New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

n ,et on the SOtb by the inhabitants Oh ro,''
,o,u bjch CITY he formerly represented Id farn"-
mont The Mayor Of the city said that Ensi"nu ""D
gratefnito Lord Monck for having saveo nor i,on
avinp .erous differences with the United Sta'eS
The Oyy other references to America were 1;o2 nauI
Mr. NcDougal and M. Cartier two OF Wv c Rpitisb
Cabiiet Mr. McDOueal in gloriyIng & the pineiih ,,ith
COntitutiOn, said He had aSsOcal1u III th. LATE
American politicians from Mr. Seward anu "a te @ oS t"S
Mr Lincoln to the village politician, DuI tIJio ~ ,r
hardIv one Vho had not admitted that for the PIs
poses of the English Government llie % most
Lords and the House OF COlhinons W. "onI,'fderafion
sajd O. the Americans did not like the scheme, phe .
that was because they knew that it would add 70 '0
stability of the English power In Norh hIuT @ %croR
INSTALLATION OF JOHN STUART MILL AZ LoiD iNN
OF ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY ord
On the same evening the phll9sophlc son1 sonntned "a
statesman, John Stuart MILL NJ r. was 8; lscntand
Lord Rector of st. Andrews University IN ioce 5co
He delivered an Inaugural TePIe9 bole Dage of
and beauty. The report OF 1t hlied "hoio p"e0
the London morning papers. o>, ,ropxs AT
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE or LARGE h'oN "0i' -
,..ouco, ,ooNiyed AMSild in london on the I'd, that
the greater part of the well-bnown irOn-w0rkS OF
Messrs Paul van Vlissingen O. Dudock Won fieel, ho
Amsterdam had been destroyed by ynd IRE tSc total oss s
was very heavy. The works were partially lusuleu
in English offices.
REAPPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE
The British Medical Journal states that the cattle
plague has reappoorod in the very same cowshed III
former outbreak, and it is unfortunately spreading
with increased vehemence through Holland
THE CORONER's INQUEST ON THE VICTIMS OF THE
COIIIERY EXPLOSIONS. .
The Coroner's inquests which have been long sit
ting over the victims of the COlliery accidents IN
Yorkshire and Staffordshire have come TO similar
conclusions namely, that they were caused by want
of sufficient ventilation and consequent acumulau0h
of noxOus gases. and both urgently press upon the
Der of Inspectors and insisting upon more frequent
aud careful examination OF the mines.
THE RUSSIAN BANK-N01I FoRGERIRs: .
The Russian bank-nOte fOrgeTies were before MT
Justice Heating in the Central Criminal Court IN
London on the 1st Of February. The jury convicted
AC3ph Groeger and George Szapas ior Possession nrn
convicted but recommended TO mercy on the ground
that they the tools of other parties They were
sentenced to twelve months hard labor. JACOB
Scheuhr who was principal was sentenced t0Seyen
years penal 6eTVlude.
AN APOLOGY FROM BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE.
Blackwoods Magazine, which. in its January num-
Der villifcd Mr. Potter-the representative working
man, who is so intimately connected with Trades
Unions and the Reform League-comes out III feD-
ruary with the following abect apology -
NOTE TO ARTICLE OUR LAST NUMBER UNDLR Inh
HEAD, "wHo ARE THE REFoRMERs, AND WHAT DO
We regret much to find that statements in the above,
mentioned article regarding AIR Potter, Secretary TO
the Trades Unions. are erroneous ana nave gwen nun m
pain and offense We have consequently 1 DeGm E 70 70
state precisely what We know on the subject, ana
had not been misnformed. Mr.. Potter, We, believe
was originally operative carpenter ana )olher,
and has always been man OF STEADY CohuuCt
and good character. lie not dismissed Dy tno
MessTs Smith the buders, or found worthless as WoIh
man y them or as far as we know, by any other en-
pOyers ON the contrary we find that no was W0rk.
man OF full average skill and pcTscverng naOs' ana l
h worked with several London firms, aud gave batslac
tOn 10 his employers IL appears that there is no Iou
datlOn for saying that he was waiter at any eAlhg
house OF hotel, that he was ever employed on any T
way that wrote for any publication ohcr lh
The eehire We avail ourselves OF this our ilst Oploiu
ny TO express Mr.. Potter our deep regret tnat stale
mcnts 40 unjust him should have appeared IN our last
humber aud at the tme 10 tender TO him our soSt
sincere apology"
FEMALE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
The British Medical Journal says the British Temple
of Medicine is likely to he beseged by fair invaders
entering through the hall of the Apothecaies Soci
ety. In the last week of January three ladies were
examined by DTs. Buchanan Griffith and BrOdrlbD
in Euclid arithmetic, English history Latin transla-
tions &C. &c; their propositions were stated WIN
all the required geometTical accuracy. The Journal
adds If they prove as orthodox in medical art IA
they are accurate in constitutional accuracy there
| minds"
! ARrEMUS WARD.
Artemus Ward has left England for tho Island
of Jersey. BY the advice of Dr. Hastings he has sud
denly discontinued his lectures the only possible
chance of saving his fe he has made hosts Of friends
in London who manifest the greatest anxiety for his
recovery