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New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
THE SENTIMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN.

AN ABSOLUTE WITHDRAWAL OF THE INDIRECT
CLAIMS DEMANDED-THE HUMILIATION OF
THE UNITED STATES DENIED-THE FEELING
IN TIE HOUSE OF LORDS
IFROA THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, May I've have arrived at a point in
the Alabama negotiations when large part of the
English public clearly convinced that their
progress ought TO be assisted by very strong kind
oi pressure will not use the word bullying, for
wish to avoid anything like an offensive expression
hasten to say, also, that the kind of pressure TO
winch refer is applied mpartally to both Govern
ments to the English as well as TO the American.
Both are interested The English doubt whether
we are really inclined TO surrender and whether
Their own Government is really sincere in trying TO
make us. But for this twofod apprehension. am
convinced that the concession already offered would
have been readily accepted. There is PERHAPS
another reason growing out of the history of the ne
gotations last Summer and out of the expression of
regret embodied in the Treaty. | don't think this
nation is any longer in a mood TO be content with
that transaction.
The escape Of the Alabama is an old story. Few
men remember II in detail. Few know how puiltv
the VoVsInment VI thai day really was, Few Ie-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
LIBBIE GARRABRANT SENTENCED TO BE
HANGED.

Libbie Garrabrant, who was recently con-
vcted of the murder of Ransom L. Burroughs, was
sentenced by Judge Bedle, on Saturday, at Paterson
N j. to be hanged July TO- In the course Of his re-
marks, Judge Bede said:
alone With another 10 helm you administered poison 20
and allowed him die in the house with without
giving lin that medical assistance which might have ,ae bis lie Inc
why penalty Of the law should be enforced
example terrible warning others When the female
debas and che allows herself 10 become prey 70 ihe
of her terrible be tbe
result Yu TO BE- lost TO shame TO certain extent and instead OF
abiding by the dictates Of conscience took counsel en The
violent impulses of your nature.
The prisoner sObbed violently, and the Court imme-
dately ordered her removal. petition is circulating
asking the Court OF Pardons to commute the punishment
to Imprisonment for life
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
CIVIL RIGHTS IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May 18.-In the United States
Circuit Court this morning, Judges Bond and Giles on
the Bench in the OF the United States ag George
W. Murdoch, Register for the With Election District OF
Anne Arundel County who indicted for refusing
and omtting to give fun effect to the second section o
the act OF Congress OF May, lS70 known the lioce
ment act by refusing and knowingly omtting TO give
the same and equal opportunity to certain citizens OF .o
Unleu states OF African descent TO other czehs
register the jury returned verdict OF guilty Noce o
an appeal was given The case has been on trlal
days, and excited particular interest. NUMBER OF III
dctments against other election officers pending IN
the same Court for violations of the provisions OF e
same act The last Legislature made special proVis.ip .
for defending the cases. the Attorney General OF the
state appeared for the defense In the OF MnIuock
the penalty is fine OF $500, Imprisonment ior sA
months, or both, at the discretion OF the Court.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
FIRE IN A BONDED WAREHOUSE.

A fire broke out early on Saturday on the
third floor Of Squire Co.'s bonded warehouse No. l55
Leroy-st. The flames confined TO that floor, but
the goods on that and the lower floors much dam
aged by water. The building was formerly used Tor
pork packing and the salt had soaked into the floors and
beams. The water thrown into the building became
brine, and coming into contact with the costly goods
seriously damaged them The total loss cannot yet be
ascertained but will probably be from $4,000 $4,000
The heaviest losers are Patton Co. and Wm Watson ~
Co., dealers in dry goods W. j. Sloane & CO., carpets
and Hart Lndgens, cloths. Squire Co. lose 81 900 on
fixtures and office furniture; insured for $500 by inc
Eagle Company. The building, owned by j. W. Lewis, Is
damaged s., coo; fully insured
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
TAMMANY'S PROPOSED NEW DEPARTURE.
1t is said that the following preamble and

1t is said that the following preamble anu
resolutions will be presented at the next meeting of tho
Tammany Society:
Whereas, The Society OF Tammany, or the Columbian
Order upon and chershes principles which, In
the belief OF its members, lie at the very foundations or
our republican system OF government; ana,
Whereas The existence OF tins Society as secret or
ganzation, has, believe, been demonstrated by eN-
perience 10 be open the serious objections of great
numbers OF feOw-ctzens whose opinions are enti-
tied 20 great respect and who honestly regard tho
privacy the proceedings OF the Society as not being
In accord with the genius OF our republican lnsttu-
tions therefore be it
Resolred That It is inexpedent, impossible, and un
wise longer TO continue the existence OF TINS Society as
secret organization; and be IL further
Resolred That Committee OF Thirteen be appointed,
to report early day so that tue report adopted
can 20 into effect the next anniversary Of our
tona independence plan for the reorganization OF tho
Society upon such basis will give free admission To
its membership OF all who believe IN the truth. and
favor the advocacy OF the cardinal principles upon
which system OF government is based and as VIII
all its meetings free and open TO the presence and
criticism Of all who may choose TO attend 10 witness the
proceedings thereof either private citizens repe
sentatives OF the public press.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
DECORATION DAY.

