The New York herald., 1879-12-13
ECHOES FROM ABROAD.
English Comments on the
Presidents Message.
IRISH DI S r r E S S +.

Gossip and Gleanings from
Many Lands.
The municipality Of Nice has opened its eyes al
last to the sad want OF casino IN that city and II
| Anglas, which purports to excel In comfort and
convenience all similar establishments past and
| present -AsfNgr ststt y sts-i tAf1
In the village of Piscinola near Naples. O dispute
between two peasants to the ownership of piece
OF land has led to regular battle between their fam
| lilies. Both peasants killed. the claimants
! father and two women OF his household being
| wounded.
Biningsgate Market has at length been invaded by
| Canadian produce Two weeks ago some three
! thousand salmon. recently arrived from the Do
minion. made their appearance ON the quays OF the
being put on board ship they were found. reach
ing the London market. to be in admirable condition
| and splendidly fit for the table,
The Cologne Gazette says that q sensation has
been caused at Strasburg by the of two Alsa-
| tians. gendarme, having remarked q teacher Of
Gr.senstadem renorted ON the subject The con
sequence that the police paid domiciliary visit
to the teachers residence. when he found other
similar sketches, and letters of compromising ma
ure received from the director Of the neighboring
railway workshop. They were both thereupon taken
into custody.
An Irish orrespondent of Dublin paper writes:-
"The arrival is expected in England OF 10000
turkeys from the United States. ireland has
s'i tns London Christmas market. and the foreign
competition will heavily affect the prices in the
b. in nsss
charges certainly exorbtsnt II the American
fowl come over here in good condition 1t will be q
sad blow to the hopes OF the poultry producers in
Ire and.
Bulls are not extinct. and real Hibernian has
cropped up the result of the home rule indigna-
ton against the recent arrests in Ireland.
In several large provincial towns, among
the plaeards put mp calling the patriots
against the tyrannous action Of wicked English
government. is one wherein prominently occur the
following lines:-
Our right shall battle with your might,
When You must hear our voices though
You would not hear our tesrs
Although nothing like full as yet. Monte Carlo is
gradually getting more lively every week. and many
we'll known habituas areNready i'll "residen,e." In
clnding the Russian lady with the long flowing
Russian. whose room was always preferable to his
disagreeable company. has played his Last game
here. having died at Nice short time back, thor
oughly cleaned out. One victim in the summer was
French artist, who lost at the tables ut night the
large he received for painting the portraits of
NJ Wagatha and others connected with the admins
tration by DAY. ~
. Prophetic reads paragraph in the Pau Mall Ga
zette Of the ID OF December:-"The Czar Alexander
ia his way from Livadia to st. Petersburg with
whole carload OF contributions behind him and .
complete train Of Russian sieyes in his wake:
befell this most meritorious monarch But fellow
has been discovered the track--at railway sta
ton. OF all places in the world-with some fifty
six pounds Of dynamite hung around his neck and
an assortment Of poisons in his trousers pocket.
These nihilists such terrible people; they
do things like other human beings"
At the annual meeting OF the Russian Society
Of Political Economy . report was read. which. in
its ,na % be sn for
altered. The member who prepared 1t said that it
would be well to think of replacing the nobility by
should be placed in position to purchase the
land at q price which would render It possible
for them to cultivate it with profit. Another
speaker insisted the necessity Of the government
being compelled to aid the movement by legal agita-
feshng was ali in favor Of the proposal. There is
smack of the universal feeling Of the benefits Of
peasant proprietary about tho debates at the BUS
slap meeting.
"a biography Of the we'll known NJ. Brilat-Savariu
is just being published in Paris, as well as new
edition Of .'rhe Physology Of Taste which may
Of preface. a charming little sketch Of the
has besn the art o cookery
his day. Where" he cries. "are the great cooks?
And then, replying to himself, he tells the world
that all the attention of the artists OF the present
day is devoted to the ornamentation OF the
table, the elegance of the service the garni-
ture Of the dishes-that. in word. 1t Is neither
more or less than eye pleasing. Music. during
ton to kin conversation declares that cookery
such occasions ceased to exist WHOM Csmbsc4res
forms us, lives too much it's past, and, though
prestige is undmnished In the eyes Of foreign
ers, it is absolutely devoid Of novelty.
Mr.. O'Connor Power M. p. speaking at tho recent
denomination in Hyde Park thus spoke Of the Eng.
lfsh Premier would ask them not to hiss Lord
Beaconsfeld for although somo OF the Jews traced
their descent from the impenitent thief who died
the eCross-aughter)-they must remember that there
very respectable Jews who might have descended
| from Abraham or Jacob Isaac, and therefore he
wished they would repress any disposition to hiss
Lord Beaconsheld-th hissesl-for it was quite pos
sble that he might have had respectable parentsge.
Lord Bsaconsfeld published in 1884 . composition
| entitled "a Revolutionary Epic" The sentiments
contained In that poem the subject of criticism
the public press and OF adiscussion in Parliament
very favorable to the views of Lord
1864 he published another version of the "Revolu
tionary Epic. In the edition Of 1884 Lord Beacons-
field put this language into the mouth OF one OF his
| poetical characters:-
Dark Phsraol's doom shall cool his chariot wheels
| Now hot with blood
| ri And blessed be the hand that dares to WELD
The regcidal steel that shall redeem
| =. nations sorrow with tyrant's blood.
In tho 1854 edition these lines altered to-
| And halowed be
The regicidal steel that shall redeem
| nations woe.
At this point the surging of the crowd drove sew
era OF the occupants from the platform and threat
l nd To with of tha m