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The New York herald., 1873-04-25
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OF publication graphic reports Of the Battles
with the Modocs; the Fearful Disaster the Provt
dence and Stonington Railroad; Decision Of the
Commissioner OF the Court OF Inquiry into the Loss
OF the Atlantic; Execution OF Henry Fralich, at
Syracuse N. ", for the Murder or Peter Schafer !;
Escape of Condemned Murderer from the Wash
ington, tPa) Jail; the Bank OF England Forgeries;
Interview Of HERALD Correspondent with Prince
Don Carlos; Shocking Tragedy In Tenement
House In Third street, Particulars OF the Earth
quake in San Salvador Wife Murder in Edge.
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GALA WEEK IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, April "a, 1873.
This has been a gala week In Charleston, the
citizens generally uniting with the Germans in
celebrating the Scnutzenfest.
This afternoon Professor Dehonne, the wooden
legged tiQhtrope walker while performing fell a
distance OF sixty feet and was dangerously hurt In
the head and leg The all was caused by the break
ing OF the rope.
Next week will be marked by. the annual Moral
fair, which attracts crowds OF visitors from all
parts OF the State and by the Spring meeting 0I
the State Agricultural Society.
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RAILROAD MANAGERS UNABLE TO AGREE.

CINCINNATI, April "a, 1873.
The meeting OF superintendents of Western
railroads adjourned to-day, not having been able
to complete timetable arrangements for the sum-
mer They left the matter to q committee to settle
at a meeting to be held the 1st OF May In New
York. The difficulty was with Pennsylvania CON-
binations, which could not be arranged satsfacto-
rly at once.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND FoRGERIES
Herald Special Report
from Havana.
The Prisoner Bdwell Handed Over to the Brit
ish Consul for Extradition-His Chief Con-
federates Still Held in Cuba.


