The New York herald., 1876-03-10
CABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE SULTAN'S SUBJECTS.
Christians Tender Military Service to the
POrte-Refused, with Insult.
ROYAL HONOR TO A STANLEY.
French Legislators Caucusing for a
National Amnesty.
MACMAHON'S MINISTRY.
British Statistics of Losses in the
Bay of Biscay.
EMPRESS OF INDIA.
MACMAHON'S MINISTRY.
British Statistics Of Losses in the
Bay Of Biscay.
EMPRESS OF INDIA.
DisraeIi Triumphs Over Gladstone Charge
of Official Insanity.
ENGLAND.

ALABAMA ARBITRATIoN-LADY AUGUSTA
sTANLE1s FUNERAL-A SHIP CAPTAIN IN
SERIOUS TROUBLE
LONDON, March 9, 1876
The Lord Chief Justice Sir Alexander J. E. Cock
burn, to-day presented with the freedom OF the
city OF London He made long speech on the occa
sion which expressed his satisfaction that the
Alabama arbitration they had succeeded at any rate in
the vndication OF the honor Of England
ABBEr-AS IMPOSING FUNERAL
The ofthe late Lady Augusta Stanley, whoded
the 1st inst, buried at Westminster Abbey
to-day with great pomp.
QUEEN
Queen Victoria and her daughters, the Princess
Beatrice and the Marchoness of Lorne, were present
MoURSERs
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, the Primatc OF all
England, the Earl of Shaftcsbury, and the Duke of
Westminster tho chief pail bearers The Duke Of
Northumberland the Bishop OF London, Right Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, viscount Cardwell, Max Muller, and
many other notabilitics followed in the procession.
OFFICIATING CLERGYMAN.
Dean Stanley, the chief mourner, performed the
funeral service.
QUEENS DESIRE.
The remains we're inferred in Westminster Abbey at
the express desire OF Her Majesty, the Queen. This is
worthy OF notice, as the honor of burial within the
Abbey has been accorded in few instances ladies'
FAMOUS COMMISSIONER HOME FROM EGYPT
Mr. Cave has returned from his mission to Egypt
He arrived in London to-day.
rHE sTRArH-oLYDE-FRASc pIsAsTER-coRoNKR's
JURY VERDICT.
The jury in the adjourned inquest at Poplar the
6trath-Clyde disaster have returned verdict
They find the captain of the Franconia to blame for
the in which he navgatcd his vessel; that the
collision occurred in consequence thereof and that his
conduct greatly Influenced by the pilot whose be-
havior deserves grave censure
MAxsLAUGHTER.
They conclude by pronouncing q verdict OF
slaughter against the captain.
sHIPwREcKs' srATIsrIcs-Loss BAY OF
Ir the House OF Commons this evening" Mr. McIver
member for Birkenhcad, and formerly of the man.
aging Of the Cunard steamers, asked whether
there had been any dminution OF the number of
sells lost in the Bay of Biscay since the adoption of the
load line restriction.
Sir G. u. Adderey President of the Board of Trade,
replied that between February, 1874 and February,
1875 twcnty-sx steamers lost, with IT'S lives;
and between February 1875 and February 1876, only
two steamers were lost with twenty-sx lives
QUEENS NEW TITLE
Mr. Disraell moved the second reading OF the Titles
BILL which declares that the title Of the sovereign shall
be:-
''victoria by the grace OF Cod OF the United King
dom oil Great Britain ireland, queen, Defender OF
The Faith, and Empress of India"
Mr. Dsrael refued tho objections that the title OF
Empress not English, and that the colonies
neglected. He declared the colonsis English
men.
CONVICT FENASs.
Mr. Maurice Brooks. home rule member for Dublin
city, inquired IL the Queen assuming the new title
would extend clemency to the Fenian convicts
Mr. Disraen promised to reply to the question when
the bill passed.
OPPOSITION
Mr. Samueson, member for Banbury, and an ad-
vanced liberal attacked tho proposed change, and
moved adjournment
Ex-rREmER ON OFFICIAL INSANITY
Mr. Gladstone argued that there existed important
States IN India which not under English dominion
II the bill should work political change in their
ytatus, It was unustnabe, and its passage would bc
act Of tcmcrity bordering insanity He urged
The claims of the colonies and concluded by announc-
Ing that he supported the motion TO adjourn
The Marquis OF Harrington subsequently advised
Mr. Samuelson to withdraw the motion for adjourn
ment, but the conservatives objected
A CABINET TRIUMPH
The motion finally rejected by vote OF 2s4 to
The bill then passed its second reading
PREPARATIONS FOR THE TRIAL OF THE CAPTAIN
OF THE FBANcoNIA.
LoSDoy, March 10, 1876
The witnesses who testified at the Sirathcydc in
quest Poplar bound TO appear at tho next
sessions OF the Central Criminal Court
The Captain of the Francona will be admitted to
bail.
An application will DO made to have the Deal Coro
ners warrant committing the Captain for trial. trans
ferred to the Central Criminal Court instead Of the
Maidstone AssIzes