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New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE ACTION OF THE LAST CoNGRL>s oI NJ
rNTTpXArroYAL soClTY-THE MEETING OF
EMPERORS o.. ,o ,o-o

TIE ACTION OF TIE LAST CpNGkL-- w NJ
INTERNATIONAL sOClETY-THE MEEIiNG 'F
EMPERORS. c.. N 1879
It is now reported that the InteTnatloiAi
Congress- in its closing session, adopted reSoluoh te
object of which was TO convert the ,lnternauohH 20
cety into political organization. The resolution WAS
introduced by NJ. Laguet one OF the mehoVS
from Paris Delegates from Holland, bcIelu9'
switzerland spain France. and the !Unted States pp
tested cainst IT, and threatened withdraw unless Tie
vote was reconsidcred As the sitting was secret
difficult to obtain trustworthy account OF the proceeE
ings and il is not known what action was hnaly ahn
ON the question The report that several French mem
beIs withdrew in disgust before the Adjournment le"
TO the belief that the Congress rescipded It's vote
Mr. OIeer has agreed not to contest the Parliamentary
election in Preston if the Liberal candidate VIII peue
himself TO advocate the abolition OF the game laws le
rinderpest continues to spread in the Provinces ne
Times expects that when the Conference at Berhh
over circular note will be issued explaining It's pacle
nature
The Doncaster September meeting commehceu 'np
morning The most prominent features Of todays SPOT
was the run for the great Yorkshire Handicap whln
was won by Dalnacardoch. Napotain was second aid
Sylvester third The betting just before the start was
six TO one against Danacardoch, six TO one against Ma
politan. and eight to one against Sylvester TweNe
horses started Taylor the Jockey OF the "lnncH
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
CIII}A.
A SPANISH PROTEST AGAINST INDEPENDENCE
MARROW ESCAPE OF A SPANISH GENERAL.

A SPANISH PROTEST AGMNST INDEPENDENCk-
MARROW ESCAPE OF SPANISH GENERAL
HAVANA, Sept. THE DidriO, referring to
rumor that Cuban agent vas in London seeking TO
raise loan wi whch 10 purchase the independence OF
the island from the Spanish Government, says
The only thing that wouldfolow the declaration oi
ipdependence OF Cuba would e terrible civil war IN
Spotsh Government can RESIN s Intervention IN We
affairs the island rccalts officers, Wlth0faW us
attention from the country, hut 1t cannot cOinpeI
European SpaniaIds here 10 submit 10 the rue OF Ces
euOugh triumph in suCn conflict. The Spdnldlus
here are well Justified in Considering themselves the
genuine representatives Of spnsh tcrceness. 1hey
know how Cuba ami keep her spanish even
should there be those IN Old SPAN VINO would commit
he infy OF selling her CUBA is Spanish because we
have not sold glorious natlQalty and prepared 10
defend 1t against tie W0rd.
SUPERINTENDENT Cantero of The Havana Railroad has
been removed and Col Bohan appointed bis successor
Brig Gen. Mcnduina had narrow escape from the
hands Of the rebels recently. While marching from
Manzanilo to BayamO, he fell hto an ambuscade and
WAS surrounded with all his mn-a small force. The
timely arrival Of another body Of troops caused the
rebels to ly and the General vas extTcaed from his
perilous position.
HAVANA, sept. s.-Tle Diario in an article on the
financial situation, says the withdrawal from circulation
of small bills will depend altogether ON the public con
venience The Junta have under consideration the ad-
visibility Of tine step The LOAF OF $GOOOOOO0 Will be
constituted in few days The Fess here generally re-
CARDS il with little favor The question Is complicated by
decree with reference 10 the Wu which Iegardt s
mbiguous. The negroes plantation in the vicinity
killed hiu They all Subsequently surrendered theui-
selves 10 the authorities aud confessed the decd.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY OF THE sCH0oNERs
AND STEAMERS OFFICERS - THE ROTTEN
BULKHEAD THEORY sUsTAINED-rHE HATCH
WAYS COVERED WITH FREIGHT.
FROM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE1
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept. 9.-The room OF
the United States Marshal which the Board of Inves
tgaton sits is OF moderate size and has accommoda
tops for crowd other than few chairs and settees.
nav after day however, a score or two OF residents
come I'm and listen the testimony with inentness
that tells volumes about the sorrow which the
Netis disaster has brought upon the city. The
abort consistent reasonable story. They steering
west nv north saw at their starboard bow steamers
green light and in about three minutes the steamboat
yeered around, showing red light and crossing their
bow with the collision result the law requires
sells TO carry green light the starboard side, and
red light the port side, and consequently vessel 70
see both the coored lights Of another vessel must he
directly In front OF IT, and In this the regulation Is
TO pass TO the right but when light is seen, the
tarboard green for instance the rule is TO pass
bring the corresponding color into the view Of the
other vessel which in the supposed would he TO the
lett. Following tbs regulation the schooner kept on
her way intending pass the sarboard side Of the
steamer. The steamer suddenly caanged her course,
however the schooues bow, and received the
fracture.
The Iilot OF the steamer makes oath 10 quite u di
fefen' story. lie going due East saw Vessei on
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
FOREIGN NOTES