HAVANA April %, 1873.
Bidwell, who has been arrested by the English
police detectives for his connection with the recent
forgeries on the Bank Of England. was delivered
to-day to the British Consul upon consent Of Secre
tary Fish. for extradition to Great Britain.
The prisoner was handed over to Her Britannia
Majesty's Consular representative. on the order Of
Captain General Pietain and will probably be sent
to England in a man-ofwar.
Several of the coniederates Of Bidwell, including
Wilson, are still In Havana.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, April "a, 1873.
The Upper House Of the Prussian Diet to-day en-
gagged in a debate, which lasted six hours, on the
bill regulating the training and appointment OF the
clergy.
Prince Bismarck made one of his powerful
speeches in support of the BILL He defended the
attituae the government had taken as fully justi-
fed by the domineering assumptions Of the priest
hood.
In the course of his speech the Prince took occa-
sion to deny the often repeated report that he had
instigated the occupation of Rome by the Italian
government.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE SUMMER MEETING
AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, April q 1873
The directors OF the Buffalo Driving Park have
agreed on the following programme for the Sum-
mer meeting commencing August s. The pre-
miums are the largest ever offered in the United
states, being s7o,Ooo exceeding those offered last
wear by slo,oo0:-2:i5 horses, $4,000; 2:4o horses
"a 900: 234 horses, $4,000; 2:3O horses, $4,000; ;
S:l7 horses $4,000; 2:24 horses, $4,000; 2:21
horses, $40 900; free to all horses, $75oo ouryear
olds, al ,oCo; ive-year-olds, $1.5Oo. The entries
close Saturday, July 20. The premiums Will be
awarded in accordance with rule 80 Of the National
Association.
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o. e IL Y.
Captain General Pieltain and the Case OF The
Herald Commissioner.
Subject to Trial with Promise Of Clemsncy-Kind
Treatment and Prompt Action.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, April 90, 1873.
His Excellency the Captain General of Cuba
has informed the English Consul that the trial
of O. Kelly, the HERALD special Commissioner,
must continue.
HO'Kelly's guilt is established the Captain
General will exercise clemency; but he can
not stop the course of the law.
The Captain General has given strict orders
to treat O Kelly with the utmost kindness and
see that nothing is wanting to insure COM
fort.
A oro.1~ss Of QKelly has telegFapnsd 70
captain General Pietain, demanding Glenn
mepoy: The British British Consul General Dunlop
has telegrapasaa t2 the British Consul at
Manzanillo asking hin1 to do all he p6ssiSlly
can for O Kelly, and informing him that s'the
moment the tribunal decides Captain General
Pieltaia will act"
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HAGUE, April "a, 1873.
The Minister OF the Colonies OF Holland has
given to the press detailed statement OF the war
in Sumatra, from which it appears that the
Acheenese asked for the aid OF France and Italy
before war was declared; but notes were received
by Holland from the various Powers which con-
tanned the most friendly assurances, and showed
that the intrigues of the Acheenese had wholly
failed.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, April 10, 1873
The President has returned to the capital. While
at Jacmel banquet was given in his honor by the
merchants Of that place.
The probabilities are that Dominquez will be the
next President Of hayti.
The Assembly will open on the goth inst
MARKETS.
CofYee Is quoted 12c., gold.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April "a, 1873.
Rumors have reached this city from Constantine
pie to the effect that His Imperial Majesty, Abdul
Azz Khan, the Sultan Of Turkey is seriously i'll.
The Sultan was born on the 9th of February. in the
year 1880. He has five children, the youngest of
whom was born on the 27th of June 1ses
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ENGLAND.
-~--lFr7sslsys ~. u.-n.&na-
Sir Samuel Bakers Safety Again Reported
Tho Tchborne Claima.s ON 1s'as
Expiosion-0peratives Emigrating-
Serious Strike OF Miners.
rsleGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April "A. 1879
telegram from KhartOom, c0nfirmatOry OF the
news contained in the HERALD special report OF
yesterday, says Intelligence has been received
there that Sir Samuel Baker and his wife, who
were reported to have been murdered In the inte.
rior OF Africa, are safe at Falookra.
THE TICHBORNR CLAIMANT IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
The trial OF the Tchborne claimant on the
charge OF perjury is in progress before Lord Chief
Justice Cockburn. Mr.. Justice Lush and Mr. Justice
Quain. Mr.. Hawkins commenced the opening ad-
dress for the prosecution yesterday and continued
it to-day, and at the adjournment OF the Court
this evening had not concluded. The court room
was crowded with spectators and many titled and
distinguished persons were present.
FATAL DISASTER AND STRIKE IN THE MINING
DISTRICTS.
An explosion or dredamp occurred to-day In Q
coal mine In the parish OF Rheuabon, North
Wales, by which several miners were killed and
wounded.
Twenty thousand coal miners In Leicestershire
have struck work.
EMIGRATION OF SKILLED OPERATIVES.
Among the emigrants which sailed yesterday
from Liverpool were 100 operatives from the maui
featuring town of Yeovil, Somerset.
BULLION IN OUTFLOW FROM THE BANK
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f12S,OOo during the past week.
The Gladstone Budget Proposals De-
bntcd and Generally Approved.
LONDON April "a, 1873.
In the House OF Commons this evening the reso-
lutions offered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
TO carry out the proposals Of the budget were dis
cussed.
Mr.. Ward Hunt spoke in terms Of condemnation
of financial administration which underestimated
the revenue and overestimated expenditures. He
also opposed the payment Of any portion OF the
Geneva award in Exchequer bonds.
Mr.. Chlders defended the government and drew
contrast between Its administrator of the
treasury and that Of the conservatives when they
were in power.
The resolutions were finally passed, except that
reducing the duties on sugar one-half which Mr..
Lowe proposed should be recommltted.
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Albert Freitberger twenty-seven years OF age,
who was employed as booskeeper by J. II. Ross
back, OF Il Spruce street. committed suicide last
night by shooting himself in the temple at his resi-
dence, lac East Forty-ninth street. The cause IS
supposed to be business complications. The Cor
on err has been notified.
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A BIG BOARDING HOUSE BURNED DOWN,

Near midnight on Wednesday the large boarding
house occupied by the hands employed by the
Newark Plough Company, near the Newark Mead
ows, was burned down. with furniture and cloth
ing. Some forty-1vc inmates had narrow escape
for their lives. The loss u probably not over
$1,000; insured,
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TELEeRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. April "a, 1879.
At an unoffcial meeting OF shareholders OF the
Atlantic cable companies resolution was adopted
In favor Of the consolidation Of the companies and
the amalgamation of all cable interests.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT FREEMAsoN.
PuILApELPIA, Pa, April "a. 1,

PHILADELPIA, Ia, AprII n, 1913.
John wilson, Jr., q prominent member OF the
Masonic fraternity. Director OF the Association Of
Underwriters Secre tary OF the Fire Patrol, and
largely engaged In the fire aud marine insurance
business, died to-day, aged forty one OF congestion
OF the lungs. lie had Just returned here last week
after "Trip V Florida fQr the beSeat OF his neaith
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.

