The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20
Te1egraJ.phir!.
Reported Tor the "'Mew Northwest
II Y. o. TELEGRAPH CO.'S. 4. WILEY, OPERATOR.
The ArhltratIo1.

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land will not c,nsent u have indirect claims
arbi,nssti. Gushing says the note 10 worth
less. and that the arbitration must pr,cecl
GENEVA. Evening". April l5.-The sit
ting If the tribunal for settlement of ihs
Alabama claims opered Ut ESQ this morning
and terminated At mon. N"ne Of the five
arbilrstors were present Great Britain and
the United States only were represented, tho
former by Lords Ten'erdcn. Taylor. and
Bernard. and the latter by Bancroft Davis
Cushing and Beaman. The Official proceed
i"gs were confined to the delivery If docu
ments To the Secretary of the tribunal, who
will transmit theri to the arbitnators.
LONDON, April 16.-A counier case wal
delivered I" the Geneva arbitrstors .ycs,cr
day. in behalf Of the British Government,
accompanied bv note informing the arbi
traitors that misunderstanding exists
between the English and American Govern.
menis relative Ia the CLAIM of the latter f.,
indirect losses, which IL classed under three
l,eads-l"ss In the ,nnsfer of American
shipping to the British flag; loss from en-
hancesl insurance. and l'ss frOm pr'h,nga
ton 0f the war. That the British govern
ment d"es not admit these claims TO be
within the scope and intention Of the arbi-
tratiOn; that the two governments are now
In correspondence in relation to these
claims. and that pending the issue Of the
correspondence. the British Government
has brought toward the present c,un,er
Gaze, which Is strictly c,niincd IL the
direct cl"ims, in M'pe that the mi>und.r
standing may Ike removed. The British
government formally and expressly notifies
the arbitrn,ors that The counter case is pre-.
eented without prejudice 10 the position
assumed by Britain in the correspondence
alluded To. and under the exp pres. reservation
IT oil her rights In the event If the differ.
cnce continuing IL exist between the parties.
Tic note concludes by saying that. ii nee.
esssry, further communication will he NAL
IL the srbitrMtOrs.
The Ntsas' Geneva special says it is feared
the nature ut tins prs',est may prevent the
settlement Of the dispute between the two
nations
New YORK. April 10-A Washingto
dispatch s"ys tha' reply I" Earl Grs"ville's
second note il ready I" ~ out Wednesday
per steamer 1t will not be made public. the
Secretary dccminy 1t inexpedicnt to do 20.
II Is conceded that one side or the other will
have tn recede within the next two months,
and Revcrdy Jol'rson is given ., authority
for the statement that the President re srvts
that the claim for consequential DANA .cs
was put IL our case. As IL publicity 10 the
general aspect Ut the matter. the State d..
p"r,mcnt will NIT commit itself further than
10 declare tina. the Secretary il satisfied with
the position.
COlorc; Convent ION.
New ORLEANS, April TO- The National
colored mems Convention yesterday adopted
long series Of resolutions xvowing their
fidelity to the Republican party. endorsing
President Grant and Senator Sumner, and
thanking both Ut them for their cff,rts in
behalf of the colored RICE, especially com.
men'ing on The appointments c,'Iored lnen
to Federal "fficcs by the President. and ask.
ing him to make more of the same kind;
also appealing 10 the American people for
full measure of justice - emlsxlied in
Summers Supplementary Civil Rights bill.
CHICAGO. April 16.-Thc storm yesterday
continued oil day. and WAS very severe the
entire length Of Lake Michigan and through
the State If Wisconsin. Frustrating telegraph,
piles, trees. ETC.. and doing great damage
Governor Palmer hss written letter to
Senator TrumbuIl. avowing his intention to
support the CINCINNATI movement.
New YORK, April 16. The third mate
and IL Of The crew If the ship Seminole.
were ARRESTED yesterday for rcl'bing the car.
50 during the voyage from San Francisco.
Aoymendsn. ...
SALT LAKE. April 16.-The telcgnphic
announcement Of tho Supreme Court decis.
hon In the Englcbrecht case this morning,
created great sensation among the Gentiles
and Liberals, who. for time. scarcely cred.
tied the dispatch. hut finally recognized the
fact that they had sustained Z serious repulae.
eome express TIA Bull Run" disaster.
Their hopes now rest upon Voorhees, bill,
and The failure It the admission scheme. !
The M"rm"ns, Of cs,urse. are jul,ilant,
expressing their qualification that they live |
under y high.m,nded government winch |
impartial law and even handed |
justice, without fear or favor.
The Mormon authorities commenced . |
series at arrests this afternoon FIR refusal |
- psy the Oppressive taxes aud licenses.
An apoetate Aosnk,n named Silver, was |
dragged over bis counter and ihr,ugh the |
streets, with III manner 1T indixnity, and |
tortured with wire vrist-cuAs. TO the City |
Hail. The most intense excissmsns ensued |
md hendricks rushed to the court ruosn,
angry snd determined Judge Hayden, for
|hs pfsonss. alleged that great outrage bed
'sen el'snmisisd, and demanded time to pre-.
para dstsnas. and enid thai hundred
lsoossssd dollsrs, II neeeasssv. was ready
Eor hail. Silver Wa u length released ~
~ swn sscoguis.sos oil Monday.
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