New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

FOREIGN Mules.
LONDON, Dec 9.-Mr. Disraeli is at the vii
lage of Bournemouth. in the county Of Hants To-day
he refused to see a deputation which requested an
audience and remarked that his absence from London
won Id probably be pr0tracted.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-An anonymous letter, under
stood to emanate from the Premier Of Italy. sigoor
Minghetti refutng Bishop DupaDoups charges against
Florence. 1t denies that the Pope Is Prlsoner and
declares that the Government or victor Emanuel Will
faithfully maintain the Papal guarantees.
Gen, Schenck, the American Minister to
England 10 the OF his address to the Master Cut
lers at Sheffield said by the returns of your own
that during past year the aggregate of
imports and exports with the United States upon the
part of Great Britain has amounted to 106.o0oooo
sterling that onesixth Of your whole aggregate trade
with all the world. That is nearly twice as much as
Won have with the next nation that gives her great
est trade-France. your neighbour Then, again. ours
the country where you make your Investments Those
investments do not always prove 70 DO prohtaoie anu
SrSS SIa oace the country you draw
Of your bread. In the fourth place. ours B Tue COUNTY
YOUR friends 20 for hOme the number of thousandE
Vol worth III eahsdsTiSs H that We arc growing 70 50 vs
NJ even In manufactures; for you perhaps
are not that while produce for the soil OF our
country only something over two thousand millions OF
dollars in value manufactures amount to over four
thousand millions mention these things as reasons
for sSGd Sa sSsd s
simplesf 6f all processes. Come TO see usP
After the speech of Lord Derby on the Goth
November defending the Canadian Reciprocity treaty
already received by CABLE the Earl Of Carnarvon Brit
isb Colonial Secretary, made speech TO the same effect
In the course Of this speech the Earl Of Carnarvon sad
This treaty s not concluded treaty as seems to have
been imagined by It merely draft treaty and
stands very much in relation TO diplomatic Affairs as
bill ON its second reading does toseaislatou ex-
preeses the part the contracting powers
70 certain general principles but leaves many details
omen 10 revision In these matters there Is more
Skan one side to consider. should point out that
while on the one hand fears have been expressed Is TO
the operation Of the treaty upon particular branches OF
ndustry iu ths country In the United states corre
spopdng have been expressed fears OF what may
ensue after being brought into composition win Ia
olish goods OF course IL must be taken with certain
eIlowapces but should rot be lost sight or shows
AT ali events apprehensiOns are met with equal
In the United States, and the apprehen
sts tnero are contradictory nature TO those enter
tained here In conclusion, think It fair to mention
mat tnis draft treaty entered into not at the re-
or suggestion of either noble friend OF ms
IL was proceeded with at the express desre OF the Caus
dian Government. Within very few days OF our com
r into oce this matter was brought 70 our aentioD
Al you will see from these Parliame ntary papers, We
distinct opinion that IL could only 90 as the
Canada that this maser could 90 pro-
ceeed with Il was proceeded with, ana her MNessys
Goyerument have been perfectly eogniSane OF every
stage through which II has passed."