New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
; ING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.


THE ARCHER ExrRADrnoS cAsE-cHURcn ~
STATE IN PRUssIA-THE Dynamic
oS rRIAI-PERsoNAL TOPICS.
The extradition from this country VI
tain Archer on charge Oh pie Co,,+
pronounced in the Bow Street 'oi'' T,so 40,
London. the result of conspiracy. hoo,r
hata nm the Prussan Church Dill wac -,
IN the lower house of the Landtag yc''o
u.rr Won Benpigsen has resigned MS sea' :"
that body and in the Reichstag. lhe ''i", "
s-.,s;te conspirators was begun; Lyncn'
';;as Norman. repeated his testimony Inc
aa,ahrat;on to commemorate the services VI
Iohn Fright in Parliament was begun IN nir,
,,;nobam. Signor Coccapieller has resisnou
his scat in the Italian Chamber OF Depu'e''
H. zpter,ort has won the first prize LII 'ho
chess tournament.
THE SURRENDER OF CAPTAIN ANNE. CIV,
LONDON, June 11.-Edwin H. "a"go' ~i"' ha;,
,a;n Archer. alias Major Tempar. now out On oai,
'' 80 ,,f forgery on which he was extradlteu
from Nsw-York. should have appeared al the DOW
c,ast Police Conrt to-day, but he failed 10 atohu'
Th. ease was remanded IRON Saturday last, WHEN
.ha nublc urosecutor stated that there had peen
rross abuse of the provisions of the Extraai'ion
Treaty.. The prisoner, he said, was realIy ""n'0u
to answer for another charge at Bristoi' Inc POI.
sons who deposed to the information on wnicn us
extraditon was granted had not appeaie;ud e;d,ntohie
was a question whether they were not niu'0'"o'0
for conspiracy.
r,o examination of wadge, or captain Archer" as
ne was known took place in this city last moh'n De
Commssiouer Osborne. The prisoner was charseu W
theBri.h Consul with having uttered
in London on November "a last and on ths enaise wa"
extradited The written testimony against the "o0"'
man included the dispositions OF James Oonn0. on"
Charles Henry Boorman in which it was charged that
Archer, or Wadge had presented p'' VI l,seo~
s65 fbs to Boorman with forged acceptance py
The documents were certified by +. Flowers, the magis
trae of he Bow Street Police Court by the BRUSH oh
der secre, aries for Home and Foreign Anas' an" ~
A.r Lowell, the United States Minister
At the examination Inspector Shore, OF the Louaoh
Municipal Police. testified that the prisoner "o 'o
fenced 10 five years imprisonment at Manchester
years a go nm n charge Of fraud There was chargo
,,ade oa,nst him several months ago Tor naud IN
connection with some Cornish mining companies, ana
Archer gave bail III $780, the Rev. Mr Brown ana MT
sllngsby tailor, becoming the sureties Mr' Brown
complained to the Bristol police in January that ne
Thought Archer intended TO leave the country An eno
was made TO arrest Archer but ne not found La
mart OF January the complaint for forgery was
made and warrant issued. Inspector SnoTe
attended the Bristol asszes ON February L. 70 Iesty
fe arrest on the charge OF fraud, but Archer d not
appear and his bail was forfeited. 49,. - 10 .
NE
brother of a somewhat similar name and appearance
Who Is taken hun, and that the brother is the one
tnat his name Archer and said that while
hs name was originally Wadge It was legally ehangedd
on his iubgri;lng money from an uncle he uechIeI
that detectives desired TO get hm IN LONDON so tns
taey could r i'm on eharge 0I snd snd the Insnectr
however both said that the policy OF the British uov
was to Try an exSdte6 a. sSea an that he
would be arrested Tor any other crime wItnouI ap
Captain Archer seemed % hays plenty Of money which
nc fpent freely in treating lis friends after Ihe %
FIFTH Avenue Hotel and the Hotel Brunswick, and at
apartments in tifhaye lie appeared 10 nave t al h
principal fault that he tried TO introduce wan
seet into London. and that the charges OF Laua
his insads
DEBATING THE PRUSsIAN CHURCH BILL.
BERLIN, June 1.-The parties in the Landtag
have agreed upon the special committee TO be ap'
pointed to consider tho Governments new Church
bill and suggest amendments to 1t. The Govern
ment journals maintain that the bill is not a con-
cesson TO the Roman Cura but Is framed In the IN
terests of the monarchy itself. as the Catholics are
fully justified in complaining of the present state
Of affairs 1t is hoped by the Government that the
Conservatives and Liberals will unite against the
J1tramontanes who demand more than the Gov
ernment is willing to grant.
The lower house of the Landtag debated the
Church bill. Herr Windtborst, the Ultramontane
leader, declared that the Centre Wpst await the
close of the debate before assuming definite POSI-
ton in regard TO the measure
Herr Won Gossler Minister of Public Instruction
and Ecclesiastical Affairs, denied that the measure
was merely intended TO proyide or Inc cure ol
deavor on the part of the government 70 ascertain
whether not it was possible TO MAINTAIN peace
between the Chuch and State
RESIGNATION OF HERR Won BENNIGsEN.
Herr Won Bennigsen has resigned his seat in the
Lower House Of the Landtag without assigning any
reason for doing so He has also resigned bis seat
In tho Reicbstag Before announcing his intention
lie held conference with the members Of his party
ULe National LibeTas) in regard to the divergeDcy
Of views among them on the new Church Dill. Ills
action has caused great sensation.
The HaR0rer Courier attributes the resignation 10
the confusion which now prevails IN pOlticai
affairs Especially TO the difference existing between
Herr Won Bennigsen and the majority OF DIS party
In regard 10 the Church BILL
THE ATTITUDE OF THE VATICAN.
LONDON, June 11-A dispatch to The Times from
Paris SAYS that the Vatican aware of the terms
OF the Prussian Church bill before it was intro
duced Although 1t could not support IT, as 1t i'm.
Piled the abandonment of certain principles. II
agreed not TO protest against 1t, but tacltly 10 ac-
eept IT as admitting the resumption OF negotiations
TIE TRIAL OF THE DYNAMITEURS BEGUN
LONDON, Juno 1.-THE trial of the dynamite
eonspirators. DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher,
Ausburgh. Curtin, Whitehead and Wilson, who are
charged with treason-felony, was begun this morn
ing. The Courtroom was crowded. Mr.. Clarke. Q
c. OF counsel for the defence. challenged three OF
thejurors in behalf of DIR. Gallagher Ansburgh will
conduct his own defence
Sir Henry James, the Attorney-General opened
tho case for the prosecution He said that the prs
Z opeFs were charged with offence which was very
near high treason. 1t was necessary to prove that
ali the prisoners included in the indictment fol
felony had intended to levy war against the
Queen In order to establish this offence 1T was suf-
fcient to show that q conspiracy existed to take
lives md destrov nronerty without regard TO who