, 1876-05-06
FOREIGN.
Bteinbereor's story Of the Recent
Troubles In Samoa.
Coukul Fosters Conduct Disapprovedj
and that Official Dismissed.
Npbonso Tolls tho Pope that Spain Can
I3c Catholic aud Yet ho Tolerant.
EngNhh LibtralB Oonaure Disraolps Course
In the Titles Bill Debate.
GREAT BRIT AIN.

XAE A144REHAos
LoNpor, May 5.-Fous Of tho crew of tho shlp
Lsnnle, who wore char8od With nutny and
nnrdor, have bocn found guilty and scnecnced
% ba hnngod.
IN rAnrIANEET.
In tho House Of Lords, Lord Dorby, replying
10 = question Of Earl Granville IN regard 10 tho
Flusiow. case, said that tho Go7ernment Lad
,ont a: dispatch TO The United Blatos Govern
mont, which could hardly havs roachod Wash
pktou yet, and until tho result Of the pendfuR
negotiations were known, It. would be incon-
yentent to put all tho papers before tho House.
In the House Of CommonB, Sir Henry JhneH
LtberaD gave notice that he would movo rod-
ilution to tho e1oes tlst aho Royal Titles Proc.
lhe Government duting tho debate on tho bn,
md therefore tt1c yoto on tho bill was takon
inder olscoucoption. Dlaraeli accepted tho
notion ~ yoto Of ccnsurc. and not OF Wans of
lay no1t. This action Of Dteraeli Was responded
o by cheers and countor-cheGra:
9ir Horny Drunmond Violin [Consorvasivs)
announced that ho would ask tho under-1ecre.
ltatea Goyornmont bud 8tvca notice Of the
ibrogatlon Of thu oxtEadltion clauao OF the ASH
burton troRtT.
blr. Lowe made full md comprehensive
lpotogy for tho utatoHlont In his speocl at
Lsborat Meeting, At Ba!fotd, that tna Queon
wkcd two previous premicrs to Introduce bill
hanging the Royal title.
THE COLLEGE BoATMEN.
LONDON, May 5.-Tha Standard shys tho chal-
hngo Of tho sohuylkill Nav. to tho University
pgatsa has ngain beon considered by the Cam.
Iridgo boatu1on. No definite roply was agreed
lpon. but 31r. Oloao will t:y to organize repre-
tentative crow. ...-...... -.~-..-...
Douu1cAuLr AND TIE F1NrAH PRISONERS.
London Ttnats. April 10.
There uero 3ostorday displayed tn the win
lows Of many ahopa 10 the metropolis printed
}lII. surrounded by q black OF mourning border,
II tho contonts: ''In tho memory. Of tho
lrish political prisoners condemned for llfc.
Ind about to suffer tho tcnth yoar of
,onal servitudo IN English and Australian
i.ols" The bill y s!gaed : Don boaceault" 'f
,oen obtained from tho official noturn Of the
british Government, furnished in 1874. in reply
% motion In tho Houses Of Commons
e.y se'f eh.ss :as 0'sss saa S;s I'll retss
.onccs Inilcted, "fhon follow tho names ol
lightoon prisoners. tho majority being soldiers,
IND tho ohlof ofteusoa charged agalnt then, be-
|gg "nSs g!vlug inferms.!0n 70 commanding m nd
'smutlnous conduct aud dosortion. aud ''tteaso1
folony In trying to dspoae the Queon." Amo1f
tno Civilian priBonors enumerated In tho list o1
lightoan arc Edward Shore mud Patrick Melody
sko wore convicted Of being accessories to tht
murder Of polico-sergoant Brett at Manchester
% 1867. Immediately above the printed aigna
lure, sDiou Doucicault," Ia tho following m
uouncemont "Tho object in publehing this Of
hctal return Ia to keep before the minds Of tht
English people tho truo nature Of tho otrenso
II tho Irish political prisouors, aud To affort
Justification to those who advocate tho mitiga
hon Of penalty thoy feel excessive" It 1houEt
bp Blatcd that Home OF the sontouccs arc no
"for life. - but for periods Of from svolvo t.
lVouly years.