The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-15
ECHOES FROM ABROAD.
Glimpses of Interesting Events
in Europe.
FACTS, FANCIES AND FICTI0NS.
Paragraphs About Prominent Personages
and Pretty Places.


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Theodore Morawski Minister for Foreign Affairs
of the insurroctiona government of Poland in 1881.
and author OF a history of Poland has lust died ut
Paris ut the age OF eighty. Morawski was the last
but one OF the phalanx OF patriots that were sent by
the insurgents to the Diet or warsaw. there re-
mains now only the Poet Bobdan Zaleski' VINO also
lives III France
The Canadian prohibition against the Importation
paper having a damaging effect on the Dominion
export trade. As an instance. dealer ut Bellevie,
1000 prime head of cattle for the Christmas market
was compelled to execute it from Boston, Mass,
owing to his inability to ind suitable stock In Can
ada. EH
The Vitoskd published at Sofia states that the Bull
M rian Governments contemplates tho establishment
of an agricultural school, with model farm In the
neiphborhood of Rustchuk on an estate known there
as the Tchifiik dc Mtdhat The Roumanian governs
ment has received another shipment Of TO- rifles
but speedily to ncres se the number Of Henr
rides in store until they reach $780, 900.
oe M To,nvso,.s ,,rou;sad NAV tho Iordor
Times saws The nieee ia founded on the beautiful
old legend of the knight aud the Falcon the best
kno perhaps and the fairest of the hundred tales
Naples ~
A stagnant fen,
Grown rank With PUSHES and with reods.
-, Whcre white ny now and then
BLOOMS IA '"e must OF noA'oas ~eeaA
This white lily has been already transp!anted by
of his Tales OF Wayside Inn will remember.
Mr. Tenpysons play will be In one act. and in verso.
only OF importance-the Knight and the IAdy-snd
these will be presented by Mr.: and MRS. Kendall 1t
10 Sia1 h,a -, Thr;s,,a INV ' Poe''' 70 po
nv. n.y. &C., 49, Vs.. 49,, ,,.. ,.
has taken place in the shipbuilding trade on the
Clyde within the past month. Several good orders
were secdred by the principal shipbuilding firms.
while not few vessels were consigned to the care
OF less important builders. OF the vessels launched
steamers. one schooner. screw tug and one iron
bark. having aggregate Of close on nineteen
five thousand tons compared with the same period
last year.
The special correspondent OF the Cologne Gazette
at Sydney. writing on October Q. sends long ac-
German sections OF it, He allows that England. the
United States and the British Colonies make the dis
many. One Of the favorite shows at the palace was
q number of South Sea Islanders. chiefly from the
war dances. &c. The picture gallery would not be
ready for opening before the beginning or middle or
November.
GOOD deal about a poor Rdy Nine O'Connell whose
ioa was fifteen years ago. one Of the most brilliant
in Paris and who is now lodged among the INDECENT
lunatcs in the Vile Evrard Asylum. near Paris.
Mme. O'Connell was the daughter OF = chocolate
maker in Berlin. She had taste for painting,
Irishman. MT. O'Connell. who passed his life In
prac Using fencing and arranging dues From Brus-
were frequented by the artistic and literary people
of the time. Now that her sad fate Is known her
old friends headed by NJ de irardlns arc organizing
subscription among themselves to give her some
little comfort in her terrible afiiction.
Trautz- B,uzonp net the great bookbiuder OF modern
t,mes has inst died Mt Paris He had his anon in
the old Rue du Four-Saint- German. and worked
only for the very frst amateurs Mossrs. Cigongne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Due dAumsle Comte de Lurde.
Comte deellgnerolle Baron de 10 Careife, &c. His
finest bindings in mosaic compartments OF colored
morocco cost terrible prices; lOQ0f.. 2,OOOf. and
3.OO0f He did not turn out moro than hundred
bindings year. ana OF late ne mad been almost
monopoiized by mr.. D. DC Hotnschiid: he used to
work by two assistants and woman DE was deco
rated with the Legion or Honor In lS6S. :
The Parisian:-ssrwo new chairs will probably be
established at the University Of Paris next wear one
the history Of religions There are some people
who see the Celtic element everywhere They be-
ieye that the Celtic race which some way or an
other missed the coach OF life will be enabled to
"fing" In the sum total OF humanity. Tho Allo-
broges who STRUGGLED so yaliantly against Rome
were Celts; the Brctons who were the last to de-
fend the royalty in the wars of La vendee were
blood In the veins of the French who owe their
strktng originality TO mixtur o of ALL the races
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men o e..ess. M ~ :. p'ssy eAos. snrs NC ns'o
.h,. o,s..t ~ ,,...;ors a. a.. a; o. -,
some.s .i1s % ,, S IL. IL 40 sIe $500 .
met IN .ne t 90 s; s - % anu p..seo
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e njy ~ iar;n,,s ,s,a,,,.,ort W. at tSr ~, no
doubt as to whether the latter would quietly submit
host Intentions s the world hut liable a. ALI forms
nv those who vera 10 he heneftc The annreben-
sion turns out 10 be only too we'll founded