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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
against its interest They forget that feelings are
stronger than interests.

against its interest They forget that feelings are
stronger than interests.
One fact moreover cannot be too clearly stated All
the American business and American enterprise which
have either their headquarters their agencies In
London are at o complete standstll. month ago they
were I'm the full tide or activity, and there flow OF
British capital 10 America where much had before
g. TO build our railways and work mines, and
rich new States. l need not remind you with what
brilliant success Mcssrs. Jay Cooke, McCuloch & Co.
had engineered our Funded Loan, and the Northern
Pacific Loan and what they hoped 10 do In connection
with the ROthschilds, with their gigantic Joint
offer TO take six hundred millions Of American
securities. There were OF American applications
of every sort in London capital Not only Jay Cooke,
McCulloch & Co.. but others of the American financial
houses newly established in London, doing pros
porous business and daily extending their connections.
The disagreement about the Treaty has postponed every
thing More than banker has said 20 Inc that the
Losses already incurred account OF this difficulty far
exceed anything shall get hoped 10 get, on
account OF the Alabama claims. That is argument for
waving any of them; hut repeat 1t as showing tho
practical way in which some business men strike
balance sheet in politics and diplomacy.
Mr. Adams's departure for America to-day wac at first
supposed have been resolved in consequence Of the
new difficulty. It was interpreted TO that he de-
SPARED OF the Treaty and that there would be fur
Their for his presence representative at
Geneva But his is in fact due solely TO private
affairs 1t f. none the that his visit to America
may he Of great advantage to us. II any man under
stands the English people aud the Alabama question: it
Is 10 who Minister in London during the seven
most critical years the two countries ever passed
temper that did not so TO in 1868. We him
many other things an that, and hope he viii add to
Obligations by contributing TO councils In Wash
iugton his knowledge ana Judgment. W.. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gen Sherman. Col. j. e. Audenreid, and Lieut.
Grant, have len Rome for Naples.
49, The japanese Embassy and Chief-Justice Nc
Ke.u lens Salt Lake City for the Esst Yesterday.
.Ex-Senator Yates is dangerously i'll of hemor-
rt,ge Of bowels at Ills home in JacksOnrle, Ill.
THE Rev. DR.. Robinson of Rochester. n Y,
ha, accepted the Presidency Of Brown University.
IA party of 12 Americans, including ladies, &C.
eompAned by competent guides recently explored the tes Mara
where the Engh travellers buhered by Greek bgaGds
the year 1870 They were rot noles,ed.
IA very fully attended Temperance Convention
held fremont Temple yesterday under the
the Massachusetts, Toa Abstinence Society p. Emery Adch Of
Worcester prvd and several eloquent advocates Of the cause made
addresses.
IAN investigation has been had into the circuih
Of the loss OF the City 81 HALIFAX from Charleston for Liver
pool with which ashore 10 CarnarVon Bay
gland Jan 81 IL found her captain kheny Vas not ee RON
blame and bis certificate has temporarily Withdrawn
There are indications of trouble with the strk-
Ing quarry Westerly T. sheriff Berry Pro'ldenee
Psdlefot returned OF
Special policemen have been in and the military at
Westerly under SrIer.
THE suit in Boston against the Mutual Benefit
Lie Insurance Company Sewe, the administrator TO recover
Of James T. G. Banter. deceased TesaIe1
verdict the full smonn The defence ~~ hA
~ nperpno bsiBg stipulated the policy shat law"
gefanes xoslI TstG.T II void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
GERMANY.
| PROPOSED POSTAL CONGRESS- ARREST OF a
WOCLD-BE ASSASSIN.

PROPOSED POSTAL CONGRESS ARREST or
MOCLD-BE ASSASSIN.
BFRLIE, Thursday. Feb. %, 1872,
1t is reDOrted that Prince Bismarck proposes to
issuo invitations to the Powers for International Con-
rress the object OF which will DO to establish systcm
OF cheap and uniform rates Of postage and to facilitate
the transmission and exchange Of mails.
There is now doubt that nan waa IN TINS CITY OH
Wednesday whose object was assassnate Prince Bis
narc lis officially announced this morning that all
onothecpry who restless in the City OF Posen, was ar
rested in Berlin yesterday suspicion OF contemplating
the assassination II the Premier The man IS Pole
fanaical Roman Catholic and had formerly served In
the Papal Z0uavcs He came from Posen to this city
few days SINCE and while on the way threatened 10 take
the life OF the Prince upon his grIvalbere pistol was
found Oh the person Of the prisoner, which shows be-
yond doubt that he fully mcditaed carrying out bis
design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
TIE ANTWERP CONGRESS.
GREAT GATHERING OF LEGITIMIsTs.

