New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

n.cndsand brothers IN arms Of the Romana: The Ques-
ton between Mazzni aud myself belongs TO history Oh
the day when that camel -Whch IS aIled the peoph
shall he weary of ts burden and Cudgengs, he, and
our friends will be all at our posts GARIBALDl"
Among the distinguished men who were
present al the funeral rites of NJ Cont were NJ Rouher
the Duke de (;rammont NJ Magne, NJ. Vaette, NJ. For
cade Gen. Fleury, NJ la GueronnieTe NJ Clement
Duvernois VI. NelatOn, NJ. sarhges NJ Plnard, Count
Benedict, NJ. Alhouet, and NJ CamDaceres'
Some of the richest copper and silver mines
in Chile the property of the late Mr.. Sampson Waters,
have lately changed hands. through the agency Of
London firm They the whole OF the San Pedro and
parts OF the peScHoro'1 siiVar inns With Tanabe
plant aud realized upward Of s5SO,OOO
The Frankfort correspondent of The London
Standard writing the 18th ult says that the ala
bama difficulty has caused good deal OF excitement at
Vienna which is easily understood. 1t would be i'm
possibIe 10 convince Austrian that Russia would not
take advantage Of England having her hands engaged
to press claims on the Danube, not to force direct
Embassy Mr. Jay the American Minister is reported to
have said that the Alabama question was not merely
amonnt of money; Jonathan, as well as John Bull,
being very shrewd hand at running up an account"
In the vote in the House of Lords on Earl
Sanhopes resolution censurng the Gladstone Ministry
for its conduct the Collier affair." six bishops supported
the government, viz; Chester, Chichester, Durham
London, Rpon, and Winchester. Two prelates voted
with the Objectionable Bishops Of Lichneld and
Rochester, OF the law lords the Lord Chancellor and
Lords Cairns and Westbury were in the minory while
Lords Chelmsford, Penzance, and ST. Ieonards
took no part in the division. The Duke OF Somer-
set ViScount OssingtOn Uhe late Speaker of the
House OF Commons and Lord Blachford DIETER known
as Sir T. ROgcrs) voted with the Government; Willie
Lord Sandhurst paired in its favor Earl Grey sup
ported the vote OF eenSure but the only other Liberal
Vivian Earl De La War; the mover Of the Address TO
the the 9th ult, and his brother, Lord Buck.
wilton and his brother Lord Ebury. The Marquis or
Westminster paired for the Government. The Arch
bishop of York did not vote, while the Archbishop or
canterbury paired against Earl SanhOpes resolution.
The numbers corrected, show that S. peers voted
with the Ministry and 81 against them.
After being detained in prison nearly a
year and undergoing tedious trial, Banqu has been
convicted and sentenced Imprisonment in aOrtress by
Paris courtmartal for completely in the revolt of oct
81 1870 This veteran cOnspratOr born at the foot
of the Alps and was mOuntaineer In his youth At an
early age he went 10 Paris and distinguished himself in
Latin history and geography at the College Of Charlie
uasIe After remaining tutor fora couple OF years
near Toulouse BlanQui went 10 Paris in the year 1926
where his troubles commenced One OF the most
con spracies in which he implicated was
that OF the seasons in 1889 Each group OF cOnspra
tors subdivded into years. months, anu
weeks and the were days. The police We're
advantage Of a ministerial crisis burst suddenly on
Paris and seized the Hotel de Vile and other pubic
buildings But for the energy of Lieut.. Isserahd ana
some OH soldiers there IL knowing where the eute
would have stopped. While in Paris Blanqui married a
woman to whom he devOtedy attached, in fact the
| attachment mutual but MINNIE. Blanqu soon died
broken heart hearing that her husband had been
condemned to perpetual Imprisonment. writing Few
years ago about the death of that excellent woman
Blanqui said Compared TO that crushing misfortune
2s OF captivity sit as lightly on me as feather
And TO think that am sometimes treated IKE wld
STUDIES have remained face TO face night and day with
the shadow of her who is no more