, 1876-05-25

vas unable to concur in the proposal Of
The northern powers for the pacifcation
Of Turkeys provinces. and that it was
impossible to publish the terms Of the
proposal which had been formally COM
nupicated 70 the Porte.
Sir VIM. Vernon Basonei, liberal
member for city Of Oxford. will to-mor-
row question the gossfhlaent Is to
whether before the final release Of
winslow the house will have an oppor-
tunity to consider the correspondents
between the United States and the Brit.
ish Government in his case.
1t is understood that the government
will ask that Winslow be further remand
Cd Tomorrow, and ~ Baron Pollock il
not likely to make any difficulty there
is little probability Of the prisoners I'M
mediate discharge:
LosDox, May ,2S-A Paris cores
pondent telegraphs that England has
communicated to the foreign represent
stives at London the text of their reply
declining agreement to the conclusions
of the Berlin conference. The point to
which England principally objects is
the decision of the three powers that in
case their friendly intervention should
not effect paci6cation the six powers
unitedly would have Considered other
and more efficacious measures. England
thinks this declaration contains princi-
pies of armed intervention. and is in
furious to the liberty and independence
of Turkey. 1t stated that negotions
have already been commenced for the
modification of this declaration. so as
to induee England to sign the pfoposi-
ton of the conference. A dispatch
from Berlin says intelligence has been
received in official quarters there from
Constantinople which indicate that the
Sultan will be compelled to abdicate
the throne very shortly.
LONDON, May 22-The Standard says
that Admiral Connolly. Of the Channel
squadron. has received telegraphic in
-truction countelmanding previous Or
ders for the squadron to proceed to
Madeira. It being considered desirable
to keep the vessels in readiness to be
in the Mediterranean should an emer-
gency require it. The iron turret ship
Monarch has already Eeen detached
from the Channel squadron to proceed
Immediately to Malta. The Admiral
Su uperintendent of the Malta dock yard,
who. except under very extraordinary
circumstances. remains at Malta. will
Join the Mediterranean fleet on board
the Monarch. One iron-clad and the
steam frigate Raleigh, % guns. now
lying at Plymouth. have received orders
to prepare for sea with all possible tis-
patch and proceed to the Mediterrane-
an. The iron clad steamer Hector. 18
guns, and the armor-plated steamer
Iron Duke. IA guns. both of the Coast
Guard service. have been ordered to
Join the Channel squadron.
Special dispatches from Vienna re-
port Russia about TO send five IRON
clads from Constradt and the Egean
Saa.
4In the House of Commons the Mer-
chants Shipping Bill. as reported from
the Committee of the Whole, was con-
sidered. Plymsoll proposed an amend
ment to the bill.
QUEBEC. May 23-Louis Rict arrived
today, en- route to the Beaufort Asy Ium.
1t is said his health is completely
broken down.
New --NNEEww YeRkk. YeRkk MAJ 2ss-D--ccxs and Van.
derbilt are recovering.
The Herald's cable says: 81 have
information that Derby withdraws his
opposition to Winslow's extradition.
though he cannot interfere with the
law. It is believed he will be surren-
dersd to- rao<row."
Pioneers of the territorial days of
California will assemble at the Pacific
Coast Centt nnial Hall in Philadelphia
Sept. 9th, the 29th anniversary Of the
admission of California into the Union
A gath ring of Galifornians is expected
on that occasion.
The 7ribune's Philadelphia special
says, Donald Cameron heads the dele
ga,ion to Cincinnati. While Cameron
can control majority of the Pennsyl-
vania delegation for Conkling, Blaine
10 likely to get part. despite yesterday q
trade. including probably all Of the
PhiladelpLis twelve. Prospects of q
bitter fight by the anti Cameron and
Conkling mea are imminent.
NEW York, May 23.-Gold closed al
1lZZa(0T.
TRENTON. May 23.-Ths Democratic
State Convention met to-day. Rssolu
tons favoring nomination of Joel Parkes
for President were received with great
applause. A resolution was agreed up
ON declaring tor hard money.
WARRINGTON. May 23.-Every mem-
Der of the Senate has received by mail
from San Francisco anonymous PAM
phlets arguing what is styled the other
side of the Chinese question in Cali
fornia. and elaborately denying nearly
all tbs allegations of the San Francisco
Anti Chinese mass meeting. 1t con-
tends that ths Chinese number less than
one-eight Of the population of San
francisco, and one-thirteenth Of the