DISSATISFACTION WITH A DIFFERENT STAGE
LONDON, May 10.?In the House of Lords today, Lord Loreburn introduced a resolution expressing dissatisfaction with the administration of Ireland. He complained that the government had ample warnings of what was likely to happen, and was surprised by the rebellion. But it was not right, he said, that one minister should be made a scapegoat. Other ministers should have known what was going on, and they ought to have been as frank as Augustine Pirrell, who resigned after the rebellion had been quelled.

PULL BLAME FOR
Submarine Commander Is Punished and Adequate Indemnity Promised.
VIOLATED ASSURANCES GIVEN TO UNITED STATES
Contention Originally Set Up Exploded by Facts Furnished by American Government.
NOTK COMES FROM GERARD Indicated at State Department That Case Will Be Considered Closed.
M'ASHINOTON, May 10?Germany, in a note received today by cable from Ambassador Gerard, at Berlin, admits that she torpedoed the channel steamer Sussex in violation of assurances given to the United States, expresses regret for the incident, states that the submarine commander has been "appropriately punished" and declares her readiness to pay an adequate indemnity to Americans injured on the vessel. 