The New York herald., 1876-03-07
Spanish Arrangement on the
Enemies Of the Crown.
ALFONSO'S GLORY.
Italy Prosperous, PEACEFUL Friendly with the
Germans and Watchful OF the East.
THE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS
ENGLAND.

ALBERT GRANTS CONNECTION WITH THE EMMA
MINE swNnLE-THE NOTED FINANcIER TO
COME TO WASHINGTON TO TEsTIFY-wINs-
LOWS DAY OF RSIBARKATIoN FOR BOSTON
D1sRAELrs TRIUMPH IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March @, 1876
Tho Edinburgh Courasa Of this morning says that
Albert Grant, tho noted hnancer, intends to go to
Washington personally testify before the House
Committee Foreign Affairs to the following effect
Ftra-That he told Lyon that he Baron Grant)
had given Senator Stewart 900 shares to become drec
In the Emma Mine and to assist in getting General
schenck's tho Board, and that Lyons state
ment the contrary TO the committee is absolutely
untrue.
Secoad-That he never seen Lyon nor had any
communication with him In his life
Third-That he never gave any shares to Senator
Stewart either 70 become director himself to get
General Schenck TO be director.
wISsLow MAKING READY.
According 10 the present intentions Winslow the
forger will proceed Boston by the Cunard steamer
Siberia on Tuesday, March q.
DIsRAELI's TRIUMPH IN sUEz.
LONDON March 6-Night
In the House Of Commons this evening the appro-
pration for tho purchase OF the Suez Canal shares
passed TO a third reading.
The government wore severely attacked by Mr. Glad
stone and Mr. Lowe OF the late Cabinet because of tho
publication OF the private letters OF Sir Daniel Lange
Earl Granville tho then Minister of Foreign Affairs
which written under obviously patriotic in1u-
ences, and which occasioned the abrupt dismissal Of
Sir Daniel from his position the representative OF
the English interests In the Canal Company's direc-
torate.
Mr.. Gladstone declared that "the government ought
their influence to obtain the reinstatement Of
Sir Daniel Lange"
RELATIONS WITH EGYPT
The solution Of the Egyptian financial question
ceved serious check to night Recent negotiations
at Cairo resulted in arrangement of which the key
stone was tho establishment of National Egyptian
2auk; England Franco ana Italy to be represented
the Board by commissioner cach Englands hes
fancy this has bocn the suhject Of diplomatic
correspondence.
NICE POINT AGAINST THE KHEprvE
Tonight in the House OF Commons Mr. Cartwright
asked what the intentions OF tho government in
the mattcrf
Mr.. Disraeli replied that England had refused the
Khedrve's request to appoint commissioner because
such appointment would appear TO involve commercial
relations between the British government the Ma
tiona Egyptian Bank lfhe request had been for the
appointment OF commissioner collect and
apply them TO the redemption Of the debt tho request
might have been entertained.
THE GRAIN TRADE BREADsrUPPs SUPPLY.
Tho Mark Lane Express, It's review Of the grain
trade for the past week. says March commenced with
Of moisture greatly exceeding the average
Rain has been general throughout the country
ing the operations of farmers preparing the land
sowing planting their spring crops. However, wet
weather thus early ought not to alarm hardly inu
trade. its continuance being extremely doubtful
n,r fha tho hor,o
been OF langud character purchases have only been
for present requirements Business for forward de-
livery has been active, and keener disposition
to operate has been apparent buyers doubtless seeing
the possibility Of higher prices in the future that
cargoes of the coast have dwindled to such a small
compass and the depletion Of granary stocks pro-
seedng steadily.