The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-26

GEN NERAL NEWS.

1t is reported in London that the Germ.ns have
agreed to withdraw their army from! France
| The majority of the members of the new Fro-ch
| General Councils favor the Administrstion
dispatch from Halifax says the heaviest hrrri-
ancs known in twenty yeors occurred on the Is there
| The tide two feet over no whs.res. great
| MANY lives lost
Three attempts we're made to burn London Canada
on the 18th.
On the 18th the storm very severe In Nova sco-
tia- Cape. Breton smbaukments were washed away in
several places between Bedford and Halifax 1t is
not expected that any trains will run this week The
telegraph lines are good between those places
The New York Tribune states that secret meeting
of prominent Poles was held yesterday, who took
steps to avert conspiracy said be foot by soIn
of their rash countrymen to assassnae the Russian
Duke Alexis. Our rolice have no Knowledge of any
such conspiracy. p = .-A--.
| Two powder-mills have exploded at Gorham, Nc.
one killed.
Extensive forest fires have occurred on tho Rock
| Noun tains
Judge ing-aham granted a mandamus ordering De-
putty Controller Green to issue assessment bonds.
Several persons have been injured by an accident on
a scotch railway.
| RepubIicanimeeting has been broken mp by the
police in Paris.
! Another province of Algeria is in revolt.
| Fires are raging in the mountains of California
The enigrant swindler Moore has escaped to Eu
rope.
| Nine Insurance companies have suspended.
The universal sympathy of man for in distress
well illustrated by the offers relief to the suffer
ers by hreipourins in from all quarters. England
sends word to Chicago to draw her for $1,000 600
and Prussia for s4OO0oOO and other countries of Eu
| rope tender similar aid
There is much excitement on the western coast of
South America in Peru, the discovery of rich
deposits of gold and copper at different points.
Late advices from Teheran show that Persu is still
suffering from famine and pestilence. Formidable
instructions have broken in in various quarters
The government troops have been driven from hi
raze, the capital town. which is held by the reb
els.
correspondent writes from London that an alli-
ance has been affected between certain members of
the peerage and representatives of the king class
es tho object of which to overthrow the present
system of government. Commune principles pervade
platform. The same writer hints that the Queens
| condition is such that she may die at any moment.
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica. of the l9tl report
that the Demarara telegraph cable is lae.
The steamer Mendez Munez from Cadz, brings Sc
Rom eraldo CrespeId, De Guerra second Governor
of Cuba, and six hundred troops.
The amount contributed for the relief of Chicago
by Americans in Paris is 131 o55 francs
Accounts from Georgia say that Judge Erskfne is
determined to show that there occasion for the
military. His officers arrdsting alleged Ku- KIux-
ists by scores in the upper part CT the State.
1t Is certain that the CASTOR conference agree
upon energetic measures for the suppression of the
International Society. Italy refuses to co ooperate in
the movement, alleging that the Itaen agtators are
! themselves opposed to the society.
The Cardinals held meeting and advised the Pope
to leave Rome preserve his spiritual Independence
The Pope has almost consented depart at the time
of the 1talen parliament.
distinguished preate, emissary of the Pope, OBJ
tanned audience with the Emperor on the zoth to
ascertain if it could not be allowable the approach
ing concave to sit outside of Rome, for instance in
some French city.
The Emissary was referred to Bismarck, who evad
ed reply. The Emperor has sent an autographio
letter of sympathy to the Pope
Napoleon has returned Chsehurst He tells
an interviewer that the present government Franc
is weak and inadequate to the want of the country
Prince Napoleon was Missed at valenciennes while
on his way to Versailles. His surrender deman-
ded, but the authorities said he was under the pro
lection Of the government.