The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
GABLE NE S
From All Parts OF the
Old World.
WINSLOW'S Case In PARLIAMENT.
The Queens Government Not Likely to ASSUME The
Responsibility Of His Discharge
DSRAEA DISSENTS FROM THE BERLIN NOTE
The Fcnian Convicts Classified Irish Home
Rulers Against Amnesty.
A GREAT FIRE IN GREEN0CK.
Prince Jerome Napoleon Accepts the
French Republic.
IRON-CLAD SQUADR0NS IN MOTION.
British, Russian and German War Ships
Stcaming Eastward.
A GREAT FIRE IN GREENOCK.
Prince Jerome Napoleon Accepts the
French Republic.
IRoN-cLAD sQUADRoNs IN MOTION.
British, Russian and German War Ships
Steaming Eastward.


THE wINsLOw observation-disclosures Diff
CuLT1Es-cABINxT DISSENT FROM THE EAST
ERN POLICY or THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM
DIsRAELI's REPORT OF THE CONVICTED FR-
xIANs-IRIsH HOME RULERS AGAINST AMNEs-
TY-THE PRISONERS OF THE ocrAv1A-wILL
THEY BE PROTECTED?
Tspxc1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD DY CABLE.
LONDON, May %, 1876.
have information that Earl Derby withdraws
the English opposition to winslow's extradition.
Though he cannot interfere with the law, yet it is
believed that winslow win be given up tomorrow.
rHx wNsLow CASE IN PARLIAMENT
In the House OF Commons to-day notice given
that Sir William Vernon Harcourt LIBERAL member for
tho city Of oxford, WILL tomorrow, Esd inst, question
the government to whether before the na release
Of winsIow. the House will have opportunity to con-
slider the correspondence between the Unitod States
and tho British government in his
THE QUEENS xISIsrREY LrKKLy REcEDE PROM
YrRsr POSITION.
II Is understood that tho government will ask that
winslow DO further remandcd tomorrow, and as
Baron Pollock Is not likely to mako any difficulty
there is little probability Of the prisoners immediate
among those Interested In the tho govern
ment will adhere to Its present position but Will
seek other solution Of tho question than refusal
of It's own responsibility to comply with tho require
ments OF tho treaty
MUNICIPAL LAW TREATY STIPULATION?
The Pail Mall Gazette, which has hitherto strongly
Endorsed the position Of tho government, IN leading
editorial to-day, Secretary Fish's letter Of March
3lst s maintains that the government Is obliged to
obey the municipal law In preference to treaty stpua
ons but says the government ought TO take steps to
refer to the courts the question whcthor the Ashburon
Treaty Is excepted from the operation of the act OF
1870 "In the last resort" says the Pail Nal Gascte
at question not for law officers but for law courts.
and therc recognized OF raising It in tho lat
ter for their decision Our government will not DO
wholly free from responsibility to the United States
I'll this question has boon raised and decided"
THE POLICY TOWARDS TURKEY.
Mr.. Disrae, replying to q question OF Mr. Camp
bell, said IL true that the government was unable
to in tho proposal OF the Northern Powers for
the Pacincation Of the Turkish provinces and that
was impossible 70 publish the erms OF the proposal
until had been formally communicated to the Porte
FESAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or coSvrcrs
During tho session OF the House OF. Commons Mr.
Dsracli in reply to question OF Mr. Maurice Brooks
liberal and homo ruler, member for tho city of Dublin
Quecn
tend mercy tho persons imprisoned for breach OF ale
icgance to Her Majesty stated that only fifteen per-
sons remain in custody within tho category OF Mr.
Brooks question.
After lengthy explanation, showing that two OF
these convicted OF murder and that in Eng
lish prisons and the remainder in West Australia,
mostly under military surveillance merely, Mr. Dsrael
said, considering the circumstances no cannot
recommend the granting Of amnesty,
Mr.. John O'Connor Power, member for Mayo
county, who also liberal and home ruler, under
motion adjourn strongly protested against tho gov
ernm ents course
Mr.. George Anderson, liberal. member for Glasgow;
Mr.. Disraoli and Mr. Joseph ellis Biggar member for
Cavan county, Ireland, a homo ruler and liberal,
spoke in reply, upholdng tho action OF tho Ministry
and declaring that England's honor was at tako.
After further observations by Mr. Charles s Parnell,
home ruler member for Meath; Mr. Philip Cnllan, lib.
eral member for Dundak, and others, some OF tho
English members saying they sgnod the petition for
amnesty under misapprehcnson, the subject OF the
Fcnians dropped.
The scene during the debate was very animated
rnE cuBAxs BOARD THE ocrAvIA-ARE rHKy PRO-
TECTED AGAINST SPAIN
Mr. John Simon QibcraD will ask tomorrow
whether tho Cubans board The Octava at the time
OF hor capture by tho spaniards been released
obtain their release. since all board tho Octavia
wcrc protected by the British flag
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID CONTINENTAL Markets
The Mark Lane Ezprcss, In its OF the British
corn trade during tho past week, says tho present
aspect OF tho country. although not alarming not
calculated to afford farmers much satisfaction. Ligh.
lands fairly promising crops, but heavy soils
tho crops nrc poor We incline tho idea that with
tho cessation Of cold winds and with little warm rain
crops will fairly
Tho country markets were almost without exception
dcarer at tho close OF last week Tho trade In London
has been marked with considerable nrmncss aud with
. steady demand for tho Continent Wheat has i'm
proved shilling per quarter.
EXPORTS
Tho continuance OF the export inquiry and tho stcad
ness with which cargocs or the for tho
Continent show that the request Is based upon gen
uinc foundation and the leading features OF tho rndc
have been considerably strengthened thereby In add
ton to the inquiry for wheat the spot cargocs
on tho coast the demand for tho Continent has ex
tended TO cargocs passage from Australia and CALI
fornia
III Is proper TO supplement the foregoing with tho
statement tho direction Of the wind altered the
southwest yesterday The weather moderated greatly,
the thermometer rising 10 IL and to-day showers havo
fallen and tho weather Is warm.-I.oSDox AGENT
rnR ASSOCIATED PRESS
FORMIDABLE RErxFoRcEMESrs ron THE MEDI-
TERRANEAS FLEET.
LONDON, May %, 1870
The Standard this morning says:-"ws understand
that the Admiral commanding the Channel squadron
has received tssgrsphio instructions eoun.ermanding