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GERMANY.
terial Control Of the Church-Bank
Note Circulation Rule.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, April 25. 1873.
His Imperial Majesty Emperor william took his
departure from the capital to-day en- route to st.
Petersburg, where he will visit the Emperor Alex
ander of Russia. The German monarch will stay
over night at Kongsberg. Great preparations
are being made at ST. Petersburg for His Majesty's
reception.
STATE CONTROL OF THE CHURCH.
The Upper House OF the Prussian Diet to-day
passed the bill for the control of the clergy.
THE CHURCH AND CLERGY CONTROL ELL AND IT'S
CHEF CLAUSES.
The Minister OF Worship of Prussia DR.. Falk,
presented three bills to the national Legislature in
the month of January last making provision for q
State control of the churches Of all denominations.
These different drafts of bills have after debate,
been amended and consolidated into the one which
has just been passed by the Upper House OF the
Parliament. Its object Is to regulate the prepare
tory training and education OF the clergy, and TO
give to the state powers OF supervision over ceri
cal appointments. 1t applies to both the State
recognized relgions-to the Protestant or evan
and its main objects, as set forth, are to pro.
tect the freedom OF individual persons; to
insure the training OF German national In
C0ntradistinction from an Ultramontane clergy {;
and, lastly, to guard the rights and independence
OF the clergy themselves as against their ecclesias
large extent, educated their own clergy. In the
case OF the Roman Catholics special seminaries
have been for the o tnar OF those
wards All institutions OF the kind now In exist
ence are TO be placed under rigorous State inspec
ti0n while 1t is forbidden to open any new ones
The State thus takes into its own hands the direct
supervision OF the education OF the clergy. Cand
dates for the priesthood will be required to attend
the State gymnasia and universities, so that por
ton OF their training may be received among the
the laity Before they can enter the clerical ranks
they must pass certain State examinations to test
their efficiency. These examinations are IN
philosophy, history, German literature and the
classical languages. The State also claims a
right OF supervision clerical appointments and
limits, by stringent conditions, the right OF dis
missal on the part OF ecclesiastical superiors OF
the clergy. In order to prevent the abuse OF the
powers OF the ecclesiastical superi0rs fines ranging
from 200 to 1000 thaers are imposed upon making
appointments, which may be Internationally re-
voked
PAPER CURRENCY REGULATION.
The German Parliament has ordered the with
drawal on the 1st day OF January, 1875, OF all bank
notes not OF the new imperial standard.
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GENERAL sHERMAN's VIEWS.
The Conduct OF the Campaign satisfac-
tory to the General of the Army--Indian
Difficulties to lie Met as They Arise.

NASHlNGIUN, Apih ~Ji 1900
The war Department has been without official
advices from the Modoc expedition for two or
three days, and inquiry at General Sherman's
ONCE to-day elected the fact that there was no
apprehension whatever OF disagreeabe character
because of this TACT. The General OF the Army
himself is as complacent as violet on the hillside
In the middle OF May, and is fully convinced that
when the General commanding the expe-
dtion against the savages deems that he
has important news TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
such as will be OF substantial interest to the gov
eminent to know-that no time viii be lost in COM
municating 1t to the proper authorities here. 1t
seems really, that the government hardly expects
anything for some days vet; though facts may DC
reported at any moment which viii require the
return to Washington OF the President aud even
an extra session of Congress. Army officers here,
RON tho highest to the lowest believe That II Is the
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.

Country.
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Commissioner OF the Court OF Inquiry into the Loss
OF the Atlantic; Execution OF Henry Fralich, at
Syracuse, N. Y, for the Murder OF Peter Schafer I;
Escape OF a Condemned Murderer from the Wash
ngton, PA Jail; the Bank of England Forgeries;
Interview OF HERALD Correspondent with Prince
Don Carlos; Shocking Tragedy in Tenement
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LATER ACCOUNTS.
LAVA BEDS, April 24-11 A

