Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-17

WILL INSIST on REPARATIoN,- From recent tel
egrams from the East the indications are that
our Government is determined that England
shall render satisfaction for the injuries sustained
by the commerce of the United States through
the Alabama and other piratical vessels fitted
out in British ports, with the knowledge. if not
the assistance of that Government And il is
quite reasonable to suppose that under the pres
ent prospect of an early disarmament of another
hundred thousand of the best fighting material
the world ever saw, who will be restless and
eager to strike at the Power which through four
years of bloody strife, contributed the arms and
munitions with which they were contending. the
British Government will give these demands Sc
rious consideration. We have not forgotten the
bombastc threatenings of Englishmen when Adj
miral Wilkes took the responsibility of Selling
Confederate representatives on their way TO En-
gland and France, there to act as emmissaries of
JEFF. Davis and his fellow traitors. -Four years
however, have brought about change Our
hands are clear of the rebellion. and this is an
opportune moment for settling our differences
with all foreign abettors &c the rebellion A
spanish journal Speaking on the subject sarcas-
tically remarks that Z" The Cabinet of ST. James
WI. always be found disposed to make heroic
sacrifices in any conflict with Power of unu-
sual strength, reserving all the terrors of its ira
ditonal pride for difficulties with nations inferior
in strength And this view of the subject is so
nearly correct, that apprehend England will
endeavor to settle this question to the satisfaction
of our Government without unnecessary delay
Coop News FOR HUNGRY PEorLE.-It has been
predicted for some weeks that crash in the
-four market was imminent, and the prediction
has proved true. Laboring people will not much
longer be at the mercy of soulless spectators.
From the market report of the Flag, June 10th,
we make the following extract:
Flour while quotablc at previous prices,
cannot be sold at those prices, as the attempted
sale at auction yesterday demonstrated, when
large lot of superior Chile was Withdrawn, be-
cause it would not realize 81 per sack The
harvest which has commenced in many parts of
the State, will yield an enormous supply of wheat
and barley, and this must soon make an impress
sion on the -four market, and bring prices down
with Il crash. The following are the prices real
lied at auction yesterday, and are fair criterion
of the state of the market /; Flour, SIS per Dbl
From $l4 to So is a very sudden e drap, and
if necessary to utterly ruin the -four spectators,
we hope it may fall to 81 barrel. Speculation
is often legitimate, but when it is practiced at
the expense of the poor, laboring classes, on the
necessares of life, it is criminal. In this con-
neXion, the Red Bluff Independent editor notices
that the Bulletin of the same date merely says
that - flour selling at current prices-appa-
rently afraid to give the true quotations" The
Bulletin is the organ of the -four swindlers and
dare not incur the i'll will of its masters. But
the Bulletin is well paid for its misrepresentation.
or silence. as may be necessary.