The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-22
ENGLAND AND THE TREATY.
GLADSTONE EXPLAINS THE VIEWS
IND ATTITUDE OF THE MINISTRY.
The, French Government! Expenses
bad for Bazaine-Ftre at Dusseldorf
Health OF the Kaiser, &c., 60.

In the House Of Commons to- day, Mr.. Hors.
man, in accordance with his before expressed
intention, again asked her Majesty's govern
ment to assure Parliament that, In. case fresh
negotiations In relation to the Alabama claims
were entered upon with the American Gov
ernment. NO proposals would be finally &C.
cepted until they had received the sanction OF
Parliament -
Gladstone, in reply to Horsman's question,
said he Informed the honorable gentleman
last night that he had been unable to consult
with his colleagues on the subject. He added
that he was yet without opportunity to do so,
and consequently was unable to give the
assurance asked for. He would state, how
ever, that Parliament would be iCformed at
all times of the spirit. aim, direction and
policy of the government on all important
questions. SO far as the Alabama claims were
concerned, he believed the speech OF her
Majesty, at the opening OF Parliament, gave
all necessary information. Gladstone, in con-
Guiding, said it would be impossible for the
government TO delegate to Parliament the
power Of making treaties,
.iorsman, In reply 10 the last portion of
Gladstone's remarks, cited the fact that the
American Government had power to ratify or
reject any treaty which the government may
negotiate.
Gladstone repeated his assertion that It
would be impossible to allow Parliament the
treaty making power, but at the same time
stated that 1t was the duty of the government
to keep Parliament Informed of any alteration
In the governmental policy.
Information has been received from Spain
that the Carllsts are endeavoring to import
arms, with the object of rising against the
ternal dIssension prevails In the organization,
which, ills thought, may prevent any demon.
stratlon.
When the case of the Tichborne claimant,
now In prison on charge Of perjury, was
called In court to-day, no one appeared to-
nounced that he was unable to obtain ball.
The application of the CLAIMANT to be released
on giving bonds for bis appearance was, there
fore, indefinitely postponed. 5,i 49,
The papers have Intelligence from Rou-
mania of the continued persecution OF the
Jews. At Cabril, the entire Je wish population,
consisting Of about one thousand, were fear.
fully punished and roasted, and their syna-
gogues flthlly polluted. =.
A driving snow storm, the frat that has
occurred in fourteen months, prevailed here
all the morning. The city is enveloped In q
dense fog, and at this hour, l.3o P. H., the day
is as dark as at midnight.
It Is stated that oxford declines to row
against Cambridge, and the University race
is of.
It has been proved that Marshal Bazalne
dlned with Prince Frederick, Charles, of Prus-
sIa. shortly before the captulatlon of Metz.
The estimates Of the minister OF the Interior
for the expenses of his department for the
present fiscal year were submitted to the ma
tional assembly to-day. he asks for large
increase in the appropriation for the support
of the police, whose number have been great
" augmented.
Owing to the renuncation by France Of the
commercial treaty with Great Britain, the
membere of the Left In the National Assembly
have determined to favor the tax on raw ma
terials The passage of the bill imposing such
taxes Is therefore certain.
A confacration, attended with the most
disastrous results. occurred here last night.
The town council hall and the worlds famed
academy OF art were burned, and large
number of the most valuable paintings In the
latter building were also destroyed.
'''''o BERLIN, March 20.
The court physicians having informed his
Majesty the Emperor William, VINO is now
convalescent, that care is demanded on his
part In order to completely regain his health,
it has been determined to dispense with the
usual congratulatory birthday celebraton'at
the palace.
An imperial decree has been issued conven.
ing the ReIchstag In session on the Stn OF
April. , m
The appointment of Admiral Jose Polo De
Barnaba as Spanish minister TO the United
States, Is officially published to-day. Senior
Manricio LoprZ Roberts, whom Admiral Pole
relieves at Washington, has been invested by
King Amadeus with the grand Cross OF the
order OF Charles the Third.
ROME, March 20.
1t is rumored that Won Arnim, who recently
arrived here from Berlin, is ths bearer OF 9
proposltlon for q treaty of defensive alliance
between Italy and Germany, whereby the
possession of Lorraine and Alsace is guaran-
teed to Germany, and Rome to Italy. Both
parties are to unite their armies IN case OF
war.