The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-02-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

dispatch from Rome says 1.-The Pope
having granted dispensation for'the marriage
OF the daughter of the American sculptor
Story a Protestant with the Commentators
Per41zzi a Catholic, and brother of the Syndic
of Florence, the grant is mentioned as re-
markable exception to the rule never before
broken during the Pontifcate of Plus TX.
Some of the extreme Ultramontanists are
highly displeased.p
Mr. Disraeli has offered in the British Par
lament bill adding another title to Queen
Victoria's name-that of Empress of India =
England has ordered her feet in Chinese
waters to back the Germans in bullying China
into paying an indemnity for the depredations
of pirates near Foo Chow on a German schooner.
The war in Spain is being prosecuted, on the
part of the Government, with unusual Ugor.
Several substantial victories over the Carlists
have been reported The latter are repre-
sented to be concentrating their forces for a
final struggle
A special telegram from Vienna says . { The
Bosnian insurgents have issued a manifesto
against Count Andrassys note. The manifesto
points out the Portes former breaches o,
promised reforms, and declares that the re-
sistance of the Mahometan Beys will BATHS
every reform. The Mahometans even are ex-
pected to revolt if the attempt is made to exc
cute the reforms. The insurgents, therefore,
refuse to lay down their arms, and they appeal
to the justice of Europe" IS
CcUNT Won ARN1sf has been summoned 70
Berlin to stand trial on a charge of treason for
AI1o or
said thatrthe Count has decided to disobeyT the
summons.
A disastrous collision, resulting he
drowning of over sixty persons in the English
Z channel, is reported by CABLE An iron steam
er, the Strathclyde, bound from London to an
East Indian port, put into Dover Bay to land a
pilot, and on coming out again was caught by
a strong tide, which turned her bow to one
side, and the Franconia, another steamer, COM
ing down the channel at high rate of speed,
ran into her, completely crushing her forward
compartment and exploding her boiler, causing
her to sink immediately. The Franconia was
very seriously damaged but kept afoat. The
sea was calm and the sky clear at the time, and
the lifeboats from the shore were enabled to
render great assistance in taking off the sur
vivors. But for the boiler explosion no lives
would have been lost, as both steamers were
built on the compartment plan.
Our Canadian neighbors have been suffering
ON severe snow storms. It TSatDsstD0 e
The London Times, in discussing the recent
note of the Spanish Minister of Foreign At
fairs, in reply to the American circular, con-
cludes an editorial with the contentious remark
that ''no country seeks to interfere by force
with Spain's possession of Cuba, but if she
cannot govern it she would do well to consider
how she could best prepare it for the freedom
which always follows colonial misrule.'
The London Times correspondent telegraphs
from Castel Unova as follows: 81 have met
the insurgent chiefs at Sultorina. They are
unanimously determined to refuse all compro-
mise with the Porte, no matter by what power
recommended. They viii fight to the last for
the complete freedom of the country"
Official adyices have been received at the
State Department, Washington, of the surren-
der to the Spanish troops of the fortified town
of Estella. The fall of this, the most important
Carlist stronghold, is considered the end of the
rebellion.
Inc 0erVlan AAnHber VI WAX naS ASSuou DID
order calling out all men between the ages OF
20 and so.
Russia has shut down on female lawyers.
The French elections for Deputies to the
Assembly have resulted largely in favor of the
Republicans. ~S #B
A London firm has contracted to furnish the
city of Rio Janeiro with water-works for $40,
100000.
A bust of Keats has been unveiled at Rome.
The sister of the Emperor of Russia is dead.