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New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Times this morning has an
editorial commenting on the correspondence between
the British and American Governments IN the Ala
bama case 1t remarks that Secretary Seward shows
by his dispatches that he is unwilling to forego by
definite settlement a popular ground of complaint
against England; and like a lawyer, is less anxions
for Judgment than to proong litigation. 1t asserts
that the counter claims of England for indemnity at
least balance those of the United States, and COM
plains that Mr.. Seward now declines to adopt the
plan of mixed commission, which was proposed by
himself The article concludes by saying that LORD
Stanley had acted all along in good faith, and with
the determination not to give capital to circle OF
American politicians who are ever seeking causes OF
complaint against England; but, under the circum-
stances he will wait until the United states Govern
ment reduces its pretensOns.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
CUBA.
THE MILITARY ExECUTIONs-DIsTURBANCE IN
TIE INTERIOR.

TIE INTERIOR.
HAVANA, Aug. 3l.-Gen. MOnzanO has issued
proclamation to the army which he refers 10 the late
executions Of soldersthree in weekand deprecaes
the causes for such rigorous application of the military
code. He expresses the hope that the soldiers will here
after seek death the field fighting for their Queen and
country rather than at the hand OF the executioncr
The remains OF Mr.. Roe, telegraph operator at tho
ChOrrera, have been embamed by DIR. GalveZ, and will
be taken home To England
The merchants OF Crdenas have decided To charge their
correspondents abroad the quarter per cent all
mercantile transactions, adopted by the Board VI Trade
Of this city.
report has reached me from the middle counties OF
the Island that OF the contribution tax collectors
nave met with violence in the discharge OF their
duties One man had the whole package OF schedules
taken from his person. and burned in his presence He
was then warned not to appear again the premises,
under the penalty OF a severe beating. couple OF
mounted policemen will accompany the collectors for the
future.
Quite bloody affray occurred yesterday Gale
Lagunas. negro (slave by the night watch
man. aud ordered to give himself up, when he stabbed
the officer severely The negro, refusing to surrender.
was shot by q captain of the police.
The weather is becoming cooler
The market closes active and rn on the Das OF
sads9 rails per Arrobe, for D. No H. Exchange hrm
London 1sl p Paris, 81 r.; u s. Currency 60 days, iD
Gold 6Ad6a p
IL o'clock a. m.-No tdngs Of the Narva have been re-
ceiyed as yet The weather Is cloudy and stormy
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
FIRES.
IN EAST GREENWICH, r. I.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. A fire in East
Greenwich destroyed the Planning works OF Robert II.
Champain the dwelling house Of Rebecca Reynolds tho
store of Sooman Champain, and large amount OK
lumber
LARGE FIRE IN OSwEGO.
OswEGO. Sept. "A very destructive fire
occurred In this city early this morning. brick block
NJ three story buildings West Frstst were burned.
They were owned and occupied follows: Mack Gil
christ grocers building and stock valued at $4,000, loss
$4,000 Insurance. 81 900; Dunn q Cummings, grocers and
$4,000 insurance $4,000 Building, owned by A. B.
Merriam loss q OOo insurance 5000 The building was
stored with hardware goods owned by q. Kenyon n
Smith, their loss 600 insurance The walls Of the
burning buildings in falling crushed two smaller build
ings occupied grocery stores They were completely
demolished.
FIGURING MILL BURNED IN COLORADO .
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-The Touring mill or
sonax, Palmer Co. at Golden City, Colorado one Oh
the largest the Territory recently destroyed py
fire. The loss is t20,O0o no insurance.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ELIZABETH.
At about four o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mr. Lums sash and blind factory, situated on Grand
ST. Elizabeth near the New-Jersey central kaliroad
denot was destroyed by fire. Messrs. milford Reeds
lu,pher yaYd which adjoined Mr. Lums buildings, was
also destroyed Loss about $4,000, partly covered by
insurance ,
IN JERSEY CITY.
Yesterday morning fire occurred at the
box factory OF Henry Wild, No. II North Frstst It
was discovered and extnguished before any serious
damage had been done.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ycG. XXVH.....No S,239.
EUROPE.
GERMANY.
TURF.
a 2nH TAInHNl

-, AZ, tsrs1 rELEG.APB TO rsK TRIBUNE
BApEE. Sept. H--The races whreh TOOK place yes
terday ot Inezllcim were great success 1hey "cl0
ATTENDED by an immense concourse OF spectators
nearly every nationality was represented ana iaieo
nuubo- of the leading Dotabllies of Europe weis o
,,,o,nd The contest was an international affair,
tbe ooprse having been thrown open to horses from
IN o,,.s of the Continent and Great Britain. The
nciral event of the day was the International 81
Ieoer Race for which some of the best French En-
olish. and German stock was entered. ms race
after most exciting contest was won by the ceie-
brated French horse Trocadero, owned by the Mar
ouis de Lagrange. The result was received Win ell
thuslastic cheers by the vast assemhlage.
LQNDoN, SeT. EEvening To-day was the secoiiu y,
day of the races at Warwick. IL the run i"f 'no
warwick Cup, for which the best horses were en-
tered Goodwood came in first, and was declared VIII
ner of the Cup amid much cheering
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA,
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN NORFOLK.


FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 2.-The cOlOred
politician the Rev. JAS " Givens, native OF Charleston,
8. c. delegated by the Republican Executive Committee
Of Congress TO canvass the Southern States addressed
quite large meeting, principally composed OF coored
persons in front OF the City Hail. in Norfolk Saturday
afternoon The speaker said that the success OF the
North in the war was in great measure due to the
coored troops though great opposition TO their enlist
ment had been made by many Of the Northern States
particularly by NewYork, NewJersey, PennsylvaniaA
and Delaware In regard TO negro suffrage he thouRbv
uneducated, ignorant white man was not more en-
titled than uneducaed ignorant colored man:
He saw no why the coored should not hold
office 10 Congress, if qualified. The speaker WAS
frequently interrupted by applause.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
PORTO RICO.
MORE SPANISH TROOPS ARRIVED.

MORE SPANISH TROOPS ARRIVED.
HAVANA, Aug. 3f.-Advices from Porto Rico
show that in addition to the reinfocemens lately sent
from Spain the watchful Government had also for
warded island suitable stock of heavy materials
of war to provide for eventuates. EXPERIMENTS had
been made inside the harbor OF the capital with
alarm buoy provided with bell, the sound OF which
could be heard at considerable distance. IL had been
placed abreast the Moro at the entrance Of the harbor,
and others would soon be ready TO be placed on the
shoals The Spanish ship Espana had arrived from NAL
aga a very crippled condition, having encountered q
gale when about 800 miles of the coast The fore
had TO be cut away and part Of the cargo thrown
overheard the ship.
A journal had been started devoted TO commerce
literature and politics.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
GOOD TEMPLARS.

SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF MAssACBU-
SETS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 4-The semi-an-
nua session Of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, Coed
Templars was held in this city to-day The Order waa
reported to be in a prosperous condition. having 2S7
Iodges with a membership OF about 5000 A large
amount OF money appropriated to be placed In tho
the committees OF from the dnefent temper
ance organizations for the Fall campaign public meet
ing held in the City Hall this evening, and was ad-
dressed by Senator Wilson, President Miner OF TUFTS Cob
lege. the Rev. Edwin Thompson, aud others.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
LOUISIANA.

THE SCHOOL TROUBLES IN NEw-oRLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The school imbrogliO
is coming TO focus The schools open on Monday the
day specified by law under the auspices Of the old Board
of Directors The appontees of the Council restrained
from action by writ Of quo Tdrranto returnable tho
9th Of September before Judge Dupanter The Council
last night adopted resolution suspendng the schools
until the lst or october, owing 70 the epidemic The
resolution amounts 10 nothing. legally as the Board OF
school Directors exercise the authority under the state
laws The Republican suggests the cutting of the sup
plies TO the schools the OF overcoming the di-
Guilty.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
GEORGIA.

NO NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED BY GEN. POPE
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. At is not true, as
stated in some Northern papers, that Gen. Pope has sup
pressed The Albany News IL is also denied that private
Instructions have issued forbdding freedmen from
running for the Convention.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 4.-The Merchants Ex-
change was organized to-day. Vim. Wadey President
of the Central Railroad chosen President pro tenn.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
IRELAND.
A REFORM MEETING.

DUBLIN, Sept. 4-Evening.-A large meeting was
held here to-day under the direction OF the~Resetr
League of this city. The aSsemblage was quite or
derly but made loud and prolonged manifestations
of sympathy for the Fenian cOnyicts
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTI

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 4.-The Republican
State Convention assembled here to-day Sxtysi COun-
ties are represented several of them by proxy The pro-
ceedDgs were harmonious. A permanent organization
was Effected and Gen. Joseph c. Abbott was elected
President. Gen. Alfred Dockery, and the Hon Robert
p Dick are among the Vice-Presdents. Committee to
draw q platform selected. mass meeting is to be
held tonight
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ALABAMA.

THE CONSERVATIVE STATE CONVENTION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 4.-Tbe COnserva-
two State Convention met to-day Thirteen out Of Ga
counties are represented There is considerable enthu-
siasm manifested. Eghtyseyen delegates are present,
of whom 20 are colored platform will 10 exported to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

hands Then Napoleon approached the Empress Eliza
beth and kissed her hand Francis Joseph doing the
to the Empress Eugene. The two Emperors passed in
front OF the chasseurs, while the band played Parant
pour la Syre.' "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
BAVARIA.
THE ZOILVEREIN,

A Ministerial Commission has been appointed
10 draw up bill regulating the election OF members TO
the Zoveren Parliament which will shortly assemble.
and reference which the South German States have
entered into any negotiations among themselves 10
decide upon "A common course OF action.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
AUSTRIA.

