The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-16
FOREIGN NEWS.


mons this evening Sir Stafford Northcott
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, explained th
nature Of financial arrangements for the CON
Pletion of Suez Canal shares purchase. H
said the government proposed to raise none
from national debt commissioners. pledging
Per cent interest, payable by the Khedive, 70
payment Of interest on the loan and reduction
Of the principal. Arrangements were no,
progressing which he hoped would lead to tn
Introduction of three representatives of Eng
land into the administration of the Cana
Company.
Mr. Gave has been furnished with full in
formation BY the Khedive, showing the re
sources of Egypt were considerable, although
the financial administration was exceedingly
bad. If the Khedive would honestly and
sincerely devote himself to curtailing expen
ditures, Egypt could meet all engagements
and carry on her finances satisfactorily.
LONDON, Feb. IA Reuter- telegram from
the Hague states that Winslow, the Boston
forger, has certainly arrived in Holland. He
hos not been arrested, because no extradition
treaty exists with the United States.
Itappears, however, that an order has been
given for the delivery to the American Consul
at Rotterdam, of all valuables found in Wins.
lows possession.
LONDON. Feb. 15.-The Morning Hour says
A number of rumors bearing all appearance
Of authenticity have been afloat during the
past few days to the effect that telegrams have
been passing between President Grant and
American Minister Schenck. concerning the
latters resignation. Some Of these reports
distinctly state, apparently on the best au-
thority, that Gen. Schenck has been asked to
resign, and others apparently also on the
best authority, say that President Grant has
foleQraphed Gen. Schenck that he int0nds to
stand BY him.
Viscount Hinching Brook, Independent
Conservative, was to-day elected to Parliament
for tho united boroughs of Huntingdon and
Godmanchester. to FIJI the vacancy caused by
the retirement of Sir John Karslante.
The chief mate of the Vanguard, which ar
rived here, reports having picked up mate
and three seamen, the only survivors of the
French bark Lizzie Prospera, which capsized
January 20. in lat 30 north, long. 42 west.
The weather to-day is dull and rainy.
The Compagnie Generate Trans Atantique,
Of France, have purchased the steamship
Frisia, Of the Hamburg American Com
panv.
The Iimes's Rome special says the Pope
has made Q remarkable exception to q rule
never before broken during his pontifcate,
~ granting dispensation for the celebration
OF the marriage here on the 9th Of February,
between the daughter of the sculptor Story.
Protestant. and q Catholic commentator
peruzzi, brother of the Syndic of Florence.
Some Of the extreme ultramontanes are high.
ly displeased at the Pope's concession.
The following dispatch from the agent of
Reuters Telegram Company is received:
AMSTERDAM, Feb. Is.
The American Consul at Rotterdam tele-
graphs that Winslow is not in Holland. The
securities will be delivered up if the woman
consents. This will probably be decided to-
day.
From this and previous dispatches, it is
here that Winslow disem barked at
Gravessnd when the steamer put in there to
coal, leaving his wife ON board to pursue her
journey to Rotterdam, taking the money and
securities with her, upon the understanding
that he was to meet her at Brussels or some
other safe point, and that efforts are now
making to induce or compel the wife to sur
render the securities to the United States |
Consul Information obtainable is exceeding |
y meagre, but there is none thus far indica. |
ling that Winslow landed at Rotterdam.
The Paris correspondent of the Times gives |
The following additional details of the Spanish
in relation to Cuba. The paper
by tracing the history of the in.
movements: Tne insurgents at
drst demanded reforms, although Spain had |
made more concessions than any European
government had given its colonies. The in.
urgents increased in numbers.
The small proportion Of whites among the
ebsls is pointed ont, and the memorandum |,