The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Both Houses of Parliament have pass
ed Prince Arthur annuity. A meeting
in London in opposition to an appropri-
alton for Prince Arthur was dispersed
by the police The Prince of Wales has
arrived in Dublin, and his reception was
not so enthusiastic as was expected.
Another Roman Catholic clergyman
has been communicated IN Germany.
It is reported that the Orleans Princes
will take their seats as Deputies. L he
insurrection in Algeria is spreading.
Switzerland protests against armed
German troops crossing her fronties,
The Emperors of Germany and Aus
tria will shortly have conference.
The Grand Duke Constantin has ar
rived in England.
The Prince of Wales will be appointed
Provisional Grand Master of the Dublin
Free Masons.
The Orangemen and Catholics are pre-
pairing for riot at Londonderry on Au-
gust 12 The military Of that city are
held IN readiness, and reinforce ments s
will be dispatched by the Government to
meet the threatened emergency.
The troop ship Magaers is ashore at
St. Paul Island, in the Indian Ocean, and
it is feared Will prove total loss. Her
crew and passengers are safe.
They Emperor William has decreed
the dissolution Of the present army com
binations in France, and the formation
of all the German troops in that country
into one combination, called the Army
Of Occupation of France" ofwhich Gen
eral Manteufel is appointed Command
er.
The Emperor has granted amnesty to
all the natives of Alsace and Lorrain un-
der sentence for political or military Of
fenses, except where such offenser are
combined with ordinary crimes. Prince
Bismark, as Chancellor of the Empire,
has called in the first issue Of 1,00O, 900
of German bonds, interest on which will
cease on the first Of January next.
A correspondent writes to the Tribune
that while 'the English breed foxes on
2,OOO,0 900 acres of waste Grown lands,
their agricultural laborers are so low
down in the scale of humanity that they
can hardly be called human. They toll
from sunrise to sunset for from five to
ten shillings per week, They rarely
marry; they cannot afford to do so.
LONDON, Aug Ga great riot occurred in Dub lin
to-day The Board of Works prohibited the proposed
Fenian amnesty meeting organized by SIN the, Wen
dar Westmcath Sullivan, editor of the Nation and
b. Byrne, editor of the Irshman. Notwithstanding
at / o'clock p. m. vast crowds OF men, women anc
/ children assembled around the Wellington Monument
in Phoenix Park, 500 yards from the Vice ReSa
Lodge, where the Royal party were staying large
force of police were held i'll readiness. proccssioI
formed with Smythe, Sullivan and Nolan at III
head.
! Five hundred men wearing green arrived, mounted
the monument, and opened a meeting. The superln
tendent OF Police advanced, and the people groane1
and hissed The Superintendent, who showed a de
termination to break up the meeting, Was Khoche ct
down. Then the police rushed up. A trghtiUi hgh
elisued drew their slaves and feiled TIM
peo lie by scores me conflict became iotter ctohe
! were thrown and sticks piled by the mob
Women and children We're trampled under foot. IL
tIe riot the last half hour known to have
! bean wounded, many seriously. Smythe, Sullivan
and Nolan we're badly hurt Many of the police re
cered bruises. The hospital * full OF injured Their
is great excitement through the City. The police
were attacked yesterday. The leaders OF the meeting
are to he prosecuted. During the riot the mIItar,
were prepared, but not called out The hshtiE eA
/ tended all along the quay. Every window showing
a flag smashed.
| The British iron-clad Warrior and America
/ fri,r.,fe a re ashore-on the Italian coast.
| Count de Renusat is appointed Minister of Foregl
Affairs in France. The question of prolonginS
ThieFs term for three yea is before the Assembly
The Nj Gents tunnel Will be opened Sept Is.
The famine in Persia is over, but provisions are OK
tremey high
The British iron-cIad Magfert has been lost in tn
Indian Ocean. Commodore Asbburry's yacht LIVc
MA Leaten by the Cowes regatte