New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

PROBABLE DEFEAT OF THE MINISTERIAL REFORM
MEAsUREs-A YACHT CAPsIZED AND TWELVE
PERSONS DROwNED-sERIOUS ACCIDENT IN
CONCERT HALL.
LONDON, Wednesday, June g, 1870.
A well-informed correspondent of The Man
eAesr Guardian says that the leading Ministerial reform
measures viii be shelyed for the year. The Land bill,
however, is safe and probably the Educational bill.
Yesterday afternoon melancholy accident occurred
OF the port Of Hastings. large number Of people were
out in pleasure yacht, when squa came up and cap
sired the vessel 1t is not yet known how many lives
were lost but number viii certainly exceed u. The
calamity has east gloom over the City of Hastings,
where all the unfortunates resided.
serious accident occurred at the Alhambra Concert
Hagast night While the ballet was in progress and
the scene was crowded with dancers OF the large
apdoors in the center Of the stage gave way. num-
Der Of the daHSeuses, who grouped the spot,
violently precpitated into the space under the
stage, which unusually deep and was filed with ma
ehiEery and theatrical lumber Eleven of the unfortu
girls badly injured, Of Them it is feared
fatally The catastrophe caused panic in the audience
which, however had no serious results.
There IL stn some excitement and anxiety about the
Fenan operations The Pail Mall Gazette in an editorial
anticipates continuation Of Fenian outrages. The
writer thinks leaders viii be forced to some
show Of activity in order 10 sustain their sinking reputa
uOns.
Extensive seizures have been made OF arms and ammu
niton concealed by the Fenians in Cork and the sur
rounding country.
TIE FENIAN FRIGHT-INvALID LEADERS Pc
MALE SUFFRAGE, ETC.
IPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, May 28.-I Judge that the Fenian
raid into Canada has attracted attention here than
on your side Up to this date lite failure signal that
IL will hardly be taken seriously anywhere but in En-
gland where the antIsh party, which includes almost
everybody, makes the most of it, and has managed to
get very respectable appearance Of Indignation. Nor
is an appearance merely People really are moved by
that kind OF Indignation which springs from vague
terror and an uncertainty how far the Fenian movement
l. really formidable Joined to uneasy consciousness
that they have done their worst 10 ritate Ireland int
an unseeping hostility The complaints about the inva
sion are Tor the most part peevsh enough and the pity
bestowed upon the Canadians for their exposure 10 th
finances Of war is such English Journals would be the
trst to ridcue in any other case.
One effect the invasion has had, and for which the
Canadians ought 20 be grateful. Lord Granville an
pOuned last gh in the Lords that the orders hereto
fore gwen for the withdrawal Of the remaining troops IL
Canada had been suspended He is at the pains TO add
that the policy OF the Government has undergone ne
change leaves to be inferred that as soon as the
fad is over the embarkation Of the troops VIII begin
Bat there reason TO doubt whether the delay may moi
De good deal longer. Lord Carnarvon strenuously IN
sIed that II Il hazardous and dangerous-the peonasI
not mine but his-tO curtal any 1uflner inc iSo op)
scanty force which remains in Canada. Both speak
ers agreed in prasing very warmly the courage 0
The Canadians Lord Carnaryon did NOT think 1t WORT
while 10 make any reference TO the action OF the Aneri
can Government, and Lord Granville, who coul'
not with deeency DO absolutely silent, very codlI
and gTudgingly acknowledged the obligation
endr which President Grant has lai'
inc British Government IL is impossible not 10 cODuas
ihe prompt interference Of Executive, the proca
nation the dispatch Of troops, and the arrest OF Omen
win that Of England when she had a similar opportunity
pNlhdeAte the genuineness OF her neutrality ana I'M
nnoer'y OF her good will tenth part OF the energy
tho"n by Gen Grant would have stopped the Alabama
ahe Consciousness that il not shown, but that En-
gland has yet 10 answer for her guilty oOnnivance IN tn
sAngo OF that pirate, checks what would otherwise be
nearly expression Of gratitude the United States Ye'
may pe sure II you about II, that people here ar
grateful and don't know what censnre Of their pas
'Suuct could BIZ bitter than that fear Of eOmpari
son winch binders them from expressing frankly VIVA
they feel
aheIe arc tho usual eoasicting reports about Nh