New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The women of Manchester are going to petition
Parliament for the night 10 vote
Ladies have taken to ask for admissions 70 the
stngs ut Paris, and In the galleries may now DC seen
many elegantly dressed female politicians.
A general strike is threatened among the loomo-
tive engineers and remen Of Great Britain, numbering
about 10000
The people of Tiverton have resolved TO eject q
memorial to Lord Pamerston, who represented that
borough for 80 many years.
The Police tribunal of Zug in Switzerland has SEN
fenced daryarmer TO l8 months Imprisonment with
loss Of civic rights and costs for watering his milk
Mr. Gladstone has offered to lend, trust, to the
Liverpool Corporation for FIVE or seven years his oec-
tlon OF Ceramic ware, now IN the kenslngom Museum
The collection VIII be placed in the Liverpool Museum
The first Lieutenant of the Viceroy of Egypts
yacht Nashr, now at TOulon, has just died from ex-
hauston in consequence of too rigorous fast which he
had imposed Oh himself during the Ramadan.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
aborer for malcousy mutilang dog, and Of two other
men for nhumanity t0h horse Athree were sentenced
TO three months imprisonment with hard labor.
In England lately when the banns of marriage
published in ThOrnbury parish church, between I'd
win Murphy and Charlotte Byeted, the mother OF Nur-
ply IN the body Q the church, and holding up her
hands exclaimed In very excited Irish accent II my
SOL. forbid the marriage
During the first week in March S25 emigrants from
almost every county in Munster arrived in Queenstown
seeking passage to America. Three hundred and five oh
tanned berths and $40 remained over for an eyta steamer
There has also been larger than usual emigration at
this early period OF the season from the port OF LoDon
derry.
It appears from work Just published In France
that during tho last Is years than $40 various
of rgor have been applied to 100 French journals
namely, 35s aressemen ~ suspensions, aud Y suppress
sOns exclusive OF judicial cOndemnaOns by which about
100 either put down altogether visited With
divers penalties.
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac son Of the editor Of the Pos
tried In Paris the 9th OF March, for fighting duel
with NJ dc Rocheiort, brother journalist, and wOundng
hin. After some very complimentary speeches from tho
Judge and the Advocated General to NJ. dc Cassaghac
(whOse father Is stanch Government Deputy he VAS
fined one hundred francs.
An old woman named Rachael Russell, having
been discharged from the wOrhouse went 10 the house
OF her at SherbOrne England He attempted 10 take
her back because he could not afford 10 keep her. she
sisted force used aud In the struggle she died Tho
son convicted OF manslaughter and sentenced to
years imprisonment
The Sfmdphorc of Marseilles says: " The return of
Winter, which has already been repOredfrom Masiles,
has also been experienced in other localities AT Lyons
and at Valence the thermometer has fallen 10 cent be-
low zero (23 Fah) At Nlsmes u sudden change IN the
weather has aroused fears for the fruit crops violent
gale from the northeast has lowered the temperature 10
below freezing point. Al present the wind has fallen,
aud the sun has emerged aud shipes out brightly