The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-19
FOREIGN SE2SEs.

Gambetta caused a sensation in the
French Assembly. by reading a Govern
ment circular TO prefects suggesting the
employment Of subsidies TO control the
provincial press
Uhlan won the race for the Ascot
stakes. The Prince of Wales stake was
won by Kaiser, Gang Forward second,
and Combat third. Nine horses ran.
The gold vase was won by Thorn, Han
nah second. and Shucan third. Seven
horses ran.
Mr.. Whitley, proprietor Of the Liver
pool Daily Pest, and father Of lhe penny
press, died on Tucfday
The Gaccta, printed IN Madrid. ruE-
fishes report that the CGre of Santa
Graz has abandoned the cause of Dnn
Carlos and proclaimed Catholic Re
public, with Covera as President.
James Caruthers was hanged at Que
bee, "Wednesday, for the murder of his
wife.
The remains of Sir George Cartier
we're landed at Montreal. Wednesday, in
the presence Of thousands of spectators.
The fire at the Lipgan. Cane Breton,
collIery has been extinguishad. but the
extent OF damage is not known.
The Sultan ofTus<ey has issued fir
man granting TO the Khediye of Egypt an
INDEPENDENT internal government, and
authorizing lini to augment his army,
and conclude foreign treaties
French. war vessels Destaine and Ker-
saint have sailed from Sydney, Cape
Breton, for New FauGdland. TO protect
the French fishermen. The Minerve and
Tnrydice remain at Sydney.
Prince Amadeus ard wife are in Eng
land.
The conflict between the clergy and
Free 3lasons continues to aeitate Brazil
Several French officials have resigned
IN consequence o! recent circular from
the Interior Department.
The Ascot races For the roval hn1t
cap was won by Winsiow, Reine was
second and Oxford third Twenty seven
ran. The Ascot Derby was won by
tang Forward, beating Highland Lad
die. second
The New York Herald correspondent,
Price, was liberated at Havana, Thurs
day.
/. Is rcrorted that treaty OF alliance
has been formed between Germany and
Italy.
A Russian iron clad was launched
Thursday, ipaugurating The crevivai Of the
Russian fleet IN the Black Sea.
Late advices from Hayti state that tie
Chambers were closed, and that con-
ference was being held between the Presi-
dent and Gen. Doniniquez.
Late adviccs from San Domingo state
that the reyoIutionists had been outnum
hered, and compelled to retreat from
Guaguiban. When reinforced. it was
believed they would advance again.
A regiment Of troops stationed at the
town Of Nlurvodro, eighteen miles from
the city Of Nal3ncia, Spain mutiniea on
" ednesday, and murdered their Lieu
tenent Colonel.
Dispatches from Central Asia state that
the vanguard ofthe force marching againe
khiva from the coast. under command OF
General Kaufman, reached the Amur-
daria river the Ilth IF May, where it met
and put to flight $50 khivans, without
the loss OF a single man on the part Of
the Russians. After waiting till the 18th
ult., by which time the remainder of his
force came up, Gen. Kaufman contin-
ued his march toward Shunekhane.
Ex-Empress Eugcnie has taken her
departure from England for the Cont
nent, by way OF Ostend.
The funeral of the Sir George +. Car
tier took place in Montreal On Friday.
Full 10000 people followed tie remains
to the grave.
The demand Of the Military Governor
Of Paris for authority FROM the Assembly
to prosecute Deputy Kane, causes pro,
fund agitation at Versailles.
The band of the Prince George Regi-
ment, Of the Saxony army, has sailed
from Hamburg for New York. The
band has sixty members, and proposes
to make concert tour through the
United States
ROME, June l4.-The Pope has COM
p!etely recovered from his late indisposi-
ton
MADRID, Juna I4.-P. y'MargalI,
President Of the Council last evening in
the COrtes. said that the Government
must first pacjfy the psninsula in order
to discourage the disaffee-ion in Cuba. -
Ata demonstration in Barcelona, yes
terday, he speakers termed the munich
pality Of the city thieves, and urged Wig
o:ous measures for getting rid Of obiec-
tionab!c authorities. The meeting broks
up with cries of Viva Ia franciOn soci
al, ana up"H Win ulnHicli2Hty
LoND0N, june 14.-tt is said that ex-
Queen Isabella IS about to proceed
20 Rome to confer with the Pope upon
the prospects Of the Bourbon family in
Spain.
4 dispatch from Berlin says The En-
peror continues very weak and remains
absolutely quiet.
A special correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs that an alliance hos been effected
between the supporters Of Thiers and
the Radicals IN the Assembly. Theirs is
said to have had several conferences with
Gambe;ta since his retirement from the
Presidency.