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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 2 1873.
The trouble between the Latin and Greek monks
at Bethlehem has partially subsidized. and order has
been restored.
The Porte leaves the guilty unpublished, but
Russia demanded their punishment
Hopes are expressed that the great Powers will
now settle the disputes about the custody Of the
holy Places out or which this scandal arose, but
they hesitate to approach question OF so delicate
O character.
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visit last evening TO General h. Ivan0vltCh IOdle-
ben, the defender OF Scbastopol and listened to
his lecture on Sebastopol during the Crimean war.
The Future OF tho Famous Fortress.
The question whether Sebastopol is to be made a
naval as well as commercial port was settled by
the Russian government during the month OF April
in the present year. 1t has been decided to rebuild
the arsenal and also to open the harbor to trading
ships; and 1t is hoped that the new Russian rail-
ways will greatly develop the commerce OF the
town. This point had already been settled in
principle by the imperial commission, compris-
ing the Ministers OF War, Of the Interior,
OF Finance and OF Communications, and
presided over by the Grand Duke Constantine,
which was appointed to consider the question in
1871. The plans OF the Notifications OF Sebas-
tOpol were decided upon by this commission,
which also declared itself in favor OF the town
being made q trading port, leaving the details to
be settled by local commission under the presi-
dency Of Vice Admiral Arkas. The local commits
sion has made arrangements for rebuilding the
town In such manner as to enable it to be used
both for military and commercial purposes though
the latter are, as a rule, made subsidiary to the
former. 1t Is proposed that the ships-ofwar shall
be stationed at the most favorable point OF the
southern bay, while the merchant ships will have
to go to moro shallow part OF the bay General
Todeben's lecture was rendered peculiarly attrac-
tive by the knowledge of these facts.
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ITALY.
The Cabinet Crisis Continued, with Royal Effort
for Its Reconciliation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, May 2, 1873.
The Ministerial crisis continues, The King has
consulted Ricasoli and Mingnetti, who both advise
the return OF the Ministry to ONCE.
A report Is circulated which alleges that Joseph
Garibaldi, the democratic leader and ex-dictator,
u seriously i'll. He was born on the ed Of July in
the year 1907 and is, consequently, in the sixty.
uxth year Of his age.
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ARKANSAS.

steamer Sunk-Coiorcd Mnn HANGED.
LITTLE Rock, May 2, 1879
The steamer Edinburgh, from New orleans for
Little Rock, sunk OF Swan Lake. thirty miles below
Pine Blum, yesterday. She was loaded with rail-.
road iron for the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Brown Brewer, colored, was hanged at Searcv
White county, to-day, for the murder OF another
negro several months ago.
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THE HOLY LAND.

Tho Battle Of the Monks at Bethlehem and the
Power Of the Porte for Peace-Russia's
Demand and the Question
Of the Orient.
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FRANCE.
Election Of Member Of the French Academy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 2, 1873.
Baron Louis dc Well Caste has been elected
member or the French Academy.
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SPAIN.

The Retal;ations Of War on the Field and in q
Convict Prison-Carlist Cruelties at
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O, K e I L Y.
The British Naval Demand on the Spanish
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Public Opinion Of the Consequences Of the
Royalist Interference
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, May 1, 1873
The Commander of the British gunboat
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On tho LIST Inst. Jesse q. Kcator Caught
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TELEGRAM TO THE HEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTISoPLE, May q 1873.
Rear Admiral James Alden, OF the United States
Navy, who has been In Constantnople several
days. visited the Sultan yesterday and In the
evening took his departure for Vienna.
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Herald Special Report
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Congressional Action on the Treaty Commits
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Lozada's Revolution in Rapid Decline, but
the Chieftan Still at Large.
DEATH OF A NEW YORKER AT MERIDA
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TELEGRAM TO THE REV YORK HERALD.
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MATAMoRos, May 1, 1873.
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States has been approved by the Mexican
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THE REVOLUTION IN DECLINE.
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN.
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! think that the HERALD will always be loved by
the German people after this. 1t was kind Of
Mr.. Bennett to let Madame Muhlbach write her
charming despatch. viii read 1t tonight before
go to bed, ana shall preserve it in my trunk and
carry 1t TO Germany when 60 home."
Frau RICHARD (cornet-a-piston and big DRUM
Ht'n7net Cot! hope we shall have German
HERALD soon. l want to send all the news, and
the HERALD is the only paper in which all the
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The Turkish government has ordered 100000
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Imperial Visit to the Defender Of sebastopol.-
"reminiscences Of the Grim Fortress.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2, 1873.
Their Imperial Majcsties the Emperor William Of
Germany and the Gear Alexander of Russia paid a
visit last evening to General e. Ivanovitch Todle-
ben, the defender OF Sebastopol, and listened to
his lecture on Sebastopol during the Crimean war.
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The Bank OF England Forgery Case I'm
Court-Eatal Accident on a Railway.
LONDON, May 2, 1873
The case OF the Bank OF England forgery was
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voice ct half ts value Special prices 70 ihe trade de-
trade, hotel keepers &c, supplied with all the popular
brands OF Aes, Portcrs, Brandes Champagnes Clares
bond at down prices Depot Of Pleasant Valley Wine
Company's Still and Sparkling Wines the best in the
United States II. B. KIRK CO., Gy Fulton street
Established 1864
The New Charter Has Not Yet Been
signed by the Governor but KNOWS Spring style OF gen.
uemens HATS Is in great demand. Make your seec-
lions at 2l2 Broadway