New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Archbishop of Breslau mas an amman
income OF sos,@" A.
Madame Lang of Ammergau announces that
An, ert of the Passion Play is hHedfor
June "a The other days are July 30 l6 TO- ana So' Aug
g "a. 90 and %; sept. $. g. Il, ana "a
Tbe Vienna Common Council has decided to
have ymnasic exercises introduced into the female de-
rar,msut Of the public schools as necessary branch OF
education ladies are now oeing uTleu WIN We" W
their becoming teachers OF gynnssucs.
Some hundred years ago Prince Dietrichstein
,od his snesian property 10 the Great Frederick for
ss Ss ducats The Third OF ducat then for the first
time carried the roys mint, especially TO complete
This sum one year the lsst Of The D!etrcnsieins
ass ASST duoats untouched and unused.
The Paris Steele points cut that the old revolu-
tonary calendar which the Communists propose to re
,ive very grave defects. week of 10 days; day
Of % hours and months having uniformly so days each
The months by Fabre dEgrantne 1t also shows are based
upon the climate Of Paris, and are not suItAoe Io Jus
greater part OF France.
Mazzni says that the despotism of Louis
Napoleon oxtuguished all the fire Of the Marseillase,
and when the French people permitted to sing IT,
at the breaking Of the the great Invocation OF
freedom only empty words 10 which the sOn OF INC
Napoleon the Nero o France. the tyTudeSiroyor u DIS
country the monster OF an Unb-ioled esotsn.
While at Versailles, the Emperor William
lost favorite dog and offered 200 halers for its recov-
y
slds of GrossBodungen, who was then serving as as,
fAn6vehrsnan. He declined the offered reward eet
asked the Emperor 70 present TO his company or X
shooters az nome one OF the cannon caps III -
French The gun st sent, and on lts a,[ 49,
received IL the village with mueh Pr'ae ""' e'
reJoIclngS.
Compulsory education il appears, is meeunS
With some resistance in Scotland. one of the nemoers
Of School Board was recently discussing the que'on
with an elector OF Scotch town, who addressed MN h a
fellows: We'll. master ana Is ,Gis bIS eGdvcate nv
ehdrcn whether Ike i or not inc inenUg how W thew
must be eddycated; says how they mHs'n #" anu 'N'
shaut I'll drown EN- nISt.
The Vienna Neae Freie PreSSe cites the fol-
lowing letter Of the Duke Of wellington as an aVo1fh
nent for Of the ways in which history repeats lS
q, "a, Pa, 1,,iral ne Hon GsSaaK BaNeEIri.
So: Ts =" ~ honor Of an Preach oferr klcs m,D who
Eos sbessh 20 English has sent by Fface IN eIcsnse
susu &c. "hII''O4V''
IL will be remembered that some time ago
description was given OF unique gold pen-a perfect
Imitation Of a goose-qu and incrusted with diamonds
which were made expressly for Prince assumes az
that mace who request ed that the treaty of peace should
&c siIeg 6hspccnor related Win manifest gTatho4
tlu t. history of this precious pune ~ some fIe4cH
gentlemen who happened TO be present.
The following shows the effect of cotempo-
raneous history upon the autograph mania At alate sale
tran E,nbas.alor sold for few sous long one Of Min
tter Won Mschlers brought only some erosoh hen while
few ines in Won oons & ' Pri,c f
saxuy had written went for seven thalera. Bnt BIS
marcks autograph was c0uslicTed cheip al -
hle thai his colleague. Baron Won Beust OF AUSTRIA
BROUGHT hut o single thGler
II Is proposed 10 open in Frankfort n sort OF
commercial Intelligence Office TO he called German
American Bureau which is designed TO supply the Ger
,p holders Of American securities with Information as
90 fnauci, anr. in this country. Merchants, manu-,
fa.ture~s and eigJuts VIII also he put h posasOlUl
.G f,s ab0ut American matters they may require;
go ,ero AGENTS. are to be engaged IL all parts " the
Efatrs o. forward % the Cst0bl@ilen te ldteH nm
nost important news In connection with ms ehtofriSe
H. ~ be Issued weekly journal, 10 be called Inc De"l'h
AmerfkaHiScher de0H0mSL
Gen. Werder, who at 3 critical period inter
posed with q handful Of men against BourbalI's IN
yssn o. Germany has just been presented by number
Of American residents and soourners in Vienna with
a. es.-t.y executed complimentary address bound IN
red ys,yct lad ornamened with des;Sa in gold ara
enamel representing the Imperial German eagle ana TIE
fsgs OF GERMANY and America The ad1ress WI "N'
COMPOSED by some literary American residing IA Ie,'
whose name IS not gwen, Is ooth German anu Lss!