THE CHURCH PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
VIENNA, Sept At is reported that Baron Won
Bens4 rs maturing plan for the sale OF the chnrch
property in Austria and for the payment OF inc
accumulated Indebtedness of the nation with tee
procppdS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
SWITZERLAND.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS.

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS.
LONDON, Sept 4-Evening.-A Congress of the
leading Democrats of Europe meets in Geneva on the
9th inst Victor Hugo, Louis Blanc, Jules Favre,
and Gsrabaldi have sgnifed their intention of being
present The object of the Congress is to make a
demonstration in favor of the preservation of peace
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
BY STEAMSHIP.
Standard Whit

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Lott,
which sailed from Liverpool at on the Path, and
Queenstown on the of August 25 arrived here
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THREE CHILDREN KILLED BY A RAILROAD

BosToN Sept. 4-Three children, under ten
years OF age named Margaret Durgan, Mary Ann Near
don, and Alice Martin killed yesterday afternoon
Neponse who attempting to run acrsss the track
OF the old Colony Railroad In front ot an agpresshlne
train.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
SPAIN.
II FLEET.

RETrRN OF THE SPANISH FLEET.
LONDON. Sept. 4-Evening.-A dispatch from
Madrid states that the Spanish Government mas sent
out orders for the immediate return OF the spanish
fleet in the Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ABYSSINIA.
THE CAPTIvES SET FREE

LONDON Sept A dispatch from Censtantihople
saws intelligence has been received there that the
British subjects who imprisoned by the Ming Oh
Abyssinia. have gained their freedom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

tbsy arsd he dspst ct ASHER 81 dsserey-
ID Il, with large quantisy q nseehaadio.,
Thsy also estered tbs s6scs q Delevoss
Ceosss, and 6adine nothing nsse i.por,
sest. stole the accident issusseee eerde 4, I
passenger ticksta They then no 4 IA
On Ne. Browns store. carrying svay cieth-
ing, pocket books. and sundsv oshse arti.
ele,. A man Was subsequently srre,t,d on
the train and the most Of these article
were found in his possession.
a Cairo srecisl says that tho river IL
still rising slnwly notu i:hs.anaiup The h;vh
stage Of .he river and a very hsavy v:na
for tho last twenty four hours. which has
is.hed the waters about at f.a,f,l rate :
Toe wee still stands frr. Mound Citv ;s
lss fertura.e. All efforts 10 ston The br.sch
in lhe levce surrounding il we're unav,;lir..
ard the water inside that town = rov on :. |:
level with he river. Tie steanee R,eekf.,d
brings the folIswi.'g The A,ksoss. ri,.~
has cut through q Lake JsGseeon. asd an
immense suount ef damage be- I'm dons.
The whole county Of Helena. A,ksns.a il
ten feet under water, and uenv huild; ma
have b, On wastsi swsy. aud ~ lives iost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

