The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

Sir Samuel Baker and wife arrived in
| England
Count on Lederchowiski, arch bishop
| Of Weser and Posen, is seriously ILL.,
The Right Hon. Edmund Hammond,
under Secretary of State for the English
foreign department, has resigned.
An exemplory note regarding king
| Victor Emanueps recent visit to Berlin,
| is expected soon from the italian minis
ter of foreign affairs, to correct erroneous
| interpretations which have been given to
the event.
Count de Chambo has left Frohs-
dorf. M. Grevy, formerly President OF
the Assembly, will soon publish a letter
declaring in favor Of the Assembly.
The specie in the Bank of France has
| increased 1000. 900 francs during the
past week.
The Carlists profess to have received
information that their Gen. Ollo, on the
9th, defeated and routed the army of
Gen. Mariones Cerauque, compelled it to
retreat to Puente Lakeyna, thirteen miles
southwest of Pampeluna, leaving behind
large number of dead and wounded.
The Carlists claim this as the greatest
| victory of the campaign.
The report that Garibaidi had arrived
in Paris is denied.
The Irish Agricultural Laborers
Union, in the event of the Government
failing to settle the question of waste
lands in Ireland, have decided to emf
CRATE to the United States en- masse.
A Paris telegram states that IhIers In
tends to publicly advocate the prolonga-
ton of the term of MaeMahon as Presi
dent, thus depriving the Monarchists OF
the support of the Left Centre, and
probably precipitating the dissolution OF
the Monarchial coalition.
A dispatch from London says: 1.-Two
miners were arrested by the police Of
! Cambone in Cornwall, Wednesday Tow
ards evening a mob of several thousand
miners attempted rescue, and attacked
and brutally treated the police. Some
buildings were gpttcd, and several per
sons were injured and taken insensible to
the hospital. Quiet was not restored un-
til midnight
A battalion Of Greeks having rendered
their services to the Spanish Republic.
President CASTELAR, has addressed them ii
| letter Of thanks, but declining the offered
services.
A railway from Bombay to Madras has
been completed.
A person claiming to be Arthur Orion,
has arrived in London.
| The German I'm peror with a suite of
! fifty persons, is expected to arrive in Vi
emma, on the 10th inst. The visit is in
tended to be quiet one, and there will
| be little or no public festivity.
The federal council of Berne received
memorial from the council of Geneva,
conn mplaining Of Bishop Hermiold's in-
trigues on the French border. and pray
! ing that the French government be re-
| quested 10 put stop to the annoyance.
| The International Medical College at
Brussels, opened ON Monday. Miles. Of
| the United States, made speech on the
| origin Of international arbitration. David
| Dudley Field, Of New York, was present.
| Letters from the King of Belgium and
| court were read. A dinner was given
| Thursday night to the me mbers Of the
| Congress.
1t is nov reported that Count de
| Chambord will go to Hainault, Belgium,
on the frontier of France.
| The German authorities refused the
! Duke d D'Aumale permission to visit the
! battle-felds Of the war in Lorraine.
A meeting of Republican members of
| the Assembly was held in Paris Thurs
| day night. One hundred delegates were
present An electoral scheme was adopt
| ed. A committee composed of represen-
| tatives of the three groupes of the Left
was appointed to draw up an official de-
claration in the name of the Republican
party. NJ. Theirs and Gambetta sup
port the action Of the meeting, while al.
SC he has the support ofmany conservative
| deputies. The Republicans generally are
becoming little more hopeful.
Prince Frederick Charles and other
German officers will not appear before
the court as witnesses for Gen. Bazaine,
unless his counsel declare their testimo-
ny indispensable.
Pers Hyaonthe has been elected one
ofthe three cures in Geneva, by the Old
Catholics.
The Emperor Of Austria will visit the
Gar at St Petersburg during the holi
days of the Russian Christmas.
The Ministers of Commerce and Interi-
or have issued instructions to the district
authorities to expel all emigration agents
domiciled in Germany.
In the naval battle of Oartagena, thir-
teen men were killed and forty-seVen
| nor, member of the Junta. was killed on
board the Numancia.
A dispatch from Paris states that the
council Of var before which NJ. Ranc was
summoned to appear, has declared him
guilty and passed sentence of death.
A large number of Carlists who were
defeated at La Joagua have taken refuge
in France They first made a funeral
pyre aid burned all the bodies of the
dead.
Official reports state that the Cuban
insurgents. 1000 strong, surprised
Spanish column near Holguin. During
the engagement the Spanish commander
was wounded and taken prisoner The
Spanish loss in killed, wouDded and
prisoners is l25 The remainder Of the
column was reinforced and pursued the
insurgents. encounterlng them ii their
enoampment in the chaGparal. The in
surgents were beaten and obliged to aban
don their camp. A body of insurgents
in the Central Department, under Maxi
mo Gotrez, attacked Santa Cruz de San,
but were repuised, leaving thirteen killed
in the village. Spanish loss, one officer
and FIVE soldiers
Advices from Havana, 9Th inst, report
violent storm lasting three days. The
waves broke over the Moro lighthouse I;
houses were flooded, the sea breaking IN
doors and washing furniture away. Sew
ersd persons had been drowned, and
most all the telegraph lines on the Island
were down. At Seaga several vessels
went ashore and were wrecked All the
villages along the coast have suffered Sc
verely. The English schooner Mischief
was wrecked and is total loss crew
| saved.
Marshal Hazaine's examination was
continued, yesterday.
A slight war cloud has arisen between
Austria and Turkey, which will probably
blow over.
There are rIInors afioat that disagree
ments have arisen between the Govern
ments France and Italy. 1t is stated
| thst upon the termination Of the present
crisis ChevEllacr Negra, the Italian Mn
/. lister, will take leave 6f alr~-ee for Al
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