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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

Nr Odger addressed a meeting at Reading,
England on the 9Th inst Outside the hail. TO which ad
mission was gained by ticket. large crowd assembled
throwing stones at the windows and singing the National
Anthem. Attempts made to enter the building,
which vigorously resisted for some tim" but AZ last
an entry was gained and free fight followed. During
TIE disturbance MI OdgcT made his way to the railway
station.
The London correspondent of The Scotsman
ssys under date OF Dec 8: g told that the
cal movement still moves, Mt least that attempts
still made to move It, have Just been shown letter
wntten Nv Mr. Scott Russell day. in which he says:
The present state of tue matter Is tb:s-the Council OF
WOrknen stand fast by the seven resolutions The
Peers no signed their official acceptance Of tho docu
mants they have published stand fast by their sigma
lures. have reason TO believe that IN few days
snail hear something concerning this affair" '
The Toronto Globe, in referring to the selec-
ton Of Nj Edward Blake Premier Of the Provincial
Government OF Ontario says:," His commanding ab.
ties and high personal character have given Mr. Blake
standing md reputation In the Province that will We be-
enlist az his supporters the House alone hut
among al classes OF the people, many who may not hth
protested the political creed as tho new
Premier If Ontario. His Op party Is unit, and be may
re their leartiest cooperation " tho Work before
him" -" = -.
The Duke of Richmond says Of the Queen of
Great Britain that in all matters Of public character
requiring her attcnton-in regard to the relations be-
tween herself and the Ministers Of the Crown there
part Of their business which had not been completely
conscentiousiy, and thoroughly carried out by her
the Ministers of the day with greater consideration than
the Queen. Whether the Minister Conservative or
Liberal he had the full confidence OF the Sovereign AND
Of the country She gave him the most undOubtng con-
dence and every OccaiOnhe welcome to discuss
with her points which might require her decision
Ter Foreign Mtsslla~y Second Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
UWEED'S BAIL.

The day after Christmas is fixed for the
JUSTIFICATION OF Twrcds bail II is understood that one
of the ut bondsrnen viii decline Ia Justify and " -
very that another cannot under The present CIR
the lettering Erie Ring. satisfy the re-
uuirempnts OF Mr. Peckharn the counsel before whom
,ust iN alton must be had. Mr.. Tweed will therefore
have % nd new bail for than half IL million dol
lars or take up his residence In the same mansion
With Mr. Connolly. II has been supposed that Mr. tweed
would ,haye little difficulty in procuring bail to any
amount and that II necessary he could furnish secr'
ties 10 bonds which would satisfy the Sheriff. but u mas
been found that his available funds few and his col
lateral of doubtful title No knows what action VIII
be or can he taken levy Tweeds property I" Justify
the claim up for rhc whole t60O0 or the Board OK
Audit swinde mud hence Of means hesitate to take
his deeds or accept transfers from him or any
of his family. The trouble confronted Con-
molly when he sought TO give bali, and IN tn"
end he went Ia Jail. Mr.. Tweed may end III the sane
way. He is not so wealthy IA reput'd. \ prominent
Ta,n,nany politician declared. yesterday. that Tweed
wa- 80 hard up" that n required to raise eso.UJ he
could not do it, and would not IN surprised to rec him
60 TO ail ia default OF bail H. las made great deal ot
money in one way another and holds large amount
~ reaIpstata But il has cost Immense sums 10 main
tain himself in power. He has wasted many hiIhi'dS
OF thousand political clubs -t"eny-tWo oI VIM, u
ms sustained alone and bis vast property If lta|H!
mort On AZ consequence. IN me h"uf 81 ms great
fall he has few friends and fewer Creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

