New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Shah of Persia, who has announced,
through his representatives at the various European
Courts, his intention to visit Europe in the Spring VIII
first go Petersburg, thence to Berlin and Lonion,
passing onward to Paris. BY invitation OF te emperor
of AUSTRIA he will visit the Universal Exhibition a.
Vienna
sister of Mr.. Surgeons is preaching with
much success Wllnghau village in Cambrid-esAse,
England where her husband Is a Baptist clergyman.
The cases from Wingham tried before the local bench
have decreased to such extent that the police auh0r
have expressed their thanks to the lady preacher S
being the instrument Of the Improvement
The SUiSs Times, a journal hitherto published
at Geneva in the English language and which was very
successful in securing information respecting The Arb
tratOn under the Treaty Of Washington is extending
editions at Rome and Nice. This undertaking
promises TO be conducted in the spirit Of enterprise
which already secured for the Journal prominent
position on the continent Of Europe.
Among other rumors OF the day in France il
effect that the State having claimed from Louis
Napoleon of 10000, advanced the civil list nc
the outbreak Of the war; notice was given to Mons.
Pieri aud ROuher that the houses occupied by them
would be considered imperial properly anu s.zad on
that account THIS, hOweYerl Is said was prevented
by the Emperor sending check for the money accom-
panied by orders to sell the houses 20 the highest bidders
The Canadians are invited to declare their
independence. in palmer words than it has used hther
to- by The LondOH.T which says 20 them in recent
article From this time forth look after your Own bust
yourselves; yOu are big enough, YOU are strong
enough you arcsntelhgent enough and If there wcro
any deficiency any these points il would be sup
piled by the education OF selfrelaucc We both
should be relieved from it rake up your freedom yoar
days of apprenticeship are oyer.'
Mr.. John Stuart Mil, in acknowledging the
receipt of the programme Of the Nottingham branch Of
the Workingmen's International Association observes
that he fluids much to approve in the principles OF the
Association, and little if anything from which he posi-
lively dissents. lie suggests, however that the Assoo
Of the political and social revolution" which he re-
CARDS as an uhmeahlng phrase borrower rom the
cal ideas of any person Of democratic opinions who hap
pens to be using it,"
The new English irOn-clad monitor Deyasta-
ton officially tried on Oct 81 with very successful
results She reached a speed the measured mile Of
ISL knots, while her steering in circles and half circles Is
the best recorded Of any large ship Although there
q pretty stif sea when she tried t had not the
slightest effect her dead weight Of 10000 tuus, that
ternay she is said TO be combination OF coal mine,
factory and an cngine-shop. She has no fewer taan
thrtyfOur distinct aud separate ste1mengLcs for va
rous purposes. Her cost was over S2j0,0O)
The Pope, during an interview he recently
granted to "high political personage" Is repouedto
have said 1t is frequently asked if Will leave Rome
and the Vatican and when l shall do My reply 4
very simple. I shall leave the Vatican until The day
comes when can longer by remaining there govern
the Catholic world. Until now the Powers which have
remained faithful have accredited ambassadors 70 me,
in whom can place entire confidence. and, thanks 10
whom my words are certain 70 reach te Whoe catholic
world. But when am no longer sure That my words are
them, then 1t will become my duty to leave This city"
The Pope, in one of his most recent allocu-
TONS referred 10 the welcome accorded IN Rome to NJ.
Renan "What has pass (sl.d ho) in the cap.
ital OF Catholicism What scandal have the guardian
angels Of the City OF Rome behcdl There comes TO
Rome European blasphemer; yes, to Rome, a man
who denies the divinity Of Jesus Christ and the people
designate this parsonage IN the Journals lustr.
man, honor to the country they invite aim into
a circle where old Seminarlss shaking hands
with him, and barbarOusy. stupidity, cyncay cougrat-
uatlng themselves and thus exposing ah tner lmpn-
make war against the spiritual which, repeat again,
is indestrucubleW
The Morning Post, the oldest of the London
papers, completed its hundredth year on Now l. The
first number issued the 81 OF November l7i2 10
years before the establishment Of The Times The list OF
contributors to The Post during the century It's exist
ence nor- che names Of Charles Lamb, souhey Cole
ridge Sir James Mackinto-h Arthur Ions Wordsworth,
Thomas Moore, william Jordan, an ...... .. .as,..
The paper has frequently changed hands and az one
perOu IN ne history was no less parsonage
than the Prince Regent IL has long given up ATTEMPT
and Importance Of its IL is now hc organ of the
arisoeracy, and ITS fashionable intelligence is its
speciality.
Mr.. Baxter member of the British Parlia-
ment and Secretary OF the Treasury addressed his con
stituents at Montrose the 3ist OF October He re-
garded the Geneva Arbitration one OF the greatest m
umphs of civilization In country In speaking OF the
present enormous expenditure OF the British Army and
Navy he inquired whether It justinabe under the
present policy OF the Government, and added "Then
comes the question seeing that we are IN far better
position TO light than before both by land
ana water-seelng that we can build ships, and make
torpedOes' and prepare defenses, had~anost said
times faster than other nationsis there necessity
To Keep up forces surely too large required pur.
poses OF mere defense We have deliberately given up
the policy OF interfering In continental disputes We are
Constantlnople, and hoIb all people believe no
longer In invasion"
The French Government has been initiating
the Germans their Treatment About slgnor seYez