, March 2l.-The German
Parliament was opened, to-day, by the
Emperor, William, who In person, de
livered speech from the Throne. The
Emperor SAID
when | see the German Reichstae
trying, struggle which Germany has
VIGOROUSLY prosecuted for Independent
| am impeled first to give thanks &c
God for tie historic successes with
which He has blessed the faithful unity
discipline Of the armies, and devotion OF
the people. We have what our forefa-
theirs struggled for, the unity Of Germa-
ny and the security of her frontier. Our
conviction Of future unity was yelled.
The ever-present enthusiasm of the PEG.
pie rent the veil. When the Father
land was threatened, the nation unani-
| mously rose in her defense, and traced
its firm will. in indelible characters, on
| the battle fields Of France, to remain a
united people.
The spirit animating Germany per-
vades her culture and morals and consti-
| tuition. Her armies guard against the
abuse of acquired power. Independent
Germany respects the independence OF
others. The frey ordeal OF war through
| which we have passed, is a reliable guar
antee OF European peace. Powerful anG
| self:reliant Germany now bequeaths tc
| l,a loft Of
satisfactory heritage. The especial
qualification of Germany, the conference
at London, in a peaceful spirit, has
now the task of the Rel ;hstae
to heal the wounds, and to confirm its
! thanks of fatherland to those who
have paid for victory with their blood and
| lives.
Let the r ichstag cooperate with the
| Government in the constitutional ar
engagements contemplated by the govern
ment, involving the provisions of the sep
arate treaties made in November will
| Southern States which you will receive
in the new act to be submitted to The
| Reichstag. \ better confirmation, anc
a more harmonious rendering of the
amount to be contributed by each state
| pire, demanded legal settlement and
sanction, which is also to be given tt
separate laws for Bavaria, which will be
introduced. The war indemnity will be
disposed of with your approval, in cen
formitv with the empire. The Just
claims of the empire on account of the
expenses of the war will be laid before
you as soon as possible.
The position of the recovered terrific y
renders it necessary for special legisla-
ton, which will be brought to your at.
tention. Pensions for soldiers and sup.
| port for widows and orphans of the wal
are to be provided for, and measures to
| t csc ends should be made to apply
to the whole empire, for all fought with
equal devotion and deserve equal honor
and reward.
May the establishment of the Ger
man empire be the promise of future
greatness. May the war fought so glor
iously be followed by an equally glorious
peace and henceforth prove victorious
| In the universal struggle for the fruits o.
| peace.
THE royal family of Belgium refuse te
recognize the--presence of the Prince
/ Mathilde or any other Bonaparte al
Brussels. They are there notwithstand
ing.
NJ. LAURIER, lately member of the
Gambetta Ministry, which he entered /;
| poor man, has purchased the Grand
Hotel in Paris for $1,000. 900.
THE Legislature closed its labors a
! Madison March 18th at 10 O. clock
WASHINGTON, March 23-The Sen
late, In executive session yesterday, con
/ firned the naturalization treaty. mad,
by Motley with the British government
BY his treaty, Great Britain acknowl
edges the rights Of subjects to repounc,
the United States. and reciprocal pro