The New-York Posts of the Grand Army of
the Republic will meet at UniOn-square the morning
Of Decoration Day, May go and with the orphans Of the
Union Home and School, will march down Broadway to
Fulton Ferry. Taking cars from Brooklyn to East New
York. they will be Joined there by the Posts from the
Eastern District, and will march 10 the cemetery at
Cypress Hills The ceremonies at the Academy OF Music
win include oraOns from Drs Tamage and Newman as
well as music and rectatiOns. The monuments OF Lin
coin Washington, in Union-square. and Kearny's
grave in Trinity Church. will be decorated during the
march OF the procession. Col Joseph C. Pinekney has
been elected Grand Marshal, and Capt Michael Cregan
is Chairman Of the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

A private letter from Berlin states that tho
Emperor william is suffering from q slight attack Of
paralysis.
The Turkish correspondent Of The London
Echo writes on May /: "GeD. Sherman and Prince
Grant the Presidents son. left ten days ago in I'M
perial yacht This is stale, but repeat 1t for the
OF remarkng that the exaggerated honors and law
sh hospitality given these gentlemen by the Sultan
the result OF Gen. Ignatiefs busy intervention.
His Majesty completely mystfed with regard 10
Lieut. Grants social status met him at the head Of mo
grand staircase, shook hands with him, and treated
HIM with all the honors due 10 the beirapparent to mo
throne OF the United states The old schoo-by when
mean now the Ali-Fuad party-was disguised at the
intrusive enpresseDeHt shown toward the American
visitors, dreadng that it might be taken, while tho
1t in that that the Russian Embassy enconr-
aged it. no doubt but the simple iaet a. reSrJS ho
knew any better"
On the 23d Of April the 18th annual meeting
Of the Workingmen's Lords Day Rest Association was
held in London, under the presidency OF the Earl or
shaftesbury. Mr. Chas Hi the Secretary, read An ab
sact Of the report which made special reference to the
ndatons Of the Commission the Sunday en-
pioyment Of rural postmen, and announced that Mr..
Chas. Reed. NJ p, intended to ask the Governmene
whether these recommendations would be carried out
The abolition Of sXay cab licenses had led TO an In
OF Sunday cabs The undertakers, OF whom 1000
were kept Sundays, with the help Of the Com
mittee struggling for free Sunday, while sniar
support given TO railway servants IN their endeay-
lessen their Sunday work To counteraot the eytb
OF Sunday excursions, the committee proposed TO make
similar cheap outings on Mondays, and they doubted
not the experiment would he attended with success On
the day, meeting OF very different character
the annual general meeting OF the National Sunday
League-was held in the same city, under the pesl-
deney OF Mr.. Henry j. Slack. F. GS Mr. X NJ. Morrcu.
the honorary secretary read report OF the operations
OF the League during the past year. OF which mo
following Is abstract: The success attending
the monthly Sunday railway excursions had been 80
encouraging that during the present season, beginning
in May would take place every Sunday uni
October The number of eXcurs0nsts carried last sea-
son had been 23,3OO and the receipts slO05. largo
number OF successful public meetings had been reid IN
London during the last few months, at all Of which
resolutions I'm favor Of the opening Of the museums and
art galleries had been almost unanimously adopted anh
the question would shortly be brought before Parliament
by Mr.. L. A. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
CIrI}A.
ARRIVAL OF RE-ENFORCEMENTs FROM SPAIN
RESULT OF THE COURT-MARTIAL.

