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The New York herald., 1869-06-04

AN ENGLISH CURE FOR RIoT.-An English
sheriff arrested two men near the manufac-
turing town Of Mold, in the northern part of
Wales, on Wednesday. AS there still remains
q wrangle on the subject of the authority of
constables, civil or police, on the border of the
two countries an attempt was made to over
power the sherifs posse and rescue the men.
A severe fight ensued, during which the mill
tary were called out, fired on the crowd, killed
four persons instantly, besides wounding q
number of others. Yesterday evening the
town was reported ''quiet." Very likely it
was so. The rioters were wrong; but people
sometimes have too much military, and ad-
mnistered in hurry at that. This is equally
wrong.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
The Last Monthly statehent OF the Public
Debt.


Debt.
Mr. Boutwell, has promptly furnished to the
country the statement of the public debt for the
last month, ending May 80, which shows that
he keeps the machinery of the Treasury De-
partment in good working order and under
control. Nearly all the debt bears coin in
terest, and that amounts now to $2 l07, ,SS2, 100.
The debt bearing coin interest has been in
creased during the last year $S7,O54, 259.
The debt bearing currency interest has been
reduced down to $67, 7,O75, 900. The debt bear
ing interest, then, without reckoning the
Pacific Railroad bonds, is $2,174,957, 100.
The bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
amount to $56, ,s52, 800; which, added to the
interest-bearing debt, makes total Of
So, 23l, 800, 42O, on which the government has
to pay annually, with but an insignificant ex-
ception, six per cent interest in gold, or be-
tween eight and nine per cent in currency.
From these stupendous figures and this extra
ordinary high rate of interest the people may
form an idea of the burden they have to bear,
and the perpetual incubus it will be upon
them unless means be taken to reduce the
interest and to liquidate the principal.
The debt bearing no interest-that is, the
greenback and fractional currency and the
gold certificates, amounts to s!!ee, 6o2, ,2S7.
This, of course, is no burden at all. But the
sapient financiers of the McCulloch school, and
the crazy on-to-specie-payment theorists are
in hurry to convert this non-interest bearing
debt into that bearing interest, and thus in
crease the burdens of the people thirty millions
year or 80. The whole tendency Of Mr..
McCulloch's policy while he was Secretary of
the Treasury was to that end, and it is not too
much to say that the increased weight of the
interest on the debt amounts to thirty or forty
millions year more than it need have been
or would have been under different policy.
The whole debt interest bearing and non-in-
terest bearing, including the Pacific Railroad
there is in the Treasury $12S, 25s, ,O39. The
debt, therefore, less cash in the Treasury, Is
1851, 1926, ,532 On the 1st of June, 1868, it
was 2,5l0, 245,SS6 This shows an increase
of the national debt for the last year of
$Il, l,579,646 The annual exhibit, therefore, is
not flatterin&one. With the enormous revenue
of the government in time of peace, and long
after all war expenses have ceased, there
ought to have been no increase of the debt.
Indeed, there ought to have been large de-
crease. But we are not without hope, since
the Treasury Department is in other hands,
and as the last months statement as well as
the previous months statement of Mr.. Secre-
tary Boutwell,, shows better state of things
and considerable reduction of the debt. Still
we must wait for the returns of longer period
before we can judge Of the general result. In
the meantime we urge Mr.. Boutwell, to pursue
his policy of using the surplus gold in the
Treasury to buy up the interest-0earing debt
and cancel it. That is the way to decrease the
debt and relieve the people of their burdens.
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The New York herald., 1869-06-04

