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New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
Sp.tial gotmfs.

T.ittb D,strictA regular meeting Of the Cnoa RspseoA4
Of the Twelfth Assembly Dt viii be held at tss hssa9sar
ter Of the Assocatou No Avenue THIS Taedyl sVsnS
II O'clock By order wM BURNS PreA HEssI CAsamL sec
ranhic Section Of the Americas Insftste vte
ho ts regular meeting Of the nse Cooper BHinn
Ehth.st THIS Tuesday EyBSING inst 4. soslcsa Annsse
estsd are invited 70 sttsod ~ RUThBkfOkp fteaaeee
American Instiiute Farmers, Cuba meeting Of The css
vii ks hsd TO DAY Tuesday March at oeleek n NE sees
the Institute Cooper Building Mr. Allen VIII read pAees =
Mowing Respna which Prof 0smges ae Aisers
Vstay College London will ecnnue his remarks the pessrvs
an oT All interested inrsee
''H W John W. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE DAN. NOBLE BOND ROBBERY.
JUDGE RUSSELL QUAsHEs THE TWO INDIcT-
MENTS.

JUDGE RUSSELL QUAsHEs The TWO iNpiCi-
MENTS.
In the General Sessions Court, yesterday,
before Judge Russell the two indictments against Daniel
Noble accused of stealing s2Soo worth Of bonds from
the Royal Company in this city, were ordered
10 he quaehed. The fret Indictment accused Noble OF
stealing the bonds and the second that he received the
aouds knowing them 10 DC stolen. Judge Russei sad
that the fact OF the second indictment being found against
Noble legally rendered null the first. The question: then
before tie Court whether the testimony upon which
the second Indictment founded sufc 10 sus
tain It, That testimony entirely relative TO and
directly supporting the Indictment accusing Nobie 0.
stealing the bonds without containing any evidence that
be had received the bonds stolen Neither OF the IN
dicmens sufficiently describes the property stolen under
tile statute and the Indictment for the criminal receiving
could not be sustained in ccnsequenes " alleging that
the thieves were unknown. He therefore directed Tue
cierk enter an order Quasblng both indctments To
Daniel Noble before the General Sessions Court s'
erday to sarab that occupied in examination s long
atime In the Tombs before Justice Hogan sore time
since ard which was then dismissed civil action 20
Noble
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
SOIvTU AMERICA.

A CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY AT BUENoS AlkEs.
LISBON. March 2.-The mail steamer has arrived
from South America She left Rio Janeiro on the 9th
OF February. The cholera, which had been very
severe. was abating in violence change had taken
place in the Ministry at Buenos Ayres' Gen. Mltre
was present in that city, When the steamer left hno
the new Cabinet had not been announced
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
DIABoLIcAL rNcENDIARIsM ATTEMPTED

The Police Of the Twenty second Ward early
yesterday morning discovered smoke in Samuel OKeefes
millinery and fancy goods store. the first floor OF the
6story tenement, No 1491 Broadway. They burst the
door and extiDguished the flames The fire was IN heap
OF rubbish piled against the wainscOtiDg This was
thoroughly soaked with kerosene oil and camphene, as
were also the goods the show OKeefe Is insured
for $4,000 He dwelt In the upper part OF the building
which was also occupied By number OF families.
keaf has beeu
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CABINET CHANGES.

THE CABINET CHANGES.
- an asrIc rxISeRAPH TRIBUNE 80, ,
LONDON. March 2-The Cabinet changes sun 10TH
the chief topic of conversation. The TINES tn1S nol"
lug has an editorial article on the subject 1"e L''
i, confident that the new ministry Is now oV'piI.
The following are the changes given EaIl DeipS
the First Lord of the Treasury, is Succeeueu ny
Hon Benjamin Disrael. .o,o, H.,
Lord Chelmsford, Lord ChanceIior' Is
Sir Hugh Gaines; Right Hon. spencer II, ""PV,r' w
ChooceIIor of the Exchequer, is succeeded by &. v"
Iuut. late Under Secretary.
MR. DIsRAELI AND THE TORIES
EyyxING-Mr. Disraeli has called private meet
sag OF the Tory members Of Parliament
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
ARROW ESCAPE Oh a COTTON WAREHOUSE