In conversation with hii friends at Trou-
yille NJ Theirs has expressed h theoretical views
on the system OF government With two chambers, de-
caring that this point he retains his ola
convictions, but never contdnpates bringing an
organic constitutional PROJECT OF this kind before
the Assembly NJ. Theirs leaves complete liberty IN
such matters 10 parliamentary initiative but does hol
consider that the Assembly can uSeully take up such
subjects voting the Budget the bill for the re-
organization of the army, aud he bin primary In
structon, which will occupy the Assembly until ApfA
or May, ls73
On the Goth of August, w. de Remusat, the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs stated TO the Perna
neut Committee of the National Assembly that the meet
ing OF the Emperors at Berlin lad essentially paeinc
object in no way threatening to oFrance. All the inoS
nation OF the French Governmtnt agreed To this eject
He declared that the Germanl had duly observed the
treaty OF peace, and had mereiyput Beort In a normal
state OF defense, they wert fully entitled 10 40
NJ. de Renusat added that the relations between
the French Government ahd Gen. ManteuneI
were excellent, the Generals conduct being AWAY
marked by moderation and straightiorwardness toward
France. Tue departments OF the Marne and Haute
Marne would be evacuated toward the end Of Septeuber
The aOyernment occupied with the question oi te
evacuation OF the remaining four departments aud was
directing It's attention TO the best means of avoiding
financial crisis during the process OF making the neees
sary and entering into the necessary gaIa-
tees toward Germany
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
THE PRINDLE AND CURTIss CASES ADJOURNED
TILL NOVEMBER

ALBANY, Sept. 10.-The Senate assembled
at D. M to-day, hear the closing arguments IN Judge
Prndles case Tue 20 Senators present, on motion OF
Senator WuslOw, went into secret session. After an
bour discussion the doors reopened, and 1t was
annouuced that when the Senate adjourned 1t would be
rim Nov 20 at 10 a. H. Senator d. p. Wood moved that
when the senate met the Prindle case be disposed OF
fr. and that the case of Judge Curss be then taken
up.
Mr. Johnson said it appeared to him that the occasion
Tor nm, uo,tuOuement that there was pOutcdl
caupag 10 DC attended to- aud that Senators mao not
time 10 attend To this great pubic business 10 decide
is matter much interest 10 the people OF Chcango
Counv and that the question OF the election OF Onltc
states senator by the next Legislature was cOuered
of greater Importance by them. IL would AT least DE
nroner 10 inform the parties the Curtiss case about
now long the Senate would be engaged on the frhde
81, -, -.. -. . .oo1 ono
aud ne would amend his motion 70 set down the
Curtss case for Nov. D. Mr.. johnson said he wanted
his proteSt against this adjournment entered upon the
ourna Mr. Seth Wood SAID that In order 10 dispose Ol
inc ease properly it necessary TO have y senators
nreseut IL was notorious that there not 22 pres
ent and ii would not be possible 10 get that number
Threeseyenth, OF the Senator's (J0hnsOns party assO
caes He did not this To OIlhS repOach
upon the Democratic party but the Democratic Senators
we're away for reasons which everybody can unuer
stand they would be there, however. ana so would
others at the time fixed upon, ana thls Work OF the
neopes would then performed TO the entire satiac
ton OF the people.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. WOODS motion as
amended and II adopted, Messrs JOHNSON ana lie.
mann voting In the negative The seDathen ADJOURNED
TIL Nov. 20, at 10 a. III.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
rnl.- FNOS c. BROOKS.

