New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

The University Jubilee at Munich was cele-
braed Ju Anoon there reception OF the foreign
depuiaons. Herr Lutz the Minister OF Public In
structon was the bearer OF the Kings congratulations
and announced the foundation the part OF the King
OF scholarship for students In History Prof. sIhe,
the part OF various German associations fro MAX
Ernas Crtus behalf OF the learned associations de-
hvered congratuatory addresses.
At the interview which took place July 20
between NJ Theirs and the members OF the Propagation
Committee Of the French Assembly, the former again
declared that as the Republic had been c0nfded TO him.
Il was his duty TO maintain Il intact He using all
his efforts TO make t a Conservative Republic. lie had
been long attached TO CONSTITUTIONAL nonrSny a. 81.
OF government did not seem suitable Tor France
Conservative Republic alone appeared TO bim capable
Of preserving peace and order
Gen. Loring, who witnessed the quarrel be-
tween Consu-Gencral Butler and Major Campbell az
Alexandria, in Egypt publishes an account OF the cir
cumstanees He said that while in company with Col.
Alex Reynolds and Major Campbell, after they had
dned together had all passed into the street. when
the ConsuGeneral, Mr.. Butler. called repeatedly to
Major Campbell the most extraordinary aud offensive
manner The Major turned toward Mr.. Butler
10 learn the cause OF his trouble, and asked
why he addressed him in go offensive man
uer The Consul said to MN, WISH 10 see
the Major, INJECTING blows, which we're returned AZ
the outset before Butler had left hi; seat man 6y
the OF Waol h. the companion ana empo eOl cue
Consul seated near at same table, rose snuta
neOusly with HIM drawing his pistol at the same ine
and xcaimng Let commence the work or words 10
that effect and instantly began firing at the Major te
Consul enchanting, Give it To him Wadlegh IL was IN
the evening hut light enough to see all the movements
This WLdeigh, after firing hye or SIX SHOTS az tne
Maiorone OF which took effect, badly wolnding him III
The leg endaugerng its loss If not his feran into the
dining the direction OF the back door, ana the
af ,r ceased here did all could 10 prevent its contn-
nance while the Consul General was doing everything In
his poyer to the death OF Major Campbell After
thar which have related and believing the Consul
General the sole OF this afair ana DeinS con-
WINGED that he designed, with the persons then with
him. TO take the lie Of Major Campbell, went to the
office of the Cnef Police find out II there was any
nossbty OF having the assassus arrested The Consul
flowed me TO the Office with these men, and here re-
iused 10 allow the arrest OF Wadeigh. When de-
handed his arrest he (Wadelgh stepped back slightly
in The rear Of Mr. Butler and put bis hand upon MS
nsto evidently with the intention OF drawing IT, out
vas ure vented By the police present then asked not
only that he lie arrested but that he should be placed 10
irons At this stage Butler said he would arrest nm
and he ible Tor him. could not put his friend
m irons These facts briefly told as they came
10 my Immediate knowledge"