AKEUW ESCATE Vr tUIION "hHI'rVN''''
While examining cotton on the third floor OF
essrs simons Horton Co.'S cotton warehouse. at No
North N6oest, yesterday forenoon. one OF the wotk
men dIepped n lighted lamp from lantern, ana tho
loose cotton took The flames spread rapidly. Tue
stOfya raging at the tlne and the Amos, eon
A. a consequence the stock and building Nere badly
damaged. The building contained nearly 100 Mles "
cniinn. nHned LK Missfs hcOtt. ketegn Cn, poan,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
TURKEY.

A NEW MINISTER OF WAR.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 2.-Namyk Pasha, Gov
ornor of Bsgdad has been called by the Sultan 10
take the place of Meh6medRuchdl Pasha at the head
of the War Office. In the meantime Omar PaSha mas
been appointed TO act Professionally as MnhNer OF
War
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN Markets.

EUROPEAN MARkBTt
y, ATLANTIC rsfterAPs TO rHE rRiBrNs
LosDoS Mach 2ll.l5 mThe Hsksi auiss ud
sd, Co,o r moue7 and the account 9Jt Americas securities
op, At the following quotations; Uuted Sisis Five rNsa bonds 1i
Illinois Csairsls AL Eie shares 4"
PEisxyoAr March nss o Fsrrsu,ss opens 'te'dy "
5ge55
IrSspooL Msrch al5 u-The Cotton H,rhet opens dull at
h. o.inc prices Mddius upauds 81 hddlrg Orleans u The
% are 20, likely sco bales The msrts, for Brs'dans
uaehABged Com i3 quarter for hred "eseh Wheat io
A. GENITAL for Cahos wbiei and 1919 for No. Red Western
p.r,, s6 y bash. Oats $40 y bash. Peas. Bi per
So S Flour 6l6 y bbl for Western Canal Ihs Provision
n.rke, opened quiet steady Beef ?6 bb for Eastern
Prime Pork M q bbL for pes saei we're s msds a. ~ TOT
new Eastern Poe Mes. 81 cs Cheese s2 e"t for
best grade, Of a. per es Sr Cumberland Cut The
artes opens da Sugar quiet aud steady al 2 per e"t Tor
No u Standard Rosn, rs ert for Common Soa Car
olna and ~ Medium Turpeuuse A6P ert TAlo", SoF
e-l Whale OIL per Sperm oil, an0 per tn Linseed
OIL SO IO 2 n Petroleum 10 Y gallon Lnsesd Cakes
$40 l0 for thin oblong Tor feeding
LospoS March 2l:2O nConso' are frmer At sJtdsJi Tor
money American Securities generally sm aud
higher since opening The following the quotations at this hour
United States Five Twsa,s Tli Illinois Central $751; Rre'' "
LvKaPooL March 2-l90 mCoon dali aud easter aud prices
have fallen oa eighth the opening There 20 animation 10 the
market nothing uhs;evr doing in eotion to arrive The sales VII
b. sbou, sOeo bae Mdug Uplsnds 81 hdiug Orleans sd
The market generally quiet and steady Corn, hoseSsr dull aud
h declined to al per quarter Mbed Western Pork 6nner and
has per barrel since l't report sales were just made at '9
m New g,,,ern Prime Me,s declined 6 cst for
American ems and higher At 70 Per e"t o NO IL Du''h
Standard article, que, and without qao'sb change
IoSpoy March onso, closed s5 for MONEY and the
account American Securities closed follows upissd states 1--we
Twsuties II! !a7iii Illinois Csntrsl', ssi; Fries a.
PHlxKroxr March 2-uni.d States HveTseay Boudi eio,ed
,,rong at TsI07s for the old issue
LiyHRPooL March 2-Esenng-Coon closed du ssa uucsspgs'
the sale. have been bales Mdmg upAnd Si Mdnns Or
l,an g Brcadud and Provision market sa,rs! without
change
ProAes-Ths M articles of American Produce generally
quiet
ASTvsRP March 2The Petroleum marks, dali 'I prices hs,
declined 70 - frsncs p Dbl tor Standard White.
Asrwrnr March 2Evenngrbem market for Peroeu closed eai
sad h,syv al q rauo bbL for STANDARD White.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