LAVA BEDS, April Pal A. M.
The Warm Spring Indians enoamped last
night near the lake, between US and Colonel
Mason's command. We have not seen an
Indian to-day, although sharp lookout has
been kept from the signal station.
RETREAT OF THE sAvAGEs.
Donald Mckay is of the opinion they have
left, as, finding his party had taken up posi-
ton between them and water, they concluded
another attack was meditated. The Warm
Spring Indians are to hunt them up at night,
in order to try and find where they have To-
Gated. Two squaws captured by Colonel Mil
ler's battery were brought into camp yester-
day. They state that
TWO YAINox MoDoos HAVE DESERTED
from the band. They were probably the two
seen'by Ticknor travelling west in the drec-
ton of the Yainox reservation.
The reinforcements from San Francisco OF
two batteries of the Fourth artillery will be
here in about five days.
THIRTY WARRIORS LEFT.
The Indians are supposed to still have
about thirty fighting bucks. Donald Mckay is
Of the opinion they have gone in an easterly
direction towards Goose Lake.
The epizooty. is very bad, nearly every
horse being sick.
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true policy to deal with every emergency az IL
arises, and this precudes the notion that there Ia
an immediate possibility OF what would be
universally called a general Indian war. We
may have troubles with half dozen, or even a
dozen, or forty inherent bands Of Indians, but it
Will be because the government Is engaged In war
with any Indians. and not because of any con-
certed arrangements among the various tribes.
Rvery one will fight on his own hook, say the
leading military authorities who have been ap-
h. 'oached on the subject. Army officers here are
very ."oh Intensified In their feelings against
dealing with aiS Indians who nave recently de-
monstrated their delight at TIN war ieVer'
which, possessing them SO long, mas a'
length broken out practically. General Shei
himself has been target for the peace men. wnsc
even now, contend that the ploughshare Is more
valuable in the lava beds than the sword, and has
heen charged with inconsistency because OF q
recent comment on report in favor OF peace
policy, signed by party in which the General was
only one out OF seven. In this case, as is well
known by every one who has given the matter |
even the slightest consideration, General sherman
was bound by the majority, but he expressed
views to his associates exactly the same as those
which were less than week ago enun-
ciated by him and published in his letter |
to the HERALD General sherman states that he
HAS noihinR else " nay upoh VIC suoJeCt. HIS
opinions OF Indians have not varied recently In any
respect, and without additional reports which legt
imatey carry suggestions upon which may be based
general orders or new instructions from General
Sherman, there is no likelihood Of any new action
There is no dissatisfaction here with the conduct
OF the Indian war, and no intimations, direct or in
direct, from army headquarters that now, or in
future, any change is TO be made. The only thorn
10 our side at present is the Modoc thorn, and
before said, new emergencies will be met as they
arise.
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IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION
Power OF Railroads to Carry ON Express
Business.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1873.
In the United States Circuit Court this morning,
in the case of the Adams Express Company VS..
1.-THE Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Judge McKennan delivered the opinion OF the
Court, refusing the motion for a preliminary in
junction. This leaves the Philadelphia and Read
ing Company free to carry on an express business
over their lines, unless the Court, upon final
hearing, should alter its opinion.
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FIRE IN WORCESTER, MASS.


'"NN''' EN-, udss., April 20, 1910.
The playhouse connected with the extensive car
mandatory OF osgood Badley, in this city, was
totally destroyed by fire to-day The flames spread
to the cabinet shop and several dwelling houses in
the vicinity. In The cabinet shop was O large auan-
tity OF car-finisning material, which was badly
damaged, but the flames were extinguished before
any serious damage had resulted to the dwelling
houses The loss will be about six thousand dol.
lars. The insurance Is about two thousand five
hundred dollars, In Worcester. Hartford and for
elgn companies.
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ALLEGED INTERNAL REVENUE DEPALCA
TON
RAtTtuopr Anril Z


Internal Revenue Supervisor Tuition arrived in
this city to-day. and examining the books Of Col
lector MacIntyre Of the First district OF Maryland,
discovered as is alleged, that there was dcfalca.
ton to the government. The exact amount is
not yet known, but 5000 Is missing from the ac-
counts for January and February. Nichols, the
Deputy Collector, Immediately resigned, and Is
supposed to have gone TO bis hVme at Elkton.
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8 p A I NJ
The Commune Said to Have Been Proclaimed
in Madrid.

