The New York herald., 1879-11-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

The long pending disruption" between tho Jesuit
Order in England and Cardinal Manning, representa-
tive of the regular order Of the Roman Catholic
clergy. is to be- inquired into by tho PontiG. The
head of the Manoza Jesuit College. at Eoehampton
is at present III Rome preparing for the conflict, and
he will be joined by the head Of the Order. Car
dinal Manning left for Rome on tho 18th inst
The attempt made this summer to divert the Anu
Darya into the Caspian With native help having
failed commission Of European engineers has been
appointed to undertake the WORK with all the appl
ances of modern science. The gentlemen intrusted
with the important undertaking are Herren Holm
str0m Bolle Helmann and Roop, who have just left
St. Petersburg for Khiva. They will be accompanied
and protected by military force under General
Gluchovski. and are expected to remsin year or
two IN Turkestan.
The condition of ireland, says the London ED-
a,niner is attracting great attention in Russia and
the newspapers contain numerous articles describ-
ing the distress existing in the Emerald Ise Nocoe
Vrenya afirms. on the strength OF advices from
Ireland. that the Irish are only waiting for rup
ture between Russia and England to rise
and declare their independence. That this il seri
ously believed by many Russian politicians is shown
by the intelligence from Moscow that Aksakof and
several other noted Panslavists have promised to
give subscriptions toward the cause II applied to
by the promoters Of the Irish revolutionary move-
ment.
The late Duke Of Brunswick's sealed packet has
been found. The document reads:-''To NJ. de
Munchhausen. to my Marshal Of the Court. Superior
Councillor of State-I wish that after my death I
may be put into coffin of which this is the descrip-
ton n:-Let it be of q similar form to that Of my
fathers only larger stills let 1t be made OF the rest
wood. lined with the best dark red Genoese velvot.
abundantly garnished with gold lace and fringes."
The document continues in a similar strain through
out except that at one passage there is paragraph
ordaining that the lid should be constructed 80
that in may not be quite dead may be able
open it myself from the inside.
The Vatican is preparing for . Consistory, to be
held about the middle Of December, when a highly
important Allocution. reviewing the condition Of
the Church and supplying q narrative and explans-
tion of Leo KILL 3 administration during his Pom
tifcate will be published. His Holiness is also pre-
pairing long Encyclical Letter. in which will be
bodied details of q scheme for the renovation and
transformation of ecclesiastical education through
out the world. from which great smcloration OF
tho intellectual and moral characteristics of the
priesthood is expected. The Pope has entirely
cluded himself for some days past and win continue
to do for time more. In order labor unin-
terruptedly at this work.
The illustrated paper being got up in Paris for the
| very splendid affair The popular edition will be
800. 900 copies at one franc each; but addition
there will be special issue Chinese paper. for
which any obtainable price will be charged. Plon
lends his presses to print both issues. The paper
will contain fac-smiles of the autographs Of all the
European sovereigns and chief statesmen. Dore.
Meissonier, Worms. Neuve and Detaille will assist
with their pencils. Got contributes article
French Academy" Naquet on divorce. sardou on
"Materialism," and Rothschild will pen the "City
Article" Victor Hugo and Gambetta are also ex-
pected to contribute.
Another conflict as occurred between Spanish
and Portuguese fishermen at Tarra, the coast Of
tackled some Spanish fishing smscks which we're ply
ing their trade in Portuguese waters The Portuguese
cut the nets OF their rivals. boarded the smacks
and threw their cargoes Of ish overheard and
inflicted other damage. Count Casal Ribcro,
newly appointed Minister to the Court OF
Madrid. has hastened his departure to the spanish
capital to prevent by diplomatic this ques-
ton from assuming more serious importance. Tho
Portuguese gunbost Tamiga is about to proceed to
the Of Algsrve in consequence Of the conflict
She has on board the naval Captain jose Alemao.
wnO has Sssn tea snS
awaiting his arrival at the Of the encounter.
Major serpa Pinto has arrived at Lisbon from
sTntnsmptoH and mas had an interview with the
place. the Douro where he hopes to re-establsh his
health. The editors of the Lisbon paper Commercio
de Portugal have been waited upon by two of Major
Serpa Pintos friends, one distinguished professor
and author the other lieutenant in tho Portuguese
article on African exploration published in the
sixty sixth number Of the said journal. The passage
is the he the Maor) pracssod pr M an
act Of disloyalty In abandoning his companions.
Capello and lveno." The editors explanation has
the meaning intended to be conveyed in the article
alluded to was that the explorer was. in the opinion
of the writer OF the article bound in duty
ney
The following scientific papers have been rcceived
Professor Nordenskjaid, and win shortly appear in
rian Arctic Seas" by Professor NordenskJ3ld. and
dedicated to the King of Sweden; "Of the Position
and Of II the
by the same; missionary, Of the Tschukt-
sssS.. g.. s color o. e
schers' and "Lichnologio Researches on the North
Coast of Siberia" by NJ. T. Amquist; "Of tho vege-
tation of the Alge in the Siberian Arctic Seas" and
''Of the Vegetation the North Coast of Siberia"
by NJ. F. II. Kyellman; "Of the Fauna OF tho Inver-
tebrn in the Siberian Arctic Sea-. by NJ Anton stux
berg Several OF these papers are accompanied ny
drawings. illustrations and charts showing how
hard and conscieniously the explorers have worked
The Peskher Lloyd contains tho following inforlna-
q
trian government for the defence Of the Tyrol:-
IN perfect state of dafenor II IL proscc,ed ~ sr
teen well armed forts, varying In sizo from the arg
est dimensions to the smallest. Several of these
works of defence have been constructed with
ence to tho progress which Of late years has been
made in artillery. The 1-doubts can. In Of
around which trenches be dug. The
Point. tho fortincation of which has last
been completed. commands the entrance to the
Valley Of 5arlaro. Tie armament OF this point,
though not yet begun. will shortly be commcnced.
partment at insprtick, is directing the constrneton
Of now fortncations At two different points. These
latter are work. OF considerable importance both
important forthcations have just been constructed
on Mount Brione. situated botwees Torbole and
Riva, commanding the road from Roveredo to tho
Lake of Garda Lastly the Valley of Primor. which
derives its strategical Importance from tho denlss
munication with Fleims by good military road"
Hadschi Lola, the Abd-el. Kader of Bosnia, is now
undergoing Ave years sentence At the fortress of
InereSlenstaut Inc ex-lnsurRont cauer IL reported
to be anything Out cast down at his present fate.
He sxpects-snd not without reason, II is sad-that
much of his sentence will be remitted, In which
case lie intends to return tc Serajevo and set up
tailors business as he IL much enchanted with tho
sartsrial art, the rudnents OF which he s now ac-
quirng In prison. strict Mohammcdan
has with the money, collected by the saic
OF his autographs, bought himself watch. that ho
may know when the I've hours come round at which
The rules the prison require that HIS long beard
shall be removed and When Lola heard of this
the first time showed signs of distress. Little
man. said he to the barber who presented himself
at his cell the day of his arrival and scis-
sors in hand, little man. thy great and
mighty Emperor 10 too good sovereign
to wish that such an indignty bc offered
earnest request, q telegram was despatched to the
Emperor requesting to know II His Majesty would
allow his prisoner ,swho prostrated himself before