McCinnis 4 Co. Blossom Bros. Walter T. Miller. and
others The cotton damaged 70 tbe extent o. wopo
Insured by various eOmpanes The building belongs 70
sured by the Royal and Queens Companies 5or saocp
each. Tho cotton owned BY Messrs SmOns' nofSoh
Co.. in the adjoining building No 49, damaged oy water
70 the extent OF 1850; insured.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE yICE-PREsIDENCY.
CoLFAx LOR yIcE.PEEsIDENT.

On uiOtlOn Ot WIN. n. UbtICk,
BssoAed That the Hoo. schHysr Collar ehoies
teut. fsy cite tsuntY tOhiol Republican
0n motion OF l.. Z. Walker, the following res
al opted with enthusiastic cheers:
1,e.olrsd That The voice OF Clinton County ~ for q
1sn L. g. Grant ff Irssien, OF tho Cntsd states. anf
Tor Niee.PpsieshL lChbtoa County tOtiol Rrpnb
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
PRUSSIA.
II Z I0NINf
..rn norInEnEIN CONNLNIION.

THE ZOLLvEREIN CONVENTION
BERLIN, March 2.-The Zollverein Convention as
sembled in this city to-day. Count Won Bismarck
was present, and IN brief speech welcomed 'ne
Aelecates II is given out that the deliberations of
the Convention will be exclusively confined to conf
mNrcial subjects.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
TEXAS.
THE CONVENTION CARRIED.

AUSTIN, March 2.-Election returns have
been received from all tho counties excepting a. Fifty
five thousand three hundred votes were cast The re-
malniDg counties will swell the aggregate TO more than
$1,000 The Convention is undoubtedly carried.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
VENEZUELA.

Our dates from Venezuela are TO the 2lst OF
January. The rebellion has been terminated by com
pete victory OF the Government forces The success OF
law and order was announced In dispatches blazing with
pairietIc hIe.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

s.s sr,.s ysnny ssoeIs r.sssi,ssl. sa oss "a
eW 7S7tb Wheat 10 ssviy 0eed Prins ne<, - ~
s,ss; wsts 81 sess, . BE 81 peel osr 1.i me.
"s. 900 b..b a. sc Gessss ss4 Prs'l.,eas aseaass
sss. are easier Wheat hrm e 81 o No No ssssalsd Ger.
st tr toe s bali April 0s,s doll vita sellers at Eys ssa[
~ s. for Rejected There spsH business Fot predse aa
eu ne ntestics vspd transactions, Choice Mes Pevh 80
Lard qust lsasf Mes nonaaL Dresss1 HeSs ere 70
nsht supply and sahsnse Pg 80 So light eloGem ~ hssY
80 0stb Is Roceps 800 bhls Plsur 90 easA
Wheat 1900 bus Co 800 so Dressed Hsssship
ments3o bes Pser 600 bash Wheat 200 basA Cor. 's
Dressed Hogs. LOO live Hosa
CscssArI March 2oFosr quiet Wheat gdes and sscssns.t
With but he demand Corn dS1 for Data trmer.
at 6Ic Rye sdsaDcng sales q, e Ts1e Balsy fr ss
changed Cotton quiet Mding held 20t .ic zoe offered
sru aad quet sales Mess PORK da eAee Bet
good defafnd lOdic this
price held later advance o d Bacon good demand;
sales 30 kad at ll}c for Sheade iditE Clear &s
SIDES Lard ddal and offered freely l'e whss. buysn joh s
dIpi =
ToiEpo March ,roar qu. aud nominal wheat d.i; spr,s
Extras hs at 90 Anbe ~ 81 Corn dull and quiet sst
Oats dali Rye sales ~ 81 The sor has ce.<
aad Recspts-3o bbls Flour 100 basa Whesi
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBr-NAscaa %
Cattle Market dull pnces unehsnged sales .s bead oi OIL.
Brtrs Western Steers H sslee TOR MIR 10 god,
sad 6esc b weight 70, commen sheep r. mshe, Sd
sod 6idsic 10 gross weight s are far deaaai "a a.
vance; Ldto head sod Al , 10 soa els 2s v 100 no. net
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
TIE PRESIDENCY.

