The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Germany "a rapidly getting control of the
Samoan isnnda, khn snpplioH tho Islanders
with $3.50 900 worth Of tho s40a.Oo0 worth Of NOR.
chandiaB imported.
The troops Of friendly Zulua lin London
have baan making more trouble In proportion
to their number than their cnuntrymen In S0ni h
ArIoa They pereist In refusing TO give pubiie
7rformanees according TO their contract. and
cannot be persuaded tp return home
Tho fret meseages OF the now telegraph line
to South Africa were aant hv Queen Victoria 10
tho Sultan of Zanzibar, sir Hartls Frore and sir
Garnet Woselsy on tho twenty fitth OF Decem.
ber They were received on tho twenty seventh
and tho replies arrived In London on the twsn.
ty-ninth.
one rerHons we're convicted oE participation IN
the recent sHsaulta upon proeeHR- servers. There
In great excitement among the populace In con-
sequence. and fears of mob violence are enter
tanned by tho authorities who are taking un-
usual precautions for protee ion.
Thaebnw. King or Mandalny Ia 30 much oceu-
pied just now with tho electric light thnt he has
forgotten all about tho war with England. A
Burmese ofilciel has brought tha new Light r.
the notice of the monarch hintinE nlaO that
II Ii an invention OF hts own, For this Inn
porant discovery ho has been raised several
degrees in rank.
The Mopa. a financial, commercial and lit
erary paper published ai ST. Petersburg, has
been virtually atopppd hy heing prohibited
from receiving advertisements. The Moha is
the only Russian newspaper which h.s con-
sietently advocated rettonehment q reduction
Of army expenditure, and paelnn policy
throughout, particularly lpWhEh
II nm fold" aays tho editor Of Ttrth, "that
Mr., Archibald Forbes calm was grand apec-
tnela when he wns prevented from loe uring NJ
9oa he quietly sn H2wn "ws s'nn'' n" aKrhs
The majority of the audience nppauded him.
and were very angry ~ being deprived 81 lha
Intellectual treat which they hhd anticipated.
Mr.. We're Foster. Of Bcifaet, has addressed n
letter 70 Mr.. Parnnll which. y published ~ tho
Belfast Northern WIG. Mi. festnr offers TO
donate & 5000 TO aastst emigration from Done
gal, Glare, Kerry. Cork aud Connnught to Can
ada and tho Western statoa OF America 40
says he feels suro tho Americans viii hoartily
Cooperate In the plan no proposes for Following
the distress In Ireland
The fund organized for tho purpose OF erect
Ing monument In France 10 the memory OF
the late Prince Imperial IA now closed the con-
trihutions having amounted to 10000 fiancs-a
sum that IL deemed sufficient. Baron aauss-
man has obtained the consent Of tho committee,
OF which no IL president to tho erection OF Il
memorial chapel on some suitable site betwean
the Arc do Tromphn md a." lnvalides, The
chapel will be erected In the midst ol garden.
The banker Of the Vatican who managed all
his HoneRs' financial hueineas In Rome. has
taken 10 flight aud hnE Tnft hohnd debts
amounting to more than sido.01o. Several high
ecclesiastical officials. who had lntruhtod all
their fortune 70 tho 4peeiona 'wtnhlnr. arc aud-
denly plunged into tne Eraatest distresn. One
tho last Cardinals created by Plus X ts said
" 10 hava heen hit 80 hard by The uniaulter TINT
he has not q centtme iett.
Late English mails nnnonnee the death Of
Francis i. Gary, aon nt tho wall known trauala-
tor OF Dante: OF Indy ionrlctta Caroline Chi
chester Magic. daughter OF the fourth Earl Of
Portsmouth, whose husband. Mr.. Joseph Ght-
chester Nagle. survived the pnrtner III his lfe
since 1896 only u few hours. OF MAJOR Roadway.
the originator of the English vouutoer move
ment: of Henry White. author of tho much die-
cussed History Of the Massacre OF Saint Bar
tholomew.n and Of Luigi Nincenzi. SUBJ hI
visit Of tue Holy Sec a most distinguished hbi-
cal scholar.
II Ia proposed to construct n now under
ground railway limo .n Paris one miia In
length from the Place de 'Etoile TO tho Bois de
Boulogne. starting from tho corner IT the Rue
de PreShhnrR. on the south side Nf the Avenue
de Ia Grende Armee. and ternin9ting II tue
ward nj Neuilly. The limo will consist Of single
pair Of rails. and will b worked by atmos-
pheric power. tho atr to be compressed by en-
bridge III Neuilly Ea'h train will w composed
OF four carriages, TO hold 2oo passengers. and
the time OF transit, allowing for s,oppnge ut
the intermediary stations nj the fortihration. Ia
to be six minutes.
Onyaneuye n celebrated cook whose finger
hae been Ia many great man BROTH. has re-
gently died in laris. at the age of nincty-six
In 1915 he was Gen. Blachers ettt dc eftSgte. 10
whom he was recommended by no then Duke
/ the treaty Of pea,a Ca2anouyo followed his
master to Berlin, whence he returned - France
! In lslS, on the occasion Of the Kings corona
rand and soon atterward reached the acme OF
his ambition In beinE attached " the rayA.
Charles X Oageneuve served his successor with
equal zeal and retired from his profession al
the revolution OF lS4s.
In report dated from Siberia. the Saweuafnn
TSreSti at Moscow. discusses the sentence Of
Juchanzof. who, for robbing the Russian
B5dencredit Gesehaft of about ooC
roubles was sent to Siberia. and says that only
Roman Generals who. after conduering great
empires, returned IN triumph TO Rome, were
surrounded with such pomp ~ this bank
swindler when going into exile, The ktng OF
thieves goes to Jeniseisk, his place OF exile
like a Turkish pasha, taking with him bis
harem A pretty French woman accompanies
him and he must be- In possession OF consi-
derable wealth. for be throws about gold Ike Z
Crtrsus His only regret iS that he mas no.
brought his cook with him from st. Petersburg
and the police officials who are escortinG him
act as his attendants.
The special correspondent of the World In
Panama states that Nj. de Lesseps has changed
his original plan of making short trip to the
United States Instead of lea. ing Pan nama for Sal
4 Francisco on the twenty eighth instant, as had
58 been arranged, he will come directly 70 New
II York Id the steamer Colon. which II 70 leave AS
5npinwa February G. NJ. de Lessaps will be ac'
~ s%companied BY Nine. de Lesseps. three Of their
n xchiidren, and Messrs. H. Bionne, Dauprat and
Gallay. Rooms for the party have already been
taken in New York. As NJ. de Lesseps must pc
In Paris BY March Is. and has matters TO settle
with the Panama Railroad Company Id this
city. he NAV be compelled altogether to abandon
his California trip.