The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The table on which the Versailles peace premina.
RES were signed has been presented to Prince Bus
marck as souvenir and Is placed in the reception
room OF the Princess small silver plate recording
its historic Significance
The landlords and tenant farmers or Aberdeen
shire, Scotland, have agreed to conference to in
aure whether there exists just cause Tor complaint
on account or the damage by game and other Wild
animals, and II so, what Is the best remedy for tho
eyil.n
1t is not says The Ar7nV and Nary Gdzette) tho
intention OF the British Admiralty to construct any
more huge appropriated ships for the present. the
largest vessels which VIII be built during the cur
rent year VIII not DC OF heavier burden than O. 600
tons.
II is said thar an Industrial exhibition win be held
next year at Moscow in honor OF the TWO hundredtn
anniversary OF Peter the Great. The boat OF the
srcat Emperor, which IL still kept I'm state OF
naval department. 10y -@s w. -
The mileage OF Indian railways 5fsr h fssS WSS
ann Amounted q and IN 1870 10 ssoIs, 7as
I Tvs. AyeragA receipts per week were, in IsS9.
pei mic VAS nns ss syea is7G RECEIPTS
rne Belgian Noniteu gives some details Of Z 1iHie
prospects OF inc approaching harvest In the corn
growing countries Of Europe. In Prussia the pro.
ings pefished, ana those OF the spring are suffering
rom want OF warm sun: IN SaXony the appearance
= Dette as tae crops are thick and healthy In Rus.
sla the yield Is expected to be good average ana
very large quantity OF last years stock still remains
uHoApoi.cu ~ odesSli IN KOumania, Bulgaria and
Be5saraba the aspect Is most favorable ana IN Hum
gary an aDunuaDt harvest Is expected; In France n
arge portion OF the winter corn Is lost and the fields
haye had TO be resown. '''o -s'N''
me close inspection which has been made or the
sewers III Paris has already led TO the discovery of
urge quantities OF weapons and ammunition, and
also Oh many eX-federalist combatants, VINO, de-
spaifin9 OF escape from the regular troops sought
reuyc III the siDtefranean passages, with whatever
provisions they could secure. The greater part OF
THESE miserable creatures are reported by the
Opinton NdfiOnGie TO he in a most depOrabie con.
dlon from hunger and the poisonous atmosphere
OF their hiding places. AT the angle OF the Rue Vayn
ana tac outer Boulevard the scavcn gers found five
D0ules In the sewer one that OF officer. and all
muulatcl by rats. The bodies were brought out by
means OIL ropes, and, after search for papers and
documents, were inferred In the Mont farnass0
Cemetery.
the international! Society, which M. Fayrc was Mt
SO lnuCn pains 10 crush the other day, is far from
being dsinayed by the tate OF It's friends In Paris
On the contrary. as report In the Echo an F,nrif.
meLt OF lTnsselJ shows, the society charactertzed
the communists as the .sglorlous defenders ~
human ana communal righ's.n II the men or the
commune appealed TO force, the reason was that
tne eternal advcrsaries or law and iustlcc,, had
themselves forced that issue. Here are tho con-
ciuuing words or the protest. which was agreed
upon at q meeting IN Brusses:--.sThc Congress of
tne international Association Of Wcrkmen soIcmuly
appiauus Tue commune OF Paris, temporarily con-
uuercu, recognizes That IL has deserved well OF
humanity IN general and that those VINO fought for
are entitled to the respect and sympaLnies or AN
rWht thlnking men-n =