The New York herald., 1871-02-15

are expected by the end 0f January to number q
million and q hall OF mon.
Of the Austrian government to Introduce the
Danubian question Will be opposed BY Turkey at
the Conference.
In RECOGNITION of the services OF General Manteul.
fel IN The northern campaign King William has
added the "oak leaves" to the "Order 0i Merit'
which the General had prevlo isiy received.
The Pats a leading Montpensier organ In Madrid,
has voluntarily suspended ITS publication. and III
doing So recommends that agitation In iavor VI the
Duke be ceased.
The North German Chancellery mas invited ten
open goods vans and 1900 axes with wheels ali tor
the railways In the province OF Alsace.
fathers side. Is staying at scarborough. One OF
her sisters Is married to a Prussian, fact whlon
does not seem to b, known to the Generals enemies
IN Paris
the Governor General OF Flnlan0 Orderiug measures
TO be adopted Tor the Introduction OF universal liza
bilty TO military service the Grand Duchy, on the
basis OF the existing laws Of the land.
The Dundee Advertiser says-We hear that Birk.
hail. near Bailater. the estate oil his Royal High.
ness the Prince OF Wales IS not unlikely to he the
aulumn residence Of the Marquis OF Lorne anu the
Prlucess Louise. Blrkhall in about nine miles from
Balmoral and six from Abergeldle
The Weser Gazette says that IN Faidherbe's army
are about IL 900 marines aud sailors, commanded BY
naval 0ffioers, and IL Is due TO that circumstance
that the artll cry Is 50 excellent. The arming In
general OF these new troops IA very good but the
clothing and vlctualling leave much room for I'M
Pr0vement The soldiers have not received any pay
for months.
OF Berlin states that al the preliminary meeting
OF the London Conference, the Austrian Picn,pOLen-
tiary proposed that protocol should be signed oy
all the Powers condemnlns the principe or one
sided reputation or denunciatlOn OF treaty kus-
sia demurred to tins, but was induced by Prussia
and England to give In Its adhesion.
Emigration from the northwest departments OF
France to Jersey continues on an Increased scale.
ON the 2th ut two boats arrived at st. Heers. one
brought aDout nundrUd passengers. among whom
there was larger proportion OF macs than usual.
They had with them their personal luggage, but
there was not much baggage, The Granville boat
sighted two French men-of-war near the French
coast
The Dresden Journal publishes the reply OF King
Johann, TO the letter or the Emperor-King William
in reference to the acceptance OF the German i'm.
perial dignity. 1t says:-"May your Imperial aud
NCy Maes Wa sae nep OF GoG
meDced aud continued. May ITO iess the spirit Of
wise moderation which guides the steps OF your I'm
no distant period, III the benefits of an honorable,
lasting aud durable peace
European Turkey Is to be covered with network
OF Railways The total length or line In c0ntempa-
ton is about l.oO0 miles. and the route seected,
with the exception Of = short space III Bosnia has
already been approved by the Porte Surveys Of
hall this entrety are also 6elug actlvey pushed for
ward. The directors, after que deiiDerauon have
decided on the contract system OF work in pref
contracts have been entered into. One line OF over
$50 miles Is from ConStantlnope to Adrianople.
Another will run from Sal0niCa, through MucedOni0
and terminate at Useup. In Western Bulgaria. The
total lem IN Is l50 miles. line Of railway, nearly
100 miles IN length Will extend from Adrlanople,
through PLiilpopolis to Surlmby. near the Servian
frontier short line OF about seventy miles,
running from Novi TO BanTaluka, and intend.
ed to connect the Turkish aud Austrian lines II Is
hoped VIII De completed shortly.
The Versailles correspondent Of the London Ddtyy
NetbS speaks III the following manner regarding the
growing sympathy for the return OF the Bona
parles:- have learned from authoritative
sources, leaving no doubt whatever as to
the correctness OF the information, that the
peasants round Paris, and generally through
out the Department. or the seine-et-Otse
are manltesting distinct return 70 Iona.
partist sympathy Their desire l0r ocder and TOR
the protecuon Of their maae1ai interests incline
them earnestly towards the restoration OF the en-
pre- They suppose that no other lorm OF government
woulu give them The same curEY AMI from W hat
hear they would vote almost unant niousy for the
return Of Nap0leon II p.e0tscne were taken on the
question. This feeling is evidently growing aud
spreading every week. Private letters winch have
seen from prisoners Ia Germany announce that a
similar reaction Is taking place among them also.
Pubic opin on in the metropoi tan districts grow
ing vigorously against the republic and IT, authors
Rely upon 1t that the republic has thus very small
number or friends among the popuation OF this part
or France. This is the more significant because THIS
department has been antLinperial.r