Movement Of Atlantic Cable Shareholders for
Consolidation-Continen Enterprise
for q New Source Of Com
munication.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Ncw Schemo
orders hlloA prizes cashed, inormshon tur,
uished. Highest rates paid tor spanish biliA &c. &c
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Honest Indignation Is Excited mt tho
escape Of the Modoc Indians To Judge is extent listen
10 the comments among the buyers OF KNOWS elegant
spring style of gentlemens Hats in the Fifth Avenue Ho
tel establishment That tells the story.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
The Prince Of Wales En- Route to the Austrian
Capital
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April "a, 1873.
His Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales, will
leave Lsndon tonight for Vienna. to be present at
the opening OF the International Exposition on the
lat of NAV,
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GERMANY.

Prince Bismarck on the Claims and Attitude Of
the Priesthood Personal Ratification
Of Current History
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Warwick or Elm wood Collar Wuf
at better and wear longer than any other Try them
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David's spring style OF Hat foxj Gem,
temen 299H Broadway near Duane street, Z
Genflemen's Dress and Business Hats.
at manufacturers prices p. ERNENWEIN, ll8 NessAu
street, Spruce street
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ASIA.

Achsenese Diplomacy Previous to the Outbreak
Against the Dutch.
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Portuguese Enterprise for q New Line OF
Communication.

LISBON April "a, 1873.
The director OF the Portugal and Brazil Tele-
graph Company had an interview with the King to-
day. He presented TO His Majesty, in an elegant
casket, map OF the bed OF the Atlantic over which
the cable is to be lad with specimens Of the cable
which had been selected. The section to extend
between the Portuguese coast and Madeira will be
completed by the manufacturers in June.
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LISBON, April "a, 1873.
The traMway between Lisbon and Cintra Will be
opened to public travel next week.
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A:-Ladies', Misses Gents, and Boys.
MILLER / CO.'S, No. Union square. -o''e '''
A.-who Wants a HAITI Go TO Done
GAN, lO2 Nassau street corner OF Ann.
A Warwick or Eimwood Collar WIZ
ht better and wear longer than any other Try them
Braunsdorf & Metz Have Removed
their large stock Of first csss CABSEa ,ae ~
and elegant buildings ts and s5 Seventh avenue near
Thirty yiourth street
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
soa sSGps s1sryxyhers S9nry Sssa' 'n'0 '0"' '"e' '
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints; ,AlA
diseases OF the feet cared by DR.. zACHARIE, ~ Un-
ion Square.
David's Spring style OF Hat forj Gem,
tlemcn. 299K Broadway, near Duane street, Z
Genflemen's Dress and Business Hats,
at manufacturers prices. p ERNENwEIN, l4s NsssAu
street. near spFace street
Honest Indignation Is Excited mt tho
ape Of The M.doc indiana S To Judge s sxsn listen
spring styls OF gentlemens Hats in the Avenue Ho-
Havana Lottery Drawings on File.--
Circulars sent free, orders prorpptly filled JoSEPH
BATES, Agent, 1876 Broadway room Il Chatham Bank
Let Not the Failure OF All other Reme-
ine sure reIof from HALE 5 HONEY OF HoREHouND
PIXIES roorHAcuE props cure n. one m.nuse
Missisguoi.-Tho Waters of This spring
have cured thousands afflicted with Cancer scrofuia aaJ
SrsA' s'ia aGsa No. s'ss5SSs oss place
Rhododc cndrons Trees, Shrubs, Ever-
| green's &C For catalogues Apply 10 Il. b. PARSONS a
/ CO., Flushing Y Y
Royal Havana i4ottery.--New schema
now out Orders hlleA prizes casned, ntormahon fur
uished Highest rates paid tor spanish biliA &c. &C..
i TAYLOR Co, Bankers u Wall s.raot new tor1
| Wedding and Party Invttaticns
latest Paris sylos; Monograms and French note paPec
| JAMES EvbkVkI.L, Ds Brosdwav Estap'isoo4 WV
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Remedy OF Virtue and Merit for
Brighs Disease, Gravel Dropsy Diabetes, Gout and al
Kidney affections and Urinary diseases-KEARNEY'5
EXTRACT BUCHU. Depot, lN Duane street. Sold by
drur rois
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BrnunsdOrf q Metz Have Mcm0voU
their large stock OF first class CABINET FURNITURE,
DRAPERIES &c, from l25 Rvingon street to their new
and elegant buildings @ and t35 Seventh avenus near
Thirty. fourth street
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TURKEY.

