The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

Parliamentary Anticipation Of North
American Fisheries Trouble.
The Minor Murder Case-An Aristocratio Mar
riags-The Marquis Of Butte and Lady How
ard TO Be United in Matrimony-Pre-
parations for the Royal Procession.


LONDON Feb. q, 1872.
During the session OF the House Of Commons this
Hvenlng Mr.. Charles Dalrympie member for Butte
Shire gave notice Of his intention to ask the gov
brnment on Friday next whether measures have
been taken to prevent collisions between American
ana Canadian fishermen during the coming fishing
Season.n
Sir Charles Dalrymple is q lawyer by profession
IND . conservative in English politics. He Is the
gecond son OF the late Sir Charles Dalrymple-
Ferguson. but assumed In the year 1885, the sur.
name Of Darymple In lieu OF his patronymic. in
accordance with the will OF his great grandfather,
6ir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes. he was elected
30 Parliament for Buteshire November, 1858.
THE AMERICAN MURDER CASE.
The Coroner's jury In the case OF Minor the
American VINO killed workingman ON Saturday
night returned verdict that deceased came to his
death by the hands OF the prisoner.
Minor Is held for trial.
THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.
An English press directory gives the number Of
journals published in Great Britain at 1,456.
WHAT OF THE wOOLsACKf
rum0r prevails throughout London that Baron
Hatneriy Will soon retire from the Lord Chancellor
ship OF great Britain ana that he will be succeeded
by tho Right Hon. LORD Romiily.
An Aristocratic Marriage ON tho Tapis.
LONDON, Feb e. 1872.
The marriage OF the Most Noble the Marquis Of
Butte to the daughter OF LORD Edward George How
ard is announced to take place soon.
sKBTCH OF THE HAPPY PAIR.
The marriage which is referred to IN our cable
Telegram rom London, given above, will unite
three Of tle most exalted families of the British
nristocracy-tho OF the Towards Of Norfolk, of
Orichton-Stiart OF the BarOny and Marqulsite of
Butte, and o the Talbots, Of Shrewsbury.
The brid' elect is daughter OF Lord Edward
George FitAlan Howard, younger son OF Henry
Charles, thirteenth Duke Of Norfolk, by Lady Char
iotte Sophis daughter OF the Duke OF Sutherland.
She Is thus iece to Henry, Duke Of Norfolk.
The intenled bridegroom is the Right Honorable
John Patrick Chrcston-Stuart. Marquis OF Butte, the
only son OF John, the second Marquis, by his wife,
Lady S0phii Cristina daughter of the Marquis OF
Hastings. me Marquis OF Butte is enormously rich,
his income exceeding f3O0, 900 sterling per annum,
independence the savings of this huge revenue
during number OF years, which he received In
lump. His conversion TO the Roman Catholic
Church sone few years since, with his open pro-
fesson Of that faith IN Rome ana his present to the
Pope Of the magnificent cross Of gold and diamonds
which was brne in front OF the episcopal procession
in st. Peter at the opening ceremonial OF the vati
can Council,roduced deep sensation In the Chris
tian world.
The Howals of Norfolk. have ever been Roman
Catholics u titled representative OF the family
having swered from that particular form OF faith,
even at the Dment Of the English reformation, or
subsequently, during the operation OF the penal
laws Despb all this the Duke OF Norfolk, OF the
moment, hasbeen always recognized as the Premier
Duke and Ell OF Britain, and at each succeeding
coronation dthe monarchs OF the kingdom Names
In his capacy of Earl Marshal, the knight who
offers battle his behalf and that OF the nation to
any disputan OF the royal Title to the throne.
The marrye Of the Marquis OF Butte and Lady
Howard willie most brilliant religious ceremonial
CIVIC PREIRATI0Ns FOR THE COURT CoRTECE.
The decoraon OF the streets through which the
royal professor Of thanksgiving will pass to and
from st. Pau on the 9th inst, has already COM
menced, and ill be carried out on q grand scale.
ARCHES are hiding at various points along the
route and IN u squares, and at all available places
tsrraces Of sea for spectators are being erected.
Huge crowd OF people collect daily TO watch
these preparaths.
The Tichborp Trial Testimony for tho De.
fence.
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1872.
In the Ticlbone case the Attorney General, Sir
john Duke Oleidge, has brought his address to o
close, and tn examination OF the witnesses for the
defence has onmenced.
Lord Belle was on the stand to-day, and his
Testimony NJ very damaging to the claimant