New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

On the Dist of May a treaty was signed ne
tween Russia and the Atalgh Ghazoe of Narkund, pro
siding for free intercourse between Russia and East
Turkesten This is one more point gained ~ k1ssla
one sr,gyle 10 open commercial relations with Cehta
40 and mus 10 develop the old commercial route
through Central Asia to India.
sharp imitation of Prussian political tao
ties has Just been accomplished by the Austrian Gov
eminent i'm regard TO one Of It's very troublesome pro
vincial Diets In the Tyro the " Clerical" Deputies
that IS those who look upon the recent policy Of inc
Vienna Cabinet in Church matters 0s lmlous anu ~,
naDehave declined % take part IN thc Nltls vi ee
region those members muster strongly tnelr secessun
does not leave sufficient quorum 70 transact pusi
b. order of the Emperor, therefore, the Dt' ha p0
closed.
A bill for the suppression Of the religious
ordors apulyug 20 the province and City Of Rome mas
been presented 20 the Italian Parliament by the MAs'er
nf Justice It's dispositions include The suppression OF
the religious orders the whole property OF Whe Is 10 Sc
to M he considered and stand ON the same loot
t,sr te laws oil tbc state as an other civil assoC
,ns reserve Is made in favor of the orders for
rn which afe entitled 90 houses Tor Tie exercise on
oti sioDs ma 1rouerfy of the suppressed corpora
lions v continue 10 DE applied % the clait4Oc puI
poses for which they were originally established
A few DAYS ago a telegram was received
from Vienna stating that the MniscIpfosdcut OF hun
lrr Count Lonyay about 20 resign some ilSn' ls
cast uron THIS announcement 10y statement received
by mall that ON the 18Th OF November, tnmutou'
scene occurred iu the Lower House when Deputy Es,I
natony made am offensive attack upon C"Uh, Lou1 dS,
The latter, 40 severe terms, and anna to w
applause oi the uouse WpeAe0 the toIaIhs .. ~,
rafony. The Minister subsequently had comefehee
with ~ Desk respecting ts incident a, i'S ,i --
sigu should lc not receive fun sat.iaclon rom w
Drak party TIE vholb Ministry Joined the Count ID
tDis declaration .
Sir Alexander Cockbun, the Lord Chief
Justice of JED and was present at banquet in London
on nov. L. and in responding to toast referred to the
arbifrstion meeeDga. Geneva. re said he had there
DISCHARGED functions Which, upon the recommendation
of Her giaie,tys Ministers, the Queen was pleased 10
connde 90 him. lie had accepted that position IN inc
belief that DC should have nothing 20 do but TO inquire
iudciaIly into the simple question whether, py any
SHORTCOMINGS on the part of Great Britain, breach on
international law had been committed anu Whvttntt
Great Britain liable 90 America Tor any tilnig I.dt
had been done. To his establishment ne iOuna tuat
ne C,,.rI.u. of Great Britain aspersed III the
httare~t Flrms ia the documents luius-ou 70 'HO
tribunal and that the honor Of statesmen TO whom ne
Ind Ieorr b look no. was assailcl In manner when
he could not but regard as unfOunded ana UNJUST nav
ing @ Whence Ie fslt compeed-vithou fear
favor but without any desire 10 Onend-tO place 5I
record what he believed 10 be trne e3PosiIonp 0
puucinle on which the Government Oh Great bli,t91
had acted, and if u doing 50 he had succeeded III Win
eafIpe the honor OF the Government 70 Whal ne ma,
rceTed he Should be happy that IL had been BIS ot u
place the facts upon record
Some months ago the London police pet
toned for increase Of pay and not receiving satis
factory OF decisive reply peutoned again IN stFonge
terms at the same time holding public meeting, whic
was attended by very large proportion OF the force
promote their object They then got what they wanted
Some shore time afteTward man named Goodcmld, WIN
had acted as secretary in the matter and was the on
constable in the force whose name was mentioned wa
suddenly transferred from division TO another
This removal subjected him TO considerable
expense and regarding u as punishment Tor inc par
he lad IN the agitation lor increased pay nc re-
fused 10 20. lie thcreupOn immediately DISMISS
for INSTRUMENTATION On the policemen nearing OF u
they very indignant and at three stations tne re-
fused TO 20 on night duty, aud not TN the Assistant Com
missioner had visited The stations and explained matters
did they take their beats, the districts being lett iOr Wo
hours m the busiest part OF saturday evening piicu
caly unguarded. The newspapers OF The following Mon
dav NOV lsl in publishing the incident commented
on it IA very strong language, the author
tiles and the being equally blamed, the
former for their discipline and total want OF control
and the latter INSTRUMENTATION amounting almost 70
mutny After taking day TO consider the matter the
Chief Commissioner OF Police, Col Henderson, decided
t. suspend al the men who had been lnsub0ralnae,
Inc light which the latest files Of newspapers from Lon
don east upOn the kilograms already published
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