The New York herald., 1871-09-18
onaI or any political or IN

Joining the International or any political or IN
dustriai ASSOCIATION whatever.
M Jnles Favre mas returned 10 his practice at
the French bar, and couple OF weeks ago was en-.
gagged in the nrst he has appeared IN since his
retirement from the Ministry, gT.--s' - s.s--
The ministers OF France Austria, Holland and
can on the 24th and presented the congratulations
YI !nelr respective governmens 60 the Holy Father
Julie Fofachet Who, according to Gaii0nani, Is
good.looklng Young woman OF about twenty; was was
arrested on the Goth ut In the Rue Berzellns, bag
noes, on charge OF having aided IN setting IRE to
the Magasins de la VileIte.
The Emperor OF Brazil, the Grand Duke Con-
stantne OF Russia, the Princess de heuss and Miss
PattenSaunders are the members elected 10 the
Royal Athletic Club In London. TINS Is the most
aristociatic gymnastlc club In that city,
-Mortara made famous by being the father OF
tne young israellte VINO caused SO mucn trouble
once upon time, wiz, according 10 the U.ir,,s be
charge OF numbering one OF his domestics.
The Pope, says the Lepau Herald, has sent
Mgr. Pluym The sum Of l.OOOOoO francs O,O00) to
aid IN clearing on the neavy debts OF the apostonc
Vlcariate ol Constantin0pe, The creditors OF whlcn
are said 10 be inspritualy clanorous for payment.
THE Earl OF Shaftesbury recently addressed
about 10000 factory operatives on Glasgow Green.
HIS lordsnlp commented chiefly on the noble
achievement OF the Ten hour bill and the benefits
winch mad resulted TO employers ana employed nom
the limitation or labor.
Count Wadersee who has hitherto repre-
sented Germany at PARIS, has Deen replaced by Count
Arnlm AS Count waldersee is military man ana
this change sign OF improved relations between
Germany and France
--Razoua, the Communist, has been released
by the SWISS government because the French gov
ernment failed TO forward the required documents
in support OF the extraditOn demand, although the
required documents and proofs are quite within
reach. Good thing to have friends AZ Court, they
say.
Prince Alfred OF England, the presumptve
heir to the throne OF the Duchies OF Coburg and
GOtha, shows himself very favorable to the project
OF a complete union and seeks in every way TO bring
II about. Next month the Landtag Will be called
Tor the purpose and 1t is not Impossible tnat the
union may then become q Gun dcc0Wpu.
Marshal Leb9uf, says the Independence Beige
was seen the other day at AK, in La Provence q
the South OF France for several weeks past. He Is
somewhat disguised by his beard. which he has
allowed to grow Wnen recognized a. AK he WAS
saluted by cries OF "A 6GS LeORWI' &c. The
Marshal left.
Don Carlos says the Epoca, Is In Geneva and
the Olrst party proposes TO wait till the InterDar
rati0ns, shall wrap the country IN names when the
people In their terror wnl ny v any parry Offering
fs ps sF saa ao a 5 5es te
which may surely count upon victory.
of about one hundred and fifty officers in the
Baron de Cnarretes legion only six have taken SER
tney are all men OF fortune. and 1t IS well known
that NJ de Charrette has never received nor de-
tlibuted literally 10 aid In eQuipplng his corps.
Mr. seward. the grea. American traveller,
visited the National Assembly at Versailles the
Both OF August with Minister Wushburne, and was
present while they were discussing the proposition
Rlvet." N the evening he attended the reception
of President Thlers and had private interview.
On Thursday following Mr.. Seward and his daugh-
ter and Miss Risiey dined with the President.
-Mr. John Martin, NJ. p. has written letter on
the subject OF Orange PROFESSIONS III which. While
cOndemning the "Ofrensiveness and bad taste' of
these displays he maintains The legal right or the
Orangcmen to indulge in them so long as they do
not commit breach OF the common law. He ad-
tem course or procedure which he believes would
Tend greatly 70 MAKE the professions fall into desue-
tuue.