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AN ENeLIsHMAN's VIEW OF THE RUMPUs.
mo- rHE EDITOR or THE hERALp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD
NEW YORK, FEB. 8, 1872.
1 cannot help congratulaung you on the enects
your article OF this morning must have produced
in American circles and the comforting assurance
conveyed by II 10 the magnates Of Wall street. l
mean In reference to the English difficulty and the
Alabama question. Candidly speaking, do you be-
lieve there Is American citizen, from the Presi-
dent down to the lowest mechanic, who could be
mad enough to suppose That the English govern
ment would pay SUCH immense amount OF money
as indemnincaIon for an act OF privsteering COM
mitted by merchant vessels 10 time OF war; am
certain tnere IL not, and am also certain that the
English government never Will pay IT. II Is re-
ported that American supplied quantities Of
war material To france dur1ng the late war, per-
nsps unknown to government las for tnat matter
did English merchants, though strictly I0rDdden ~
act OF rarliamenp; put ! VIII unaeriaks 70 SAY
called upon 10 pay an indemnify 10 the Germans,
they would naiy refuse. You LAX about war and
saw that even were the English victorious, they
would lose by the war. This Is problem cannot
quite understand. TO afIirm that you have no CON-
inc es war "a eSaS no and think
there are very lew merchants VINO would be able TO
comfort themselves win , Inns assurance: New
RANKS OF ner most influential cilzens. Dry goods
merchants are anything put scarce, coal and iron
others whose prncipai commerce lies with Eng land
or English colonies. You might, after some diffl-
Guilty, OBTAIN C2Dauay iTOm WHICH the English have
Just Withdrawn all their regular troops.
] also read OF 10000 lrishmen ready in twenty.
four hours. Irishnlen, tnueedt Feniahs men
who Try TO deceive themselves by the 0elusion that
rebeing against their rulers Is uoing good to their
country. False 10 religion and country. However,
their late attack upon Canada has certainly shown
their mette, and with this knowledge OF their
prowess the government Will know how to accept
their services. ] can only add that war is 10 be
avoided ny both countries, ana l am certain tina,
England would suner very little moro than Americs
IN her commerce, and the real sufferer would DC th'
one mat lost not as you say, England In ethel
case" Am, ST. yours respectfully,
AN ENGLlSH4ANs
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
WAR WITH ENGLAND PREPOsTERoUs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The question OF WIN we have war with England
ia preposterous. War with England? Well. don't
think the English government Will De foolish enough
for that In TACT, 1t would De madness on their part
to bring about such an ISSUE Just think Tor mo.
ment what they would lose without our having to
strike blow, hardly. All the Canadas, with Mon.
treal, quebec Gnat strong iortressl ottawa, all
would he taken easily; Nova Scotia, Vancouvers
Island foundations Of COAL, steamship lines, ship
ping all without loss, probably, OF man. and then
say England wants war? Impossible. She can't be
80 thick headed as not 10 see the consequences
such q result would bring about. But you can rest
In peace; such event Will take place, and all
hopes OF dlstng uishing yourself the battle neld
viii be IN vain. No such good luck Will Deial the
American people: not yet; only wish there was
n
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THE SITUATION IN ENGLAND

Earl GrauvilIe's Circular and Definition of
the Treaty.
LONDON, Feb. 7, 1872. =
Earl Granvilles despatch contains no threat to
Withdraw from the arbitration, and makes neither
demand nor proposal. 1t simply calls attention,
in temperate and conciliatory language. to the
meaning that England attaches to the treaty.
THE PEOPLE MORE PRUDENT THAN THE PREMIER.
Mr. Gladstone's speeches yesterday and to-day
are widely criticised as mischlevous, OFFENSIVE and
needessly irritating and It is believed that several
members OF the Cabinet strongly disapprove Of their
passionate Tone
AMERICAN MODIFICATION OR BRITISH WITHDRAWAL
FROM ARBITRATION.
The Cabinet and people are unanimous for
abandoning the arbitration unless TIE American
claims are modified. There Is no intention to ofer
an anront to America.
THE ASPECT SERIOUS, But SLIGHTLY HOPEFUL.
The situation IL regarded In the highest English
and American quarters as extremely grave, but not
hopeless
Ex-MrHIsTER ADAMS RETURN.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams goes nome on
Saturday.
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WHAT ABOUT THE CONFEDERATE BONDS