NEW YORK HERALD
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
LANES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIETOR
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Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Anbusiness or news letter and telegraphic
DISPATCHES must be addressed New YORK
HERALD.
Volume XXXIV. "...................No. Is 5
AxUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.
FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth street and Sixth ave.
nue-CHILPEkIO
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and ish street.
MARgED LIFR.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-Hrocoar DIccoRr
DOCK
BOOTHS THEATRE, Esd st.. between ssh and 9th
TEX LADY OF LfoNs
wAvERLEY THEATRE. 7ao Broadway.-BuRLrsauz OF
IxIoN-fnR TWO GREGoRiRs-
BOWEKf THEATRE, ,BoWery.-HAMLET-THE FRENCH
SPY-A GOOD NIGH1's REsr-RosE OF ETTRIcK VALE.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadwsy-rHE SPECTACULAR
ExTRAvAGANzA OF sIsBAD THE SAILOR.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth and
2Sd street.-PATRIR.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty.
fourth sreet-THE HERMIT's BELL
WOODS MUSEUM AND THEATRE Thirtis,h stree. and
observation-disclosures and evening Performance.
THE TAMMANY, Fourteenth street-RoxBo JAFrIHR
JENKINS.
GERMAN STADT THEATRE, Nos 45 and a Bowery-
GERMAN OPRRA-FAUsT.
MRS. r. B. ooNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
THR LOTTERY OF LIFE
THEATRE CoMIoUE, 5l4 4Broadway.-CoMrc SKETCHES
AND LIVING sTATuEs-PLU1o.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, 7th av, between 5sth and
Esth sts.-PoPULAB GARDEN CONCERT.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRRLs, 5s5 Broadway.-ETHro-
Plan ENTERTAINAENTs-THE UNBLEAcHKD BLONDES.
BRyANTs' OPERA HOUSE. Tammauy Building. 18th
streel-ETHIopIAN MINIS sTRELsY. &C.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2G Bowcry.-CoMIo
vocALIsM, NEGRO EINsTRELsY, &c.
HoOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-HooLsY's
AISsTRELs-THE GREGORY FAMILY, &c.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. Gs Broadway.-
SCIENCE AND ART.
LADIES' NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ASAT oMY, go
Broadway.-FEMALEs ONLY IN ArTEsDASoE.
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The New York herald., 1869-06-04

FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and Sixth ave
pue.-CHILPERIG
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

AxUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

wALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18Th street, :
MARGIED LIFR
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

NIBLo'S GARDEN, Broadway.-THE SPECTACULAR
ExTRAvAGANzA sIsBAD SAILOR.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

Judge W. II. Malthrop, for Norwich; Senate
Sprague, for Rhode Island; L. Prange, for Boston
General Franklin and General Humphries, for Yves
Point Governor Curtin and Mr.. Mcclure, for Phila
dephia, and General Craig, for Missouri.
, 1869-05-08

faat& RiesF E1p+r o.:
Gks1a: VIC uaed your Saturated SheashtnG md Raof-
tne Board On frnme building erected by the past
fall We used thr = Inch boaz. tacftns It to studs up
md dow n and rt The siding The paper We shte
Cd tdc. and lAthrd thst We were delayed In paA1
tertnE unt the evsremely cold weather In Dreemher
but Though the thermometer tan5rd from eE. 10 twrlre
drx1ees below xe1o succeeded In plAatesn8 without
darAsr from rrxinE t1rept tn eIposed hall Found
tat ooe atove In 21do would keep dEJoG teE1
perauzt DURING he colder wea&hcst. We a1so put the
Paper under the nwc1 fooT Think building wasuaez
With the siding and paper aouc than back rlAs<red
without the paper VIC do perceive any odor from
IT. Regard Il ~ economical znd good. add would not
buId without uai1eh It, rA;~f L oaAaat b reea~sn<~dei
too Aishfy md u1Ist CONE Into uotvcfKA 1sA-
Tery respectfully.
1 SfftttH l. HfIf
, 1869-05-08

Crop Prospects In NtbFAakn-Sefioua
Accident to d So1nnu nunbu3Ist-Indi- m
an .BnttIc-PFcpnrntto for Ccte.
brntinE tho Opening OF tho Pacific
Hhl1ruAd.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OxAHA, Hay7.
Reports fron al parts Of the State show tnat
cror pruspec4s arc favorable. A yer! large num-
be. Of new settlers are working the land. Thous-
sauds OF trees 4re being planted The KEAasnop-
re1s have appeared south Of the Platte, and tn
eome localities north, but have done little damage
20 tn.
Last night man naned Pat crane, while asleep
wa1ked out Of window in the second stnsy Of his
boarding house. lie fell nearly thirty feet and
Dmpaiches run the south paas report fight
| between forty Bannock and Snake Indians oad 4
| lA10e body Of sioux ten days ago, ~ miles from
south Pass CITY, in which - Of the former were
s1s FRlNc1:cn, Nay THE people Of this city
| and San Francisco are In a eta!e Of fe4trish e1s
| element In rrg2rll 10 the complexion OF the "a.
| cihc Railroad. Grand prepalauons have hecr
event, which VII! occur Saturday. Bankers in thi:
! city have givcn notice that their houses will II
closed on TINT day. Other business will be gcnct
ally suspended Ataneements have heen tnAa'
that each strnkc Of the hammer, On the last silk
| drlvcu. shal! he reported simultaneously at SeV
York nnll San FraDclsco, hF telegraph. Hesine
the zilvcI-mounted md polished California tie ~
| sptke Of gold. silver pick and.<lEer hammer, 10
| NE In The completion Of tho Eoau, have also bet
forwarded 10 the end Of the track
The excursion train for thr eastern end hf IN
| Central Ron With Commissioner aud GoEefut
Stafford and guests w.s nearly wrecked ycste
44y. by largo tree which hAh fallen AcIpss III
track. The distractions wtse discovered u TN
| 10 preserve the passenger CATS untntdfen. ot
tic locomotive was damaged, 'eIng thrown Of tt
| track
, 1869-05-08

