The New York herald., 1876-12-06

her claim to independence and the possession OF the
mouths Of the Danube.
SIcsIc NOT YET REvIcrrALLED
despatch from Rasusa asays:-Notwithstanding the
armstcc the insurgents refuse 10 permit Ncsc to DC
revictualled The garrison the last extremity
The Turks preparing revctua the place BY force
TURKISH VIOLATION OF THE TRUCE
despatch from Belgrade reports that Turkish
battalion has attacked servian outpost at a village
which had been assigned to the Servians by the Do
marcaton COMMISSIONERS The ambassadors al Con
stantinope have been notified Of this violation Of the
truce
ExrRApIrIoS TREATY
learn that the London correspondent OF the Liver
pool Courier has telegraphed TO that journal follows
~ am informed that the American government have
virtually accepted the revised cxtraditon ,rcaty be-
tween Great Britain and tho United States drawn up
by England
THE
Tho Crown lawyers have been Tor time
gagged in rcmodellng tho clauses OF the present treaty
and drafting clauses defining more explicitly the
conditions under which extradton may be granted.
The drat when completed submitted to Mr.. Fish,
and although the treaty yet signed It has IN
substance been accepted by tho Washington gov
ernmenL Negotiations have progressed so far that
the British authorities elt justified in rearresting the
persons who owed their Liberation 10 the late difn'
Guilty.
ARRESTED.
Charles Brent. the Louisville forger was appre-
hendcd on Monday, and will be brought up at tho
Bow Street Police Court during the present week.
AFTER wISsLow.
E. D. winslow, the Boston forgor, and William f.
Gray, tho New York rorgcr have not yet beon found.
III supposed that they received some inklng OF the
rearranged treaty and decamped
PIERREPoSr NOTHING.
correspondent took the foregoing to United States
Minister Pierrcpont. He seemed surprised 10 II in
print but said:- ~ not in position to say any
thing about II, one way or the other"
ENGLISH OFFICIALS LIKEWISE RErcESr.
The correspondent then went to the Home ONCE, and
informed that tho ORDER for Brcnts arrest
transmitted through that oncc and the Of his
rest was confirmed The Official could give iurther
information. At the Bow Street Police Court, Sir
James Ingham, who has been transferred there from
the Wandsworth Police Court since Sir Thomas Henry's
dcath had issued stringent orders that information
on the subject should be made public Tho corre-
spondcnt learned, however, that Brent was in fact
brought TO Bow street with great secrecy, and ar
raigncd before Sir James Ingham in his private room
yesterday. The proceedings are unknown
From all that could be gathered It may bo inferred
that the Courier correspondents statement suosan
TALLY correct and that acceptance by telegraph Of the
new treaty has ratified and that Great Britain on
faith thereof and in anticipation OF the presentation
of the treaty the United States Senate and its gain
ing publicity, have ordered the arrest OF the throe
accused parties.
BRENT REMASDxD.
When discharged previously Brent enlisted a
private in the Sixteenth Lancers, and with that
regiment when arrested yesterday. On an order Of
the Home Onico Mr. Mullins. Solicitor OF the London
Bankers Protective Association, appeared for the
prosecution. Brcnts arrest being unknown he
not defended Sir James Ingham will not permit the
aIidavits bo inspected. but they probably the
same on which Brent was previously arrested. Brent
was remandcd to the House of Detention, where he
will remain until the treaty is ratified.
PRESS CONFIRMATION REPORT
The Standard this morning states that Sir James
Ingham the Bow street magistrate, says secrecy
cernng Of Brent ia observed at the request
OF the government Tho Standard confirms the report
that the OF the United States has, by tec-
graph sgnined its acceptance OF the Extradition
Treaty.
THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS
Tho ministerial crisis in France is still unsettled md
the Soldier President Is in straits find Prime
Minister who will be sufficiently conservative and will
ing to undertake the difficult task despatch from
Paris says:-"It appears certain that tho Duke
d'Audinre,P Pasquiar has positively declined to form
new cabinet Negotiations are now pending with
members OF the Left and Left Centre. NJ Duclcrc is
most prominently mentioned amongst those likely to
enter the Ministry.
VACCINATIONS DILEMMA
Later Paris dispatches say that In consequence OF
the reiterated refusal of the Duke Pasqucr
to undertake the formation OF Cabinet, President
MacMahon will hold conference with the Presidents
OF the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies tomorrow II
has been ascertaincd that the Marshal ANXIOUS to
retain General Berthant in order TO establish tho prn
cplc that tho Was Ministry will hereafter not be az
fcctcd by parliamentary changes. The Left has
solved to demand The dismissal OF a certain number Of
antrepublican functionarics
BREWING SPAIN.
Thcro Is evidently trouble storo for Spain.
The troublesome Basquos still clamoring for their
cherished ieros. and do not disposed to submit
quietly to their abolition. A despatch IRON Bilbao
says there considerable political excitement here.
The Jun.a Of Biscay have assembled in cxtraordi-
nary session. and 1t is feared that tho Governor will
dissolve it, Tho newspapers recommend the people
the Basque provinces TO remain quiet
ROYAL MARRIAGE GOSSIP.
II Is stated by some OF the London papers that the
obstacles to marriage OF the King Of Spain with
Duke do Montpcnsicr's daughter have been removed.
pEnAr9 on THE CUBAN WAR LOAN
A special despatch from Madrid says:-"In the Sen.
ate yesterday debate resumed Marshal Conchas
motion dsapprovng the Cuban war loan. The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs said the insurrection IN Cuba by
son Of its attacks upon property and the atrocities
which characterized H. was war OF extcrminaton.
Both Europe and America interested in rcpudi-
atng all sympathy with such war. which could only
result in the absolute and final triumph of Spain
THE UNIVERSITY 0ARsMEy
IL is reported here that the Cambridge University
Boat Club declined the challenge OF Yale and Cor
nell universities fouroared race on the Thames
from Putncy 10 Mor,akc in August, 1917
THE WITH pAHoMEy.
Advccs from Cape Coast Castle by way Of Madeira
to-day state that tho Dihamians are growing more
threatening Two Portuguese merchants werc
stripped logged, carried TO Abomcy aud their facto
res pundercd for saying that the King ought to pay
the British fine. Seven natives have been shot Tor