The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

Victor Hugo Is IN Brussels
NJ Bonjean President OF the Paris Court OF APP
Deais, has been arrested by the insurgents.
The Gdulofs, Figaro, Sotr MOniteur and Journal
OHoseI have installed themselves at Versailles.
Prince George OF Oldenbur0 died OF the cholera at
ST Petersburg on March II. he was twenty three
years old.
Consnntinople telegram states that the Porte
bankers.
The return to France OF the French prisoners
taken to Germany has been stopped by the Prussans
tlu further orders.
The city OF Lyons Is flooded with Bonapartist pro-
CARNATIONS. They are sent Dy mall In sealed enve-
aopes, to all the citizens.
The Journal de Aau'e says that Cont, the ex-Em-
perOr'S former private secretary, has been seen In
Paris, distributing money to Bonapartst agents.
,-Colonels Langois and schoecher and Admiral
Salsset nave been condemned TO death, par cOntu-
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Boulogne is the headquarters OF Bonapartst in.
trlgues. 1t is SAID That the whole movement is
directed by the ex-Empress Eugene.
letter from verviers Belgium states that Mar
shall LebHuf, accompanied by his family, have
passed through that town en- route Tor Brussels
In Frankfort NJ. de Rothschild and M. Sonnetman.
editor Of the Frankfort Gazette were the candidates
for the German Diet. Alter close contest NJ. SON.
netman was elected by Il majority OF 100.
Four individuals who were implicated In the
Aassination OF Commander Arnaud were sentenced TO
death BY the Council Of war at Lyons. Several
others we're sentenced to various terms OF penal SER
vitude
The Cologne Gazette has a telegram stating that
Gr. Bancroft the United States Minister to Berlin,
would resign LIS post next October, In order to
retire into private fe and that Mr.. Orth Is desig
mated for that mission.
The tric0lored flag is still floating from the steeple
OF the cathedral IN detz. Inc giddy height and
lghtncss OF this steeple renders Its ascension very
perilOus enterprise and, spite OF the rewards Of
Tered by the German authorities, has yet
been found TO take 1t down.
The North German Gazette has learned that seve-
raj young Englisnmen students OF the Polytechnic
School IN Zurich, have hastily lett that town avoid
arrest in consequence OF their having been Identi-
fed as active members OF the mob that stormed the
10nhalle and attacked the Germans and SWISS who
were present at the Peace Festival.
meeting. presided over by M. Assy, was held by
the Revolutionary Committee on Marcn 81, at the
Hotel de vile. One Oh the members proposed that
che property OF all the deputies, senators and
listers VINO voted for the war against Prussia should
be 0ondscated and sold, the proceeds 10 be used
ward the payment OF The German indemnity. The
proposition was adopted.
OF all the carriages belonging to the ex.Emperor
and requisitOned py the Government Of the National
Defence only two remain at the Hotel dc Wife, They
have served successlvey Napoleon ILL.,. Gambetta
Gals BizOin, Rochef0rt Etenne Arago, Jules Ferry,
and are, since the 18th, at the disposal OF the Cti
Assy and Lullier. The Others are at Versailles
for the use Of the government.