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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpos MONEY MARKEr.-LosDos, April l9-s 80 7. M
Consos closed g27 for money and " or the account
United States ive-twenty bonds lS62s WA lSoos old,
81 lS67s 931s; ten-fortics, sg!so - :, p....,
PARrs BoURsE-PARis, April III M-hehtes ciosed at
55f. gc. Y...oo. ..n a
4 80 r. M-The cotton market closed hrm Middiing up
lands Iizd ND midling Orleans, llad. 1sd. The
acs Of he day have $4,000 bales including 5000 for
expor and speculation The sales Of the week have been
"a ,m bales OF which 5000 taken for export and
isoV on speculation The stock in port Is 79s 900
hales ri which American. The receipts OF the
week have been 1900 bales, including 81 0W American.
Actual export bales The stock Mt sea bound to this
nort il 46l 200 bales, including 10000 American.
TRADE AT MANcnEsrER.-LryERrooL, April lg-The al
vices Manchester loss favorable but do not a
feet the market here 80
LivKRPooL NARKET-LIvERPooL, April 49,
Noon-The receipts wheat at this port for the past
three have been 1880 quarters including o9U Aneri
can The market Is firm. Wheat lis 3D. rs per Genital
for California white; lod lis 81. for red Western
spring and lis 3d. rod winter. Flour, Dos 6d rs Cd
per Dbl for Western canal. -
LoNpoS PRODUCE MARKEr.-IogpoS, April 10 -a4etro-
leum 10d I'D per gallon. Spirits turpenne ~ iss
per cwt. Whale OIL E3S per ton.
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The Peters Resolution and Its
Results.
Presidential and Cabinet Resolution in Support
Of Our First Position in Geneva.
United i'm Sentiment and
No Recession.
lENGLISH VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1872.
General Banks called on Secretary Fish to-
lday, and had long conference on the policy Of
}our government in regard to the claim for con-
lsequential damages before the Geneva tribunal.
! The immediate cause of this interview was
the instructions of the Committee of Foreign
Affairs Of the House, to ascertain the views of
1.-THE State Department on the question before
ANY action was taken on the resolution intro
lduced by Mr.. Peters some days ago.
It will be remembered that this resolution
was brought before Congress through instru-
mentalities Of the worst character and for the
Jbasest purposes. A very strong pressure is
being brought to bear upon Congress and upon
1.-THE Executive in the interest of persons who
)expect to profit by the award on the claims for
ldirect losses, and the men thus interested are
1using everything which they can call to aid to
)secure withdrawal Of the demand and bring
about the humiliation of the country.
It was in their interest that Mr.. Peters reso-
Luton was introduced into Congress, and a
broken down gambling house runner is the
Feputed author and chief champion Of it.
1t was never worthy Of notice either from
congress or the American people, but 1t has
Eerved good purpose in bringing from the
kecretary of State distinct avowal that the
policy Of our government has not changed in
regard to the case before the Geneva tribunal.
Z" The Secretary assured General Banks, in
)the most positive terms, that the President and
this Cabinet were thoroughly united in sup
port Of the position taken by the Department.
)and that, SO far as the Executive was con-
Eerned, there was not even the possibility of
tour government receding from its undeniably
Just and authorized demands.
= This information General Baaks was de-
eired to communicate to the committee, in
lorder that whatever action might be taken
upon the resolution should be based upon q
full knowledge Of the sentiment of the
Executive, as represented by the Department
iof State.
AT the Cabinet meeting, which Immediately
Followed the interview between General Banks
)nnd Mr.. Fish, the latter communicated to the
president and his colleagues the substance Of
hhe conference, and received their unqualified
Dissent to what he had said in their own and
the Presidents behalf
Charles Francis Adams, our representative
nt the Geneva Conference, will sail from New
York on Wednesday next.
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YACHTING NOTE.

