The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

King Victor Emanuel will leave Rome
about the middle of the present month;
will visit Vienna about the 2Oth, and
thence go to Berlin.
Six hundred pilgrims left London for
Paray LIE Morcal. They were addressed
by Archbishop Manning
Registered letters stolen from the post
Office at Toronto, some time since have
been found hidden in the woods. Al
the letters, with drafts and checks, were
recovered, but no money.
In Havana, Monday evening, while
party of Republicans were holding a
meeting In their club rooms, the chief of
police arrested about forty, and placed
them in Jail. 1t is said they had been
notified that it was contrary to the law
for them TO hold meetings.
Socialist troubles have broken out in
Andalusia, Spain, the farm laborers de-
manding division of property
The Republican members of the French
Assembly and prominent citizeus Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine will entertain ex Presi-
dent Ihlers at banquet at Nancy, on
his return from Switzerland.
A movement Is on foot in Paris to re-
build the palace of the Tuileries
The anniversary of the battle of Sedan
was celebrated at Berlin, Monday, with
great enthusiasm.
Five men we're killed by an explosion
in colliery at Swanza, Wales. on Mon
day.
The steamer Virginius is still at Kings
ton, Jamaica, bat is evidently preparing
for another trip to Cuba.
By decree ofthe Emperor of Germa-
ny, names Of distinguished Generals of
the German army have been bestowed
on the forts at Strasburg, Metz, and
other places, in the territory acquired
from France
4 letter from Rome says. well-inform-
ed circles are promulgating a report to
the effect that the Pope is willing 20 be
recnnciltS with Germany as 10 eeciesias-
teal questions, ON t he understanding that
the German GovCrnmcnt will not inter-
iere III future Italian Onclicati0tis
A decree has beeu issued in Havana
that on and after October lst, half of
tbc duties on articles Of luxury imported,
must he paid in gold.
There are 4U, 600 Carlists now in Spain.
TX President ThierS delivered speech
to IA number of his c5untrymen at Lu
zcrne, Switzerland, in which he said he
had resolved to devote the remainder of
his life to the establishment Of perma
nent Republic in France.
\ serious fight occurred Wednesday
between . mob Of Frenohmen and num-
Der of Germans at LuncviIe.
The Spanish ironclads seized By Bri-
tish naval officers have arrived at Gibral-
tar.
The installation Of Right Hon. Benia-
min Disraeli as Rector of the University
of Glasgow, which was postponed in CON
sequence OF the death of his wife, will
take place on the l9ih of November.
The settlement of the Geneva award
was completed by Great Britain on Fri
day
Andrew Carnaan. wealthy resident
Of New ! Iork. formerly of Pittsburg, has
given S23, 900 for the erection of pub
lie. bath in Dunfcrmline, Scotland. the
place of his birth
The Peoples Fete at the Vienna Ex-
position was a success.
The final evacuation of France by the
German troops has begun.
London letters say Mr. Motley's con
valeSceGce shows aone but favorable
symptoms.
Marshal Serrano left Biarritz on Thurs
day for Madrid.
Senior Castelar, will be elected Presi-
dent of Spain, and will appoint Esparter-
r0 generalissimo and Serrano commander
Of the armies in the North.
The square of buildings at Havana
,wn as Plaza Vaspor were burned
Saturday night, causing loss or So, 8,O00, :
900, Twenty persons perished IN the
flames
There was an unusually large meeting
at Clontari, ireland, on Sunday, In favor
of the release. of the Fenian prisoners.
An accident of a most disastrous de-
scription has taken place at the Tay
Bridge Works, near Dundee, Scotland.
As some men were engaged at set oe
columns which were being sounded, hall
mile from shore, 4 portion Of one of
the cylinders into which air was pumped
TO keep out the Ta,er. gave way. The
water consequently rushed into the a;er-
ture. ani SIX nsas we're lost.
The PrusSian Goyeinnient has decided
to recognize Bishop Reinkens. Baden