A number of Republican journals favor the
nomination Of Speaker Golfax for President. Among
such papers The Waion uowal Sb,darS, The Otsegs
NIichJ Herdd, and TIE EMo,isr (lowa) Josrsai
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

MAP OF FLoRIDA.-Mr. c. Drew OF Jackson
vile has Just published large and accurate map ef
Florida showing the latest surveys and improvements
We believe Appleton & Co. have copies.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
IRELAND.

AN IRISH GRAND JURY on PARTY PkoCESSloNS'
DuRiIN, March 2.-The Grand jury IN the County
Down adopted a resolution denohcIng III strong
terms all party professions as dangerous 10 the
1nlhic neace and az inst the law.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
AUSTRIA.

ADMIRAL TEGETHoFF.
VIENNA March 2.-Admiral Tegethof has been
oppoiuted Chief of the Austrian fleets
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OuEESsTowN. March 2-E sening,-The Steamship
City of Baltimore, Capt. Letch, of the lnman line
which loft New-Yor on the 22d ult arrived at tins
port this evening" on the way TO Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

EXECUTION OF A WOMAN IN MA
Lucy Purnell, a colored woman
on Friday last at Snow Hill. worcester
for the murder OF Hanson Robins,
years ago. bhe cOotessod her guilt.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BYRgg Mrs JANE, No 34i Fast T~eaty third st.
CoFPHY Mis- BLLBS, No. 3t3 wes, Niaessenso~h
HAM ROsRBY j., South Bergen. ~ j.
ROPP ALPRBD No. 1876 West hoas,on'd -
KKfTK CARRIE W., Leesvs aud hs~tgt, Wtlhansoiuh
KRlisB MARIE No. 20 West Bsitic-st. Brooklyn.
PEsIN6gR, MrI MARIA NJ. No lG seyssth-,
sCpfRREyBECK JOHN HENRY No. l% Franfinn
WiIss FREDBRicK W. 10 f7s Psesc-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
NEW-HAMPSIIIRE.

GEMS. sIcRLEs AND CoCHRANE IN DOVER.
DOVER, March Notwithstanding the un-
precedented and driving storm, q crowded meeting
assembled this evening to hear Gems 6ckos and Coch
rane The First Congre gatonal church opened TO
them as an especial favor. Gen. sckes was received
with tumultuous and repeated applause. Both he and
Gen Cochrane spoke at length and very acceptably to
the audience who adjourned with three cheers for Har
riman's coming 5000 majority. Gen. Grant and the
speakers chcered over ana over again after The
conclusion Of the speeches.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
tAnncuueeneaiLl

Lung and Throat Complaints disappear when
nALsAS WILD CHERRI IA used
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
CANyAss or THE srATP.

CONCORD, n. H., March 2-IHe W0nif0r pub
fishes the OF made by the Republican state
Committee, rs follows: Haruman 98i37 Sinclair. 3521
doubtful 2S9i Last years canvass stood: Hartman.
3If4e; Sinclair 3o2ls; doubtful, 1881. Harrmans ac-
tusi majority last year was 500.
The Republicans of Coos County. n. H..
held a mass meeting in the Whiieneld Town Hall. on
Thursday afternoon, and addressed by the Hou.
Horace Maynard OF Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
PERU.