WHAT HIS NEIGHBORS THINK OF THE LIBERAL
NOMINEE For INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS.
TO me Edftor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: The nomination of Col. Enos e. Brooks
for the office Of Inspector of State Prisons is very ae
ceptable to the people OF Cattaraugus and adjoining
counties where he Is best known He was educated a
lawyer practced his profession for several years at
Olean In 1861 he entered the army OF the Union as
member OF the cath Regiment OF NewYOrk Volunteers
In 1862 promoted to De LieutenantColonel oil the
regiment and such led that organization into the des
perate charge the brsng nights OF fredericksburg
Dec 3 OF that year In that engagement he received
very dangerous wound mimic ball passing through ms
body lust above the heart This disabled him for further
active duty his left being parayZed by the
effects OF the wound, aud he served afterward,
until his discharge in 1884, as recruiting officer
at Flmira For eight months In l565 he was
Commissioner OF the Board OF Enrolment for Cat
taraugus and Chautauqua. Ia 1861 he was elected
Couny Clerk OF his county and served very acceptaby
m such for his term three years After his successor
as elected he chose to return TO his profession his
business having been broken up by his military and
other service He bought farm in the town OF Little
Valley Cattaraugus County, built Duttef ana cheese
ctorV and past has been occupied IN
its management. He i now President OF tue 'atta-
r.ugus County Agricultural society HIS recOrH hS
is excellent and his whole life has been pure ana
ba1eless The shafts Of sander and detractlOn nave
meyer erced his reputation ana they would DC lcNteu
at him n vain. He has been earnest and active Re
nuhlican since 1856 and among the hfst Ia thls
couuty 10 declare for Greeley and Brown lie II not
one Of those soldiers who have no ability ana no VI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
SPAIN.
FRESH CARLIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE
LAIE RAILROAD DISASTER.

FRESH CARIIST oUTBREAKs-DETAiLs OF THE
LAIE RAILROAD DISASTER.
MADRID, Tuesday, sept IS, 1872.
The Carlists are again becoming trouble
some Fresh outbreaks have occurred the frontier
r OOPS have been dispatched TO the menaced points ana
precautions have been taken 10 prevent the insurgents
from crossing over from France or concentrating
in any considerable numbers Ahand fCaIlsls attacked
the barracks in salas de los Iufanes in the province OF
Bargos where a number Of their friends were impris
oned The succeeded in entering tie building and, after
releasing the prisoners, burned it 10 the ground
The CaptainG eneral OF CATALONIA has been summoned
to Madrid He is accused Of Socialist intrgues and oI
corresponding with the supporteE OF Don Carlos.
The total number Of victims " the disaster on the
Barcelona and Valencia Railroad Is unknown. seven
dead bodies have been recovered and brought 10 Tara
gona twenty-five passengers ae injured some of them
fatally.
The Private Secretary of the Duke Of Monpensier has
been arrested at Merida The Government has obtained
clue to a conspiracy the pr oi MoGEpeusier IN The
interest Of Don Aphonso.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
GENERAL NEWS.
CRIME IN CHICAGO.
A MURDERER CONVICTED IN TWENTY MINUTES
AN ADDRESS FROM THE STATE ATTORNEY.

iBf TEbkGRAPH 10 lHB lhibbNbi
CHICAGO, Sept. 10-In view of the murder
mania which seems TO have set in, the first case that
came before the Grand Jury to-day was decided after
barely 20 minutes deliberaton and the culpnt found
guilty. The particularly aggravated 0y the
circumstances, the murderer having Indignantly shot
police man in the performance OF his duty. Public opin'
ion had decision but the atrocons crime
OF Sunday authorities TO unwonted haste and
zeal Rafferty, the murderer, deliberately shot Onicer
O'Meara while serving warrant, without pretense OF
excitement or ssion and the jury found him guilty OF
urder IN the first degree To indicate at once tho
strength OF public sentiment in the matter, and the re-
suit the authorities the State Attorney has Issued an
address to the people recitng the law and detailing sho
efforts OF the courts TO protect life and limb He says;
In that people may know the exact state o. tLe
cases now pending deem II my duty 70 Sye the ac'
relative to the present condition Of them By the law,
II has existed in this State since 1861 the Jury are
obliged In their verdict TO fix the punishment OF the
prisoner which may be that he suffer death by hanging,
or that he be confined in the pententay Tor term OF
not less than IA years. for any number OF years greater
than H. or for his natural life IbceYe t Is an uhsaio
law The punishment should be death In all cases or
unprOvOked murder, and the Judge should nA the pun
ishment; but the law otherwise. Since this law has
been IN operation juries have generally done their duty
in this city boldly and earessy. The recent eases or
murder which have so Justly aroused the people nave
session OF the Grand Jury since these cases
occurred was convened week ago yesterday lt has
found true bills OF indictment against Rafferty,,
schwegert, and Hurley. Rafferty,, for the murder or
officer OAleara, is now trial. Schweigert for tho
murder OF Kane Higgins at Wlnetka is to be tried next
Monday Hurley, for tue murder OF Patterson - 10 10
tried week from to-day The Grand Jury have one
two other cases to investigate and they nod ndl6
mens the accused VIII all be trled TINS month 30 the
public will that all these 10 De tried In
about 80 days from the date Of the killing. believe
that everybody will this IL prompt efficient, and
speedy action by the criminal and the officers
thereof. 1 believe in prompt speedy justice To an
criminals and Will do all to secure that desirable
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
FLASHING TON.
JAPANESE COMMERCE-AE EXHIBITION ABAN-
DONED-TuE RAWLINS STATUE.
WAsHISGTON, Tuesday sept. 10, 1872