IUNTON IUUThUHNi FtU, II, Io'1'
The gathering Of Lcgitimists at Antwerp is
increasing daily, and is becoming formidable. 1t
is coudned to 10 nationality. Although the
French lrcponderate in numbers. the, German and
Spanish Legitim:sta arc well represented The exKing
OF Hanover arrived yesterday with large party Of sup
porters Leading Ultramonauists from Italy, Germany
and France also focang to The city. 1t 10 rumOred
that a are acting together tremendously and that the
chiefs dc!ncrDs plans for the restoration OF
ali dcposed sovercIgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.

kilograms from the principal cities OF the
Union show that the Anniversary very generally
observed. In Washington there military parade,
and grand ball in the Masonic Temple In Manches-
ter N. H.. the Amoskeag Veterans celebrated the day
and their eighteenth anniversary by ball ana supper
There was parade OF the Richmond, Va militia. for the
frst time in many years In Philadelphia, the Union
League held a reception In Paris France, the Amer
aud IN Havana the foreign menofwsr we're decorated
and fired salutcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
sANTO DOMINGO.
CABRAL THREATENING AzUA.

CABRAL THREATENING AZUA'
SANTO DOMINGO, Feb. ~, via HAVANA'-Iho
nsurgent Gen. Cabra at the head OF l4OO men, throat
ems an attack on Azua and troops have been sen
hence 10 reinforce the garrison President BaeI pro-
poses TO make trip TO Europe soon going by way OF the
United States 1t reported that he has received an
Invitation from President Grant 70 visit washington
Col Mendez has been appointed Minister OF eShtO 10
lningO TO the German Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
ERtNCE.

NEWSPAPERS sUPPREssED-MGNIsrE CHANGE.
PARIS, Thursday, Feb %, 1871,
The publication Of the newspapers lie GdUlOiS
and LArafe las been suspended by order Of the Gov
eminent,
Gen. Cissy ~ and IT is thought he VIII be obliged 10
resign the Ministry of War. 1t IS again reported that NJ
LarOncierc viii be appointed EmsassadoT 70 Rome.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Count de ReD'us1t,
gave dinner this evening to the members of the Dpo
matte COEps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
HAYTI.
AN ATTEMPT TO BURN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ICAL PROSECUTIONS.

JAcMEL, Hayti, Feb. II, via HAVANA
Troubles are multiplying in Hayu, and the stability OF
the present Government Is more uncertain than ever
An attempt was made, the night Of the Sth ins to
burn the city OF Porau Prince Flames burst out sim
ultaneOusy in different quarters of the city. Conser
nation prevailed revolutionary outbreak was feared,
the roops were ordered out and the President and Min
ieters we're in the street all night The free however,
were efn gighed before great damage was done, ana
seven men supposed to be ncendares, arrested
aud await trial TwcntyOne adherents OF ex President
9quaye who were recently released by President sagct
have been rarrested Cape Hayen on charge Of CON
spriug against the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PARKpRsBuRG, w. Va, Feb. T2.-Ihe last
train GOING west on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
while running viii, good speed, yesterday morning, ran
into heavy fall OF rock 90 miles east OF this place The
engine and bagsagecar were hurled down an embank-
mani and several thrown from the track
II Dorsey the engineer, was Instantly killed ana the
nfemaa severely injured The passengers escaped Win
slight INJURIES.
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were as follows
tGysypAL PRESS nIsp.rCuI

The Commissioner " Internal Revenue has prepared
a decision in the long mOOted New York Central Railroad
dividend case, and will probably promulgate 1t tonor
row.
The Senate Post. ONCE Committee have agreed 10 TO
port bill giving AN annual subsidy OF 100000 10 the
Newly and Mexican steamship Company -
II Ia understood that the House Committee on Coh'
merce to-day voted TO propose an amendment 70 ,uo
Post0n1ce Appropriation bill authorizing sen'nion[
mail service between San Francisco any '1@ s"S~
doubling tho present subsidy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
vEssEJs.IN DISTRESS.

HALIFAX, Feb. PA brig and schooner, whose
nsmes arc unknown, and which have been floating In
the Ice of zenneeape and Cherrie in Mines Basin have
not vet been boarded They exhibited Signals OF distress
but owing 10 the OF they cannot ne reached
Tho crews muet coon perish from hunger Aba eoiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
THE NEW DOMINION.

