The New York herald., 1876-02-20
CABLE NE w S.
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
THE FAILED FIRM.
Severe Storm In the English Channel and
Fears Of Flood in the West.
WINSLOW DON'T VINCE.
The Famous Forgs Anxious for a Grand
American Sensation.
NAPLES CARNIVAL.
African Industrial Productions Shipped for
the American Exposition
CARLISM COLLAPSING.
Latest from Spain, Germany and
Other Quarters.
NAPLES CARNIVAL.
African Industrial Productions Shipped for
the American Exposition.
CARLISM COLLAPsING
Latest from Spain, Germany and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

RKPoRT OF COMMERCIAL FAILURE COR
sREcTED-sEvERE STORM AND SYMPTOMS or
"A FLOOD.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1875
The statement made yesterday that Msssrs. Addle-
shaw warburton, of Manchester had failed IL incor-
rcct
It was Messrs. Edward Wilson Co., manufacturing
chemists, who failed, with liabilities estimated ct
$500, 0O0 and the from the announcement
ot the fact coming through Messrs Addleshaw War
burton, who are solicitors.
STORM IN THE oHASSEL-vERY MANY vEssELs In
DISTRESS
Heavy weather prevailed in the English Channel
during yesterday and last night and the barometer fell
to the lowest point during the winter. The Channel
ports full OF refuged vessels.
LOCAL FLOODS IN THE WEST.
To-day's weather report says that depression
passed Scotland and the North Sea last night
and lies over the west coast Of Norway
The barometer is now rising the west coast of
Great Britain.
There have general rains throughout the coun-
try and local floods in the west of England
THE WIFE OF wNsLow, FoRGER, IN THE
MErRoPoLIs-rnE PRISONERS DEMEANoR-wIIL GO TO
AMERICA OWN
Mrs Winslow, wife OF the Boston forger has arrived
IN this city and has been staying at the charng Cross
some
other lodging. She, her and sister who accom-
panes her, have only about hundred dollars They
to be in great trouble Colonel Cheesebro is en-
deavoring to induce them to America but
yet definite plan looking to that has been de-
cided on. The matter is difficult to manage, the
Legation has no funds applicable to such purpose.
THE PRISONERS BEARING AND IN
AMERICA
Winslow to bear up under his misfortunes
very we'll
He has written to the Legation to-day saying that he
thinks IL would be in the of all parties con-
nscted with his tha. he be in Boston as soon as
possible.
He therefore Offers as an American officer who will
take charge of him and convey him to the United
States will be here and both ne and his family
anxious to return to America that II the Legation
will withdraw the proceedings begun with view TO
his extraditon, no will the arrival OF the officer
turn OF his own accord TO the United States.
CANNOT AocKPrRD
These suggestions, however cannot be hcted upon
the law requires certain delays in order 10 give the
accused chance to appeal
CASH RECOVERED.
The United states Consul at Rotterdam has rccov-
sred from Mrs winslow about 1000 say $1,000 in
cash, and $4, 900 in United States bonds.
Mrs winslow says she does not know how winsow
ootained tnis money 6ne supposes u Is ners Colonel
Cheesbro says she be honest in her represen
tAons does appear know anything about the
swlndling operations OF her husband.
VISITS IN PRISON.
She has seen winslow. The prison regulations admit
one person see prisoner daily the wife, course,
having priority.
PREPARING FOR EXAMINATION.
winslow comes up for examination next Wednesday.
The proceedings will be merely formal and will occupy
only few minutes
ANXIOUS FOR A SENSATION.
Though the ladies' much distressed neither they
the prisoner appear fully realize actual posi-
siton OF matters. winsiow is comparatively cheerful
and very talkativa He seems to think he will 20 back
Boston, havo grand trial. figure extensively in the
newspapers and nnally be discharged.