The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-24
k11aEIGN NEWS

1t Is reported that the decision in San Juan Boun-
Diary question will be favorable TO the United States
Prince Napoleon has been compelled to leave
Fran ce.
The insurgents at Ferrol, in spain attacked fri
gate but were repulsed: insurgen band ras Bre-
vented from marching to Jubis
The report that Princa RiSE.arsas health is in q
poor condition is denied.
i: i.ouher has appealed to the Permanent Com
mittee of the French Assembly III favor of PIince
Napoleon. The German army of occupation has
begun to evacuate the Department of the Upper
Marine.
The Captain General OF Galicia has entared Ferrol
Prince Albert of Prussia is dead.
The Spanish Gortes liss agreed address to the
Th?np9.
) lawsuit brought by a seaman on tbe Alabama
has been decided in favor of the American Consul at
Liverpool.
The railway from Yokohama to Yedio has b,en for
maly opened.
The revolt at Ferrol is at an end,
A passenger train ran efI the track near Kelvedon
Station England. Parliament VIII assemble on the
| 10Th of LApen4boI.
An accQmplice in the late Pantin murder has sur
rendered himself in Belgium.
The Postal Treaty between France and the United
States viii soon be signed.
The Gar has pardoned the Polish General Michael
Czaykowski
HOME NEWS.
Archbishop Bayiey vas installed at Baltimore.
Tue rolling mill of the Cambria works was elious-
ly damaged by fire.
William VI. Seward was burie9 at Auburn with i'm.
Senator Fenton made speech 20 hi. townsmen at
I iusn pi
Senator Conkiing
The prcpelIsz China was burned on Lake Ontario
| Ta5 National Bank Waterford, N Y was robbed
OF half a million in bonds
Two were killed by a locomotive e,-y,losion in
North Carolina
The Baltimore clothing cutters are on strike.
Prof Tyndall leCtured at Boston.
The electian ia South Carolina has resulted in the
trip!HEs; Of the regular Grant Republican ticket
haade. by T. J. Moses
| One Democrat and three Grant Repul,iicans have
been elected to Congress IN South Carolina.
| Il w Bird is nominated for Governor of Massa-
chusetts i'll place OF Sumner
The troubles 81 Osceoa, Ark. are under investiga.
ton,
Mayor Hall in New York gave bail on new in-
James o,Brien in New York was nominated for
Major 1y the Apollo Cesnty tIali Convention
| There were two probable murders in Brooklyn.
The Chief 81 Police Of Jersey City was indicted on
iaes charges, and I'D not furnish bail.
] .'HihS. anthony Froude was received by the Lofo7
, club.
Wrl Cullen Bryant. and Others ma e lh0It addresses
| ~ q dinner IN honor of Mr. FroGde.
s reporter testified tl4s he james Fisk. ir., a
the moment Of tas shooting in January, with PEso
The Xasional Board of Trade hala les nrst session
he National Board Of Trade discussed Inland Sate
Communicating a.! Gambling in Trade.
Jan5s Anthony FTOule lectured the Relations
I between England and ireland.
Three indictments we1e brought in by the Oyer an
TerIniner Grand Jury against u m NEweed. kichar
B. Connolly, and others
The National Board OF Trade discussed .is eapacit
/ of tie Erie Canal.
The Grant Rsp4bi:c2r County Convention, afte
. ssetias Iko.nIs MurIhy Chairman, appointed
, ! ttonferense Committee
Three Grant Republican Congress conysI.stal
4 were held in Kings County.
LATEST Nzws-Ds7Eafr, oct. 22-The custor
3icsrs Asre have been instructed by the Secretary
the Treasury 10 prohibit Canadian horses crossing Il
rix aruon acc5urt of the horse disease. Bat the di
ease has already broken out and the street hois
: are rsI ortesi among the sufferers,
Z do,nuitIee from sae Reform OoHvention met
i the Chamber of Commerce in New York at moo
tThey waited upon William f. Eaveme5 ANA tende
! ed him the nomination for Major. Mr.. Havemsy
agreed 10 give answer whether he viii accept I
morrow.