New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

At the Dresden Fair popular show has been
made the vehicle of curious Information on tVSnt ~
being altogether new Gitscin, K0niggaz, and other
pe7 Bobeman battles have been represented before an
fraornary OF these wonderfully truthful pictures
is that the Prussans are invariably beaten Ole o % c
most attractive scenes Is cavalry skrhsh pet te
snvon Guaris and the Prussian Red Hussars In very
short time there is nothing to be seen OF the latter pGt
their prOsrate red uniforms ana dying horses over "Oh
the cOnquering SaXons rae IN TRIUMPH
Accounts from Miramar respecting the En-
press Charlotte state that all hope OF recovery seems %
has now attained 70 Such pitch that me IN,
happy Princess cannot be left alone for an instant and
has several times attempted her life. Two recent
attempts of this kind fortunately prevented by the
watclfuuess Of Dr. Sick, who has the august patient
under his care. Nevertheless the Empress u occaaon
av for few moments at time. IN full posses son OF
hef faculties In OF those lucid intervals lately she
said do not desire to live any longer; doath Is prefer
able TO such an existence then, after short pause, sac
asked, Where Is my husbands shall | never see nin
world Scarcely quarter OF an hour passes that the
Empress does not ask for news Of the Emperor Maxi
milan. The physical condition OF her Majesty also III
spires very serious alarm"
A French journal tells an entertaining anec-
dote OF the fidelity Of porter TO MS charge. The I'm,
press Eugene emily presented herself at the ltus ot
Suez gate OF the Exposition before the hour OF Opcns
The porter refused to admit Her Majesty although She
named B de Lesseps her friend. An! they all say
that" retOTted the gatckccper The Empress insisted
that the great eanal-maker would instantly anh hei
were he there but could not prevail She thcn played
her last card" But IL were 10 tell you that AN the
Empres5P should not believe YOU was the rcl9@li IN
porter that the applicant the Empress and then the
gate opened Some 0c0us person proposed % dismiss
the faithful man. but the Empress interyened and saved
him.
The Imperial decree establishing an European
college as Pekin Is amusing document. The Minister
Ou0jen. II seems opposed the founding Of this college,
and the decree argues with him and dispOses Of his hos
tiity The memorial OF QuOjen says that In country
vast China every talent be found IL astronomy
and the other sciences necessary Chinese ctters will
De found by Of which they can be taught" There
upon the decree TeiOns "Le OuOen then seek for the
letters Of which nc speaks. We hereby intrlst him per
sOuGlly with the duty, and give him authority 10 open
school which he will preside, and teach the things
taught In the European school, The examination Will
show later time the relative merits OF the scholars OF
the two schools"
Mrs. Stern, the wife Of one of the Abyssinian
captiyes has received letter from her husband dated
Magdala, May l. He describes his weary lingering pris
on life and how he tries to begule the tedious hours by
writing sketches Of sermons and noting down the varied
incidents Of his captivity. He is afraid however pre-
serve these iOngs, single sentence, though written
in foreign language might, by the evildispOsed per
sOns around him. be perverted into mIscheyOus pur-
pose general he states that matters have much
nended since his last letter The King st going on
with his work Of devastation in the provinces and the
rebels, with the dsaffected peasanTy doing their
utmost TO resent the cruelties OF their tyrannca ruler
But affairs he says, must come TO crisis and
early solution the ferOcy Of the KING having exhausted
the patience OF the most tmd and serye, ana all Hp
pearing TO be animated BY burning passion to effect his