, 1865-06-25

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Potsdam. Prussis, and were gree:ed On their
arrival At the zailway station By fha royal
emily and tho Rqsslan ambassador, he
stay Of about ten minutes, the distinguish,
I'd travellers continued their Journey to Rus.
ala, the King accompanying them to Berlin
-F1ince Aetterulch, the former Austrian !,
Minister Of State, has left behind him very.
rich materials for his memoirs. They consist
Of an extensive correspondence, ofmany J.
Memoranda Of various kinds, opinions OF: po-
Nltral personalities. remarks on current
erents, Questions; &c. During the visit Of
the deceased Prince to London, he entered
into negotiations With the proptietors Of the
2ln.s, The Waltera', for the sale Of theseipa-
pers. Tiny offered him RA0, ,OOO startling; nut ,
the negotiations failed, not because tue price :
was eIpFbitant, but because the proprIetors
insisted On reserr!ug for themselves paf- !
feetly Independent course ta re!asiou to the.
que nov announces thai the pfessnt Prince
Aette1nich will publish the msmotrs and
correspondence OF his father; at in early
day. The FFrr Press remarks that the Prin. :
cess Mettelnich luce Countess Vichy) hasa,so
Et iett her memoiFs. comprising many volumes.
Ihe contents Of these, also, cannot fail to be
OF great interest, and Of much Importance,
particularly os they will asaclose to Us the
htstory Of tho social life Of aristocratic cir
cles from 1850 to 1913. One of the volum IS
Of these manuscripts was abstracted during
Tue year EaS IN B. very mysterious. manner.
and has not been recovered since,
1t is stated that the Brazilian Goyaru.
meut intends tomake the Prince de J,la-
vile, wko Is the brother.in-law Of the En-.
peror Of Brazil, Emperor Of the States Of
La Plata. As he Is also the uncle Of the En-
pesor Of Mexico. this would make the thtcd
American Empire whose throne Is occunied
BY q member Of the Orleans family.
African quails arr just now said to be
flying over the sea to be shot, and quall-
shooting is just now the most popula. auuse-
meut Of the sportmcn Of Naples. To follow
1t cut we'll, one should be on the ground by
daybreak, as the birds genasally come In a.
that hour, and ehoald the weather or day be
propitious, flights Of some hundreds arrive
AL along the coast. and also on the Islands in
supposed to fiy all night long. and generally
ahRht so tired that even c1ckney sports
man msy he fortunate enough to fil his big
with ease.
The Earl of Enniekillen, Grand sla,.er
Of the Orange Society IN Ireland, has issued
en address imploring the mcmbers-on whose
part obedience to the existing laws Of The
land, eren though they contrayene the prin,
c!p:es Of eivll aud RELIGIOUS liberty" has been
ehief, characterls;ic- use the .reatest
precautlon during the approaching July au-
n,versatles, and not to share in or eonn.Te at
the slightest inftaetion Of the law.
king George, Of Greece, and his whole
court lately made tour In the northeastern
part Of hts kingdom. The King had ALREADY
Visited Chalcis on the Entipus, the Locrlan
capital (uoW called Atalanta}, Yhcrmonr1e
and Lamla, and was received everywhere
with . Wa1m welcome. Tha recent tour
included the Valley Of the sper1l.us, Mount
kEia, the small district OF Doris proper, Am
Thebes and PlatRa.
Tho literary and antiquarian circles OF
Europe are excited over the announcement of
the discovery q. Rarsnna, on tho eth of
May, If the remains OF the poet Dante,
"Whilst some workmsn were engaged in
clearing the chapel which contains DAute'a
monument from the out.bulldiugs surrouud-
Ing II, peculiar noise In striking the outer
wall suggested 20 them thlt ep1na hollow
might be found Within Accordingly, on
using seme violence on that portion Of the
wall where the ho!log. sound was produced,
wooden coffin was discovered, from which
several bones fell ont in the confusion Of tho
first discovery. On scroll within the coffin
was found written, IA. Ddn.is osso a ne FTate
Antonio Santf he posdt. l617, die Is Octo.
htls !" aud inside The lid Of the coMn the
1ol!oW1pE inscription was placed !: 81 D1ntis
ossa dtTnptr rrtisd, s. Juail, lG7S.'' The coffin
hat been slowed away with Its precious de-
posst within this mural scpplchse at that
date, ard had remained there tillnow.
the Emperor OF Austria is taking notice
Of the Dante Festival. As Padua University.
tie school In which he studied, he ,founds
there Dante scholarslip of dve hundred
dosins value In layor OF student Of phtlo;o.
ply, who shalt devote two years to researches
calculated to enhance the glory Of the great
Italian poet.
The heat 1t Vienna Ia excessive, and the
drought Is 30 great and prolonged that the
oErfcultrrists fear there will he little or no
hay. At last accounts hardly any rain had
fallen for the lust seveu weeks. Spring there
had be- noue, tbe hot weather having set In
at the beginning Of April.
king Theodosus OF Abyssfnia has seresa,
Euslish Subjects detained In hts dominion
and will not receive letter from Queen
Victoria for their liberation on the plea that
ithas not been sent to him through th.
proper representatives.
The Princess Dagmar of Denmark has
received the insignia Of the order Of st,
Anne from the Empress Of Russia. to which
distinction is attached 4 renslon of 10 OM
rouhaes. This princess was the betrothcd oi
The late CzareWitrll.