Meeting OF the National Lincoln
Monument Association - Corrup-
tt0n n 1oncy Disposed Of-prFeonul.
epecsal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrRiSGrIEl.u, III, May.
At meeting Of the National Lincoln Monument
Association, hcll TO-DAY, the action Of the Execu-
tire Committee awarding the contract fnT building
wna confirmed Mr. Rlch7ruson bul,da the non-
uMc1t for 5l31 &c. Work Will be commenced at
once 1a1du Mead, the Vermont sculptor aud
designer Of tho monument, will make the ssusua-
non donated BY Congress-
Tie four huilrcti dollars corruption money paid
TO Representative Nunson, aud Is him exposed
during the session OF the Legislature, ast March,
and handed by Au11on to James T. loot, CLERK
Of the IIouse, wss paid TO the state Treasurer By
AE. ho9A , Nith instructions TO par the same over
an informed that the money has heen paid to sad
institutions hy the St1tc Treasurer as directed by
As: Root ind thus good has sprsng out Of eS4.
Vice President Schuyler Colfax Will visit this
Esq, ut whose residence q reception will he held
in honor Of Nj. ColEax- lie will vlalt Chicago On
the 216t Inst
E L Baker. editor Of tue St1n ,1anr,el, Que Of
the rear guard Of the late editorial excursion,
reached ht.ne TO-DAY, delighted with h!s sHp.
Thrce car loadE Of stone hare heen received Z
twet1e more are expected Tonight: Work VIII bc
resumed b. the contractors next Monday. and II
is thought that tn two months the foundation oI
the new State Iiou se will be finished.
The Governors opinion. e1onsrattnK the State
House Com1n!ssicntrs from General Nebher t
charges. will be delivered next Monday, until
Which time General Weber y permitted to oollsS'
second specification. With tefetcuec to the altering
Of the bid OF barnard Gowcn-
Logan County has voted subscription o
$500 Zoo In aid o! the Pclin, Lincoln 4 Decatu
Railroad Company. This makes the total subscrr
ton 10 tho r0ad $5i3, 900.
, 1869-05-08
OHIO.