TuE AREQUEPAN DECREE OF GEN. CANsRCO-
DECREE FOR GENERAL ELECTION-GEN.
HOVEY AND THE NEW GOVERNMENT-RESIG-
NATION OF THE MINISTER OF TIE INTERIOR
RETURN or TIE IRON-CLADs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND THR DEMOCRACY
How does General Mcclellan stand towards
the parties that have the future of the coun-
try in dispute? No one would fail we suppose
in respect for any mans silence, if man
wishes to be silent, but with the democracy
and their brass bands claiming distinguished
soldier, and the soldier saying nothing, curios-
ity will inevitably press certain queries. Is
General McClellan's silence of the kind that
Consents in view of the democratic claim,
or is it of the kind that merely does not wish
to be rude in plain speech towards former asso-
ciates Is he for Grant or Seymour? 1t is less
crime TO be wrong than to be neutral in con-
tests in which the welfare Of the country Is at
stake and in this view it may be doubted
If any public man has morally the right to
withhold such force as his name would give
to the national cause. 1t would be the last
blow to the Seymour men in Pennsylvania II
Mcclellan were positively known to be the
other way, and 1t would give new fling to the
detractors of the soldier of Antietam II il could
be known that he was arguing pros and cons
which side he would pronounce for. He
ought to come out straighforwardly and not
lst his name be used where he cannot approve
the use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06
CONNECTICUT TOWN ElEcIloNs.
Large Republican Gains In New Haven, Nor.
witch md New London.

Large Republican Gains In New Haven, Nor
witch md New London.
HARTFORD, Oct. 8. 1858.
The election to-day for town officers resulted In
the success OF the democratic ticket by 1888 majority
which Is about the same last spring. counting the
relative gains and losses Of both parties.
The proposition appropriating 100000 from the
town treasury in aid OF two new railroad projects is
carried by large vote. The following Ii the result
OF the vote:-For Connecticut western Road, 4,02s,
against slo for the Connecticut Valley Road. 4,094
against SIS This secures the building Of both roads
without doubt.
The Hartford Times says:-In the scattering re-
turns from various counties the democrats gain
largely showing that had there been general ticket
they would have given 5000 majority
New Haven has elected the democratic ticket by
loss OF 1880 This loss win onset ali the democratic
gains made thus far and leave o large margin The
towns thus far heard from show considerable repub
lican gains Middletown, which went largely demo-
cratic last year, elects portion OF the republican
ticket this year. Meriden and other towns show
large republican gains.
WATERBURY. Oct. 8, 1888.
The democratic ticket for town clerk was elected
to-day BY majority OF ESQ., against 270 last year,
republican gain OF 20 The democratic collector was
elected by only 50 majority -
The republicans have elected the town clerk BY IS
majority, and two other officers. The democrats
carried the rest Of the ticket by 10 majority. ,.,
Returns from the towns In the Third Congressional
district show republican gains Norwich gives 45o
republican majority gain Of 80 over the last town
election and $50 over the election last spring The
democratic majority In New London ID reduced and
part OF the republican ticket elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06
The Haytion an.Of.War GnIaten.

From a cable despatch published in this
mornings HERALD it will be learned that the
Haytien man-of-war Galatea, so well known
in New York waters for some months back,
had arrived at Petit Goave, in the bay of
Gonaives. She attacked the two rebel war
vessels Sylvan and Liberte, both of whose
crews destroyed the vessels sooner than allow
them to be captured. This is . loss to the
rebels, it is true; but not so great one as
would at first appear. Both vessels had been
captured from Salnaves forces. Considering
the large and powerful armament that was
taken aboard at this port by the Galatea just
before her sailing, some few weeks ago, we oan
not but be surprised at her not having made
haul in the engagement In Gonaives Bay. On
the other hand, the rebels must have little
enterprise, or this Galatea might have been
made prize before reaching Haytien waters.
But what else is to be expected Of the degene-
rate race that peoples that and its neighboring
black republic?
The President had taken three hundred men
aboard of the Galatea and sailed to lombard
Miragoane. If the rebel cause has not lost it's
popularity the revolutionary party can yet
capture the Galatea as they did the other YES
sells, and probably Salnave with her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

