The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EXTRACTION LAW COMPLICATION.
Parliamentary Attention to the.
Relations with America.
WILLIAM E. GRAY STILL IN TROUBLE
American Duty Under the Treaty Of Wash
ington--.The Fishery Commission.
SPANISH PROVINCIAL REFORM
Storm in England-Loss Of Life
and Damage to Crops.
PAPAL MISSION TO DOM PEDRO.
American Duty Under the Treaty Of Wash
ington--The Fishery Commission.
SPANISH PROVINCIAL REFORM
Storm in England-Loss Of Life
and Damage to Crops.
PAPAL MISSION TO DOM PEDRO.
ENGLAND.

CANVASS OF THE xxTRADIrIoN LAMENTATIONS
WITH AMERIcA-DEFENcE OF THE PRINCIPLE
OF THE RIGHT OF AsYLuM-THE FISHERY COM
MISSION UNDER THE TREATY OF W. sHINoToN.
LONDON. June %, 1870
In tue House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Thomas
Rowley HILL LIBERAL member for Worcester City, gave
notice that he would ask Mr. Dsrael Tuesday next
whether negotiations in progress with the United
States for amending tho oxtraditon treaty between
;hnt country and Great Britain, and whether Parlia-
nent would DO afforded an opportunity during he
present session to discuss the principle for amending
shc treaty cover the recent extradition cases
EARL pERBys Posrrox-rHE RIGHT ASYLUM
The Teieoraph in leading editorial article this
Ing supports Lord Dcrbys position the extradition
question. The writer concludes as tollows:-s'It Is
better that hore BIO treaty at al than that England
should yield 10 any Power her immemoral right to
know upon wha. ground and for what offence the
meanes refugee is surrendered from her soil That is
I. principle which dominates British action In the
natter and Lord Derby has the whole nation behind
him in the policy he has followed throughout tho
present complication
WILLIAM =. GRAY STILL IN DANGER.
In consequence OF failure to serve three days. notice.
Is required by law the Superintendent of Clerkcn-
we'll Prison. OF the intention to apply for writ Of
habcas corpus in the Of William f. Gray. the
New York orgcr the prisoner will not be brought up
to-day The necessary was, however, served
day. and Gray will DO brought before tho Judge at
Chambers on Tuesday next
is reported that there 10 q warrant out against
Gray for offences committed here, which will be ex
scu,ed as he Is released from his present
tody.
THE AMERICAN DETECTIVES COMING HOME
Messrs. wilkinson and sampson, the American dctec-
lives who have bccn awaiting the decisions in thn
OF Brent and Gray respectively, have gone
10 Liverpool TO embark for tho United States
IN the White Star Limo steamer Gcrmanic
leaving that port to-day. M. Sampson has been teIc
rrlphed that Gray's case has been postponed until
Tuesday next but the prisoners discharge then ap-
pears TO be certain, Mr.. Sampson probably win not
defer sailing
WISsLow's ne BROUGHT BEFoRE PARLIAMENT
In tho House OF Commons tonight Sir W. Vernon
Harcourt gave notice that he would shortly call atscn
ton 10 the relations between Great Britain ana tho
United States in connection with the winsow extra
ditlon case
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr. Edward Jenk.
ms, liberal member for Dundee, asked Mr. Bourke,
Under Foreign Secretary, whether the government Of
The United States had taken the necessary steps
complete the organization Of the Fishery Commission
under the Treaty OF Washington.
Mr. Bourke in reply, said that negotiations had been
progressing time. and he bad hopes the organiza
ton of the commission would shortly be completed by
Tho appointment OF the third American Comm issoner
BE could into details regarding tho prospect
81 settlement Of tho questions between Canada and
The United States
REWARD TO AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN.
Sir c. d. Addercy, President OF the Board Of Trade
IN reply to the inquiry made by Admiral Egerton yes
tcrday stated that the Board would recognize the
vices OF Captain Clifford, OF the American whaler
PhGnix in rescuing the Survivors OF the strathmore
BY presenting him with piece of plato valued 5000
As tho loss OF the voyage 1t matter affecting
The OF the Phoenix. He would see II any com.
pcnsation was due them.
RAIN THUNDER sroRM-cRoPs DAMAGED
JURY LIrE.
Tho weather to-day Is hot Last night heavy rain
and thunder storm prevailed throughout the northern
portion Of England. The standing crops and hay
injured Al Blackburn killed by
lightning and and woman seriously injured.
EARL GRANVILLE TO SPEAK ON THE ExTRADI-
TON CORRESPONDENCE
LONDON. June %. 1875
In the House Of Lords last night Earl Granville gave
soce that would in a days call attention Tho
correspondence between tho English and American
governments with relation the Ex,radition Treaty.