A national subscription Ia proposed in England
10 assis in rebuilding WarvGi Castle.
Admiral Kellet Of the Briish Royal Navy is
yus dangerously III a. Hong KSsg China,
THE engine and machine works OF Hugh N.
Bale Co.. Dssu.sns Pipsbagh. buried yesterday Loss
1S,oo.
IA wagon containing 10 persons was Ctr1ck by
locomotive tiannau WelAesAy instantly knS MIS- bradley
and SEVERELY iuuhnE boy named Ware
AT game Of curling, in Albany. yesterday. be-
New hs Cub Of Uses ard ne AbA Sao lot 'ae
Ael,resiy medal the latter vietohess u W IL
,...A train on the New-Hsven and Derby Railroad
Derby Coan YESTERDAY, ana went over
u feet high passenger Ssrs Badly ipo1e
Tbs soriden. essssd BY expanded rail-
In tho Ku.Klux trials in Columbia, 3. c., yes
r., hs testimony shsv that Of whipping
and burning tie whites pcsdd he outrage eslors persona
surber Of isdntnsau sers presented By The GlnA Juy.
....P. Fit1simnons and WIN; Mclaughlin; while
vept V sssp shsn Chicago wednesday night
The, be former osn dsaA ssd We
str 20 severely hoses tlai be not s1psd 10 reeovsf
Chester O. Wood, engineer. was seriouely in
sri ,ssssy By eohOu Of freight trains the Boston sad Albany
E..d sssi Palmer Mass An engine and four WRECKED
and ~ usck bsekatst delaying pasaer uaas svsai >eo&
In the case Of the United States against Will
Ia. WeN c. Of Bostss charged vh evdsG csseas doe
Af ses hat ne ssohs q ~ an v Be
esas 81 Ne ast ths obtained
IN v h aAds Al . HtsAS sin b ts ssusss
vAss ~ sAai ls's ssss ss'ssgsA
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MORE ABOUT THE ARKANSAS OUTRAGES.

CHICOT COUNTY SAID TO BE OvERRUN WITH
ARMED NEGROEs-ALL SORTS OF CRIMES
ATTRIBUTED TO TIIEM-REGULAR TROOPS
SENT FOR.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2l-The last person who left
Lake VILLAGE the scene OF the outrage In Chicot County
reports that he Was ordered by armed negroes on the
bank to return which he refused do and succeeded
escspng. There was great excitement ct the tne and
from the Of the white women and children who
were seen rushing down the levee 1t supposed that
an attempt was made 10 ravsh the few white women
who were unable TO leave. Capt W. p. Walker epubl
CAM Sheriff Of the County. has made application for
regular troops to he ordered TO Quell the die
turbance, 1t being feared that II the militia
Are the being w d WITH
conveyance left the county which is being devastated
armed bands OF cOOred the majority Of whom
intmidated by riOese who have said they will dis
band until allowed TO settle all disputes they may have
had with those for whom they have worked. The Gov
erno OF Arkansas has sent his Adutan to the Of
the disturbance. but. In the time, leading Kepub
and Conservative citizens OF the county united
In petition for regular troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
COMMERCIAL REFORM.

THE MERCHANTS THOROUGHLY AwAKEStp-
ANOTHER MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE To-
DAY-THE TRIBUNE EVIDENCE TO BE EN-
PLoYED IN THE INVESTIGATION.
The merchants of New-York have at last
taken official cognizanc Of the charges against the ex-
torionste Quarantine officials and Harbor Masters mado
by THE TRIBUNE from time to time, and substantiated
with positive proof. The following committee repre-
sentiur several Of the largest numerical firms Of the
city, has been appointed for the correction OF these
abuses through the Legislature: solon Humphrey,
Chairman, Mo- "a Exchange placei Jas A. Van Brunt'
No. rs southst John Ii. Boynton, No. 80 Broadway
VIM r. Kirkland, No. 1875 PeaIl-st and Gustavns A.
Brett No. 4s South ST. who Is acting for Robert b. Min
ton now absent from the city.
IT ia stated by prominent member OF the Committee
of appointed for the correction OF abuses at
that much Of the testimony to be used before
the Assembly will be composed OF certified copies OF tho
accounts published In THE TRIBUNE Aug II and H. 1871
AfIidayits and duly authenticated copies with many
originals Of the bills rendered BY the Health Oncers
deputies are In preparation and will 60 very lar toward
the conviction Of tho Quarantine Doctor. In their
work among tho city merchsnts- tho = mem.
bera Of the sAr Committee ind much - Of
the old fear OF the public officials which 20 embarrassed
the reporter Of THE TRIBUNE during bis Investigations
last Summer. Voluminous printed reports have been
received from other Atlantic seaboard, cities, showing
their rapid commercial growth and denonsfating mo
loes Of New.Yorks commerce through Quarantine e.
actions, ~
of the Chamber OF Commerce, to-day, az II p m wnen
IT ia thought that many and valuable facts will DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
TAMMANY TROUBLES.
WHO WILL TRY TWEEDi


