New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
EXTRACTION NEGOTIATIONS.

EXTRACTION NEGOTIATIONS
PUBLICATION OF THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
LORD DERRY AND SECRETARY FISH GREAT
BRITAIN ANXIOUS THAT THE ADDITIONAL ARTr-
Gle BE ACCEPTED.
LONDON. Thursday, June 8, 1875.
] he British Foreign Office has published the
correspondence relative the Extradtion Treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United States From this IL
appears that Mr.. Hoffman, the American Charge
d'Afaires, In conversation with Lord Derby on May
%, suggested settlement OF the difficulty by the
negotiation OF an article additional TO the treaty Of 1912
Lord Derby wrote to Mr. Hoffman saying the Govern
ment ready to meet this suggestion Immediately
and inclosed the draft Of article providing that per
extradited shall only be tried for the Oense for
which they are surrendered This article similar
the one formerly agreed to by Mr. Fish during the nego
tiations In 1871 concerning revised treaty
Earl Derby tcegraphed Mr. Thornton, the British Min
lister at Washington authorizing him to sign the add
tonal article above Mr. Fish declined to accept the
proposal and expressed to Minister Thornton his OK
IRENE regret that Mr. Honans suggestion should have
led Lord Derby into misapprehension. Though the
United States willing to make new and enlarged
treaty. they could not agree to the proposed article
Earl Derby wrote Minister Thornton the goth OF
May expressing regret that Secretary Fish declined TO
to the additional article every obstacle To the
surrender OF prisoners would have been thereby re-
moved On the question to what authority should de-
eide whether an ofense for which prisoners
extradltiOn is demanded is political or Grim
inal. England agreed to meet Mr.. Fish's views
by emitting from the clause words empowering police
magistrates to determine the nature of the crime, but
the Government could not hold out the hope that 1t
would be possible to ask Parliament to sanction treaty
opposed the Act OF 1870, which would permit the
trial of exradted persons for extradable crime other
than that for which they surrendered. He con-
Guides Thc Government earnestly hope that Secretary
will withdraw his objection the additional article
and thus enable treaty to be signed immediately
TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
THE EMS CONFERENCE sERyIA DissUADED FROM
WAR;
LONDON, Thursday, June 8, 1876.
A special dispatch from Vienna TO The Daily
Telegraph says IL stated that Count Anr,ssy has been
asked to meet Prince Gortchako and Prince Bismarck
at Ems but has yet definitely accepted the invitation
VIENNA. Thursday June 8, 1876.
A telegram from Belgrade received here announces
that the servian Government has declared that 1t will
follow recommendation Of Russia not to enter into
bostilities against Turkey.
TIE BERLIN s,HEME ABANDONED.
LONDON, Friday June Q, 1875.
The announcement is confirmed that the memor.
andum OF the Berlin Conference viii not be pre-
Porte, satisfaction for the saonca out
rage has been obtained armsce to the Insurgents has
granted, aud for reforms expected
to be accorded spontaneously.
ROME, Thursday, June 8, 1876.
1t denied that Chevaer Ngra has been nrusted by
tile Italian Government with mission to Ems in bar
ony with the views of England the Turkish question.
MONTENEGRO INTENT on WAR.
LONDON. Friday, June 0, 1875
The Times's Berlin dispatch says
Austria has determined that she will not oppose
Russian politics in Est. The Prince OF Montenegro
has openly assumed command OF the insurg, nts He
has written instructions the various rebel CHIEFS and is
ntE,tlng all his forces III the neighborhood OF
PodgUlitza.
Russian official telegram confirms the reports that
tue insurgents are determined refuse the armstee.
Gen. Tchenayeff writing from Belgrade to the Ruskt
MT, states that the Servan army consists or 10000
and the militia OF 100000 more. The Seryians
convinced that war is n moral necessity.
NJ. Mletics leader of the Seryan Liberals IN Hungary,
In an editorial published IN the Zasdra, uses these
words I've speaking deliberately wHen We assert
that Soryian war against the Turks is absa-
lutely certain tlan anything else in the world"