New-York tribune., 1872-04-27


had not been fairly dealt WITH and many were further
opinion that the rightg heir GSUlSecI IeoIt
was carried that the claimant had not been larry ueS
with, and pledglng the meeting TO use all ieginSS'
means to obtain subscriptions for the defense Acoh'u
cradle sum OF money was collected In the room'
The English farmers are at last recognizing
the Importance OF the strike Of agricultural aboIcrs
large meeting OF agrcuturists and landowners was
held Cambridge April IS, and, after great deal OF
discussion, the following resolution was carried unahi-
mously: That this meeting views with extreme regret
the AGITATION that has been attempted ny persons I'M
connected and unacduanted win aeIlcitura supess;
with the o,eet OF mpng st IN the opnop o Of this
meeting, such agitation is not calculated to promote tne
interests either of the employer or the employed whose
welfare must depend the universal laws VI supply
aud demand"
The London Telegraph of the 10th inst. thus
evnced its appreciation Of the awkward position creaeu
Ivy the nature Of the American The ladvised
Insertion" 10 said OF claim for indirect damages III
the American has placed Gen. Grants Adminstra-
tion in awkward dilemma. II they withdraw the
claims after formal espousal Of them they lay the
selves HpeH 70 ta9 sge IL II hey Insist the re-
tentOn of the claims and thus cause lle wdsiius.o @
cnsaton OF having thrown away arrangement to the
successful carrying out of which great IL az, AZ
tached States. 1t is obvious therefore that tne
President naturally be disncned to precpltato
issue which might afford the Cincinnati Coh'chuon"
plausible ground OF action"
In giving audience to large body of for
eicncrs numbering nearly 400 the 18th ns the Pope
blessed a the nations represented recommending them
10 the prayers Of Catholics IFS Holiness praised the
immense charity OF France, and counseed certain
French Catholics who have shown themselves too ntoi
Grant TO use more geneness. lie also said, IL bless
poor Italy, who not free. ls she not bound In chains
by contribution of blood that is asked from her by
the service in the army pray for Germany now SUD
ugacd and divided by anti-Catholic and ambitious
sprit that abe may remain firm and constant Let us
pray TO the Almighty 10 give strength TO the German
bishops, that they may uphold the rights OF God the
Church. and society. Let pray for the conversion OF
fools who call themselves OLD because tney reihu0
ducc old errors. Let pray for Austria, who STANDS
muca in need of our prayers. bless the Catholics OF
Ireland Poland, and Holland, anu the Calhohcs Vi
America"
There has been split in the International
Society," and number of the members have seeded from
It, These held a meeting tavern in Leicestersquare
London on April H. to protest against the uneonstitu
onal conduct in the management of the Society. NJ.
Rcharde one Of the French Communists, took the chair
and long list of resolutions submitted The charges
made in the speeches embraced alleged dcIitoila ana
insulting conduct, collections OF money from the WORKING
classes and the of proper accounts for period of
six years There also protests against the bylaws,
hy which members are to be sworn not 10 supscine OF
belong any other Democratic association hut the In
ernaionas and charges against me,nhers Tor resorng
unfair proceedings to get themselves elected as pa
the seeding memfers OF the British section concluded
by declaring that they had no idea before they joined
that society could exist in England where such tyraI
uica laws could be attempted to he imposed by one man
another.
Referring to Mr.. Gladstone's promise to lay
the British Counter Case ani the explanatory note ac-
companync 1t before the House OF Commons, The Lon
don NecS Of the 2Gh inst said "The confidence Of the
country in the resolution of the Government TO yield no
lot or title of the exravagant claims Of the American
case like truth, can be confirmed enough though
doubts did ever Sleep" The London Times of the
day adopted this bullying tone 1--WE do not suppose
that the Ministry would, under circumstances allow
the Tribunal of ArtratOrs to proceed to Judgment on
the uncorrected and unreformed American brit
can easily understand how, III the absence OF definite
warning, the United States Government might hold out
TIL II was late and then round and declare that
if they had thought the English Ministry would have
been inexbe they wOusl have given way rather than
that Arbitration should lapse Lord Russes address
10 the Crown praying that instructions be given to sus-
pend all further proceedings under the arbitration IL the
indirect claims be not withdrawn, Will prevent any such
mi understanding. We all agreed in this purpose.
The Ministry if they be wise, VIII gladly accept an III
strucon which must greatly strengthen them IN main
tanning their attitude toward the Government OF the
United States"