New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

THE LONDON TINES on THE RELATIONS WITH
AMERICA-rHE TICHB0RNE CAsE-srRIKFS
OF OPERATIVES.
LONDON. Thursday. March =, 1877.
The London Times, this morning, makes men
ton of the exceptionally friendly tone OF the American
press toward England. IL nfers from the admissions
made by the press OF the United States that the Amer
cans now acknowledge the extravaganza OF the demand
for indirect damages although they show no disposition
10 withdraw them from their case. The Times says, II
the nth claim for losses. by the transfer OF the Amer
can commercial marine 10 the British flag, is not aban
doned England will declare reference TO tho Geneva
Tribunal inadmssble. which course Is approved Oy In
glish statesmen and jurists.
Mr. Fortescue President ~ the Board OF Ir1de' an
nounced In the House OF Commons to-day tna' "''
MaJestys Government was negotiating shipping con
yention with the Government OF tue United States inc
Deputy Recorder OF the City Of London has received I'll"
honor OF KnighthoOd
A rumor prevailed throughout the city that the MAT
quls OF Butte and Baron Rivers will furnish The pail
necessary 10 secure the liberation from prison Of the
claimant 60 the TchbOrne estate. II IL believed by sOme
that report adoat for the purpose OF having
an effect on the value OF the TichOorne bonds or D.
Duke Coeridge counsel for the defense pronounced a.
false the report that the claimant had procured bail All
the Journals this morning, approve the decision IN tine
Tchborne The trial OF the claimant on the charge
OF PERJURY will take place in April.
The operatives in the silk factories OF Leek IA Stafford
SHIRE the number of $780, have been locked OUT TOR
refusing 10 accept the offered them by the masters
This throws a third OF the towns population ous "t
work.
Fifteen hundred coal OF eeaham, IN the County
Of Durham, are on strike for higher wages.
In reply to inquiry Of Mr. Knnard IN the House OF
Commons. tonight Viscount Enfield Under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs stated that the Government had no
knowledge Of the Popes intention 70 leave Rome, and
that the Pope made application TO England Ia
place Malta or any other portion Of the British donln
ions at his disposal.
meeting Of Of Scottish pears was he'd at Holyroad 10
day at which the Marquis QueensDerry elected TO
the House OF Lords Representative Peer TO Scotland
to III vacancy occasoned Ivy the death of the Earl
OF Kelies The Hon. Robert C. schenck United states
Minister 10 England, Is on visit to Edinburgh
Yesterday he held a reception a. the So Jones Hotel
which attended by large number OF the most prom
| inent officials and residents OF the city.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors or the french
Atlantic Cable Company. held III this city yesterday
was resolved 10 lay aoOther cable to America, whct
wiz -. undSF the management Of the present cable c9"
| bination.
The Queen will leave for Germany on tue 2o'h INST
and return the 10th of April The report OF the Com
miss6G 81 iGq,y the loss Of the Megueta seVerel
censures tie entire administration OF tho Admiralty
The Cambridge boat crew have arrived at Putney AM
men are expected to take up their quarters ON tb
| Thames Saturday
In the House OF Commons. tonight there was lone
debate on the scotch Education bill. at Tie close
which the bill read for the second time.