The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

The trial of the Ferrol insurgents continues in
Spain.
Italy is taking precautionary Measures against the
cholera.
The message of President Theirs was read before the
French National. Assembly.
The session of the Prussian Landtag has been
opened.
The negotiations between Brazil and ihe Argen.
tine Republic will probably come to peaceful ter
mnation.
Preparations in progression Carlist in.urrec
ton in Catalonia, Spain.
The Chinese Government is taking measures against
the coolie trafflc
The King of Spain has pardoned a condemned Gu
ban insurgent.
Lord Mayors Day was celebrated in London with
unusual splendor. At the Lord Mayors Ranquet
conciliatory speeches on American relations were
made by Sir ROUNDED Palmer, Earl Granville, and
others.
A great Are has visited London.
The Paris-American house of Bowles Brothers has
failed.
By an explosion of fre-damp in a mine at Monce
aux, France, 3S men were killed.
The Freuch Assembly met November 11th
Destructive gales have prevailed the British and
Prussian coasts.
Troubles anticipated among the workmen al
Cadiz.
Prince Bismarck is i'll.
The Prussian Government has resolved to reorgan
ize the uerrenhousa.
The French National Assembly met November 11th
PARIS Nov 1S.-Thers has contributed thou
sand francs for the relief of the sufferers by the fire
in Boston,
Prince Napolean has determined to commence
civil suits to recover forty thousand francs damages
from the Prefect and Commissioner of Police, who
served him with the order for his expulsion from
France while visiting NJ Rchaud at the residen Of
the latter.
CopENHAGEN, Nov. 1S.-Reports of destruction by
the terrible gales of last week continue TO be re-
ceived from land and Several villages of Schles
wig and Hostein were destroyed.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-A number of towns in Fomera-
mia seriously damaged by the storm which pre-
vailed on the Baltic and throughout the northern
provinces last week.
HOME NEWS.
The people of Boston are facing the consequence o.
the great fire with characteristic energy
meeting Was held at Washington to provide for
the representation of American educational interests
at the Vienna Exposition.
W. c. Moreau and Indiana editor, shot by
Judge Dykeman.
Disston's work at Philadelphia burned
ssusg... b. AS.tlIony and IA other women are to be
arrested for voting.
Gen. Meade's funeral held at Philadelphia,
Bishop Nhipple preaching the dscouse.
LATEST HOME NEws.-The Methodist Church has
appropriated for foreign missions S34S, ,S35, being
s1U2,331 i'll excess of last year The total amount
is $sSs 425. p''' i'''r
The Swiss residents of New York celebrated by a
banquet last evening, the sos anniversary of their
country's independence. The Society of Alsace and
Lorraine expended 81, ,3l5 last month in relieving
their expatrioted countrymon wtiiCh have arrived
here. The fund for this purpose has reached nearly
ten thousand dollars.
Along the line of the Hudson river terrible dis
ease has broken out among poultry. Chickens are
dying by hundreds, and turkeys geese and ducks in
the market show signs of the malady. The disease
appears to be assuming the form of destructive pes
thence among domestic fowls.
The dropsy, the horse disease, has made its
appearance in all the city stables. Fifty per
cent of the horses attacked said die, and the
horses effected mainly those worked while suffer
alarmed, they thought the disease disappear
ing.