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Washington, May i.
II il understood that during is session t
day the grand jury Of this district had aaude
consideration the evidence Of various alleee
libels published in the New York, Sun agaipa
various citizens d Washiogton. and especiall
ex Governor Shepherd. who himself appesre,
las witness tits said on apparently goo,
authority that the presentnent has bee,
agreed upon, but that nm Indictment win nd
bs brought into court for some days. II
Tho internal revenue receipts for the fou
months of the present year are over two an,
q half millions greater than for tho correspond
Ing period Of last year. q IH
No business Of Importance was tranaactei
at tho Cabinet meeting to-day.
- London, May 8.
The Cariist committee has received tele
grams reporting great victoricsby Don Carlos
forces under command Of Babatta, at Brcda
Lerida and Santa Caloma. over King Alfonso,
forces. numbering 10000 men. They lost Eve
chief officers at Breda, and $50 men ut Santa
caloma. Another victory for the Carlists
under Castels. il reported from Arajon. The
government troops nre said to have lost all
their artillery and many prisoners. The al.
fonsist general, Delatre, was killed.
Halifax. May g.
The steamer Alhambra, fro1h Boston, went
ashore at Cape Sable on Sunday afternoon
during a Tick fog. The passengers and mails
were landed safsly On tn. isand. where the
passengers remained till to-day. The weasel is
probably total wreck.
Berlin. Maya.
The answer Of Belgium to the last German
uote has been received. 1t il courteous in
tone and merely takes notice Of Germany's .
action in regard to the revision Of the penal
laws. and in no way returns to the subjects of
the hrst reply except to reserve for q future
timr the adoption Of resolution in accord
ancc with tn friendly declaration contained
IN that reply. The note 10 considered highly
DIR. Falk. Minister of Public Instruction. in.
Eroduced bill ia the lower house OF the Diet.
today. providing for suppression Of religious
orders in Prussia. The bill relates 10 the ad-
cf the property of the Catholic
Church. 1t passed tho third reading in the
to-day. The bill provides that all
rligious orders shall be excluded from Prus.
'ia; existing establishments are forbidden to
'eceive new members. and their present or.
.anization must be discontinued within six
months after the passage Of this BILL Partial
EXCEPTION 10 made in favor Of religious bodies
Engaged in the work Of education, which may
'rolong their existence for years. Those
whose object is the care Of the sick may con.
innc their organization. but are liable to die.
o'ut,on at any moment. Associations thus
ontinning are to be subject to the supervision
4 government officials. The property Of con-
ents ID not tc b con6scated, but will BE- tenn
'orarily administered by the State. ~
New York, May g.
Tho Tribune Of tomorrow will publish the
blowing. one Of the most dramatic scenes Of
he trial. and the only one which has relieved
be monotony Of its latter days. It occurred
: the opening Of yesterdays session, and wan |
vidently surprise to oil but one or two.
'eechcr lawyers and Mrs. Tsiton had como
ato Court vt the usual hour, accompanied b.
Ire. Field and Mrs. 0siogton, and had seated
erself 10 the usual place, to tho right and 1T
. apart from the Plymouth delegation,
,hich was out again in force; indeed, tho
was dnusdslly crowded, particu.
'rly with ladies, some Of whom stood pseping
trough the doorway leading to 9ths Court
hambers, and one Of whom brought m opsrs-
lass which she leveled It oil the principal
haracters Of The trial drama Tho Court had
0 sooner been organized than Mf1. Tilton,
sing ike an apparitioa il her plscs, and h.
ns hid. Honor, cried out in her low Ivoice, n
tile trenulous from embarFassmsnt, "Jndgpl
eilsos" The Judge heard. without diS-
nguishing her. and looked around % It tp
scovet whence the call had proceeded, when
i s.attention was called - MfA Tilson by II
'ectator who at near, and horspeatsdher
u, at the same tlms pointing toward hsf~ !,
'rs. Tlton. seeing that she had tho Judges
tention, again spoke Up, saying, "Your
onor, havs ! colnmdnicstion which I kopel
~ Honor win rad slosd.e 40
The thdss askel lEsarts u attend 81 10
after. and An enys)ep4 held by Nm. Hlton