The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-28

true Italians as jealous. as In the Middle ages.
OF capital punishment ltahan brigands stiil
entertain strong aversion to the penalty OF
death, but 1ney are cessing to be an influential
class OF the community aud very lew nUblenlen
ale 10 be found IN their ranks IN these days.
LIVING GREECE 40 MORE"
IN Greece King George ~ about TO make a last
EFFORT IN favor OF constitutional government The
National Assembly has been summoned Tor the
letn lnst ano II, as during last session. " should
attempt 20 Drtng public business 10 stahostiil
ana refuse 10 vote the supplies. 1t IS understood
tnat HIS Majesty VIII terminate the perlod or
anarchy by decisive measures. The protecting
Powers would Certainly not INTERFERE though Rus.
tne Nay Of the Greek government; Ior Russia Is
strongly opposed 10 the sentiment knoWn as
Pannelenism, Tor whica she would substitute Pan.
orthodoxy. II 1t may be SO caled-that IS, union
OF all nations OF the Greek rite under the preN-
dency OF the Gar. instead OF the formation OF a
speech. The scythian Of the bleak north beyond
tue Euxine is tnus, a. OF old the constant enemy
THE EASTERN QUESTION
mas many ramllcations, but the g.oomlest prophet
OF III can hardly have anticipated that IL would be
ieopened py the accession Of Alfonso XII. TO the
throne OF Spain. However, the young Kings adj
ylsers committed me unpardonao!e bunder or
koumaaia directly, instead OF to the Sultan.
Prince Charles was overloyed a. the mistake, and
eager 10 seize upon 1t as fresh confirmation Of MS
sovereign rights. Bat ne obtained no support in
these professions rom the courts or Austria, GER
many and Russia, which nov act together IN ur Ic
OF the sublime Porte to be Just AA0ther yas5al
Stase, seryia, Is raising niue money ny me
doubt beAeYes tnat she is asserting the principles
OF Liberalism by so doing ,.
IL Spain alone does the clerical party appear to be
In The as epuang There Carlist and Al0nsist alike
bid actively for its support, so that whoever wins
the Church Is sure to gain The only douot in
ones mind Is as 10 whether much VIII be ieit In
Spain when the strife is ended, except 4 national
0sDt rlVanns those OF Ehgand and France.
HOLLAND.
or the minor States OF Europe there Is little TO
q la "a
the Tercenteuary OF Leyden University, at which
Mt. Newcomb, or Washington, received the
meTlted h0nOrs OF Doctolate IA Mathematics and
thysicsi HAiie Ill
the opposition are anXiousy questioning the gov
eInMeht with regard 20 the proposed 81. Peters
burg Conference. Belgium, which mas been so
often Claimed oy France as BENG within It's nat
ural boundaries, and which Germany would wall
lnglY ABANDON IN exchange lor one single pro-
vince OF Protestant Holland or Denmark, Is per-
haps the country II Europe most menaced by
schemes for the limitation or the gnt OF naloual
selI-aeience, Even with England at It's oacK it
would be 10 ma zen Tor he armies OF France stll
less OF Germany, and II the theory OF constructive
occupation were once admitted there would De
nc possibility OF organizing plan oil nation ! re-
sls.ance Vii the chapter Of acCluents should bring
ABOUT oeAVerapce.
DENMARK.
Accounts from Denmark render 1t difficult to
understand whether he human or canine p0pula-
ton Is suffering most from rabies. Several dogs
seem 20 nave gone mad IN Jutand, ana the whole
town OIL Copenhagen 60 lave followed their eX-
ample. The Aillste or the Interior WIS urged to
MAKE IL penal 20 iaAu uOHS rom JuIlanQ any OF
the slaDGs. The origin Of the epidemic Is traced
to Berlin. NO DOUBT BisnarcA's dog Is the Joas ct
oTag0 0td4I
remains steadily occupied with questions or Mill
taIy reform.
THE SITUATION ~ ASIA.
Turning TO Asia one Is not surprised TO find
Many East Indians proclamlng themselves
l1ihgated rokues at the trial OF the Guic0war Of
BaToGa. ana TINS with q serene Oriental egua-
nimity which the moet hardened OF haDltual GRIM
mails might envy The truth u.s. these men are not
wicked ~ their own eyes, but only very clever.
Time may better lndlaD morality; the naive SIM
pLcity ia naughtiness Will disappear surely
enough before long. At Is calculated that already
5000, 600 or HindU0s re9a the newspapers. CAL
cuLta Figaro mas been started, an extract from
which was telegraphed 20 England. 1t may be
described as The first Indian joke but Is hardly
Siam have been rccOnciled py English mediation.
10 consequence OF which the second king mas re-
turned 70 i've peaceably in the palace OF the first
king For the rest the second King is TO nave as
much honor as he pleases and the first king as
much power as he pleases. an arrangement With
waIcn one can ana auit
BY the latest Sdvices from China IL appeared
thai the peOple were not yet aware OF the late
Err ne ror' death. his SUCCESSORS reign, however,
had been inaugGrated by sounding tne So aries OF
several princes. Prince Kung's having been 1Or-
meTly doubled was now trebled. large dOnative
had asO been granted to the Mantchon GUARDS at
the capita, sign tnat the 1sln dynasty Is totter-
ing % It's all. II augnt is 10 be learned from the
history OF Imperial Rome Perhaps the Mantchoa
Guards NAV ultimately Ollow tie example OF the
PrGtorians and pat up the Empire Tor sale. The
Celestial country might be bought by an other
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