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The Carlist war in spain.

The Instruction Of the Carlists against the
government at Madrid, though . matter OF such
frequent recurrence and invariable failure as to
have passed into the category Of insigni6c ant
events, seems this year to have acquired more
than ordinary importance. The number of in
surgents under the banner of Don Carlos is
stated at ten thousand, and their operations
extend through several Of the provinces bordered
by the Pyreness and the Bay of Biacay. To give
q flash of patriotic force to the movement Don
Carlos is said to have taken the field accompa-
MED by his wife, who will share his fortunes.
The young Bourbon is described as q person of
great physical force, Of some political ability,
but deficient in education. He believes, with
an entire conviction which Is rare among men
OF his age, that he is an instrument i'm the hands
Ct Heaven to re-establsh the Bourbons in the
peninsula. He is followed by men thoroughly
devoted, and was formerly attended by some OF
the best military and political talent in the
Kingdom, though the best Of these are now dead
or in retirement
The friends of the ministry In the new Cortes
held meeting Thursday night, which was pre-
sided over by Admiral Topete. The object of
the meeting was to assure the government of
sympathy and support in its struggle with the
instruction. Sagasta made q fiery speech, de-
manding to be placed at the post Of greatest
danger. The latest intelligence concerning the
rising is that perfect understanding exists be-
tween the carlists and republicans. The pro-
gramme is that the former are to draw the gov
eminent troops into the open country, in which
event the republicans viii rise and secure the
defenceless towns.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.

IeW York Nevx

pEATH or rARAN sTTvrxs.
NV YORK. April e6.-Psran Stevens died i'm
TINS city last night OF peritonitis.
TIE ANTI-tDIoTlC JURY ptrr.
An Albany dispatch states that Judd's new
July OIL, allowing jurors 20 set on a jury even
after admitting they have read the ne wspapers.
and which has passed both branches OF the
ture to-day.
TIRE EleHT-HouR QUESTION.
No workmen have been discharged from the
new post once In this city on account OF being
connected with the eight hour organl Eafions.
Several have been recently discharged Tor in
competency. and because OF the present lark OF
materials. No workmen are or have been en-
pioyed by the day on the works, and the best
prices per hour are paid all competent men.
WHY col. HAWKINS RESIGNED.
In an interview with a newspaper man, Col.
Hawkins, Who has resigned his seat in the
legislature, stated that 10 was generally con-
sidered at Albany that vote in the legislature
Is as much an article Of merchandise as a bar
rel Of flour. He cited large number OF bills
which passed Of the most palpable iohbery AMI
his Immediate cause for resigning his seat was
conviction that no bill could 90 through the
legislature against the Vanderbilt railroad COM
bination, and ii was no longer any use remain
ing there attempting conservative legislation in
the interests OF the people.
Sl,3v0 FoR BEING KICKED nv CAR CONDVc-
j. II. Stroud recovered 81 800 from the Third
avenue horse railroad, for being assailed and
klcked on q car by conductor.
THE STOKES CASE AGAIN POSTPONED
owing TO death In the family of Mr. Gerry.
one OF stokes counsel, and with the consent OF
district attorney. Judge CardOzO poSfpone.l
the hearing on the bill of exceptions in IN
Stokes case until Tuesday.
GEN. sICKLRs AND WIPE
leave for Madrid Tomorrow.
HRLNBoLD's STORE
and contents, on Broadway, were auctiOned to-
day at very low prices.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.

A Card.
Clergyman. while residing in South America,
% missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
Tor preparing and using this medicine in Q sealed
envelope, to any enc who needs IL, Free Of CRaygs
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
marz-y New York City.
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ga man ct Springfield, Mass, had his leg
broken by the falling OF . tier Of seats at Lents
circus exhibition. He made SUIT against the
proprietors, and attached the concern in Wor-
cesteY.
81 The book COMMITTEES Of the Methodist
Book Concern met yesterday I'm New York, bat
the report CT the expert appointed year ago 10
examine the Affairs or the concern was not
ready, and an extension Of time was granted fJr
its presentation. erE
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The Presidency.

