The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

General Vinoy's army mas been dissolved.
General Ladmirault Is Governor Of Paris.
-seher Olozaga mas been appointed Spanish
Ambassador 10 Paris.
the Princess OF Wales has made pink and rose
pink the fashionable colors THIS season.
The Earl Of winchelseas debts amount 10
about flJ0 900; MS only furniture valued
ut $50.
Mr.. Wnaey be lleves the opposition to the SOL
distant Sir Roger TcnDorne is the result OF Jesuit
intrigue.
General Manteunel, the Commander-in-Chief
OF tho German Army In France, has strictly forbid
den the German officers from entering Paris in
civilian dress.
The Count DC Choiseul, French Minister In
ltaiv, has been granted leave OF absence. wnne he
Is away fro his post the duty will he performed by
Baron de la Vhiesreux, First Secretary.
M. THEIRS has animated to the British govern
ment his wish FOR partial modification, not total
aDrosa.on, OF tne commercial, treaty. Earl Gran,
In Its integrity or given up altogether.
--"Ihe Emperor alexander" says the AUenir
National ''has just decided question which mas
greatly preOccupled pubhc op.nicn In Russia, and
even IN Europe nanciy, that OF The pi epUnderance
OF Classical stud.es over others his MAJESTY has de-
cided hat they shall take precedence IN middle-class
educatiOu.h
Inc Emperor Napoleon houored the International
Exhibition III London S,tl visit couple oil weeks
partment he took particular notice OF The card print.
Ing machine, wnich prinls without INK. Inc ex-
"'Enpe eu NaDo eJn" he iaughingiy said, CEN"
ana Il ting his ha, proceeded through the Austrian
Court u the French ann &c.
M. Tnlers. says the Figaro leads an arduous
life Tor uIl OF segenty-lour. AT SIX In the morn
ing he Is up aud al his desk. Tie first visit ne
ceives Is usually his old fre I'd and colleague
NJ. Barn lciy SAINT iiaire, VINO occupies near him
quite s.uionl's CHAMBER, having Tor All furniture
Ded Without cureains, three ouairs aud writing
worS the eltire governmental machine. M. saint
H,ilire re ewes all Tie letters and dispatches.
their contents To the On Ell of the Executive. The
audiences given by M Tlers commence az ten, and
he rarely receives AZ au ei her hour uneSs II be NJ.
AiphaiJ, engaged IN puDfic WORKS or Paris.
M. Drouyn de Lhuys, President OF the Agricul.
tural SucietI Vi france, mas forwarded TO the jour
has Two letters IRON french agents abroad and
wnicn mad arrived accom- panied by SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the distressed rural population VI France. the
frs. from oJook nOlm states IN At sweden although
country c0niparatvey lar from rich. nut In which
the poplat ON is penetrated WIN sense OF the duty
OF lree people towards the unfortunate, has sent
l-0,O7J rix dO.as equal to los ,JOfI. TIE writer
points out that Werniand, one OF the poorest pro-
vnces, has sent IA, dollars OF winch 1890
cOllec. cd In the onr prtcpl towns ana the rest IN
Sky three comnuneS aud lsOaLed farms. Dale
cara, san les, a-iny, has seat s97. Tue second
AZ, llli., as ell as the following gifts in kind -ZOO
hoctOiiires t2H bushels "acn, OF 0as. LIS o. wheat,
IL OF BARLEY AND 70 Cl rye.
Mr. George Crulckspank, who has lived to SEQ
his ecninys Uec0I CLASSICAL aud tn prize vi many
pint Collectors la JUS brought out caricature OF
tho ''CULiniune,' winch, Whatever We may TANK OF
It's political discrimluL Ton, SHOWS 40 failing or In
vivi0 ana vigorous dcneatiOn. A fend win hOOfs
anu nOrns, IN "a Oo0d-staiheu cap OF nUerlv, with
flask Ul Orandy on one SIDE OIL his belt and mask OF
peLr0leu Oh tne y ler. Drdndisllng dripping dag
Ger add nag SutmOuLted Dy deaths mead, Is de-
plcieu, uuuCiug witn Internal glee among he
uIanye bodies anu SIN JStng clnderS or tue burning
Cl I'M, Is Inc ''lelder vi the Parislan OOd. Hcd
X pu0iic," aui the 1a5 bears TINS luscrlptlnn:-
"I.Uerty, Equality, Fraternity; Atheism, or u disoc-
lief III God. seizure OF ali property. and death To all
VINO OPP oSe Inc ked Republic" The cartoon IS
headed. IAN A.:i Lesson - the World for All Time
to CUue, anu below Is Sug eSton 0r tie supplies
SION OF ''red republicans IN THIS country.
the Prince vi Wales and the Marquis OF
LOrue aie evideatly not On good terms, II we may
judge IRON the luiVwinI, which Ape lreu In the
Uundee Al IrittS,r, winch paper had II from It's
LondOl correspondence curious story Is 10 clrcu-
latlOn regard 10 the rel toli OF tue Marq MS OF
LOrne and the princess LOUISA ~ the Otner members
Oh tle royal iauii.y. l believe that at the Duke VI
Sutner.ana banquet To mo Russian Grand Duke,
now III TINS OOuutry, me Marquis AMI Princess were
treated incnUer5 OF the royal aulily. The Prince
OF Waes, however, will not accept tniS view or the
Position, ana aG tn3 state Dali tie other night gave
Orie.s that the Marquis should IL ne aimitIeu az
the roy Al entrance. he VS. accordingly refused
admittance, anu the Princess declined to enier
except WITH her au sDAnd siyiul that her place was
where ne was. m Marquis wOuld not take the
Primo the Houetat public entrance. and the
resuiJ was that they did not attend the bali. Inc
circumstance mas caused good zeal OF talk IN
upper Circles.