New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

NJ. Jules Favre denies in letter to the Paris
DebGs that Austria preceded the French Republic IN
sending an Eubassador the Court Of the King Of Italy
Sa6neT acted in accord NTH him and the ambassadors
fron both Powers arrived L Rome the same day.
The provisions of the pending manifesto OF
the Eighty meuAerSOf the French National Assem-
blv favorable 10 the claims Of the Count de Chambord
are mainly as follows That FraDce shall be governed by
a heredtary and traditional monarchy that the Con
rtitution shall be according TO the plan drawn up by
COuur BengnOt, with Assembly and House or Peers.
the latter 70 be hereditary the present relations oi
the Catholic Church with the state to exist put with
u freedom Of worship and subsidy to other religions
Prince Bismarck is understood to have sent
Count Iaufkrchen back TO his post as German Embas-
sador NJ Rome, wiki very plain and firm instructions
regarding the attitude 70 be maintained toward the
Papa Court Tie Embassador is 20 declare frankly tho
disnlessllre with which the Berlin Government views
me clerical agitation in South Germany and Poland, and
fbe determination o Prince Bismarck 10 protect STATE
I!romontanes Bavaria il said u have expressed her
self III similar uncompromislng terms
The Austrian Minister of Finance made his
animal statement to-day, IN the Financial Committee OF
the Lower House of the Reichsrt The financial yAar
Of 1871 closed without deficit and with balance ID the
Treasury Of s20OOOO He estimated the deficit for 1872
az 81 10000 there beng, moreover ia $4,000 taken INTO
account IN this calculation fof pay nens que 81, 10 la
ting down the deficit al G5l33OO. which ~ proposes 10
cover bv the surplus in the Treasury. and II necessary,
bv AN issue Of Rentes ~ the amount OF S,ONUo.
The Berlin correspondent OF The London
Times gives an sting sketch Of the enormous afIna
ents of the continental Powers Germany has ut her
immediate disposal 600 600 mem the French army Will
e raised 10 $4,000 and II years will be doubled Ans
tra has more than 6O000D men Immediately aValldDle
and u few wears the Russian army Will number l6OoJ
men The correspondent mentions incidentally at te
entire Of Germany in the caInpagn has been atY
aseerained something Ike 10000 men, rather mora
than one half of whom are iDva1ded"
Mr.. William Mitchell, proprietor of The
Vest Susser GAZETTE has received letter from Mr. John
BRIGHT NJ P in which, referring the press and the
repeal OF the taxes paper he writes ~ think the
great revolution Of opinion on many pubhc questions
which il now being witnessed In this country Is owing
mainly 10 the freedom Of the newspaper press. 10
a change OF the most important and
hone 0t a most beneficial character. Newspaper prop
tended the tsrary character OF newspapers hat been
nnroved and the tone of writing IL higher than IL Tor
nerly was All that We foretold In our agitation ior
press come 10 pass nothing thab the most e"
feared has arisen in consequence OF our success.
Lagrange. Herpin Lacroix. and Verdagner,
the three men condemned to death for the assassination
Of Gems Iecomte and Clement Thomas, were executed
early on the morning Of the 22d u at Satory They an
10 have behaved with frnness and before leaving
the prison at Versailles wrote letters said good
by to various relatives received the last consultations o
religion and then smoked phosophically until 1t was
time the fatal plain. On descending irom
position, and for some time be rcfuseu 10 hO" the
doctor 10 bandagehs eyes He said II Il not oiaNado
but Herpin IAcrox initiated Ferre, and stood leaning
careessy against his post, smoking cigar. The cXec
tiOn clunsy performedt least Verdagner was TIE
only of the hree cuprts Killed outright and IL was
pptd 10 tho front and dispatched the Oer
two struggling wretches