j. begins with e2pre s!ng the best Wh OF Ahe.Ga 10.
German unity aud prosperity and ends by gaming 10Y
grand and welcoming cncer Tor the German Empire
France Will have to pay 5,00C,OOO0OO francs
70 Germany az indemnity. This, in i've franc gold
pieces. would weigh 100000 pounds ayoirdupo!s. To
transport all this gold by rail. supposing each car to
carry 1000 pounds train OF 5000 cars would be required
When spread the ground, one touching me other
these dyelalc rod pieces WoH4d rcach almost aao. 1
TIC globe tve-fTdne pieces enough 70 mat Ir5
amount we're placed one above the other they roud
make column q gold leIC miles III mgn1i a. ms j
tie rectlon OF BcrE, Berlin would be only onethFo OF
tie whole reached by the coin at the top OF tAe
column quick cashier able 10 count 1000 fye-franc
reces i'm an hour supposne that he commenced Of the
he 81 So e1 T1fa e in n' cae he Should count eight
hours daily Tor 800 days every year
When the ENJOYS of NJ. de Rothschild paid
The war contributions Of Paris, 2OOooooO francs, at
tt,1or D. c1fn ~,
among tie others. The quick eye OF PTussian Official
NJ once detected il aud the bill thrown out. Roths-
shds people insisted that It genuine and must be
accepted otherwise they would return 70 Paris with All
ther rolls OF notes ana SACKS 81 CON- WIN tnat t
eIacness which is the glory o. Prusan routine, C0unt
Bismarck mi lrncd OF tho understanding.
lie answered: "Herr Director, accept the bill. VII
IlseI uahe up nc NCugl anu pitso Va We Jul ,.
note Inemen0 Of TINS great day. great war about
nothing moro tangible than Chateau on ESpdgne na5
Just been concluded between two great Powers; ana
cant afford. Just on the heel OF H. 30 turn around and de-
clare with the house Of RothsChd, the sixth Great
European Power, account Of (Gse % haler nOtsF"
A fearful story of suffering is revealed in the
report just published by The Gazette Of India. Of the r
kai hreeold famine Of grass grain, and rain, which
occurred in lSls59 with fghtful severity 10000
square miles Of RpOotans surprising in intensity any
which has occurred since 1872 and almost eouang that
of 1901 Of which the record ia preserved that three
Quarters OF the cattle died and that man alto man. The
scaIty crops which struggled up in spite Of drOuth
me starved people and terrible fever followed strkig
Gown the entire population The deaths from this latter
alone put down at 20 per cent Of the inhaD
tants while in of the Marwaree districts they
a. high as onethird. Taking the most moderate OF the
statistics furnished the local authorities calculate that IN
MarWaT and Ajmere and the other districts 10 less than
90 600 human beings died OF disease aud starvation
The ainncs or periods Of unusual scarcity which act
k4pOOtana have hitherto REQUIRED at intervals OF some
ten or twelve years
The second pamphlet written by Napoleon Ill,
Of wBbemshOhe has been published at Brussels 1t is
on the Military Organization OF the North German
Army and contains remarks the causes OF tho
french defeats Before the mlsfortunes Of 1870" he