Rumor Of the Sultan Being Invalided by
Illness.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

His Holiness, Pope Plus the Ninth, has expert
enced relapse, and is again confined to his bed
by Illness.
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PARIS. April "a, 1873
The specie in the Bank OF France has decreased
250, 900 francs during the past week.
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AUSTRIA.
Parliamentary Recess and Industrial Hope.
TELEGRAM TO Tine new YORK HsaALo.

VIENNA, April "a, 1873.
The session OF the Reichsrath closed yesterday
with speech from the throne, in which the En-
peror made fitting allusion to the Worlds Exhi.
btlon to be inaugurated next month.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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A.-NOt Ono Style for all Heads, but
Dress HATS for all men at ESPENSCHEID'5, manufac-
turer of gentlemen's Hats, 1l3 Nassau street.
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THE POPE.

His Holiness Relapsed in Health and Confined
to Bed. - ~
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MissisuuOi.-Tho Waters of This Spring
have cure, thousan cted with Cancer scrouia anJ
Brighrs Disease. fresh supply .lst received
JOHN +. HENRY, No Collage place.
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RACING AT MOBILE, ALA.

MOBILE, April "a, 1873.
At the races to-day the hafme dash for two
year.olds was won by Hattie Farrs, followed by
Nelligan Matte r. and April Fool In the same
order Time, 53h.
The following Is the summary OF the race Tor the
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

