The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-05
ENGLAND

| London, 3l.-In tho Houee Of Lords to-day, Eau
Granville, In giving favorable answer TO epecis
message on behalf Of Prince Arthur. urrea thst tn
demand merely fulfilled nOntract made at the begin
ming Of the reign. lie spoke IN warm euogy Of Primo,
Arthur wiose visit to Canada has secured the adcc
| ton Ut the C0l0n;stx The Duke of Richmond hear
thy seconded the motion which was carried withon,
| division. Richmond then moved vol. OF censurc u
the Qnecns message as unworthy OF Ministerial sup
made at the banquet ut the Mansion House on Satur
day. in relation to the treaty Of Washington, and
claimed the Royal prcroGavc to sisn the instrument
| without the asscnt Ut Parliament. Earl Granril.
spoke In defense OF the message, OrrcsiOndin:
| simply to the previous action Of the Commons
Rev. Henry LongcviIle Dean, Of st. Paus, died to
Thirty New Castle tt,ikers have gone to America
meeting at Trafalgar Square, t. protest again Il
the proposed allowance Ia Prince Arthur, was held a.
! night. Five thousand persons were present AM
| addressed ut different points. There was much ex
| element The entire police reserve W 3 out. The
police e., .s'zcd the Communist Dag, carried hy one q
reported mud arrests made The meeting adjourned
In d.oricr and the crowd was disperrcd BY the police
ccnsurc. the Marquis Of Salisbury thought the Lord.
were bound to creIt this great outrage. for nnrcbnk
II would remain standing menace to the authorities
ID the suggestion: The MARQUIS Of Salisbury stigma
tiled IT. ~ narrowly and bitterly partisan. Lord Run
lily conend.d that such exercise Of Royal prcrO.
defended the action OF the Government, and nrgue'
to show the intcrpustiOn Of the Crown In this
was entirely Constitutional Earl Derby strongly nd
nc should vote for It, declaring the Government ha'
incurred serious responsibility Lord NO.thb'Oo!
thought the proposed course OF the Government tn,
against the Government. seeking to prove its o.
Royal power was without precedent At the cOnclu-
sion Of Lord Carne. speech vote was taken ami thu
motion Of ccnsurc defeated the Government having
majority Ut 10 The Commons. after passing Prince
Arth"rs annuity. went into COMMITTEES on the elsc-
The New York Middle.
New York. 3O.--The charge Is made bv Tammany
tre have bcen In the habit Of receiving money
ally for support given by them to legislative measure.
OF the Democrats, and that In this the city gov
money approximations which became necessary to
meet the unjus expenditures caused BY rprculaions
~ the antho,ities There r. reliable authority fo
have recently shown private accounts with the Comp
trol!ers Office cOntAinin. disbursements made to Re-
publican Legislators and Others IN this manner. It
amount paid to Republicans who have been subsidized
AZ thereby II could be seen how rome moneys
improperly paid out were disburse In consequence.
of Republicans whom these developments implicatc.
A prominent city official who saw Government en-
poyecs at work yesterday at the Times Office address
ing wrappers for that journal. asserts that Of
these men arc now and have been for time past
On the pay rOll Of the city government.
''The HOrrid Men,
San Francisco. Mrs. N. j. SAVERS. of C,rron,
Nevada arrived ut Stockton last night and found her
9ns at hotel stopping with another woman.
she went to the room and shut the woman three times
with revolver inhictiny mortal wounds. She was
arrested with her husband and placed In jail.
New YOrk-The CASUALTY.
New York, 1.-Up to one O'Clock this A. H. the dead
numbered 81 dozen wounded were not expected
to live from one moment to another. All bodies have
been recognized but one chubby baby about mine
months old, which awaits claimant Il Is not scri.
0nr!y injured Over ~ wounded remain ut Bellevue
PROBABLY 90 more are scattered about IN private
fishes the names Of II killed BY the explosion and SAW
there arc bodies unknown. The Herald gives the
number Of killed even greater. aud names III injured
majority Of the killed and wounded from this
city, Brooklyn. saOd Staten leland. 1t IL believed
many more will be taken out Of the water, and Of
,ourse Others viii never h. found. A most terrible
after feature Of the tragedy was the appearance of
hundreds Of anxious and half crazed people At the
hospitals and station houses inquring after missing
friends and relatives. One poOr fellow, Michael Fin
ley; who '".t wife and child by the explosion has
BY drowning. Steamboat inspectors Matthews and
hole commence IN examination to-day.