The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.


tho cholera is raging III all the ports OF the Persian
Gulf.
Blanqui is said to be stIn In hiding. He has not
yet shown himself at the Hotel de ville
n Rochcfort who passed the time OF his con-
valescence ct lie Mans, Is now in Paris.
Five Of the principal Paris clubs have taken quar-
scrs at the Hotel des Reservoirs in Versailles.
monument is to be erected In Triest for the late
Emperor Macmillan Of Mexico. II VIII cost 119,0oO
francs.
The viceroy Of Egypt has asked permission of the
Sultan to issue loan Of six millions. The request
has been refused.
citizens Delescluze and Gourmet have resigned as
Deputies OF the Assembly, and are now members Of
the Commune OF Paris.
Sebastopol Is now being fortified by tho Russian
government on gigantic scale. Thus vanlshes the
last vestige OF the Crlmean war.
It may BIO as well 10 state that General Chanzy
arrived ut Versailles on foot, through the woods,
not thinking the journey BY railway at all safe.
M. THEIRS declared in the Assembly that he per-
sonally was opposed to the plan OF attacking Mont.
martre but that mad ceded to the pressure which
on all sides had been exerted upon him.
The Figaro mas 1t that the 5o0,oooOoo indemnify
Harcn 81 are now in the hans OF the Versales GOV.
eminent ready for their destination.
A bill for the suppression OF the gambling estab-
Ministry to the Chamber Of Representa,ives. The
bin provides for the paym It OF two millions indem.
nifty to the city OF Spa fC the loss OF this Important
attraction.
The Brussels No7d announces that, according 10
advlces from The Hague the initiative taken by the
OF .ne ~ 70 ray Ss eay a e
successful. Austria has made similar proposal 10
Prince Bismarck
The British government not only authorizes but
derives q handsome income from the many gam
bling hels IN Hong Kong. The licenses for such
q month.
shining lights Of the Central COMMITTEES in Paris, had
been condemned to death and executed turns out
TO be false. After violent discussion he was ar
rested by order VI the Committee and taken to the
Conciergerie where he remained two days. On
battalions OF the raubOurgs.
The Courier du HARE publishes an article In
which, In reference TO the anti-Prussian leagues
now being formed M, suggests that France should
1t proposes that no foreigner shall BIO permitted to
exercise any trade or profession, or TO occupy
tory without having beon naturalized or having
there.
The Chinese Embassy, numbering foriy-two per-
sons, whose arrival IN Paris has been announced,
rented hotel On the Avenue d'Antin. The Embassy
OF Its government Tor the massacre Of the French
f res ~ ti9 Chinese Is u at versailles or at
These Cinnamon are tho hearers OF numerous pre-
SCENTS TO the French government. Here Is chance
LOT the empty cash-boxes OF the Commune
Ine Lausanne Gazette gycs an account OF o fear
al railway accident OF CoiOmbler, near Eeuchatel.
Train conveying French soldiers returning home
irsm ,Witzerland was turned on the line on sidng
inreugn an error or the polntalan and ran With yA0
.ence On q number OF trucks laden with coal. La
snis disaster twentyonc men. intending the guard.
more OF less serious. second accident occurred
2, M0utemont by an engine quitting the rails and
blocking up the traffic for time, but no serious
CONSEQUENCES ensucds-