New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
FOREIGR NOTES.

The Lord Mayor of London gave dinner 10
the Bishopa 6.i July g. The Archblshop Of Armagh.
speaking for the hrchbshOps and Bishops said iha5 te
Irish Church had now thrown Itself entirely on s peo
every commitment i'm t was called upon o. take pIr in
rebuilding Tie Church. and tho call had mes VIA very
kcdrty response.
A correspondent at Schaflhausea, writing 10
the journal de Gcnece, reports tho following case OF
religious persecution in Switzerland: "a young man
admitted TO the Communion 1862 ard now aged o. he's
been condemned, AZ the instance of tho pastor Of h
parish to francs hne and17 francs costs Tor moi having
zargcn; he had been Tor the last i've vel let In charge
OF the works on Tho prolelty OF his iater, who j. p
years of age, and under treatment by IN C.l,isf
The ecclesiastical tribunal was wholly indifferent to
those circumstances, and soon ut.ufs VIZ p.o-
n0unced ordered the delinquent 10 b. appchcndcd aud
thrown into prison."
The Indictment upon which NJ. De Roche
fort IA 70 10 tried contain the f)o5 :,ur counts,
'1 Provocation 10 hatred among the citzuL Inoito
ment to civil and phage. 3. Publication OF false
news and spurious dispatches, moving them 70 be false
-cOnscqucntly oOuEtcrfctug pablo and private writ
ines 4. Completely in murder ny nsligaing the arrest
ana execution o. the hostages" Tie fTic0i OF the cN
Minister OF the Natobal Defense deny the stories that
hay0 boon PIT elt re- Tllg ms postton ana W'aS.
They asFert that hc Il IN uONie cast down. but It
must be admitted that his position with such ii3t OF
charges, and the members OF court martial IOi MS
judges, il y sufficiently serious one
Tie LeUaut Herald says the T&rkish authOri-
ties have Just given another proof Of their sincerity n
enforcing tho AGAINST the traffic In slaves. Tho Sin-
ister Of Police having received information that six
young neresscs in charge of guardian were conducted
about certain quarters OF Stdmb6u in mysterious man
ner and suspccng transaction IN slaves. ordered tho
Immediate arrest OF the party. This DONE and, on
being nterrogated by Iusn Pasha, the woman stated
that Il uCno.ses Lad been brought by O sldFecatr r
from TrpOli, in BarbaTy, in a Turkish snip, which on
arriving SefanO, had cast anchor there ana haC
the six girls thon present had been sent to samboa TO
be sold the others remaining on board TO await th
turn. g." asel wa fc,, u % o tel -lby loaded wa
ali but in an cbSc;fe part Of the held were
tie 2t other negrcs.cs in cif'Te Y. 4hs sceOhu sa'
dealer They were formally declared Tree - ~
ties and have since then been placed out d PAD Sc y
dealers, meanwhe, together with tho captain oil the
ship, are Ia prison awaiting traL
In the House of Lords of Great britain, on
the Sd OF July Lord strathnan moved for returns cG
tive to recruiting for the army. In doing 70 he
said that Mr.. Cariwclrs scheme for the rcorgan'z-
alton Of the army contemplated an army in the
first fine ana reserves In the second and third lines,
the reserves 10 DO composed OF the men who had
passed their term Of service tie amy. IL was based
on the Pru sian pan entire forgctful'ss OF the fact
that la Prussia there was compulsory enlistment which
brought the choicest part Of the manhood Of the country
into tie ranks Of the army and il thus possible TO
transle them after certain period OF service 70 Tue
ranks Of the reserve without unduly weakening the
army. In England however, there was no c0nscrptOn'
Lord ludhurs expressed his qualification that the war
Office had determined longer to send raw boys 10
India Lord NOTthbrOOk adYcrted 10 the Immense ln
condition OF the private soldier OF le
wears He also cited statistics relative to the mortality
Of Tho troops in India showing hat the rate had dGii
ished from co per 1000 to nearly half that number