The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
FOREIGN FACTS AND FANCIES,

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| LOYALTY of jeff Davis himself?
| FOREIGN FACTS AND FANCIES,
| It is said that the Queen of Spain is about
| to visit Paris.
| The total sums paid into the Pope's Golfers
| for Peters pence since 1859 is torty-three
millions of francs.
An English paper has an advertisement
for q plain cook, one who can neither read
nor write preferred"
The chef de la b0uch-at the Tuileries died
the other day. The duty of this important
| official was to taste every article of food be-
fore it was brought to the imperial table.
Paris is going to follow the fashion Of
Vienna and employ female Comm1ssarles,
and perhaps London will follow the leaq: II
is thought they will be useful III dong httle |
| commissions for ladies. -
by q new sect of religious enthusiasts near
Glasgow. They profess to be Incapable OF
committing sin of any kind, being pure anu
: perfect in thought, word and deed,
A fire brigade has been organized at oahoc
J | rinrham House. the country residence Oh
: | the Prince of Wales His Royal HlgnneSS
: has ordered number of comfortable laDo-
4 rers cottages to be erected on ms estate
e The library Of the Brothers Grimm, which
It contains 1862 separate publications, consist,
I | ing of some Il 900 volumes, has been secured
e for the Berlin University Library. Many OF
e tbe The books are enriched with Ms. notes by
e the Brothers Grimm. ut.
# The Louvre has purchased the collection
II | of Gallo coins and medals OF nj. de SauIcy
is for the sum of 1900 francs; likewise, 1or
Sc the sum of "a 900 francs, different Babyl0n
to ian and Egyptian antiquities OF NJ oe LA
es porte, French Consul in Egypt. A. .
ly A fatal blight seems to have fallen on the
ce dogs at Lemberg, in Austria, where these
OF Interesting friends of man have been dying
a |
ty ola like fatal mortality among the dogs al
we | Marburg in Styria. -:,,o,
,et An ingenious clockmaker of Versailles
OF has invented a clock, no larger tnah tht
he | ordinary instruments, which Will go Ior m ON
ur- wear. or indeed for much longer tune. INT
1g- | Internal mechanism is not much altered
EN- hut the pendulum is replaced by horizon
nla | tai lever, which acts on twist OF elasti
ley wire suspended vertically.
ely MaZzini has written from London 10 IN
,le, Constituents Association of Naples that h
lce does not believe the approaching electl0n
'on will procure the salvation OF Italy II
lin, candidates of the Society ought, he says, I
adopt as their motto the words: dmIAoo
ate war against Austria for Venice"
HE A very biting, satirical pamphlet, entltie
the History of Napoleon Ill" by JUN
Caesar, is in circulation in Paris The poI'
1an ia are on the hunt for the author, and sei
no every copy they can ind. NeVertheeteoS e15 30
is circulated very extensively, ana It's Gu
ting inuendoes are upon everybody
WV tongue. -,-o
II of A Berlin letter has an apparently we
tbe founded report that the Prince Royad
'n' 1 Hanover. who will enter on his tWenty-hl
the MAJ. w So@ntemher newt is to marry
was | cousin. the Princess Helena, Queen V1cl
Cen ria's third daughter. 1t is said that this al
ance will be finally concluded during I
Queens visit to Germany in August next
rich Greek gentleman, Mr. Bernardal
who has given donation of 200 900 drachm'
rade for the erection of an Archaeological Mu
gate nm at Athens. Of the plans sent in for t
may building, the one by Professor Lange,
IN OF Munich met with the greatest approval;
the | consequence, Professor Lange has DeeH
the trusted with the execution of the huSeu
and | which is to be taken in hand at once
will A voung Partisan of family, whose re
will tions all died of an hereditary malady abe
otcy thirty, recently addressed letter to q you
Jour lady of family, very pretty, ana asked M hel
ngre- become has sister Of cbGrI1g for two yea
able, he being then twenty-eight, and worth n
ruin a-miIlion. What remained of his fortune
d to his death, at thirty, should be hers, at les
the such is the odd report. The best part Is
Ihke, told-whether she consented or not
ancl- The youthful King George, or Greece,
Ot IN rnported to be affianced to the Princess vi
De no the daughter of the Grand Duke Constant
the of Russia. The Princess is only fourIe
'or OF and the nuptial3 will not take place ior
l inc or three years. rms alhahOe VIII IL
renee much political significance, and exercise
Lhons important influence upon the future OF
oe de- STA. by strengthening her power over
'eace, Greek Church in Europe and ASIA
]e no M. Blanchard de Farges the last gr(
Il alb ,crand rar,1e1 of Lie N0tre, has presen
'perty the Imperial Library at Pans WILD
Cat8d oripinal plans and projects Of the arcnltf
S con Gansard and lie Notre, among Whlcn1
Union, | 81 for the Palace OF Versailles, OF tne.y
Free 1858. In taese plans eleven rooms on
,0Wer, ! eeC0nd floor are marked foF tae Su'
lution W4Sama de lfonteBpan, twenty rooms
[ - .rp
vaoec | DauDhin Eve rooms On the aecon0
them | were assigned, while the so1 OF Lhe 4
ltlonal mistress, tne Due dc Blaine, occupied
YraH - | rooms on the first h00r.
people Couut Augustus Potockl, who ID on
Ike Gp tine largest landed proprietors IN Fol
iratiCn has been so imnoverished by the heavy
ceases trihutions tDuosei by the Russian Coy
nciple; mont On his estates, that he INTENDS tC
as Ger an bia property and settle ABROAD.
tn the r,aani6cent estate Of Wiianow, near
Y those aayT, has already been sold 20 the oar
! it is | Kronanherg, of Warsaw, who hs also IN
n2n +rart foY. the purchase OF the Palace oil
Potockis in the Craoow suburb. one o.
e.o--,, fnest buildings in the capital, at Whlc
- rra. Count has frequently received ooth tnt
," and present Gar with Oriental splendc
A cattle dealer of Prlssian SileSia
} l r,ur8ered and robbed soale twelve
'nasfc1l aiaoe. and no trace of tAe mar
O+e hls, | could be foand year later Sae
= 49, derea mans daughter married masse
\ ON{1f. With NUOhh EAAN hWA
BRITAIN fsv davs back, while preparing - re
,n, ana TO another honse, the woman tauno
fneh - her husbands effects a Sn1a4 purse en-
rum 70 dered with silver which che hcrsel
'saohlShs made for her father, and which had
uesred after the murder. A harrl0n
.Saaera- nicion took posses sion Of her mlnd
aoAs Co having taxed her husband with the
he made q full Confession, and has
ouent!y been arTested and co1aInltt'
: incor- trial.
a Gtates Il. has at length bacona pretty c
Fqsiaral that Austria has taken some eAergeHS
4 bs IN IN the SehlesWlg HOktein question
4 ratri- has protested against PrussAs reIaosL
lSolI8hsd marine establishments to Kiei. an0 u
1clain = particularly i'll thu. the orders 80 tnaI
h.s the were given without her being tRtofi
We viii the stem beforehand. Prassia, n0we
,dinpa Ia determined to carry out her hiSn-I
thas is. measures, chiefly, il seems, onS q
9 hsiD against the Bund for taking the rec
fuse: bas favorable resolution. The royal orc'
. be sor the naval establishments shall DC n
nat to ;ts from Oantzic to the Holstein p1@e hi
IL their published, and great preparations ar
~ de. made in KleL The three Austrian
"a e}l am living sincs last suumer tn Byenae
n.;on in Been ordered to Kiel to PfoteGs tho II
"a scheme Of Austria