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CALIFORNIA CROPS.

san Francisco, April n, 1870
Tho Weekly Bulletin this morning publishes COM
plctc crop report from nearly every agricultural
try in the State. All dispatches agree IN reporting
that tho prospects for the grain crop better
and that unpreceden icdly large yield may be OK
pccted with continuance Of reasonably favorable
weather Fruit also promises we'll though In some
districts IL has suffered somewhat from lac frosts.
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GABLE NE w S
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
IMAGINATION SALUTES VICTORIA.
Great Powers Anxiety Concerning the
Future in Turkey.
WILLIAM E. GRAY.
held for Extfadition-A Judicial Rebuff TO
the United States Legation.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
The Gray Palmer the Winner Of the In
ternationaI Free Handicap.
Spanish Governmental Policy on the Questions
Of Freedom, Of Religion and
Education.
AN ALARMING FIRE IN GLASGOW.
CRAVEN MEETING.
The Gray Palmer the Winner of the In
tenational Free Handicap.
Spanish Governmental Policy on the Questions
Of Freedom. Of Religion and
Education.
AN ALARMING FIRE IN GLASGOW.
TURKEY.

AUSTRIA NEGOTIATING A PLAN OF PAcIFIcA-
TON roR THE PORTE
LONDON, April q, 1915
special despatch TO the Pan Mall Gazette from Ber
lin says that Austria has initiated fresh negotiations
with tho Great Powers to tho proper course be
pursued IL the present attempts for tho pacicaton Of
the Turkish provinces prove Ruthless
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POST OFFICE ROBBED.

NEwDuRG, N. ", April 81, 1876
The Highland Falls Post ONCE was robbed last night
Of $3.50 in stamps No arrests have been made.
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AFRICA.

THE EXCITING REPORT FROM DELAGoA BAY
CoNTRADIcTED.
LONDON, April 81, 1870
Tho cable despatch yesterday about insurrectonist
trouble at Deagoa Bay should have read that rising
OF the natives feared At last accounts no actual
rising had taken place.
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COUNT ITCHY DELIVERS AN AUSTRIAN NOTE TO
THE sULTAN-cABINEr STRATEGY OF THE
GREAT MILITARY POWERS.
LONDON, April o. 1876
The Berlin correspondent OF the Standard says nior
nation from various reliable quarters that Count
Zchy the Austrian Ambassador at Constantnope, has
handed the Grand vzier another note from Count An
Grassy especially relating to the negotiations between
Baron Rodich and the insurgcnt chiefs.
THE MILITARY KAIsERs SEEK LIMIT THE INSURGENTS.
Austria and Russia at first differed IN regard to the
claims OF the insurgents but compromise effected
consequence OF which Austria has been again charged
with the duty Of communicating tho views of both
Powers 10 tho Porte These views generally sup
ported by Germany. It is thought IN Berlin that tho
Powers have agreed to abstain from interfering, and
connnc the struggle to the Balkan Peninsula
RUSSIA CAUTIOUS OF DIRECT INTERFERENCE
WITH THE PoRTE-THE CARS PROPOSITIONS
TO THE SULTAN EXPLAINED.
LONDON April %, 1870.
despatch to the Russian Telegraph Agency says II
Is not true that Russia has asked the TO negotiate
with the insurgents.
THE CARS POSITION TOWARDS THE wARRryG PARTIES.
Russia, on being asked whether she would continue
TO advise the insurgents to lay down their arms,
pleu tnat snc woulu only 40 SO u the lurklsn local
authorities empowered TO discuss the
guarantees demanded by the insurgents Tho
Porto having rejected these demands and declared the
Andrassy programme exhausted, assumes tho rcspon-
sibty Of the blood which may be she'd and OF all tho
events connected with this crisis Moukhtar Pasha is
now surrounded on the plain OF Gatschko.
Az ALARMING REPORT pfscREpIrED
The Times correspondent telcgrapbs from Berlin
sNo credit given here the report that Montenegro
has declared war against Turkey
TIM sERvIAy ARMAMENT
Vienna despatch to tho Daily Ners reports that
Scrvia has purchased 1900 horses IN Hungary. Tho
Scrvan Minister OF War has declared that person
liable military duty will be allowed to quit tho
try even for the shortest interval
THE AUSTRIAN PLAN rAcirIcArIoS.
special despatch TO the Post from Berlin states that
Count Andrassy in a note to the Western Powers,
gives an account Of the various measures already
taken to reconcile the Porto and the insurgents.
Hc proposes fresh negotiations with the view TO a
common understanding as TO how far the demands OF
the insurgents be supported at Constabtinoplc.
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COACHING.