At meeting of the Flushing Yacht Club to reor.
ganze for the coming season several new members
were enrolled After the report from tho Secretary
and statement of the Treasurer both Of which were
very satisfactory, the election Of officers took
place, resulting in W. Cheesman, Commodore; J.
A. Schmelzel, Vice Commodore; Charles A. Roc,
Treasurer; James w. Covert, Secretary Three
new boats have been added to the neet one OF
which, the cutterrigged Spray, promises to make a
name for herself u the Yachting world.
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THE EARTHQUAKE.
Parts Of California still Agitatcd-Iiouses
Thrown Down and the Earth Opened
I'm Many Places.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1872.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1917
Violent shocks OF earthquake continue in Inyo
county, California but not felt on the western
side OF the Sierra Nevadas. An island is rising In
Mono Lake.
Houses were thrown down on Friday last at
Round Valley Camp, Inyo county; the earth
opened in many places. but no lives we're lost,
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ADDITIONAL JAPANESE ARRIVALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1872.
Jugi Kyonari Yoshida, the Vice Minister OF FL
nance of Japan, arrived with General George b.
William OF the Japanese Treasury Department, and
numerous suit, on the steamship America, OH
special government mission. Tho party will leave
for the East in q few daya.
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w AK UEPAKTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. c., April 20-1 A. M.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., April 20-1 A. NJ
Synopsis ytor the Past T,oenty.Jour Hours.
The barometer has risen from the lower lakes to
the Eastern Gulf and eastward, where clear weather
continues very generally, with light winds. The
pressure has diminished somewhat throughout the
Mississippi Valley and westward, with increased
steadncss and rain Is now prevailing from Iowa to
Louisiana.
Probabilities
Clear and pleasant weather Will prevail very gen.
orally on Saturday from the lower lakes to the South
Atlantic and eastward, with light southerly winds
and diminishing pressure. Increased coudlness
viii prevail from the upper lakes to the Gulf with
very probably rain and southerly winds veering to
westerly Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

MADRID April 10, 1872.
Reports which gained currency in Europe that a
new Ministry was contemplated, with Marshal
Serrano at its head, are authoritatively contra
dicted.
CONQUEST OF CARLIsTs.
The troops have encountered some Carlists In
Catalonia this week and taken several prisoners.
A STATESMAN EXPECTED.
Senior Zorrila is expected In the city In day or
fwn
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MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April 10, 1872.
The last steamer from Spain brought 800 troops
to reinforce the Spanish army In Cuba.
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FRANCE.
Canvass for the Enthusiastically to the Court Of
st. JamesEFlow of Bullion to the Bank.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS, April 10, 1872
M. Pereire has declined the offer of the Ambas-
sadorship at London, and the Duke d'Harcourt will
probably be appointed to that place.
FLOW OF SPECIE TO THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
100000 francs during the week.
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GENERAL sHERMAN'S TOUR.
Imperial Honors to the American Party
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTINoPLE April 10, 1872.
His Imperial Majesty the Sultan has sent one OF
his steam yachts to odessa to convey General Sher-
man and Lieutenant Grant and friends to Sebas-
topol.
A. W. Thayer, the United States Consul at Trieste,
has Joined the party.
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ncad Fra uds.-Jnir NOstrams by the
thousand have gone down since PHALON'S HAIR IN
VIGORATOR became famous forty 1t il still
without rival as n renovating, cleansing bcautiyinx
dressing. Sold by all druggists
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EMIGRATION TO UTAH.

NASHVILLE, April 10, 1872.
Nineteen emigrants for Salt Lake City left here
this afternoon. They are from Virginia and North
Carolina.
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VICTORIA AND NAPOLEON.
Royal English Visit to the Imperial Exile.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 10, 1872.
The visit of Her Majesty Queen Victoria to the ex-
Emperor Napoleon, at Chiselhurst, will be made to-
morrow, the Goth inst, the arrangements for the
royal journey to-day having been postponed
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e N q L A N D.
Slavery in Cuba and the Slave Trade for Cuba
Debated in the Commons.

IN, ..v Of Obligations Of Spain and Plain Hints
to Amadeus-How the Gem Of the Antilles i
Governe6-The Birthplace Of the Ala
bama ON Fire-The Maine Law
and Temperance Movement
Anew Peeragein Prospect.
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Uou.ckeepers. CONGRATULATIONS lad,

frcnds have the opP9TuilIl OF supply I,sHIsuIvt5
the regular prices Iyoryhaudled Table knives at 20 per
dozcn silver plated Spoons and Forks at So per dozen
Plates 81 per dozeu China Plates at 81 pee dozen, at
NICoI DAVIDSON & CO.'S SD Broadway.
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THE QUESTION In ENGLAND.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


British Popular Canvass Of the Coun-
ter Cases-A Withdrawal OF the In
direct Claims Hoped For.
+, LONDON, April 10, 1872
!, The journals Of this city continue to discuss
the counter cases presented by the British and
american governments at Geneva, drawing
contrasts between them very unfavorable to the
american CASE
limitations have been received here Of the
probability of the withdrawal of the indirect
claims. These ore favorably commented on
by the English newspapers, and the govern
bment and people of the United States praised
for this apparent disposition to render posi-
bile the fulflment of the terms of the Treaty
pf Washington.
hrarl RusscIl's Motion for Suspension
OF the Arbitration.
LONDON, April 10, 1872.
Earl Russell gave notice in the House of
Lords last night that he should defer until the
10th instant the introduction of his motion for
hn address to the Crown for the suspension of
proceedings on the part of Great Britain before
the Geneva Tribunal until the United States
withdraw their claims for indirect damages.
The American Agent i'm Berlin from
Gcncvn-Prepnration for Princciy
Reception.
LONDON, April 10, 1872.
A special despatch to the London Echo
From Berlin says:-Mr J. Bancroft Davis,
pgent Of the United States before the Geneva
Board of Arbitration, has arrived in this city
on visit to Mr.. Bancroft, the American Min
lister.
During his stay here dinner will be given
ut the Legation of the United States to which
Prince Bismarck and number of leading dip
lomats are invited.
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Havana Lottery.-PriaesC Ca shed ana In-
formation given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
1g Broadway, room4-
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CrneCcnberg Marshnll's Uterine CathO-
LICON, the only reliable remedy for female weakness.
Sold By all druggists
GRAEFENBERG Co, 139 William street, New York
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GREAT FIRE IN MICHIGAN,
DETROIT, Mich, April

