New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

Correnti brought into Parliament bill aboishing theo-
logical education in the Italian Universities. which was
supported by the entire Left and passed though t met
In another bill. soon afterward introduced
Spiritual Directors In the Italian schools. these
officials being priests to whom " intrnsted
opposed. not merely by the Ritht but by Of the
members tue Cabinet Itself Thereupon slgnor Cor
serious than il expected Should, FOR instance
member OF the Left bring in bill precisely slbai ~
that Of SnOr COrrent, and the Chamber approve Us n
crisis just now would be seriously embarrassing.
On the 21st of May decree was dispatched,
by the Government at Berlin to the Bishop OF Ermeland
in 70 the reply Of the prate TO the previous
Ministerial decree relative the accommodation of
Profs. wollmann and Michelis The present decree
refutes the opinion held by the Bishop. that obedience
70 the laws OF the country was dependent upon the
view entertained on that point by inc clereat
the Catholic Church is subject TO the authority
ot the a%s OF the county, M n9 R,nn GeGlSe tas "s hV
the Bishop, and the llegay OF sentence or exeom-
muncatiOn which Injuries the civil honor. The decree
demands the retracton OF this attack upon the cyil
honor by official proclamation, as well IA an explicit
the state. Should this demand not be complied wlh'
the breach with the state will be regarded complete
and measures in accordance Herewith viii be- taken by
the Government
The Pail Mall Gazette says of the japanese
Embassy: 1T is be hoped reception OF this i'm
pOrtant mission viii contrast unfaYOraby with that
provided by the United States. Every motive OF policy
good feeling for nation with which we have the
friendly relations should move us 10 make an
ceptOn usual careless and pOcOcrdnte ta6nOn or
dealing with the most lllustrOus guests. The
Americans wiser They foresee that such an EN-
bassy this is destined TO be followed by results both
interesting and important In their bearings
the future relations Of Japan with West
Japanese development viii take under Western in
huence The japanese are m iusi9e transition stage
open o. all impressions OF outward things and are gath
erng materials which will shortly be cast into some
greatly determine the future character or the empire
and its foreign relations II these should be thrown into
American mOuds at the outset IL Will be own fault
We sha only be repeating the error we made some 80
years ago. when dsncliuatOn To be troubled or 70
make any effort threw Egypt into the arms OF France
and placed successive Pashas and Khcdives under
French Influences political, industrial, and military"
The hurricane which took place at Zanzibar,
the 18th Of April far disastrous than az first
reported One account says that, beside the shipping
all the Glove and cocoanu plantations for the present
completely ruined. and it will take very many years be-
fore the damage suffered by the estates be repaired
and the inhabitants can scarcely escape famine. The
unusual veering OF the wind from W.sW. to s., made
il not a little puzzling in the absence Of trustwor
thy data from other points, III the track OF
the hurricane, 20 fix its center with reference
to the town OF Zanzibar and trace its course
But n the accounts from Bagamay0 ana kohO-
toni are 20 be depended on would appear that ts dec
ton from y. +. 10 :. W; that ITS center passed
nearly over tho town, koGotoni and Baeamayo being
nearly equdsjaut from the center the former 20 and
the latter % miles north Of the vortex The radius or
the storm was probably limited To . small area, Dut
authentic data necessary % complete It's extent with
any accuracy Another account states that the loss IN
the harbor Of shipping and native crt was very great
when the began there were az anchor IN tue hdr-
bor the following slips, &c. The shah Alum irigdte
the Secunder shah. corvette; the FL Aadldi, screw
steamer, formerly the sea King or Shenandoah the SUI
tana steamer, and The star screw steamer; all be-
longing 10 the sultan OF Zanzibar, as well as several
small steamers: the Adele oswald, from Hamburg fne
Bushirr, merchant country snip, rom Bombay the Lo
bella from London 62) tuns. the AbvdOs, steamer, or
London beside about $50 dhOws and native crafts, partly
ready 10 sail with valuable cargoes prncpaX cloves
for bombay the northern OF Arabia When the
hurricane subsidized the only vessel left aiOat the
Abydoe 4teaher. The estimated loss Of SlJOOOOOO Oh
land and sea Il regarded by some as too low.