The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-28
EUROPEAN AFTERMATH.
M. Sarcey on the Visit Of the Com
edie Franchise to London.
ON EUROPEAN POLITICS.
SPANS Summer -K0ssuth and Hunearia S
Lost Opportunities Hugo on Youth.

Dr. Falcks political work. mach Canossa Gehen
wir NIGHT" owe Go Not to Canossa'' which is ex-
pected to be the important contribution of this
generation to the literature of the Church and State
problem, will shortly after its appearance in Ger
many be translated into English.
Apropos of DIR. Talmage. who found England such
profitable preaching ground, some one asked him
the other day what he went there for Il guess 1
went to get money" replied Talmage. "But." said
his questioner. az thought America the place to
make money! "Yes, but in England it's already
made" was the answer.
Giuseppina Raimond from whom Garibaldi is
seeking divorce has written to Milan paper deny,
ing the charge made against her. This oit-repeateu
allegation was invented she says AS the only in9a
of obtaining decree of nuty of marriage; but;
though she desires the dissolution OF the abnormal
tie she cannot allow it to be effected except on con-
dition of respecting honor truth and legality.
The Iser Lloyd declares that the tale that Prince
Bismarck has worked out army system to unite
HE armies of Austria-Hungary and Germany into
whole, for defensive purposes, is pure invention
of the English Journalists 1t denies that the Ger
man Chancellor during his stay i'll Vienna subscribed
convention guaranteeing the integrity OF Germany.
Austria Hungary and even the occupied provinces or
the Turkish Empire.
The Chevalier Won Ofenheim the hero Of the great
railway trial of some years ago. has been elected
member OF tho Austrian Parliament for constitu-
ency in the Bukovina His election. owever. has
been objected by the members of the Parliamentary
obtained votes by lending money without interest to
the communes Of his electoral district. An official
inquiry has been instituted into the subject. .
General Skobelof the younger, who. like the late
General Diebitsch. deserves the honorary appella-
ton OF 5abal Kanski (he who crossed the Balkans)
on his return from the manpuyres of the German
army, in which the General, special represen-
tatve of the Gar, took part in His Majesty's staff
left Petersburg for Livada, whittier he was sum-
moned to report to the Emperor Alexander OH tho
course of the German maneuvres and his inter-
course with his Imperial uncle.
The Pope is said to have decided on making we'd
ding present to the Archdnchess Maria Christina of
Austria the occasion of her marriage with the
King of Spain. but what form it will take is not yet
liked Leo XIII. will be represented ut the ceremony
by the Apostolic Nuncio ut Madrid, Mgr. Bianchi.
who has already received the necessary Instructions
In case the marriage should take place without any
great soemnity his Holiness would delegate another
parsonage, leaving to the Court of Spain the privi-
lege OF selecting him.
Among the portraits of Victor Hugo that are
rorissine is in which the poet is represented
nude. The explanation is this. Louis Boulanger
who the intimate friend of Victor Hugo during
the romantic period, asked him to pose for figure
of Christ for a Jesus on the Cross" that he was
sliea painting for the eglise ST. Paul. The
olance striking and the picture was sent to the
church, where it remained hung up for several
years When the Empire came the painting of Louis
Boulanger was taken down and rolled up, aud it is
probably now slowed away in some garnet or loft
1t is a thing to be sought for.
Amovement has been started for the celebration
i'll England in June next year. of the centenary of tho
establishment of Sunday schools. and with that OBJ
iect in view the counties OF the Sunday school
Union already taking active steps. The pro-
gramme so far as it can at present be decided upon
will include great international convention OF Sun
day school workers and friends, to which meeting
representatives from all parts of the world will be
invited; the unveiling of bronze statue of Robert
gatherings OF teachers and scholars the Crystal
Palace and elsewhere and musical festival at the
Royal Albert Hall.
