The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14
EOREEGN NEWS.

Sir Bartle Frere is appointed British Commissioner
10 inquire into the African Slave trade.
1t is reported that the German Government has
demanded Il disavowal of Gen. Ducrot's order.
The Emperor of China has been married.
Senior Sagasta is Il candidate for the Cortes.
There has been rotng at Sheffield and Liverpool,
England.
The bill for provincial reform in Prussia will be
Introduced at the next session of the Landtag.
The inundations of the Po continue.
Cariists depredatons are reported from Spain.
The Liberal candidate is elected 10 the British Par
lament from TivertOn.
Henri Rochefort was married to the dying mother
of illegitmate children.
The evacuation of the Department of tho UpDrr
Marue France, by the Germans is completed.
New members have been added TO the Prussian
Herrenhouse.
The Russian expidition against Khva has been
recalled
The procureur-general has decided against Prince
Napoleon On the question of his expulsion from
France,
The abolition Of the 1errenhouse is demanded
i'll Prussia.
The town of Palazzolo in Italy has been partially
destroyed by hurricane.
There is great rel oicing in Rheims the evacua-
Senior Lerdo do Teada has been elected President
Of Mexico.
from the Lieutenant Governor.
SIX cases OF choie:a had appeared in Dresden Saxo
ny. up to Sunday. Three of them proved fatal. Two
OF those who died were Americans,a child and youg
lady The police authorities that the disease is
only cholera lnorbus Tie first case came from
Pesh.
At the village of NO lceau, France, while the mi
neis were at work in mine. an explosion of fire
damp took place, causing the death of 3S of them.
a colonial question having arisen between Eng
land and Portugal, both parties have agreed to re-
sort to arbitration for rs settlement and have Sc
lected esident Thiers as arbitrator.
The rate OF discount at the Bank of England has
advanced one per cent. and is seven per cent
The City Mills in London Eng, were totally con-
.nmed by fire Nov II tn. Loss $1,000
y conspiracy has been discovered among the work
men of Spain Cadiz.
The festivities in celebration of the golden we'd
ding of the King of SaXony continue.
Subscriptions have been opened in London for the
relief Of sufferers in Italy.
HOME NEWS.
The horse disease still pTevails from Maine to Hi
nes and southwark to Virginia. and has appeared in
England
The Coroner's JuIy exonerateI the Eastern Rail-
roai Company from blame for the Seabrocl disarterg
Thomas Danalue murdered in d p00l-=ellin.
saloon in New York.
| Mrs Woodhul and N:ss Ciain were arrested on a
charge of sending obscene literature by post.
The Scott monument was unYailed in the Central
Park.
Five persons severely injured by the fall OF a
| church floor at EVANSTON Ill.
| Ia New York stephen Pearl Andrews was arrest
| ed charge Of libel, and indictments have been
| found against Mrs Woodhu and Miss Claim.
| s-tfen Geo @ Meade died at Philadelphia age 81
| New York returns indicate the election Of Have
meyer and the Administration county and Alderma-
mic tickets.
Thrty-one States gave msjorties Grant
steamer was sunk the Mississi,.i, aasl 4 barge
| on Lake Erie.
! Tbs Yew York Tribune of Nov 9th SAYS: sIn tbs
statements of the Associated Press may Ia believed
there seems reason vet TO surrender five States
tieuTsi Nlssocri louisiana Kentucky. and Mary
| land and from Texas nothing has yet been heard
| suIclentiy definite 20 warrant opinion. But
Tennessee must be transferred 70 swell his over
| iwiaelnnE majority.