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Mexican Claims against the United
States.

WASHINGTON, April 49, Growing out of
the raid upon Bagdad, Mexico, in 1866,
there are enc hundred and eight Mexican
claims against the United States and twelve
American claims against Mexico; the latter
brought by American citizens who were do
ing business in Bgdad. The American
commissioner claims that the raiders were
invited by Mexico, and commanded by Mex.
lean officers, to drive the Imperiasts from
Baydad. and, flushed by success, sacked the
town. and that United States troops were
sent across to preserve order. The Mexican
commissioner claims that the United States
soldiers did the <acking, and that the United
States is responsible. A test.case has been
submitted to Sir Edward Thornton, upon
which all the claims will turn. Sir Edward
will give his decision as umpire in few
DAYS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 10. 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 229 bushels. Red, 1874 BUSH
els.
CoRN-White, 4Sf bushels. Yellow, IL bushs
els Mixed. 272 bushels.
UATs.-1,470 bushels.
SALES.
WHRAT-white. 10 bushels very good at 1897
80 bushels good at Sl.33 "a bushels fair on pr.
yats terms; 10 bushels good Ut 81 so. Total, 22S
bushels.
WHsAT.-Pe ed, / o. bushels prime at III SO.
OORN.-White A bushels prime 1t S7c.; 12o
L,lshesat S5c; 100 bushels on private terms. Io-
til, 276 bushels.
toRN-YelIow lS bushels at S5c.
SRc.
OATs.-7s bushels very good at 3d.; 8 bushels
good at Geo.; ~ bushels prime at &C. Total, lo9
bushels.
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A memorandum for posterity: April l6'
Snow in the air and ice in the cutters. The
times are out of joint. 1t is case of spring
halt Cincinnati Commercial, April IT,
1875.
Memorandum made last year for posteri
ty: "April %, 1874. Snow and rain. Their
mometer 80 degrees-two degrees below the
freezing point. Consequently there was
plenty of ice."1
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From Botetours County.
Correspondence Of the Richm ond Dispatch.
AMSTERDAM, April II, 1875

