The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
Count AndrasSyS Circular Rejected by the
HerzegOvinian Leaders.
THE BURMESE EMBASSY
Latest from Austria, Italy and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

MINISTER scHENcK ON AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
UNITY WITH GREAT BRIrAN-wnL HE RE-
SIGN?
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Feb. 49, 1876.
At the, annual dinner Of the Associate Chamber of
Commerce, which took place at the Westminster
Palace Hotel, Sampson Lloyd presiding, the chair
man proposed the health OF the foreign Ministers,
compiled with the name OF General Schenck, who
responded.
WHAT HE SAID
Minister Schenck observed that "hte American
trade with England was more than third OF her
whole trade with the world and, reckoning the trade
with India and the British dependencies her English
trade amounted to half Of the whole trade Of the
United States.
THE BOND OF UNION
Throwing out OF question the sentiment OF SINH
1arity OF language and institutions, it no wonder
that the United States felt herself more closely
linked to England than any other nation.
THE PRoTEcrIoNsr TARIFF.
r'He would not make any remark ON the restrictive
tari, further than that they In America knew what
was good for their interest and it generally
understood that the people OF England were alive TO
their own"
WILL HE REsIGNS
There is a rumor that Mr. Schenck rendered his
resignation on becoming aware of the recent action
Of Congress.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT UssEATED FOR
BRBERY-sATAN1c CONFUSION IN THE LAW
CHURCH.
LONDON Fe6 1e, 1915
Mr.. Robert Henry Hurst liberal who was elected
memberpfthe House OF Commons in December last for
Horsham, Sussex has been unseaed in consequence of
sending letters the voters promising pay their
railway expenses to the polling place
Justice Guam, OF the Court Of Queens Bench de-
therefore void.
JENKINS SUSTAINED AGAINST Tue
cHURoHMEN
The Judicial Committee Of the Privy Council to-day
decided the case OF Jenkins against Cook appealed
from the Arches Court Canterbury favor OF Jen-
kins
jenkins had denied the personality Of Satan and
the Rev. Mr.. Cook thereupon refused to administer
the sacraments Jenkins sued in the Court OF Arches
and the Court sustained Rev. Mr.. Cook.
The judicial Committee, however, condemned Cook
TO pay all the COSTS and admonshed him 10 refuse
TO administer the sacraments to Jenkins
AMERICAN OFFICIAL HISTORY OF wNsLows
ARREsr-rHR CELEBRATED FoRoER ANXIOUS
CONCERNING THE LAW OF xxTRADIrIoN-HIs
EFFORTS AT coHczALMENr AND HIS BEARING
IN BOW STREET.
LoSpoS. Feb 16, 1876
Colonel w. H. cheesebro, the Second Secretary Of
legation who worked up the winsow affair here, fur
nishes the following particulars
OFFICIAL PARTICULARS AND INTERESTING FACTS.
Wnsow asked the captain OF the steamer Rotter-
dam n the United States had exraditon treaty with
Holland The captain replied that he thought there
was such treaty This frightened winslow who then
concluded to TO England Ho left the steamer in
pilot boat and landed somewhere on the Dutch
His wife, sister and went on TO Rotterdam. In
order 10 oafie his pursuers he telegram TO his
wife bearing date 'sBrussels
Colonel Cheesebro Is unable 10 say whether wnsow
really went TO Brussels where he was when he sent
this telegram Winslow subsequently went 10 Rotter-
dam, and thence came on TO London
THE cLRw TO wHERxABours IN RxorAxn
The clew TO his Whereabouts was discovered bv inter
ceptng letter addressed TO- his wife telling her 70
write TO him at hurray's, the great publishers He
told her TO address her letters TO Morton care
OF Murrays. Pubshera He signed this letter clifton
He, himself, went TO Murray's Monday and wrote
and lef letter there addressed Morton Laferts his
alias For thus letter he, for same nexplcable reason,
called Tuesday when detective, VINO was In wait
ing, arrested him.
UNDER ARREST.
He acknowledged his identity and went along
quietly.
CASE SUPPLY
winsow informs Colonel Cheesebro that he had
SO 900 when he started from tho United States which,
he declares 10 the proceeds Of the sale OF his wfes
privnte proDertr He says he has plenty OF evidence