The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17
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y LONDON, April 15.-The following state
ment is the authority forthe reported differ
ence between France and Germany, men
toned yesterday. The London ISls0rdb
Of the 10th, saysi We regret to learn tha
the relations between France and Ger
many, the critical condition whereof VA!
made known through these columns. 1
causing the greatest anxiety to those b.
whom 1t Is best appreciated. The fore
going was based upon statements ot Pari
and Berlin correspondents, The CORES
pondents say Germany distrusts France
and Is dlspleased at the armament ant
military organization which Theirs gov
ernment Is carrying forward, and tha,
Bismarck is about to protest against this
Will declare the necessity for action Or
the part Of Germany in reoccupying The
vacated territory: aE 144a -
The Telegraph asserts that the speech
OF Theirs at the adjournment Of the Az.
sembly, created a grave impression al
Berlin. It Is said that the ISlegraph Ia In
somo way In the interest Of the German
Chancellor, and there Is besides an i'm.
preston that this story is fabricated fol
an Interior purpose.
The marriage of Marquis Butte TO the
daughter Of Lord Howard, took place
this morning.
y The following note accompanied the
counter case delivered to the Board Of
Arbitration at Geneva yesterday, on behalf
Of Great Britain: -
The undersigned is instructed by Her
Majesty's government to say that while
presenting their counter case under spe.
cial reservation hereinafter mentioned
they find 1t incumbent on them to inform
the arbitrators that misunderstanding
has unfortunately arisen hetweenI Greaf
Britain and the United States touching t6e
nature and extent Of the claims referred
to in the Treaty Of Washington The mis-.
understanding relates to the claims for In.
direct losses under three heads: First.
the loss In the transfer OF American shin.
ping to the British flag. Second, the loss
from enhanced insurance. Third, the loss
nom the promotion Of war. The claims
for indirect losses arc not admitted by Her
government. to be within, the
scope and intention Of the arbitration.
Her MsjestY's Government have been and
still are in correspondence with the Gov
OF the United States in relation
thereto; that correspondence has not been
brought to final issues, Her Maiesty's
desire that the arbitration
shall proceed with reference to the claims
for direct loss. They have thought it
proper in the meantime to present coun.
ter case, which Is strictly confined to the
direct claims, in the hope that the unfor-
tunate nderstanding may be removed.
Her Majestys Government hereby ex.
pressly and formally notify thearbitrators
that this counter case Is presented without
prejudice to the position assumed by Her
Majesty's Government in the correspon-
dence, whereto reference has been made.
and under the express reservation of ali
Her Majesty's rights in court ola differ.
ence continuing to exist between the par.
ties. II necessary, further communication
will be made to the arbitrators. :,
tSignedl H .1w TENTERDEN.
! A special dispatch from Geneva to the
Daily Netus says it Is feared that the ma
ture OF the protest against the Jurisdiction
Of the arbitrators at Geneva over the
American claims for indirect damages,
which accompanies, the British counter
case, may prevent a settlement Of the
dispute between England and America,
arising under these claims. ~, ~
The United States steamer Iroquois ar.
rived at Gibralter to-day. 5ysf 2'-1s
Two new lines Of Atlantic steamers are
one to run between Glasgow
and New York, and the other between
Liverpool and New Orleans. If''7
An exciting contest for Parliament Is in
progress in Toworth. The indications
are that Hamburg, a Liberal Conservative,
will be returned over Robertson, who Is
running as an independent candidate. 3 e
The Globe and other tory organs are
elated over the defeat Of the government
by one of the majority yesterday on an
unimportant amendment to the ballot bill
Itisreported that the Pope Is about to
fll the vacancies in the College OF Car!
dinals, and Archbishop Manning's name
Is prominently mentioned as likely to be
among the appointments.