OPENING OF THE NOVA SCOTIA PARLIAMENT.
HALIFAX, n. s., Feb. 2s.-Parliament opened
here to-day nearly oil tho members being present The
Governors speech congTatulates the Province on the
general success OF its industry during the past In
regard 10 emigration the Governor promises papers re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
SPAIN.

THE RADICALS AND THE NEW MINISTRY.
MADRID, Thursday, Feb ~ 1874
The Radical leaders are celebrating rs to
what attitude TO assume toward the new Ministry
meeting will be held tonight, at which it is expected
decisive action will be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
CUBA.
RELEASE OF THE BRITISH sCHoONER-A SURVEY
ING EXPEDITION

HAVANA. FEB. 22.-The British schooner
Lark, which was seized few weeks ago by Spanish
cruiser OH suspicion OF landing for the insurgents,
has been released through the vigorous representations
OF Her Maiostys COnsul-General MI Dunlop, and has
sailed for Jamaica. - AL. ,-,.o.
wifi sail on Saturday for Key West Ia take on hoard Inc
expedition for the survey VI the Nicaragua route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
ITALY.
TIE GCUMEXIcAL COUNCIL-CONSlsTORY OF
CARDINALS.

TIE dCj NENlCAL COZ NtII---CON'iSIChh VI
CARDINALS.
RoNE, Thursday, Feb. p, 1872.
Several bishops Of the Roman Catholic
Church are urging the Pope to hold the Gcumencal
Council at Trent, in the Tyrol The Austrian Govern
Inent however does not seem disposed TO grant the
erssion asked by His Holiness for the assembling Of
the Council within its dominion. Should the Pope DO
successful application, he will not attend the SEES
sion Of the Council in person. but will remain In Rome
aud be representa- ut the meeting by cardinal
A Consistory Of Cardinals IS called by the Pope TO
meet the Vatican tomorrow, I" nominate phops OF
the Roman Catholic Church in Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
CRIMES AND cAsuALT1rs-BY TELEGRAPH.

49, The old Pemigewassett House and stable a.
H.s.H.npiOn, N. H. we're buraed Yesterday Jos s'ssr
The German brig Pinqun. from st. Thomas
HsvsuA Vas oss Puerto Dc Bsnes Cuba The efeS "s
The spoke factory Of Bimell g. Co, and an "a
JonnI dwelling ct st. Mays osiS sers burned sh "''n'
30,Opoi ~ insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
VENEZUELA.
A NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.

CARACAS, Ven, Feb. 10, via HAvANA'-A
Turopean house has offered TO Don Guzman Minister o.
Foreign Affairs a loan Of $4,000. The offer has been
accepted, but the conditions are unkno"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 22.-JOhn Traviss, who
shot In III OF jealousy man named Johnson near
Newmarket, Ont, some months since, executed in
the jail yard this morning lie made full confession
Tavs addressed the In attendance express
ing contrition his crime Death ensued almost in
SANITY only slight convulsye motion being percep-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

speeding the conference lately held at ottawa, and
recommends Parliament 10 take measures 10 assist In
carrying out the plans agreed there. Reference is
made 10 the outbreak Of cholera and the successful result
Of the efforts made prevent Its spread The House il
recommended provide for the extension OF the Insane
Asylum tenders for which have already been invited
Tue dfsirahility OF encouraging the Efforts making
fLIL uild M 1ul innan Of rail w Y l. mnnilnnnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22-The Hon. Charles Frances
Adams arrived in this city this morning. Although
not summoned TO Washington in relation TO the Ala
hama claims he comes TO lay before the secretary OF
state such information touching that subject as no
gathered in London and which he deems may De OF
interest 10 the Government. He states that he was
IN Naoles when letters reached him which induced
him to return home, solely on private business.
Until he reached Geneva he was unaware of the
now controversy with reference to the Alabama
claims matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
TIE TRENCH ARMS SCANDAL.

TIE QUANTITY Supplied - REPORT OF AN
ACTING FRENCH CONSUL GENERAL on THE
sUBJECT-DAMAGING IMPLICATIONS AGAINST
TILE ADMINISTRATIONS.
, 1872-12-28
OBITUARY..

