The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-16


transport with twelve hundred and itty
La Hague, and that all on board were
lost
BERLIN, Feb. 10-The Kreuz lei
tung SAYS no decision will be made as to
the prolongation Of the armistice until it
can be seen what chance there is that the
French National Assembly will concede
peace.
LONDON. Feb l1-There has been a
violent gale all along the coast of the
United Kingdom. Six ships are ashore
know to have been lost. Numerous
wrecks are apprehended.
BREsT, Feb. 10. The plague has APP
intended for the reliefof Paris, and a san
animals which have become Infected
Deaths are-so numerous that it Is impos
,ible TO bury the carcasses. They are
therefore loaded on condemned war ships.
towed ont to sea and sunk.
LONDON. Feb. lit is ascertained
beyond doubt that the result of the
French election is triumph for the Con-
servatives.
al
recent battle. He will probably be sue
ceeded by Synd Torkes, who was victori-
Gus.
The routes to Paris are all open and
travel restored.
MADRID. Feb. 1O.-The Spanish Cor
tes has passed law making the sale of
Cuban tobacco a monopoly IN the hands
CT the Government.
Nryx, Ill A Vo--o lilo,
dispatch to the Herald. dated the Sth
says: Yesterday so field guns and
40, 900 rifles were delivered at Ivrey and
Van Vress."
Generals Leblo and Trochu are among
the candidates elected to the Assembly
in the department. of Finistele.
VERSAILLES, Feb. l0.-The returns
from the departments on elections give
majorities to the Oreanists and clerical
candidates. but very few to Republicans.
The duration Of the armistice will prob
ably be extended in order that the As
semhly may have time TO perfect the res
toration.
LONDON, Feb. 1880 P. Nae
cording to reports in the Goulois, III.
Favre has gone to Antwerp, to commu-
nicate with one of the Orleanist princes.
A depatch inst recei we'd from Brussels.
states that Favre arrived there on Thurs
day night
The Orleanists are confident that the
Count de Paris will be King of France In
a few weeks.
LONDON, Feb. l3.-The steamship
Cuba sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
She had on board Earl de Grey, Lord
Tenterden, Montague Bernard and hls-
~ ,nh
mission for the settlement of the fishery
question and the Alabama question and
other claims of the United States upon
Great Britain. The commissioners are
accompanied by number of diplomatic
attendants.
The Telegraph Versailles special of
the 18th says: The German army will
make triumphal entry into Paris at
noon on the 10th inst The Emperor
will proceed to the Tuilleres, and after
partaking of lunch will review the
army. In case tie Tuilleres should not
be in condition for the reception, he
will occupy the Palace Of EIysee, The EN-
February.
A private letter from Cherbourg ex-
presses tie opinion that it was steam
transport, which was wrecked a few
DAYS $50 off Cape La Hague, and says
ted.
Paris advices state that Ducrot is Sc
riousIy i'll.
The Prussians have levied a con-
tribution of one hundred thousand
francs upon the inhabitants Of St. Ger.
main.
1t is reported that the armistlce has
been prolonged until the 2Sth.
The French government has ceased
buying provisions for Paris.
The Versailles correspondent Of the
Times teIegraphs the 18th that the de
livery of arms to the Germans IS COM
pleted The Germans are destroying
the French guns, which prove to be
worthless on account of tho removal Of u
portion of the breach loading appara-
tuS.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 13.-The French as
sembly to-day held only a preparatory
sitting, for the purpose Of ascertalnlng
the number of members in attendance
and of fixing a day for the first public
session.
The government is still without news
of the result of the elections IN Paris.
The latest dispatch from the capital
says the result was not known yesterday
evening. Picard, Theirs, Favre and
Gambetta are elected from the depart
ment Of tho Eloise, and Duke d Aumale
FROM that OF Disc Favre arrived in
Bordeaux; Garibaldi is momentarlly eX-
pected.
LONDON, Feb. ia telegram from
Bombay says that the steamer General
Dutram, from Cachier bound to Bombay,
foundered in cyclone in the Indian
Ocean, and fiftythree lives were lost.
BORDEAUX, Feb. l3.-At a prepara-
tory sitting of the French National As
sembly to day, about 300 deputies were
present at the session formally opened by
the Secretaries appointed.
FLORENCE, Feb. l3.-The Italian Par
lament has declared the libraries and
galleries OF the atcan to be national
property The measure was objected To
by the ministry.
VIENNA, Feb 13.-The overflow OF
the Danube has inundated the suburbs
of Vienna particularly Leopoldstadt and
Roar.