Considerable surprise is expressed by law
yers generally at the neglect Of the Supreme Court Bench
to mako the assignments Of Judges whe are to hold the
Special Terms Circuit Courts and Oyer and Terminer In
this department for the next two years. BY the terms
Of the Judiciary act the Supreme Court Judges are d.
rected to make these assgnmens for the two years be-
ginning JAM 1872 ct least one month before the eIpi-
ration Of the present year. As tho year has very nearly
EXPIRED and the assignments made have not yet been
published members OF the profession are beginning 70
inquire into the matter.
before what Judges shall be compelled 20 bring our
actions motions &C. nasmuch as experience has SHOWN
that defeat often less due TO defective case thah ~
the maevolen feeling with which certain Judges regard
lawyers who are recommended by either dishonesty
or Incompetence" 10 understood that the assignments
have been already made but are not yet printed IN con-
sequence of the fact OF the Judges explained TO
o lawyer In open court, yesterday, that no money
has been . supplied to defray' tho expense
of printing. As this expense would amount
to at least g. the profession hardly expect our
poorly paid and impoverished Judges to defray II from
their own pockets 1t possible that tho delay In pub
fishing the assignments due to the fact that consider
able uncertainty exists regard to how long s0me OF the
Judges III sit but II IL the opinion, that az Tweed anu
other members OF the Ring will he tried here the judges
tho luxury Of holding the court before which these
men arc to be brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
ERIE TACTICS IN COURT.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester'
day. the case of the Ehe Railway Company and Others
at. Heath and Raphael and others came up on the
crossh,lI Aled by the plaintin. Mr. Field moved for
perm,.son TO serve process tho crossbi upon tho
nrm Of Evarts southmayd choas, on the ground that
the members Of that rm the solicitors OF Heath and
Rauh,e Who arc aliens and therefore, beyond tho urs
dcion Of the Court Mr. Evsrts oIposed the motion on
the eround that tho erossb socks relief beyond tho
matters involved In the original suit; and that though
tha Am "a authorized TO appear In suits brought for
Heath and Raphael. It has no authority to appear In
,u. brought against them Judge Blschford reserved
his decision.
Mr. Field then moved to stay proceedings In the nrt
suit Of Heath and Raphael at. The Erie Railway Com
pany and others until they have answered In tho
suit, namely, that Of The Erie Railway COMPANY Ana
others sgt Heath and Raphael and others Mr. sou'n
msyd opposed this motion on the ground tnas inc clos
suit 10 rendered unnecessary BY stipulation onereo
Heath and Raphael aowinE On 70 ~. ~ u,
aver m the original suit and that any stsy o. Hio
csedngs ordered 4 sAo1ld not IN De ~ og,Snss 1a
until the sross- bill 10 disposed d. Dsensss '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
CO\NOIJY'S CASE.

