The Morning herald., 1876-02-24
fOREIGN NOTES.
fhe Great Fstser.

BEfoRB. THE LONDON toB1cE COUhT-AE
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BY American Press Association.
LoxDoH, Feb, Is. MI. E. D. winslow,
the Boston forser, was btought before the
Polics Court this morning for preliminary
hearing Col. Cheessborough, through
whose efforts M. Winslow vas captured,
addressed the court, stating that an Aneri-
can olacer had left the United Ssates for
Ensland last a Saturday. He asked that
window be remanded without further pro-
seediags, in order to allow the arrival ofths
ofhcekin England. .a ,;.,
Sir Thomas Hsnry, tiS presiding Kxgis-
trateS (ksreupoif fenundcc Mr.. wiuslow TO
prison until March ID. The prisoner was
not defended By counsel. He looked we'll
and acted with remarkable composurs. He
addressed the Court IN clear, flrm voice.
He said that In Rotterdam his family, un-
der threats, had parted with el5;ooo, and
were now In London destitute.
He complained that he was allowed to ~
only one of them At time, and then
throught screen, 70 thst he could not give
theni instructions a. to how they should
proesed. He asked that he night be allow
ed the privilege Of seeing one or two Of hia
friends In . room, and not through the bars.
he did not object to an officer being present,
as he simply wanted to give bis family in
structionl how to proceed TO America. The
magistrate scquiesced, and gave instruction
to the prison authorities to grant the pris
oser every convenience possible. The pris-
ohes than ssksd that hs night have An i'm
mediate interview with bill family. The
magistrate informed him that he would bt
permitted to see his family in the room O.
1.-The Tailor of the prison. Mr.. Winslov
asked that his reniabd to prison be for a
lahax. 4 time ~ possible. His Honor tn
-----------~--s>A-Eaal lnas thar
British Foreign Office would occupy tha
. time, even If the officers from the Unite
States should arrive sooner than was nov
expected. Mr.. Winslow thanked the mag
istrate for his kindness and retired to hav
an interview with his family.
In an interview, today, with him in tn
prison, he gave to the London agent Of th,
American Press Association statement o
his movements after arriving in Europe
He said he was staying in Brussels
While there he saw copy of the New Yorl
Tribune. He then learned for the first tim,
that the Grand Jury of Boston had returned
bill against him for forgery.
Within An hour after learning this he lef
for Rotterdam, intending to return to Amer
ica If his family would consent. He lef
Rotterdam for London after instructing hil
family to join him there, when they wer,
to return to America together. In the mean
time he was arrested upon arriving in Lon
don.
France.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-The "soleil" says tn.
Cabinet win be modified a. follows:-Du
faure, Minister Of Justice; Pothuan, Minis
ter Of Marine; Cassimer-Prefer or Renault
Minister of the Interior. General Cissey
as Minister of War, will probably retain hi
portfolio, as will also the DUO Decazes al
the Minister of Foreign Affairs; WALTON as
Minister of Public Instruction; and Gail.
laux as Minister of Public Works. The
Ministry of Agriculture is undetermined
| Spain.
MADRID, Feb. 23.-The Carlists are now
concentrated. . part at Alsasna, and part
at Zummarraga. Don Carlos himself IL
with the former body,
The con Of the Carlist General Elio was
killed in the engagement at Penaplsts.
| IL. England.
LONDON, Feb. 2S'-The "Standard's''
Berlin correspondent telegraphs:-"I hear
that the appointment Of Count dc Stolberg.
Wernigerode to the Vienna AMBASSADOR.
ship has made such An impression that
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