The Osceola times., 1876-04-15
he in arms against the Mexican govern

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| A Liverpool dispatch says that it
rumorcd that n great Sheffield house is abou
TO remove to the United States.
The London Daily News severely cor
demns the action of the United States senat
in rejecting the nomination Of Dana.
Mr.. Home, a prominent spiritualisi
died suddenly last week, while travelling O
a railroad from st. Petersburg to Berlin.
Nine of the crew and twenty passen
gers of the ocean steamer Agrigente wer
drowned recently by that steamer coming il
collision with the English steamer IIiltol
Castle in the Mediterranean.
The king of Abyssinia sent ENJOYS h
Egypt asking for peace, but afterwards mad'
impossible demands for treaty Of commerce
before the treaty Of peace was signed, an'
for payment Of war expenses.
Hostilities having ceased in Abyssinis
and negotiations for peace with the e.,yoy o
King Kassa being in progress, PRICE Hassan
commanding the Egyptian forces, has re
ceived orders to return to Egypt.
The second report OF the result o tn,
investigation into the dynamite explosion a
Bremen Haven, some months ago, is con
cluded. 1t mentions Il. at the three eases o
furs shipped at Half AZ in the missing steame
CITY OF Boston, - James Thomas, were in
sured.
n uisla ..ch from Paris has the follow
ing Ia Republique Franchise says thu
mn ,,rity of the assembly intends to put al
md TO the clerical agitation and confne thu
priest to his proper sphcre-his church-ant
will inHexibly repress any encroachments
whether open or in Disguise
The Russian press severely criticizt
israeli's remarks in the debate on the roya
titles bill, that "the Russian conquest o
Tartary is well known throughout India, ant
the queens assumption OF the title of EN-
press of India would be received as sign o
our determination to maintain our 1ndiar
empire"
A vast quantity of melted gold ant
silver has been discovered in the ruins o
the old castle OF Yeddo in Japan, which wa
destroyed by fire about twelve years ago. 1
is furthermore announced that diamond o
unusual size has been found in the province
of Rikucho. Coal.beds have been alss brough
to light in the same province, and foreigner
is said to have offered eight millions Of yen
for n concession.
The London Times Berlin special say
that two more st. Petersburg journals-th'
Coles and the Vedomosti-assure the soutl
Sclavonians that although Russia is hardl,
in position TO succor them Immediately
she will neither coerce by violent measures
nor allow another power to coerce them
Encouraged by this, the south Sclavonian
will, il is expected, keep up the existing rev
olutionary spirit until it ends ia the annihi
lation of the sick man.
The London Times, referring to tn
Winslow case, says: "After two months iron
the date of his committal Winslow will b
entitled to his discharge, unless the judge
hold that events which have occurred consti
tnte sufficient cause to the contrary. Whethe
| Wlnslow ls 10 DE gwen up OF hot, must ue
pend upon whether the United States gov
ernment can arrange to restrict the charge
upon which he is to be tried so as to satisf
the extradition act. We can have n wisl
to give shelter to criminal, but, of course
our laws must be obeyed by our own execu
tive, and strong grounds have TO be show
before We should alter our law on q poin
where it has been solemnly recognized b.
many treaties. The truth is, our extradiiio
treaty with the United States is very insult
cient. Negotiations have long been goin
on for its improvement, and it is to be hope
the present complication will hasten then
Meanwhile, it will be remembered, all W
ask is reciprocity, for already by our ow
act, we could not try an English forge
surrendered by the United States, except 70
the commission Of crime which might b
proved by facts established in America.
is matter of wonder that this question ha
not arisen before, but now that it has bee
raised, our government would appear to hav
no discretion in the matter"