THE NEW YORK WORLDS ULrIMATrN-rF THE
CINCINNATI CONVENTION IL HIGH TONED
ENOUGH To NOMINATE ADAMS 1T WILL cArcH
THE DEMOCRATS; II NOT, NOT.
NEW YORK, April 26-The World has an esli-
toriai this morning, in which it says: "If the
cincinnati convention is wise and high-toned
enough to nominate Charles Francis Adams for
Presidentthe democratic party will endorse that
statesman by exclamation. In that case IL will
DE or little consequence whether a democratic
national convention Is held or not A conyen-
ton would merely ratify the forgone conclusion
or the democratic masses. IL MIR. Adams is
nominated the democratic party will support
him without waiting for the formal endorsement
OF their assembled delegates. He is the one re-
publican whom the democrats can support with
out condoning anything or making any apollo
gies HIS name is an all SUN cient recommenda-
ton both TO the democrats and liberal repubIi-
cans. We can all unite upon him without the
slightest sacrifice Of self respect without feeling
astonished, much less degraded, at finding
ourselves In the same company" The World
concludes by saying: 1--WE think IL fair 20 make
TINS statement for the information of the Gin
cinnat convention, but that body must II,
guided by It's own judgment, as the democratic
party must also be guided by its independent
Judgment in endorsing or regulating the Gin
cinnati ticket"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
Last appearances of
SIMMONS q SLOCUM'S MTNSTRELS.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL,
Introducing all the Fav orites.
SIMMONS AND SWEATMAN
In New Acts, Banjo Solos, Songs, Dances, &c.
MONDAY, May 6..........-...... BLACK CROOK
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SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED AT MErZE-
ROTTS MUSIC STORE. APPS. #
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doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Alse, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
seIs, EinES, Nails, &c, In the District.
Please remember Name and Number. ap16-ly~
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day was that of E. B. Watson to be Register OF
the Land Office at Linkville, Oregon.
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o0John Cooper, . mulstte, vas hung at
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday for the murder Of
another cobored man IN November last
.a0Dr. Hitchcock, Of Philadelphia, has been
committed % answer charge Of malpractice In
his profeoston.
uOThs arguments In the case OF Mrs. sher-
man, the alleged Connecticut murdcrss, were
concluded yesterday, and the jury wiz be
charged to-day.
~The Empress Augusta, Of Germany, viii
leave Berlin on the 18th instant for England 90
visit Queen Victoria, and viii be absent ten
days.
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CONGRESSMAN KINsELLA is about to resign
his seat as Representative of the third New York
district.
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EXTRAORDINARY TRorTING-The Fastest Col
in the World.-Mr. Bonner drove his celebrated
colt (Startle) yesterday afternoon, on Fleetwood
to his road wagon, in the presence of a large
number of gentlemen. The colt was timed by
Messrs. Daniel Phi er, John Lovett and severa'
Others No horse Of any age has ever trotted
when hitched TO Q road wagon, quarter Of a
mile as fast as this, except Dexter, and he made
It in exactly the same time. A few days ago
Startle trotted a half mile to q road wagon al
the same park, on heavy track, in 1:099. Such
veteran horsemen as Pellman, Pfifer. Saunders.
Roden and Lovett pronounce Startle the most
extraordinary trotter that has ever been known.
Mr.. Bonner paid $40 900 for him a little over a
year ago; but Mr.. Alley. from whom he bought
him, has since then offered S35 900 to get him
back again.-NeW York Herald, 18th.
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SILvERBER9'S
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR srORI,
alS sEvRHrn STREET,


