The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

Of the strength Of the Popes army. II tells us that at
recent review In the grounds OF the villa Boghese
nearly ten thousand men, speaking sixteen INHERENT
languages, were mustered under arms; thai there Ia
strong garrison at vterbo also Civita veccha and
at Terracina and that within two months the Papal
forces likely be nearly twenty thousand strong
The return issued by the Poor Law Board in Lon
don for December shows that at the close Of the
1860 the number OF paupers receipt OF relief in Eng
land and Wales exceeded 600 o0o showing increase
OF rs per cent as compared with the corresponding
period Of 1885, but decrease Of % per cent
pared with 1894 owing to the Improvement since that
time in the manufacturing districts The increase OF
paupersm at the close Of 1855 not great in
division Of the kingdom except in London but there II
exceeded 90 900 and amounted TO nearly 20 per cent
The number Of persons receiving out door relief in Lon
don increased from S12 the end OF 1885 727 at
the end OF 1868.
Among those who have sent In their adhesion and
their fifty confines towards tho erection Of the voltare
statue II Garibald who probably read page Of
tho Patriarch Of Ferney but who 1t is said thinks the
thing must be good because the political Director Of
the Steele has started it, The adhesion is notified the
CABRERA, Feb. 10 1867
monument to votaire in France signifies the return
human progress In the fraternity OF peoples II is
good omen for the whole world Of which the immense
CftlZen SHOCK
Of despotsm and lying Accept my obo!a. and all my
gratitude. g. GARIBALDL
lie Nord of March has the following on the political
situation in GERMANY
An expression of Count de Bismarck's perfectly char
acterizes the German mind He was recently talking
TO Lord LOTUS the British Ambassador who expressed
his establishment at the large number Of parcuarist
elections where the member seemed to ignore every
thing but his provlnce among the populations OF
North Germany. docs that aston sh you ~ said M.
tn nav fnr n nj In ms
The augsburg Gaseae relates that Austrian demon
STATIONS continue in Southern Tyrol, Notwithstanding
the proclamation Of martial law Arrests also sti con-
tinue, especially at Trent and Roveredo At Luzzana
some young men carried off the Austrian eagle and
burned it, chanting requiem at the time.
Vienna letter in the Paris Libert6 says
The OF the day the dissolution Of the Diet Of
Bohemia What has most struck the public mind Is
not much the ITSELF which was expected as
the extraordinary promptitude Of the government in
not statesman to lose any time ID feeling his way
He decides speedily and acts alike The imperial patent
IN question has generally produced the best impression
From the circumstance of curb having been In some
sort put the anberai dispositions of the Tcheque
party. which hitherto has only been misfortune for
Austria the inference Is drawn that the government has
fixed intention OF at length giving the country cons
tutional liberties in the practice Of which alone
find its safety
An Athens letter gives the following
NJ Peneri, Sub Governor OF the Bank Of Athens, pro-
ceeds to Europe to effect object of small impor
lance to Greece. 1t will be remembered that in 1924
and 1925 during the successful struggle of the country
TO cast of Turkish rule, two loans contracted in
England, amounting now to about 81, 600 600. Tho
Hellenic government having always refused officially
to recognize these obligations Greek credit in the Euro
pean money market stands at DESTROYS of rails.
ing it, and at the same time OF procuring fresh supplies
the present Cabinet has sent NJ Penier to Paris and
London to make arrangements for meeting the old
claims and to contract loan of 25 900 francs
The italian government has gwen notice at Paris,
Brussels and Bene that in consideration Of the
ton Of venea It is about to increase from hundred
and forty millions to hundred and hftysix the
amount Of lire coined annually In Italy. in conformity
with the monetary convention concluded with France.
Belgium and Switzerland.
The Opinion Nationals Of Paris states that the value
fixed by the Austrian and italian governments for the
materials left in Venice is IL francs In this
not included the sixteen hundred carried OF
BY order Of the Austrian government