New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Shah of Persia is about to visit Europe,
and preparations on scale Of truly oriental maguh'
cence are already making for the occasion. lie VIII
probably embark at Constantlnope carly III tne sPns
Of 1873.
Some of the Irish Nationalist papers are
drawing the attention of British Government upon
them The IrishDan and The Flag Of Ireland have been
warned" for publishing editous articles one Oh Tue
articles complaiheu Vi was III NA ~
O'DonOvan Rosa.
Archbishop Manning and the Catholic clergy
of London are making strenuous efforts to esaoish III
that city Catholic Temperance Association Already
within a few weeks Of its establishment several thoa
sand members have been enrolled, aud very benebela
results are said have resulted from the noyementh
the East end of London -
The Manchester Guardian thinks there VIII
be nothing unbecomng in Englands being reminded oy
the appearance OF the cattle plague at this moment OF
tho accumulation of trials upon the head OF job Itadds
With coal heard OF Dei0ie Tue potO eIOp
to a great extent destroyed aud large part OF the corn
harvest still living IN precariOus condition on the
ground the householder finds himself iace 10 iaeS WIN
another visitation which threatens 90 raise lndenhley
the already extrayagant price or butcher's meat
A great agitation is going on now IN London
about the high price The democratic and trade
societies of London have been constantly holding meet
ngs In garsquare to consider what steps should
be taken to prevent continuance OF the grievance and
the general conclusion that its principal cause Is the
game laws In Scotland especially, large tracts OF anh
which formerly supported large nerds OF catue na.o
beef turned into deer forests and grouse noOrs. An
agitation has therefore been begun ln LoluOh against
these laws having at its head the newly-formed anti
Game law League (of which Mr.. p. a. Taylor, M ~ Is
Presidenu & In & an @ ~ ~ M one Of tbose apo
which the contest viii be fought. The League has al
ready made It's influence felt IN the recent election A
Preston.
The Vienna Neue Free PresSe on the 18th of
september stated that II learned good authority in
reference to the political significance OF the meet
ing OF the Emperors at Berlin, that the three
Chanceors had up that time held any conference
nor was expected that they would do So on the other
hand however mutual conversations had taken place
betyeen Princes GortschakOf and Bismarck and Count
Andrassy from which It was clear that the three
s,ates were perfectly OF one mind m reference 10
ali the great European questions, and further II
was understood tnat no steps IN any an OF @ tae sfs"s
Powers without previous unaerstanohg Win pI tne
that the greatest satisfaction prevailed there at the po
ltical results OF the meeting Russia ana PRUSSIA had
xnressed the most emphatic Of all those
praons in Austria when might be hostile TO the State.
Al the conversations OF the Ministers NO treaties Netc
framed or protocols drawn up still identical Diplomatic
communicatons would probably be made shortly The
STRENGTHENING OF the authority Of the state the ma-
tenahce OF the present eondluHn Si aIIs h an tue
general objects OF the meeting
The Pal Mall Gazette asks why the system of
sham battles and mock campaigns recently adopted In
England Of testing the efficiency OF educat
ing the army, should not be extended 10 other pro-
fessions diplomacy for instancei Say the corporation
Of town is at fend with the nearest squire about
right Of way through his park or the farmers dog has
bitten the parsons little boy, the linendrapers
tant has slandered the miner's apprentice. what
not Two of crack dplomatists-Lord Russell and
Lord Malmesbury say-ale sent down TO the spot with
all army secfctsres, attaches, clerks and einbiy
dpomatsts Of every Grade, aud forthwith commence 10
fire of letters nto each otner Just for ali the world
Us II they were taekng foreign rival. Some indie
pendent member OF Psrlament-Mr Bernal Osborne
would make good should be umpire; aud the
respondence would be Published In TIE Times. After
due amount OF correspondence we might perhaps even
arrive at q Conference. PROTOCOLS might be composed
and treaties drawn up the victory being awarded
side which had secured the Introduction into these doeu-
ments OF greater number Of ambguities general u-
derstandipes, and other oophoes Of the like nature
through which might be eas 80 cEeep whensys
convenient W 10 Do"