The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.


shipped from Liverpool for New York.
United States Senators Dorsey and
Hitchcock and Gen. Wright are passen-
gers on the steamship Spain, which left
Liverpool for New York Wednesday.
Dispatches have been received In Rome.
confirming the report of the existence Of
a second letter from the Pope to the EN-
peror Of Germany.
The total amount invested by the Ger
man Government in the United States
funded loan is $4,000. .O0U, of which
$8,000,00O was negotiated during the
present month.
PARIS. Oct 3l-A special meeting of
the Cabinet was held at Versailles last
evening.
PARIS, Oct Silt is reported that in
consequence of the position maintained
by the Count de Chambord in his letter
to De Chesnelong, all hopes of restora
tion of the Monarchy have been aban-
doned. 1t is probable that the Conser-
yative Deputies will vote in favor of pro-
longing the term of Office of President
acMahon.
PARIS, Oct 31.-It is not yet known
what decision the Royalist Committee
came to at their meeting yesterday. The
announcements of their policy is anxious
ly awaited. 1t is known that one section
of the Monarchial party designs to pro-
claim monarchical principles. without
naming the sovereign, and appoint a
Regent or Lieutenent-General of the
kingdom to act Professionally. The press
generally advises the prolongat1on of
President Mac Mahon's term of office,
which is also supported by the Imperi-
alists.
PARIS, Oct 3I.-At the trial of Mar
shal Bazaine to day. Col. Leneal testified
that on the afternoon Of Aug % he re-
ceived and delivered to Bazaine a dis
patch stating that MacMahon was marcl :
ing towards Metz. Bazaine read the
dispatch, and witness then asked him to
set his army in motion as quickly as
possible to avert MacMahon's danger.
The counsel for the defense denied the
correctness of the date sworn to by wit
nesses.
Bazaine, with marked emphasis, de-
| clared that the dispatch in question was
not delivered to him till the 2Sth of
| August
| Col. Dardlon and Commodore Samuel
| deposed that Leneall informed them on
| the Goth or 9th that Bazaine had been
aware of MacMahon's advance ever since
| the 23d
LONDON, Oct 3l-The failure of a
house dealing in Erie, is announced. The
Pail Mall Gazette says the house lately
received an order from Jay Gould to sell
$4,000 shares of Erie and took contract
personally as buyer.
LONDON, Oct 31.-The Court of St.
James has gone into mourning for three
weeks on account of the death of the
King of Saxony.
The trial of the Tichborne claimant
has been adjurned till Nov II, when it
is expected that important witnesses viii
have arrived from America.
LONDON, Nov. L. 1-6 A. MA speci
al dispatch from Sicily to The Daily News
reports that the volcano of Etna is in q
state of violent eruption. The outbreak
is accompanied by fearful earthquakes.
| Portions of the crater have fallen in, and
the mines of sulphur which have been
worked for years, valued at ESQ. 600, have
| been destroyed.
MADRID, Oct 81. The government
troops beseiging Cartagena have been
reinforced by 5000 men.
BERLIN. Oct. 3l-Emperor William
intended to 60 to Dresden this week on q
visit of eondQielce 20 the royal family OF
Saxopy, but q slight indispositIon pre-
vented The Grown Prince will 20 iu
| his stead.
BERLIN, Oct 3l.-The Reichsrath will
meet on the 4th Of November.
ROME, Oct 3l.-Several members of
the Society Of Jesuits left this city yes
terdsy for the United States.
| The waters of the Tiber are rising.
Some streets are already oEerfowed. and
a disastrous inundation is feared.
| The Empress of Austria is ILL., Her
condition causes much alarm
| Advices from the province of Bengal
show that the crops are failing, and an
impending famine cannot be averted.
The last of the Canada Pacific Railway
surveying parties tor this year, left Col
lingwood Thursday afternoon, for Nee.
pigon Territory.
A special dispatch from Brussels says
all French officers who were there on fur.
lough, have left for France, under orders
to rejoiD their regiments.
| On Monday il was disclosed that the
fire in nrummond colliery was not e1tin.
gulshed. When the main shaft was
! opened smoke made its appearance The
only remedy now is to hood the mine.
Advices from Rio, state that Gen,
Mitre has succeeded in negotiating a
treaty, fixing the boundary line between
Paraguay and the Argeatine Republic.
The Orleans Princes have united in a
formal declaration that they vii! not ae
cept the LieuteEa1oy of the Linoao-a
Thls Is is syaid ell apn-.r.noa &c com ,n
nnfIiiias With 'H +.e Count de Chambord
! AL actions Of the Right have conse
quently agreed to move a prolongatior
of President MacMahon's power.
Tne report of an eruption of Noun
4Etna Is pronounced false.
Several Carlist bands were scattered
by Republican troops Saturday and Sun
day.
In England, Charles Hall has beer
appointed vice chancellor, in place o
Sir John Wiskens, deceased.
Vienna sxbit,;tforf FINN, ~, r.,,<.,-;,,~- =,