The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-29
Foreign.

Foreign.
It is proposed to create an advisory parIia-
nent in Alsace and Lorraine the province of
which shall be to recommend legislation to the
German Parliament suitable to the wants of
these provinces.
Rio Janeiro advices from Buenos Ayres
state that in an engagement between the
troops and the insurgents, the latter were
defeated and their commander Plaza, taken
prisoner.
A recent gale on the northern coast of En-
gland and Scotland caused serious loss to life
and property.
The formation Of a corps of Irish rifle vol
unteers is being agitated, and there has been
an extensive demonstration in it's favor in
Ireland. A strong effort is being made to OBJ
tain consent of the government to the plan.
Reinforcements of troops from Spain con-
tinue to arrive in Cuba.
Garibaldi has accepted the nomination as
candidate for Parliament from Rome, stipu-
lating that he is to attend the Chamber only
when he thinks his presence necessary.
Six fishermen were drowned of Lowenstoff,
England, during a recent gale.
Thus far eighty-one of the French Coun-
ellis General have chosen their Presidents.
Of this number ffty-two are Conservatives,
and forty-nine Republicans-a Conservative
gain of six.
Nena Sahib, the famous leader in the Sepoy
rahalIinJ hao of aoY,f1 in J,o
interior of India.
Prince Charles Bonaparte has been elected
President of the Council General of Corsica.
M, Magne, late French Minister of Finance,
has been granted pension of 5000 francs.
1t is reported from Spain that the Madrid
government has sent $4,000 900 for distribu-
ton among the Carlist chiefs, for the purpose
of terminating the war.
The English ship Maize, from Dundee for
Rangoon, was wrecked in the Hebrides dur
ing late gale, and twenty-four persons on
board drowned
The Turks in Montenegro continue their
outrages on the Christians. They have
killed eight Montenegrins and some Saxon
residents in the neighborhood of Podgoriza,
and burned village.
1t lis asserted that the French government
has confdentially informed Prussia of it's
readiness, upon certain conditions, TO support
Russia on the Eastern question.
Advices from the Argentine States repre-
sent the condition of affairs as gloomy. The
government troops were joining the insur-
gents in great numbers.
Brazil declines to enter into reciprocal
trading relations with Canada
Kullmann, who attempted to kill Prince
Bismarck, several months ago, has been I'M
able to procure counsel, and the Ultramon-
tanists are much excited at the cowardice and
subserviency of the bar in his district. The
trial will take place at Wurzburg, which is
center of Ultramontane influence.
dispatch from the Imperial Colonial Min
lister says it has been decided that certificates
of naturalization granted in the United King
dom do not confer upon an alien any right or
privilege in the British colonies.
1t is rumored at Paris that Duke de Broglie
will shortly return to the Cabinet.
LuS LOAuOA OC6o correspondent DULL
bay telegraphs that it is estimated that 1900
persons we're killed in the town and district
of Mi1napore during the recent cyclone.
A dispatch to the London Times explains
how the Carlists obtain their supplies and
from the account it is evident that great in
justice has been done to France. The sup
plies have uniformly come from Liverpool,
Hamburg, and Antwerp, and have been de-
livered to the Carlists through Spanish not
French, ports.
James Stephens, formerly Head-Centre of
the Fenians in the United States, has written
letter declining national subscription for
his benefit.
An abbess is on trial in Moscow for forger
les to the amount of 100000 The case
causes profound sensation in Russia.
The people Of Paris will soon present Queen
Victoria with an illuminated address, thanking
England for the manifestations of sympathy
of a C0n cluaiOn of tha c;ooo