The amended order reducing the bail OF cx-
Controller Connolly to soOoGO forwarded yesrr iay
from Albany and s In the hands OF Samuel o. Courtney
II will not for the present at least he served on MI
Connolly II indeed that process be necessary, aud no
will not offer to give bail in the civil suit until t Is
settled how many indictments he has got to plead to on
criminal charges. Fifteen are pending ut present. and
are lodged against him at IAdlow+t. hs de.
tanners Il s thought that, II he offered bail
now, and the ball In tho criminal SUITS
should prove expressive he would simply be transferred
from comfortable rooms In the County jail to dismal
quarters In tho City Prison: and in the present state VI
bis health which very poor indeed this 10 not advsa
ble No bail will be offered whle the present Grand
Juryis In session. the RING people having wholesome
dread OF body which has won the title OF the Anil
Ring Jury" through its earnest and long continued IN
ouiry into their nefariOus transactions.
Samuel g. Courtney fled with the CLERK OF inc snpreme
Court vt Albany yesterday. the following appeal from
Judge Lenrneds decision denying the motion TO VacAte
ths order Of arrest OF Richard b. Connolly:
SUPREME C0URr. ALBANY CorSTY >,
IN, p,op1 oot Rlhdrd r. Connolly.
notice defendant apptss tie General Term OF
mi, ,out from 40 such " the male herein at
Suecs To Of entered IN this action % he M day ~
oemer y motion made hrein the s l 81 e
rmer s orer of heretofore sa ~ tie III day
Of November 1911 made IN this Ar'iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

ISToVI~Hi\, TEOGNi>S OF nv F"liiI' Il III
NULL1IUN-. III BUDDHIST TEiEoG> OitDI RID
TO CLU>L 1IiLIR II MrLLS.
san FR,>D>CO. Dec. 2l.-lhc Japanese adj
vic,. by tiua and Japan steamer. STATE that the
socsl and political revolution there making All Sh
inc progress. IT." Government u considering the policy
OF sending q ladies. the daughters OF Dsimosto
Anne rca 70 educated Twenty officers of the United
States frigate Colorado and many other Foreigners
ere presented to the Mikado who Will Visit the Colo
r.do and witness a naNsi ircYirw. IN, MkAdo has
ALREADY VISITED number ~ fore residents and en-
loved liz v-It cr, atty. The G1ddl ST. Ia 'bc c"un
try have L,r !lfn'u.d that Their temple. ~ br l"~'
sL0 that must "i'r the amy -UiG4'i>, oI diH
their ..,l = 81. .D' g.tI,'A "ccUpdti"ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
TWEED DESERTED BY TIE TAMMANY
SACIIEMS

The Tammany Society, with all IFS ehront-
cry and kDaveIy has at last come to the CONCLUSION tt
William NJ Tweed ia too heavy load for wen thai cor
rupt body to carry any longer with comfort OF even
safety TO itself insignificant and helpless as 1t has now
become. The Sachems have been meditating and con
sutng how they cond get rid OF Tweed IN the easiest
and expeditions and some time since JAMES
b. Nicholson one Of the leaders called meeting ut the
Manhattan Club House to consider the best means VI
attaining this end The meeting was very sparsely at
tended however and nothing Was then accomplished
Informal meetings have since been frequently held,
with the effect OF increasing the resolution 10
GUST Tweed, II not from tho Society, at
least from his Office OF Grand aachen. on "Wednesday
number of the sachrms proceeded to Twceds ohce III
the Department Of Public Works. and demanded his
resignation NJ Grand Sachcni plainly lntimahng
their reasons therefor Tweed was evidently not sur
prscd at their demand, and promised to consider their
request and reply within day two. Those who are
familiar with the details Of the interview between
Tweed and the Sachens state that Tweed abandoned hs
usual phlr gmatc cincanor. and seemed impressed WIN
fine OF hs situation There can ne no nopt
that fees his position keenly and Is uneasy az
what has TO NIcct IL IL ininatcn mat l>aa' hei
Will bc IWoed's successor az Grand sachcni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THE rAMMANY MARKET RING DISPERSED.