AMSTERDAM, April II, 1875.
Yesterday morning the weather COM
menced getting cold, and last night it was
singing. No moderation in the weather
this evening; if anything, colder. Ice this
morning from one to three inches thick, &C
cordipg to the exposure. The bitterest wea-
Their in the middle Of April many of us can
remember. The fruit, which was we'll bios.
somed, seems to be all killed. Peaches, cher.
ries, and plums, as black as pepper balls ;
early vegetables nipped to the ground and
wiled on their stalks. Still, no frost has
been seen, but hard freeze. The greatest
damage done, however, is to the young to-
bacco-nints, which were just up we'll and
growing prettily. Some old farmers. in from
the country to-day, report all the plants
black and dead. Think there are few, if
any, left, and it so late that they will not be
able to make crop in time by sowing again.
Can't tell yet tie full extent of damage
done. but The prospect is very gloomy as far
as can now he known.
Hastily, BoTETOURT.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance. Plat. Philadelphia, merchant
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
cllandIse, 6. w. Allen Co. agents.
Schooner 3 S.. lay. Mcfarland, Abico, gnano,
Schooner susan Sfctson. Lewis, Portlaa", Me-,
merchandise, Chesapeake aod Ohio Rali oad COM
Schooner Lula Lynn. Insey. Philadelphia, pig
iron, Oid Domn Mon Nall orks
sc6noner Carrie, Johnson,' New York. guano,
Schooner Marietta, Willis, North Carolina. sweet
potatoes. 10 master.
schooner Marina Davis, Melvin, North Caroiiua,
sweet potatoes, ~ master.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise md passengers. /. Il. Tatum.
Schooner j. W. Allen, CLARKE, New YORK, cannes
coal, GeryuS Storrs.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York on Friday, brig IIomey tBr.).
Marcu.
Arrived at New York on Friday, scho9ners Sea-
bird Hogan, and battle simmons, Godfrey, from
hichnond. Also the following schooners from
virgiofa: c. w. AIcott. French MA Tyler. Pc
Triton; AIthea: Darby; 81. Z. Gildsrsleeye. Par:
dee; Edwin. Ingersoll: Two Marys, Crowley;
southern City. Nelson; 3. r. Jayne. Haskias;.J.
NJ Harlow, Soper: Jan Yaldraan. Cayeiier; u. A.
Grie-, Pardee: 81. e. Hickman, Robinson; Ana T.
Gaskill. GaskilI; Sarah Quinn, Lee. Als0 arrived,
schooners Wamsut,a, Ferguson. Boston; ocean,
Rommell ProviucetOwn; h.S. Sewcomb, Higgins.
Providence; Bartie Pierce, Hs rs. Proyidenee;Leaa
Hunter, SUrnes, ProyidrDce-all for virginia.
Al Sorfo K Oh Saturday. schooner Corsica, Cam
dali, with guano, from Rlchncnd
Al Baltimore on saturday schooner Fai-wina,
LLOYD with humber. from james river.
IL Philadelphia on saturday. schooner John Il.
Reese, five days from, james river, With iuln,er;
also. schooner silanehaha, Myers, from James
river, with wood.
At Philadelphia on Friday, schooner Eddie,
Palmer from Richmond, Va, with granite.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April I9.-The steamer Ten
nessee has been liked up as flagship for
Admiral Reynolds, of the Asiatic squadron.
The examination of stamped checks will
be part of the duty OF the regular bank.
examiners.
At the st. Patrick's fair in this city a
splendid picture, donated by Max Wehl TO
the most popular physician, was won BY Dr:
A. Y. ?. Garnet (son.in-law Of General
Wise), he receiving the highest number oil
votes. -
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The temperature
continues below freezing point this morning
in the New England and Middle States.
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ftsaoRs TO JOHN MiTcaEL.-Nec York
April SS.-An immense and enthusiastic au
dieuce assembled this afternoon in the Hip
podrene 10 listen TO the Grafton Of 1aoms
Clarke Luby on the memory OF the lrisl
patriot John Mitchell. The paitform was ap
propriately draped in blaek, and devices ant
notices referring TO the dead PATRIOTS charac
ter were hung around it.
The meeting was cllted to order by Gene
raj Thomas Francis Bourke, who introduced
the orator of the day as friend and com
patriot OF Mr. Mitchell, and who delivered
historical sketch Of his life and character
paging him high tribute tor deretedness e
his country and as d generous. hish'souled
mac. 2. .-
At the conclusion of the Orstton the chair
man announced as trustees for the fund fol
the beuefl of John Mitchers family Messrs
Charles O'Conor, Eugene Kelly, L. b. Con
merry, Charles A. DiHa, Arthur Leary, T.
Earthly, j. Is. Manning, and others.
A band of music was present, and played
dirges throughout the proceedings.
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railroads.&c..

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April l9.-At the sale,
under the chancery decree, of the Western
railroad of Alabaml to-day, W. n. Wadley,
president Of the Georgia Central railroad,
and J. S. DIVES, vice.presidept of the Geor-
pia railroad, became the purchasers for their
roads Jointly. The sum Did was S3,ls9,-
1G6 NJ
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April l9.-Southerr -four dull and
d.clipIug common to fair extra. !5.5O4s6 80;
good to choice extra. no. 0gsS 30. Wheat he.vy
at 1GG2c lower, with moderate Inquiry al $l2f|
Sl29 for winter red western: IL. 29aLTl.32 Tor
amber western 81 .32@Sl 80 for state: $3.50
5l.40 for white western. CDrn 1c. lower clsihk
feeling at Sokc. for western mixed IN siote; 90l9
Ole. Tor western mixed afloai; 8 &c. fer white
mand ut l64@l 9,9c., gold. tor kio. Sugar very
strong. Rice quiet and unchanged. IalO" quiet
at $1,000. Eosln and lurpentluc steady Pork
lever III 800 37b for new. Lard quiet and firm ut
lOLc for prime steam. Whi,key quiet with buy
,rs at Sl14. Freight, i'mer; cotIon-sai!' 7-32c;
steam, &c.
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Mexican Raiders sc Work.

GALVESTON. April ia special dispatch
from the border reports that the Mexican
raiders are burning the ranches. Telesraphc
communication with Brownsville has been
interrupted. 1t is supposed the raiders have
cut the line. The people in several of the
border towns are in arms. Many rancheros
are moving to the towns for safety.
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England.

