New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.


the Prince Of Wales, and eheered for Home Rule"=-
The London Times referring 10 the rumors that the
United States will make exorbitant demands before the
Geneva Board for Indemnity for Losses by the Alabama
and other Rebel vesses Processes 10 believe that the
American Government has such intention; that fs
main desire IL to obtain public acknowledgment that
position IT took and remonstrsnces II made during.
the war were founded ON reason. The Times says IL Is
desirable that no announcement should be given bel
gereus 10 bring extrayagsnt claims against neutras
constructive injuries THE floor OF the courtroom
az Kittyclogher In Leitrm, Ireland, gave way while
trial was IN progress. The room was crowded OF the
time and so persons were preciptated distance Of
30 or 20 feet The number Of those killed 10 unEnownj
some 80 badly injured, most Of them fatally
The supporters Of Sir Charles Dilke are preparing
grand in his honor which to take place
before the assembling Of Parliament-1he German
residents in London signing @ petition to Prince
Bismarck, urging him 10 demand OF the United States
apology and indemnity for supplies furnished by Ameri
can citizens to the French Government OF Nauonai
Defense during the late war with Germany.-Her
Majesty Queen Victoria has returned to Windsor The
Town Council presented her address c0ngratulating
her upon the convaescence Of the Prince Of Wales and
praying that he may be speedily restored to full health
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 4. 1872 =
A dispatch from Sandrineham reports con-
finued in the condition OF the Prince OF
Wales. The feverishness with which he has been
troubled at night great degree subsidng, and the
temperature OF his system the daytime s that OF per-
health The appetite OF the Prince continues good
An important demonstration was made by the Irish
men Of Liverpool last night, in favor OF home rule for
Ireland. Mr. Sullivan editor Of The Dublin Nation, ad-
dressed the meeting. The audience was enthusiastic
but the PROCEEDINGS were orderly.
Messrs. Graves and Rathbone, members OF Parliament
for Liverpool speeches delivered at meeting OF their
constituents yesterday evening referred TO the Treaty
the settlement Of the Alabama claims in terms OF the
highest praise and advocated an alliance between
Great Britain and the United States
The Treaty and the American claims under it are the
leading topics of public journals at the present time
The advertiser alone opposes the Treaty IL declares
that the English Commissioners have been out-wtted
that England bound hand and foot and II the Geneva
Board should award 10 the United States all they
Oensvcy claim would be less injurious 10 England
than settlement. The Advertiser concludes with an ap-
peal TO the English to withdraw from treaty which is
an insult 10 the country.
During violent thunder storm at Manchester today
church was struck by lightning took fire, and was en-
firey destroyed shock OF earthquake Is reported at
Sheffield early this morning
FRANCE.-The Duke dAumale has been elect
ed a member OF the Academy OF France The dispatch
Announcing that election yet to take place was
Marseilles report that the
presence NJ Gambetta in the city was the cause OF
much agitation and disorder. His hotel was sur
rounded Tuesday by throngs OF friends who underworld
10 call him out At one time the assemblage became so
numerous and turbulent that the were ordered to
the scene, aud the Chasseurs charged upon and dis
persed the mob. NJ Gambetta not allowed by the
police to the hotel for fear that his appearance
would lead 10 further disturbance. lie advises DIS
friends not persist in collecting IN large bodies IN the
streets or attempt resistance TO the authorities He
fell, them they have right to hold meetings, but they
shond withdraw the of armed force ana not
provoke collision M Vautrain has written letter
accepting nomination to the Assembly from the hadca
party in Paris While he declares his belief that the Re
Iuhc alone can France he refuses 10 place the Re
public above universal Suffrage This reservation has
given oense TO Of the journals which first proposed
his candidacy They reproach him for the stand he has
taken and withdraw their suppOrt--Ihe Commissiop
of the Assembly, whom the subject was REFERRED mas
made a report approving the project of steam Terry
across the Straits Of Dover between the towns OF Dover
and Calais The execution of the murderers OK Gems
Incompte aud Thomas will take place.===It is
announced that the Duke dAumale intends making at
an early day. political tour through the CeIll ana
Western Departments Of France.
GERMANY-Gcn. Won Room has retired from
the Ministry Of Marine, and the Emperor has ap
pointed Herr StOsch TO fiji tho vacancy-Thc or
ders recently ISSUED from Berlin for the arrest
aud detention of French citizens az hostages
III places where Outrages are peTpetrated on German
soldiers have been vigorously executed. About 100
prisoners taken in accordance with these orders now
IN the hands OF the Germans. Warning is given OF
summary proceedings in all cases OF murder or assassna
ton Unless the actual offenders surrendered by
the French authorities before the 23d of the present
month the hostages held for them will he put trial Tor
fleir acts before COuTt-maral. So says n dispatch
from London Int later report says that the Germans
have suddenly evuced moderation that the questions
arising from the assassination Of Bavaran soldiers in
France Will be settled without resort to rigorous inca
euIes.
RussIA.-punce GOrtschakOff, in cOmmuni-
cation 10 Curtin, the American Minister at St. Peters
burg that the Russian Government has con-
Guided 10 recall Minister Catacazy from Warrington
Prince GortschakoG writes that the difficulties and
eliminated during HE absence from the capital. In
structons sent to NJ Catacazy 10 transfer the
Legation Washing to other hands and return TO st.
Petersburg The Prince says cannot but regret that
some Of the correspondence which passed In regard TO
the matter at Washington appeared 10 be wanting in the
respect due 10 representative Of the Russian En-
pre- lie continues: I'VE shall consider the conduct
Of NJ Catacazy when he has had opportunity Of pro
sentng person. he formally denies the JUS
tiCe Of the complaints made against him In Washington
must suspend judgment until we have heard his de-
fense The Prince conclusion declares that these I'M
fortunate will not he feels confident, i'm
pair the OLD and cordial friendship between the United
States and Russia which there has been recent
demon reception OF the Grand Duke Alexis
III America.
ITALY.-The King of Italy sent special En-
hassador 70 the Vatican New Years Day 10 tender
His Maesty's congratulations the Holy Father. The
FInbatsador met by Cardinal Anonel. who informed
him that His Holiness indspOsed and unable TO re-
ceive visits.
SpAlN.-A brilliant reception was held on
New Years Day by King Amadeus. Among those pres
ent we're the foreign ambassadors, many civil and mill
tary officers and Populations from the Senate and Con-