The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

The italian Ministers have resigned on
account OF the appropriation for the az
Senal at laramie.
Carists in Spain continue to burn rail-
way stations, tear up tracks aud destroy
telegraph wires.
The Postmaster General of New South
Wales has been authorized to go to
Washington and make arrangements for
mali service between California and Au-
,traia
1t is expected at Havana that many
prominent firms will have to suspend in
c1se of further decline in price OF sugar
abroad
The upper house of the Prussian Diet
has passed the bill for controlling the
clergy.
Senor Acosta, Spanish Minister of
War. has resigned. aud will be succ eeded
by Gen NouviIas.
All Carist refugees in Portugal have
been ordered to leave the country.
The World Exhibition at Vienna was
inaugurared Thursday afternoon by the
Emperor Of Austria, with imposing cere
monies. in the presence of a vast assem-
bIage from all parts of the earth.
BRUSSELS, Ont May Mrs. Red
by, residing IN Grew township, yesterday
drowned her three children while tempor-
arlly insane. She subsequently attempt
ed to urnwn herself
MADRID May 3.-Thc Carlist prison
ers ON one Of the Canary Islands mutin
led some days ago and the guard fired on
them. Many we're killed and wounded
L0NDON, May 2-The trouble between
the Latin aud Greek monks at Bethlehem
has subsided, and order has been restOr-
ID
ished. but Russia demands their punish
ment.
Hopes are expressed that the Great
Powers will now settle the dispute about
the custody of the holy places out OF
which this scandal arose, but they he>i-
tate to approach Il question of SO delicate
| "a character.
MADRID. May "A dispatch from
Barcelona says Gen Vilande has issued
an order granting an amnesty to all Car
lists who surrender within eight days,
| except those who deserted from the
| Spanish army and the leaders, and re
! qnrng the inhabitants OF Besga to pay
! SO, 600 for allowing the Carlists under
| Saballs to enter the ;own.
| Recruiting of volunteers who are to be
| brough hit into active service against the
! H..
MATAMoRAs, Mexico, May 1.-The
| HeruM C rreSpondent at the City oil Mex
| leo, says that the treaty proroguiUg the
| Claims Commission has been approve
| hy Congress. and that Manuel Zamacnfa
has been appointed Commissioner that
he father of Mr. Hatch the American
Consul at Merida, is dead that the Ad
u i7stratiou party has elected It's Presi-
dent Of Congress for May that Lozada
| is losing ground daily, but has not yet
been captured, and that General Canto.
the murderer Of Patoni, died several days
ago in prison.
LONDON, May 2-The Turkish Gov
ernnIent has ordered 10000 rifles in the
| United States.
The case of the Bank of England for
gerry was again before the Court to day.
| After examination Of several witness the
| prisoners were again remaDded TO jail.
| An accident occurred tonight to q
| train from London for Chester. Sever
al persons are reported killed and injur
! ed.
| CoNsTANTINOPLE May 2 Rear Ad
niral James Alden. United States Navy
visited the Sultan yesterday, and in the
! evening took his departure for Vienna
The steamer Hibernia has started out
to repair the French cable. The Great
Eastern and Edinburgh leave during the
month TO lay the cable from Valentia tc
! Hearts Content. The Great Eastern
then returns to repair the broken Anglo
American cable, and the Edinburgh viii
| proceed to lay two new cables between
Placentia, Newfoundland, and Sydney
Cape Breton. It Is expected that folu
cables VIII be working across the Allan
tic and five across the Gulf Of ST. Law
renee before the 1st of September.
Minister Sickles presented TO Presi
dent Figueras of Spain the resolution O
Congress congratulating the people @
that country on the abolition Of slavery
A great calamity has fallen on th'
town called Discobambs, Peru, caused
by landslide IRON neighboring noun
tain. Forty-four houses were destroyed
and thirty-siz persona peasbed. III
great mass which destroyed the tow
also damned the river, and the destruc
tive effects OF an inundation were ex
pected TO be added to the al.=fortrne.
Information from Sicarag5Ia 10 to tal
dsee VI TO f5t.. nit eoea " ssxQw esp