Preparations at Cincinnati Tor inc
National Grand Army Convention
Attempt TO AssR4sinAtc a Police
OffIccF-Thc Proposed Southern
Rat1Kond.
C1ScrxsAn, Nay This city havine been -,
!sSsee e o !Sc e Of she Repubi q
he Epitcd S1ascs, and Grand Commander Logan
havtnG liked upcn Wednesday, MAY II, q .he Aay
for assembling, the members Of tho oraer IN tits
city navc beea brtskly engaged for Two o. th1ce
weeks In making suitable Arrangements.
The cncampnent N11 assemble q! HOPKINS
Hail Wednesday, At Il O'Clock noon, delegates he-
inx csoorted from general hcad9uAEteEs =. The
Spencer Horsc, by their comrades In The cit.
Wednesday evening Public reser1ion st Wesley
| By The business Of The convention IN the eTco-
delegates fen,a!ninS n town Will te no=p1.2l5 en-
~tsHcfe cNcWs1Ti, III Nay ~ bold a,tem2, was made
70 aasasslnate . policeman ca hi bea, Il o'elocS
~ morning 3ats y, stsn1; n Ssf1r5; s5oe m
tehtnd O11eef Bennett 81 the corner OF E1ln aau
| vino streets, placed four shooter within kMo
inches Of his hcad, AMI snapped twice without ds
charrtrC The weapon. Bennett tarne.1, co!lared
tic Wpuld-bc assass,n, Knocked him down WITH nss
club and set two more elowt n eeiose ,+ 10 o. y
staudc,e iu,cTfcsc1 aod prevented fatal fteat o.
III cnoornter. McCa-u VAS n.dl,, hnt not nor.
taii!, wounded about nc heai H xss nAaen 70 70
station noose ] I'D sn saafss I'm ?, a"epons
nrier1tea nom Inc Saloon-Eeepe1s' soctthe.
met ia Convention at Turner uan ~ ntSnt7 -
1Sais ai6sfon Gno u1Saaa g, mi
Taa T1Sf s9c 4rpSesented ne object i . TORN
Nnt1onal Association. tor wnea 74ne dei i
oaa+as sxi1i ront;nQe N session several da5k
| 1rau narnrd james stephenson - kA1x.sS 1s
about Il O'Clock las, night. nsaf @ e ~ ,nnf,
bridge, shout '*o ro''es ''''' >AA' ~4'' 'N ''~>~
III ,ns topic Of Interest teaa{ n1: nsen =
! eV1tA1.4 Fl herr tomorrow On bns1ues
, 1869-05-08
INSTEAD OF rLASTERIHG.

We tavc ALREADY rold large quantities to BE- rstd
fnH~4d n P'aa<r'n9, And It t. found to make very
tu,o1th, nice fnIAh for wall or csin& aud to save
rorE-FU1H1 or 1uE ExrKxaE. II used In thta WAY.
the Ath ahold be OF esrn thickness Ind maj be pt on
from 10 IT IN Inch apart and then the board may
be taeked ued putting the edge together xAo.'
lpptae tack tho strtps up and down the ccntre Aft
saekHg e4e~1 In this way may bc put On perfectly
smooth paste "trip Of atons paper Of einth o~ef Toe
Iout covering the tack heads 1t then ay be white
wszhea or pApczrd. u pasties Ike.
Or the studs may be ahcathed inadc with dressed Eu1
ber md then covered With the board either tucked OF
es.~d CA, md then pApctcd.
When PIT ou the tsa1d Ahoud bc thoroughly d1y md
docs not He smooth. el1Sht ~rttIrk with hsuaA II q
ea.sc |: to ah1iuk to IT. place when It d1!es.
In thu WAY wall Norsrr than ptast<'i~9 may b
tccurtd md equay ~ Guod for nj purposcs- 1t vi
not crack 1t NAV b. applied by my may he eAsil,
r4tl in u damage. And will laAt u 1us - LII
house. xhr it c,~,s but az~~s ertfA Or oat't1sA q
s1ttA ela4ttF.
, 1869-05-08

Waterways Proceedings In the state
LeKtslAtuxc.
Special Despatch 10 The CnleAZo Tribune.
1kpIAFAroi.1s Ind, AA1..
In the Senate the Tn1nce Committee returned
TIC Eor=c spec..c Arp:o-::.:::cc b!l1 With ..:eu1
menfa It ra4 made the SPECIAL ordef foe Monday
The Sheriff Mileage BIZ! passed
Ine III tor To Increase Of pay aod mileage Of
A large nuuber Of bI1ls On the second rea1inz
were taken up The bill 70 extend the benefit Of
INhafc echooa to coored children VIA laid upon
I'M table. The House bill to tar 8harrs Of bank
cusston md various tooto1x wn referred to the
Judiciary Committee, NTH Instructions 10 report
It h,cK BY nex1 1nuIeday At - oe!oct
Governor house aud approp..attns ri, ooo taerr-
for, via passed to second reading.
speeches, Was adopted
The nouee bill to regulate the Standing Of the
medical profession faeal to rass
The privileges OF the 1oor vetc granted 70 Hon.
John pufdne, through 8enAtof Stein HI. Purdue
rendered his thank4 for the compliment psomla!nE
thai the great educational cb}ect With which hts
name Is connected shall realtze the pnhle e1pecta.
tons 80 fAr a. hta efforts can car7J It.
The bill 70 provide for the construction and
maintenance OF nsa la.fdcEr, new taveat!pn,
costing bet lissleso cheaper an Important Article
The bill making an appropriation Of t4laso3.+;.
to pay the sufferers by the Ao'r.u raid. WAS read
In the Hou.-. the biIl to rreven. the resignation
Of thc tncllocrs Of tbt General assembly Wis con-
sidered The rrroFt from the MINORITY Of the Iu.
sla,9 M. 10 se
the it'll ra4e-1 to the fll~. with the recommends
s!on cf thr majority ef tho committee that It ras%
4 bill providing that any ret101 elected 0efn-
ber OF The General Assembly and zcfusln7 to qs.!-
lily fur the purpose Of pscs ea.in1 44us1n. taAE
le nncd 8, ,op. was returned fEum the J1tliciarJ
fhat II md the MtnN?1tY khHt II
, 1869-05-08

