The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
F0..s1GN MISCELLAXEs Us Ir4MS.

The police Of Vienna Prague and Brunn have re.
ceived orders to keep strict watch over al the
agents OF the International.
The German Correspondent, says that OF the 200
students Of the Berlin University who served In the
army during the late war, tweuty-e ght fell IN de-
fence of their country.
We learn from the 4usfals Lib6rGr (Bonapartist
gam that great number Of French people, both
Parisians and provincias, may be expected In Lon.
don shortly. Their OBJECT Is to pay their respects 10
the imperial exle5 at Chlselhurst
The Frankfort Journal states that IN Orenoach six
families, consisting Of twenty-five persons have se.
coded from the Roman Catholic Church on account
o. the CONFLICT arising from the proclamation OF the
mlallDllty OF the Pope.
The fees paid TO the Junior counsel In the Itch.
borne case now on their way to Australia, well Illus
trale the nsture OF the expenses attendant upon this
gigantic suit. AS each gentleman receives SOC gum
cas- ana ms expenses the cost OF TINS trip VIII be
upwards OF FL, 900
The Patrie says band OF thirty natives has boon
seized In Algeria who were directing the fires
Quantities OF petroleum anu chemicals were found.
The same paper reports large incendlary tres In
NoscoW, and says the Russian authorities are ex-
ecutlng those convicted OF completely.
The Paris Fdrie declares that IL has received in.
formation that the partlsans OF the Commune who
decided unanimously on publishing manifesto 10
tne democrats and working classes OF Europe In re-
ply TO tne bill which the Frc1ch government mas
just brought In against The International.
The Apenir Affdire says:-"Several journals have
stated that the government is about to charge a
dealer OF Mez 70 purchase $4,000 horses for the re-
mount OF the cavalry and Tor new regiments OF ar
tile " We, VINO know we'll the economical ideas
of the government and the wise measure in that
sense adopted By the President OF the Council can
affirm That sucn proposal has never been dis.
cusSed In the Council OF Minister'S"
The Algef'ie Ffdacds and other Journals OF the
colony have adopted the following programme
which they thnk necessary to the security OF
persons and property:-'l. general disarming Of
the tribes. 2 Seluestratlon OF the individual and
collective property OF the chiefs and tribes In lnsur
recton. 8. pro sressive increase OF the indemnify
to The cOlOnists and the war contribution above
sum Of ten millions. 4, A rigorous prosecution be.
lore the ordinary criminal tribunals OF the leaders
or accomplices Of The revotn
Great preparations were male for the celebration
OF the fete at Macon. Those OF the Swiss who had
arrived at the opening ceremony were courteOusly
asked TO fire The rst shot, and spir2Led speech was
delivered by one or their number, IN acknOwleelg.
ment OF the compliment paid 10 them. On The ar.
rival OF the trains containing the Swiss rhemen
procession was Immediately formed, with the
band OF the FOrtyhrst regiment OF French infantry
al It's mead, and proceeded to the Hotel de Ville.
where the ceremony OF the distribution OF the oiFl
dhonneur tooS place, and the ri1emen received the
order for their Lilles.