, 1870-03-13
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

>.r. rn1.. naupxi escaped becoming, Jeara ago,
prot..,or IN the College de France. But 4 re. /
my al n,s 10 the effect that GOD and tho human
oul xero exploded n5po1neses, reached the ears
i tae Empsess, who prevented the appointment.
Tho R,shona Of England seem quite
creed tn, the Bible ouen. 70 be reyiatd, and its
oktuve e.ross corrected. At least, tho Upper
,on,o of esorvoe.,ion agreed unAnInouxlv to \ |
eeolut,on for : comu,ttee 70 luou,1o into tho
lt tk,rsh1ere1s CT a reyta,ou Of both the O!d and
leH Testament
Mr.. Lowe has framed q scheme for ter
ntraole annu,t,es, srotner for converting all
n .,tsn Ststa debts the ax aud per cents, into
,er cent consols and a th,rd for paying the In
crest On the debt quarterly Instead Of has-yeary.
TO the iaIt reform, which wilt fncEeAse the popu.
a11y Of eorao1s and directly incrtaso tne1 pf1ce,
he BANK CT England absenf' and 1t Il to be eaf-
lied cut.
Bismark apparently caunot get On with
bis Hou1e Of LORDS. That body nas never teeon-
ctled ltsen TO The anrexauonr, and ssrou9'y re-
ststed government mos:oa 70 aa1ooto .ae LEI G
10 ~ 70 auoH o. 1ae 1nee.1aa y. AAe ~ .",, ~.
1nan fataAmen- 1as enns .a.se".e o. ~. Sa.,h Ca
i" " ee'n tuas AZ W.. aeH .. sa,r1,t,na r,war,.
MHuy ~ aAsAJe 1ea'. ~ 'r". ...a,.s.,s,as
.aa' t'o-sAe tuast w =, Wv ~ ~, na.~sa
dlo, ana snat nes eou'o NV as,ee ~ .aaseees.s
Nlnen oot pAsoA ui'eshe ~ s.eASJ s1ns 10 ~.
:. .a,s.,s- 80. thH cnn -ce1Iar ff TIM much Il
u pe:nspa tsn. .he ena' Se.ss' ssI 49,. Nv sna
Rcueot VII aaual ,ue 1ess .ss "a - .s.ah .ssss
GAke Inc eon'euee ""-.,,.". - ,s.,,,a,,-a
hesy
~ c,,1,,tor ,,+.. Tint tho
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Eue.u saas r. p.sr, .,d h,xsn, oy
y Msmne1 Irnm 1na Irwr, .Io1no ~ and ma. Hfor
a xnnoer II IA nearly az well written a. II il had
he.n comrc.ed Nv . ,nn ea,forn
A~SAA ~oAOfo7~N ~ No4e-~NANSA-
1e'eta4 AneA1"e1e W tuo ou.seus ., 'se,
VINO nAvs nHuesto kept A1ooL 11ou tu1 shoouA VI
the Empire, attended the last ball OF Inc new Ere
feet Of PArtA
Among The candidates for the vacant
chair. IN tne French Academy ara Edmond About
md the Co,nt Nantes np,ou Faten zsc An ordnance
nY,cer under NAPOLEON 1.
A. a +aca,f a,acticn in fha l;H1e +oxn
.%n.. p.,.,,. q, e,,,harr rrsrc. o,,,tvan
y. 80 en- sss.s,.-.s s,sa,a.. r,,at r
...e ~ -. -. AZ ~ 49, 800. -.,n @nare.,vaa Il
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N4I W. ooo ,..