LONDON. April 1s.-The Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Company have chartered
the White Star Line steamers Begic, Celtic,
and Oceanic for service between San Fran
cisco, China, and Japan. The Oceanic bus
already sailed for Hong Kong by way of the
Suez canal. No vessel Of her size has ever
passed through the canal.
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THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER

ELECTRICITY AND GALVANISM
Is attracting the attention Of the most eminent med
icai men, and great variety Of appliances are now
in use Ia test Il; Weare prepared to furnish the most
approved apparatus and instruments at mauufac-
turers' prices. Amongst mem are the
GALVANO-FARADIC CO.'S BATTERIES.
win CONTINUOUS and INTERRUPTED currents,
at prices ranging from SIC to S7b.
The ELECTRJZER or POCKET BA fTERY,
with INTERRUPTED current, for SO.
HARRETT'I ELECTRIC DISKS, to be worn on
the back ard chest. Price, AZ SO and $3.50.
VOLTAIC BANDS, for the head, arm, wrist,
waist and leg and SoLES 10 be worn In the shoe
for the cure OF cold Feet. Prices from 81 to IS.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
NH 6 9l9 Main street
HIN
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O'Clock or this day, and if--he was disap-
pointed this time he would place no more
confidence In the Bible which would be bad
| for the Bible.
Rev. Mr.. Woodward, of Richmond, is cx-
pccted here tonight to assist in the meetings
at the Methodist church. Our.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 10.-Flour quiet and sc dy;
fIowprd-Street aud western supcrll,e. * oOee
s4.75. Wheat quiet: Maryland red ~ 30@' 81 ;
amber q. 4OmTl AZ; white, 81 .30MSl 81. Corn
steady. Provisions very strong and buoyant' Mess
pork 500. 50@t23. Bacon strong and GcuFe'
sllnl:ldcrs, l0c Coffee strong with an upward zen
dency: ordinary to prime Rio carg0cs. l6AN l3c.
Whikay gu ct 1T sl.l4. sugar firm at 81 lo'tV
Il
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FRATERSIZAT1oH OF REBELS AND FEDE-
RAILS - DEcoRATIoN-DAY.- Memphis, April
lS.-At meeting Of ex-Confederste so'-
diers held last night to arrange for deco
rating graves of Contederates on May
odd resolution was unanimously adopted
asking all cx Federal soldiers to participate
in the ceremonies. Among those present at
the meeting were ex-President Jefferson Da'
Wis, Ex-Governor Isham G. Harris, ana Gen.
erals Cotton. Green, and Gordon.
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hr..p IL BEp By >Eow.SLIpE.- ST. L0utS,
tar l>.-.Iur bodies Of three miners Pat.
'.s-H. Martin. Christopher Johnson, and
!.:.h Mo'gan-wcrc dug out of snow.
,.a1~ Ia Cherokee guIcb, foul miles from
"..r-r,o"D, Colorado, yesterday. They bad
n'ru dead several DAYS, and were found in
'as,r nrd Indicating thatthc slide took place
IL -. utLh'.
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~ Ao'ay LLcatnpmcut Of Knights Temp
~ ;, arranging 10 give IA warm reception to
- ~! ot Richmond Commandery, No. 2
=. hL.2h'a lc!npar, of Richiuond Va,
',''sH l. I" Ei>l, Boston June 17th.-BoSton
&" "r'iarr, I'm.
''''' Dr.. ChaIles Read, Of Virginia, is in
"'. 'h1 sls many trlcLds 10 the city may
1870 Ia" i"cisuT" Of hearing him Tomorrow
'... .uS ~ The Second Street presby terrain
'H'-~1rog ~. y TimcS, I'm.
" "i,h4irh irtu Rome reports that Carl.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 20. 1876.
sun rises. -.-.... 5.2fI Moon rises. -. 6.24
ann sets. .... g SO High toe. 400
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April 18Th cattle market vas
moderately active last week; 1000 head SOLD at
7kGSc for extra Pennsy ivan anu western steers
6Sn7c for fair TO good Pennsylvan ant west
ern 5GE6c - d for common, AS to quhilh; snetp
we've tirmer: & 500 head sod ut 7MSc, e 10 gross,
as 10 condition. Hogs were In deninni AT an ad-
vance: A. 900 head sold at 81 3USi3.5O.
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I.ouIsyILLF MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April l0.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn firm at 1876. Provisions tirin
and advancing. Pork nominal. Inconsistencies.
04gl9sc: cltar.rb, l3c.; clear, ! IS Prime
Iafd-steam. 15a9l SIG; fierce: 1870 !6U o'4e.
Wbishey, 81 ~. BsggIng arm at l3yl3Ac.
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/ Cry FArx PLoT.-Five cans Of gun.
...~.l,r yirrd IN basket were left in the
.,,...ni.. og =. Francis Xtyier's Roman
-" , y4urch, Cincinnati, on Saturday
1925. .,.. the material outside fired. The
.A.a.. covered il and pitched the contents
.,3 r.r erect. where tour OF the cans tX'
s,l. !, i thought the design was to de-
~, 'aD machinery of the contractor who Is
... IA,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK April 10 Erening-Morey in good
supply at 2ka3 per cent. Sterling, 4s7k Gold
dull at1l5@115S. Governments dull and strong;
new 5's, ICY. States quiet and steady.
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WIHEs, MIaUORs, TOBACCO, DO.

s. CUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
% Y, VAL RYE WHISkEY.-We desire to
caution the trade and the puonc generaly against
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS of the above. n0pnlar hraGd
OF Virginia Noun tain Whi-key. This brand, hay-
Ing been duly registered and protected by copy
right ut the United states Patent iite, Wash
ing;on D. c.. Is our sole property and other par
ties using the same, or any Imitation thereof, ren
der themselves liable 10 prosecution according to
law. JENh!SS: GAfEkS u ,O.'
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. 113 south Fourteenth stree,
Va
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISclSSATI AprIi 0 Flour in I, lr deinanna ana
Brm: family, So 35Nt5.50. Corn steady al 100
Zoe PORK, 1925. Lard higher and bc;I ut
l5hc.: bid, l5sc. Bacon FIRM shoulders. 9'a;.
clear rib, 1916; clear, l3S. Whiske! rr'h at
S1.l2
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Mr.. Willard Carpenter. of Evansville,
Ind. has determined to donate 81 100000 for
the founding Of free college for poor stu
dents, who are. to be ted, clothed, and edu-
Gated gratui,ously. If the donors purpose
holds, Mr.. Carpenter will leave grateful
world after him but the mutabiIity OF inten-
ton illustrated by James Lick teaches us not
20 be TOO confident. In this connection it
NAV be stated that the latter gentleman slit
insists on the revocation Of biz S0aesniIrepf
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 19.-Elour quiet and UNCHANGED.
Corn dull and declining; No. mixed, zoe. re-
iected, 69c. Pork opened dull ald closed active
and Arm ut s22@s221O. Lard steady ut l5c.
Wbfskey In goud demand at SLIP.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 1a.-Virginia 6's, peelers, 40;
consols 54S West Virginia's, OK. North Carolina
8's, old, 20; new, 10: special tax, s. Bid to-day.
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Mrs. Poll, widow of Bishop Polk, died
at New Orkaus last Saturday night.
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Tne M.,,e,,rs.

louisville. april 19.--Tbc MIXERS In the
northern section are agitated over rlmor
that the president Of their organization is 10
collision with the iron ard coal companies.
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End of the World.

CHICAGO Ap.il 19.-The Adyentists ofthis
city are prerarea 70 leave the world At mid
nisn:.
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SISIMOSS'S

LIVER REGULATOR.
Dyegs Of s s11
''S' sour ''''' IT HAS las NJ EQUAL.
Is q fautless family MEDICINE. 81.
Does not diSarrauRe the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does net interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SINMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our ell ;raycd wrapper
With Trademark, stamp, and signature uubrosen;
n'D' '''''' J. II. ZEILIN. &. CO,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are uni asiness and
palu In the side. Sometimes
the pal n Is In the shoulder, aud
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS or APPETITE and sick
ness, bowe.s In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation OF hay
lug LEFT UNDoSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY OF
the abovesympioms attendthe
disease and at other times
very FEW of them; but the
LIVER Is generally the organ
most involved
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpdity of the liver: and relief Is always any
iosly sought after. il the liver Is regs ted in It's
action health Is almost invariably secured Wan,
OF action In The liver CAUSES heaacbe
iaundce pan In the shoulders, cough, chills, dizz.
ness sour stomach, bad taste IN the mouth, bilious
attacks paptation of the heart, depression Of spi-
for which SIMMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR Is
The best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
acts mildly eff;ctua ly, and, being simple yegeta.
be com pound, can do no. injury In any quantities
th,t It may be taken. IL Is harmless In every way
IL has bt en- used for foz.y yesrs aud hundreds o!
the good and great from ali parts OF the country
will youch for its being the purest and best
NH 0-tJe2S
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TAKE
sIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR

or all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
1t is emneptlya Family Medicine;
and by beibg kept ready for immedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many dollar In time
and DOCTORS bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimc-
malls OF Its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE
bil'ty: Eminent physicians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, HIZzI-
NESS, SOUR STOMA CHI. bad luste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS. PALPlTATI0N Of the
HEART. PAIN in the region OF
the KIDNEYS, DESPOSDENCY,
GLOON, anb iorehodIngs Of EVIL,
all OF which the offspring Of
diseased LIVER.
II You feel DULL. DRowsY,
DEBILITATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are sur
ierlng from TORPID LIVER
"BILIOCSSESS," and nothing
will cure you SO speedily and
permanently.
Tne LIVER, the largest organ
in the body. is generally the
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
fefng, wretchedness, and
DEATH will enSue-
Armed with this ANTIDUTE, all climates an
changes OF water and food may be faced wilbon
fear. AS a remedy In MsLARtOUS FEVERs
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REsTLESsNEss
S Ta EN CHEsPrs S Forest. AND BEST FAM
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
II Bave never seen or tried
such simple. etficaci0us, sat-
isfactory, aud pleasant reme-
dy in my lifc."-u. HAIERR,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Hon. Alex. 81. Stephens.
81 ocrasionally use, when my
condition requires Ii, Doctor
Smmons's Liver Regulator
with good efects"-IloN,
ALEX. 4. STEP. EMS.
Governor Of = laEama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use in my family for some
time, and am persuaded tits
a yaua bic addition to the
medical science" COY. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
nmy family for the past sew
enteen years. | can safely re-
commend IL t, the world IL
the beet medlcine have ever
used for tllat class OF diseases
IL purports to cure.''-H. F.
THIGPES.
"SiIumons's Liver kegula-
tor has proved good aud eff
cacious medlcine."-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with DR.. simmons's Liver
Medicine for more Than tWen-
tY years, and know 1t to be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public.'-M. r. LYON
and II. L. LYON, BelIefon-
tame, Ga.
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BY Telegraph,

NEW YORK. April le,-Tha ship cornwa.,is,
from San Francisco for LIVERPOOL. ~ iTen
VIZ, cked on Pitcairn island. The captain ana
twenty six OF the crew are here.
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FOR EIGN NE w 8.
Great Britain.
RIOT At GLASGOW.


GLASGOW, April ia serious riot took
place to-day at the opening OF some pleasure
grounds in the suburbs of Glasgow. A stand
nrecipitated the entire mass to the ground.
Thirty persons we're injured. The visitors,
indignant at the carelessness of the proprie-
tors. DESTROYED everything on the grounds
and burned the barrica des around them.
Germany.
TIE cuURCH.ASD STATE QUESTION STILL
PRESSED By BISMARCK.
IosnoS. April 1S.-The Berlin Govern
ment. in its last note 10 Belgium, says Ger
many is about to alter her laws with view
TO the better protection Of foreign countries
AGAINST auy future designs of German sub
ierts. and asks Belgium to initiate her exam
ME. and adds that it is desira bic that an ur-
derstandipg on this subject should be estab-
Iished with all other States equally inter-
ested. .-.--
An Antwerp dispatch says that Germany
is DESTROYS of settling the question by means
of an international congress.
THE WAR AGAINST TIE CATHOLICS.
BERLIN, Anil 1.-THE Government bill
withdrawing the State grants from the Catho-
lie bishops pissed its second reading In the
Prussan Chsnber Of Peers to-day.
THE BILL SIGNED.
LONDON, April ia special dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph announces that the En-
neror william has signed the bill withdraw
inc the STATE grants from the Catholic Church.
The same dspatc, reports that the editor Of
the Germasia, a Journal conspicuous in its
opposition % Prince Bismarck, has been ar
rested. ardhis Offices have been searched ly
the police.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad.
NEW YORK. April 19--The troubles OF the
Northern Pacific railroad have eliminated
10 the appointment of receiver, who will
take immediate control of all the property.
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