Details Of the MSni....pal Demonstration sad
Cabinet Deliberations the People Re-
quire and What the Government Has
Accomplished Monarohist Military
Revolt After Midnight Council
Fire by the Recusants and Four
Persons Killed-A New Cap
tain Gsneral-Citizen
Exodus from the
Republic
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THE INDIANS IN KANSAS.

Denial OF the Reports of Massncrcs by
the Osages and Chcyenncs.
TOPEKA, Kansas April 25, 1873.
Several parties, just arrived from Barbour county
deny the accounts of Indian troubles in that
county recently reported by Atchison and Leaven-
worth newspapers. Travellers are constantly pass
ing between Medicine Lodge and Hutchinson, and
no troubles with Indians have been heard or.
Three citizens returned to Hutchinson yesterday
from q journey of two hundred miles southwest,
crossing the Cimmaron and Canadian rivers, visit
ing Camp supply and returning through the Co
manche country, travelling all the time in perfect
safety
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COCHISE AND THE INDIAN BUREAU.

WASHINGTON, April 25, 1873.
1t Is denied at the Indian Bureau that Cochise IL
OF his reservation, committing depredations.
When last heard from, short time ago. he was
still on the reservation on which he had been
placed by General Howard, and expressed his in
tention OF remaining there.
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KILLED IN A QUARREL.
Fight Between Two Old Men About n
Woman-Dcath from the Blow OF a
Fist.

Fist.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 25. 1878.
Two laborers, employed at the Portland Aims
house, ouarreled about woman this morning,
and one of the men, named Michael Sullivan, was
killed by blow from the fist OF the other, whose
name is John Warren. Both are Irish. Warren Is
stout fellow, about nity-hve years old suiiivan
was feeble man, OF about sixty. Warren nrst
struck him at the watering trough, and followed
him toward the house, striking him violently and
Knocking him finally against post and then TO
the ground Warren Is under arrest, and an IN
quest is being held. Warren has wife IN me state
Prison at Thomaston. sullivan is reported to have
q wife and child at the Almshouse.
McCalum, who was stabbed yesterday, remains
In the condition before reported
The Coroners jury brought In verdict that
Michael Sullivan died from the effects OF blows
given by John Warren. IL appeared IN the evil
dence that sullivan had given Warren many insults,
which finally overcame his patience.
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General Border War Feared-Nr.
Mcacham and Captain Egnn kccov-

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25, 1873.
A general border war is feared, owing to the bad
faith of the government agents with the Indians III
the reservations, and the encouragement the lat
ter have received by the example of the Modocs
Mr. Meacham is recovering. lie has left the hos
pital for Ferrea's ranch. captain Eagan Is also
raoaverinu
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TAGLIONI.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April Is. 1873
despatch sent hence to the American Press
Association on April % announced the death OF
Marie Taglioni, the celebrated dancer. The report
Is untrue. Mile. Taglioni is not dead.
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Graefenberg VewetabIe PiTIs

Gcntlemen's Dress and Business Hats.
at manuaeturers prices. r. ERNENWEIN lab Nassau
street. near spruce street
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vieuxtemps, the violinist, is playing at Bordeaux
with great applause.
Mile. Morlacchi appears at the Olympic Theatre
next week in number of chaIT aacter dances,
The 1s5th anniversary of the first opening OF the
Theatre Francois, founded in 1858, has just been
celebrated.
Somebody remarks that BENJAMIN Franklin won
distinction as the original Poor Richard though he
could not have been by any means so poor q
Richard as Mexican Buchanan used to be.
The posthumous opera OF Bale, III Talismano,"
founded on Sir Walter scotts novel, which is to be
produced by Mr.. Mapleson in the approaching
opera season, with Nine Christine Nilsson in the
part OF Edith Plantagenet will probably be the
best and most enduring proof OF the powers Of that
amented composer.
Mr.. II. l.. Bateman will be in this city in a fe W
weeks to close negotiations for the production OF
Mr.. Wills "Charles L." which has just been with
drawn from the Lyceum, London after very sue
cessful run. The honors OF the piece were won by
Mr.. Henry Irving and Miss Isabel, Mr.. Bateman's
younger daughter, who have also won great
applause in Eugene Aram," another play by MT.
Wills lust produced.
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Train on the Trnck-Several Persons
Hurt.