THE TAMMANY MARKET RING DISPERSED.
Before the Tammany exposure, last Summer,
notices posted IN Fulton and other markets. inform
ing the public that those venerable institutions would be
sold or leased to the highest bidder, after certain Inter
val The leading msrketmen many Of whom are wealthy
expressed willingness to buy them in. and company
was formed to purchase Fulton Market 4 sgan
ito Tammany Market Ring suddenly ioomed
up however, ,just then, In such discouraging
proportions that the officers Of the new company said
they would only put their bid - matter Of form Tor
they well knew that Justice would not be done 10 Them
determined TO control the whole business Since the
downfall Of Tammanv this market Ring has dss0v
names Of of the projectors Of the Tsmmsny scheme
are still included among those OF Sns stoc the
foot OF Thirty fourth.s N. r., but they are now harm
less, So far AZ the public markets are concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
RI'SSI \,

CArtCAZY'S RfCAlL OFFICIALLY ANNOt Need.
81. PETLRsRt RG, Thursday, Dee 81, 1871.
The Messenger. an official organ of the Gov
erumtrt apnounces for the first time the removal OF
Minister Catacazy from Washington owing. IT Is said 10
personal differences which might prejudice the good re-
htions existing between Russia and the United States
Tie sane official authority, in article on the present
aspect Of Europe says the other Powers should see no
DANGER TO Themselves ia the friendship OF Russia and
Germany. Their common interests suffice TO explain
Their mutual hut State should 80 far count on
Ru>sas forhoarancc a. 10 think az absorbing another
All Imp nal uka>e makes compulsory tho usr OF the
BUS iau LAM uHce in the schools Of Poland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
SPAIN.
1IIt NEW CABINET.

madrid, Tbur-tsy, Dec. q. ISL.
The formation of the new Ministry has been
CONNECTED aud tho names a announced as follows:
sAGAs1A-Prcsldcht of the Council and Minister OF The
Interior.
NAICAMPo-Niuistcr Of the Marin.
DE BIAS Minister Of Foreign Aff'irS
CASDAU-Minister ot Public Works.
ToPEIB- Minister Of the COLONIES.
ANGJIO- Minister ~ Francrs.
GANISprs- Minister of War.
GkoIZAKD-M Minister OF Justice.
OF these Malcampo. CaIdaC. lie l;aS and AniIo were
nemhcrs Of the last Ministry. The Government viii
now move for the dissolution Of the Cnrtrs.
IATvR Admiral Topcc and scuor Angn" hc|i 'te 20
sc,cpt the poIt .oos offered them the -aea>Ia Ma
CaAIU Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
GERMANY.

.xorurR THREAT FROM PRINCE BISMARCK TO
FRANCE.
EERIIS Thursday, Dec. 81, 1871.
Prince Bismarck has sent a dispatch to
Barou v,n Arnim the German representative at Faris
forth the feeling OF evaporation caused In Ger
MANY Nv the outrages perpetrated her soldiers In
Franc lie threatens 10 seize hostages In tho occupied
noes unless assasns in the future who escape INTO
n. Y boring provinces. delivered up to the Ger
man officers 10y the French authorities; and declares
tina, unless these horrible Ourages cease the army OF
occupation shall b. increased and the expense ana
snr,cn Of it, support which if paid by France doubled
The Euperr has rroroglIed the session OF the Prus-
nan Diet until the sh Of January lS72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
WILL. TIE GRAND JURY NDICT FISK. m'

