The New York herald., 1868-07-08
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The two hundred norin shares Of the Vienna Tram
way thorse railroad) Company, although they have
OF from 80 to 100 in Vienna. Such success has not
been paraeled In that city since 1885, the great in
nation year for the Vienna Bourse.
The new Catholics OF Vienna and vicinity have or
August Forstner and put forth q long confession OF
faith. They renounce allegiance to tire Pope and the
bishops OF the Catholic Church. and viii hold all
their services In the language OF the people. The
Rev. Karl August Forstner is in friendly cores
pondence with the celebrated Johann Ronge, who Is
about to visit Vienna.
The Deodts, of Paris, in reference to the declara-
ton OF the Sultan that he regards with equal eye
all his subjects, whether Christians or Mussulmans,
observes:-"Are then, the Mussumans to have the
privilege nowadays OF giving lessons OF tolera-
tionf While the chief OF the faithful pro-
nouncing these noble words the question is asked in
France whether 1t Is proper TO impose limits 20 the
zeal OF the Church. which desires TO undertake the
conversion OF the Arabs ~
The Debdts, OF Paris, publishes the following state
ment OF sums still due by the city OF Paris to various
contractors account OF new thoroughfares opened
or In course OF construction, and which have TO be
provided for from the projected loan Rue Iorbigo
61,26O, 406f Rue Reaunur, 6S SOC, 000f Boulevard
Haussmann, 535oe; ;o53 Rue Oivier, s6,5 ,0oof !;
pereur 20 sl4 20of Rue Monge ~ 6oo, s5of Boule.
ward st. German, 22e62, 250t Place dc fEtoile,
Is, ,G29f Rue Mouietard i7,s45.1lsf Boulevard
Arago, leeis,sea Rue Lafayette, 15 200, ,o0of Abord
des halles. l25l0,0 ,000f.: Boulevard St. Marcel
TO- 522 4sf; Boulevard Magenta 10, o00f; Avenue
Bosquet, 6,52e, 1901; Rue de Rome 6465, ,s24f Rue
Ge Maubeuge, 6456,35Y.; Boulevard de Palma,
2346 42Of Rue de In Municipate, zoe, ,Oo0r forming
total OF 453, 330,O05f 40 this must be
have already been paid for the above amount
count of the Rue Torbgo I,5oo0O0 had been ex.
pended prior TO the 3lst Of December. 1866, which
makes, with the sum mentioned above. 74,soof..
besides the expenditure for 1857 II would not be
amss 10 place at the corner Of the new'strests an
inscription which, with the Names should state the
cost OF their formation"
An annual Parliamentary return shows that in the
year 1867 81, ,696 tons OF British "copper" wrought and
were exported from the United kingdom-a consid-
cradle increase over the export OF 1850. In both
years India the largest customer. Theimport Of
foreign copper In 1867 included 1887 tons OF ore,
part wrought or unwrought copper aud copper
manufactures smaller import than In
1865. The export Of foreign copper 1863
tons, including ore, regulus, unwrought part
wrought and manufacturer was also less
than In 1885, or the ore imported 81, 5e tons were
taken into swansea and 1890 tons Of the reguus
imported. The returns relating to tin show no very
remarkable difference from those Of 1896. 5,430 tons
OF tin and 800 tons OF tin and reguus were i'm
ported In 1867, the straits Settlements being the
chief source OF supply and 4226 tons OF British tin
aud 1929 tons OF foreign tin were exported from the
United Kingdom, France being the largest customer:
SO, SIS tons OF zinc were imported in 1857, chiefly
from Germany and Belgium "a larger quantity than
In 1869, and l2 1874 tons Of OF zinc and ,3S7 tons
OF British and t,Ts2 tons OF foreign zinc were ex.
ported, both considerably larger quantities than in
1856 The export OF British lead In 1s6 comprised
ia tons Of and 3s,0 COS tons OF pig rolled and
other forms OF lead the largest customers being the
United states, China, India and France. The import
into Great Britain OF lead, pig and sheet In 1867
amounted 10 as. las tons "a considerable increase
over 1861 and OF lead 9146 tons, Spain and Sar
dina being the chief source Of supply: about 500
tons Of foreign lead and lead ore we're exported
from the United Kingdom.