The New York herald., 1871-09-04
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Courier Of Tarn ct Garonne states that there
have been a few cases OF cholera at Montauban, in
tnat department.
or the 900 persons under arrest for "1enouncing"
others, and thus exposing them 10 the violence OF
the Commune, at least two thousand are women.
They Will be tried.
part OF The household OF the exEmperor has
arrived at Arenenberg. IL il SAID his eX-Majesty
proposes 10 purchase the neghboring chateau Of
Saenstein anu others.
On the passage through Lyons of the Swiss who
took part in the Macon festival the demagogues par.
aded the red nag in their honor. significant. The
Macon festival lasted from the 9th TO the stn.
The "Order League" composed OF the friends OF
national, Communism and Atheism, Is rapidly ex-
tending It's organizations throughout France IL Is
proposed to call 1t ''Ihe CHRISTIAN Association Tor
the Delence OF Social Order"
The great Roumelian Railway is being rapidly
proceeded with. BY the end OF November 1O2 kilo-
metres OF the line nom Uscup to Salonica Will be
opened for traffic. Already trains with materials
for construction proceed distance VI more than
sixty kilometres along the line.
The Carlists in Spain are very active but very
closely watched. The principal leaders are OF
opInon, and instructions have been issued accord
lngly that no movement OF an armed nature should
take place this summer Those OF the second rank
are dissatisfied with this decision, and think every
thing promises success II a movement he COM
menced without iur,her discouraging postpone
ment.
while The new frontier between France and Ger
many was being drawn stone was found. be-
one side the inscription "TtTre az FTdnceV ana
doubtless formerly served as q landmark IL stands
exactly the Inc marked by Kiepert as the former
frontier OF the German bshopric OF Metz. and was
| 10 all appearance erected before 1862, when that
| city became French. II Is TO be hoped that the
stone Will now be preserved as an interesting his
torIcai memorial.
The police Of Paris have adopted an imaginary,
and, as II turns out, very successful, plan oil re-
gaming OF the art treasures and other valua-
| Dles which were stoen IRON the nghtiul owners
| during the reign OF the Commune. notice was
placarled IN various streets &c the effect tbat pre-
cous stones and the ike cou0 be disposed oi salts
| fac,ory at certain shop In a certain street. The
thieves fell into the trap went TO the street named
offered their plunde, Tor sale, and were, as c0nse-
Quencc. deprived Of II. and o tner Liberty al one
/ ana the same time.
| It's known generally that NJ. de Trevcneue and
| some OF his parliamentary colleagues have proposed
the formation OF o National Assembly al BOurges, 10
be composed OF the presidents vi the department com
mirtees. in case q revolution shonld overthrow the
| Assembly now IN session al Versailles. Ia Guenne
Of Bordeaux, commenting on thia, observes that II
proves the existence OF apprenensl0ns, ana that ~
behoovcs the Assembly rather TO concert measures
| for us defence and protection against revolution
| than TO cast about for place of refuge and con-
| tinuance OF legitimate authority, under difcules
| which IT should VIGOROUSLY prevent II ~ uesifes W
] do jts duty.