CINCINNATI, April Is, 1873
The north bound train on the Louisville, New
Albany ana Chicago Railroad ran of the track near
Ellettsve, Ind, yesterday, throwing one baggage
car and two coaches on their sides. One man was
badly hurt, a coach falling on him. No other per-
sons were seriously injured.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, Pr
John street cured of Infammatory RlIeunia ssin-
Suffered months
HENRY BURNS, II Hicks street, Bsooklyn
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A.-Great Popular as Well as Scientific
interest has been excited by the invention II
the new ELASTIC TRUSS, which cures Rupture lud
cause. no pain whatever: worn night and day nnI
should not be taken oil AZ all till is reached sid
az reasonable price and sent by mail when ordered y
THE ELASTIC TRUSS Co., 6s3 Broadway New York
city who send circulars free on application by mai or
nth rxvtsa
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars sent free; orders promptly filled. JOSEPH
Building.
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FRANCE.
Tho Contest Between Monarchism and Repub-
licanism at an Exciting Point.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 25, 1878.
Reports have been received in this city from
Paris which alege that the greatest approximations
are felt in the highest circles in the French capital
OF an immediate civil war. The monarchists are
determined to GUST President Theirs at any cost.
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THE EPIzOOTY IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, April %, 1873.
The epizooty is spreading, and hair dozen
cases have terminated fatally. Cinnamon are en-
poyed to carry and haul burdens The street car
travel is seriously interrupted.
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Herald Special Report from
Vienna. =
The Disease Prevalent in Sporadic
Twenty Cases Taken to Hospital During
One Day.
FIVE OF THE NUMBER FATAL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the HER
lALD has been received from our correspondent
in the Austrian capital: -
VIENNA, April 25, 1873.
There were twenty cases of sporadic
-cholera-scattered, individual attacks
brought to hospital yesterday. Five of the
number proved fatal.
SECRECY AND ATTEMPT AT CoNCEAIMENT
There is an effort for concealment Of The
fact Of the presence of the disease in the CITY,
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.
COATEsvILLE. Pa. Ap

CoATEsvILLE, Pa, April q. 1873.
Joseph Miller, an aged and respected citizen OF
this place died last night He was the Oldest
citizen OF Coatesvllle. being in his l0vth Year.
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powerful agent in neutralizng tho vile hImors Of the
62iy and reyrvng the dropping energies Of thesyssem
Skully made, OF heahful vegetable cOmpGncnts their
action Is potent in srengthcning and restoring
lid GRAEFENBERG COMPANY is Rcade street
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Corns RemOved.-NniIs. Bunions, AR
Diseases Of Feet cured at Dr. WESTERvELrs Chiro,,-
dist s5s Broadway, near Fourteenth street. Charges
mod
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A.-Wedding Party Invitations, Latest
Paris styles Monograms and French Note Paper JAMES
EvERDEIL 302 Broadway. Established lSl0.
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To Movers the First Of May.-Beforc
YOU put your carpets clear the house Of reaches
and bcdlngs with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER.
Pepper every crcvicc. Knowles Bellows, 81.
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KnnpP's Extract of Roots Makes tho
best cheapest Root Beer market Sold the
e quart Or gallon One gallon makes 800 gaiions beer.
Depot 1862 Hudson street.
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Davfd,s Spring Style OF Hats for Gen.
temen 239I, Broadway, near Duane street
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BstchcIor's Hair Dye-Thc Best in tho
world The emily true AMI perfect dye All Druggists
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A>.Wh0 Wants Hat: Go to Dou-
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MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS NEW BOOK.

LORD HOPES CHOICE. Mrs Ann s. stephens new
novel Complete In one volume bound in cloth full gile
back. Price 81 IS; or in paper cover, price 81 So
MRS. ANN =. STEPHENS COMPLETE WORKS.
Complete in nineteen volumes bound in morocco clotN
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A Certain Remedy for weaknesses

A.--Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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,A.~Espenscheid's Spring style or c.rl
uemens HATS For hneness OF materials elegance ~
surpassed Try them at the sale sroom OF IN. ~
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1[lttHlrS 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 49, 1873.
despatch from Paris says that the GdnlOis an
nounces that the Commune has been proclaimed
In Madrid, but no confirmation OF the report has
been received IN this city,