New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
FOREIGN NOTES.

The trial of NJ. de Series and Gen. Cremer
for the execution OF Arbnet has resulted in verdict OF
manslaughter through lmprudence ana sentence 70
months Imprisonment.
The British Ballot bill received the assent
OF the Queen on July The statement received in
the House Of Commons with burst OF cheering from
the Liberals which increased 10 perfect storm on the
OppositiOn giving vent a few groans People in En-
gland are now anxiousy discussing the effect Of the bill
ON the constituencies the next election VIII he watched
with the greatest interest.
Count Moltke has forwarded TO NJ. Thiers a
presentation copy of "The Official History of the War Of
Iso-7" with manuscript dedication in Count Moltkes
handwriting. In this volume appears a memorandum
written by Motke himself showing that even IN 1869
every preparation had been made for war The routes
for the different troops and their places or assemOlaSe
mad AN been planned out the force Of the enemy had
been calculated, and the very orders calling out the
men had been drawn and signed only the GATE Delng
left out.
The strike in the building trades of London
sti continued on July The other trades had refused
10 accept the terms which the masons had resumed
work. and were making preparations for prolonged
struggle. Funds were coming IN pretty ireely. dne pc
masters had terminated the lockout and lad offered 10
employ any who liked TO come III Oh the terms ao
ceptcd by the masons, viz the nine h0urS ana = leC
per hour instead OF pence but very ie" Aau accePcu
the offer.
a meeting of the InternGtioRdle is to be
held OIL the Cd Of September at the Hague for the pur
nose Of revising the statutes as TO be able to wtn
stand the ga which are 20 be taken against
~ in
said hat strong efforts will be made 10 dsoTganlze the
Society the English wOrkmen being much dlssdtlaieu
with the slight assistance they nave tettNeu % mu % th
ernatfondle in their recent trade disputes ley hs
boned by lis means 10 prevent the introduction ol
foreign carpenterng work. but they tolay i1tu th b ~
tbrr expecatons. In any case, II Is Thought that lhe
English element will withdraw from the organization
Mr.. John Roberts the Presidentot the "Asso-
citation OF Reyivers OF British Industry" wrote TO MI
John Bright propOundng series OF questions as 10 eo
trade and alludng the repeal OF the corn LAWS as
national calamity. Mr.. Bright thus rephedi SIT
, nobiue OF the association OF which you assume 70
e tbe presdent but If you correctly represent us ins
bers mink their ideas notions must De III cOmPtW
ch.os-in a mudde, II you VIII allow me 10 use tno a.
prtsslU in thar Won would not comprehend anything
that I coud write you. That tne ftItal Vi thc Colu
IoO0 of our population now ied az previously ex
sling supplies remaining undlunlsncu, y
sTanee thing TO be said or believed among sane
men I cannot think correspondence Win yVSJ VI
men holding such an OPINION can V'nN W any s0Vu
Tho Rerlin correspondent of The London
r;,s writes respectng the next Papa concaye; The
-, r,oor which has declined 10 enter into arrange
n1,s ,vitb the German Government concerning the
1oc,inp Of a new Pope is France. In reply to
tho overtures made, VI. Theirs simply declared
that ne had no reason TO believe that the next
onclave would not held in due FORM This answer s
the more significant It being well Known at Befh tnat
,ho French Government have been endeayoring for
- toe mast 70 secure the succession TO the triple
crown for French cardinal. Already they nave so lar
srcceeded in this 10 induce number OF cardinals 10
,ertan the plan the concave should withdraw 10
French soil, and proceed WIN tne eeSon h the so9d
city of Pau situate close TO he spanish IfOhteI LOOK
;ng mon these moves and counter moves, which are
thus early being made on tne poncai chess BOARD ~
expeetation Of the approaching eoneaVe IL is easy to
Use that the election OF the next Pope Will be
political event Of immense consequence and perhaps
nav give rise 10 fresh grouping OF the Powers" In
Lac Connection with this subject IA the announcement
mat the German Charge dAnaires at Rome has verbally
communicated TO Cardinal Antonelh note Of the Ger,
man Government The note states that the Imperial
1a"vernment is unable TO understand the reason why
he Pope Is ANNOYED by which intended 10
nronoie the welfare Of the Empire without com
pronisine the real interests Of the Catholic Church