New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06
FOREIGN GOSSIP.


The Prince of Wales is reported to he lar
from we'll having certain bodily indrmites which his
physicans think may still carry him to an early grave
They recommend travel as absolutely essental 10 Ms
complete recovery.
NJ. Krzywicki Councillor of State, who was
Minister OF Education under Wicopolski until the Polsh
revolution broke out in 1862 published pamphlet
addressed TO fathers OF families III Poland In which ne
boldy declares that there hope for the Poles either
OF separate political or national existence roanu ~
he SAVE, doomed to ann hiiatOn. ana IL mas ohIS 10
choose between absorption IN the German OF ID te hs
sian nationality. lie therefore urges hiS countrymen
to abandon their Polish aspirations ana 10 gave 1ich-
selves up heart and soul to Russia
According to the Berlin correspondent of
The Lodon Times Germany Is preparing for all eYenu
altes by defensive on an extensive SCALE
Metz is having fresh forcaons added TO it, and Just
provided with lot of guns scarcely inferior to the eel
ebratcd monster domcstlcated on Mont Nalerien during
the siege OF BelfGrt and the otncr tfSch loIt
resses still occupied by the Germans are pac ID ie
of defense. which indicates an Apprehension nat the
NAV have be defended before The spuIateu term VI
surrender arrives The TO the Weser is pro-
tected by colossal fOrtihcations, prceantoa 10 oe
speedily initiated NJ the mouth or Tue EIDE. oimua
ncnuslY with this, unwcaried attention. Is paid 10 Tic
efficiency OF the troops.
The everlasting Catholic Education question
still troubles the English public. AT The st. Georges
Uanoyersquare Union Board, the 18th ult, the Hon.
Mr. Vernon presented report from school committee
respecting the pauper children in tho Roman Catholic
schools az HYDE and setting forth that they deeply
regret the necessity which appears OF having these c
dren taught by foreign monks" Mr. Ficuihs, sti
these children trained by foreigners VINO han nor
taken the oath allegiance 10 the sovereign AS 10
what they would be taught, Archbishop MannlnG had
blow up The House Of Commons were now whtero0ed
saints in Heaven! Mr. Vernon thought inc roman
Catholic authorities the best Judge or me way ~ Ehc
their children should he brought up and The Union Board
appeared to be OF the same ninl
Mr. Mathew Arnold observes, in reply to
some one who proposed public baths luxury Tor the
-. . fyuo.
is thing the individual must organize and provide for
himself and while this IS 80 the pleasure OF an artisan
can hardly help being NJ erab whereas the real truth
f. that certain pleasures (lths ana libraries are among
them) are best provided by the Dubic'he nation in its
collective and corporate chara Ter 10 use Burke phrase
better their kind, more ample more eaudiOse tan
anything tine richest individual can provide Tor
himself; and the artisan gets not only pleasur,
cheap. nut ns t Ia y eTv bigh line Of Measure Co
opcratiOn will doubt reach pleasure ~ as nut IN
this country IL Will, THINK, reach everything before
that"
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, speaking in
the Upper House of Couyocaton during debate GU the
Athanasan Creed said: ave do n0t-there IS not soul
in the room who docs-aobody in Church of England
takes them he warning clauses Of the Ahanasan Creed
in their plain and literal sense" These words and the
fact that they passed unchaenCed y the Bishops have
given great ohensc To certain members OF tho Chrcb oI
witch they that they accept the creed in ita plain
and literal sense, without private mental reservation
The dannatory clauses al tie Athanasan creed were 10
be DISCUSSED in convention toward the end Of April. The
ArchoshOps OF both Provinces the Bishops Of Aanches
ter, RpOn and st. Dlvlds tho Deans oil Canterbury,
Wcstmnser Durham and Chester three ont Of the four
Reaus Professors OF Divinity IN the University Of Cam
move the clauses from tie Creed Creed itself from
the public service OF the Church.
