New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

King Louis of Bavaria was sailing by him
self Lake Kochesec, during June. when the vessel
suddenly capsizcd, and he only saved himself from
drowning by cngng to post III rescued Dy some peas
ants.
Ar. Thomas LOngmans, the London pub
lther very indignant at the bill passed by the Cana
Parliament to copyright. lie writes to The Lon
dOn Tunes suggesting that steps should be taken pre-
vent the Queen giving her 10 the act passed.
A very fine specimen of the horned frog
recently sent through the post by lady living at
san Diego Southern California, to relation in London.
me frog after months Journey arrived saiey ana Is
The Corporation of London have decided to
hive medal struck in Icommemoration OF the Thanks
giving in honor OF the Prince OF Wales. The cost is not
TO exceed s5625 and copies OF the medal VIII He pre-
sgted 10 the Royal family and to museums ana literary
mtitutions at home and abroad.
ne strawberry gatherers in the market gar
deninrouDd London recently struck for an advance Of
waes Just at the height Of the fruit The mas
ereused to give way and sont their agents into Lon
don who returned with wagonloads Of gutter chl
try nd much fruit they could eat, came willingly
and shoals. Soon the fruit which was spoiiing for
wall Of glthcrers stored in baskets ready tor
kct much TO the discontinue OF the workmen, whose
maser5 refused TO take them back.
Acurous case has been before the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council in England The Ze-
milar Of vizanagram the plaintiff, sued the defendant
the Zemindar of Bobbili. for insulting him. in not de-
scrdng him by the title OF honorable" in lawsuit in
whth he was engaged. The plaintiff was member Of
titd 10 be called "honorabe.D The High Court of
Naras decided in favor OF the defendant and the plain
la accordingly appealed. Sir j. Colye, the President
OF te Committee remarling the value OF titles in
Inda reversed the Judgment.
The English iron-clads have been in trouble
agan. The Mnotaur and Bcllerophon were leaving
Belfast in company July 3. when the former was run
into y the latter losing her head and anchor gear,
boats and davts the port side and having also some
he plates started These ironclads are worse than
family Of unruly children; nothing apparently Will Keep
thenOut OF mischief The of the captains il that
they 1d not understand the signals but t - as likely
that he unwiedy vessels would not obey their helms
The silors call the Beerophon the Bully Rufan and IN
the present. instance the designation seems not inappro
pirate.
A slort time ago the Prince of Wales visited
Bethna-green, denselypopuated poor district In the
east ofLOndOn, for the purpose Of opening museum
there Great preparations were made for his reception
and he was most heartily received, but the
made b, The Daily Neics and Daily Telegraph on the
appearance OF the crowd and the decorations mortaly
offended the inhabitants. They called an indignation
meeneat which resolutions we're passed repudailng
the scuTilOus reflections on them, ana pledging the
mcctngtO every lawful means 10 stop the cIIcul
tiOn Of u0se journals.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and DR.. Ag-
len OF tie Scottish Episcopal Church have incurred the
censure II Mr.. Kenneth Bruce Stewart, correspond
ent OF Tie Church Herald says that both these gem
emen have gone out OF their way TO alude very feel
ingy the death OF DIR. Norman Nc Leod and in doing
nave wandered altogether from the beaten track alike
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asks, should Episcopal Churches take notice IN this
CONSPICUOUS manner Of the death Of mere layman-fOr
most unquestOnably, although conventional courtesy
gave hm the title of Rev. he was, In nice ecelesias-
tca ense no more y
In the British House of Commons, on July
g. theGovernment moved vote of sl,13) TO deray the
legalsxpenses incurred by exGoy Eyre during his trial
Mr. lowe, the Chancellor OF the EXchequer, explained
that he Tories while In power promised Gov. Eyre
TO pa the expenses which he might incur this trial
Nj Hgar Bowring moved that the vote be disalowed
Aerketchng the events OF the nsurrection in Jamaica
he sad he willing TO allow that the justification Of
Eyros measureshe dispatch OF troops, the proclama-
ton Il martial law, etc-was 10 be found In theirimme
diae and complete But as 10 what followed the
2Otn Of October 1865 very different Judgment must be
formed. Mr. Russell Gurney, Recorder OF London, who
formed OF the Royal Commission sent out 10 Jamaica
said e was quite prepared repeat In the words OF the
repor that martial law had been improperly prolonged
but should feel It his duty TO support the vote. Mr
Vernon Harcourt opposed the vote Mr. Gladstone de
MED that the Government had shown want OF c0ur-
age. IL was impossible 10 doubt that "a ful
and perfect engagement formed, whlch t
was for tho honor OF the Government TO redeem
The appropriation granted Dy vote OF 2tS
TO I30 Previously TO the debate, letter from j, y
Mil published, In which he said The proposal 10
indemnify MT Eyre. on the ridiculous plea OF Delhg
bound by promise given by a Tory Government -as III
the promise OF Minister 10 mako proposal 10 fhr!la
ment could bnd his political oppOnents-ls Atosether
the most incxcusabo thing which the present Govern
ment has done. No protest against II can DC 100 GU
platic, aud no resistance tOt STRENUOUS"