RESULT OF THE C0URT-MARTIAL.
HAVANA, May 19.-Campuzano, General Of
Engineers sabalza, the Governor OF Havana, and
Catala the Captain Of the Port, and $50 soldiers
arrived from Spain to-day.
The Court-Martial at Matanzas has sentenced Emilio
Garcia TO 10 years in the Penitentary aud Eduardo
Dominguez, Emilio SAM, Rafael Cabrera, Francisco
Cabrera, Rafael Soto. Domingo Rodriguez, and GaVino
Perez 10 six years All the aforementioned have eiuded
arrest and their whereabouts is unknown OF those IA
custody, Manuel Madruga has been sentenced To eight
years Imprisonment and Simon Duarto 10 six years in
the Penitentary Antonio Olivia has been placed under
police suryeillance Bruno DOmDguez, Alfredo Barrera,
and Francisco Garcia have been acquitted. The Court
Martial lasted 10 hours. The prisoners charged
with assaultDg and inurng several persons, and with
using sedtious language. The cities OF Matanzas and
Havana are quiet.
At the meeting yesterday. OF the intendenes Of the
banks It resolved that the Spanish Bank retire
portion OF its large bills, and issue S30OO0O0 of
fractional currency. commission OF tobacconsts and
manufacturers formed the time, for the pur
pose Of taking measures to eyade difficulties between
the employers and the wOrkmen.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
RETRACTION OF A LIBEL.
Prom The Boston Times.

Several months ago an editorial writer IN
this journal was betrayed into making grave cnarges
rejecting upon the personal integrity OF Mr.. j. W.
smonton, General Agent Of the Associated Press IN MS
management OF the affairs OF that organization. Since
then we have become satisfied upon careful e1aln a
tion, that there Just foundation for those
tons and that Mr. Simonton Is fully entlteu W 'ie
respect and confidence which the Associated fress ~,
fest by their long continued support OF hm III ,ie @
responsible and influential position which ne hous We
now tender sincere expression OF regret i0r ts ay
ance TO which our error has subjected Mr. sinonIon anu
earnestly request all journals which copied our loie
articles 10 give equal prominence this retractloh
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May 19.-Tbis>after-
noon nre broke out in building on Dockst., near
Thrdst six stories high, having two granite fronts.
Quilt by Dr. Jayne, and adjoining his building recently
burned. The building was occupied by Leizenring's
largo printing establishment number OF bookbnders.
etc. and was totally destroyed. nve-story brown
stone building adjoining. occupied by The Commercial
L,s tne wspaper) crushed by falling wall Jaynes
building as for several years used che philadelphia
Post ONCE and for years for exhibitions OF tho
Franklin Institute. IL one VI The hapdsomest sra'
ite building IN the city.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

The large houring-mll of Jacob Thrlner, IN
Manchester NO. about 20 miles scgeiher -n ..e
quantity -four and wheat burned Friday Loss *0i ID
suIsnoe, 5000.
while battalion Of the 9th Infantry EN- route
from Port supply d.n rerno Fort HAy' kan,', rs N
Greek the 18th zO Si ineH Hs
under a n Of nnsketry from the uoops
IA dispatch from Hagerstown. Md, says that
sh Wesley fnnegan fndnss ~ete lnti
filling OF the walls Hoase which
burned Denbe and wkss ILs worsRss snsssss bps
GeHh
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
THE COPPER MINERS sTRIKE-ARREsTs BY THE
TROOPS.

HoUGHroN, Mich, May 19.-The troops that
went to Calumet and Heca mines, last Friday night.
were quartered in schoO-house. This morning body
Of strikers marched up in front OF headquarters aud
were addressed by Judge oGrady. after which ye of
the strikers taken into custody by the Sheriff with
any opposition One was also arrested In tho
Red Jacket mne The strikers cheered the soldiers bus
groaned for the Judge and sheriff. Although some Of
the strikers threaten rescue, IL is thought further
trouble will The prisoners were brought To
HOughton tonight.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
DISCUSSION IN THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, Ont, May ls-ln the House, last night,
in reply to Mr. Robetaille Sir John A. Mcdonald
said the bill to give effect TO the Washington Treaty
could not go into effect until order in Council au
thorized it. The Government could make no pledge
in advance that it would not go INTO operation be-
fore the Alabama claims were settled. The Govern
ment wonld continue TO give sufficient protection
till the fisheries open 20 the Americans by law
The Government could give no pledge that the
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
MOUNTAIN FIRES ExTINGUIsHED BY THE RAIN.
SCRANTON, Penn, Nav 19.-The heavy rains

SCRANTON, Penn, May 19.-The heavy rains
last night and to-day have put out the mountain Ores In
this section and afforded TO vegetation greatly needed
relief over two miles OF the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany's railroad we're destroyed by fire. Dodge Co.'s
timber tract. Tobyhanna, WY damaged to the en
tent OF nearly 100000 Other lumber dealers have also
lost heavily.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 19.-For the first time
In many weeks rain fell here to-day There were several
heavy showers, which have put au end TO serious
drouth guished the disastrous monnte nrea
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
SPAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CoRTEs ESCAPE OF DON
CARLOS.

