New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
FnRFIGN NOTES.

FOREIGN MOTIFS.
The london Daily Ne,Cs Of June "a, after
allang 10 the present activity AL hrinee, ot trade
N Eagand points on. how oorint f. IS that the men,
hour,, sIouiL no. 70 t.o r M 30 DsEe t4somera from
the country.
Adyices from Vienna state that The Arch
duke william, by command OF tle Emperor about 70
proceed 10 the ssan Court a- TZlr,JeaeO, IN ord.
10 be present at the military 20 be neid there
by the Car. Tie Nclls FrsBdeHbilh. audins TO the
subject, says in political circles GAS Jrr1tf s r'faried
a sign tAat tie good understanding "tn germany
whicu il stnkin5y exenp A ~ .A' proposed mp
rial visit 70 Berlin n in u"Tl'e Demonstration against
Russia
A telegram from London announces that
one W.Gemaun has addressed a letter % Tis Loaa0a
Ech0 cfering 10 sell 70 thar paper pamphlet written
By Catao4zy the late ssal Minister 20 the UaIct
states. containing terrible revelations relative 10 the
AGmIHl-ir ton or Frasi Cent Grant "deinann acklo"-
-dccs ald. tttic'i1y engi&ed .lI W '.l- 2 P-'n'i.4'
IN America, and t.tt be- -..s ar.I.. l-a.'a e-tI IT,
tOIr.
Lord Dunsany, in the House of Lords Of
Great Britain. jane q. cl.le. ar. n-ou % the last
four county elections. the probable cause C the
erovn- ST ction 70 tAe Imperial Government mani
tested At those elections anu elsewhere in land lie
said the state Of Irsand far iii affection wa5con
cerre was very serious, and daily growing worse,
and f things went Oh in the manner. very soon
Eaellnd should have TO choose between the dis
rrpton OF the Empire and open irsurrcction.
The Earl Of KIM eriey, reply, said: Disaf ctoE he
feared had always exl,te" and would probably eou-
time 10 exist tOr years Whatever course FAR
lament the Government might taAr Dut ne Delleted
10 was QuIessent than for cor .lder PIE ine l,t
and he could not soncur IN the noble loras view o. LIE
situation.
The Liberal party in England, following the
example set them by the Tories time ago. are en-
deavorng to support OF The working classes
meeting Of the representatives Of every shade of Dpn
ion was held EonOn in the early part or june ler
the presidency Of Mr.. S.muel Morley. NJ p. when a
platform" for adoption placed before tie meeting
proposinR modes OF dealing with the questions upon
which the larger portion of the population are more or
ess concerned and the gathering was asked 70 Discuss
and gree upon common grDun OF UNITY, 50 ta'
there might bi no division in the Liberal side. Thgqu,-
fions thus submitted we're divided into four heads:
poii5csi ouestons land ard labor questions, financial
reformers' qIestiOns, and "wurkin gmen' Questions
A committee appointed TO consider the mattt PAT
thew had better keep themselves free as w binding
Themselves ~ any party they would only be adlug
party interests on the eve OF a general election.
The annual banquet of the English National
rnon OF Conservative and Constitutional Associations
WA held az the Crystal Palace London, June a. IN
der the Presidency Of the Duke Of A0ercorn about O
persons ware present udfne many prominent
NJ Parliament belonging the Opposition. Mr.. DlsTae
respondea 10 the toast OF The COnsttutonal CaIe,
proposed by the Lord Mayor OF London After express
ing his opinion that the Liberal party Throughout the
on 10 say: Only months the advanced guard OF
ibarolm acting in entire unison with that spirit OF
ssaul. upon the Monarchy which the literature and the
polita confede races Of Liberalism have Tor 30 years
mai1ta ned, announced itself naty as SfpoDlcah, "ui
nr led 10 the people OF Epgland that dstlEet issue
GenGemen whak the answeri need not dMell
upGa It, II is fresh in your memories and hearts Inc
people Of England have expressed IA manner Wilcn
cannot be mistaken, that they Will uphold tue ancient
Monarchy OF England-tae constitutional Monarchy Oh
Ingaud. mfed ny the c0Ordlhht6 autnofyy 0L Ile
estates ~ the realm, but limited by nothing sse Re
rrring TO tie RepuDlicanism or, as he c"Ied IT, the
sacObinsm, existing anOng the WOFAnSneLO Oh Louuoh
Mr. Disrae pointed orr that there had always from te
days Pitt been Jeobnical session IN that cy nnt
the wOrkn gmen OF thf country t1terly relNaleu SUI
sentiments. for maintaining the greatness OF We
Kingdom and Empire and were proud OF being tne sno-
jects ths Sovereign and menFefs OF sue az
He charg III the Liberals with having atssmpted 10 ds-
integrate tne EnP.re Dy shSnaehe s .5rn, tae
sympathy OF the colonies for ihe mother country
In the British House of Lords, on the cath
OF Jure the Earl OF Bahnoss, an Ex-Governor OF New
south Wales asked what steps would be taken 10 give
effect 10 the Lag for the repression Of criminal ourages
ON ,he natives Of the islands in the Pacific He said the
Marquis OF Normandy the present Governor of Queens
land had stated alter dated late Nov "a, is7
that there could doubt that the state OF things
among the Stands very bad and that gross atroci
ties were committed against the natives, although at
the same time he had for hoping that the
vessels belonging TO that colony were In no way imp
| Gated He asked whether the time had not arrived
when n would be desirable for the British Government
20 take steps put stop 10 any illegal practices WMea
might be perpetrated. whether by tB OF QheehsIth
vessels The Earl Of Kimberly said on the part Oh tue
| Government that, with reference 10 skuhnhtInk. 10
deepy regretted that there should be found europeans
who In order 10 facilitate their own legitimate aur'
encouraged the natives % pursue tins hofrlDe anu
strous practice and he agreed that every enort sho
be- used put end 70 such shameful ana naf Gus
sate OF things. He trusted that with the heip % VIC
china Squadron sufficient force would be on he spoy
nreyent such crimes being committed In futnfe lne
seam vessels OF war four OF which, assisted oy thIee
four sailing vessels, would be employed Ia
The kidnapping OF the natives. The Earl OF ltuueIuhe
aid IL would Oe hopeless 10 think OF putting sno
nractiees complained OF unless combined enolt Ncre
made by all the Governments whose subject tooh part
an them. In particular, he referred 70 fetu ana tne
United states. Earl Granville said the Nas