Before his execution, the assassin of the Earl
Of Mayo said that since lis conviction in 1861 which
he regarded most unjust, ms had determined TO kin
some European OF high rank and that, hearing the
salute announcing Lord MdyOs arrival at Port Blair, be
hurried into jungle and sharpened his knife. Shore
Ali according to his account, followed the Vceroy's
party up the top Of Mount Harriet and down again.
hiding carefully amid the thick scrub that bOrdered the
path. Tbis he did IN order that e might DO sure r0n
close observation which Lord Mayo lie had inten-
ded Kill General Stewart also, but he puts IL, by
the will OF Cod" General Stewart stayed few wards
behind 70 give order. and thu beyond the as
sassns reach lie is said TO have prayed for s eXeeu-
ton and that its postponencnt pending tho completion
of the law's requirements irraed and outraged him.
TIE execution took place N private much 10 his dsap
poIntment he hal expected large crowd aud IL Is sd
had prepared an Grafton
The inhabitants of Neustadt, in Upper ST.
lesa having forwarded TO Prince Bismarck an address
EXPIRE ssng their approval of the policy initiated by the
Imperial Chancellor in presenting the Schools Inspection
b he returned the following reply, addressed to Herr
Raczel director Of tho ReaSchue ia that place Hon
ored SIR In reading the address you have TRANSMITTED
10 me which ia signed by a great number OF the Catholic
inhabitants OF your circle, have seS 20 graft
fcation that tho law the supervision Of schools which
lust been promulgated nuds III the Catholic church
an apprecat and Interpretation which correspond
to the intentions OF His Maiestys Government with
gard Church. IL asserts that In Prussia
People deprived OF the most precious OF blessings
hgOn; that liberty OF conscience is restricted: that
the legitimate rights Of tho Church menaced, he
oalunniites the Government OF His Majesty UonOred
Sir, you aud those who share your sentiments will
Combating such calumnious insinua tons with ali The
force Of truth and your own Observation-Disclosures"
Dean Stanley preached i'll Westminster Alb
hey April T. and at the close OF his Sermon which
on the words Peace DO with you" he thus alluded to
the late Prof Maurce Doubtless many that church
had seen and many Others high and low had heard Of
the lifelong abors behalf OF Christian truth and
Christian love that endeared 10 thousands OF his fellow
countrymen the name of Frederick Maurice. In
warfare Of against all that was mean and base and
false. 10 life not OF peaceful ease but OF ncessan
9nwearied tollma bush eyer ~, burning and a. Il
zeal for Gods house and for Gods honor
burning with fiery flame that consumed the
mind and the body that lnclOsed II. IL also life
not Withdrawn from the turmoil OF earthly concerns
He lived in the very thick Of the stirring influences OF
time. Amid the strife Of tongues and the VI
ties he remained selfposed and independent his utter
sometimes flashing with light and spendor and
sometimes obscure but always speaking from his own
heart and conscience that which he truly found there
and believed H."
The Melbourne Argus gives the details of
remarkable OF kidnapping In the South sea Islands
the 9th Of February last the captain OF H. NJ s. Bas
lsk arrived at Cartwel OF tho northern ports Of
Queensland, and reported that the previous day he
boarded schooner OF about4O tuns of tho port which
was subsequently t0wed into Rockingham Bay The
schooner proved to be a Kidnapping vessel from the
islands. She completely waterlogged, and had five
feet OF water IN her hold which caused the sea 20
completely her. The white had either de
serted tho vessel been murdered by the natives The
schooner completely Quilted, and clue could he
OF aimed 10 her that Of her owners. Three
dead bodies were found in Of and
IA islanders were on board alive The schooner was
found floating about with her sails bent and the helm
Ia shed down. There provisions water q
board and the natives were mere skeletons In appear
auee from want OF food. Two OF tine Intelligent
among them repeated the word Solomon" pointing TO
the Others Leading to The impression that they all
from the Solomon ISLANDS. Tue stencil issuing from tho
hold of the vessel fearful Tue natives when inter
rogated, would not answer any questions. apparently