New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
EIJROPE.

A married woman who attended the hnhumo
Quarter the 10th OF July TO give evidence IN
case was delivered Of fine boy within the precincts OF
the Court House before surgical aid could be procured
A circular of NJ Vandenpeerboom has been
published stating that In consequence OF the reappear
ance of the cattle plague ut COneh IN the province OF
Antwerp the orders reGsablislng fairs and hberatDg
the cattle traffic from all control are suspended
The Lancet says it has good grounds for stating
that the absence Of Queen Victoria from public evening
festivities really due to the fact that agitauon ever
worry, much talking in the evening", Is toloweI by ~
restless nights severe sick headache and sense OF great
exhaustion.
The proposed International Peace Congress.
60 meet at Geneva the 5h OF sepemDer ana Will IL
is said be attended by NM Victor Hugo LOUIS blale
Eugene Peetan Several other wellknown names are
those OF Jobn stuart MN and Garibaldi Meanwhile,
rival association with the same objects calling ltset
Paris and has announced its readiness 10 enroll all
friends OF peace among its members, without s'eoh
Of race, color religion or sex.
The Journal de ST. Petersburg says: -, :" ne
betrotha of the Grand Duchess Olga Constantlnoyna
with George J., King Of the Greeks was Sgiepatea on
the sh nit at the Palace Of Tsarskoe Solo, The Emperor
and the King the uniform Of Russian general osceIs
the former with the Grand Gordon Of the order OF Inc
Savior and the latter with THAI OF St Andrew; ING
bride lad on white dress laced with silver ana spilbie
Wirh roses two long resses OF her hair, terwoyeh W
decorated her forehead and fell over her shoulders Inc
Grand Duchess ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, her motner wore
robe Of blue and white, sparkling with precious spOes
All the foreign ambassadors and heads OF missions were
present. After tho ceremony, the dlplQma15c parry
burg Tsarskoe-SelO, aud PavlOwsly were br1llahty IL
Illuminated Prince Humbert OF italy who was nnexpeeIS p I
edy delayed in Berlin arrived at Iarskoe III tlne W DC
present at the marriage repast"
An Englishman named George Herbert was
enamOred "a Louisa Fisher Ihe ways OF I3yes & e oo M
eccentric as those Of Mr. Herbert That victim 10 the
tender recently entered Miss Fishers r0om sharp
euipg MS knife upon butchers Steel and saying that he
was to do for herr; whereup0n nc selled hef ny
her back hair which SpPesT9 toard TO e Inn and gave her
a cut the back of her throat Inc result OF ls sngu
a M rg nj him for trial but the defense set p is the
most beautiful thing IA the world Mr. Herbert declares
that his only object wasto get 'oet Of her hgirl
iSIs Rape Of the Locf We presume that, acting
gentle favor Of KISS he bruises" the ladys cheek
A curious case is occupying one of the Paris
law courts IL action in which the son ana daughter
70 certain property which he wishes to sell NJ Dudeyan
the iile gtinatc of the Baron Dndeyant Inc Inc
m sis divided her property into TWO portions, Of
hicb She eft TO NJ udevant and the other to his two
children the son and daughter OF himself and his wife
Georges sand When he and his wife separated, the
Torooes Dudevant il is supposed to mark her dsaP-
royaI OF the children being LETT under the guardianship
Of their mother, altered her Will and LEFT all the prop
disputed by the children The decision is postponed
A curious discussion has been raised in Scot
land about the immortality OF the border towns. HawlcH;
Gaasbes and Jedburgh are, according TO tine clergy 0l
these places like cities OF the plain than Sc9tcn
spiritual Instruction Jedburgh in tins respect is blessed
beyond almost any other place IN the onted gii
t beide large safT Of elders deacons. schoolrsas
tbey seem TO be full OF faith and good works. but alas
ell in vain. IL ventures humby 70 saeEt lna n,tiI
cs Judaism and more Of the spirit OF Christianity Woad
do JedDurgh good.
