New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

ST ali tbese sisnderS against us and against me
There are 500 firms in this country whose business
lied OD who employ great numbers OF people, MANY d~
more than we do who have their transactions OF every
kind who have OccaslOncd nttit OF grea ~
with their workmen; but OF all these 800 4s9 ART e'e w
tcnched and we and aoue are assailed by these men
Ioud chccrsl Whence come these charges and theS
sandCrsi They come, as you Know Openly anu sia,
from obscure men in the Tory ranks cheersl- m
ally YOU hear OF them from some obscure man NM
accident of party has been raised lOf rev Iho' ]
the pOstion of n Minister of the Crown Hear nei4
Our asssants, II you examine the mater loI ,,,a
p"wer in fhis gentry and the base creatures who
fOr selfish purposes, are found era h ited tIs
monopoly Of power; that snct inc IIst hVuI
stepped upon public platform tnd toOk Part III V oS
oufstiOS have pleaded for the rights OF the hlospi
fne noue oi mis- country Al ash is that you maybe
heard in tbs hall where is sail the T
fine 1yonle are accustomed to assemble. tth"rs:l vuo
not ask that You nay change Jaws or overthrow uou
tons lint ask that you may be heard auu ta' a
The week after Hext your great 11sshe 1nost numerous
ard Indispensable OF all to the Gount! hta
r0f DC absolutely shut ont. Now, say without h'sA
fion-and aIn sure without chance Of contradic'on
that is mainly because put an tins cl' lor ie icVo
that have been thus aSssaled'
Mr. Bright urged upon his hearers dutles of fngalty'
IN which he Thought they were deficient ana prahseu
them for their industry, in which they exceled lie CON
cuded 10y urging the importance O. educating theu cur
dren and promised them speedy political emancipation.
The assembly was further addressed by Mr. FoueE W.
p Tor RochdaIe and by Prof. GOldwin Smith
THE CASE or THE RAFPAHASNooK
We have The details of the settlement of the
very important Of the Beatrice, abas the idl1"
hammock alias the Scylla, alias the Victor The Beatoe'
under the maiden of Victor belonged 10 me EnEn
PAW and purchased of the Admiralty 10y m 6O ~
Pearson ON behalf Of Gordon Coleman Co.. Tor SvVoV.
i'm the wear 1863 Mi Morse the United states Cosu ~
London discovered at the time tlat she hau pCeu
FOR the Rebels hat before he could get any action shen
Tor her detention she eoped during the night RON Nl
ham, and succeeding in making Calais Harpor SUE ny
completed her fittings got re6aptIed QSapP1anroyh'
aud hoisted The Confederate flag MI M"l, hoWooi,
cent such overwhelming evidence 10 MI pay ,o, r Nd
as enabled him 10 have her detained ana she rem"neu
lad up al Calais until Inc close Oh ue war ouT W., W.
then allowed 20 depart ana her OWtIs lo0h pS ~ Md
pool whore of she was clalued 10y M ConsI Duo
lev ss ~ war vessel Messrs. Pearson Coleman having
advised ne 10 the EhSish law on ne r5
diately made clam against her FOR A1VO ioi sho
doiis Tor tTe nr9posed settlement vita Fraser Trenholm
& Co. Consul Morse discovered tnat 'ne 'Illln -.
| Trolo il The solicitor OF Mir. Morse informed
| the claimants Of the nature Oh the 'Nlu ,ine ~,
! roIseoucnces would The result was that Wien
The case came before DIR. Washington IN the .sGlhia
Cnurt ON the 2fth January, the CLAIMANT RbinGoeu
the suit paid the costs OF court ana INC IeilTtu @
ordered that the ship should be immeH'ey th % 81
an article in which severely handles Pearson coleman
a Co for their gross breach Of the neutrality laws me
The time has come when these matterscan he discussed
nc@at,at ons az the ultimate result we entertain very
little doubt. That Great Britain VIII be htlu ieEatH
responsible in damages for The dclledallons ol wv. Ma
hama nv any conpttent arbitrator Is very imIfcpaot;
that She viii he recommended, in equity anu h9lUT t
make some compensation for what her ~
p0ssihly have prevented is almost certain Inp.S p,
wold accept this solution o me um gnS We" rmartmrnt
which might PM ftfecual stop 10 the ,9nl1e' ~
RaIUahaLuocLs or iaciiiato their prompt
THE sLIZIRE OF 1HE TORNApo.