- Of Bisttrs Of Charity. Drsssmakfng In its yari-
Gus branches. Iadies fronsseaus ally completed,
q the shortest nstice. Chil6ren1 Suits and I'm.
brudsPies street, between Nth and Est sts. The
risters have employed the most com potent dress-
RaksSs 20 uupeyiktend the work. aprill1- lm
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SENECA.-The House committee on public
buildings and grounds will conclude the Seneca
stone investigation OH Wednesday next.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RHvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S290, s9i09.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN has notified the Secre
tary of War that troops are on their way tG
Fort Gibson, Indian territory.
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GEN. DYER Is still confined to his residence
but seems to be slowly improving in health.
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The Situation I'm spain.
F0RMlDABL CnARACTERO OF THE CARLIsT on


MADRID, April 26.--There is a vast increase
In the number Of Carlist bands throughout the
Kingdom. Fifteen thousand persons are now
engaged In the instruction. A procl .
nation has been issued declaring MANY places In
state Of siege. The government refuses 10
furnish the press any information relative TO it's
or the Carist movements. There lie q great
demand from the provinces where the Carlists
are most active for troops TO assist in driving out
the distnrbers, Marshal Serrano, with 8 200
troops has gone TO Navarro. His presence at
the head OF the force has checked the operations
OF the Carlisfs in that department. Marshal
Serrano will be appointed Generalissimo OF the
forces operating against the ins urrectionists.
Marshal Coneha win also be given a high COM
mand. IL is believed the future of Spain now
depends upon the course OF the radicals, and that
II they cooperate With the revolt Of Don Carlos
the revolution will be successful.
PARIS, April 26.-The situation In Spain has
become very serious. The government has
resolved 70 aaoIt me mos, rigorous measures TO
tanly known Of he " hereabouts o. Don Carlos.
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A DnLKeATIoN has been chosen by the liberal
republican, OF Charleston, 8. G., to represen,
them at CINCINNATI. Among the delegates
are three c0lored men,. A movement Is ON foo,
Ct Columbia to send delegates TO represent the
state at large. -
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A riSt STOCK % OPERA 1AAssIs. SPEC.
a1THSs1 TICA: issrRSSfH Esssfs,6Ae
and PhZsicians PICKET Cssse q Ius1RUMnuf1at
A.. oPMsizss,6e
e..,,s sc 49, asas .i ~ .s :tf
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THE ways and means committee this morning
heard delegation of brewers, who asked a
modification Of the manner Of collecting the tax
on malt liquors.
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The Marchione0 Of Butte 10 about to receive
rs q wedding gift magnificent tiara Of seven
stars. composed OF the fnest brilliant Diamonds
from the tenantry OF the Marquis ON the Dum.
fries estates, and ale0 presents Of great value
from the Butte tenanfrv
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TIE PRESIDENT has accepted an invitation
extended by the Mayor OF Boston to attend the
jubilee on the 18th Of June, provided Congress
IL not i'm session at that date.
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THE FRENCH MINIsrER.-Itis now rumored
in Paris that the Duke de Noailles is to be
minister to Washington, while NJ. Jules Ferry
will 60 to Bic as minister OF France to Brazil.
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MRS. SENATOR SPRAGUE gave a reception
last evening which was attended by man,
distinguished people, including the father o.
the hostess, Chief Justice Chase.
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PRESIDENT GRANT will be fifty years of age
IL
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SENATOR THURMAN received a telegram
from Columbus yesterday, to the effect that his
son had met with a severe accident, requiring
the amputs ton Of his arm, and Mr.. Thurman
left for his home last evening.
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The Triple Murder I'm Missouri.


