New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

John Mcars, the late Duke of Wellngton's
favOrite groom is dead He in the service Of the
Duke nearly 4Oycars and his portrait preserved in the
well-known picture OF "The Last Return from Duty"
master II was who led the Dukes horse, caparisoned
in "trappngs of woe" on the occasion of the pubhc
most touching feature IN the whole procession.
Some sensation has been caused in England
by the announcement that Russian secret society has
put Russian to death in London for offending against
It's laws The firm to which he belonged received letter
dated London" but written In broken English inform
ing them that their traveller dead and buried accord
ing to the laws and regulations OF tho society Inc hrm
placed the matter in the hands of the police but nothing
a., yet been heard either OF the traveller or his luggage
The missing mans father writes rom MOSCOW uecarns
that there is strong reason to suppose that MS son mas
been murdered as stated
The mode of voting proposed by the British
Ballot bill is thus described in the second clause of that
measured In the OF poll at an election, the votes
shall be given by ballot The ballot Of each voter shall
consist of a paper lin this act called ballot paper)
showing the and description OF the candidates
Al the time OF voting it shall be marked at the back with
an official mark, and delivered to the voter within the
polling station and the voter, having secretly marked
MS vote it, and folded ny so as TO conceal his vote
shall place it In closed box, in the presence OF me
officer presiding at the polling station 9n this act called
'the presiding ocer) after having shown TO him the
official mark at the back
The Paris Temps publishes long and elo-
ouen letter from the Pere Hyacinthe, rawn forth by
the fact that the eloquent Carnete had been attacked
by his own brother, the Able LOysOn, OF the Pro
fessors at the sorbonue. Pere Hyacinthe begs this
mournful strain:
drop wanting 10 my cup and II Is not The least
hitter IL reserved for me to see my own brother
without any provOcatiOn my part, attacking me
directly and publicly. IL he felt tho need Of separating
his cause mine, he would have done it in sOlemny
ndberng to the Council with tho rest Of the sOrbonne
He believed himself bound to further regret IT,
and pardon him, for know that ne Will suffer more
than merits Will not enter into the controversy
which has begun with me- and, banished henceforh
from the domestic hearth, where am become dOmes
Tic grief will mediate In my exile the words Of the
Master: "Think not that am come to send peace on
earth i came not TO send peace but a sword
aud mans foes shall be they OF HIS own household"
In the case of the United States steamer
Montio-seized by Thomas Herrera the loader OF the
faction opposition to tho authorities OF Colombia IN
the recent revolutionary In that statethe
American Minister ut Boeota has renewed his demand
for the prosecution and punishment OF the capor OF the
vessel zapaa the Colombian Secretary OF Foreign
Relations has communicated the note OF the American
Minister 10 the Secretary O state or Panama. whom ne
urged ~ decisye steps In te matter Senior Lapaa
AIDA ION OF this wretched AFFAIR of the MOnuio
the United States Government has refused you have
already been advised to enter into an arrangement with
this Republic had already been announced, conceng
conditions tOr the payment of the balance
remaining from the Naturalization allowed for the riot
OF Panama. IL presents new cdlm for the sum OF
s0 6s damages aud injuries caused by the aforesaid
capture. This Ia another reason why the dovornlncnt OF
that state should spare pains IN order that the authors
VI that serious fme whose consequence. u the country
have been ioTccn, should DC AdOmlttod 10 Juus
luent as speedily as possible.