New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
FoPTIGN NOTES.

- q meeting Of the Republican Club Of
Dundee, IL scotland, the 2jth Of July, petition TO
the House OF Commons adopted against the proposed
III, vision for Prince Arthur
A large number of Deputies in the French
assembly have sent IN petition for dissolution Of the
National Guard Throughout the whole French territory.
Tur. the Nation Guard Of Paris and NaiSelues have
been di armed aud some stops have been taken III the
same direction at Lyons and Toulouse
For some time ii has been rlmOred in En-
GLAND that carcoes Of -lvc- Iave landed remote
rars Of Cuba The intercclt by the Spanish Government
in his question which has been the subject Of constant
diplomatic representations on The part OF England and
tc subject OF discussion in th'Brt,h Parliament Is very
great.
A Paris correspondent, writing July 49, after
the debate on the bishops Petition" says; In po-
cal circles il is given out that NJ Theirs and NJ Gam
beta have struck ny unholy alliance II TIL, be true
there are evil DAYS vet in store for France Ii ~ per-
fcctIy clear from Yesterdays division, mat neither
THEIRS IoT Gamhet,d have majority, ana IL If equally
clean that the majority have 10 leader"
A letter from Vienna states that, notwitb-
standing the diversity of language in the AustroHmga-
ran Empire aud the low standard Of education in many
provinces three years if properly employed, suffice Tor
producing Al least az efficient infantry artillery and cav
acn A. the much longer service under the old SYSTEM
mere are now in the Empire systems of promotion
NV seniority and by selection A fixed quota OF VUan-
dos i'm ccl regiment j. filed by selection, and the rest
aud he most nur.ronsJ by seniority. In the artillery
and engineer corps It has been found most cectua TO
VET he now, Of seleclon in the officers Themselves,
WHO in such usually elect the best man to the va
carcy, they arc generally far better acquainted Win
Gao h others qualities than the commanding officer.
Andcrwarl, the retiring President of the Swiss
Federal Council. opened the Summer session of the
National Council 10y speech in which he said that the
social comes Enthusiastically forward AS an essen
italy leading aud mpcliing element IN the frghtfuI
catastrophe OF Paris But existing ideas cannot be set
aside by the bare means OF repression, aud various
aUpcarancos point to this: that the social
question advances in It'd development, and sometimes
plays over the swiss boundaries. Happily the
contrast OF rich and poor Of capital and labor has NOT III
Switzerland created that deep gulf the upper strata OF
society have gwen that agtating example OF luxury
cortiOn and meIcioss Ccotsm the lower classes are
moi flied with that deadly hatred against the better htu
atoa which may al De seen IN OtDer lands. Inc STATE
snould while taking Che bodily and spiritual develop,
,ut AZ minors under its especial care ann at ntitef anu
increased school instruction for all classes The work
man should when hs strength fails him aud he becomes
r and sit be assured freedom OF settlement ana an
cX Silence worthy Of humanity, and II should not DC
possible 10 push linn lithcr and thither IKE an rksome
hurlCn