The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-19
FOREIGN.
The Relation o. Japan with Eoreign
COuutries-R:o ototls De III oslst tations
In q Av.au.l.

The Relation o. Japan with Eoreig 3
C0uutrie,-R:otutls Dem onstration,
In q aAvina.
THE GERNAE ENBRoGtLC.
SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. Ij-rhe follow
ing summary wa- received BY the steamer
japan
YoKouAY,, Jrn. 23.-The position OF
the German minister, 10 the dispute with
the JapaneSe government Is Understood
to be a, follows lie ciIIms, Ina>mach a
existing treaties rxcluie all f.rei,nrr> from
the interior OF the empire, the Japtne-e
have aireaiy forfeited II, 10y intrJducin.
foreign terchers, etc. for tho obstruction
Of youths, development OF mineral reeour-
ces and other Kindred pIrI oses. On thi.
ground he proposes tn resist the further
exclusion of anv IF his countrymen, who
chooses to travei beyond tie prescribed
limits either for pleasure or trade. The
native authorities are firm in defiance of
what they call monstrous assumption.
II is noteworthy that this document is not
signed by the United Ststes minister. A
second answer by the japanese, is equally
firm in it. rejection Of the demands. This
correspondence is probably now terminated
though further verbal discussion will he
allowed.
In their last reply the japanese refuse
to entertain ai4v proposal looking to OPEN
ing Of their country, except by means ok an
entire revision of the treeties, previous to
which they will require the credentials
authorizing ministers TO act in so import
act a matter. They say that such radi-
cal step must be regulated By conventions
between the nations, and not by an agree
meut between the foreign Office and the
European representatives..
WEST INDIES.
RIoToUs DEMONSTRATION.
HAVANA, Feb. IA mob Of several
hundred men marched toward the captain
generals palace last evening, with the in
tention of demanding that the government
send into the field the entire battalion of
volunteers, with its own officers nstead of
one tenth OF the battalion, rs ordered in
Jovelars recent DEGREES. Mounted police
met the rioters and dispersed them.
There were no causualties. The captain
general today quarter ed a diets chment of
gends d armes in Feurse barracks opposite
the palace.
REPUBLICANS ARRESTED.
The police have arrested Saturnino Mar
tinez, editor of the Union, ii wor1ingmeu' 5
Journal and priest named Castro. Both
prisoners were sert to Moro Castle. They
are known to be strong republicans, and
are reported to have been connected with
Yesterdays demonstration.
DRAFT.
1t is stated a draft VIII be carried out
within twenty days. The city is now
quiet, bat the people fear further trouble.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Bark Cardross has been lest at sea, and
many persons drowned.
The Irish Rifle associations of Duhln,
has accepted the conditions on which
American ritlenen are willing to COM
pete.
The entire population Of Japan, by the
census OF 1872, is 35, 10, o25. Ma'es and
females are almost equal in numbers
Up to Yesterday moruiJ, 32j conserya-
tives, and 80 liberals and home rulers
have been elected to the new parliment.
1wakura the Japaneses minister, who
was nearly assassinated at Yokehamc, is
recovering
The investment of Bilboa, by the Car
list forces, continues. General MDrloncs
Is concentrating troops at Santander, and
will soon advance to the relief of the
city.
The Emperor of Austria arrived at ST.
Petersburg, yesterday, and was most cor
daily received by the Car and members
of the Imperial family.
The bark Pulcineils. from New York
Tor pr,, IL 81, Al,
Irish coast during the gale Of v ednesi day.
and twelve of the crew were drowned.
Havana correspondents chronicle "a VIC
tory Of the Cubans over the Spanir rds, with
a total loss to the latter, of 300. The
Cuban loss in killed and wounded was
sixty.
TnE ELECTIONS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, Feb. lG.--Ireland elects fifty
one Home Rulers to the new Parliament
PROBABLE BUREAU APPOINTMENT.
The Telegraph says the Marquis of Salrs
bury will be Secretary of State for India
CABINET MEETING
The Cabinet will meet to day u consider
the course maoe necessary bv the election
MORE CARDINALS.
A dispatch from Rome states that the
Pope will hold IA crn>istury in Jane, when
eight cardinals will be ere tc |, Arch Bish-
op Manning will be one.
Madrid, Feb. l6 The British Minister
has held a long conference with Sago>ta,
Minister of For1gn Affairs, it is supp osed
on the subject OF The Br tish vessel detain-
ed in a Spanish port.