The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Swiss federal assembly have elect

The Swiss federal assembly have elect
ed Herr Hiegler, of Zurich, president.
The prevalence of the cholera in Venice
is officially announced. Bulletins of the
progress of the disease will be issued
daily by the sanitary officers.
In the duel between VI. Paul de Cas-
sagnac and NJ. Ranc, the weapons used
at the meeting were swords, and both
contestants were wounded, but neither of
them dangerously. The announcement
that second duel is to be had (cross
swordsl creates considerable excitement
The Indians in chihuahua are on tho
warpath, and have killed several citi-
Zens.
Don Carlos has ordered the arrest Of
the Cure of Santa Cruz.
Eighteen Norweqians belonging to the
German Arctic Navigation Company
service, left on Spifzbergen, were found
dead by party which went to their re-
lief
No excitement was created bv McKen-
zie s raid after the Kickapoo Indians.
The revolution in Yucatan is extend
ing
The Spanish General NouvilIas has re-
signed
The European and American Postal
Congress meets at Berne, Switzerland,
on the 9th of September and the Inter
national Patent Right Congress at Wen
na August 18th.
The Havana government has suspend
ed the publication Of the Tribune until
the fine of $1,000, imposed by the au-
thnrities, is paid
Three thousand factory operatives have
struck for higher wages and shorter
hours, in Alcay, Spain.
Mohamed Pacha has been SUNNI oned
to Constantinople to be tried for acts
committed when he was Vizier.
Frederick Winterhalter, the celebrated
portrait painter. died on Thursday, Of
typhoid fever, in Lond n.
The Emperor Of Austria has conferred
the grand cross of the order of Francis
Joseph ca Baron Schwarz. director gen
eral Of the international exhibition.
The steamship Vircinius has arrived
st Kingston. Jamaica. from Aspinwall
She was followed out of the latter port
by the United States steamer Kansas an2
the Spanish frigate Bizan, but in conse-
quence Of her superior speed she soon
eutran them
The Shah of Persia says Paris looks
ike bride
Sadree Seem, the Persian Foreign
Minister, is in disgrace. and will probably
be dismissed and executed on his return
to Teheran
In accordance with the treaty signed
at Berlin last March under which The
departments of the Vosges, Ardennes.
aeuse, and Meurth ct-Moselle, as well
as the fortress and arFondissernent of
Deliort. arc to be evacuated on the pay
meat of the second installnenf of the
last nili!ard Of the war indemnify, the
German troops c0mwenced to retire on
the 81 inst. The Withdrawal viii con-
rinue By defaiimeEts until the 18th OF
August when the above mentioned eoun-
try viii be entirely evacuated
The shah has offered a decoration On
Buffet, President Of the French Assem-
bly,
The report that the Sultan had issu ed
firman granting extraordinary powers
| and privileges to the kheaiye Of Egypt,
is discredited in diplomatic circles.
1t IS stated the kEivan expeditionary
force. under the command of General
Kaufman, viii return to Pashkend
about the middle Of August
In consequence Of reports Of the pre-
Falence Of cholera in Vienna having
reached the Shah Of Persia, it Is probabIa
he will return 10 Teheran without visit
ling that city.
4 New York Herald special from,
Madfii. the lith, says that o Kelly has
arrived ct Madrid. and obtained his
liberty under eaaraatee of the British,
legation.
Aa accident en the Southern Railroad.
in Spain. killed and Injured maay per-
sons.