WORK.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April CA special from
Kansas City gives the details of the brutal muir
Ger OF stevenson, Cline and Dutro ON a railroad
train near Holden, Mo-, Wednesday. After the
train stopped four of the mob mounted the loco
motive and guarded the engineer with drawn
reviewers. The train was then surrounded and
Cline called out, and after some words regard
ing his connection with the fraudulent issue of
Cas- county bonds, was riddled with bullets.
and his body thrown by the side OF the track
several OF the crowd emptied their revolyers
into his mangled body. Stevenson was in the
baggage car. and had barred the doors against
the mob, but the mob broke I'm the doors
with log OF wood, and poured a voiley into
the body OF the judge. killing him instantly.
Stevensons body was dragged out and laid be-
side that OF Cline. Dutro, who was in a pas
senger car, was mortally wounded. The train
was then allowed to start, but was Immediately
signalled TO stop. The dying man, Dutro was
then dragged from the coach and thrown down
near the dead bodies of Cline and Stevenson.
report reached Kansas City last night that
Judge rorsythe, another of the county justices.
had been shot and his body hanged to a tree.
Great excitement prevails throughout the
county, and fears are felt that still others will
be murdered. The perpetrators of this massa-
ere claim that they have thousand men in
their organization.
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FIRE IN THE BLUE RIDGR.-The Charleston
Jefferson county, VAL Spirit says: ''The fir
in the Blue Ridge mountains east OF this place
mentioned in our last, continues with increase
fury, and seems to be moving up the river. Tn
scene at night Is grand"
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT has issued an order
announcing the promotions and appointments
in the army from September &c, 1871, to April
Of the present yea
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Poor COMMUNICATIONS O'Neill ha,
Just been released from the Rhode Island state
prison, having, after eight years incarceration
been proved innocent. The Providence Jourudl
thinks the state should ct least compensate him
at the rate OF 33H cents day for the grea,
wrong he has suffered.
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nRESsMAkIN6. CUTTING ANO rIrrIN0
y By MISSES 3. and Il. R0EsR Z. accordins n
The Best approved systems, ~ No. 1877 SO street,
III. W., neal II. - - apa-lm$
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ORE vBSAILoR Boys.-An Italian bark
with cargo OF 1900 cases OF petroleum. teoa
fire Wednesday night In the midef OF thecrordee
khippiog Of MsSc3nos. THROUGH the energy Of
the ofHcsra and crew Of the United Stats iissI
new In the harbor, the burning vessel We
isolated, and an extensive condagrstion avoided
rreurnod thanks - the ofkcen commanding the
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The COMING MAN At CINcINNArI.-The
Boston Advertiser, speaking "by the card" a.
it were. states that it is informed, sin quarter
the nomination of the Cincinnati convention
to fall on Charles f. Adams; that he is the
favorite Of the east, 'the favorite of the west
and the fav0rite Of the south.'" New York /.
expected to accede. With all this programms
arranged beforehand, what is the use Of con-
vention? Why not proclaim Adams the people,
candidate and have done with t?-N r. Herald
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RELEASE OF BRIGHAM You've on HABRAe
Young was released on habeas corpus BY the
probate judge, who held that the proceedings i'm
the United States court in the territory during
the past two years were illegal, and expressed
territory have the right to govern themselves,
and that be would not respect any Of the deci-
sioDs OF the supreme court Of the territory.
. protest against the ruling Of the Judge, and
avoVed his Determination to carry the matter
into higher court. Brigham Young, Who was
in court during the examination, was warmly
greeted By his ffiende. l1lf-s'e
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THE CHAIR in which John Adams was sittin.
when he signed the Declaration Of independents.
cinnati, to be occupied by the presiding ofIicer
OF the liberal convention. Fs---r 90 $500
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From Europe To-day.

THE ATLANTA CREW.
LONDON, April 26.-The Atlanta Boat Club
Crew we're entertained st q dinner in Liverpool
yesterday by the members of the London Row
ing Club, who subsequently escorted their
guests to the cars. and the whole party started
for Putney. Large crowds Of persons gathered
at the stations between Liverpool and Putney
a. the train passed, and by salutes and liberal
display OF bunting, gave evidence Of their
desire 10 accord the strangers . warm welcome.
RELEASE OF TIE TIoBBokNE CLAIMANT.
LONDON, April 26.-The forms OF Law neces-
sary to secure The release on bail OF the ITCH
borne claimant having been complied with, he
has been set at liberty.
The Mexican Rfoe-NoboAy Hurt Vet.
MATANoRAe, April 25-n II reported this
evening that the Tsbasco has again arrived on
the mouth Of the Rio Grande with about 200 re-
isforcements for this city and Tampica, and
funds to supply the army. General Oyaia, Of
Monterey, In command OF the national guard
here for some weeks past, has been appointed
Governor Of The state Of Euevo-Leon BY Pposi.
dent JuareS. General Oevallos expresses conf
dence that tho revolution win be Suppressed
within . month and de roads TO the interior
opened.
he Ccnneesac1e PSaseeer Csavsesea.
new HAvsu, April R.-Mn. Sherman vas
convicted this morning Of murder IN ne sec
opd degree, and Win be seatencsd 10 the state
prison for life. ~ II Y
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The Administration and the Treaty..

