, 1876-07-14

tain tile same 1h7tt1On. nc H0teFnsnGnt
according tn thu Inv tf England Is shown Thts
applies iorcihIy in the casc Ut poltttcaf officers
Tlic great object IN requiring evidence not inerc.
y estslllshln a., oifet'sc eallc BY the nams 81
All oftense of that name according to the law
Of the surrcntlcrf'g country, Is Z, prevent tlo
surrender Ut persoIss on q charge Of crime u
iast. considered lc:re u establ!shlnF political
offensr, anil not for tho crime fur which the sur.
render was made. The suncndertng conn-
try must haye 1re. thS faets to Judge
ftes s shs sfass s 10 Il ss sfstis sfs
Violate the rights Of p.ticaf asylum by obtain
Ing n prisoner On one Charge and trying him for
political otlcEse Is mot sufficient, as tic Attor-
i Committed against The law Of any one State.
1he ast of Congress ot Aug: H. 1878 tCha1p. q,
see q s!,ows .he eon:tfuetEon put On s'e treaty
ts7i, ISL, aasd isSs, md ssys: 'TEko Violation
!n tho case nt iielbEunn WIS not the act Of l!rr
hla1eaty's Government, but it regretted It. The
Government believes that tho United States Is
By the treaty Of 18taa, and they wish the same
construction put Oil Englahlfs tnotives.n
Tie note dGpnrcs the misunderstanding be.
lsh Government IA ready to toIn thu United
COMMENT
LONDON, July H.-Tle Standard thts morn
ioE, rcylews Earl Dcriy's notc: favorably to the
I,rttss!l argument, and ,repudlates the augges-
tion TINT England endeavored to enforcc her
!Sta%iard coneludes M % CT, Cd ,es zee 10 serious
obstacle except Mr.. Ftsl''a tll.aasscd punctl,o
t. the Immediate negotiation Of q new treaty:
The con,no1'-sensc interest and Belf-rcspect of
both countries demand speedy arrangement"
| LONDON. July ~ q: m.-The Tine. reviews
] at some length Earl Derhyts note. II says:
70 be easily. repellcd, but where he passes
to ttc substance Of the. question, at Issue
tar ,efssnt hsss5 e g. fsnt fs,!sw ,sn., s wn tn
q calm review Of the CIRCUMSTANCES, viii agree
ttnt II q new treaty is to be framed the prlnci-
| pies which scerctary Fish Was willing to nccent
! IN 1872, 1879, and 1874 may be taken as basis
vigorously"
| THE ALnEnr GRAFT sw1xDLE.
| -, LONDON, July f5.-ln the Court Ut Common
plens to-duy the case Of Twyctuss 70. Albert
! Grant et ii. was concluded. THIS easo was
obtained by fraudulent representations ret,arl-
ing the Lisbon Stea1n-T -Trauway Company. It
VIVA test Ease. There are cIghtYScLgllt others,
ya or aEef sn o1 1sy ar lG by ay gtSss
amount claimed. Judgment stayed
| THE FRENCH POLICY.
| VERSAILLES, July 13.-In tho Chamber oi
Deputies today, the Due Dc Cazcs, Minister Ut
Foreign Affairs, replying to II. Louis Blanc In
! regnrl to Eastern affairs, said tho Government
wished that France might not be involved In
events abroal III such uaanncr as could possibly
hinder the restoration OF internal peace. FFnnce
must only intervene in purely pacific sense
It ts our part to associate ourselves with any
efforts made to preserve IN understanding 10
tween Powers. This understanding absolutely
exists, and is founded Of, basfE
VIC cannot but accept with satlsfac
tion namely: on nun.lntervcntion. Thli
circumstance tends 10 eircumscribc the conflict II
the great advantage OF the whole world. Franco
las 10 special interest in tic question. and
therefore, no reason to takc an initiative. Tht
honor and interests OF France have never beer
for moment compromised.
Tic Minister'S statemcnts were loudly ap
plaudcd.
COMING TO PHILADELPHIA.
LONDON, July l4-5:3O q. 1i,-1hc Daily Nttr
says: "Thc suggestion thnt representative
tudy Of members Of Parliament shall visit phfi
atlclph!a seems to be taking tangible shnpe
The Idea Ut having a Government steamer liae
been abandoned, but we understand tint
tho Whitu Star Company hayo placed tlie Adrs
atic ut tho disposal Of tho Committee which hnl
been formed to make tic necessary nrrangc
Incnts.
The Right Hon. John Bright will probably in
trotluce tue dcputation on the Eastern question
| To I,nrd ncrt,y