large nlllnDfr OF ptrsUHs "VTC sFHFtHdcu,
Yesterday to appear before the Grand Jury to-day at II
o'clock It was stated by an official who had seen tho
,.t NJ names among which those Of distinguished
advocate and two reporters OF daily newspapers that
was to be had into the case OF James Flax
H. charged Il Was understood with consprng. In con-
nectton with two Boston bankers, to backmal his
former mistress, who had discarded him. Tho actual
charge srainst him could not be sscertaned Il was m
ore further that case Of Flax IT, but that
Of Mayor Hail. which the two attaches OF newspapers
zero summoned snd said that the Jury would re-
turu bill during tho day against che Mayor One Of the
reporters on being quesensd said that It not
able that he was called 10 the case OF Mayor Hail
against whom 10 had no evidence 20 ave- nor ooula he
Attorney asrvin says tat the Grand Jury OF
haS evsr Known which has proved It's capacity TO keep
secret The Jury indicted WIN. Tweed 10 days before
bringing the indictment into Court ana yet ID al tnst
time not whisper or ruinor VI Wp@I uao poon uono
raac he'd the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
1AMEs n swEENYs RESIGNATION.

The resignation of James M. Sweeny as Clerk
n, thu superisr Court has been for time In the
hands of Chamberlain Bradley to be used ~ circum-
stances required and has been under discussion by the
Judees Of that Court several occasions About week
aimee . meeting VI tho Judges was held on the
:ub,ect, but no definite action was decided on.
Another meeting was held yesterday on the same
,uh,srt. st which oil tho Judges except Spencer
- nrsseut A. strong effort WA made 70
..cure the appointment Of . friend Of the Tammany
RIM Who would BE- inclined not able to conceal the
misdseds Of sweeny. Judges Barbour and Mcneil AZ
mad IN favor Of tho acceptance Of tho resgnstion but
Judee ZONES strongly opposed the grounds that the
would bs highly dscourteoua " the incoming
Judsss. who vere chosen atths last election, and OK
$500 ,ha Oourt to snimadveraon; and that IL would
X tmnrousr - accept 0weSnys resignation Until his
SSeo.ns SoSR investigated, an1 tsana ~ - sASradt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
IS KEENAN, A VOUCHER THIEF :

1t ia stated that when it was announced on
this side of the Atlantic that John Heenan had threat
ened to sue the Reuter- News Company for sander IN
publishing the abatement that he was implicated IN the
voucher robbery member OF the Committee OF seventy
teeeraphed TO Mr. Reuter- advising him to plead JUSTIN
cation From this IL il inferred that the member IN ques
ton had positive knowledge that Heenan was Implicated
in the theft and intended to furnish MI Kehtor WIN III
formation to that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

rHk PRINCE OF WALES-ANOrhEh
LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
LONDON, Thursday. Dec. H. ioi
The Prince of Wales is gradually gaming
.trens,h It's reported that Of the physicians WV 70.
tended him Dr. Gull is to be made parone'' "'N
Lowe will rcceiye the honor OF kniShthood .o,o,
,,. wees rom Liverpool for Calcutta was totally 'st
yesterday Of the Sicily Islands. All on poara arc sup
posed 10 have perished ,, ...
The celebrated Tchborne TRIAL has reacheo an"'h'r
stag The plaintiffs casc closed to-day and inrthef hc
ting was postponed until January d.
Nj GrantDuf, NJ p. last night auuie'se" h's 'U"'
.,,n,s a, t,,gin He advocated perseverance in the
commercial policy Of late Mr. Cobdeh, and treated
Che International society with unsparinG ridicu'e
II has been discovered that the vessel which ran down
the French bark Costa Rca the British ship Windsor
Castle, winch has since rrrved in port
Parliament Is prorocucd until the 9th OF February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THE NEW DOMINION.

ORGANIZATION OF THE ONTARIO MINISTRY.
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 2l.-The Ontario MIN
,stry has completed. Mr. Scott of Ottawa. Speaker,
has been In as Commissioner OF Crown Lands
Mr. Cow South Wellington Provincial Secretary Mr..
Mckenzie rrslgning the latter Office and assuming tie
Trrasurcrshp. The Ministry stands as follows:
My Blake President of Council. without portfolio; Mr..
NJ rnHr Treasurer; Mr.. Crooks, Attornry-icneIaI;
Air NJ krIldi. Public Works MI Scott, Crown Lands;
NJ. t,,H. p.,trt No al SECRETARY.