New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
GENERAL NEWS FROM ABROAD.

Marshal Prim has recently made present to
tbe Emperor Napoleon of 10000 cigars, with gilt ends and
0rnamented with the Imperial ~ also gilt on eac cig'
which is estimated to he worth ltf In return tne EN-
peror has sent to the spanish Marshal pair OF vases OF
Seyres manufacture.
Count Bismarck has recently given his
We meet with it in recently published Pamphlet Dy
NJ de Kozmian Gacan noDeman Inc oGIn p W1 @ tb Ie
growing power of Russia when the Pole observed tha
The northern giant could be rendered innocuOus only
by the restoration independent existence OF ms
own martial and populOuS race; Inc rcp!, Vi hiS I
imnedment i'm the way of the restoration OF Poland.
Count Bismarck pointed out that the Poles want Dach
all the foreign lands they formerly acquired by con
quest and he urged that restoration might perhaps De
attempted some future day were tae f0les 1i 10 @
themselves with the country inhabited oy then OWN
flesh and blood"
In the Paris LiberN there appears the follow
ing letter the editor from NJ 10y son, htherto ho"l
a. PARIS Kpr SIR: 1t is believed in many quarters
that have great though concealed shale III sne pT
ontion uf la C0ucOTde, such course OF proceeding
would not am sure be attributed To Inc by any oI hos
who know but feel bound TO gye pGe are With
a work which my brother Is party anu we1 @ pru t
That cause is more than mnc but there are different
ways of serving it, and think it best to remain III tt
beginning of the crisis through which We are now pass
ing. "Hnmble thine heart, says the inspired book boob,
and wait patiently and hasten not to the day or DARK
enng." Receive Monsieur, &c, HfACNrHL LofsoN'
The Rev. DR.. John H. Newman has written
follows to gentleman in shefeld: sie h are @ miogG I
me- that because dsapproye of the actions OF certain am
Catholics, therefore my faith Is unsettled as r9gas t
Catholic Church. No one denies that the Bishop OF
Orleans in spite of his burning words against these same
acts has firm faith in the Catholic Chrch; no one cans
him restless. Why then am restless because wIOtea
strong but most confidential letter to my own hsn3p
and 10 him alone, matter OF sacred dutyI III tnc
year 1862 was has often happened in the course OF
the last 25 years (for PrOtestants have never et me
alone), most groundlessly reported TO be wagering
Catholic then used words in answer, which VIII now
repeat, and that with as great energy a. then %toie
them. have not had moments wavering or trust IN
the Catholic Church ever since was received INTO
her fold. hold and ever have held that her sovereign
Ponti is the center of unity and the vicar or Cnrls
Aud have had, and have still, an unclonded faith
in her creed in all it's articles supreme satisfaction IN
her worship discipline. and teaching ana an eager long
ing hope against hope, that the many dear friends
whom have LETT III Professionalism may Oc prtdheIe III
my happiness
Keshub Chunder Sen, the well-knOwn leader
at Calcutta of the BrahmO SOma, society OF lilndOo
Thests for the destruction OF doatry and castles has
been warmly welcomed In London by crowded gather
ing of representatives of all religious denominations In
acknowledging resolution of welcome, moved by Dean
Stanley Chunder Sen made speech, in when he spoke
very plainly of failure of Christian missions in nda
and told his hearers that the multiplicity OF dogmas ana
doctrines preached by the missionaries tended to bewl
der the Hndoos. He also avowed that the life led by
many OF the teachers Of religion did not recommend that
religion To the natives Lord Houghton and Lord Law
renee took part in the proceedings At the Rev. James
Martineaus chapel the learned Pundit preached upon
the text, |In Him we live and move and have ourbeng
He said thing to talk OF God a the eternal IN
finite, majestic Soy ereign OF the Universe and another
thing to feel Him very near our hearts the living anu
loving Father. When God had created the universe He
their homes, was present with them in the varied con-
OF c wherever they were He was with them, and
In that light should they always regard Him. He did not
merely hold the relation to the world He had Gre
ated as the watehlnaker dd 10 the wateh; Dut ne am
mated all the spiritual movements OF the universe and or
mankind. He in the midst OF history, and His mer-
cfu finger urked beneath all the events which gave to
history its chief interest. God friend and COM
panion to men for time and for eternity-One VINO SYM
pahized with them in all their difficulties and trials and
TO whom they might open their hearts in earnest suppl