Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-05

| A movement is on foot 10 raise funds
to send the st. Johns Paris crew to
Philadelphia. A boat has been or.
0ered from Jewett, the English build.
er, and the crew will go into training
early in the spring.
| The Steamer franklin.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 3.
Tbs United States steamer Franklin,
now here, will proceed to Cherbourg
probably by tho last of next week.
From there she will go to Gibraltar
where she will transfer the works OF
art for the Philadelphia Exhibition to
the store ship. The Franklin's orders
are TO be at Gibraltar early IN April.
Deferred His Departure.
BouLoGNE, March 3.
Don Carlos has deferred his depart.
ure for Ensland until halt past two
O'Clock To morrow =. NJ.
Winslow, the Forger.
LONDON, March 3.
Winslow, the Boston forger, was
again brought 10 the Row-street Police
Court this morning and formally com.
mitted for extradition. The point
about Winslow beng committed on
the separate charge of forging ant ut
tering Is important. After Sir Thos.
Henry had said in court Yesterday
that he had not received the necessary
notification from the British authori.
ties, the American Legation, remember
ing the fiasco in the Casa OF Lawrence.
The alleged fraudulent Custom house
agent, Withdrew the application pre-
viously sent to the foreign office, ask.
ing the extradiion of Winslow on the
charge Of forgery, and to make every
thing certain substituted an application,
asking extradition on charges for for.
gerry and uttering. Winslow will now
await the legal lime, Is days, before
being surrendered to Mr.. Dearborn,
the American officer.
CariiSfs TO be Amnesfied-The Vat.
lean will NOS Protest.
MADRID, March 4.
All the Carlis's submitting to the
Government prior to the 18th inst. are
to I've anIuestied.
1t is stated that the Vatican will not
make formal protest apaii the article
OF the new Constitution concerning re-
ligious tolerance.
what theaEngIish Pres. Says About
Us.
LONDON, March 4.
The Times says editorially OF the
Belknap scandal: "This event il more
gres t because il is conhrmatory of the
suspicion which has long prevailed
among the American people. Even
Europeans cannot but be struck wi h
the altered tones in which Americans
speak, if not Of their institutions, al
least OF the men who who have the
present direction of them"
The Reps, alluding TO the same sub
.iect, says: American political life
seems to be in anything but n healthy
condition" 1t refers to the whisky
fraud trials; the Emma mine scanda,
and the downfall of Belknap, aud SAYS
that these scandals lift the veil from n
class OF society which it was hitherto
pretty generally supposed had as yet. .es-
capped the impurities Of the social strata
below, and they lead one to fear tina!
some OF the worst vices OF municipal
government may be percolaling into
the Federal Administration.
The Telegraph says: disclosures
after disclosures, charges after charges
differing in degrees OF truth, but with
some ugly and untoward character,
have lately darkened the commercial,
religious, judicial, and administrative
institutions Of the United States. Some
have proved false, others true, and
more await evidence, but Ihe general
effect beyond denial has been aud is to
bring the blush of shame and anxiety
into the face of all honest Americans
and to make countless friends OF the
Republic in this country silent and sor
rowful when ITS enemies rejoice over
these recurring revelations"
The Standard says: "Happily the
countries are few where so gross an
abuse of trust would be possible"
Coming Home.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.
Minister Schenck sailed for the
United States to-day in the steamer
Abyssinia.
Railway Panic in England.
The Fleming Standards financial
article says: "At this hour, l o'clock,
semi panic prevails at the Stock Ex
change in home railways whish have
been forced for sale AT every important
fall. Many sales are stated to be on
banking accounts, and it is assumed
the extent of the fall in some stocks
will lead to difficulties at the next fort
nightly settlement.