srec.al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEw YoKx, NaE i
GOLD DISCOVERY.
The Sun has an account Of a gold discovery in
Foundation Of the stescns Fret College. Some Of
the rock taken out has yielded 50 rer ton md l:
Is thought thai the deposit L. Of great extent
EMIGRATION.
An emigration eoc!cty Of English wn.klnHucp
has sent sixteen pioneers or agents West 10 select
lands for them Inc location Will he made IN
Nebraan
FOREIGN 11Ex.
A pa.ty OF Americans, making Loaf journey
IN tnc .trcz Nile, were recently attacked b. the
hrah.. The latter we're defeated. but two OF the
Americans were Killed
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
nKArY yEkpICr or DAMAGES.
In The Common Pleas Court, beio.e Judge Daly.
5e,s11. V'ih interss; aeains: John livingston and
hts 1uTetteA- Livingston !s a lawyer, nnt VAS ad-
Krnistraior 0! the dccc7sed husband Of the rlain.
Irauda oi such ca-nt character u to call Tor Sc
xerc rt9ukc By the Court, who pronounced I1v-
Hlou.
TIE attachment eass Of Cushing AMI others,
owners OF tue American saip sonora- destsos el oJ
the AlstamA against the proceeds OF The Prize
steamer Wren, Owned by Laird, builder Of ihe
ms3see coa7s; ~. Gz1o.5 e1.confeiefstt s. see
rrtaU m the Navy, appeared for Nr. Cushin9,
D1stxfc{ Attorney and Ar DockeJ appeared fo
IaIrd- The dcc1non Ia looked for N tmportaa
III forming precedent with regard 70 pirate nc
ftous On Alabama clAlus-
MORE EEE1 Ec17S n fKdSrKc1:
IN 4 card to the Sun, Charles AcCllntock, 0
rhiinde1phta, SAY that he hay given AessEA Ion
RnsssT foung Ind John D. Stockton ore week !
which 10 retract the!r tla9detous c9atKs 1k 3eass
Id tha, he W1n proye them 50 to be ut tic prope
f@e. rxa
A-nrtrnen,s hare been made Tor special scl
x1ce Ii Tffn1t1 Church to-tnotTow noon OF taaaE.
rtTfn0 fof tie completion Of the s7afoaa aeso1
~ pKRRrc71yE FIRE
1ne building No. d Reade street, oeeopaeo u
Haii 8outhwick, dry Eoods nno see9eJ r. tos -
a1e1tna. The prc extended 70 No 8 c11moe
Trnet occupied b. Prescott ~ g.Eho aes
KtH34ek, cutIay, snd al1o 70 ~ :. Ges1n~r
1afs1 pecpYs4 =. fas Xezeg1 4S72a 2sR'ea
, 1869-05-08
PAPER.