The British Press on tho Chinese Embassy.
If we may Judge from the language and
spirit of the British press on the Chinese EN-
bassy, and particularly from the organ of the
Disraeli Cabinet, Mr.. Burlingame will have
the cold shoulder held to him In England. In
deed, up to this time he has been treated
with the greatest Indifference, AM even
with limitations that he will be utters.,y
ignored as the envoy Of China. Mr.. Burlin-
game is sneered at as Yankee and his mis-
sion as "a Yankee trick" British pride and
conceit have been touched to the quick by the
appointment of an American citizen to repre-
sent the empire of China. This is the sort Of
love England has for America and Americans,
and we call Mr.. Reverdy Johnson's attention
to it. This jealousy of and hatred to America
are intensified by the fact that the Burlingame
mission, which has been approved OF and rati-
fed by the United States, upsets the whole
British policy with regard to China and the
East Should the government of England act
towards the mission as the press speaks and
as the official organ indicates there is very
serious difficulty looming up between that
country and this. The policy inaugurated by
the treaty made here lately between China and
the United States is sure to come in conflict
with the old British policy on Chinese territory.
We shall not permit England to treat China as
she has treated Hindostan-to coerce the Chi
nese and swallow up their territory piece by
piece. We are bound to see that the indie
pendence and integrity of that great empire,
numbering more than third of the human
race, be maintained. By the treaty made with
us China has entered into the family of civil
lied nations and must hold that position in
perfect equality hereafter. The next war be-
tween this country and England will be fought,
probably, in Chinese waters and on the soil
of China, and we may be nearer that than
many suppose. In our domestic war the COM
mercial marine Of this country suffered terri
bly,, chiefly through the unfriendly action Of
England, and the British shipping more than
doubled. A war on the Chinese question
would reverse that state of things and would
enable us to fulfil our destiny by absorbing
all North America. The future is evidently
not so rosy and peaceful as Mr.. Reverdy John
son and Lord Stanley would make it appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06
TelssRApalc new; lIlAi

Rt Rev. n. ID. Juncker Roman Catholic Bishop OF
Illinois, died at Alton ILL.,, on Friday.
The corner stone OF the state House OF illinois,
In Springfield yesterday was laid With appropriate
ceremonies
The convention OF the colored people OF New York
will convene In Utica at ten O'Clock this morning.
morning. Alexander Garyin was stabbed and killed.
by Eugene Corth.
The Valley City WOODEN Nils at Grand Rapids,
The loss Is estimated at s35 600; insured for $4,000
The eighth annual fair OF The Ct Louis Agricultural
and Mechanical Association opened yesterday. AN
the departments are filed 70 Overlooking and present
fine appearance
Addie and Minnie Brown aged nine and seven
years, were burned to death In Cnarestown, Mass
on saturday night They were studying lesson
when the young brother againss them. upsetuhS
o fuid lamp.
The Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery, -
ofhcers and men, held their annual held-dy ps,sS
at Springfield. Mass, yesterday. compimenes,Iy
ball was given by the Sprinfied CLUB M nonor ~ -
Ancients andaHonorables which was . moss orhsSs
AFFAIR.
The o. n. Booth Hose Company Of Poughkeepsse.
N. u, arrived at Springfield. Mass, las eyon,N sn
were escorted through the streets py ,nc op,nsnom
Fire Department with torches Iney WIZ pareno
again to-dey and be entertainer ~ coia"on On
Hampton Park
The farmers Of Mclean county, Illinois, estimate
that the corn crop that vicinity mas been dnaged
by premature fross to the extent equal to efourth
OF what there would have been But Tor me frosts
the corn crop In Central Illin0s wouH nave been
immense and u isAt viii be more tom IN average
l Yield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

REvRRDY JOHNSON IN ENGLAND.-Our new
Minister to England, Mr.. Reverdy johnson, is
making himself ridiculous and lowering the
dignity of his position. The British have no
love for this country, watch Its progress with
intense jealousy, and never lose an oppor-
tunity to throw themselves in our path. What
sickening twaddle and humbug, then, is all
this after dinner talk about the relationship Of
the two nations and the affection OF England
for America! There is other and more serious
business for Mr.. Johnson to attend to, and,
Judging from the tone of the British press on
the Chinese Embassy and question, IT will not
be long before both he and Lord Stanley as
well as the English pre- IS will change their
tone.