The New York herald., 1871-11-10
y REsGN PERsoysE GOSSIP.

Victor Hugo edits the Paris Rappe.
--Father Hyaclntho intends TO preach series OF
sermons In Paris.
--Kha Sheriff Pacha has been appointed Turk
ish Minister TO Vienna
The Empress Eugene, 1t IS said, VIII shortly
embark az Lisbon for England.
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess or Italy
win return 10 Rome end OF October
--Garibaldi Is writing q book OF his lie, which
Is only TO be puhlisaed after his death.
The Due d'Aumale has been elected Councillor
General In the Department de rOse for the District
OF ChcrmOnt.
The Emperor OF Germany's speech In opening
the German Parliament has been very favorably
received at Vienna.
Prince Bismarck's regular allowance or brandy
while travelling, according to the 6aulois, is bottle
and half per diem.
The Emperor OF Austria is expected TO pay
visit TO the Emperor OF Germany at Berlin toward
tne ebd Of this month. 49, 80
MIR Leon say has received an order TO replant
the Bos de Boulogne and Meudon with trees fifteen
or twenty years OF nge.
With Sssa5sa f SlEys Ep anss nss @s s1asss
opposite The Hotel Bazilewski
M. Theirs has expressed himself in favor Of
Communication OF the sentences OF the Communists
who have been condemned to death.
Sir II. Wallace mas offered TO erect drinking
fountains III the working quarters OF Paris. Tncy
are TO be built on the English model
Mr.. Bruce, In reply TO one OF his constituents,
says ne does not think the appointment OF o Secre-
tary OF state for Scotland would materially facllltale
Colonel Hickie, who was mentioned as pro
bable candidate for the representation OF Kerry on
home rule prneiples, mas as yet given no ofnciai
1ntimation OF his Intentions
Marshal Bazaine's examination respecting
the Of Metz VIII first occupy the attention
Of the Committee Of Inquiry into the different capi-
I'm
The Emperor Of China s, says the Coairter
Dfpiondtique, about to be married. AS on such an
CERTAIN 1 ases tax are
The Due de Gulse who, Notwithstanding his
delicate health, Is destined for military career, Is
70 oser ~ inc S,s snss sour
The Pope snort time ago gave audience to q
depuatlon from the Catholic laty OF Turn, who
presented nun W am album bound IN
-Kossuth, It is said has issued manifesto de.
mending the separation OF Hungary from Austria
hs appeals to TO :ne Mssyars Cr9s Waachans
cOnfederacy.
The Princess Imperial OF Russia has passed
where she rejolns Inc Imperial family. General ig.
naten accompanied Her Imperial Highness from
COnstanunople.
M. Benedett,s book, called my justification,
Dispatches and Confidential Letters addressed to
ing the last six Years." VIII be issued shortly.
The Emperor william has conferred the newly
founded Cross 9! Merit upon Baroness Charles dc
Rothschild as distinction for merlJorlous services
In tending the sick and wounded during the war.
the Insignia OF the order are accompanied by an an
t0grapn letter from Empress Augusta.
|. III sir Patrick O'Brlen accept Office under the
government, the Hon. Captain King Harman VIII
contest the Kings county on Homo Rule principles.
and that he viii have clean walk over, as the
Kings county Is the one where his estates are, and
one moreover in which he Is very popular
The Duke do Nemonrs, Duke d'Aumale, Duke
dAlencOn and Duke de Guise were at The Chanuy
races on sunday, the 10Th u ana occupied the royal
stand whick had not been used for the last twenty
years Napoleon ILL attended THIS meeting when
ton al Chantlly that he never returned there
M Jules Caretie recalls, In the Jad6pendonce
Beige, the famous treaty between the ex-DuKe OF
Brunswick ana LOUIS Napoleon, when he was prls.
oner at Ham, as " Is published In the "Llfe and
Correspondence Of Thomas S,lngsby Duncombe,r
and suggests that Napoleon perhaps commenced
the war against Germany TO fulfil MS engagement
towards the ex-Duke TO place hn on the throne Of
Germany.
DIR. Manning in an eloquent lecture on pro-
extent, IN external unity, IN in,ernal unity or ah
ana IN sen e7enSei thaS % .ne na,ons were depart
uon In faith, unity and morals That civilization was
becoming more aud more MATERIAL though less
moral; tnat modern CIVILIZATION was therefore, not
progressing; tnat nations were mol growing happier;
iha society was not more solid and safe, but the
anarchica and stubborn.
M. Jules Richard, In remarkab article in the
the maj ority OF Frenc6men don't seem 10 Usre nat
becomes OF France ''If the x-Emperor, y he says,
'were to make another coup d'Gtdt tonight. 8nc
dissolve the Chamber and Issue OF his seductive
proclaInatonS tomorrow, what would be the
answer I'm, ddn1ei After all, we may well
have HIM anybody ese At least, he Will give MS
order dare say he Is not so bad "a he Is painted.'r
Such Is the reply NJ. Richard believes twenry-n mine
out OF every thirty Frenchmen would make.
--General Cremer, named to that rank by NJ
Gambetta, and TO whom the committee for the reyi
sion OF grades assigned his ola grade OF Chef d'cs
cadroD, has addressed a letter to the Minister OF
War, In which he tenders his resignation, content
ing nimsef,' he says, las recOmpense for fifteen
years. service with having seen his property con
fiscated his father eXed, his brother killed and his
native province ceded." $50 much happiness no
remarks, ''eads me TO doubt what the future which
you provide for me may produce, and prefer TO
walt as a simple citizen the occasion Of again max
ing war against the Prussians.n