Taper u Of very ancient though uncertain origin.
TIE iEst article Ct the kod tnAdr by the Epttan4
from the rapsuA plant that rw extensively Ia their
country. Sat, rutquArinn1 contend thsi WA OF thr
thin a3rrr ftrFA Of the plant the PAPER made,
while othcrs &ddree pToofa that it manufactured
Of the pith. In later tttnts the Romans indus
trlous III the preparation Of pape and Pny seet to
the ahcet. Il betos thirteen inttrs HIac It wa4 in
p.rer W. proieeed ind lit SH sfy La i4rst
sHa & i. nd II Entity M ~
;upplaned ty sot29 pape and th'es centuries i.ter
sa1et! :a @ ~ ~!
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!aros.a X ,ai5ins i1en 11s. T,h Il the Ths
4s:4:snt! eeH.aT3 ron IT,. t:ms f:;xs;d tae ga.i
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unit: l.. sr"%c n,.nGise!a1s ot tasnss 1apor
;:ss + ct "a II
lur m ilnns., r4Eitty ot pnrE+ts Books md news.
W.: :ssd rs IS: S4:: s: .s:ss =
rsr~r hi shsr srr nos hut se srp!ssions hi hsys
n 3af r. Of md Sn : T e;- as ftlas a. s th
psrer In1y b. introdutd
:rSxsea, T. u 81; 81 .t Iii Ts s f Il ID
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G.ntc: ssea ,Ss Fiji. eelA ~ + IL hs.s
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psprT IN con'teney enEpaetnt1s md tol!dtty In tn
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Gsa1se assd ehinsie I'D a ,RGpt nc '.1 az;
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q; e: Sd ssessSes e. & 9s = -
s:s for The ''s.A''*s' !. ets' ~ ss',a 'aa .''
n,cx h;Tn 9f .esg ~ o 1e Ell nj
1stsT i i. oths! ar.lit5cs .aee;:df. lie o!a =
and MGR edvsntasoas ta:.,nea shs .:at: !,
r. ,la's .nd op hc ,tp. p.de oGE; .
cAdsd sx1anst ulit taadio1 enemy ., aeta ~, AZ aas
hasA sGsset sae1 y % ns
lte oiA H*st d.upnets + Prevalent Tor r.. tn
S?'a' @SEsh nate ste IT, .sss % T.. ~
~ T1 nr 70 @ u, in1 M he aaa o o h inh.i
t.Ets q III, rtady rrslon Th .se 70. only Of 4
thIsukh tee s1sytee4 and e1ea. that ~ aevan!s ~
eee'e: az ss1 es"
IT t; S'ed' tiss7tos ~ e 9geHin4 es 'nie71sse
| fHfEfEhht u Int kE3Wtnk c4 Fc1I1to LA 9A&A y
, 1869-05-08
EUROPE.
Further Reference in the L0n-
don Journals to the
Alabama Claims.
Fenian Activity in Ireland.
The Spanish Constitution---Re-
ligIous Articles Adopted.


c141A4
Loxpox, Nay7.
The 7inta, toIlaT, has another editorial On The
Alabama cl.tu3A It says England eadeasored 10
do Justice to al pArtlea during the !cte rebellion,
and must decline 10 acknowledge any other mo-
tire for her aetion- She has offered 10 submit to
arbitration the question whether she hal been cul-
pabiy Negligent but sht cannot 70 further Ex-
trsyHRant Misrepresentation were ne<easAry tn
furnish the baAs Io1 such policy a. Il ;ore4kAd-
owed In MF. Summers speech. Tho Tints con.
cludcs By assuring Americans thai It will prove
failure.
The Telegraph a!so has IN article Oh the aane
sub}ect II promises tlszt England gtEe an asscn-
tive ear to reasonable proposiIoos but MIL not
listen 70 norel prcten1lonA II no solution ts now
practicable, she viii leave The question II lasue to
the lnnnenoeA Of time anu the mature judgment
Of the American people for adjustment.
fRocKkp1NGa N rAR11AAKHr.
LONDON, Nay 1-Akinight
The Hou.e OF Commons has finished the consld-
Grafton Of the Jr4h Church bill IN committee
In the House Of Lonls tonight the Marquis Of
Salisbury wanted to know u Her Majesty govern
ment endorsed the policy advocated ~ HI. Bright.
to The eject that the people must be placed In
noGaeaaon Of the land In Ireland In great numbers.
lie said the present uncertainty as to the poalton
Of the government On the laod question Vas in-
jur1out.
Earl GE1ns1lle, In reply, said he must decline to
open the question bil on the subject would be
introduced at the next sesMon Of Parliament lie
assured the uouee that the government would
maintain the rights OF property.
1HK MAYOR or COAX AND His TRrAsoSABLE Of
f1NCE
CoRk+ nay !.
Inc Town Council to-day adopted protest
against the bill tofTud7ced In the House Of Com
hons1 d1satAos III. SULLIVAN. inc present Aayo'
Of the city, from performing the functions Of
magistrate They al8o fc9olSed to engage counse
10 oppose tne Dill hS. y sa!4fAn Is announced u