New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
The three statcsmen VINO have just been ap;
pointed members OF regency u Scr'ia Lyc all occupied
prominent pos sons M The scryian admiustraiion Gen
lH1-uavatz s well known as soldier ana diplomaist;
lie ulut against Hungary ln 1870 ana nag s'to
iu the Var Department first as UuaerSccrctary, ana
HNui! "S tlI'',I IL, ~, IA i al i,,!,i,c sons
acquitted hinseu wei I se'eiH or'9iIiitlc
N Gaylii0ytch 3 senator of decided liberal opinions
80 las been Minister Of Finance ana secretary Tor the
agencies at Con,tdDtinoplc and bucharest.
The oucient japanese laws against the emil
GRAFTON oi the people are beginning 10 be Grcgarded IN
'ie cAlt.Ag toNiu-ou9 oI e 'iIih,iy , - t.
wont away To- E1igOH work under contract Tor some
Dricb merchants; ana Tie latest accounts from the
Sandwich Islands say tudt an English sp brought lhOH
l59 Japanese cmi grants TO Honolulu where they were q"
once taken possession OF by tho emigration agents aud
Islands
a mirage was visible latcly Dover England
Tie dome OF tho cat erll and hapocons Pillar at Bou
naked a.. Irt with atciascnpc OF ordinary power, the
entrance or H.i Il. i.-Iihouse i,s st'li,I ~ 4'% f ,
cure .uf Ito L.. fishing v4loCe oi Pyrtel, we're DDS,
features oI lA. '"i....' l. 49,, "a - --e
tlc adjacent windmill, tHi..oua arms ana NlliiE,e'
stood out Win exttaolcirarg crrgness While these
were under %. -cryatou. loc0uni.' was seen 20 iile
hy i. vl,3tHs of white steam Shortly a.ec sunset the
mirage fuusidcd.
Count de A-urat-lIuunais, who lives at the
Chateau Ga FrutIu-rr, near Naeuco having offered I'D
I. I. .., F.u, I1 tht u-chair which Plus VI. had
used d. M prison, Hs ju-t received rom the IoIe l.t-
Ter oi thanks. accompanied by polilail OF lae l1Iy
spiritual fyor5 90 tAe Counts family The follow
yatc SECRETARY: l- noluess Aas received tc armchair
yOu have been pleased 20 Off hi ad Oh Nhich I.''ed
Pus VI. az huy memory durIAs his imprisonment lSH
JIigisuu) u your town. The Holy Father has especially
appreciated Hc pous sentiment of devotion which leads
you 10 deprive yourself az u m order TO lieseht 10 MN
precious miiy memorial and ne charges me TO
orders Ho o. forward Won DIS Photographic portrait en-
belisn,d with an autograph Hnd ms slenaiqte rms
object las reached A uo oiula' tAroVgA Ao f"p% Nun
clio 40 Paus.
NJ. Rochcfort seems determined to sec how far
he go u saying bitter things OF the authorities ln ms
notice that the Orleans Princes invited 10 the royal
breakfast party 90 Bu anelan Palace ana tlat coSe-
" n were at The head OF the French Government" he
remarks. should feel very Itiie saisaction l seeing
INV I.u!cseufItNp tU- give place To % son or LOUIS
Philippe. -ould br afraid lest people took the fact for
did not fua tho orleans suinclehtl{ CONNIE J 20 come
Boo contact with party. Otcial balls ~ France are
composed Of such very distngu he'd people" Rcnem-
boring the nervous terror WIN Mhlc lhe IHpetIa uoN
fruUrut listens for the faute.t whisper OF the name
m me 0'i. name of the Due d'Aumaio-the temerty
of NJ. Rochcfort's illusions Will be readily under
fIcir suddcn enrichment after coming INTO power.
S,l, Iayn,, written IN H. Rochetort TO say he was
unfair iu wr,ugas though the Ministers ana grandees oI
vt cv % b rtis.rIs s,rtascay that everybody knows
what n urrrgy fortune NJ DO Ptlsiguy had before the 2d
M December; now NJ de Moruy had more than he could
W. & 49, and how, NJ Waicygsk found gold In his drawers
COUNT IN" i ~ - ', i,~ rrbSre are even stories he
saws but. perhaps little eNaggarated, OF these NOME
UrT6ns going by night 10 PM money in the national
lT,sirv and being always ready any emergency to
omen their PURSES to relieve the necesslues OF the pta
Hence he has tho most profound respect for men who
fc so avslly spent their pa'rmOuy in the service OF
France that there remains 10 them each poor hVe OF
six millions. that is all they have III the "orH'
In the Appendix to the Twenty ninth Report
on Public Pctions, just issued there apRears ne mum
tic House of Commons by Mr.. Deuman. When 10 years
old uu the 2Olh day Of October lo'l ne was heeHce ~
finp fpr bou.ebrcaug lie served the hrst portion OF
the term IN jain IN Engand and IN March lo2 was tiaHs
ported 10 the convict settlement III western 49, I
where he served AZ years ntthe c0nYct prison ne ueu
received tckcOfoave, and worked as servant 10 .e
prson for "a years and then left with certificate for
good conduct, and obtained pardon ior te eulIuel
- tis terU Auprwnrd ne lost the document granting
his pardon but he believed tat contained Conlon
that ne mI ght 90 10 any part OF ISI ngTSy 1rcn
/ Britain and Ireland, untl the expiration OF the
term Of hs sentence. Bting ue9o,S VI @ A.
@ @It,S m oIct and taken heforc bench magistrates,
VIM tod him mat ne must Adelaide in seven days
,goI IN MON hs pardon and was told 10y Of the
magistrates that t OF no use To MN tneIe I'M nc
must 90 back 10 England that II ne Wah'eH the ys 70
do so he should be supplied win then, ~ "',aDE
infringe the terms OF his pardon, ne appheu 70 eau
to e carried 10 Melbourne; but the captain ueeitu on
10 i,,,nd tbnt IN ne took prisoner he would be la
ii =, "a pcnolfv OF 500 Before the seven days had
elapsed and to avoid the threatened lhpIsonuch' NC
oITLS,Ic,Tin vessel bound 10 Singapore. There, on
Ji be was told bv the police that, being discharged
convict ne had right 70 come lie piodeeu Ms par
dn bt was told they did not care for tha aud tAa ne
couid NOT remain Thercupon he hired hmsell toa Duch
ve.- called the Nalysh, bound Tor ihhuth, ~ Nnl'A
mont he arrived in March, 1868. He returned 70 Blfnn
nam where he resided about nine months, WasrecoRlc9
hv the police who knew that the term OF ms HenieoS
nor expired but that he had received cordiIoha ~.
dom Then ho went from Birmingham 70 reei"S ~. ~ W.
cpsfor with his WIFE, and on the ad or febiil i'
arrested there on charge OF beng illegally NJ &
was committed for trial without ball. f0ul suS OJor Tt
the Hon Baron Pigott at the ensuing Worct{er nei @
Assizes and at the following AsslLes 4. ptousht p 10 M
Judgment before the Hon. Mr. Justice Aens' n sctto @
has sjlre ,neuioriaiized MIR Secretary Mapoe Wuout
and he now prayed the House 20 take he C"so VI
/ ti,o ,,,,f,,rtnnate convict into consideration.