A correspondent Of The Glasgow Herald, who
recently visited the Island OF Lewis ia the Icbries SAYS
THE Womrns do all the heavy work. Ihcy dle deiye,
and hoe they carry heavy loads OF TO the fields
ard IN the peat you may see them a DAY carrying
crccfuls OF peat from the bog You viii often see man
trudgug alon he road beside woman, Dut the eFeSl Is
always on the woman's back II they come 70 IiVer
the woman crosses fs deposits hef cFetl OF 1
other side and then to carry the across
ouy this but the farmers tel me it Is tng OF
sometimes slings 1t over his own shoulders, aud then
mounts upon the back OF the woman VINO carries them
hOtl across together This am told s tho only occasion
which by any chance ereel upon the PACK OF
The woman In the rural dfstIlcs hele IL IN Ilc,.
beast Cf burden and men, IN looking out for wives look
largely 10 muscular development story Is current
among the Engls!speadng farmers that nlnsiiates tls
peat season. when labor was much IN demand, man man
IA no was supposed tO be confirmed bachelor, udchy
married. friend met him some days after what Tor
did you take woman Ike that SAID tie trend. Dia
you'll no hear" replied the man that my morse was
deed ~
The following address to the Sultan, on
Slavery and the Sayetrade IA Turkey vas seat IN 70
him through his Exceency tuaa r%h en%m;ttees H Of
the French and tie British ana Foreign AnuSayery so
cots obtain the opportunity OF presenting IN Paris
by dcputaton The suboincd letter to Fuad Pasla ae
conpauicd the address:
Tire undersigned respectfully beg His Excellcncy Fuad
Pasha place In the hands OF his Ishness the sultan
tho accompanying address. IL IS the one which was
Frc IN and British aud Foreign Antlsavery Societies
mentioned In the letters OF the lst and the 4th current
of their honorcd colleagues bat which await up 10 the
present moment, the courtesy Of reply from your Ex-
The undersigned, commissioned to take through tho
medium OF your ENccIlehey ,e heVtss5 stePS P ~
Of an audience OF HES igncss, aud finding their efforts
likely 10 fail consider that they ought not to defer send
', Jjrcct tbtough your FXceUency tfe address con
nded their care and intended for HIS llghness Inns
Office discharged, their present mission 10 larS WI" pe
The holy cause of fhumanty-outraged by the existence
Of the Ottoman Empire OF slavery and the slavetrade IN
Crcassans and negroes-lmposes upon the undersigned
and their HOuOred colleagues the sacred duty OF pleng
behalf Of fhe unhappy Victims OF those scourges.
Strong IN the sentiment Of this duty they nd III % e ~
directed those who have the power to BRING these e'S
signed ON behalf OF the united committee-JcsEPH
CoorER, London; l.. a. CHAMERoIzow, secretary,
Hoti Windsor, Rue de Riroli Paris, July 8.
To HIS uIGuNEss THE SULTAN ABDUL AzIz.
smE The Comt6 Francals dEmancipatlon and the
Committee Of the British and Foreign AntlslayeTy SO
cicy respectfully approach your Hghness for the pur
pose OF directing your attention question OF the high
est importance TO civilization aud humanity.
These two associations have devoted many years OF
persistent effort TO bring about the extinction OF slavery
and the aud the object they have in view has
ever insured them the active cooperation aud the sympa
tstc support Of the most usrious men Of France and
IL the united committees take the liberty of pre-
scnng cm,eySs % t TO your IL gde u & Is because sGey
nllpowerful influence may be exercised against
tho Two evils the eAlfpaOn OF Mhlcl lhcy seok lucy
are encouraged 10 do by the favorable reception which
has hitherto been accorded to them.
The gympathes OF your Highness for whatever affects
civilization cannot leave yen Indifferent 10 the two
scourges-Slayery and the slave tIadcwhch exist IN
your ighness's dOmnions and which are SO adverse 10
The progress OF the nation. -
The sublime Porte has, know issued frinans against
the pubic slave marts; nevertheless, the most recent
Information authorizes the belief that they stu remain
open. go 8, A.. r,,..o,, ana
I'm negroes from Upper Egypt and the SPECIAL eharacter
of cruelty impaired TO Slavery IN Mohammedan countes'
are fncts which we solicit permission TO deplOe III pres
ence OF your Highness. We believe we are rendering
IN Hghness In expressing the