MADRID, May 49, 1877.
The Cortes, after an animated discussion, re-
jected resolution introduced by Deputy Argulos
suring the Government for declaring Navarro, Lerda,
Biscay and Catalonia in state OF siege during the
recent movements OF the Carsts in those Provinces.
The Cortes. yesterday. passed bill providing for
bringing the effective force Of the regular army In Spain
up 10 s0O men.
Where Don Carlos is remains mystery but that ho
has escaped from Spain is certain.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
NEW YORK. MONDAY, MAY 90 1872.

money compensation to be obtained from the Ameri,
cans % wonld be expended for the direct benefit and
improvement of our sea-fsheries. 1t would be sub
;ect IN the vote and pleasure of Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP TRIPoLL
FURTHER PARTICULARs-THE PASSENGERS AND
BAGGAGE SAVED.

LONDON, Saturday, May Il, 1917.
A dispatch from Wexford, Ireland. giving
some particulars of the disaster the Cunard steamship
Trpo from Liverpool for Boston, says the accident oc-
CURED O'Clock yesterday morning, when most OF tho
asleep in their berths Carnsore Point
off which the steamship ashore is the most south
eastery extremity Of the Irish mainland Several sail
ing vessels which in vicinity took of the pas
sengers and landed them at Wexford The luggage OK
the passengers subsequently secured by other yes
sells and carried TO Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.

70 rxprCrEp OF IT-sPEECH OF THE
LICIroR-GENERAL JEssEL.
LONDON, May 49, 1872.
Ata banouet at Fishmongers' Hall, lass night, Mr..
George Jessel the SolicitorGeneral. expressed tho
opinion that the meeting of the Geneva Board OF
Arbitration the obstacles to which he hoped were in
a fair wav of being removed, would inaugurate q
new era in the settlement of disputes between ma
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
WASHINGTON.

FAR WESTERN RAILWAY SCHEMES.
UTAH, THE COLORADO AND MONTANA "A NEW
PACIFIC SCHEME NEW BRANCHES OF THE
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
SURRENDER 10 ENGLAND.
THE SUPPLEMENTAL TREATY REPORTED III
THE SENATE.

IT'S PROVISIONS ANALYZED-A oNE-slpED I-N.ll AttnIH
HOW GRANVILLE sHUIs inh ONirrD 80,
STATES OFF FROM INDIRECT DAMA1hs-AhE
noon IrFT OPEN FOR ENGLAND.
tBY TRLB6RAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

n,v,s,ox oF THE sPoIs OF THE WATER BOARD
AND POLICE CoMMIssION-ALLEGLANCE TO
PRESIDENT GRANT THE ONE CONDITION OF
App0INTMENT TO OFFICE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-23
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miscellaneous and Washington News
HOME NEWS.
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AT WORK
Corored convention in Kansas.

Nrw York. March 22-The Liberal Repub-
Tcon Central Committee held its first meeting
last night and resolved to send delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention.
Seventy new cases of smallpox have appeared
during the past week The house of A. T.
Stewart has been abandoned to a servant, who
has most virulent case.
The Oregon Republican State Convention en-
dorses Grant and Colfax.
Mazatlan is closely invested by the Juarists.
1t must fall soon.
LAWRENCE March 22.-The State Republi-
can colored Convention elected delegates to the
National Republican Convention, which meets
in New Orleans, April 10th.
4 negro man and three children were burned
in their house. Two of the family escaped
BosToN, March 22-Thc House defeated the
female suffrage bill by a vote Of Il to 1876.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-James G. Davis shot
his wife, circus performer known as Rosa
Davis. He says the shot was accidental.
A Frankfort dispatch says the amendment
to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad act has
passed the kentucky Senate by a vote of six
teen to fourteen. 1t removes all of the re-
strictions and taxes npon the road except
the Holt amendment, which requires tax.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The Southern
express train met with an accident caused by
broken rail near Johnstown. Twopersons were
killed, six seriously and thirty slightly wound
ed There were no Southerners on the list.
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East Tennessee Notes,

-, Athens has divisions of colored Sons OF
Temperance.
The NelOs states that the remains of the
revolutionary hero, General Evan Shelby,
will be re-interred by Major McClanahan,
OF Bristol, in the cemetery at that place,
to-day.
Lynchburg, Va, wants water-works.
Chattanooga enjoyed the novelty of a
leap year ball on Thursday night.
Mr.. Montague, Chattanooga banker,
was the lucky reciprint of gold watch
and chain and the American Encyclopedia
complete.
\ tipsy brickmason was locked up in
the calaboose at JOnesboro' the other night
and the Flag says he picked the bricks out
OF nearly one side of the building. He
still carried brick in his hat at last ac-
counts.
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WASHINGTON.
Demand of COIOred LOuisinun RepubII.
cans.


