New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
FOREIGN NOTES.
The EnoI,Sh holders of Mex;con hord.

The Engllsh holders of Mexican bonds have
issued protest AZ inst the mortgage on part OF the
revenues OF the Repnbl,' which the Mexican Railway
company offers security w a loan OF s5o0)o0) which
II raising England The bon hOlders that they
have prior claim.
Vice-Admiral Sir II. Kellet on the British
Elvy. in dispatch dated the 9Th Of April says TAT he
had visited Shanghai. Hogo, and Osaka on his way 10
Yokohama, and found everything perfectly quiet and
satisfactory both in China aud Japan The River Peho
is again open to navigation The City Of Tentsin Ia
now perfectly safe for and the greatest order
continues 10 prevail among the inhabitants
The K0Inische ZeitUng protests against the
desire for the possession OF HcIgoand expressed by
Few German papers. The Berlin Vois Zeittng says, in
reference TO the same subject: "Hardly do we know
now the regancd part Germany Is to be organized
dd already do OyerzealOus hands east out nets for He'll
Eoahu, ia oTd9f to add to the number Of our enemies
tEnganu VINO has never disturbed peace, and who
lOr ages mas been our teacher in culture and industry
ana IN the legal establishment OF the political rights OF
not the sword but work il our occpation and not the
ieyyng OF contributions but industry is to make
TIndependance Beige of June % saws: "There
fresh Bonapartst Congress in Belgium Our Ostend
correspondent announced to the arrival in that town.
on Wednesday last by the steamer Count de Fandre of
Baron Jerome David, and Of NJ Clement Duyerpois ON
Saturday last, the nth inst, by the steamer BeeGe
The day before yesterday NJ Rpuher arrived at Brussels
furnished we assured. with full powers from his
august master the ex- Emperor Napoleon III Full
to say; but the meeting in Bel GUM OF the deplOrabe
celebrities Of the Imperial regime, at the moment when
France Is preparing for the electoral struggle, sufficiently
indicates that country continues to enjoy the dis
tnguscd honor Of serving center for the ntrgues
and dark maneuyers Of the cOnspTaOr of StrasbOurg
BOuOgne, and the I'd Of December"
The Madrid correspondent of The London
Standard writes June 49, During the afternoon OF yes
terday the clergy Of the Church Of st. Sebastian here
took into their heads TO have their gous procession
OF la Minerva celebrated. long line Of clergy, pre-
coded by band of music, and triumphal car contain
ing little child dressed Christ leading live lamb
with ringing Of bells, &c, went through the streets
Wherever the stupid procession appeared the people un
covered ana bent the knee. young American VINO
IA He'd do this was nj the nstga0n OF the priest VINO
led the procession, attacked by four men, ana WOuld
have been killed but for the interference Of some poor
women, who rushed in between him and his assaant5
and who got him safely into the doorway of his Motel
He had begun fight bravelY but ndscreety, and the
next moment would have been stabbed. 80 much Tor
Hbert1d de cOs in Spain AS he Il brother OF the sec
Rotary Of Sckes, the latter intends 10 take IL up
and il be hoped he will be able TO obtain from the
Government assurances that foreigners who do not be-
lieye in these POpsh absurdes may be absoyed from
the humiliation Of bowling down 10 them or else losing
their lives"