The New York herald., 1876-12-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
DIPLOMACY BY CABLE.
The Arrest Of Brent a Concession of
the American Claim.
THE EASTERN MUDDLE.
RusSia'S Attitude Unthanged-Servia and
Roumania Arming.
SETTLING THE FRENCH CRISIS.
THE EASTERN MUDDLE.
SETTLING THE FRENCH CRISIS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

sderabc public interest, and II Is now pretty gener
lily understood that tho government has tacity ad-
nittcd It's and the justice Of the American de-
nands. It's action in regard to Brent, which is
generally known, Is taken as conclusive evidence on
tins point, and people not sorry that this knotty
question IS near satisfactory settlement.
THE GOVERNMENT ACTION.
Tho Daily Nstos prints the following in official
form:-"we understand Her Majesty's government,
after discussion with the United States Minister,
have accepted the American Interpretation OF the Ex
tradition Treaty. II Is hoped that now the
American Interpretation OF the treaty has been ad.
m.ttcd the United States will be willing TO enter into
treaty enarging the scope OF extraditiop." Tho
Ne,os gives the following as the Interpretation
ccptcd by Engand:-That prisoner surrendered for
offence may after iair trial for that offence
be at renrrested tho country to which he has
been delivered up and put his trial for any other
crime for which he would be liable to cxtradition
under the treaty. The paper confirms the report
that winslow got an inkling OF what was going on
and escaped.
BRENr's ExTRADIroN CERTAIN
There is very little doubt that Brent will be extra
ditea at the end Of fifteen days. The demand for
made 10 Sir james Ingham by the Home
0lIicc on the 9th OF November bu. Brent with
his ut Canterbury Barracks and could he kept
under surveillance, and his arrest might become
until 1t had been pretty satisfactorily ascertained
that Wnsow Gray had decamrcd. Detective
Shore took the warrant to Canterbnryton Saturday
last and apprehended Brent who said, when arrested
that he knew there would be agreement between
the governments of Great Britain and the United
States about cxtradiiion this month. On Monday Mr.
Hoppin First Secretary OF the United States Legation,
appeared before Sir James Ingbam and produced
cipher despatch which he deposed from Secretary
Fish and was in the cipher used between the State
Department and the legation and contained instruc-
lions TO the latter to apply for Brens charge
OF forging and uterng Mr. Hoppin also deposed that
the United States government prepared receive
the prisoner for tho purpose OF prosecuting him. De-
tccivc shore dcposed TO arresting Brent at Queens
town in March last, and to hearing the evidence
upon which Sir Thomas Henry committed him; also
TO tho arrest Canterbury and the foregoing remark
OF Brent. Mr.. Mullins solicitor Of the London Bank
ers Protective Association, testified to the fact OF the
previous examination OF Brcnt and that the evidence
then produced had since been returned to America
THE PRISONERS STATEMENT.
Brent id:-Ail have TO say Is that was threc
monhs in the House of.Detcntion and was released
becausc The governments could como to an agree
ment about cxtradtion. On my release authorized
detective Shore TO return draft, my money, watch,
rings, &c. TO tho Merchants National Bank OF
States as soon as possible without waiting
for the expiration Of the fifteen days Sir James
lagham said -s'You must wait fifteen days according
10 iaw.' He then formally committed the prisoner
because he had been previously committed evidence
satisfactory to Sir Thomas Henry. winslow and
Gray supposed to have gone where they cannot
be extradited, but English detectives and United
states representatives still endeavoring
them
RUssIA's ATTITUDE uxcHAxGED.
From the East the is OF very little moment.
The most noteworthy item OF news is despatch from
ST. Petersburg. which says that the statement that
Russia has issued n fresh circular concerning her
policy the Conference, is pronounced to be without
foundation. on the question OF occupation Russias
attuude remains precisely the close Of last
MONTH when it announced from st. Petersburg in
u spatch dated November 2y, that autonomy Tor tho
Turkish provinces must be guaranteed; that occupa-
nun the best means of rendering such guarantee
,eauous; that Russia would prefer 10 have the othor
P,wrrs parcipate the occupation, but IL they did
u, she would undertake II single handed Rrssia's
oacid programme has yet been submitted to the
Powers aad will oily be made known at the Csnier-
cncc.
RUssIA's PREPARATION
despatch from Bucharest asserts that ma iiesto
~ tho has been already printed and dstrbu ted
throughout tho Empire, ready for publication nt
inomcut's notice. The commanders Of the Southern
army have received orders to be ready to the
Prrih INTO RoumaYia, where trains have been
gagcd transport the troops TO the Danube Northern
Bosnia is entirely denudcd of Turkish troops Re-
Dewed outbreak and lawlessncss feared.
sEgvIAS OUTRAGE on Az AUSTRIAN STEAMER
correspondent at Pcsth telcgraphs that the Ser
Wan police, having forcbly detained aud searched an
Austrian mail steamer the representative OF Austria
demand ior satisfaction. AMI two Austrian monitors
have been sent Scmlin to support the demand The
statement that Austria mad decided occupy Bosnia
is declared upon Trustworthy authority 10 be un-
founded.
PANIC IN RouMAyrA
telegram from Bucharest says a panic has scrzed
the population OF Roumania especially In the towns
on the Danube. Many families have fled fearing an
immediate invasion by the Turks. The newspaper
omannetis publishing leading articles tending TO calm
the public mind 1t declares the fears OF Turkish in
vasion unfoundcd tho best relations exist between
Roumania and Turkey.
REvrcrUALLISa xcsIc
A despatch from Raausa states that the Demarca-
iion Commission has concluded its labors. Montene-
gro has consented TO supply Ncsc with two months
provisions for 8. 900 persons. Movements OF Turkish
troops on a large scale going Herzegovina
and Bosnia.
RUSSIAN OFFICERS REMAIN IN sERvrA.
despatch from Belgrade says the scavonian com.
m,lees in Russia have notified their representatives
In scrvia TO cease getting passports and furnishing
money enable Russian officers TO leave servia as all
those absent on urlough will to servia imme
darely.
sEgviA AND RouMASIA ARMixG.
despatch from Belgrade says the Scrvian govern
ment have given fresh orders abroad for arms and
ammunition From Bucharest comes a similar re-
port the Roumaninn government have ordered
So 600 Chrssepot rifles and the necessary ammunition
IRON a Belgian irm.
EXCITEMENT IN TURKEY.
despatch from ConstantnopIc says tho European
rlenipoentiarics held their Grst preliminary meeting
upon the conference at tho Russian Embassy to-day
Much patriotic excitement prevails throughout Turkey
Sons OF the best families are voluntarily enlisting
An AGREEMENT NOT IMronslHLR