~
WHAT THEHEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS ABOUT IT.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The Ty7Jahe saws: 1--WE
regret 10 say that there is good foundation for
the statement that the administration has already
abandoned its attitude in relztion 10 the Alabama
question:; that the Secretary of State has written
TO General Scbenck, expressing his regret at the
misunderstanding that has arisen, saying that
the claims for indirect damages were inserted in
the case because We conceived we had a right TO
include them under the treaty; that the case
cannot be amended or withdrawn because the
treaty contained no provision for the amendment
OF the case except by counter case, but that We
expected no award 10 be made for them; that
we do not wish any; that i'm the interest both of
the United States and England we desire that
none may be made, and in consideration of the
amiable disposition of ours we hope Her Maies-
tvs government will permit the arbitration 10
&c forward. III now the British ministry should
refuse 20 listen to this humble prayer they are
indeed hard hearted"
THE HERALD WANTS SECRETARY FISH RE-
The Herald calls on President Grant 60 re-
move Secretary Fish, rs Fish r judgment in the
ALBANIA case has proved unreliable, and his
acts will compromise the nation.
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The U0U York Chorter.
ALBANY, April S-Ths 0oyernor win not
take any action on the New York charter until
the beginning Of next woek.
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GEN'L HUMPHREYS, chief of the engineer d,
partment, was before the House committee O
appropriations this morning, in reference to til
appropriation for the survey Of the nOrther
lakes.
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EISnIN3 n0bs, a nne assortm mt; also, q large
= lot OF CkoSukr gEfr6: much below ire
usual prcss at PRINCES BAZaR, 1905 Pennsyi
.eu.. ..eno-. opl7-tf
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CLOSING UP THE FREEDNEN's BUREAU
The House committee on appropriations yester-
day heard Secretary Belknap and Gen. Whit
tlesey relative to the appropriation OF one hun
dIed thousand dollars asked for to close up the
affairs of the Freedmen's Bureau. The secreta-
ry stated that the employment of m any addition
al clerks would be necessary, involving con-
siderable expense, and that fully the sum named
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<" HIS Soul 10 MARCHING ON."-The WIN.
chester 1i1es says: /" We understand that the
admirers Of the famous John Brown are Quietly
taking steps for the erection o. . monument d
his memory, II . suitable site can be secured al
Harper's Ferry Or Charlestown.n = 60 !
The yIRGINrA NHRAr CRoP.-Account,
from the lower Shenandoah valley represen,
the prospect for . wheat crop better than usua
at this season Of the year. 1t has eoms out OF
standing the lack Of rain. ~ =
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90 = = . ,

81 OeaHs. 81
Tine dollar p. VISIT for o,esstiens ules Q0EHs,
s3s Tifteen,s = Oh n rns..nsv Wsshinss,o,.
No Chsrlss a., near Beltimors g., Baltnore.
Het1orIsd without pain. g tScf TIE ps2ienf car
mi ,n esss in1eais1eiy. Refers % may esAi.
weGaIknpwn and resp0nsibie patrons
Omee hours from Q, m. to d n Press of busi-
osncee except between and 8 p n msr7s-tf
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Hon. FERNANDO WOOD was before the House
committee on banking and currency to-day, in
favor Of the bill introduced by him in he House
a few DAYS since to prevent any lookup of funds
in New York.