The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-31
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
Winslow Still Waiting for Sec
rotary Fish's Note.
TIE EMMA NINE and OTHER OPECULATlONG
Spanish Clerical Interference with the
Protestant Church..
IRISH ATHLETES FOR THE CENTENNIAL CONTESTS.
TIE EMMA NINE AND OTHER GPECULAqIONS
REH ATHLETES FOR THE CENTENNIAL CONTESTS.
ENGLAND.

THE OPENING ON 'cHANaE-EaYPTIANs YLuC-
rUAT1NG, BUT UpwARD-rHE NEWS OF THE
sULTAN's OVERTHROW REGARDED FAVOR
ABLY-THE EMMA NINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Low KEPT WAITING FOR SECRETARY FIsHs
REPLY 10 EARL DERBY.
LONDON May 80 1874
At the Exchange to-day stocks opened strong except
Egyptians, which fell heavily during the forenoon on
unavorablc rumors from Paris, but afterwards recov
cred and now--three p. Mthrcc to four per cent
higher than yesterdays closing priceE.
TURKISH SECURITIES.
Turkish securities Of all descriptions have been very
strong and active, and at three to five
per cent higher They are now about three per cent
higher all around. be the opinion that the
overthrow of the Sultan will result benehcially.
PARIS BouRsE.
The Paris market is also very firm.
EMMA xNE AND OTHER sPEcuLArIoSa
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Hanbury
gave notice that he would at early date. call aten
lion TO the circumstances under which foreign
minister's while enjoying tho immunitics incident
their position served directors of certain private
companies
wrSsLow KEPT WAITING FOR SECRETARY FIsH's NOTE
The government tomorrow will ask for winslows
further remand pending Secretary Fshs reply Earl
Dcrby's last note
IL is expected that the Minister'S answer tonight to
Sir William Vernon Harcourt's question regarding the
correspondence in the winslow will throw some
light on the course the government intend pursuing
thereafter
THE wISsLow QUESTION PUT.
Sir William Harcourt's question concerning the
rcspondence in tho winslow was not put in the
House Of Commons tonight
DERBY DAT.
-.
make the usual motion to adjourn over tomorrow the
Derby Day.
\ FAMOUS WITNESS SENTENCED TO PENAL sEavIrupE
Mrs Nina Jury, sister OF the Tchborne claimant,
and one Of tho witnesses against him the famous
trial. to-day sentenced to years penal servi
tude. having been convicted Of stealing.
THE HOPS rRADE-IS HOME AND FoRElGNA
Considerable business done during the past fort
night in both English and foreign hops. Quotations
two shillings to four shlings por hundredwe,ght
higher for most descriptions. Tho prospects Of the
next crop have been somewhat improved by the abun
dant rains and higher temperature Some aphis dies
have been seen in parts Of Kent and Sussex.
WEATHER RKPoRE
Tho weather to-day is fair
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED FOR ''DERBY DAY."
LONDON, May 80, 1875
In the House Of Commons tonight the motion to ad-
journ until Thursday, tomorrow being Derby day,
was agreed to by vote Of 2o7 to u.s.
Mr.. John Bright and Sir Wifrid Lawson madc
speeches against the motion.
THE PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE
Mr. Trevelyans motion in favor of the equalization
Of the borough and the county franchise, and rcdis-
tribution Of Parliamentary seats considered
Messrs. Fawcett and John Bright and Sir Charles
Dixie supported, and Messrs. Disraei and Lowe op
posed the motion. which, after long debate, was re-
jected by q vote OF 264 to 165