The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Shah of Persia has released his
Grand Vizier, and made him Governor
Of a town.
The evacuation of the French territory
by the German troops was completed on
Tuesday.
Protestant church members in France
petition Deputies in the French Assem-
bly, to use all their efforts to prevent the
establishment of a monarchy.
The King Of Italy has gone on visit
to the Emperor of Austria.
There was a violent storm ON the Black
Sea last week, which proved very de-
structive to shipping. Seventy vessels
were wrecked south of Bosphorus, and
nearly all on board perished At one
point on the coast 265 corpses have been
washed ashore.
The steamship Great Eastern has ar
rived at Portland, Me- Her failure to
repair the cable of 1865, depresses the
stock, and it is said no further reduction
in tolls Is probable.
One hundred tons of American bar
iron were sold at Liverpool, Tuesday. IL
pounds, 10 shllllngs, thus underselling
the English market
The Mark Lane Express says the po-
tato disease is spreading rapidly. The
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import twelve million quarters of wheat
yearly.
A serious riot took place at Tralee,
Ireland, Tuesday. Several houses were
Quilted. The police were obliged to
charge on the mob with fixed bayonets
| The British press treat with unSparing
ridicule the failure of the trans Atlantic
/ balloon project.
The Liberals of Chester ask Gladstone
to dissolve Parliament and appeal to the
country.
Addresses, signed by large numbers of
Roman Catholic clergy of the United
States, have been received by German
priests, approving of their attitude in op-
position to the Prussian Government.
The Earl of Hardwick, Lord Lieuten-
ant OF Cambridgeshire, died Wednesday,
aged seventy four years.
Emile Olivier, Minister of State under
the late Emperor is expected to arrive
in Paris in few days.
The King Of Italy arrived at Vienna
on Wednesday, and was most cordially
received by the Emperor and popuace
The number of deaths by cholera in
Paris, from the 9th to the l4th inst, are
| officially reported to be Ill
Carnes, an iron merchant of Liverpool
in letter to the press, admits that iron
is prohtably purchased in New York for
shipment to England, and says he is CON
vinced the American trade is lost to Eng
| land.
Mr.. Storm, an English traveller. has
arrived at Paris, from Central Africa
| He reports that he met Dr. Livingstone
last June. and parted from him on the
lst Of July. at which time the doctor was
!
| Elections to fill vacant seats in the
French assembly have been ordered for
the 18th OF October.
A dispatch from Rataplan says the
waves have risen SO high as to threaten
to overthrow the town
! The rlotous demonstrations at Tralee,
! Ireland have ceased, and the constabu
| larry force sent to preserve order have
been withdrawn.
The Cologne Gazette says the cholera
is raging with great violence in Hungary,
the per centage of deaths being unusually
| large.
The insurgent men-of-war from Carta-
gena effected a landing at Aguitas and
pillaged the town and suburbs.
! The Itch borne claimant has published
an appeal in which he states that the pro-
| hibition by the court of further speeches
from him or solicitations of aid from the
public, has cut off his supply of funds.
Miss Rye sailed for Montreal from
London, Thursday. having in charge
| another detachment of working women,
| fifty five in number, for whom she has
secured employment in America.
A detective has arrived in London from
Berlin in search of a confidential clerk of
a banking house in that city, who, it is
said. has absconded with United States
| 5-2O bonds to the amount of $50, 600.
A heavy gale has prevailed around the
| British coast. and it is feared much
| damage has been done to shipping.
| The British Board Of Admiralty have
received Information that boats belonging
to the British navy haye been attacked
by pirates. near Penang, and two oftheir
officers wounded, The man-of war Tha-
tia has been dispatched to the scene of
the outrage, with orders to chassise the
pirates.
An unsuccessful attempt has been
| made at Buenos Ayres TO assassinate DIR.
Sarmienti, president of the Argentine
Republican.
A civil war has broken out in Moroc-
CO, between the son and the brother of
the deceased Sultan. and the trade of the
country has probably ceased.
1t is officially reported that there have
been 2, 755 cases Of cholera in Vienna
since the outbreak of the disease, and o.
this number Lilo were fatal
The French engineers who hare for