The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-21

factory at Tomioka, with which she has expressed
herself highly satisfied.
General Kaufmann the Russian hero In Khiva,
continues to forward extensive notes OF the cam
paign to his imperial master.
Count Beust and the Minister-President OF the
Council of Ministers OF Austria are drinking from
the crystal springs Of Gastein.
Marshal Bazaine's trial will be begun on October
q. The Marshal Is pleased with the arrangement
and assduously studies TO be ready for the trial.
Count Moke, the Russian Field Marshal, has been
visiting the principal Kurorten--Ems. Gastein ana
Salzburg He Is seeking sulphur rather than steel.
The late Archbishop WHEREFORE, Of winchester.
England. was a ccEsx Of his predecessor, Arch
bishop summer whose brother was Archbishop q
Canterbury. x So s:,,ssss, ..
MIR. p. W. Ketu, our Consul at Marseiles France
is gathering statistics to determine the PROPOSE
ton to start direct line Of steamships from that
port to New York.
Governor Dix paid private visit to the Hudson
River State Hospital at Poughkeepsie yesterday.
with Senator Palmer and wife, He left for Albany
on the six O'Clock train last night.
M. About denies that either he or the Count do
Paris is the salvation OF France, and 1t was to en-
phasize his denial that he fought his recent duel
with M. Herve, OF the Paris Journal
Among the passengers arrived by the City OF
Montreal from Europe yesterday were Colonel
Thomas A. Logan, OF Cincinnati, and George Wood.
manager Of the Museum, OF this city.
North German Ministers appear to revel among
the Swiss mountains this Summer. Herrn Falk and
Camphausen, OF Educational and financial depart
ments, are now enjoying the pure air Of the '1itte
Republic"
The Emperor OF Russia has given his Chancellor.
Prince Gortchacow, permission to accept and wear
the Order OF the Southern Cross Of the first class.
which was recently conferred upon him by the
Emperor Of Brazil.
One of the head police in TOkei district OF Yoka-
hama, Japan, has been dismissed the force and his
estate connscated for extorting fine Of 81 from
coolie. Who says that we have nothing to learn
from the AsiaticsP
Grand Duke Nicolas NicoaYevttch recently held
q grand review of Russian troops. Among the
persons Of his suit was AhefPacha, a Turkish
general, Tor whom he has to employ an interpreter
on all field occasions.
Ex-Governors Howard and Burnside, Of Rhode
Island, were thrown from carriage and severely
bruised, near Oak Bluff, Martha's Vineyard. on
Tuesday evening. Both gentlemen have returned
homie to Providence.
woodcutter recently died at ST. inner, Switz-
erland, in the utmost Distress and day or two
afterward he was announced to be the winner Of
lottery prize of 5000 francs. He had relatives
and the State, therefore, is his heir.
count kOnlgSmarK, the NOrCn-German Minister
Of Commerce, has ordered special commissioner
to investigate the cause OF the recent railroad
disasters throughout the Empire. In the United
States three such commissions week would find
ample employment
The Rajah Murahaa, of Kalapore, has died in
Florence Italy, where he had arrived in the course
OF travel for instruction. He was twenty-three
years DID, and the sovereign OF 600, 900 people in
India. His body has been sent to his native pro-
vince for cremation.
Grand Duke Constantine NicolaYeviteh recently
met with on accident at Cronstadt, while leaving
the yacht Strjelna, on visit to the Russian cor
vette Bojarin. lie tripped over piece OF carpet
In the gangway and fell heavily on the DECK Sc
verely injuring his face and forehead.
John Bright wrote to the Birmingham Trades'
Council, saying that he regretted other expenses
much more than those toward the support of the
royal family, though he believed that more moderate
grants to its members would sometimes be better.
8. Wells Williams, LII. d., Secretary OF the United
States Legation In China, has left Shanghai, with
his family, for Pekin The night before he went on
board the band OF the United States flagship Hart
ford assembled round DR.. Williams quarters at
the Presbyterian Mission Press, and serenaded
him.
Rev. DR.. Hendrickson, Bishop OF the Roman
Catholic Diocese OF Providence, r. l., arrived at
his home, from Europe, last evening. He was
received by large gathering OF his people and
escorted to the Cathedral by long procession,
comprising military and CIVIC associations. At the
Cathedral the Bishop made an address of thanks
for his reception.