The New York herald., 1869-04-20
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITens.

Professor Liebg, the celebrated chemist, is travel
| ling through Italy.
| The Grand Duke Vladimir the second son OF the
Emperor OF Russia, Is about to visit Rome.
B6szormenyi, formerly deputy and editor OF the
Magyar Uysag. recently died in prison at Pesth, and
his funeral was followed by 10000 people.
Numerous arrests have been made among the
troops stationed in and near Naples on account Of
their being members OF republican society.
Professor Busson has published brochure at
Geneva, entitled 'rhe Principles Of Liberal Chris
tianty," which Is creating great sensation.
Mr.. Van Humbeeck deputy OF the Belgian Cham.
Der OF Representatives, has been named Grand
Master Of the Masonic fraternity In that country.
Mlle Doumergues, who recently passed her exa.
mnation as dispensing chemist at Montpelier, In
France, has commenced business and opened a
store III tnat city.
The Bavarian government intends forming mill
tary camp at Schwelnfurt, consisting OF 20 900 men
and eight field batteries, ana great military ma
nGuvres are to come or about next September.
Huns cemetery has been discovered near Stral.
sund, In POmerania, remarkable for the perfect
state OF preservation OF the bodies, the and the
various objects thar were deposited IN the tombs Of
the companions OF Attiia or his successors.
The National Bank OF Italy Is in treaty with the
government for the conversion OF its reserve OF
silver into five franc pieces The total quantity
amounts TO about 70 100000 francs and will greatly
Increase the facilities OF trade throughout the
country.
The District of Constantine is again menaced with
plague OF locusts, as Immense heaps eggs OF
that insect have been discovered underneath the
soil. reward OF 500 francs for every 100 kilo-
grammeS has been offered by the authorities and
the natives arrive daily with mules heavily loaded.
Ihe eggs are tnen carefully crushed ana mixed with
quickiine.
farmer of Cudrenn, Switzerland while digging
the foundation ior u barn, found from 500 ~ UU0
pieces OF ola money, including ve gold OF the
slxteentn and Seventeenth centuries two Of them
being Swiss, one spanish, one Polish and the other
Arabian; three silver OF Aessandf0 faruese l5s2),
Philip OF SPAN 15SS), and Augustus OF SaXony be-
| sides 600 pieces OF Swiss money.
int,,
Cornwall, was digging In the churchyard lately he
came upon an upright piece Oi granite, liked IN u
piece Ol much larger size. winch seemed 10 1orm the
lower part OI very ancient piece Of carved Work.
The footpiece was large, Hat and irreguarslded
| granite stone, eight feet long and live feet wde,
weighing nearly three TONS Paostow church was
built more than l,OOo years ago.
A human monster, o female child with two heads
was born recently at ZerDst. careful examination
has shown that the spinal column divides intv two
at the first oil the true vertebGa, and tnat nom this
point two perfectly developed necks aud heads pro-
ceed. The breast Is half broad again Is usual,
the limbs simple ana well formed. 1t has not yet
transpired In now far the internal construction OF
the breast Is simple or complex. IL appears that the
Child died the Of birth, from the pressure
| oil the Two heads against each other.
The Emperor Napoleon lately visited Marshal Vail.
lants apartment IN the Tuiieries. TO view great
| leon l., and which lately bequeathed by The
| Princess Bacioccni to the Prince Imperial. Among
the interesting articles displayed tr-co0red
scarf W hch General Bonaparte wore when he visited
NJ Jana The persons attacked by the plague; the
spurs which he mad ON al the battle OF the Pyramids;
several .snuiIb0xes belonging To the Emperor; also
the one left behind by Louis AViI on the table when
he took hs departure Just before the Hundred Days;
| several volumes annotated by the Emperor, and
| among them the "VOyage du Jeune Anacharss en-
Grece,' and the adventures dc Tecmaque;" Ike
jcsty at st. Helena Napoleon Ill. examined the
Whole with great attention and interest.