New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

A Berlin correspondent of London journal
saws that the Prussan Government takes TO let il
be publicly known through it's organs that the visit OF
Prince Humbert and the Princess Margherta 10 Berlin
is 10 be regarded evidence Of intimate alliance be-
tween Italy and Germany against the Pope Inc strug
Rome continues meanwhile with increasing vigor.1
The RepubliQue FrdncdiSe gives the follow
ing summary of the result Of the trials Of the Communist
prisoners Sentenced to death, 70; hard labor for life,
212 transportation Of the first degree s9l Of the second
labor co imprisonment Of three months and under 3O5
imprisonment of three months and upward, 1873 i'm
prisOnment periods exceeding one year. Lbs Danish
ment, 29l total s,5; acQuittals, 2ll2 being at the
ratio Of about 20 per cent.
The Lerant Herald has been suppressed for
three months from May by the Porte for commenting
on the vizerial report on the administration Of the
Sultan in maevolent manner. The editor says he did
hut suggest as decatey possible that the situation,
financially and otherwise, was not SO rose-coored as
Mahmoud Pasha would nave tne sasn n M ana line e peGP
ten months, one paper having been suppressed and
another suspended for simply copying articles from the
Lepdnt Herald
The following important clauses of the
French Military bill have been adopted; Clause l.
Every Frenchman is bound 10 personally in the
army or navy. 2. No premium in money nor in any
other shape for enlistment is allowed Every French
man who is not found TO be physically neapactaed for
service may be called from 90 TO 40 years Of to
form part OF the active or the reserve according to
the specified by this law. Substitutes are done
by the present law shall not be considered as equivalent
10 a final discharge OF the men TO whom they may be
granted. s. The in active service will not in any
case be allowed TO vote"
A sharp young American woman, Mrs.
Fanny Jordan, whose maiden name was Chumley, has
been playing pretty and profitable game with the King
Of Bavaria His Majesty rarely appears in the capital
but leads isolated life at his villa Of Hohenschwangan
where his chief enjoyment is that of music. The lively
adventures the place with the sweet and pretty
name and took lodgings at the Golden Bear HOTEL de-
termined upon the conquest Of the King. Walking out
with her femme de ehabre, when she saw royalty ap
proaching she fell 70 drawing the beautiful landscape
with all her might. The King, who Is proud OF the
scenery approached the fair artist and opened aabe
conversation. Then he invited the engaging Fanny 10
visit his cOuntryseat aud gave her white mare, dla-
mOnd bracelet his portrait framed In solid gold set with
emerads other gifts OF great value Then he lent her
money quite large sums; and then his uncle Leopold,
hearing of the matter, employed two Munich detectives
10 hunt up the anecedents OF the enchantress Learn
ing his determination, she hed, leaving behind her a
large trunk containing 100 letters from different lovers
For the years the lady has been seeking and
asiOnaly finding her fortune IN different European
capitals Her last affair, before the Bavarian sFcua-
nate Colonel that resOred 10 forgery 10 crafty her
incesgant demand for money and ANONYMOUSLY
cashered The Bavarian detectives having found her In
a retired village allowed her 10 make choice between
Leaving the country going TO prison so she continued
her fight into Switzerland, with $4,000 IN money and
valuabee, the net proceeds OF her Hohenschwangan
sueculatiOn,