SO WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
number OF your readers are anxious to learn
more positively Of the authenticity Of statement
your editorial columns Of today. This Is to the
eject that the English Commissioners, In presenting
their case before the Board Of Assessors, included
claim for money loaned by English capitalists on Con-
federate bonds. more potent item could not be
had to Offset the odor OF exhorbitance that, 1t
he confessed hangs about our own case as sub
United. AS this statement stands many VINO would
gladly credit ana consider the fact OF sucn pre-
pOsterous claim having been submitted by tile other
side ample Justification for any inconsistency IN our
own cannot but be little incredulous, chiefly be-
cause OF the lmprobapliity that SUCH conclusive
evidence OF avaricc In our contestants could have
been this long kept from the public ear. Only satisfy
us OF the truth vi this statement and our consciences
win be at once and nnAlly relieved OF any scruples
"a 10 Tie Justice Of some little liens In national
bill. WAX PREMIUM PAYER.
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Commons to-day. aud gave rise to another exciting

Commons to-day, and gave rise to another exciting
discussion.
Mr.. RALPH OSBORNE, member for Waterford city,
addressed the house at length, 'and in the course
OF his remarks said the Alabama question was the
most momentous one England had been called to
pass upon within century. He compared the
acute lawyers who composed the Ameri.
can Commission with the novices who
represented England. and said the latter mad been
completely outwtted. err said he, lawyers had
planned the English case we could escape with the
payment OF the Cd, oOOoO0 sterling. The American
Commissioners had served their country well and
achieved a triumph"
Mr. OSBORNE. continuing. SAID the trouble lay at
home. The government had armies which could
not march and ships which were unseaworthy, and
now they had treaty which they could not stand
upon.
Mr.. ARTHUR ]. OTwAY, formerly Under Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, blamed the government
for all the trouble which had been wrought He
thought however, that the American government
would recede from its extreme demands. but said
that 'In case 1t did not England, having admitted
the principle OF indirect claims must be prepared to
meet the enormous demands OF the United States"
Mr.. GLADSTONE ana several other members de.
tended the action or the Commissioners and OF the
government. and said they hoped the American
claim for indirect damages would be withdrawn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08

Animated Discussion On the Alabama Claims
Question-The English High Commissioners
Sharply Criticised Triumph Of American
Diplomacy-The British Army and
Navy As Described by an Irish
Member Of Parliament.
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For an Irritated ThvOat, t;ouyh or ColdpI
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Angels Turkish Baths. Lexington Ave.
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Card.-Watts, Nervous Antidote Cured my
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IT Your Hair II Failing Out. or shows
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Fine Gold Jewrlry-fewest Prices. Geha
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A.-"rod Liver OIL, u Taken ut the First A..
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GROVES BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY =
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1tltsuss 70 THE NEW YoAx HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 7, 1872.
The subject Of the Treaty Of Washington and the
claims Of the American government for indirect
damages was again Introduced " tho House Of
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Get Yonr Feather Busters, Whisks, Broonaaf
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY.

!. THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
American Opinions On
Our Case.
WHAT BEN BUTLER THINKS.
Claims Presented We Agreed
Not to Present.
England Cannot Be Forced
Into q Conflict.
WHAT SENATOR SUMNER SAYS.
f'To Recede Were to Barter American
=. Honor and Dignity
.5% ~~~~>,~.>~~,>~
Consequential Damages Not a
Weak Case.
Unanimous Support Of the Govern
ment on the Question.
Deplorable Condition of Our Ma
vy-Our Land Defenoes.
The British Commissioners Aware
of Our Full Claims.
-~~~~~>~~~~~-~>~,>~
Animated Debate On the Alabama Claims
in the British Parliament.
an Irish Members Description Of the English
Army, Navy aud Treaty with America.
PREMIER GLADsT0NE'S HOPES.
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
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