The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-28
FOREIGN INIELLlGENCE.

Vienna advices state that the modal fol
merit in group 20, education, teaching and in
struction,) has been awarded to tho collection
Of periodical literature OF America.
The count of Paris Orleans pretender,
and tho Count do Chambord, old Bourbon stock,
have been exchanging friendly calls at vionna,
and there is report that Chambord has for
mally accepted the throne az Henry V. There
is also report that MacMahon has arranged
to restore the Bonaparte limo in little Louis,
who will marry MacMahon's daughter. Mean
while all is quiet at Paris, and payment of the
third quarter of the last milard of war in.
demnity was completed on the 9Th.
| An English gentleman in Calcutta vshe-
mently contradicts the assertion that DR.. Mr-
ray Mitchell that "the effects of secular edu-
| cation in India are most lamentable, and have
resulted in u terrible spread OF immortality"
He declares with emphasis that the secular ed
ucation given, for instance, at the Calcutta
university has not lowered bnt raised the
standard OF morality among those influenced
by it, native judge says that this education
Other cylizing agency imported from Europe.
Victor Hugo recently addressed an elo.
quent letterto tho Duke de Broglie, in wlichhe
urged the release of Henri Rochefort on ac-
count of his literary eminence. The duke re-
pliod, declining to interfere with tho course of
ability of the offender only serves to increase
his responsibility. Tho Duke de Broglio went
to Lyons to-day He made speech in which
he declares that radicalism and society were
engaged in death struggle
No sooner is the British parliament pro-
rogued than Mr.. Gladstone makes change in
his ministry. The marquis OF Ripon, and
Childers, and Baxter go out, and Mr.. Bruce
and John Bright come in. Mr.. Gladstone, in
addition to his duties as premier will also act
as chancellor Of the exchequer. Other chan
ges are expected in few days. In this man
ner Mr. Gladstone is preparing for the reas-
semblinB OF parliament and the new questions
which will then be launched upon tho country.
There have been several important elections
to fill vacancies in the commons, and their re-
suit is taken as indicating that, with general
election, tho conservatives would return to
power. Greenwich, which Mr.. Gladstone for
merly represented, now sends Mr.. Boord. a
London distiller, conservative, vice SOlomons, |
deceased; and Alsop the famous "pale ale"
man. also conservative, is elected for cast Stat
fordshire.
The Honolulu press says the island has |
suffered abroad, owing toaccounts of the pres !
ence Of leprosy. The authorities say only |
abont fifty cases remain. The hope is ex |
pressed that in six months time the disease
will be wholly eradicated. The policy of the
isolation of patients is rigidly enforced.
Dispatches from various places in Ger
many state that the cholera is increasing in vi
olence.
Intelligence has been received that Para
quay, Brazil and the Argentine tepubIic have
signed treaty of peace.
The North German Gazette denounces as
a disgusting invention the report in American
papers Of an interview with Prince Bismarck.
i'll which he is made to say he would extirpate
the idea of God and substitute that of the state.
1t declares Bismarck never used such language
or advocated such sentiments, and believes the
falsehood originated in the Vaccinations of
JesIlits