Death and Burial of MIR. Iuhn c. Etnus
Good and Useful Citizen G.,4c.
Mr. John G. Evnns, whose death, from apo-
plexy, on the Gath inst, has already been nn-
nounced, was buried from his late residence on
Warren avenue, yesterday morning. Mr.. Evans
came to this city from his native State, Ken
tucky, sixteen years ago, and had since been en-
gagged in active business here. At the timo Of
luis death, he was member Of the firms OF Ev-
ans d Oliver, and Giles l. Evans. Mr. Evans
was eminently self-1nade man. He commenced
married life 81 years ago, poor in purse, poor in
education, rich in tho possession Of capacities
Of body and mind which arc frequently Of more
value than wealth and learning. He learned his
letters from his wife, and throughout his Life he
read but ono book--the Bible; Of this 1a was IN
earnest student. Ho was q diligent render of
ncwsr apers, and SO attentive and competent an
observer OF o7ents that he WAS regarded
BY I'LL Of his friends as o
man Of raro sa5acity and judgment.
alr. Evans was diligcat in his business, and
though beginning life with only bedetead, a
few chairs, ard an OK team, in comparatively
few years he had aquired a competency. Though
in the seventy-tifth year of his age, mud for tho
past few years nearly blind, ho has continued to
conduct his affairs With energy and SUCCESS.
On last Saturday he was stricken with para1y-
sis. Calling his family about him, he stated
that such WAS the nature Of his disease that,
although in the full possession Of his faculties,
in half an hour he might be unconscious. Ho
gave directions about bis business. had passages
of Scripture read to him. expressed firm hope OF
ward, bidding his family "good night" he
calmly sunk into Rleep from which ho never
awoke.
In tho death Of Mr.. Evans, his family lose q
kind husband ard parent, his friends sagacious
counsellor, and tue community an excellent citi-
, 1872-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The following Instruments we're filed for rec
ord, on Friday, Dec. ~:

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord, on Friday, Dec 81:
CITY PROPERTY.
Hubbard-st, bet Peoria and Green-ss, It. Lot g. and
# Of Lot TO- dated Dec &c; consideration, 8 5oOo
Park-ay, bet Lcayitt and Hoyne~sts, It, 6o1l24 it.
dated Dec. "a; consideration, 5000.
Lot s, in Block Of Page Bros. Block Is and " 4
Of Is, in Sec 5, 49, II, dated Dec. 81 considera-
tion, s2,ocO
Lots IS to IS, in Block 4, Of ,1ard Deckers cub
division Of Il Of VI i Sec o6, 30, 13, dated Oct. %
consideration, $2,4A3.
Vest Twenty-hrst-st 100 # of Hoyne-st, It, o5z
lbs #, dated Nov. II; consideration, $50.
Sctth i Of 4 Block in Judd Wilson's Block 6,
In See 49, 80 H. dated Oct Is: consideration, s. 0eo
Prairie Az 60 it of TweatyEst st, ef 23117s1 It,
datcd Oct. Ii; consideration, s9,175.
prairle NJ, the above, Lot 1s311Ts13 it. dated
Oct. IS; consideration. s7,!1I:
1oo1l75N it, dated Oct. &c consideration $1o,7te.
Fulton at, west CT and near Sheldon st, f. 321100
fl, dated Dec: 25, consideration, So 900.
The premises No. ESQ Burnside st, dated Dec. - !;
consideration, $500.
Fourteenth + ia engine No. IL Lot, dated Dec. Q
ashland ", Il slo # of Henry st, f. 241125 IT,
do oet ct M n9sk s ef Ad
Noble st. Of and Division st. I, IS It to alley,
dated Dec. +; consideration, S1,500.
Wellington st, 247 # Of Butcher st. 8 +. so1265 it.
dated De-. 10 consideration, s., ,75o.
Sub Lot 2, Of Lot 6, III = Of eH cf r Sec 70, 4O
II, dated Nov. / consideration, s5,2oo. -
SOUTH OF CITT LIMITS.
Arnold st, IT f. 45x1o2 It, in 4 OF Block g. in See
It, 49, Il, uated Oct. 2s =; consideration, 1900.
Lots % to A., in Block J, Of Travers " Il st Of
ne Sec 8, IS, II, dated Dec. 10; consideration,
$3.50.
Lot g. in Block g, Khnbaris Addition TO HYDE Park
jsasssos +, s. a5si2o s' t. aatea Dec %;
sub-;ots :, !, j. snd OF ~ E, Ha1es Lots to 9, in
dk:cd Dec Il; consideration, sfG,oOo
Lots 7s ard IT, in Block 8. OF Prout Qolznans Rs