New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
EOREIGN NOTES.

Each fresh fact, The London Telegraph says,
confirms its original Judgment that the murder OF Lord
MAYO by shere Ali was political a. much as personal
The draft of bill has been sent up to the Fed
era Council regulate the official language TO DC nSed
in Alsace and Lorraine. The chief points OF the OIL are
that all official imperial. or administrative DEGREES a
be drawn up in the German language do well a' " wv
uInents sent in to the authorities
The French ultra Republicans are proving
themselves az active their opponents AT meeting
ON the 18th ut they decided to draw up Republican con-
stitution in the form OF parliamentary Dill anu .u'
force the government TO declare lts pohey more open
The Paris Journal des Debdts, by the pen OF
" John Iemoine decare that England must not count
ON the sympathy France in the Alabama quarrel be-
cause she was Indifferent to France in her hour OF neoa
II also observes: "Our opinion Is that the Enghsh WIZ
M, Give wav and we may consider 1t all up with the
treaty On their side the Americans are Prooapy nUe
ing it to account at some future PERIOD Ihey INV
hem as It would be much cheaper to go to war never
theess they think right to De- s%as nstrx
~ eriousy compromised this unexpected coInplca-
ton At the close of last session had a.
difchty At the opening Of this session 1t Is COMPELLED
to declare that was all MISTAKE NJW bsSe NM oUe
prolonged and too orten fePc"'ou sen''"' NN
ending-a breakup.
The East Indian Government has sent tel
sgram 10 London saying that shere ALL the murderer
Of Lord Mayo the son OF Wallee kookee heyi 0.
Garyee near Jamrood, was at one time an oroery VI
thu Conn
IN Hindostan with Mir Jaars regiment Aiter 'he war
ma,or James took him as orderly, and he served In
That canacity under Coils Taylor Becher and POLLOCK
He behaved we'll at Umbeyla with So IN nnI ~.
snancs Of blood feud, near the Commissioner
house. having met him in the city maze ip Ss
evening He said the murderer was sdsr saHIsod
ter who escaped beyond the border na septenced to
Alice He was 9&s that the actual
was struck by his comrade While In prison ne h
death by Jail sys so dea S
tstion The blood feud had been seps another
Ior and subsequently, fired OF and wounaed wo
man on the same account across the border. ne %s
fearless %sn maca th ao his fellows He was rs
| when sentenced. He had no adult brothers.
Prof. Lockyer, writing from India respecting
the work done by the eclipse expeditions sent Dy INC
British Association and by the French and East inoa
Governments gives letter from Dr. Jansen Oh INC
French expedition describing his results As Prof'
Iockyer states that his own observauohs anu u'o'e
q, prof Respigh coincide with Dr. Janssens In respec'
10 the leading subject Of inquiry the following extracts
NAV serve as summary OF the results OF all inc Es'
| Indian expeditions DIR. Jansen writes; In my e'e
the spectrum Of does not appear con
uous bnt remarkably complex haye yei 1rsen line
already noticed in the eclpSes of 1869 ana 10 anu d
others weaker some OF inc faint neS h o eo
difficult 70 peroeiys My MSe %ust e1
sRs Of %cn SSsmS G. the SUM- there
ahont this star very extensive atmosphere exceedhg
rare basis Of hydrogen THIS atmosphefe o tbe
sum- feeds itself the matter OF the az ne
elected with such great IRON tne e
sphere and tho protuberances by density that 70 ea
ceedngly lighter ess gasss In In
nouncing this result do not forget Tor my part W.
We 10 the labors which have re- SI ~, ~ s.
| aud 1910"