The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
THE AMERICAN FoRGERs.
THE xxrRADIr1oN MIDDLE IN TIE GASES or
w1SsLow AND GRAY.

wlNsLow AND GRAY.
Bosros, April IL. 1874
Edward s Sears OF this city who accompanied Do
tcetive Dearborn his mission 70 London to bring
home wnslow, the Boston forger, has just returned
The British government he says. absolutely aiheres
TO IT'S dclerm nation 10 give up winslow without
pledge from tho President the passage OF nm nct by
Congress that shall insure his and all similar
cases which may occur in future the trial OF tho
criminal on only tho charge upon which his extradtion
Is granted. No doubt tho principle involved is the
establishment OF precedent which shall prevent the
extraditon OF any political offenders trumped-up
charge OF forgery robbery tho like by his gov
ernineuI Both England and the United States have
ioug ago put themselves record Enthusiastically
against surrcndcring up to any foreign governments
political offenders who have taken refuge within
their territory; but this principle would be violated
and rendered OF no effect IL could
be returned charge covered by tho Extra
dition Treaty. and them that charge being ignored be
tried for purely political offence On the other hand
the class Of crimes embraced In the provisions Of the
Ashburton Treaty lew in number and so confined
To offences against the pocket that thcrc very little
opportunity Of sccurin. criminal unless the case
agains. him be very definite and tho proofs abundant
and easily produced. For instance, there Is extra
dl,ion for manslaugh,er, and IL charge OF murder
against criminal be insutacienty suppe nd there IS
no chance orsecurine his punishment
wiHsLow ANXIOUS TO ps-ueS .aawg ----~s
Mr.. Sears ssys ,:at winslow possessing his soul
"a nucn, patience rs he may in the Ulcrkenwcl House
OF Detcntlon and seems to be improving in health of
late. Whether he cherishes ho Il inalv Gaping
through tho failure Of the two go. merits Y lfeo on
the terms Of his cxirad,tion he G. lot say M he is
assured by VINO profess KIN !, A,nly
seems reasonable. tina. Il the matter DO "a kaon
the authorities here viii not keep him ~ 4nne nent
much longer, but will discharge him, eaSpg HIM Tree
to 20 where chooses to remain London II SO
born, watching impatienty Hs rogress or
lack OF progress, in the matter. eeF fhoueh they
naturally anxious TO get ltne they arc
watch ana wat'' Mrs winslow viss aer husband
daily and carries him little dclicacic IL comforts.
Nearly all her available time during the day is thus
had she the opportunity TO about the city the
sights She has the hearty sympathy OF all who know
her situation and has received several offers OF assist
from Americans In London. She expressed the
desire to Mr. Sears that her friends in Boston might
know that she well and cheerful possible
the crcumstances that she grateful for the
Kindness shown hcr and hopeful OF speedy return to
her homo and friends Her sister and sou are with
her. and seem happy and contentcd.
now GRAY WAS ARRESTED.
Tho arrest Of William s. Gray the celebrated New
York orger has already been reported In the HERADs
cable specials II that the afternoon OF tho
3lst ulI Detective John Mckiejoh OF Scotland Yard
while walking in Pmlico, saw young man whose
countenance, he thought looked familiar. He
suited his pocket stock of photographs walked around
his man and scrullnzed HIM sharply, then, stepping
up, said. Beg pardon, but is this Mr. Morgang mo,
sir, said the young man. ''ny name IL DR.. Coetzo
"The very man want; come along, Mr. Gray" replied
the officer. and the astonished forget lett without
leg TO stand on II appears that OF late under the
Of Coletzo Gray has boon operating in London in
connection wiih land emigration scheme, and his
wi doubt, be hailed with joy by OF hts
recent rs we'll rs his New York victims. Mcan
time tho winsIow case makes no progress. and till
that is settled doubtless neither Brent the Louisville
Tobacco Bank forger, nor Gray tho NeX York "auto-
graph sharp" will return TO their native country.