An English society journal learns from Berlin that
the Guelph partisans in Hanover hardly know how
to express their JOY the little Princess just born
to the Duke and Duchess Of Cumberland, who, for
those enthusiasts. the only richttul owners OF
the royal throne OF Hanover Congratulatory tele-
grams and addresses Immediately despa.che
Gmuuteu, Denmark
at the side OF her beloved daughter. and
represeutati,e of the Queen Of ENGLAND.
went to perform the formalites incident
TO the birth of British princess on foreign soil
certain arrangement is noticeable between the luke
of Cumberland and his widowed mother anu sisters.
who. forced by pecunary distress. had to come to
terms with the Prussian government, without how
the least Infringement OF their royal dignity.
1t was mentioned a short time ago that 4 marvel
ous remedy against tuberculosis had been discovered
iii he Natron 6eizoicuD medical Journal, pub
shed in Vienna, states that since the promuga
or this tidings the Vienna apothecares scarcely
able to satisfy the numerous and increasing de-
mands for this drug, which is being applied
in the widest extent. and without consulta-
ton OF medical advisers The same journal
prints article by DR.. Kroezak, OF Innsbruck,
the assistant of Professor Prokopius Rokitlnski.
who first announced the value of the Naoa beasoi-
a specific, and has continued it's with
such remarkable success. Dr. kroezak warns the
laity against using 1t except under medical control
as it is only given by profession III most atten
uated solution and by means of an inhaler of the
eral times in the day, said to have produced
suits which would have been thought incredible be-
forehand.
A shocking occurrence is reported from the little
town of Genijesk, in the district of Metopol, in
South Russia The annual fair was held there on
September 3D. and as usual was attended by multi
tude of peasants number of persons dined at ali
eating house, where among other articles species
of white hsh. sailed and prepared like herrngs was
servei. The consequences OF the meal soon mani
Tested themselves in appalling fashion. Thirty
persons who had eaten some of the fish died within
an hour. after suffering excruciating torture. The
known, but was believed to DO considerable. Eight
peasants, three pea ant and three children,
who had partaken of the fatal meal before quitting
the town, were seized on the way home with such
atrocious pains that they lay down the road and
died. An official investigation has been ordered.
There is no suspicion of any poisonous drug having
the fish must have been putrid some poisonous
ingredient had been mixed with the salt in curing it..
pack saddle for bat mules horses has
been invented by officer of the French military
train and is highly spoken of by the military papers
in France. Each side of the saddle Is composed of
hye long and narrow and quilted strips of wood.
placed parallel to one another and longitudinaliy
- under the load The two top pieces, which run
along the top OF the back of the animal either
siue OF the backbone arc again divided into several
sections With saddle thus constructed sore
backs, it is claimed. will be infrequent; and should.
perchance, sore be created, the strip bearing upon
IT, or If as is generally the tho wound is stu
aed on the top OF the back the section of the top
piece pressing upon IL, be removed until the
,oriation is healed. Experiments, the results of
which stated tn have been very satisfactory have
already been made with this inreniously designed
saddle, ard in one case. where il was Used on an
animal which had it's back about "a
inches wide by "a inches in lengthy, the oxcoriation
healed in eight days, although the horse was kept
uninterruptedly at its usual work.
Every one who has been to Naples and has
not died i'll consequence must have visited La
Favorita that earthly Paradise where the old Bour-
bon kings used to take their villeggiatura before
Giuseppe Garibadi came to turn them out. Indeed.
to 90 to Naples without spending day or moro at
La Fayorita was like going to Paris without seeing
Versailles, to Vienna without picknicng at Laxen-
burg, or to Consantinople without strolling about
the Sweet Waters-only that the Neapolitan place
ito spend happy day" is incomparably
superior any OF the rural retreats that to be
found near most of the Continental capitals, aud
shall say-though at the risk of being thong hit
unpatriotic--to Roshervilo itself. Domba and
Bombano were very partial to La Favorita. as was
also the pretty and gentle Queen Margarlta when