New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

~ ,be pcople 20 see the paper, and the extras are
.,uine rapidly.
Xa,;ce is given here that all the memorials of En-
-r.S claimants under the Treaty of Washington
ans, he 6led by March o.
r,pr CRANVULE's NOTE IN WASHINGTON
s,r DOCUMENT DISCUSSED AT THE CABINET sEs-
sIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE hErLA
or SECRETARY FISH.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBuNKl
WASHINGTON, Friday, FEB. Z' ls'%
~. Csbinet held an unusually long session to-day,
Az vbole az which was devoted to discussion OF
-. Alabama question and the consideration VI
c,.,ville's letter. which was received by MI ISL
e..cr5av. The contents Of the note have ALREADY
- correctly reported. so far as then
distance il concerned. IL is nlehuiS
...,o,strance on the part OF the brlIis'
r..,ion Minister against tho presentation Oh
- t,r indirect damages and is dated Feb. g. 1t
owed by Minister Schenck late on the same
ii, bpt owinrto DELAYS for the purpose OF copying
80 ,,,s NOT mailed until the Stb ana came on the
.t.a,,sr of the 10th. One interesting circumstance
- nav be- mentioned in this connection Is that at
slough tbe cases were exchanged IN Geneva IN the
middle ~ December, and Minister Schenck supplied
,be British Foreign Once with an ample number oi
,ories a. early az the 18th Of the same MONTH
,oe1cit,ment arose about anything contained IN
he American case for nearly six weeks, until the
Sunday night before Parliament met.
Of course the form Of the reply . GIauNi!los note
has not Vet been determined on, butt II known
,bat it's zone and character were substantially de
tsrBiued In the Cabinet meeting today No part OF
me American Case viii he Withdrawn OF modified,
hut the letter which viii be sent Will not be Of such
spsture "a 10 excite the British Ministry or people.
II viii probably assure them that. while the United
s,stes maintains not only its right hut rs duty
"a include the claims for consequential damages
/, order that there might be left no questions which
an the future might be revived 80 cause tronble,
neither the American people, nor the Adiniulstra-
toa. expect that any pCcuuiary award viii be made
fr Them The British Government Willie gwen to
rner.tand that this was the feeling Of our Govern
p.nt when the Case was made UP, and that they
have worked themselves into feves heat over
A Interpretation OF our Case, which was
ssyer intended to be put upon 1t. This
animation, 10 il believed By the President.
AID The Cabinet, will Do sufficient 10 satisfy the
Fri-b Government and people, so that no attempt
vii DO made 20 break up tie Treaty, unless Minis
tnal crisis should occur. and Gladstone should Aud
hrecc,s1ry.to do something desperate 20 save HIM
III and his Government, Our Administration
t1pects that unless something OF tins
Ind happens, Nio N'HimehI III IN
gland viii have entirely subsidized 10y
De time Mr. scheuck delivers our reply, aih that
Gladstone will. in tho mean time. have further
modified and explained his incorporate utteiances
made in his speeches at the opening Of Parliament
Nthat the arbitration VIII proceed IN
Ein'er Mt fsp vii ploo'ipy ,,, ~ 70
- Vly ny 'U.. .''..I ~ ,.;li I.,',r,iI.d ~,
0e Oa'."'' I'. ''' "iit' ~
lug'''' o. ''"S me-" aim, f,r
V"af',s II"'''' AO""S ~ ....aas cha
bo'o'' III conversation 'o-u1y' .'I - Ii
tshd ul Ihe Hei'"''''' i'ei - . 60,
L'",i r'5 'he "'"'l,,' N''''s'' - - ,I.,
lol.oi'".s can poSS'o'S ~ 80 ~
a''o" 'Ae treaty " 2o ".-''." 'i'
fcgSrRAL rRLss pi'PATcHl
Nt-HfNoroN. Feb. &5-Ihc note Oh L'LI Oian-
vile sent 10 Secretary flsh through "eh' ''n'i''A
We read TO the Cabinet To-Day genera CONVEX