The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN
ITEMS.

The Frankfort Journal has been connscated on ac-
count OF an article on the Imprisonment OF DR..
JacUby.
According to intelligence received from Cabul
dated the 10Th of August fakoob Khan was near
Candahar attempting to enter the CITY,
Both the King of the Belgians and the Count OF
flanders were present at the distribution or prizes
woA IN the international rife competition OF 1870
Kirremuir correspondent wr.es:-The tops OF
inc Grampians were covered with snow on satur-
day, October 3. and on Sunday there were some
slight showers In Dundee.
large proportion OF the German Journals express
their surprise at the moderation OF the conditions
proposed by Count Bismarck'to the provisional gov
ernment OF Paris as the terms OF an armistice.
The GOOD Templars an American Institution
have spread their organization London. BY
means OF lodges and private understandings they
intend TO spread an adherence or intoxicating
drinks broadcast, ana to enable teetotlers to know
each other wherever they met.
The first execution for murder In Scotland under
the new act was carried out in the county ja, at
PERTH october 4. The cuprit, George lners,
was sentenced to death for the murder OF toll.
keeper named Miller, ut Brace. He has throughout
asserted his innocence OF the CRIME, and was firm
in his declaration to that effect to the last moment.
meeting Of the Belgian Catholics has been held
at Manes 10 protest against the events when have
recently occurred at Rome. The Archbishop Of
Malines presided. and there was large and enthu-
sas,G attendance ncladins among Others the
Vlcar-General OF Buffalo, United States.
The London FInancier says:-"There is reason 10
believe that the rumor OF q coming Russian loan Is
Official announcement to be made within the next
few days. IL will probably suite ent to cali atten-
ton to the significant character OF the Rus
sian stocks which have been going on for some
weeks past.o
The J9te given at the Gasoline, Florence, TO the
Roman deputation was perfect success, and tho
attendant illumination splendid. The banquet to
the reputation at the Palace OF the Cascine was
magnificent. One hundred and fifty guests sat
down; the scene was belliant and the proceedings
animated. Signor PeruZZi. the Mayor OF Florence
opened the speaking with the toast Of .Tne KING and
Kome.u
In or four houses In the Staines road Hun.
slow, London, burnt on Monday morning, October
TO- lived the daughter OF the late Tom Savers cham
pion OF England. The only things saved from de-
struction we've SayerS' four brass guns (cannon and
the MASSIVE sIlyer-mounted hons head cane hcll
was presented TO him after his fight with Keenan,
winch, it Is said ne priced more than all his tro.
phles.
The Earl of Granard has written to the Dublin
Freeman 10 ask whether Roman Catholic Ireland
Will witness what IS now taking place In Rome with
out protest. He trusts not that they viii dc.
clare that the independence OF the Pope cannot be
matter OF indifference TO them. He urges them to
appear 10 the government TO reafilrm principles laid
down by tue most distinguished British statesmen
ana approved by them at the Congress OF Vienna.
His Highncss the Rajah of Kolopora visited the
Exhibition for the Relief Of Destitute Widows aud
Orphans OF German Soldiers. open at the ga lery OF
the New British Institution, Old Bond street, Lon
don, and MS hilhness purchased q shell with deco
ratlve painting by her Royal Highness the Crown
PrlnCess victoria OF Prussia, ana the bnst OF his
Royal aiganssi Prince LEOPOLD. by her Royal High