The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING.
By Gable.
ARNIYKD OUT.

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By Cable.
ARRIVED OUT.
SOUTHAMPTON, April Z.
Steamship Novaripo from New York.
MovTrLE, April z.
The steamships Anchoiia, sdonian and
State of Virginia from New York.
IlrToN IN BOMBAY.
BAMBAy, April z.
Lord LittoD, new governor general of
India, arrived to-day.
ooTAvIA IN A PRIZE COURT.
HAVANA, April Z.
In an edict published by the Gaceta the
steamer Octavia to appear before the prize
court within twenty days and make what
ever declara,iop they consider best.
THE EGYPT QUESTION.
PARIS, April !,
The Earl of Derby, British minister of
foreign affairs, has arrived in this city. The
Memorial Diplomatique says that a solution
of the question relative to Egypt will be,
doubtless, arrived at duriug Lord Dcrbys
soiourn in Paris.
TINE UNIVERSITY RACE.
LONDON, April T.
The betting on the boat race is q TO I in
favor of Cambridge.
HOME NOT DEAD.
The report published in the Paris Siegle
of the death of Home, the spiritusl!st, is
untrue.
MuTINY AND MTRDRR.
Eighty of the crew of the ship Sennio
were committed for trial at the Bow street
police court TO day, on Il charge of mutiuy
and murder.
THE NORTH sCnLEswIo QUESTION.
A Copenhagen special says explanations
are now progressing between Berlin and
Copenhagen with view to arrive at salts
factory basis for settling the North Schles-
wig question.
HOW THEY DO IT IN ENGLAND.
At the central criminal court to-day
Captain Frederick Kahn of the steamer
Franconia which ran into and sunk the
Strathclyde, was found guilty of man
slaughter. Sentence was deferred TO await
the decision of the court Of appeals on the
question OF jurisdiction.
TREATY OF WASHINGTON
In the houce of commons to-day Burke,
under-secretary for the foreign department,
in reply to Jenkens question about the OF
tawa Dispatch reporting that Mr.. Mackenzie
had complained in the Canadian house of
commons of the action of the United States
regarding the treaty of Washington, faid
he had seen the telegram referred to, but
OF course the government were as yet UNI
informed
EXPECTS AND IMPORTS.
The board of trade returns for March
show, as compared with the corresponding
month of 1874 and 1875, decrease of ten
per cent and four per cent, respe c.ively, in
the value of the exports, and eight 10 ten
per cent, respectively, 10 the value of i'm
ports. The grain trade during the past
week has been dull and depressed, notwth-
standing Tho general ihortness of supplies.
AT Manchester, yesterday, wheat, maize
and flower were lower.
GRAY, TIE FoRGER.
William +. Gray Of New York, who was
before the Bow street police court yester-
day, for alleged forgery, was remanded to
April -, but as the United States legation
is unwilling TO base charges on the papers
nnw here he will be further remanded
Thursday 10 await the arrival OF the Ameri-
can officers now on the way here, who will
bring two fresh indictments Gray has re-
tanned Mr.. Lewis, the lawyer who defended
Charles L. Lawrence. 1t is thought the
extradition of Charles Brent, charged with
with frauds on the Falls City Tobacco bank
of Louisville, a1d Gray, will be governed
by the decision ia the Winslow case. Moth
ing further can he said at present about the
negotiations. The United States govern
ment has presented its view Of the matter,
and it is supposed that Great Britain is now
taking the opinions of her law officers.