Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-17

I LONDON, April I6.-The marriage O
Marquis Butte TO the daughter Of LsOrC
Howard occurs to-day.
a shoemaker named Nichols, who re
sided with his family at Madra Hill, il
the suburbs of London, last night muT
dered all his children, four in number
and then committed suicide. II Is no
known what caused him TO commit thii
terrible acs, though it is believed he wa.
insane.
The following statement is authority
for the reported difference between
France and Germany mentioned yester
day. The London Telegraph of the fif
teenth SAYS; We regret to learn of the
relations between France and Germany
and the critical condition whereof made
knSwn through these columns. is caus-
ing the greatest anxiety to those by
whom il is best appreciated. The Tsle.
graph further expressed the belief that
il is only by the exercise of discretion al
Paris and Berlin that the complications
may be avoided. The foregoing was based
upon the statements Of Paris and Berlin
I correspondents. These correspondents
/ say that Germay distTusts France, and
I Is displeased at the armament and mill
} tary organization which the Thiers gov
eminent is carrying forward. 1t is said
/ that Bismarck Is about to protest against
/ this, and viii declare the necessity for
/ the action of Germany in re-Occupying
/ the recently evacuated territory. The
/ Telegraph also asserts that the speech of
I Thiers at the adjournment of the As
1 sembly created grave impression at
7 Berlin. 1t has been limited that the
/ Telegraph is some way in the interest of
the German Chancellor, and there is,
besides, an impression that this story is
fabricated for an ulterior purpose.
The marriage of the Marquis of Butte
and the daughter Of Lord Howard took
place this morning at the Roman CathO-
lie 0ratory at BromptOn. The cere-
monies were witnessed by q great
crowd. Baroness BuFdett COutts, the
Duchess of Argyle, Baron ROthschild,
the Duke Of Norfolk and many other
noble personages were presented 10 the
newly-married couple. Among the
many presents sent TO the bride was q
/ set of cameo brooches from the Pope.
/ The following note accompanied the
! counter case delivered to the board
of arbitration at Geneva yesterday
/ In behalf of Great Britain, the under
signed is instructed by Her Majesty's
! government 10 say that while present
| ing their counter case, under special
reservation herein after mentioned, they
find it incumbent on them TO inform
the arbitratOrs that q misunderstand-
ing has unfortunately arisen bet
4 ween Great Britain and the United
I States touching the nature and eX-
tent Of the claims referred to in the
J treaty of Washington. The misunder-
r1
lOssesunder three heads. First: The loss
in transferring American shipping tC
the British flag. Second: Loss from
4 enhanced insurance. Third: Loss from
prolongatiOn of the war The claims
/ for indirect losses are not admitted by
4 Her Maiesty's government to be within
! the scope and intention of the arbitra-
ton. Her Majesty's government
have been, and still are, in correspond
ence with the government of the
] United States in relation thereto. A
/ that correspondence has not been
I brought TO a final issue, Her Majesty
government desires that the arbitration
/ shall proceed with reference to claims
for direct loss. They have thought il
/ proper, in the meantime, TO present 8
4 counter case, which is strictly confined
20 the direct claims. In the hope that
! any unfortunate misunderstanding may
be removed, Her Majesty's government
4 hereby expressly and formally notify
the arbitrators that this counter case il
presented without prejudice 10 the posi-
tion assumed by Her Majesty's Govern
ment in the correspondence wheretC
reference has been made, and under the
express reservation of all Her Majesty.
I rights. In the event of differences con.
tinuing to exist between the parties
necessary further communication viii
be made tO the arbitrator.
4 (Signed,) TENDERDEN.
A special dispatch from Geneva to the
I Ddilg Necs saws it is feared that the ma
ture Of the protest against the jurisdic.
ton of the arbitratOrs at Geneva Ovel
the American claims for indirect dam.
ages, which accompanies the British
counter case, may prevent the settle
ment of the dispute between England
and America arising from those claims
The United States steamer IrOquOi:
arrived at Gibraltar to-day.
Two new lines of Atlantic steamers
are proposed; one TO run between Glas-
gov and New York, and the other be.
tween Liverpool and New Orleans.
/ An exciting contest for Parliament il
in progress IN TamWOrth. The indica
tions are that Hamburg, Liberal Con
servative, will be returned over Robin
son, who is running as an Independent
candidate.
The Globe and other Tory organs arr
I elated over the defeat Of the Government
by one majority yesterday on an unim
I pOrtant amendment TO the ballot bill
1t is reported that the Pope is about t.
fill the vacancies in the College of Car
dinals. Archbishop Manning's name il
mentioned as likely TO be among TIN
new appointments.
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