WAsHINGToN, March 22-The Senate is con-
sidcring the bill extending the three year Law
of 1866, regarding certain private land titles in
Louisiana.
The House is considering private bills.
No progress and no prospect of any in the
matter of reconciliation between Warmoth and
his opponents.
Unless Parker withdraws, his confirmation
by the Senate will be opposed.
The Louisiana delegation will be satisfied
with nothing but colored man as Surveyor Of
Customs.
Council Bluff has been determined upon as
the eastern terminus Of the Union RacItc Rail
road.
The Appropriation Committee defeated, by a
tie vote, the appropriation OF $4,000 to enforce
the civil rights regulations.
The Pacific Railroad Committee have agreed
to report supplemental Southern Pacific Rail-
road bill 1t authorizes $4,000 in bonds per
mile and directs the work to commence imme-
diately at the eastern terminus.
There were no Southern nominations made
to- day.
Schurz was before the Arms Sale Committee
to-day. Nothing damaging OF interesting WAS
elected
The Supreme Court took up Case No. 10, jeff
crsonGreer, original exparte. This is one of the
South Carolina cases under the enforcement act
of May, 1870, and Messrs. Stanberry and john
son failing to get the consttutiOnality of the
law before the court in the case of Avery and
others upon the certificate of the decision in
respect of the questions raised on the motion
to quash now moved for writs of error and GER
tiorari to bring up this case for review, the
court below having refused to discharge the
petitioner or habeas corpus. After some
consideration between the court and coun-
sci the matter was taken under adviseme-
ment
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The Supreme Bench.
Hon. Robert McFaryand, Norristo,ca, zc

Hon. Robert Mcfarland, MOrristOwa, Ten
neSsee;
SIR: The undersigned members OF the
Bar of Middle Tennessee, having had OPP
portunlty to witness your bearing on the
Supreme Bench, and to form an opinion
of your fitness for that position and emil
nent ability to discharge its responsible
duties, call upon you to become a candi-
date for election to the place which Won
now hold by the appointment of the Gov
ernOr:
Francis B. Fogg, John Lellyett. Abra-
ham l.. Demos, Robt. l.. Morris, Tbos.
III. Malone, John d. Brien, w. +. Cooper.
w. b. Reese, II. l.. Caruthers, Jr, Frank
r. Williams, NJ. NJ. Brien, Jr., Z. b. Me
CIannahan, J. o. Shackelford, H. Y. Rid
die s. Watson, Jr., g. L. Brown, r. II.
WcEwin, Jr., c. o. Nicholson, A. S. Nc
Claim. Jordan Stokes, G. ]. Stubblefield,
r. S. Tuthill, Overton Lea, c: ID. Berry,
John Ruhm, Alex. \. Hall, w. X. Me
Alister. Jr., John Alex. Campbell, J. w.
Ewing, L. ID. Myers, Josiah r. Hubbard,
d. w. Holman. n. S. Foote, H. W. New
man, J. n. Barnett, John NJ. Gaut, d. f.
Wilkin, Morton B. Howell, Jas. Cham
berlin, w. II. billiard, JAS. II. Thomas, >;
w. Childress, John Lawrence, Howell
Webb, J. b. Fare, lobe Turney.
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THE TENNESSEE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
Simon Pure Democrats Playing Republic
can,


A correspondent from Roane county
from whom we hope TO hear Often) writes
us that a convention of three sent ttCO dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention. The
principal one of these two will be easily
recognized from the following description:
Now if the antecedents of these two
gentlemen are an index of the Liberal Re-
publican movement, it is liberal indeed!
for since the close of the war they have
consistently acted with the Simon pure
rebel Democracy.
1t is true, the one commanded one OF our
regiments until 1864, and i'll our First Con-
gressional District, after the war, ran indie
pendent for Congress, counting Republic
can votes, but was defeated for advocating
the liability of the government to pay the
claims of loyal shareholders for the value
of their liberated slaves From that time
forward he has always voted for and acted
with the rebel Democrats, being proml-
nent candidate for their Congressional
nomination when Blizzard was nominated,
whom he zealOusly supported. The other
delegate is of the same politics, not quite
so ambitious in his aspirations for public
hOnOrs, but if he has voted for or support
ed Republican nominee since LincOln's
election, nobody hereabouts knows it
Our benighted people here are under the
impression that this whole Liberal Re-
publican movement originates mainly
from disappointed politicians, supported
by just such true-6LOodcd Republicans us
the Republican must be liberal indeed,
who will admit them as Republicans. 0!
glorious convention! ETf
REPUBLICAN.