Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-25
FOREIGN.

Paris, Jan. 23.-Gen. Manteuffel, in a
recent speech at Metz, defended Bazaine
from recent attacks on his military fame.
He dwelt in terms of generous praise of
the deceased Marshal, whom he declared
was quite equal to any general of the
German army. The passion of the hour
prevented an impartial judgment in the
case, but he believed history would JUS
tify Bazaine. 81
Ten members of the International So
ciety have been arrested in France, in
addition to those previously reported.
London, Jan. 23.-Twelve more per-
sons are reported saved from the emigrant
ship North Fleet, making 81 known to
have been saved. The Lloyds have tele-
sraphed to their agents at the Southern
Station to stop, if possible, the steamer
which ran down the North Fleet.
Paris, Jan. 23.-Several parties con-
nected with swindling company have
been arrested. Some persons occupying
positions high in the financial world are
implicated. Among them is said to be
an ex-senator Of high rank.
Madrid, Jan. 23.-At the great Anti
Slavery meeting at the Royal Theater,
to-day, under the auspices of the Adolf
ton Society known Us the Tertulia and
Progresista Club, brilliant speeches were
made, and the enthusiasm was intense.
The committee of the Cortes on the
abolition of slavery in Porto Rico, est-
mate the Indemnity to be paid the slave
| owners of that Island at 100000, DOOR.
Duke Montpensier has written letter
discarding the Alphonssts, and disavow-
ing any connection with their intrigues.
A decree has been issued granting a
concession to Lascarte for laying tele-
graph cable between Spain and Cuba.
Offers have been received by the Gov
eminent from British companies for the
purchase, maintenance and management
of the inland lines.
The Spanish Court goes into mourn
ing for days on account of the death of
Napoleon.
Lisbon, Jan. 23.-News has been re-
ceived here that the dowager Empress of
Brazil is i'll, and her life is despaired Of
London, January 23-The remains Of
Lord Lytton Bulwer will be buried at
Westminster Abbey.
The, Government has ordered prelim-
mary Enquiry into the disaster of the
North Fleet. The investigation begins
tomorrow.
London, Jan. A.-The journals e1-
press indignation in the strongest terms
at the heartless conduct of the captain of
the unknown steamer which sunk the
North Fleet. The Government has offer
ed reward for the discovery of her
name. 60 survivors of the Inflated ship
have arrived in London.
London, Jan. 24.-Information has
been received that the steamship which
sunk the emigrant ship off the Dungeness
light house, on Wednesday night, was a
Spanish vessel bound for Cadiz. She is
reported to have put into the harbor OF
Havre, with her bows damaged. large
quantity of wrecked stuff from the North
Fleet has come ashore on the Kentish
coast, but no bodies are yet recovered
, A committee, headed by the Lord Mayor
of this city, is being formed to receive
subscriptions for the rescued passengers
who are destitute.
Toronto, Ont, Jan. 24.-One of the
most violent snow storms experienced
, here in many years now rages, accom-
panied by gale which commenced yes
: terday Trains on several lines of rail
, road have ceased running.