DETROIT, MICH, Aprll ~, lo'1'
vhc entire business portion OF the town OF Yer
non, Mich, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. The loss u $4,000. Insurance ABOUT S9VVV,
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours, In COM
harrison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
upul 7 n Puil1iun -
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic syrup! Rheu.
matsn, Neuralgia permanently eradcaHd from tho
system PHYSICIANS advice gratis II Johu street Send
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Painful Accident to the German Potentate.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BERLIN April 10, 1872.
His Majesty the Emperor William Is suffering
from the effect of painful accidental spran of
the knee joint-which causes him considerable
uneaSineSs,
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For Pimply EruPtiOns, Black Heads,
Flesh Worms aud Bloched Designations PERRY'S
IMPROVED CAMEDAN AND P1MPLE REMEDY, Sold
l.t.-a
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A Striking and Impressive Fact.-Th0
KNOX spring style gentlemen's HATS Is peculiarly
elegant light dressy and attractive. Wearing Knox
Hat is an endorsement good taste. 2l2 Broadway.
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SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 49, 1872.
Republican primaries were held in San Francisco
to-day, and full delegatiiins were elected to tho
State Convention pledged to U. 8. Grant and
against the Yerba Buena Island session.
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McLewee IL Putnam, col broadway
soil altogether the cheapest good Gas Fixtures Chan
1elcrs Brackets &c in glass, bronze and ormuiu I'm
ported real Bronze, hall net cost Call and examine.
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Bcebe's Kitchen Ranges, No. for SEQ
Always satisfactory to housekeepcrs and cooks.
Made, put up and warranted by
JAMES h KIRKLAND, Nos. 3, 10, IL Reade street.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat, at
popular prices call DOUGAN l2 Nassau street. corner
of Ann.
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Average temperature yesterday. oZes
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world; the only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, instant
taneous. At all druggists.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Loss Of Life and Property by Explosion and
Riot-Japanese Coin for Remintage in
America-Standard Value Of the
Bullion Circulation for Gus
tom House Payments.

