New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

......... GREAT BRITAIN.
CONDEMNATION OF THE ACTION OF TIE Akbi-
TRAToRs BY TIE TORY JoURNALs-fthrohIbD
RETROTFAL OF THE PRINCESS bEhihIch-
sruCTDE OF AN AMERICAN WoMAN-GALLANr
DEED or AN AMERICAN-RAiLKoAp AoNi-
pENio' LONDON Tuesday, Sept. IT, 1871
The Tory journals condemn IN unineasured
terms the action Of the Geneva Tribunal luz NV'''O''
Advertiser says: "what farce has peeh p'aS'u ~
Geneva where England has been apuugou :" p''
tribute 10 a bully vino repudiates his own opnN" %
America is not yet conented with the setuene". W w
claims against England" The Herald breathes ueil"'
and hatred of America and says that the breach
tho two countries has only 0een ""'"'u'
II saws: OF course had the Arbrators deciuou uPon
larger sun of indemnity ,iEngand would pay ~ :,
had awarded nothing America could Dut sho" w. -,
What humiliation next awaits usP Inc Su'"' v ,o ,
ments upon the award in similar strain IL s"s
went to Geneva for Justice and RECOMMENDATION
stead met with nvectives from the American oo''
and nartally adverse award dictated rather ny ue
sire for eoruuromse than by equity The whole poooou
ings in connection with the arbitration are onuh0"
unsatisfactory 10 England" -,
II is reported that Princess Beatrice, the hftl anu
only unmarried daughter OF Queen Victoria mas oee
trothed 10 the Marquis Of Stafford. The princess '
in her 10th year. and the Marquis in his 22d.
Yesterday while railway train was standlhg d. ~
station in the town of Bray, wicklow County rei',
the boiler Of the engine exploded, causing the ue Vi
two persons and the demolition OF the stauoi oius
A dispatch from Lausanne says the American h'"'o
men connected with the late Board OF ArDitralo' Va
cept Mr. Adams, have left switzeiland' MI ol'oS 80
Cushing will remain some time in Paris' anu upon ~.
leaving that city will go to America IL ls nS
to visit Mexico at an early Gay. ,o..
Mr. George LOrt Philips. formerly member OIL 'r"
lament for Pemberbropeshre, is dead The dneui'ioS
between the bakers of this city and their einpo99'
which threatened TO lead strike, have been an"'J
arranged. o
The suicide in this city, of young American woman
named Alice Blanche oswald, has added resh
to the project for the establishment OF ao'i"ns
Home. Hundreds of persons are anxious 10 suo'oiiDo
money TO carry out the ldea' laIhe "u
are Americans. ,.o
The London journals this morning bestow much praise
upon Mr.. John Blenham, an American, VINO YESTERDAY
plunged into the Thames and at great peril TO MS own
life saved drowning person. MI Blehhan was nm
self completely exhausted when he reached the Shore
A collision between two railway trains occurred aSI
night near Glasgow. Two persons were killed ana sew
era wounded. number OF the WrecAeu c"i' '0oA ~
and were burned.
At the meeting of the members OF the International
Society," in this city yesterday, 30 persons attended
The subject Of the enfranchisement OF the "orhlnS
classes discussed.
majority Of the members present are In favor OF
complete secession from the Karl Marx section Oh 'he
society.
The meeting Of the Internationalists here adoped
platform in favor OF universal suffrage by ballot ior reg
islatve and magstcrial officers compulsory ana gra'u
tous common school education, the disbandmeht oi
standing armies the abolition of indirect taxes ana SUD
stitution therefor Of progressive income tax ana inc
| suppression of usury.
Mr. Charles Sumner has arrived in London. He Will
leave for Paris in short time. His health has been
| much improved by his voyage.