The New York herald., 1876-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE ExTRADITIoN QUESTION.
The Negotiations for a New
Treaty Ripening.
THE CASE OF BRENT.
The English People Anxious for a
Settlement.
THE CLOUDED EAST.
An improbable Rumor of
Russia Backing Down.
THE ENCH CRISIS.
Spain Still Troubled-Revival Of the
English Iron Trade.
THE CLOUDED EAST.
An Improbable Rumor Of
Russia Backing Down.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Spain Still Troubed-Revival Of the
English Iron Trade.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Dec. !, 1876.
There is no news Of any account from the East,
and the chief subject OF interest here Just now is
the extradition treaty The feeling in favor OF
speedy settlement OF the question that would be
satisfactory both to England and the United States
Is very general, and the sooner definite under
standing is arrived at the better will 1t please the
English people.
THE CASE OF BRENT
Since the arrest of Brent, the American forger,
ana his secret examination before Sir James Ing
ham, at the Bow Street Police Court, the question
has assumed interesting proportions and the public
curiosity regarding 1t has considerably increased.
THE PAPERS CANNOT BE SEEN.
The government declines to AFFORD access to the
papers in the case and the veil Of mystery thrown
the action Of the authorities gives rise to much
speculation.
CoNGRATULATING BOTH GOVERNMENTS.
The Pal Mall Gazette OF yesterday, In an editorial
article on the subject congratulates England
and America in anticipation OF the consummation
Dne.
THE NEGOTIATIONS RIPENING.
1t is now beyond question that negotiations for
Ihe renewal of the tralty on the old basis are in
progress and fast ripening to satisfactory con-
,lusion, but owing to the rccence OF both parties
concerned, no more definite information can be
obtained.
EARL DERBY RETICENT.
Earl Derby has not yet made any statement OF
formed quarters that he feels confident that both
countries will arrive at an understanding compati-
BILE with international law and justice.
RorMASIA MAKING READY Foa WAR
A special despatch from pesth says the Roumanian
government has refused allow tho transmission by
telegraph Of political kilograms since Tuesday. The
archives Of Bucharest have Trgoves,i
Four regiments Of Roumaninn troops eight bat
.eres OF artillery have been concentrated Kalaal
10 CORRESPONDENTS TO RUSSIAN ARMY
despatch from Berlin reports that tho Rus
nan War Omco has decided not to per-
nit correspondents TO Join tho army OF
occupation until 1t has crossed the from
tier proposition to subject their reports spc-
cias OF censorship was rejected by tho Gar himself
Another diplomatic note IRON Prince Gor.schakofr,
explaining the cause and objects Of military intorven
tion, is expected soon.
IlscouRAGixG CRITICISM ARMY.
The publication of the R,lssi Mir has been suspended
or one monih by the government account of arti-
c.es which appeared in that journal the composition
OF the army.
IMPROBABLE RUMoR.
Ii is rumored here that Prince Gortschakon. tho
Russian Premier has addressed circular to tho Powers
declaring that II The Powers propose tho Conference
,,hsr guarantees than tho occupation of Turkish terri
.ory Russia will accept them. This must be accepted
with reserve, 1t is probably stockjobbing report
MOVEMENTS or THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS.
despatch from ST. Petersburg says:-whcn tho
Grand Duke Nicholas passed through Moscow on his
blessing OF the Archimandritc. Ho atterward break
tasted at the palace OF Prince Dogorouky Tho Prince
IN toast to the Grand Duke, said at Is great honor
for me that the commander OF tho Russian army
from my house to his deeds Qi arms"
THE GRAND DUKE ARRIVES AT KIscnoxErr.
A despatch from KischoneT says the Grand Duke
Nicholas, Commander in Chief tho active Russian
army arrived here on Tuesday with the star Of all
the field departments
TcHERSAYErr START KlscHESErF.
Vienna despatch reports that General Tchcr-
paycn, replying to the congratulations OF several
seIavonic members OF the Rechsraih, in
formed them that hc intended start for KischincH
to-day TO confer with tho Grand Duke Nicholas on
military subjects.
AUSTRIA RAISING MONET.
A despatch from Vienna announces that the Aus
rian Minister OF Finance has concluded loan of
20 600 900 norius with Rothschild ana the Cred
aanstalt
THE rRyScH CABINET CRISIS.
The Ministerial crisis still continues France, but
,hc false prophets who have boon predicting coups
fua, ana popular tumults, have been sadly mistaken.
Mac,rahon shows no disposition 10 resort to uncon
siutional remedies and the Left is giving yet another
,sancc OF the moderation and good
rhch to-day rule the councils Of tho republican
o.r,v In France despatch from Paris says:--It is
..o,ray believed that II. Duclerc will be entrusted
with the formation Of Ministry but nothing isse'sled
Al meeting OF the Deputies OF the Left held to-day II
v,s acknowledged that President Macstahon is pur-
.,,, very constitutional course. They aostaincd
,n nasslng any resolution which might be regarded
as implying cistrust
FURTHER COMPLICATIONS