0uluOu ClrculaClOn I0r Gus
tom House Payments. =
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.
-. SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1872
The latest Chinese advices state that on March 8
an explosion or magazine at Tientsin destroyed
eighty houses and many lives
riot among the Chinese laborers In the tin
mines at Takoot, Northern China resulted In che
loss OF many lives
THE MINT AND COINAGE
Two million dollars worth Of old Japanese gold
coin arrived In this city by the steamship America
to be assayed for reconagc under the new standard
of the empire.
Treasury Order of the Japanese Govern
memt.
The work OF completing uniform standard Of
value for tire coinage circulation of Japan IL OF
the very highest Importance to the Interests OF
foreign merchants trading with the empire. IL was
undertaken by order Of the imperial treasury issued
on the 2sth OF September, 1871 The State paper
says
With respect to the relation between the niboO
kin and silver ichiboo for the levying Of export and
import duties and other taxes at the open ports,
niboos may be paid at tile same rate as hitherto,
namely, for two silver ichiboos up to she 3lst De-
cemoer OF tne present year. and the shosha
same rate as the said niboo kilt. From the lst
January 1872 2o2 nboos win be taken as the equiv
aent of 81 silver chboos, the silver yen, at
tae rate OF loo or the standard gold yen at che rate
or lOl for 81 silver chboos AS for the gold and
silver coins, they Will be taken at that from the
present moment. After the LIST OF January above
mentioned neither the kinsatsu of the sh0sha nor
any other description of paper money or note will
be received under any circumstances. This Is what
was determined upon after our consultation ut the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs few days ago, ana we
now beg to communicate this summary of the ar
rangement in order to place it on record.
lWAKURA TOMOMI GUAIMUKiCs
TERASIIIMA MUNENOEI GUAIMUTAIYU.
RELATIVE VALUES.
Subjoined is comparative table Of cOinas used at
each open port OF Japan for the payment a duties
to the 3lst OF December 1871, furnished by the
British Charge d'Afares in Yokohama to tho
Queens government
Silver oh dSt,ss 81 1855 ST. 1886 an
Standard new gold yen..... l0l b05 nj Duo !ul
New silver yen. -..,........ lW bO ~
Then follows a comparative table OF coins to be-
used at each open port for the payment OF duties
from January l, lS72:-
Mexican dollars ........... 100 80 10
Silver ichiboos. 3ll 1858 Sl.l 1885 BIZ
Nboo kin .................. 202 l0l 2O2 lDl 2Os
Standard new gold yen. l0l sos l0.l sos l.Ol
New silver yen..........,... lW ~ III
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Drunkenness and Opium Eating.-Drs
BEERS 07 Fourth avenue, has permanent and painless
remedy both these evils Call or send stamp for con-
.,;ln
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Angell's Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave.
nue., Twenty fifth street-vitazng before break
fast, invigorating before dinner, soothing than
opates before retiring LADIES' day and evening. Gell-
tcinen every day and all night.
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the Mother Can Rely Upon Mrs. Wins
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP to give rest aud health to her
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Everybody Can Have - Clear Com
piexion Ly using PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LO-
fIoN. Prepared only by DIR. b. c. BERRY No. " Bond
street, New York.
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A.-For superb Spring Dress Hat Go
to ESPENSCHIED, Manufacturer. llS Nassau street
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For n Freckled or spotted Face Use
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION. 1t is re-
Hnh
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Every Druggist In New York and Else-
where sells pERRY's MOTH AND FRECKI-E LOTION.
isl
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A Speciality.
Fine Spring Overcoats, all the shades, cut and
made equal to best custom work.
BROKAW BROTHERS.
% to "a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Institute.
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have been presented for the public examination In tho
way OF gentemens Hats, we have seen none that for
beauty OF style, excellence OF finish and nnenoss OF
quality equal those produced by ESPENsCHIED Of lib
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Corniccs.-Lloyd's Patent ADJUSTABLE
to NJ all windows; dealers supplied
q. l.. kelly COMPANY, ia Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lott,,rv,

Prizes cashed and inforw alton furnished tho hrhess
rates paid for poubloons, all kinds Of Gold and Silver
Government Securities &c &c ~ -
TAYLOR CO. Bar kers l6 Wall street New York
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David's Spring style OF Gacntlemen's
HATS. Salesroom 299la Broadway near Duane street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye has no Equal In
the world Is the safest and most reliable OF any Sold
everywhere.
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SPAIN.

The Cabinet Unit as at Present Constituted
Capture Of Carlists.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l broadway, corner MurraY street.

A.-For Moths, Patches, FrcclkIes and
Tan use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION the
well known reliable and harmless remedy for brown dis
coloraons the Depot 40 Bond street. New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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Gemtlemen's Dress Hats, Seven Dollars.
wARNOCk CO, No. $40 Broadway.
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Dcnnc's French Ranges and Broi1ers-
BRAMHALL DEANE CO. reInov ed to POS Water street
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Bimarck's Message to Versailles The Cham
cellor's Commendation Of THEIRS Ex-
ecutive-French Popular Disrust
Cause Of Official Plant.
TELeGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 10, 1872.
special despatch to the London DAILY Ne,cs
from Berlin says no utimatum as alleged by the
Daily Telegraph yesterday, has been sent to the
French government by Prince Bismarck.
Count Won Arnim, the German Ambassador to
France, did convey despatch from Prince Bis
marck to the government at Versailles but its tone
was very pacific and highly nattering to President
Theirs. The Prussan Premier In the despatch
stated that he was convinced that peace was Sc
cured between the two nations so long as the pres
ent Executive of France remained in power.
In the same despatch Prince Bismarck complains
Of the dIstrust of the good Intentions OF Germany
manifested by the people of France.
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1t L. Well tos Get Clear OF u Bad Cough
or Cold tho first week. but it safer TO rid yourself OF
the first eight hourshe proper remedy the pur
nose bena Dr. JAYNEs EXPECToRANT
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Coral Scfs-New styles.
GEO o. ALLEN 81 Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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Prussian Pronouncemcnt Against the

BERLIN, April 10, 1872.
The North German Gazette positively denies the
truth Of the statements made by the London DailD
Telegraph in regard to the relations Of Germany
and France and pronounces the rumors of grave
complications between the two countries wholly
without foundation.
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The Birthplace of the Alabama in
Danger from Fire.
LIVERPOOL, April 10, 1872
Fire broke out in the extensive shpbuilding
yards Of the Messrs. Lairds in Birkenhead, opposite
this city, at six O'Clock this morning, and is still
burning The connagration was among the timber.
The loss amounts to over f15,O0O
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

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