The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11
ENGLAND.
Resignation Of the Attorney Ceneral-Pains and
Penalties Of the War in Africa.
TeleGaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 10, 1874.
Sir John Karslake has resigned the Attorney
GeneraIship in consequence OF illness.
Sir Richard Baggallay now Solicitor General,
succeeds him.
PENALTIES OF CAMPAIGNING TN AFRICA.
The Victor Emmanuel, with invalid soldiers fro m
the Gold Coast arrived at Portsmouth this even
Ing Nineteen men died on the passage.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
The Struggle Between Labor and Capt.
tal-SeriOus Condition Of Affairs.
LONDON, April 11-8 A. M.
The operatives In a cotton mill at Bolton having
struck work, the Association OF Master Cotton
Spinners has resolved that unless they yield be-
fore Thursday next notice VIII be given that In .
fortnight from that date all the mills in that city
VIII be closed and thus IL, 900 operatives locked
out
DEATH OF A MARQUIS.
The Marquis OF Clanricarde died Yesterday, aged
seventy two years.
Tichborne-Orton witnesses Sentenced
for Perjury.
LONDON, April 1O-Evening
me trial OF Jean Luie for perjury during his ex-
animation as witness for the claimant in the
Tichborne trial was brought to close this MORN
ing and resulted in his conviction and sentence
to seven years. penal servitude.
Captain Brown, another witness for the Itch
borne claimant was next tried, found guilty OF
perjury ana sentenced TO five years. penal SER
vtude.
"Captain' Brown and Jean Luic-The
American Testimony.
"Captain" Brown and Jean Luie were two OF the
most important witnesses OF the many who were
produced in behalf OF the claimant (Orton) OF the
Tichb0rne estates during the last trial, particu-
larry with respect to occurrences which were said
to have taken place in America. "Captainn Brown,
who was brought from the East End OF London, gave
avery crcumstantial account ofhs association with
Roger Tichborne at Rio Janero swOre that he had
seen upon him q natural brown mark like one
borne by the defendant, and described his depar-
ture IN the Bella, alleging very extraordinary
want oil SObrety on the part OF the captain OF that
and several other vessels. In cross-examinaton,
Mr.. Hawkins extOrted q confession that he, "Cap-
tain" Brown, had obtained mis- certificate from
Trinity House, on what he termed Fictitious state
ments' In q sworn deposition. The object OF the
Quest ons leading to this result was to discredit
the whole testimony OF the Witness anu the effect
upon the Court and jury appeared to be very con-
siderable.
Jean I.uie, who was special protege Of Mr.. wnal-
ley, NJ r., narrated under Oatn events which had
taken place in Australia and III California and other
parts OF the United States in connection with the
wreck OF the Bella, the saving ol Roger Tichborne,
his journey to America and the final dispersion OF
the shipwrecked crew. Mr.. Whalley journeyed to
New York, Boston and other cities OF the Union in
order TO procure testimony TO sustain him. The
1t resulted from the Investigations q the latter
gentleman that Jean Lutte, alas Lungdren, was
convict under sentence and in jail In England at
the date OF the events which he said had transpred
ia his presence in America. His wife and brother
testified against him, and now he goes again un-
der the same roof with orion.