A.-Ladies', Misses Gents and Boys
BOOTS AND sHoES. all styles, moderate prices. at
MILLER 4 co. 8, No. 3 Union square.
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ana 0enorai home C0ntunon-Indian ill.,
Troops Holding Jalisco. and .
War of Races Imminent 4. y
Border Commerce -.
Fading Away Ii
1ll[tRtEs TO 1E Mw. Y6Nx mamn
Cirv or MEXICO, April Is.
u sia HAVANA. April %. 1873
ao su"..'' I'D P0rGrist parties each desire to
.ilaine" .eir existence, and propose to unite on
s"e nr.mination OF Palacios for President OF Con-
ress Iglesias' prospects for the ofice of Supreme
Judge are better than those Of the other candl-
date. - . -asa.4-A-4, 80
LozADA's FORCES DECREASING.
The forces under General Lozada are virtually
decreasing.
THE MIXED COMMISSION WITH THE UNITED STATES.
The proposal to prslong the term OF the United
States and Mexican Mixed commission has not yet
been ratified by Congress.
RAILWAYS.
The question Of the railways It Is expected.
VIII be decided this month. =
Border Line Report Of tho InterHsi snd
Frontier Situation,
MATAMoR0s, April 20. 1s7SS'
"Interlorly In Mexico.n says an American state
yond the compass OF an ordinary mind There are
wars and rumors Of wars In Sonora and Slnaloa.
OaXaca, according to recent accounts, is II en-
open state Of rebellion, and, to add fuel TO the
name, Seditien and insurrection, General L0xeds
has declared for war Of races and occupies
Jalisco with his Indian troops.
Tin chihuahua several Or the business houses
have been closed by the officers Of the general gov
ernment, and their property con1scascd end appro-
prated by the State, on account Of dutieS alleged
to be due on the introduction OF the merchsDdise.
and which duties are levied In compliance. With
authority granted by the late President Juarezvr'
The author Of Che official communicates to the
Secretary Of the Treasury says
"Where oil this will finally end isj o question or
upon which no expression as to its fliture termina
ton may be safely predicted. Its immediate re-
suits are being daily demonstrated by the graduab
decrease Of business AFFAIRS OF all descriptions.
thOrties; the frequent Violation Of the Extraditon
Treaty on the part of Mexico, coupled with the
iusal or inabilty,probably the latter-to enforce
crippled American interests to an Incredible de-
gree This perpetual turmoil and strife across the
border, IN addition to the Indian depredations,
this place (Paso del N0rte), about two years age,
there has been decrease OF at least ten per cent
IN the white population. and 1t is still growing
less; and unless some measures adopted with
o view OF providing better security fer life and
property from the lawlessness OF the Mexicans and
the slaughter by Indians, the collection district OF
and become an expense to the general govern
ment."
The above letter, which is dated Ell Pass del
Norte, March 81, adds -"On the Sd of March there
was seized at the town OF Isleta. Texas four head
Of Mexican CATTLE"
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Comptroler's receipts yesterday wer0
1857, and still he amt happy.
The nrst base ball game Of the season occurred
ut the Union grounds yesterday, but excited little
of the old enthusiasm
The concert which was to be given In the
Academy OF Music on Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund, is
postponed until May 3, account OF death In
the family OF Mr.. Ole Ball. who was to be the prin-
cipal performer on the occasion. AS large mum.
ber OF tickets have been sold this announcements
may save some trouble to the holders.
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der the enrolment in the army OF men twenty
years OF age throughout Spain.
French Neutrality Against Foreign Allies
for the BOurb0ns.
PARIS, April "a, 1873
One Englishman aud TWO Frenchmen have been
arrested by the French ofncers on the Spanish
frontier, and sent to Perpignan. They are charged
with holding commissions in the Carlist army.
British Democracy in support of the
Peninsular Republic.
LONDON, April "a, 1873
mass meeting of the democrats to protest
against the refusal OF the British government to
recognize the Spanish Republic, Is to be held in
Trafalgar Square on the 5th OF May.
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HAYTI.

Popular Honor to the President-Political and
Parliamentary Prospects,
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twcnty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding DAY Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD Building
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M e K I Q O /.
Tho Political Parties Of Porfirio Diar and
Juarey Seeking Public Prominence.

Lozada's Forces Decreasing-Ths American
Mixed Observation-Disclosures Agitation
and General Home Confusion-Indian
Troops Holding Jalisco, and
War of Races Imminent Il
Border Commerce -
Fading Away. i
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WASHINuTON, u. O.. April 20 a. N. J
Probabilities.
The area OF highest barometer will extend on
Friday over the Southern States, and the pressure
will fall somewhere in the Northwest; for the
Upper Lakes winds will back to the Southwest,
with rising temperature; for the Lower Lakes
west and southwest winds will prevail, with
partly cloudy and clearing weather; for
the Mississippi Valley, west and southwest winds
and partly cloudy and clear weather; for the Gulf
States northwesterly winds and clear weather; for
the Lower Lakes and Michigan the barometer falls
somewhat with threatening weather and possibly
light rain, followed by westerly winds and clear
ing weather in the afternoon; for the Middle
States northwest winds and partly cloudy or
clear weather; for New England northwest winds,
and in the northern part cloudy weather.
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Crfstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful ones nstantapesusy
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PORTUGAL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Public Accommodation in Railway Travel.
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Let Not the Failure OF All other Reme-
dies Coughs and Colds deter the sufferers trop seek
ing sure relief from HALE HONEY OF HOREHouND
PiKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure In one mnrtc
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Corns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints; ,AlA
diseases OF the feet cared by DIR. ZACHARIE> ~; Un-
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 25-l A. M.
p9.ahr biy;fioe
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A.-Who Wants HIATT Go TO D0a-
j GAN. I02 Nassau street. corner OF Ann.
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Bullion in Outflow from the Bank.
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Rhododc ndrons Trees, Shrubs, Ever-
greens, &c. For catalogues spply 70 4. B. PARSONS q
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File.
Circulars sent free, orders promptly filled. JoSEPH
BATES, Agent, l% Broadway room 4; Chatham Bank