The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28

TO their homes 100 Christian families who were
forcibly embarked at the time of the general emf
grafton OF Circassian insurgents from Sukum Kaleh
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
HoNoRs TO GRANT IN sHEFF1ELD-pAR1s RADI-
GALS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LATE MANI
FEsTo-sENTENCE ON THE PENCE MUIR
DERERs--PRoBABLE EFFECT OF THE FORTH
COMING INDIAN LOAN.
Lex CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Sept. %, 1877.
banquet was given In honor of General Grant by
tho Mayor and Corporation OF Sheffield last night
Tho proceedings were very enthusiastic. Mr. Nun.
della, ii. p, In cordial speech proposed the health
OF General Grant, who, in reply, referred TO his
slant aim during his Presidency to establish good
understanding with England
SPURIOUS RADIcALIsx.
special despatch from Paris says:-"The manner
in which the so called socialist manifesto attacking the
government and tho Gsmbottis,s, which was
issued yesterday. made public is calcu-
lated to inspire doubts OF Its authenticity, and
suggests the possibility of its poing hoax.
II is published by the Aonite, Uniuers and Dcease
They do not say how it into their hands, but
merely assert that determined upon private
meeting which was held early August and adopted
at u subsequent meeting, at which twcntytw Paris
ACCOMPLISHMENTS represented"
CANDIDATE FOR THE PAPAcY
special despatch from Rome announces that Car
linn In Sforzu uho hoJi hvv h.ro
the best chance Of succeeding Plus H. dangerously
il, and has received the last sacraments.
SENTENCE PENCE MURpERKRs
Mr.. Justice Hawkins, IN sentencing the Pcngc pris-
oners-Lous Henry Staunton, Patrick Stanton, Pat
rick Staunton's wife and Alice Rhodcs-to death
yesterday Tor the murder OF the wifi, OF
tho first namod by starving her TO death,
made the following remarks on the nature Of
their crimo:-'After long, patient, painful
ana anxious inquiry you have been found guilty OF
crime 50 black and hdcous that believo in all the
records OF crime 1t would DO difficult 10 find its
parallel. With barbarlty almost incredible you
plotted together TO take by cruel torture the life Of
poor, innocent. helpless and outraged woman, and
although you do stand to-day convicted of having
murdered her helpless child l cannot help feeling
satisfied within my own mind that you also contcm-
plated and plotted and brought about its DEATH and
terrible as to my mind 1t Is that you should have
entered into so barbarous plot incredible
Is II to think how wicked and cruel was your con-
duct witnessing day by day md hour by hour the
gradual sinking to her grave, by slow torture tho
poor unhappy creature whom you sent to her rest. "
DEPRAvED FAMILY.
This is the case OF Louis Henry stanton, Patrick
Btaunton, Elizabeth Staunton and Alicc Rhodesi
charged with tho murder of Harriet stanton by
starvation and long continued Ill treatment Harriet
Stanton tho wife OF Louis Stanton, and a
woman OF weak intellect. Patrick Staunton Is the
brother Of Louis and Elizabeth Is Patrick's wife.
Alice Rhodes Is the sister OF Elizabeth stanton and
The paramount of Louis Staunton. The parties all
people III good circumstances belonging TO what Is
called in England the ''mddlc class" The alleged
etarving and maltrcatmont occurred tho house OF
Patrick stanton, at Cudham, Kent, and tho victim
died after her removal to Pcngc, hence the name
"Pengc case"
KrFEcTs LOAN.
The Times, discussing the forthcoming Indian loan
OF f3, 1000. for which tho India Ulicc invited ten
dcrs yesterday, says:--"should money go to lnoia
instead OF English bills being paid there effect on
The money market hero may BIO serious. India Will
lake silver, and any demand for silver will once
enable the German government TO get rid Of It's
mulating stock. Gold would probably he purchased
with the proceeds and any serious call for gold here
would just disturb the market. OF course II tho
India Council does remit tho loan to India, but
merely uses liz proceeds to make payments here on
Indian account the direct effect tho money
may be hardly apprcciable"
BusISEss FAILURES.
The Times, in It's financial column, says:-''Mossrs.
Purvis b Co. and Gysolman & Van Rinkhuyzcn, OF
Batavia, have failed, owing unsuccessful spccua.
tive operations in sugar The losses, which
dorstood TO DO large. will fail chiefly America.
JAPASEsR INsURGEyT LEADERs
According to a Paris despatch to tho Times tole-
gram received tnero by way Of ST. Petersburg con
firms the reported termination OF the satsuma rebel
lion Japan, and states that the rebel chiefs saigo.
Kikno and Murata committed suicide. Tho others
submitted on the oath inst