The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS

| L he controversy between the NI:'rnIasi
ans. Spanish Governments rgarf,ng the
German vessels ,eized by S;,i.ni.A war
vessels IN the Philippine Islands, ;;ontiti
ues 10 increase in serious asp.c,. The
German trlsa,e Krh n Pri ce AMI ,jlc cor
ette Augusta, have been ord .red 10 pre-
| pare for active service.
| rchbishnp l. ID chowsky replies to
rhe demand of the Germ.n Government
for his resignation. refusing aud ieclar
ing that he is responsible only the
| Pane.
1t is announced that the Dixie d..
h ,chctocould will be appointed Minister
{" London and the Marquis de Nealle>.
now at Washington. will be transferred
tu Rome
| Admiral Jaurez has proposed to the
| Assembly the establishment nf an inter
national tribunal for the purpose of in
| ves tigatIng collisions between vessels on
the high seas.
ID Carlos will winter at ID irsngo. a
| town III Blscay D,n Alfonso has gone
TO Pans.
The Pore is again indisposcd
! 1t is reported that the Spanish mission
| rs Washington has been offered To Ii
| guaras.
| BY he bombardment of Car,agena
| 400 houses have been destroyed. AT the
request of the conuIauder ut the Govern
tnent fnrces, the foreign fleets have with
| lrawu from the harbor-
| The minimum rute of discount at the
| Bank o. England is fixed at five per cent
The Blush armnr- plated nan-of war
! Redemption col ided with the Brazilian
| River plated steamer Ilamsteed at sea
| The latter sunk soon alter All the pa
>eneers. officers aud crew were ie-cued
| hy he Bellerophon and brought 10 81
| Vincent.
The cholera has appeared among the
troops ui the Dutch expedition against
| Atchecn, and the bad condition OF the
road. ha> prevented active operations.
In the French Assembly. on Thurs
| day. moii"r Introduced by the Lett TO
cen>uie :he Government for continuing
the tate IF siege, was voted down, 40T
noes TO 273 ayes
dead.
The Cologne Gazette insists that tbs
report that Gen. Manreuffel recently
fought duel i. true, but Says his op!,o
nen; WAS Col. Grouben, an AID deCamp
of the Eu pernr, and not Count GaibeB,
| az before tated
| The Italian press generally praise the
message oi President Grant for Its mod
| Grafton
The Austrian Minister Of Commerce
| has decided not 10 detnuli-h the exhibi-
ton building but TO keep IL tor public
Use.
The London Times publishes an official
list of British subj .c's taken Irl-oaer, on
the steamer plrglnlus aud afterwards
executed at Santiago. The Times, Com
| mentIng upon the act, says he Brltl>h
Government. while demanding the sur
| rrudtI of the survivors, must carefully
| avoid committing Itself Ia the propusltlnil
that the seizure of the VIrglnlus was ii
legal
The North German Gazette. by royal
command, gives a po>itlve denial tn The
resort that Gen. MauteutteI had fouA hi
dIel
The Government squadron has MOI
been in the vicinity of Cartagena for a
week. The Insurgents, III It's absence.
have been able to procure supp lies daily
and have captured several provision
| boat.
4 special dispatch to the London D,i
ly Telegraph from us Central Asian cor
re- pundent, say, Gen Kaufman by his
wa>tefui and Corrupt administrator N
| TurkIstaB, and his conduct in he late
campaign against Khiva, has incurred
this displeaSure of the Gar.
A grand funeral service for thqse who
lost their liyes un board the sieamshiI =
Vile du Havre was held in fIavro Sa.
urpay. Sub>cripii ,ns for the survivor.
were raised to the amount ot III. OUI
| francs.
LONDON December THE crew of
i - i J..
the Vile du Havre, have arrived a; Ply-
mouth They were brought into port ty
the British Queen which tuck them "A
the Lachene on she % h ulf., al which
! time she was IN Il sinking cbn litic,,. TIE
account of the Vile du Havre disaster,
given 10y the rescued crew. represent.
that the captain aud ssuopi mate. II The
steamer came on board the i.acher e
shortly after the collision, and dad not
assist in saving any of the passengers.
aud that majority of the hreush Gre "
exhI bitei lainrntabie crwardice
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Dec 3.-Tre
United States steamer Kansas arriv
here SATURDAY.. after y had passage
She was driven out of her course, and
tiuaiIy comp, lied To put into bsrnuds
Tor coal. The Commanders of the ksnsa.
and Junlarta have nos yet Mada i iusnl a
uenlaud for the tirginius prisone Is
The latter were removed from Jail Il
Morifont this afternoon. The French
war-steamer kerealnt and the British
-loop "f war Niobe are in the hafinr
HAVANA Dec = CAPTAIN Gel.era
Joveiiar suthorises the srateGnent that the
entire island Is quiet He has 40 dou 81
hat all will be arranged pc aces bly, aiic
satisfactorily without The slightest ditfi
Guilty. He now i. clsres that he does no
intend to leave Havana or transfer Iii.
power into the hands uf General Mihero
the Segundo Cuba who arrived by ..is
last steamer from Spain. The feeling ~
the people in Havana Is quIetar. aud ut
disturbance l. appreheBdei. Tie dIspo
>irion to comply with the mandates .
the home Government aud the ntiiga
tions of the Treaty with The tiiitec
S,atea. 9i' hout further dIecus>ioa. is be
canning general
The General commanding at Santa ge
Cuba in the absence Of General Durrial
acting without oFdess. placed % Of th,
iHginluS prisoners aboard the Spaui>!
man"f-war Bazan and sent them to Glen
fnegos. The few remaining prisoner
were either too iii te bs seaiuyed. or
being yosghE ni tender age, We're set a
lIbt riy. The prisoners. whilt. at Santa
g". were well treated by the authoritis>
and IN no way molested by the ,.nI,ulace
" hen the Eassn reached Ci-ulu@so> h &
c"mmander announced by telegraph /
Havana his arrival with the I.s:.auers
he Captain General answered. by orsi II
Ing the iaimeQiste return cf the Rszal
J and the prisoners 10 Sanriago, wher
thev must have arrived by this time.
MLDRID, Dee. S.-The VI mister G
War reports that the reserve receutl
tUSissd uss RuTbrs 4atsAl rss