The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26
FOREIGN NEWS.


I The steamship Great Eastern is nov
engaged In Iazing a r.ahie from Valentia
Ireland, to Sidney.
A Detachment of soldiers was surpris
ed BY insurgents, in Cuta. and forty kill
ed, including the commanding officer.
Iwenty-sevens steamers are waiting il
China waters for the purpose of bringing
29, 600 Cinnamon to this country.
] : A French steamer arrived at Havana,
Tuesday, with FIVE hundred Cinnamon or
| board During the passage there were
l85 deaths.
| Judge johnson has been appointed to
the Lieut.. Governorship of Nova Scotia,
| made vacant by the death of the late
Josep Howe.
The people of Valparaiso and Southern
Chill have been frightened by several
shocks of earthquake. Much damage
| has been done and some lives lost
The second cable from the coast OF
Cornwall to Spain has been opened.
This Increase in facilities for transmit.
ing dispatches has led to reduction in
the tariff
The bill for the suppression of religi-
ons corporations has passed both Houses
of the Italian Parliament.
. Kelly, the Herald Cuban correspon-
dent. has arrived in Spain.
A fossil mastadon has been found at
/ Corona, in the Chiles archipelago.
Mcdonnell and the other Bank of
England forgers, were brought up foI
trial on w ednesday, but the case was ad.
joprned
The Court of Inquiry at Cadiz has fin-
lshed Its Investigations of the Northfleet
nd ,ral,, Il
tam OF the Spanish steamer, and his GER
tifcate has been suspended for nine
months
The Shsh of Persia arrived in London
on " Wednesday.
Adviees from Spain state that the Cure
of Santa Cruz burned the railroad depot,
with 300 passengers and freight cars, at
Beasaire.
The Emperor Alexander, of Russia,
has arrived at Darmstadt to attend the
festivities OF the Grand Duke accession,
which are now in progress.
Correspondence from Jerusalem states
that the geological plate Just completed
by the Oriental Typographical corps,
now engaged in sketches and military
surveys OF Bible lands,s shows that the
exposed skull shaped line of the upper
starta of the hill outside of the Damacus
gate, and near the north wall of Jerusa-
lem, is strongly suggestive of Golgotha,
the place OF skulls The Oriental Topo-
graphical Corps have arranged by means
OF a telegraph from Joppa to Jerusalem,
for accurate barOmetric ratification of
altitude on the coasts between the Medi
terranean and Dead seas.
Ihe Shah of Persia is expected TO ar
rive In Paris on July 5th.
Choiera has appeared at Roustchonk,
IN the province of Bulgaria.
A revolution in the state of Jalisco,
Mexico, has assumed serious proportions.
MIR. Foster, our new Minister to Mexi-
co, was officially received on Friday
An international chess tournament, for
1000, gold. SO forms entrance. COM
mences at Vienna July 10th.
Several cases of cholera are reported in
the province of Trevisce, Italy. Au-
thorlties are taking precautions to pre-
vent the spread of the disease.
a serious accident occurred Saturday
on the Midland Railway, England A
number OF carriages were thrown from
the rails, and several persons killed.
Serano and his friends are endeavor-
lng to form new party, for the purpose
OF securing control of the government of
Spain.
The members of the Spanish Ministry
haze again resigned.
The steamer Columbus, from Dublin
for Holyhead, England, struck a rock
near Holyhead, and went to pieces.
fltteen persons were drowned.
A Paris paper publishes rumor from
Berlin that Emperor William is incapaci.
ted for further duty. and that the Crown
Prince Frederick William will soon be
proclaimed Regent.
A telegram from Port BASQUE, Gulf
| OF st. Lawrence. reports ship totally
wrecked and the drowning of the captain
and mate.
A dispatch from Dantzic saws sixty.two
Polish raftsmen on the Vistula, were at
tackled by cholera and twenty five of
them died. OF the remaining thirty
seven, four have entirely recovered
Another lazaretto has been established
at Port Denuvah, Wasser, four miles
from Dantzic
The United States delegation to the
Sunday School Congress has arrived at
Southampton.
The Shah of Persia, in conversation
with Schenk, American Minister. last
week, regretted that distance and want
| OF time prevented him from visiting the
United States, a country that he heard
mnch of, and desired that his compli-
ments be sent to President Grant.