New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
ENpEIGN NOTES

tOILltN NOlLN.
| \ new Anime line beside the st. Gotbard
Railway seems be about 10 be undertaken, thus
| mcdnGa second communication between switzerland
and Italy. The sson has been asked for win
aubycntoa OF about tO0ooo The road viii 20 over Inc
! spHgen m
ii appears certain that general assault Will
nc made in the House Of Commons against denOn,ina-
tonal instruction and dcnomnatona schools The Lon-
dan If0,,.ng IOst contends that the opposition TO tho
Education Act conscientious opposition; tha u
lobby with Mr. Mail when he brought forward his mo
ton for the dscstahi-hmei OF the Church OF England,
and tha the AGITATION for unscCarau teaching l. part O
tie agitation iOr tie dsosaJisAmont Of the CHURCH
Tie Loudon Saturday RccieC says: 1T is
not little surprising that Russian diplomatic agent
should behave with the iudscrclion which Is attributed
10 VI Catacazy and the persistence of Prince Gortca-
Eof in retaining him in his posts still more unaceonnia-
DE" Wth a perception of Amciican policy rarely
found u that Journal il adds: The incident VIII pro-
bv rot produce any coIdn"sz between Russia aud the
United states, hut il indicates tue superficial nature oI
the riendslhp which is sometimes oSen'"'ou'ly an
nOCuCud"
The Right Hon. Hugh Childers, NJ. F., ex-
Secretary of the British Navy, addressing his cousttu
the 2sth u said IN reference 10 the Treaty Of
Washington That perhaps 10 some people It not
pleasant to remember the rcat which had been
tailed ON many Engliscu the result Of their prac
teal sNmpgtEy With the saVehoding states in that Re-
beIon and he could moi forget that In tie course OF the
WI ho oet With opposition in that ball when he
expressed liz conviction that the Northern states were
n ilc rilht aud would wtr Therefore Il was thai lie
now hoped the Treaty or Washington woud have or,
lcht he ay had had, the effect OF bringing the two
lions together. and hc maintained that Englishmen
ought to feel thankful ~ the Statesmen VINO brought
about such results.
| The London Times of Dec. 30 says that the
declaration of dividend Of % per cent the preferred
stock Erie Railway Company is considered in En-
GLAND merely 10 he a feint res0rted 10 10y Me,sr Gould
ard Fisk IN ther alarm at the prOce edug- criminal o.
otherwise w,c are about to be Immediately instituted
against them under the direction Of Gen. sckes, who
m ot for the interest of the shareholders according 10
-, y.l..r 1tdgt r.
N.ssrs EiscIOrsheim and GOGsChmld Hence it l. not
have forth that the improvement in price il 10
he attributed From the reports current there
To hope Ide Times odds th9t almost IN the first days Of
lie lew year justice viii BE yindeaed With sufficient
conpetepess u redeem the A'H'i"s Character ami tho
c0jilt OF AnicIcaD nDance from the damage inflicted
! Dy this eoncuu.
Persons. practicing medicine in England
without leeal qualifications incur the risk Of heavy
penalty Al Shrewsbury, the 2lst ult., Mr. Thos,
Andrews OF Keltown charged with an infringement
Of the Medical sct by falsely assuming the title OF NJ D.
II was proved that defendant. who had been FOR
year, druggist In the town. had recently cent ont bill
for professional attendance had attached NJ d. ~ his
name aud had NJ. D." painted underneath his name
lamp in front Of his door For the defense IL shown
tLat defendant had received diploma OF the Medical
| University OF Pennsylvania and Mr Motteran, barrls
ter who appeared for the defense cOnended that
If the college had power grant the diploma II de-
fendant believed that II had the charge must fall to
! the ground, and cited cases in support OF his
! the authority of the diploma which he Old. Being
asked to read Gt was n Latin, the witness declined
To sO aud subsequently said that the knowledge OF
Greek and Latin looked upon secondary consid
Grafton in the medical unyersity alludcd to- He visited
the yersity and attended lectures but he believed
diplomas after examination by duly authorized
board in England. granted He had no idea how
ever. what the nature OF the examination The
Bench fined defendant 800, but granted case Tor tho
superior courts.
The Able Gratry, writing to the new Arch
bishop OF Paris congratulate him his appointment,
says: I wish least to-day say TO you, Monseigneur
IL appears 70 perhaps does not require To be
said--that like all my brethren IN the priesthood,
cept the DEGREES OF the Council Of the Vatican Any
thing which may before that decision have written
upon that subject which is contrary 70 those DEGREES
efface" The Archbishop replies thanking him for the
letter, observing also that he knew him too well 10 doubt
his entire docity toward the decisions Of the Church
Pere Hyaciuthe writes 10 Abbe GraTy in very different
strain and In the course of his long letter saws
If you have ceased TO In the Council of the Va
assembly without authority, because il with
liberty, tell frankly DO 1Ot content yourself
with merely saying but give the proofs which have
determined Your conviction and explain to us the signs
by which hencefOrth pseudo council may he distn-
guished from legitimate aud Ecumenical Council. II
you admit the TWO pretended dOgmas OF the personal
aud separate infgllbiity OF the Pope d6sqoc
Eccieso and Of his universal episcopal jurisdiction do
not attempt 10 give them an Interpretation which is
opposed 30 the evident and natural meaning Of the de-
srees, the only one moreover, which Is accepted aud
that agrees with the facts OF history which Won
have so iearnedly established and discussed" .,
III COmercio Of Lima publishes a note which
caste singular light the recent course of Peruvian
politics. IL will be remembered that IN the recent eec.
ons, majority OF the electors returned were In favor
OF Psld0 for President. However when the electors
were about TO meet, President Bata adopted
Tho extraordinary measure of promo ing 10
them candidate OF his own, a Dr. Arenas
il was cOn1ectured al the time that this was merely a
scheme 20 give the Presidency Gen. Echenaue rea
tive Of President Balta, and an ssful capdi
date III the elections. The note in auestion was
written by Gen Echenlque, and il "a follows: Tie
Government being fully convinced VI the dangers
hHa dat. .l.,aI
win my advc TO propose DR.. Arenas ne tho
Ofci8l candidate, Le ia after eQO Far from being
acusted by any private fcoingi of ambition aud Der,
celyiDk th0t this Is the only manner through which our
party can triumph ana our he successful con.
sent 10 ~iibdiaW my All the departmental
authorities ordered hJ the Government 10 insure tLe
aacoess Of 1bs new ticket and rely upon yon to mmp.
diaey take such steps with tn Oi the Pre-.
feel OF yOur DrpaftueDt eil facilitate the important
,,@'sssry labOrS. Dr Arenas R also w,jte to yOp per-
scpajjj On tlr @uidrcf.