, 1875-05-20

ont of her course in consequence OF
misreckoning.. She struck rock ana
sunk at once. ~
The schooner Pamlico. which put
back dismasted while on the voyage
from Queentown to Chicago. arrived at
Liverpool and has been docked.
The bark Ole Bull from Shields for
Mollendo and Portland, Oregon. put
into Rio Janiero on the 10th of March
with the loss of her mainmast.
At the Yorkspring Dreeting to-day the
Handicap was won by Mariveh Freeman.
BERLIN, May 1o.-Ths Gar arrived
here to-day and was received at the
railway station by Emperor Waiiam and
Princess of the Emperor's family. Gem
erals vonMoltke. Manteuffel and othe'
distinguished pessonages. The Ems
peror,s greeting was exceedingly cordial
An immense crowd gathered around the
station and cheered enthusiastically
The city is decorated with flags. The
Gar, accompanied by Prince Gortz>
chakoff, has visited Prince Bismarck.
LONDON, May 1O.-The Times in its
leading editorial says: Eve believe the
Car is resolved to hold most decided
language in favor Of the maintenance
of peace and the use of every effort to
put stop to the present alarm. A few
days will probably bring forth official
disclaimers of the recent reports. 1t Is
possible it will be said that there is
nothing to justify French apprehenslons
but there should be no mistake on this
point. As long as the present conditions
remain there must be uneasiness, even
danger, an unforeseen incident or an
outburst of jealousy may preclpltate
rupture. The Gar is unable to gaur>
antee that France will not attack Ger
many within few years. Gigantic
armaments are mutual menance while
they exist. 1t is beyond the power OF
even Imperial peacemakers 10 allay
apprehensious.
Rio JANA1Ro, South America, May IL.
-Advices from Buenos Ayres state that
the President opened the Chambers
with speech in which he proposed
amnesty for political offenses and an
nounced all difficulties with foreign
powers will be settled.
LoNroN, May 1.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette's Berlin dispatch says Catholic
has left Mayence for Rome
to present to the Pope an address con-
graduating him on the anniversary Of
his 63d birth day. which occurs on the
18th inst. The address which is said to
have a million signatures attached to it.
is couched in terms of the deepest devo-
ton and allegience.
LONDON, Ma; 12.-The Russian Gov
ernment has signed . convention with
Japan by which the Japanese part of
the Island of Taghalien is ceded to
Russia.
HENDAYE. May 12.-An exchange of
250 prisoners has been effected between
Carlists and Alfonzoists, near Barcelona.
LONDON, May 13.-Plnce Bismarck
has sent teleeraphic dispatch to the
German Consul at Peneanee. instructing
him to take care of the survivors Of the
Schiller disaster.
Tbs steamer Wyoming for New York
sailed with one hundred Mormon con-
verts from Wales.
BERLIN, May 12.-The North German
Gazette says: 1--WE can give assurance
that the relations of Germany and
France have at no time since the var
been more friendly and satisfactory than
they now are. csr .-a..I.f5t3 +
Provincial correspondent of semi
official journal declares that Germany
desires peace and is able to rely on a
union with powerful neighbor to re-
press any possible foreign ambition
aiming at its disturbance.
The Dutche Allegemeine Correspond
ente which is considered we'll informed
journal says the expediency of mobiliz-
ing the German army was seriously dis
cussed here during the visit of the En-
peror of Austria. As Austria and Italy
do not at present seem inclined to JOIN
France apprehensions are allayed. The
military affairs of France and Belgium
and the movements of the ultramOntanes
are still closely watched from Berlin.
There is a general recognition that
Germany's temperate policy in this is
the best guarantee that an understand
ing will be effected and all fears dis
PEELED.
NEW York. May 13.-There is much
donbt as to what will become Of the
negotiations between the Panama and
Pacific Mail Companies, although the
friends of each side insist that there is
no serious obstacle to satisfactory
understanding and that the delay in
reaching that end will be but temporary.
were yesterday said to be
off entirely.
TOLEDO, May 13.-The Blade plb>
Iishes an elaborate wheat report COM
piled from statements from fifteen points
in Ohio, Indiana, eIllinois, Missouri,
Kansas and Iowa indicating that there
has been q quarter to a third of the
winter wheat crop was killed, bat which
is nearly offset by the increased number
of acres sown and that the quantity of
spring wheat put in, if everything keeps
favorable, brings the whole production
up to the average crop. One fourth Of
last years crop remains in farmers
hands. The amour. of corn put in this
year greatly exceeds last year.
LEXINGTON, May 13.-The condition
Of General Breckenridge is UNCHANGED.