Tn nes.t f,n. Tornado seized by the Spanish Govern
mont As hau vessel Ut war; there seem TO have been
mistakes made which may possibly involve the TWO "o'
cr1ucrts in a serious quarrel The Court not only con
fs,atcd "a, vessel hut has declared te crew lo e III
In, ,,,is,,,a al l Ills was an done by secret tnnu
| ual aud the men condemned uhledid ana uiu'
Tended Tie eminent Of spanish l"w{ci- h3 mo
MARITIME CIrna and bermuda Ell Castro. declare ihal
the CouYg which tried and condemned t' 'a'l ana w,
under INSPIRATION from Madrid they proceeded under
law Of 1877, which was ahrosdted ~ JEW ~ Wa, ~" III n
proceedings WIRE rrcgJar Assurances WY ~" -
the Admiral vino presided in the Cont ana 10y zen "a
.o ;bi F no ic Hcnid he come TO thou giving tie
defendants "u opportunity 10 plou,e ieu ht5 T
chances are that the British Government vii l9TN' %
very diffclori policy WIN Npdih Z" ~ nv ,n
clined tO i the difficulty was WIN Il"Acc % 'N' NAV"
ronn STANLEY oS THE woEKNG Class.
Lord STANLEY son Of the Prime Minister Of Foreign
Affair." and decidedly the most progressive man III the
esent Administration has addressed letter 10 the
i Chairman o meeting al Huddersed, in which he say
81 with great pleasure me growth Of coAsei
them the bo'ti. Everybody as far as know desire
that the 81 the working class should be admitted ia
the franchise aud H. is;he interest Of these quite ~
much az that Of capitalists or land OWneFs mat te
s i'm their hands by being extended 10 others who, from
perhapsl ne table ignorance arc united ioI 20 gray
condition thc working classes are not Likely TO Do satisfied
with this ambiguous Language.
VI. TCLszKY.
The ToR MAJ Go,ctc Of Jan. 70 has the following IN
| reference 10 ". PulsZky:
THAT modern ear DiOny sius Mr. Reuters telegraph
office heard Of strange Goings the part Of Hun
caIian lately sdent In highland and much esteemed
| among us w. Pulszky informed, is pulling the
sngsas agtator orPaclfief IN certain ~heh
are being concerted between Vienna and Pettk We can
sate that NJ PusZky has, in virtue OF an imposed necessi-
~ separated husef from political parties and uansac
ttus ana has declined 10 81 m the Chamber OF Deputies.
Iio H. or shortly will be, named Curator OF Antiquity to
the National Museum ~ Pesth and il is to be hoped that
such learucd leisure will afford his ruind eOngenal EN-
plOyIGeEt during The term OF his inevitable remuneration
Oi pubc life
HE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tie LoHdOf, Thurs ot the 25th in its City article, says
The further fall in tle securities Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company yesterday was attrib-
uied to "a rumOr that OWING 10 series Of attacks upon
The credit of the undertaking which nave been unnier-
ruptedy carried on for period OF many months II has
heen determined 20 refer it entire position TO the exam
the interval. be resolved 10 hold all payments In abey
anee 1t now apparent that nothing but 1nli hyest-
gatDn confirmed by merchants or capitalists III New
York. in whom the European public can place reliance,
will now have any erect IN establishing the property III
claim
A committee was expected to be formed the day the
steamer sailed II is said That application will shortly Dc
made the English money market TO construct the Inter
colonial Railway TO be issued in per cent stock eaaran.
teed 10y the English Government 1t Is expected That
, these bonds can be placed az about o. or eS.
PERSONAL
France, in London on saturday January &c. but was
TO sail from Liverpool on the 3Oth, for home
Artemus Ward is aboItng under 80 much irritation
OF the mucous membrane Of the vocal and respiratory
organs wholly unfit him for public speaking; and
bis medical adviser consequently urged nm 10 LlsEeId
for few weeks his entertainment at the Egyptian Han
10 afford hhn an opportunity OF recovering ms halth,
when he again resume his lectures.
FRANCE.
RRPORTTD ASSASSINATION OF TIE KING OF ITALY
All Paris was alarmed on the night of the 25th by
report that the King of Italy had been assassinated
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