WAsnmoron, March l3.-The ,.e..a al
chsnging time Of assessing snsusi tsses
from Nay 70 March does not eiFset ths t;ms
for which special taxss are psysble. The
yesr for which special taxes arc due. com
mencss and ends May lss. a. hersNeesrs
although rstsrn and assessmeot Il medc
ear iee.
Gen. Grant in General Order Ne. 1, pub
fishes to-day for the Information and the
government Of all concerned. The eel 10 pro-
vide fer the moro s6ec tive eovesnoeoS Of
the rebel States. and concludes a follow !:
In pursuance Of this act the President n.
rects the following assignments "a bc made.
First District. the State Of Wiz ,inis. en-.
manded by Brevt. Mi. Gen. J. M Schofield.
head quarters At Richmond.
Second District, crnsistlng Of North Car
olira and South Carolina. commanded bv
Maj Gen. d. E. Siekes hesdouartess Il
Columbia
Third District, consisting ., the Statee Of
Georgia. Florida and Alabama. commsrd.d
by Gen Geo. n. Thomas; headquarters It
Montgomery.
Fourth District, consisting Of III. S.et..
Of Mississippi and Arkansas and command
ed by Brsvt Mej. Gen +. c. Ord: head.
q arters at vicksburg.
Fifth District. consisting Of tho States Of
Louisians and Texas, to 10 eomm,nded bv
Maj. Gen. P. II. Sheridan; head quarters Il
New Orleans.
The powers Of the Department command
ere are hereby delegated to the sbove
named District commsnders.
Rv command AZ Gens,ei C.a.,
+. d. TowxssxD, A. A. G.
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people o. III classes and appropsiatipg g.
100000 Ssf that purpose.
:. A long debate followed, during which
M. Butler offered . substitute, ~hich wae
70 strike cot after the enacsing words. and
insert nn : provision. sppsopsistioe 81 ,Ooc,.
zoe TO be expended under tho direction Of
the Secretary Of War, in relieving the wid.
ows and children Of Union soldiers starved
to death in the rebel prisons of Anderson
vile, Salisbury, Libby, Millcn and Belle Is
land
Thc committee rose wi,hou, disposing Of
the bill. sad reported il back with 30 ot.er
bills, placing certain Missouri troops on
equol footing with others as to bounty. and
presenting thanks OF Congsoss to Mr.. Pea.
body, which were passed
Ar. Ba,iks introduced a bill for the more
eiectual'y 10 preserve neutral relations If
the United States
Relei red 70 the Committee On Foreign
Affairs
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CHICAGO, March l8.-The renian State
Convention to day passed resolutions en-
ossing the position taken by President
Roberts in his message to Gea,y, sent last
night, plsdgiag the Fsnians Of the State 10
co-opesa's With him in aiding mon in the
0eld; expressing disapproval Of the conduct
Of individuals, without honesty or abil:ty.
who do not represent the Irish people -
home Or abroad. who ha precipi,ated the
brotherhood in Ireland into . premature
end unprepaEed revolt BY promises which
they knew they we're powerls>s to fnl6l ard
which we're impossible 10 realize, and ex>
pressing the determination to support the
men il the field in ireland. Ths sesolu-
lions call On the brotherhood and lovers Of
liberty to eontsibute Their means only to
fsnian Circles, thus insuring their being
lsgitiuatsly used. The forthcoming sds
dress will express desire 10 unite with the
refcrmsrs In Eng'and. If they mean republi
canism;it viii Gay not the people but the gov
eminent Of England IL responsible for the
misery 10 Ire. and.
Col Roberts telegssphs Gsasy: Get the
brotherhood together call on the people
for contributions; unity 10 indispensable il
We would aid the people in Ireland.
The Convention has completed it, busi-
ness and adjourned.
CHICAGO. March IA Louisville spec
ial Of the 18th says tina. the Railroads South
are IL q terrible condition so FAR rs partial
sdvices inform us. Few lines have escaped
disaster. The only route by raj hence 20
Memphis and New Orleans is via Nashville
Decatur aed Cornth, and their are breaks
on that line over which passengers are
transferred. The telegraph wires ere down
in % many places that ws have only pastisl
advicss - TO the extent Of disasters by
food. The Louisville and Nashville Rail
road bridge, over Bacon's creek, which WAS
carried away will, We ere assured, be re-
paired % Thursday. aud trains will run
Sseularly thros gh to Nashville. The Mem
phis Branch ID only tenabls to Clarkesvills
south OF that point II is covered By water
IL many piaaea eight or ten feet deep, and
Il is beloved that many damages not yet
observable 81 the eye will b discovered
when the wstef subsidies. The Nashville 4
Chattanooga Railroad 10 most seriously in
jured Of any ~ far eleven knewh6sidges,
culvsrls end embankments hsvs been swept
away, and Il will take from two - three
mooths to repair damages and put the read
in running order. The ri er l. rising here
at the rate Of an inch per hosr. With On
enormous freahet coming down the Ksa
lucky river. Is on . rampage carrying away
homes and harms. drowning cattle and
sweeping on fences.
Dubuque. Iowa, special says that bur-
glars are becoming high. handed along the
kue Of the Dubuqas and Sioux City Rail-
read. On No day night they entered the
depot q Dyerssiils. rusnmaged The premis-
., plAcs1a box full of uood on NJ etove.
aud built rousing FIRE. Th;s s1seone q
iaeendiarism failed. Yesterday moso,ne
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ViESNA. March 13.-The Emperor Fran
els Joseph has given csders for strengthen
irg Of the Austrian Forts on the Servian
frontier.
Dispatches received here state that the
Viseroy Of Egypt wIthhods tho tribute
which the Sublime Porte Of Turkey levied
on The people Of that country to meet the
expense Of crushing tie Instruction in
Gambia
LONDON, March 10. = Evening. - The
banks Of Amsterdam and Berlin have res
dutcd their rate Of discount t. 8 per cent.
Consols "; Erie shares 39i; III. Central
77s; s 90 bonds 74s.
A dispatch from Frankfort ssys y. S.
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Dispatches from Dublin this evening state
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onstrations are reported
A number Of fenians were arrested at
Limerick. The prisoners while on their
way 10 the police barracks were chesrsd BY
the people.
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State Convention yesterday nouinatsd %
Chief Jastice OF The Supreme Court. San
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NJ. Terry. Jr. and Eoensser Wells. 4 res
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