New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
FOREIGN OPINION.

There is az great n difference between Mon
arcny in Great I.an, Hc1.@ny a o. 80, a. S;, ~
land aud France aud no grrate1 TO group citAef dac
common uWils W i,s o ', ,,it q yiei, 80 di,,r,iCr
-lLondon News
There are certain controversies which seem
TO have the proptfW Oi prfpctatng incl,c'tVs . We,
Letters Of jrnus" VINO Wa tine Man Ia Inc 0u MhSA,
or who was the author OF lhs O'tlic @ t"t', ,,o
str strongly to tne lilaGHsiph ai '.i' ~ -.ie
curiosity they have done at any time since tAey were
frsi heard OIL lMGnchc7te. Examiner
II is true that Tallcyrand, on being asked
Why no married such thoroughly stupid woman as
M thr Dtccctnal tax he forced TO hear Tha aver
aye tlsh hls band however is bY no means laliey-
y2ud n0r s he ally speaking. fagued by tic hi-
ianr of he ASSOCIATES 80 hat an intelligent partner at
hone cannot be regarded suporfu!ty.- London Tel
ograph
II is the desire of the Spanish Ministers that
tho King should he able 20 neet the ortes Win to rr
tiae Of military success, and II Is noS npioD.1s wal ne
W Join The army iu the expected campaign. i4As nov
hgoit Of ionin the army the OF some gret oper-
ton such battle or The s.or0ng ~ ioriIes b nc
ep1t had made matter Of certalnty-lLon
News
Ecuador Is q land of sinking, fierce, san
guuary beasts of tie forest. where uc isguar lies IN
ambnsh ON the branch, aud tue coral snake whO3s ngs
are sudden dean Turks under the lovely psiQnhoWeis
but too well aoclmazc ITSELF ia ttesc fair bat iSos
erned and restless regions. where stnre hso dcie .o-
Was asked what kind Of soil his native land possessed
for agriculture. ana replied IL Is eGcehrni ohiy ~
would keep still for month or two at London
Telegraph.
Should the next French Assembly be as Re
publican this has been koyaiit the very hrst
Thing IN viii try 20 do will be 10 fet'r academcai cduca
tion with such conditions that 1t viii be free only 10
name Nor TIE hostility 10 TIE church fai 10 beak
oaf in hundred forms during the next session ihc Dt-
trness Of the combat between the rival parties VIII In,
deed be intensified when theological hate is added TO a
tse rrey political differences between the two sides
me rival sections of the Radical party viii forget their
auiinostes when they attack the roman Ca'holc
Church. London Times.
The bloW struck by Prince Bismarck against
PspGl aggresaiOns has been fit bOth In lurepe and
America The attention oi lhe oid aha Nc" M,.s'S - Is
fairly aroused 70 the arrogant pFclcI-OAs oi te
Romsh Hierarchy. The very question when has chted
forth The short telling circular o. Pre7idrnt Grant is
that which formed the chief sbeos oi counsel ~ te ie
cont Synod OF MaynoOth The CHurca thuESi it. isoH
powerful enOuga 20 in il ends hut Y has h0a le 700
eon Tso urinsipie Of oxpedcuey and temporal ing may
lyor its pretenson. ~ tis ootIy bd IN oeiiiiy ana
The United States the case Is diaicht Ia both touifes
once popular foeng aroused s sincere aud earnest
-lIiserpOol Courier.
By the German Constitution ecclesiastical
and religious afirs internal matters under the con
fr,I OF eacs separate STATE but ,is rIle has been
already aof Fl n5ught The Kcchsi5g would not proba
hy hesitate II ASKED By the Government, = pass AN ec
ceFianfical Law whole Empire similar 10 tGe law
which has been passd by the Prassan ad Baden Diets
recognizing The right OF ie Old Catholics - ceuAiy oi
privileges with The Isfallibilists. 4nch interference
would be keeny resented attack on Bayafan noe-
in is defense The command Of the situation would us
be placed IN the hands ci ihs Catholic ana Ii i hard 10
foresce the issue.-tPali Mall Gazette.
The war Of 1854 and 1855, the Crimean ex-
pedtion and M siege of SchasiO0 were episodes OF
the personal policy of Napoleon III. From !. dynl,uc
,iBt 0f view interest absolutely distinct roiG ihh,
nf France u ruther clever coup, Tor u Was tHHi
mount TO the dissolution Of the old coalition OF Eurcpe
against the Empire. IL IN fhct the pilc lh'd iof
liz Engsh alliance The Emperor OF Russia d'd mol Dc
Iicyr. nor would he believe, that England couid
become the active ally of Napoleon. lie refused 10 be-
Ueye il up 10 the last moment, and hurried on the sar
tb rns OF the disasters Of France, and England, left
aione has seen the Treaty OF Paris torn 10 sbrcs ana
seen iugsia rC,tle DO session Of thc Black sea NoN
st tho present The integrity Of the Ottoman Empire
were Ienaeed France wOnd not have the same motives
fI recommending the Eastern campaign We have some
thing else 10 do, and England would have 10 uh'tfhkc
ihe io IL is clear she II not disposed ~
undertake and tht explains tc change ia her Ituide
and langua gc.-lPaIis Journal des D6bats.