The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-30
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

General Ignatien the Russian Minister at Con-
staniinople, has lett his post for st. Petersburg.
--Genera& Sickles United States Minister to
Madrid, Is at present IN Paris on short leave Of
absence.
The letter OF the Empress Eugene. which FIRST
appeared In the HERALD, addressed to the Ouch
ess de Mouchy.
Count Antonelli brother OF the Cardinal.
passed through Paris on his way to Lon don, where
he arrived a few days ago.
The Antoneli whose arrival at Florence has
caused such futter among newspapers IS only the
father OF His EmDence the Cardinal.
--G General Fadherbe has been sent by the
French government TO Switzerland to study the
military organization OF that country.
Tho King and Queen OF Denmark Will accom-
pany their sOn-the King or Greece-on his return
10 Athens, and spend the winter there.
The Queen of the Belgians arrived at Pestn,
Hungary. on August 5. Sue was received by the
Archduke Joseph ana the Governor OF the city.
NJ. Theirs 1t is confidently asserted c)ntem-
plates visit to Prince Bismarck at an early day.
The precise OBJECT OF the coming interview does not
appear.
Madame la Marechale Bazaine. 1t is stated,
went to Brussels to ask an audience Of she Count ds
dlstEct rerusals gave up the attempt.
---Genera Cordoya, the new Spanish Minister for
War, IL SAID to be busily engaged IN the equipment
OF a body OF 5000 men, who are to be sent out
against the Insurgents IN Cuba AS soon as possible.
Count 8ray's post In the Bavarian Ministry Is
st untitled, and the MN sterIa crisis shows no sign
q
and the ulramontanes In Bavaria Is caly growing
neleer.
The Prince Of the Asturas son OF Queen Isa-
bella was lately betrothed TO Mercedes daughter Of
the Duke de MOntpenster, at the chateau OF Mon.
desne. France. IN the presence OF queen Isabella
and her mother Queen CHRISTINA or Spain
The Baron de Kuoech, Austrian Minister to
Florence, In order TO AVOID going tORome has asked
10 be relieved and appointed 10 another post His
successor at Florence VIII be, II Is said. Count
WntZthum, OF Saxon origin ana q Protestant, W no
formerly represented Austria AZ Brussels.
The ArchbIshops who have petitioned the As
senby, m their own name ana tnat OF their saara'
! namely Tours. Toulouse, Auch ChamDery, Rennes,
! Sens AK, Bourges and bordeaux. The Archbishops
| OF Reims and Avlgnon nave addressed themselves
! privately 10 NJ. Theirs
! king Victor Emm is now on sporting
| excursion IN the mountains of AoSta. lie has even
! gone beyond Nalsavarancne 10 chase the Wild goat.
lie and his followers are encamped In tents In those
high regions. the royal party says the Nntid, has
been exposed the severest cold, and could enjoy
In the miduie OF July, the spectacle OF heavy snow
storm. The King has khled quite number Of
| ANIMALS.
made arrangements with the Bank Of France for thd
payment OF a talri ave hundred millions 20 Prussia
This would Immediately relieve the departments Oi
The Disc Seine ct Oise, seine ct Marine, Seine and
the forts around Paris rom Prussian occupation
me evacuation OF the mSoys PLACES w r oe sn ran
DOW In those departments VIII be concentrated In
the portions OF Aisace and Lorraine retained Dy
| France.
| --Cosma Couremenos the famous Greek brig
and notorious for his numberless crimes, committed
both in Turkey and IN Greece was some time ago
apprehen1ed by The Hellenic authorizes at vonltza
| When brought before Cour dAssses all the
charges were clearly established against him, but
| the Jury returned verdict OF acqulttai, on the
ground that the crimes tins man committed In
Greece expiated by meritorious act OF his IN
TurKey-ihat OF staying three Mussulmans at Poll
CASTRO IN crete. The Hellenic authorities, indig-
| nanJ at the monstrous Indulgence thus shown To
ery, and intend submitting MIN to another trial
! upon other charges.