The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

Free passage home has been given Il
"a of the English emigrants by the Bra
lillian government.
The Turkish apologies to Austria are
not satisfactory, and an ample apology
will be demanded
Mn. About and Herve have been
fined two hundred francs each, In Paris,
for fighting duel:
The y Conor Don, in an address to his
constituents in Dublin, on Wednesday
night, favored home rule and denounced
the federal plan. He declared the feder-
al States of North America were only
kept together by force of arms.
The rumors of difficulties between. TIA
ly and France are false. Chevalier di
Negra merely returns to Italy on leave Of
absence.
AdYices from South America report
that the insurgents of Enetrerarles lave
been signally defeated A whole battail-
ION mutinied against the rebel leaders
Lopez and Jordan. and have submitted
to the federal authorities
The sale OF the Steele in the streets of
Paris has been forbidden, on account OF
its having published ~ Gambetta's re
cent speech in Perigueux. Nj. Bnurdeil
lette, Deputy Mayor Of Perigueux, has
been suspended during two months from
exercising tis office, for having allowed
NJ. Gambetta to speak at banquet, last
Sunday. without making any protest.
The Vienna Exhibition closes the 18th
of next month.
The Emperor of Germany has arrived
In Vienna and was welcomed with great
enthusiasm 10y the reonle.
John Bright was on Saturday re-elect-
ed Member Of Parliament without oppo-
sssi4H yyr-rurru.,rrr, rzlYI Irs;
rejected the budget of the Ministry, was
dissolved by the king.
The wife of Pere Hyacinthe has given
birth to SON
Private adyices received from the
French settlement of St. Pierre give in
formation Of the assassination of Mon
selgner De We're, the first bishop of that
diocese. The Bishop was murdered in
the sacristy ct the chapel of St. Jean de
Deu, having been stabbed in The heart
aud lungs while 1T prayer. Two dIrks
were iunnd on tbs floor ard one Nil
Peieti"rS. cousin Of the Bishop. was
charged with the crime aud arrested.
Prince bismarck vas IN close c"ufer-
ierenDe uiih the En, peror William or
Sunday. y change in the prussian
Cabinet is rumGyed, and il is nor inp 20 ;Si-
bic that he Prince will resume his pnsi
lion OF President Of the Ministry of State
"A place Of 7 on Roon.
New; comes from Carthagena that the
iHsureant i:igate hunaucia ran into the
Fernando el Catolica, and sunk her. Ii
Is believed that all on board wer0 lost, al
though it was repQr'eG at first that many
took the D0ats The sailors of the B,i.
tish squadron have been searching the
waters where the frigate went down, and
have recovered FIVE bodies. Il is reuort.
ed that the Numancia ran into and sunk
the Fernando el CashGiieO because failing
to obey the signals to .rejoin the former.
a special dispatch to the Times from
Carihaeena says tnntroraS and a majority
OF the members Of the Junta are on board
the iBsnrgent 1leet, which was seen off
Alicante. The feet did not stop at that
point, but proceeded northward. The
opinion at CSrthagena is that it is at
eDpting to escape to some place on the
coast OF Africa. but Contreras gave out
that he was going in search of the gov
ernment squadron.
The Spanish Minister Of War present.
ed Gen, Siokies. United States Minister,
with sword made expressly for him at
Toleda. he hiit is ornamented with the
arms of the United States. and on the
blade are inscribed the names of the
battles in which Gen. Sickles was distin-
guished.
AdYices from Panama state that hos
tiiiles have broken ont between a.
MIRA President. and Ger ornaza ra %
E"'s ael' So ON that off e. Admiral
Ann :, OF the Z S. nazy, h;,s in,erfered
IN order to secure the sato ty Of non-com-
batants
A fire has occurred in Valparaiso The
contents Of two of the buildings burned
We're insured for S77, 1000. Ten persons
were killed by falling walls.
Letters from Pei1in, China, state that
an edict had appeared stating that thir-
ty-seven villages had been swept away by
the waters OF the Yungtino river, its
branches having burst their banks, and
that great amount of human and ami
NAL life had been lost by the disaster.