New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
FOREIGN NOTES,

The Moscow International Exhibition of
Arts Manufactures, and Science will be opened on the
nth Of june 1s2 The applications Of persona DESTROYS
Of HaSSoa Ssoss s
An Irish Home Rule ASSOCIATION has been
formed In London Its members will endeavor to obtain
for Ireland Parliament for tho management Of her
internal AFFAIRS and the control over her own resources
sns the Of be lett to
she Imperial Parliament.
A comparative statement of panperism-
August 1879 ard lS7lpubshed by order OF tho British
House Of Commons states that the number OF paupers
in tho 7 unions Of England In the first week OF August
1871 was aos27 against l4 In the corresponding re-
Of August is7 were sseos ss5s54 and sesos against
sssS Is snd in the
The London daily papers have been author
lied to state that the words imputed to Mr. Dsrae by
Dr. Norman Macleod with respect to Her Majestys n'
His ex pressons were In sdirecty contrary sense viz
that Her Mestys capacity for business distinguished
from @ By sn 80 4
assisted and facilitated the conduct Of public affairs.
Never was o Ministerial act more generally
condemned than the suspension Of the Pu and Arcntr
LIBERAL by order Of H. Theirs, NJ asimirPerier, au
Gen. de Cssey. Radical Republican. Bcnapsrtist Or
eanst and Ultramontane Journals, with hardly single
exception cry out axai1st tins tyIaInical measure n
dent Of the Republic who commenced lie In the press
and has always spoken In favor Of freedom OF opinion
cypress approval Of conduct Of the the
Dtbats reiaains neutral.
The extract from letter written by the
Count do Chambord published in the Decentralization,
Legtimist Newspaper Of Lyons In which tho Count de-
MES that no has nounced his hereditary rights Is
follows: approve, my dear friend. Of all You say to
ne on this subject he abdcatton rmorl. but cannot
@ os s1 NJ
ns the % s
one you may rest assured, viii dare to cast that 10
proach upon me-"
Mr.. George Odger, speaking at Bristol, re-
Gently desired It to distinctly understood that while
wishing republic, thefe was no member Of the royal
~ a .s .s5 Ssds r. :S s:ss : .S
take place .as that when the throne wss vacant By 70
q I'll: sas hoSs
fnness Of tho spreadof the republicsf movement in
Enel.na: There wsrs already esarly one hundred
would soon be formed.
A private letter dated the 9TH. Of September,
says: "Ths famine in Persts V terrible, even In
Bushire where seaport, some sort Of relief isossi.
BILE Tho scenes going under eyes are heartreud
s We nsns: e! Charitable as non InssI asi
IN Wat wes i5 women :Sd oHWSSSe eS
sns s:ss :a:s
Ger foot :ed taken away dead Ts most p, !; sless
= ~ "a PARENT. Ss.s ::
tAings oeH e down. composs themseves - Il for secp,
and 50 out without mere thaA dgh" -
It was recently announced BY 1M Lscass
HwsN hat .Miestsrs who htoly held high 20
tons IN tho Tkiah Government had been exiied, and
to DO confined In fortress. I'n saue paper now
states tAas altAough aAis nomnaly tho sentence
.psssed upon thsm their punishment really a%Sass. e
tito more than removed mom tho capssL ~ i Eso
" a shs ecSsosS ~si:A ,Ss ample wealth oi Ds,h csa
s9Oed The others have bse1 sspt to thSr 1--we S
fe0syiU 1GOsv wtasly fFoo these1pcgened ~ Ffcirn
poiieol prsouSsa stASuGh u tbe Wveept nsaapce No.