New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

The University of Pesth has chosen for its
rector NJ Hatala Catholic priest and decided oppo-
nent of the syllabus the Papal InfabIity dogma and
other recent Papal Innovations
NJ Cerfbeer, the French captain of Mobiles,
who was lately sentenced TO death for DESERVING to the
enemy" and who defended himself the ground that
his oath OF allegiance only bOugd him 10 the Emperor
and to the Government which superseded bui mas
had his sentence committed to simple banshment ior
ten years
Dupont. one of the Communists now lying
the prison at Satory under sentence OF DEATH lately
attempted commit suicide by beating out his brains
against the prison walls, and he very nearly succeeded
one OF the features connected with these ex
ocutons that those sentenced TO death never know TIL
they called out when they viii be shot, and they i've,
consequently, IN daily fear
Livingtone's letters continue to bear fruit.
most influential deputaton waited upon Earl Gran
vile on Aug urge him to take measures for the sup
preston Of the slave trade In East Africa Lord Gran
Vile assured the deputation that he thorougny con
sought cooperation OF America and several European
powers from most of which favorable replies had Deen
received
The German authorities closed the church
OF the Jesults Posen August l. 1t was minated to
the fathers that longer being recognized religious
community they will have abstain from every ecces
ilstcal act notably from saying mass teaching preach
ing cOnfessing, and visiting the sick They allowed
to reside the convent until they declare, within fixed
delay whether they wish to remain ID Prussia o. 70 em
crate. Similar measures have been taken al PaderDorn
schrimm, aud Minister.
NJ. Louis Blanc signs an article in the Rap
pei atributng the marvellous suggestion Of Mr. Horace
Greeeys canddature the United States, and espe-
cay among the former partisans OF Slavery, whom he
opposed with all his heart and SOUL to the fact that the
instant the civil over and the South conquered
he proposed amnesty. The object OF the article
ia TO establish parallel between the vanqushed
slave party in America and tho vanquled COmm nnlsts
In Paris No moro bitter than that be-
tween the Northern and Southern provinces OF the
United States None produced more ealamites and ruin
But, thanks TO the adoption Of Mr. Horace Greeleys
pOlitlc principles drop OF Southern blood was shed
after the rebellion had been crushed The writer thinks
the example applicable to the present time IN France
The fact that the two English ArcbbishOps
have promised to endeavor make the reading Of the
Athanasan creed optional in the churches greatly irr
tates some Of the church newspapers. The Church
Times for instance, says that these two preates are
unhappiy to set worldly rank aud station in the
first place. and pnt the kingdoms OF this world
much above the Kingdom Of Heaven the Sovereign OF
the Powers ranks above the barbar0us cher
petty negrotribe the Gold Coast" and follows
this up observing in conclusion that mora and theo
logical arguments, appeals to faith and duty, would be
wasted, therefore will not adduce them to the
Archbishops but will content ourselves with assuring
them that the plan, as temporal specuatonits true
character-w not pay and must, If persisted In lead
to results which their Graces would be the first to
deporc, because they would be the first to suffer by
them" hint probably at disestabishment.