The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

President ThiErs has formed 3 1Linistry to secure
the votes Of the Left Center and Right Center.
/ Terrific gales have prevailed in Great Britain.
| The Pruszian herrcnhaUs mas passed ths Reform
| Bill.
A body of Carlists defeated in the Spanish
Arrangements have been made for organizing a
| Canadian Pacific Railroad Company.
Tne London Daily Telegraph, referring TO the re-
election of GEN Grant says mo deserves better
ttr his country or is worthier of place the
ilkstriois men who have twice held the Presidential
| Office England has had cause complain of many
things hut President Grants policy toward her has
| never been wiltu, petulant or hostile
The Telegraph hopes the United States will now
take care of Mexico and Cuba 1t believes the West
not the East, demands their attention.
| The Duily News publishes letter from Garibadi
! to Italian friend, in which the General says he
joined France in 1870 purely from devotion to Demo
cratic principles. yet he feelsa pang OF be-
cause he had to fight against those noble Germans
whe, in their progress toward truth, struggling
! agans the hydra of Jesultsm He confesses with
shame that Italy is going back 20 the inqusiticn
Tie British Consul at Shangha recently made the
statement that 53 3000spounds of willow leaves were
in process Of preparation at port of China to be
mixed with tea for shipment From ten to twenty
per cent of willow in general rnte of mixture
LoNDoN, Dec. 12.--Inteliigence has reached this
city that the Franklin, which sailed from Hamburg
several days ago for San Francisco with large
Ter OF emigrants board, stranded ON the of
Vlicland, ON the island of Netherlands in the North
Sea. and went to pieces. Eighty persons are known
o have pershed.
N Gambetta and Loais Blanc are to speak in the
French Assembly on the question of dissolution
The troubles between Brazil and the Argentine
Republic have been amicsbly settled.
Numerous marine disasters announced from
England.
The Right in the French Assembly will move that
that, body do not dissolve before the evacuation by
the Germans.
There has been an insnrrection in the suburbs of
Madrid some 20 persons were killed
HOME NEWS.
Tie Senate passed the Ohio River Bridge bill
which was passed by the House at the session. The
greater part OF the last session spent in the
! troductiOn OF resolutions aud bills
a number of bills were introduced iu the House.
and ionr or five passed. The Speaker appointed
! select committee on the centenniSl celebration.
Coy Warmoth has baeu iinpeached by the Custom
h0uss Legislature.
Four workmen we.e killed by the fall ola scafTol-
ding at Cincinnati.
Horace GreeIey's will is contested.
Tie proposed National Bauk With an enormous
capital is intended as bank OF redemptIc2
The Senate Cummitt3 cf Finance, reported a bill
aualer;Lins the exchange Of coupon bond for regis
| ieTyd bonds. \ nuInbeT OF bills introduced,
and q few passed. The Judlciary Committee was di-
reoed to inquire IAto the question OF electipg the
President, ce-President and Senators 10y direct
vote OF the people.
The House had under consideration Soldiers
Homestead bill, and the Indian Appropriation bill.
JOHN Patterson ELECTED senator from
South Carolina, and subsequently arrested
The OF Chief Justice Taney was unyaiIed At
Annapolis.
1he Filth Avenue Hotel y.as aear1y burned.
young go-4a was murdered IN Il bagnlo by her
related uncle.
Ihe Senate passed a humber of private bills, and
the bill placing coIored soldiers a footing with
| utuer soldiers 10 bOuntIes ond pensions. The po
tIsa disabilities of L. Q. @. Lamar, Congressman
| elect from Mississippi, were removed.
The house had under consideration the Soldiers
Bounty Land bill and ths Indian Appropriation bill !;
| The lat Ter bill was passed.
| Senator-eiecI Patterson of South Carolina gave
bonds in $4,000 to answer charges of bribery.
| Tie Boiling Alabama Legislature attempted to
oust the regular body y : sheriff writ.
Gov Msrmoti. b.s sent a message TO the 'Fusion =
| Lesi.iaturs.
| Judge lngrahan has denied the motion to quash
| ths book Indictment against Tweed and others, in
New York.
The Senate continued the debate tie Giil TO
duee the offices and expenses Il .Es Internal ReYen-
ne Bureau finally sgr1siEg 10 the amendments BIZ re
Finance Committee authorizing tie jssi,e of coupon
Ids in exchange for reg istsrd bonds, substi,ts
10. the Soldiers Bninty Land bill, and me Pension
biz The i,atier bill approprie,tr $50 $50 ,o0o
= ihe Kellogg -Warmo.s ease was argued ia the su-
prone Court a. Washington.
lie STEAMER st Louis was .esi IA ,A- -
| CO tiulf of Mexi
=" eoB prising ths Legislative troubles
at,ania has been adopted
prrIApE1P.IA, Dec. 12--EiiHia Forrest, toe trage
5.D ,eIi daad this morning, white ufsssiuE 81 af
| s31ess.,a n A1,rfs. R-t-i .tfAef.