WAsHISGTON, Tuesday, sept. 10 l5i2
President Grant has issued the following:
a PROCLAMATION
Whereas Satisfactory Information has been received by me from HIS
Msesty Emperor Japan through official communication OF NJ
Anod Nor His Majestys Charge dAfes uder date Of the %
Instant tnat no duties mPOt imposed
or levied in the ports Empire Japan vessels wholly be-
long Une he produce anaiae-
lures or mrct imported the the United states
from country than levied japanese ships and their
earoes in the ports under Ike ceums'ances now therefore,
Uses s. Grant, President Of the United states Of America
by virtue Of tie authority vested in me By an act OF
Congress day My 1923 do hereby declare and proclaim
that from % ns the vessels Of the United
States aud their cargocs shall be exempt from discriminating duties
Aforesaid japanese vessels entering me ports o W
United she produce nanucuIs Or msfchAhlse me
vessels shall be discontinued and abolished testimony Wuereo
have hand ami caused tue seal OF the Ine states 10
& A. the City Of Washington the 4th day September in the
lJl2 and OF the independence Oi tle CAc He
By the President l. > nAASI'
CH,RLss HALE Acting Secretary Of State
The War Department has received dispatch from
Gen Sheridan dated Duluth, Mimi, Sept. saying that
Col Barker after reaching the mountains OF the Yellow
stone Valley was Obliged to back on account OF
tie surveying engineers deciding To 20 no furht Tor
fear OF Indians, and, therefore, the expedition is
failure.
Al meeting OF the Commission authorized by Con-
gress at its session approve the designs for HE
sized bronze statue OF Cen John A. Rawns late secre-
tary of War, t was determined that the Commission
would receive designs models in plaster from auy
sculptor who chose 10 compete the lnt lOf copttioh
being until Dec. l. Gen BabcOck, CommisslOner OF
Pubc Buildings; Edward Clark architect OF the Capl-
to extension and A. r. SpOfOld Librarian OT Congress,
constitute the Commission.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN WYOMING TERRITORY.

BRYAN, Sept. l0.-Dispatches received from
Camu Hambaugh last night report the killing OF man
named Heenau by Indians at Bear Creek six miles dis
tant lie had nine bullets his body -Four mules were
carried of aud cut to pieces Three men are
missing party cavalry started in pursuit OF the ln
dans this morning at day break This is believed TO be
the beginning OF serious Indian troubles IN that section
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

- Two vagrants, Herman Post ana JACOB Stlil
,n,ng ,ousg cells Al the seventh SutoBholso, 10 Phla
, sueSpe 10 commit suicide Monday night with Knives Their
woands not fatal
About the only officers now being appointed
Al the Internal Bureau gages Tor toe Sonthen States
dsnlsres IN Virginia North aud South caro-
Ina and Georgia than before they taxed the utmost Of
bs capacity In the lVh Georgia Distinct alone there are
fuitd dsliisrsA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.

COLONIzING THE STATE WITH NEGROEs-THE
FIRST INsTALLMENT SENT FROM WASHINGTON.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 10.-Tbe work OF taking
voters INTO Pennsylvania TO aid In the election o. Hart
ranf IN October already begun. The first instanent
left this city last night under the of two white
Inen, aud consisted Of 25 blacks The men on heing
questioned said they going to Philadelphia to work
o the railroad that they did not know for whom they
.-sss going 70 work. nor the particular raiioad upon
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
FRANCE.

