Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08
News Summary.

London, June 3.-The Irish Nation
al Band, Numbering forty musicians,
sailed for the Boston jubilee this week
Vienna, June 3-Frederick Cen
stonekcr, the celebrated German trav-
eler, is dead aged 81 years.
Frankfort, June ga collision oc-
Cured between two passenger trains
between Aasle aud Mayence ko-day.
Nine persons were killed and nuns
Der injured.
London, June 3.-Eugenie goes soon
on visit to Spain.
London, June 3-ln the House Of
Commons to day, Gladstone expressed
his inability 10 nccoAnt for the postpone
ment of the adjournment OF the l.. 5.
Senate, aud offered To redeem his prom
ise and make defulte explanation in
regard to negotiations with the IAited
States. lie assured the members that
the supplemental article did not leave
the snJect ID indirect claials in the
present VI future, open Tor aag misun-
derstundlng, and in this view, the Amer
lean Minister. Scheock, conceded.
Mr. Disxaeli reminded the Premier
of his omission to state whether the
arbitration ~ TO proceed on the 18th
lust.
Mr. Gladstone replied, that to this
date it had been kept constantly in view
in negotiations, and asked II he bad auy
reason to think that the L. 5. Govern
meht was inclined 10 withdraw from,
Secretary Ftsh's position, that concession
ixoui England uAst ptecede any settle
tBent. Mr.. Gladstoue replied that the
understanding WIS foe the United States
to make 40 claim f< indirect damages
ut Geneva
Mr.. Osburn considered that the cx>
plantations amounted TO nothing TO the
House, and that the country was unsat.
isied and hoped distinct declaration
would be extorted from the Government
that unless the indirect claims were
falIy fairly and Immediately withdrawn,
England would refuse to proceed with
the arbitration. [Choers.
Mr.. Burge gave notice that he would
move for an address to the Queen for
the withdrawal of Great Britain from
The arbitration unless indirect clal
we're abandoned.
Mr. Ottoway asked if any new engage
ment with the Uaited States had been
made or accepted by the Governmcn,
and said he had feared the danger OF
such engagements.
Mr.. Gregory asked if the Govern.
ment had any assurance from Minister
Schenck as to the understanding on the
Supplemental Article.
The Ptenier answered Gregory's
question in the negative, adding that
members seemed to think a price had
saved the United States Withdrawing
the claims. He explained that the
word consideration az 1sed in the
Supplemental Article meant coveuan,
between the two nations in the future
aud was reciprocal lie declined to dis
cuss the question Of pressing the with
drawal Of the direct claims pending the
negotiations.
Earl Russell said the time had come
when plain words were desirable, ant
gave notice that he would tomorrow
press his motion for ah address to th'
Queen for the withdrawal from the ar
bitration.
During the evening, the Marqui
Herford inquired if it was true tha
tho Band of Grendie has been ordere,
to attend the Boston Jubilee.
Lord "Scone" replied "yes," with tn
sanction OF the Queen and Commander
in>chief.
The Duke of Richmond declared tha
more irregular proceedings had neve
been sanctioned.
Granville declared it was proper B
show the good will of the country I
wards the United States.