The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
FISH AND THE FISHERIES.
The Treaty Of Washington Still 4 Subject
Of Delicate Negotiation.
MUTINY AND MURDER.
Eight Sailors Of the Lennie Held for
Trial for Their Lives.
KAHN CONVICTED.
Financial and Commercial Reports
from British Centres.
NORTH SCHLESWIG.
The Ehe1ivo,c Troasurv Ronds Tufnrest- Delav
in the Payment.
KAHN CONVICTED.
Financial and Commercial Reports
from British Centres.
NORTH SCHLESwIG.
The Khedive's Treasury Bonds Interest Delay
in the Payment.
ENGLAND.

THE TREATY OF WARRINGTON AND THE FISH
xRIEs Observation-Disclosures WITH THE
UNITED sTATEs-DoMINIoN OF CANADA
RIcHrs-LENNIx MUrINEERs HELD ON
CHARGE OF MURD1R-rHE CAPTAIN OF THE
rRANcoNIA coNyICrEp-coMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL REPORTS.
LONDON. April 7, 1876.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr. Bourke,
Under Secretary for the oregn Department, in reply
TO Mr. Jenkins question about Ottawa despatch re-
porting that Mr.. Mackenzie had complained IN the
Canadian House Of Commons Of the action OF the
United States regarding the Treaty Of Washington,
said be the Ottawa telegram referred to- but
OF course, the government were yet uniformed re-
garding the debate 1t was true there was some dir
ference OF opinion between the governments OF Great
Britain and tho United states about the Treaty Of
Washington and negotiations were pending relative
to the Fisheries Commission. He thought It hardly
The way speak Of the attitude OF friendly govern
ment TO shy IL interposes difficulties Doubtless de-
lays occur, but the negotiations are proceeding.
Mr.. jenkins announced that he would. at an early
date call attention to the subject and move that the
conduct of the Ministry is dilatory and injurious
THE TITLE BILL
In the House of Lords, to-day, the Royal Title bill,
rs received from tho House OF Commons, passed its
third reading without division after brief debate.
wILLIAx T. GRAY HELD FOR FoRGERY-wAIrNG ZOE
PAPEks.
William E. Gray, Of Now York, who was up before
the Bow Street Police Court yesterday for alleged for
gcres was remanded to April ID, but as the United
States Legation is unwilling base changes on the pa
pers now here he will be further rcmandcd on Thurs
day to await tho arrival OF American occr, now on
his way here who will bring fresh indictments.
Gray has retained Mr. Lewis the lawyer who de-
landed Charles I. Lawrence
CHARLES BRENT AND THE LOUISVILLE BANK FRAUDS.
1t is thought that tho extradition Of Charles Brent
charged with frauds the Falls City Tobacco Bank OF
Louisville and Gray viii DO governed by the decision
In winslow's case.
Nothing further can be said at present about tho
gotiations The United States government has pre-
scented its view Of the matter and 1t is supposed that
Great Britain is taking the opinion of her Law on
GERS.
xurrxY AND MURDER
The examination tho Bow Street Police Court into
tho cases Of several men who charged with
and mutiny the ship Lennie, which has been in
progress for some time, concluded to-day Eight
OF the prisoners formally committed for trial on
The charge Of mutiny and murder.
CAPTAIN CONVICTED
At the Central Criminal Court to-day Captain Ferd
nand Kahn Of tho steamer Franconia (which into
and sunk the stratheyde), found guilty Of man.
slaughter. Sentence deferred to await deciso
Of the Court OF Appeals the question Of Jurisdiction
when Captain Kahn's counsel opened the case for
the defence on Wednesday no submitted that the
defendant was amonablc to British law an he was
foreigner and the commander Of foreign ship proceed
ing upon the high seas-tno general highway OF ma
tons.
Baron Pollock declined TO stop the caso but reserved
tho question for the Court Of Appeals TO decide.
GuILpuALL GLORY FOR PRINCE
The Prince OF Wales has accepted an invitation OF
the Lord Mayor and Corporation Of London to dinner
and ball to be given the Guldhal celebration OF
bis safe return from India
NOT IN THE LAND
The report published the Paris Steele Of the death
ofMr Homo, the sprisualist is untrue.
SILVER
In consequence Of an increase In the Bank Of Ben
RAILS discount rates the market for silver to-day Is
strong At 53xd. offered.
Silver was scarce and very nrm
FINANCE AND TRADE
On the Stock Exchange to-day home railway Sc
cur,,ies have been firm, but Inactive Speculation In
the foreign department has been almost confined TO
Epvptian and Turkish securities, which were de-
messed and largely sold at lower prices Investments
arc neglected Discount Is quiet and money plentiful
at two per cent
xxroars UroRrs.
Tho Board OF Trade returns for March show, ~ COM
Darcd with the corresponding month OF 1874 and 1875
decline or 10 and per cent, respectively, In tho
vaue Of exports and and 10 per cent, respectively,
In the value Of the imports
raE GRAIN TRADE.
The grain trade during the past week has been dull
ana somewhat depressed Notwithstanding the general
shortuess Of supplies A. Manchester yesterday wheat
rs.zc and hour were lower on the week. AZ Brmns-
ham and Bristol prices were barely maintained. On
Tho Continent trade has been quiet Paris quotes
wheat at 4Gs 3D. and -four at sos ID It's arcmark-
sbie fact that larger bulk Of last weeks Imports
wcnt 10 ireland than England and Scotland Stocks
Il tho end OF March we're heavy, the dimnution at
London being exceptional. The opening Of inc Baltic
ports far a. Rcvc has enabled several vessels WIN
wheat TO sail Great Britain. The Ono dry weather
Is enabling tho farmers OF Great Britain and Franceo
reed their fields. Another ouch week would sec the
work Of the season completion.
MARK LANE.
business In Mark lane to-day was very inanim ate
Prices OF wheat and -four wcre lower. Maize was firm
In consequence OF local scarcity. Oats steady at
an advance Of tnrecpcncc on Tuesdays prices Malt
ns barley shilling higher, and other sorts were
Srm. The whole mar et tends downward.
wEArHER REPORT.
rhc weather to-day Is fair.
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