SEIZURE OF EDITION OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A JOURNALIST.
PARIS. Monday. Sept. 10, l62.
The last weekly edition OF The Illustration
was seized by the police because it contained lnswlhS
carcatures OF the Prussans NJ Duverger de HauIanne
false the report of his engagement TO Miss
Nellie Grant which first appeared in The Figaro NJ
Lava the Journalist committed suicide last night.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
AMOUNT or DAMAGES MISUNDERSTANDING
lion OLE A LONDON JOuRNAL.

AMOUNT OF DAMAGES MISUNDERSTANDING
TIoN OF A LONDON JOURNAL
GENEVA Tuesday, Sept. TO- lS2
The Arbitrators will hold their next mecdng
on Friday The Board s unanimous upon solo poi's
of it's decision but upon others dlereh'e VI olo"
ot,,s Tho award Of damages TO America Is now t.
po''0' ~ LONDON, Tuesday, sept. TO- lSa
The Advertiser, this morning. expresses III S''"s
terms fits Dissatisfaction with the results Of the oot %
tbe Geneva Arbitraiors. II says; "Ihe pam hnElSh
of it is that the British Government mas aloNeu 'Ho
Americans TO bully rs out of e3Oo00o0 or 4ioou' 20
nrrv favor with them and then moGesty congratulfes
us mon paving TIC amount in settlement OF the Grams
for which few weeks ago It affirmed ErsaHu 'as
neither legally nor morally liable
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Az AILEGEp plFALcATloy IN ONO.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-A special dispatch to
The Chronicle says examination OF the Treasury OF
WAYNE County, Ohio, on Saturday, revealed defaea-
ton OF $4,000 The Treasurer j. b. Koch, could give no
satisfactory account OF the disappearance OF the money
He has turned his property 10 hs bobdsDeD, but u
"A ipadeq late 10 cover the aefaieation.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
WRECK OF A TRAIN ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
nA1IpnA An-rHIRTEEN PERSONS INJURED.

MIppLETowN, Pa, Sept. 10.-A train of the
fast line ON the Pennsylvania Railroad. which passes
This point at $40 p m wrecked below town. at the
Branch by running into the engine-house, in conse-
oueuce OF a switch being turned for a western-bound
train. The fast line bound East and was be-
h,nd lime The ears were terribly broken ana is per-
sons were injured not dangerously. The engineer
had several libs broken.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

,incon in civil affairs. but is man who, without big
good record in The service might well ask Tue lois Oi
TIE people Liberal M 'N'A''
Randolph, n. Y, Sept. 7, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MASSACHUSETTS LIBERAL CONVENTIONS.
THE DELEGATES GATHERING AT WORCESTER
PROMINENT MEMBERS or BOTH FAhIlho
teTSrNT-cpN RANKS TO PRESIDE OVER
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
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wander away to other region, where the staple

wander away to other region, where the staple
article is grown in greater abundance.
From present appearances, We would judge
that Davis q Co., were doing thriving busi-
ness at the lumber trade, and as for timber,
during the coming year there will certainly be
no want of it, as saw logs are daily being CO..
lected by the scores upon their yards. At
present they number considerably over 5000
logs. The enterprise and tact that the meme
bers of this firm have shown, in the past,
augurs exceeding well for their future pros.
perity, and indirectly for the generaladvance-
ment Of the town. Although Lindsey hiss
made rapid progress, in prosperity, in the
past, still no one can deny but that it has
very pressing needs yet, which must shortly
be supplied, or else it will have q very dsleter-
ious effect upon its hoped for future success.
When we consider all that is requisite to make
q town popular and AOurishing, it tells US that
above all that which is in the highest degree
necessary in energy and enterprise. Then
wake up, ell ye people.
There has been a great deal Of talk about
building -four mill, but believe as yet moth
ing definite has been arrived at. There is
but little doubt that ere long such project
will be put on foot, and this deficiency be sup
Piled.
As to the success financially Of the one that
does carry out the project, there is but little
doubt, when the facilities that the place affordSl
in addition to the other inducements that ETe
offered, are considered.
The panoramic views exhibited on Monday
evening, in the Town Hall, were passable.
They might, however, have been better. The
views were principally scenes of the Chicago
fires and Historical pictures of the Prussian
Franco war, evidently the operator has some
things to learn yet, before he becomes master
OF his profession. Ed
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