The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-28
German InteIlIae,ce.

The condition of the Rhine Prusian railway
compaui,s is prosperous.
An Austrian journal gives statement from
Rome, which puts the strength OF this Jesuit
Order, at the end OF 1861, as high as 1881 mem
bere Of whom 2203 are Frenchmen.
The sane paper states that the concession or
grant Of the new railroad from Turin to SIyona
on the Gulf Of Genoa, contains, amoig ether
favorable conditions, the gift of 81, 100, 000 or
nearly OF e-fourth Of the collective capital.
The Allgemeino ZEITUNo notices the death at
Rome Of Princess BouUmeo, who was 10j years
Ofage. Selicstt one Of the Roman Truimvrs
In 1919, and one Of Mazzinis warmest adhe-
rents, had died at Turin.
Alexandra Dumas was still residing in the
l'alazzo Chiatamone, at Naples engaged ia his
history Of the Bourbons, for the material Of
which he was drawing largely on the Neapol;t-
an archives.
Meyerbeer's great opera Of "The Hugusnots"
was, under the old regime prohi bited at Naples.
i has just been brought out at the San CTlo-
the great theatre Of that city-ard the house
is nightly crowded.
At Berlin, it was well known that Austria
was secretly negotiating with the States of Mid
die Germany 10 effect some species of CONNER
cial demcpstra,ion against Prussia. The lat
ter Power is on the eve Of concluding a most
advantageous commercial treaty with France.
From Ilamburgh there have sailed durirg the
last year fer trans. s.A'antic ports, 100 emig rant
ships conveying 1873 passengers, among
whom 10 ~ were gown parsons, 2 357 child
rem from one 10 ten years Of age, and 500 in
f,nts nursing. Together there were 1928 males
and ), 10S females.
Toe Government Of Wemar has made gym.
nastic training in the elementary schools Ole
gdtOry. There are TO be at least 20 hours in
every week devoted to such t'ailing, even
.I.aV Nl.. UtWN. l..
Moons from the application OF tho rule. The
communes have TO provide enclosed places and
plain paraphe'naia for the purpose. The teach
ers have already been dramatically instructed
In the Seminaries and q number Of them have
studied a course in Dresden, at Government ex-
pense: similar measure Is anticipated in
Prussia.
In Hamburg, a great peoples mass meeting
MAD been held TO denounce the military con.
scription system, and the garrisoning OF large
bodies OF the LEGAL troops. The substitute sys-
tenn was also reprobated by number of eio-
quent and influential speakers, Hanburg is
progressing. Civil marriage has been intro.
dueed and the monopoly OF, control in such
matters withrawn from th9 clergy. This other
Old Hansea'ic cities are also Frightening
up. Bremen is very active and even in Lubbock,
tue young generation of business men are
making great improvements.
The Duke OF Coburg G1thl proposes 10 start
about the 1st Of March on a great Journey TO
the interior Of Africa. He will be acc )mp AMI cd
10y. Prince Hermann Hohenlohs, Pincs Guard
l-eihingsn, Major Won Reuter-, the celebrated
ornitholoRist DIR. Brehm, Friedrich Gsrstaecxsr
tue novelist, Rezah Effsndi, the celebrated
oriental lingllist, a physician, an artist, aud the
needtol retlnue OF servants. The Duchess will
also so with him as far as a certain eonvonisnt
point on his journey. The main object Of the
journey is scientific research, and as his Ro, al
Highness and nearly all his companions are ex.
porienced hunters, the geological results will
no doubt, be considerable. The route will be
dria, the Isthmus of Suez and Massua, on the
Red Sea. From Massua they will go to KERN,
along the route pursued by the lleuglin Ex-
pedition, and may be of great uso to the latter.