IA belgium tuele a1o o'eA t%-oo ooo'o"
ore, asleast 10 every cous'detaoe Q Village, ana
The Btshop OF Orleans ht9 determined
to bring before the Council the abuses and op-
pressonn practfsed t' the temoorai gosetnnens
OF tnt Papaey. The Contt Of Aone VIII lolo!o
TIE dscueAsons denying the r1gat Oh tna Coouen 70
lnte,lern with iA temporal adntniatsaaon; but
AuC IL9uul' tEoLaSo tu1s ~H~ ~f.1% - -
ject to the FatnerH 10 ofe aspect az tae otae1. Al
he ia distinguished for bis strenuous support OF
the principle OF the temporal power this asset1on
hf9 produced deep Impression
The Tablet states that, according to 1ts
latest Information, only three OF tho Engiiah aud
Irish Blshopl have signed the coun:er.menor1l
against the dogma Of lnfall,bl.y; that tcu Of The
thirteen British North American Bishops arc
k;1orRly IN favor OF It; thst all &hs Btthops o1
Australia and Oceauica, aad nearly al. The HlshoTE
Of The British Colonies have expreesed their desrs
for II; that the whole ep!AcopAte OF Holland ant
Belgian, without exception favor 1t, al ol tht
spanish race, Wne' ner 10 hoFope OF Amet'c@' an'
neafly tNc-.IIus OF tne o'.nopb III r'aae
A remarkable discovery has been made II
she Armenian Convent ss Venice, Of which Al
American visitor recently contributed to on
columns An interesting account Cuselled upo
the atatue OF . vo!s In uue Of the chlpels appea,
ed The 1rus and maine OF Marsnal Matnont, Oak
Of Rsgusa, who occupied for many yea1
BJEpns apartments In the Palace Mocenlgo, Q
the Grand cana!, dividing hts 'lnas between ii
composition OF n's memoirs ana chemical e1pes
DenA IN tne oeatn Of one OF the Armenia
MONKS, AaEmons asked Inc privilege OF emoalu
ng me 1eoAns- ine lasof ~A granted on COZ
nH'on tnas Inc "otk shoa'a oe oone " tne tuonh
1er1- iuefe' aceofale8ys INC hAt1aal piahEe
me oooy !nto ne1Mhc eaIo, WINCH RIaausl T. 4
eoTe1ea na1n eoaule o. eopres, ann, ,n.a... !.
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ans.e..st+ =. ,-..,s. 'o-' 40 'A1 '>o'' "N''>
"s o
1ne tafss ffg"Io 1eiatea tne 1ollo"h
euecdote Of hccIe1o1t: 'being or reltnctol
temperament elo eno1ect 70 Floleos cmouon
Henri Necnetoft Aeais neeos 10 eA1t5 III
pocket bottle Of tsose salts WIN Wncn ne se
aonA als s1ucsss, ~ otae. W .eueu5 wa eospose
WEAKNESSES. hHe on 'ne E1An vi our 1outu
no frequently pse1ea nus a9teiaoon ~ an Aocao
loou, suo ote oai cntese" neo coUpouon VI
Nn.S ..a n 4et - " ~ pe'"A nH.tn
rsp,d,T, ma a. ia suts.racu DID. on ex.coas
tor grew maIe aud more excited. and, onally, 81
ip1 he arden1ly. .des,fe1 helGe; al,pplng from hi
he CAPPED 'sIx hundred srd seventy rrnnc
'Rlx hundred and seventy 1ve' cried his antas
r!at a mist passed oyer the unfortunate ed.to
eyes, and he fell fsintlr9 altuosr ruder the At
ttoneerG desk. Nevetthelesa after inhalinR 10.
salts ch1r1tAblJ Afforded b5 a !ookef.pn. he
Hnired suflcieut stfeka.h 10 murmur .Slx hr
dred and seveniy-nre aad 4 na,f.t CONQUERED
eucn tenatkaalr tepac,ty and fearful al tne CT
SEQUENCES were be to puttue the CONTEXT firth
h1s soyen.7 retired. leaving Rochnfnrt IN und
tu,bed poeseas1op Of the coyeted antton.ty."
A. E,n1;sb,,ar in paria had ,arn
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T,snrn,t,s cons.mats1,,. me rat, .1oTn tnr 1o1
me vrnaome cn,nmn. ne tid not notice . n,
se.rin,1v n4.ca.n,a ct nroh s,.raIny c,o.e
h,na rim Sndaen,v tha fal,ov u,,,fsd fo,v,
rI.,n.d tno p.t,on .onnd ,ha ~,..r anh
~l.Im.d al M ,rrn~ ,on an- =. .n,s a.
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rtm .ra n,1tr, ~, no. y. nsa ~ 49,, w,t,
rr.Tn,n vt,n sdntrsnis n,e,snc. ~ n,ind
-Hsn - ~ - 80. ,,an,. 49, sts -s, .rs.,
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