The New York herald., 1869-05-04
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


A young girl has been tried recently at Bordeaux
for having thrown vitriol her lovers face when,
after seduclng, he refused to marry her. The court
found her guilty, and fined her one franc for the
assault.
Advices from Bucharest mention that the govern.
ment Of Roumana has adopted active measurea
against the formation OF bulgarian bands in thai
country and the chiefs Will be subjected to criminal
prosecution.
Marshal valiant, Grand Marshal OF the Palace and
Minister Of the Emperors Household. Is charged to
take place for the celebration Of the hundredh amt
versary OF the birthday Of Napoleon L. The festlc
vtes are to last three days. from the l4th to the 10th
1t is reported that Baron Beust has been sounding
the English Cabinet respecting its conduct In the
Clarendon Ii said to have stated that In such case
England would observe strict neutrality, which,
however would cease the moment that the Eastern
question should be again agiratcd.
The Prussian journals continue to express SUR
prise at the Increase OF emigration from the king.
dom. On the 9th ult. the railway conveyed ID
Bremen 1900 peasants, and on the following day
1000 others, about to embark for America. The
poverty existing IN the eastern provinces forces
try.
The Pays Of Paris, publishes two letters from NJ
Imprisonment for holding up the government to
hatred aud contempt; one OF them addressed 70
the Minister OF war 10 ask for In the National
Guard Mobile, and the other to the Emperor himself
ment.
Marielle, the pretended victim OF an attack and
robbery ON the Lyons Railway. by winch company
he was employed as pay clerk, had been arrested on
suspicion OF having fabricated the whole story The
police nave now discovered buried In his cellar, q
sum OF a. 900 francs which, with other moneys that
he ~ known TO have expended, makes up the $4,000
francs originally stolen.
A male infant child was recently found I'm wood
In the vicinity OF Paris by two men, one OF whom
made declaration to the mayor lnaG he would
adopt 1t. When all the arrangements were made
francs SID 10 banknoles attached to its chemse with
attained twenty years oil age.
The Hermann, the only German organ published
In England, has changed pr0pretors. During the
cratic paper, but the new edition now opens the
programme by The Unity OF Germany founded on
the ROCK OF The Northern Conrederationi" in other
word5 Bismarck has got hold OF 1t.
The Ge,radaid Correspondent mentions a very
Important step taken Count Won Bismarck,
namely. that OF calling upon all the large landed
proprietors 10 pay up their dues Immediately. The
government allows them certain credit which Ia
never Withdrawn unless under imperative necessity.
Inc order mas been sent throughout the provinces
aud tends to strengthen the idea that some imporS
tant move is about to take place.
Some Journals speak OF memorandum addressed
by Russia 10 the Powers which signed the treaty OF
Paris, relative To the measure Turkish nationality
passed during the late discussions concerning Can
da. This Information is correct, except as to what
relates 10 the proposal OF European conference by
the Cabinet OF ST. Petersburg. Russia only asks the
great Powers TO come to an understanding on the
subject.
The Gazetta dt MHdno OF April publishes what It
declares to DO the text of the treaty recently
cluded between France, Austria and Italy. There
are nine clauses In ALL ana tile principal stipulatl0ns
are as folows:-ltaly undertakes 20 observe strict
neutrality Ia case OF war between France and Prus.
sia. should Prussia be assisted by another Power
Italy ana Austria Will Jolutly furnish France with
contingent OF 100000 men. At the end OF the war
France VIII evacuae tho Pontinca territory In re-
turn for the assistance tent 10 her by ltaly. The
Malone is Of opinion that no treaty ut all has been
concluded.
Aro,,,o~urs.,u ,,..oa, A., rcr,a no -, n,onaroa ,no
following petition 10 the government of the United
states, urging an inquiry INTO existing International
postal arrangements
% Paris feeling ns tho existing rates Of POSTAGE between
the United states and Ics are excessive especially the
F on as ssSs me
%
ase We Pa That s ss.s $ G will s S
pursp esdy relief.
Tha r...~niation Of Maison Lafte near Paris, was
lately a.trncao the banks OF the Seine, where the
body Of Young ~ wom.,. less than twenty years Of
age, was exposed. It is suppv Una, ,He s oHy asr an
en Deen IN tc water during three days, pcst NOR
hacked WITH the blows OF knife Frcm nsS bscr
tcmexamnallon II appears that the vctI.- "s" h"w %
subjected to the most violent atrocities which, uow
ever, were unsuccessful. The elegance OF her toi,.
hands prove that she was In comfortable circum.
stances. As yet nothing has transpred to relieve
the anxiety OF the pubilc
me late election war between the Liberts and the
Sece OF Paris has called forth the following letter In
the Pays, by Mr.. Paul dc Cassa.nac:-i coi.
,lnue e.,t to declare loudly.and add that what
hsl lSert IL no secret To any person IN the
oricla world OF Paris--that it Is a matter OF
general and av.cutc notoriety that difrerent demo.
sra tc Journals OF Pas ,na1e, IN 1s93 an agreement
with M. dc Porsigny then Mni,.ar OF the Interior,
70 leave to ,ue government one half or Inn parisan
say, also, that the tIenYias ~
lad accepted the privilege Of not being comiasts1
~ the administration, AID who were 80 fn snssr
Us secret cuhuldates were NM Emile olivier fmr,s
myn aysh s ana Gueroult The existence OF this
'ompact ~ matter universally known and rag r.g
iot guil'y oil any indlscreon In dlsclosing ~ an
os,1ya mhvfEurNd BlEps. .-Pcnnsyyania has taken ec
sliugn.cr OF the nnOcentsu In That STATE T'e
yeS,19,.ie ~ before adournpg passed an act afer
enonp spproveu pg m mpy Jhe Governor winch imposes