New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 96, 1871

the general tone of the statements supplied is perhaps
as encouraging under the circumstances could be
ucipated All kinds OF farming operations have been
retarded by the long continuance OF cold weather. and
many years past; but, with a speedy return OF genial
weather the reports furnished indicate that nearly Il
not quite an average yield In nearly all descriptions OF
agricultural produce may be anticipated.
The HdtQdr Citizen says, In reference to the
Treaty OF Washington at is wellknown fact that the
Treaty must be ratified by the Canadian Parliament or
else some such remedy for this disguised Stamp Act must
cousins when they made gigantic teapot of Boston
HarDor The British Parliament has ratiedt President
Grant h5s IN Proelanaon announced that the Treaty
nxed fact. Who in the Dominion Is fool enough TO
thlnk that the combined exerons OF ell the loyal sub
jects of Her Majesty. resident Canada could change
one provision OF the Washington Capitulationi" 0"
About 800 members of the National Assem-
bly, representing SO departments invaded by the Prus
slams, have declared themselves anxious to know the
intentions of Theirs respecting the indemnity claimed
by this unhappy portion OF France The amount asked
Tor by these deputies is sOoOooco; assuming that the
Russians rom first to last kept an army OF 10000 men
fighting ofcers and soldiers koned together) for
NEARLY year ~ amounts to 500 ORIGINALLY the sum DE,
Department Of the seine-etOse alone having applied
for $240JOO,0OO.
The inflammatory language used by pOr-
on Of the French press against the Germans and the sim
ultaneous assaults upon German soldiers has led the
eral Government 10 demand. in the positive
ner. remedy from the French Government. To leave
that Government under doubt that Germany de-
termined TO adopt severe measures In OF
renee Of such hostites, Gen. Manteuhe the chief
commanding officer of the German troops in France has
personal interview with Thiers. As result OF these
the Err French charge arg dAar In Berlin
State for Foreign Affairs Herr Won Thie, the most
cihc assurances.
In the Austrian delegation, on the 12th inst,
the Minister Of War stated that he had effected all
sble savings bat the equipment of 10000 men, required
nv law ted an
diture He announced that, at the present time he
In position TO place 65OO00 a footing.
Count Beust also made speech in which he said that
the armament of State II necessary In order torepel
any injustice by means of ones own military power The
present quiet time was precisely the right moment Tor
carrying army organizations, because that
now was not liable TO cause mstrust He added that
both the army and the people are convinced that war s
misfortune but in the army there exists feeling that
Austro Hungary, IL forced into war, must not make
another unsuccessful campaign
A large meeting of workingmen, at which
the leading members of the Birmingham Labor Repre-
sentation League and the Republican club were
present, held in Birmingham the 18th inst. to
protest against the granting of annuity to Prince
Arthur The chair was occupied by Mr. Jeremiah
persons were present The following resolution
red with enthusiasm In the opinion Of this meeting
has already made ample provision for the reigning
family, provision prodlgaly liberal as to amount to
further attempt foist another Royal pension the
public purse.h Republican sentiments were loudly
family were received with shouts OF derision.
Viscount StratfOrd de Radcliffe, the Foreign
British Ambassador at Constannope, and consistent
gonis of the influence OF Russia In the East rose In
the House Lords OF Great Britain the 11th ns and
referred to the statements he had seen in the public
press that the Porte had given permission TO Russian
squadron pass through the Dardanees and Bosphorus
on its way Odessa. That very alarming state
ment, and he wished TO know II 1t were true how far
the act was accordance with existing treaties between
ri (.rany said
TO the noble Viscount have to state that have
Information whatever to the eseI bee h tee
that the Russian Government should have made the aI
Say this positively because an spPcaygR was
%ias 9 B ps SeE day BE TX Sf and an It
medistely REUSED ~ the Turkish Government" The
most probable OF the case tna the @ Russian ian
Grand Duke Alexeiewteh would land at Odessa with
very small feet OF five unimportant vessels Under
these crcumstances the matter sinks to act Of
poteness The Porte could not have refused the request
without making unpleasant contrast with the read
with which similar privilege was granted to the
Emperor OF Austria upon the occasion OF his Journey To
Griez while the Paris treaty was In full operation
The Ckemnitzer Freie Presse gives an ac-
count OF a meeting OF workngwomen held at Chemnitz
short time ago. About 800 persons were present The
first sneaker was Fraulen Emile MssewitZ. She ap-
peaed her hearers TO testify to the grounds OF com
plant they all had in consequence of low wages exces
sive fines and even actual iusage: She asserted that
the condition OF their lives urgently required alteration
and that il was their sacred duty TO take part In the
struggles of men, with whom they should place them
selves on an equal footing. The principal male speaker
was Herr Upert who while representing the position of
workingwomen In lights endeavored to persuade
his hearers to organize Themselves If they could be
helped ont Of their misery. He particularly
warned them not TO give ear TO the promptings
OF the clergy, who, be said taught men
resignation and patience from childhood, and
preached that every one should be IN sublection
10 authority Cbu capitalists are not included In this
term; and they further told people that when child
died il was a dispeDsaton OF God The speaker then eh
hored the assembly take the ameOraOn OF their DO
stou into their hands instead Of exercising patience
aud resignation; to beware OF letting their children in
hhe burfu prrudices and TO be persuaded IN cases OF
the death of children that their want and misery had
killed them. Having considered the circumstances Oh
frode with regard TO the position Of women and men,
tcned special cases advised his female hearers TO
10 obtain the same wages for women as for men.