The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

PrcsitsI.t Thiers spoke before the Con, A-itteo c
Thirty.
! Prince Bismarck will probably resign the Pres
dency OF the Prussian Cabinet.
SIR Bartl trere has arrived at Alexandria, Egypt
! lawless attack on the municipal delegates is re
ported from MaIamorog.
Poiitieal discomfort in Spain is increasing
ministerial crisis lie Imminent in SPAN Seno
ZorTa has niade statement on the condition OF tn
country.
The international Coinage Convention has beer
signed by Denmark, and Sweden, and Norway.
The French Assembly will, on Monday, adjourn 7,
January 9th.
Tie quays of Paris under wsGsr and the City o
Client is flooded.
a dispute with cotton-niH operatives in England
has been auicaby settled.
PARIS, Dec l9-The Seine has orerfowed. In thi
city the quays ale flooded and stores near them
by bc2ts Beyond Bercy & suburb on the right
bank OF the SEINE, houses in the vicinity of the
sic staneing in-eue vast lake of water.
In the Assembly to-day Mr Eonnets motion against
the duties materials after further debate
rejected by vote Of Gil to 15S.
Urgency was granted FOR proposal to appropriate
2uo0 francs for the relief OF the sufferers by inun-
9ations IN France.
LONDON. Dec 2I-The River Thames which has al
rose near " foot to-day, at Windsor Home Park is
ene vast aks OF water Thousands of acres OF orher
,hd ares s<sbn1eged. The nreseh snun6ation ef the
Thames is the greatest since the flood oflSal-
BERLIN, Dec 23.-The Prussan Gross Gazette pub
lhes tine following imperial rescript addressed to
BISMARCK:
1 relieve you of the presidency OF the Counsel of
Ministers You retain the Ministry for Foreign Al
ia'rs for the Empire, and are empowered TO vote IN
h State Ministry through the president of the CouL-
ci, Htrr Delbruck. The Premiership deyOlveS upoa
Ssnor M.uster
BRUSSELS, Dec. ia dispatch from Ghent reports
shst the streams III that have risen above the
sinban kneuts, and the country is inundated The
waller shree feet deep III some OF the streets OF
Client.
LoEDoS, Dec. 2a-A laI ss portion OF the country
In Lsicsstershire and Nottn gam submsrged lrozl
ths late hoods. In some sections of those coun-
tia the tops OF trees and hedges only visible.
a hesvy landslide occurred near Dover. Commu-
picstloh with that town Is interrupted
The town Of Psterborou. b, Northampton county
ia flooded Azny OF tbs inhabitants have bsen
eeEDelsd to take refuge in tbs apper stories OF their
dwellings. 80. . - -- So s--
ls4 HOME NEWS. "a
The Senate, receded from its amendment to the
informal Revenue bill. Senator Cameron made g
speech upon the French Spolaton Claims.
The House considered the Deficiency bill, and call
cd OH the President for lniorIlaton concerning the
Louisiana troubles.
An Italian family Memphis rn,lrdsrously
Tweed pleaded not guilty to tile big in
."T
Agents said to have bought children in Italy
anu sold them to speculators i'll New York for Street
Congressman Brooks denies the assertion of Col
MCConib that Brooks sold his Influence tor so shares
of Credit Mobilier strok y rE-.
The Alabama tIoubles settled. ...r. &.
Prof Tyndall lectured Cooper Institute
Light, Miss Dickinson Stenway Hail on 'Thi:Igs
Hoped For, and Father Burke the Brooklyn Aca-
DENY i'll reply to Mr. troudo
Tie Honse passed the Land claim of Ohio Indiana
aId Illinois, aud took up the deficiency bill.
sOakes AInes finished his testimony before the
Credit Mobilier Investigating Committee aud made
The Massachusetts Legislature passed resolutions
Senator Sumner. E-
The Observation-Disclosures Cable has been bought
by English capitalists. -rh
Liquor law for the Territories and g Postal Teie-
graph were introduced III the Senate.
Tie House passed the efficiency bill and the Vien
Jchr Alley testified before the Credit Mobillier
iuves igating Committee.
The Committee of louisiana citizens had an inter
view with President Grant.
1ne excitement IN the. oil regions continues
Jay Gould has compromised the great Erie suit by
S9G03,050 TO She Company.
Prof. Tyn ial delivered the second of his of
lectures GA ''l.ht.''- v--re
Nine jurors have been obtained in the Stokes case
g. r. Train s in Jail, where is is expected he will
remain for some time. -
IT Is stated that President Grant has recently ex
pressed deter nination TO put end to poly sanys
in Utah.
Extensv. coal helds have besn discovered near
san Diego, Cal. rseEe
near San Francisco, two Chinese killed. ia.
locomotive exploded at Lafayette. Indiana, shat
ter!ng the buildings in the vicinity of Fifteenth and
Union streets and killing the engineer.
While Professor Iy ndai was lecturing in New York
q thief enter his room at the hotel aud took $40.
Gould has concluded to pay the S909O,010 deman-
det by the Erie Railway Company.
France and Belgium suffering from floods.
Two drunken women had figkt in Philadelphis
station house and succeeded beating tha others
brain. out p. a-sf.
France will not send a war steamer TO Hayti to sup
port the demands of French citizens.
8 Liverpool dispatch says four hundred and nina
persons have pershed by marine disasters during the
past ten days -
Naples had a fearful gale Thursday, causing great
damage TO property aud 81 ipping.
Secretary Deiano has arrived ut Havana
The beer brewers OF New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvans, Connecticut and Massachusstt, have oiv
edto form organizations to oppose the additional
tax Of three and half cents per barrel
The Boston Board of Aldermen refused a license to
Woodhull and Clafin 10 lecture. 4
King Victor Emmanuel Is sick with the rheumatic
fever. f + + q rs #.. t..s
George Palmer Putnam, the weli-known publisher
Of New York, died suddenly Friday evening Of apo
pioxy. .Eff -- .@i