Mr. Delaney Kane a member Of the Now York
Coaching Club, who last summer drove a coach daily
from piccadilIy, London 10 Virginia Water. some
twenty miles away. viii commence running mis- coach
from this city TO Pelham Bridge. The announcement
on the bills reads foows"0n and after the lst OF
Nay the New Rochelle and Pelham Bridge coach will
leave the Hotel brunswick Madison square daily sun
days excepted, at eleven A. b., for Pelham Bridge Ar
cuarius Hotel, via Harlem, Fox Corners wcstchester
and Unionport Returning. will arrive at the Bruns-
wick Hotel at hafpast i've =. ~ Faro 81 so each
way Box seat fifty cents extra each way. Shorter
distances at propor,ionatc rates Eghyayc pounds of
luggage to each passenger free. Parcels carried at
moderate rates and punctually delivered. Particulars
as to time table and fares will be announced shortly
Arthur Fowncs, the of Mr. Kancs late COACH
man In England. hns taken service with Mr.. Kane
look after the working part OF the business Already
the passenger books nng up tho first days coach
being entirely full the seats having been taken by
Mr.. Van Allen and ladies. Mr.. Bronson and ladies'. W.
Jay, T. Sherman, H. Hunnwell and ladies'. D. 4. VIM
throp and ladies'. T Ncwbold and J. d. Baionr. on
May about half OF tho coach is already engaged
and on tho Sd the whole Of the coach Is taken by
party OF ladies and gentlemen. On tho 4;h OF May
about half Of the coach Is taken tho 9th three
quarters Of the seats paid for ana on the 9th OF
May the whole coach is engaged by party OF friends
In fact the coach is partly engaged for the month"; and
there will DO htto chance for ride Pelham without
being booked at once. The or Mr. Kane's en-
tcrprisc to DO already insured. for moro de-
sirabc pleasant excursion DO conceived than
ride OF these delightful coaches, drawn by
four spanking horses, from the Brunswick Hotel
Pelham Bridge and back, driven in Mr.. Kane's
tcrly manner
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Charles Foster, Of Ohio, is registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Senator John H. Mitchell.
OF Oregon, yesterday arrived at the Hoffman House.
General L. Ncagc, OF South Carolina is staying at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel George $. Bangs United states
Assistant Treasurer at Chicago Il at the ST. James
Hotel lieutenant James NJ. Miller, United States
Navy, IL quar.ercd at the Westminster Hotel. Lieu
tenant Governor Horatio G. Knight of Massachusetts,
and Lieutenant Governor George g. SILL OF Connecti-
cut, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel FRANKLIN b.
Gowcn, President OF tho Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, and H. b. Hurlbut, vice President
OF the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad Company, at the Windsor Hotel. Exon
gressmon Roswell Hart OF Rochester, is stopping
the Gilsey House. State Senator Willis r. AUSTIN OF
Norwich, Conn., is residing at tho Everett House.
General James G. Duane OF the Engineer corps United
States Army, IS at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
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PARADE OF TIE coAcn1Yo cIup.

The first meeting Of tho Coaching Club will take
place to-day, the 22a inst. The coaches viii assemble
at Madison square, and will start from there punctuay
at Jour O'Clock. Tho route will be through Twenty
sixth street to Fifth avenue thence to the Central Park
and along the eastern road far as Stctson's AT
Stcsons the coaches will proceed back again
by the same road to the Fth avenue entrance, and
thence along Fifth avenue to Washington square,
where they VIII again turn and drive back to Madison
square, where tho meeting will break up II Is OK
pcctcd that coaches will take part in tho meeting
belonging to the following members OF the club: --Mr
William Jay, President; Mr. Bennett Vice President;
Mr. William T. Douglas Secretary and Mr.. Delaney
Kane, Mr. Frederic Bronson, Mr.. Leonard Jerome and
Mr. A. Thorndikc Rice.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1876.
The pigeon shooting match to-day for tho Louisiana
State championship. II single and double RISES was
by J. II. Ackey, who scored 81 TO !. G. LcBritons
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was rather unusually animated and previous quota
tons were maintained. Oats advanced I'd. . Cd. on
French demand The weeks imports include:-
Wheat ISL oS6 quarcrs maize 1856 3o4 quarters nour,
SOTO sacks The average prices Of English erowths
Of wheat ass Id Of barley, 33s I'd and Of oats,
25s 3d. per quarter
To day in Mark lane there has been q good inquiry
for wheat and -four; careocs OF No. Milwaukee,
and California, sos. Barley and maze firm, but
only in retail request Beans and peas were rather
lower. Flour, 2ss a ASS per sack.
The chances OF hostilities in Eastern Europe keep
tho gram markets q state OF suspense.
LIVERPOOL COTTON AND BREApsrurFs MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 81. 1876.
leading grain circular says:-.The temperature
and miider weather generally favorable for
farming though upon heavy lands the spring sowing Is
difficult because the soil Is saturated by tho previous
excessive moisture. The deliveries OF English wheat
have been very small and In many markets prices are
rather dearer Foreign wheat Is in improved request
at fully late rates There moderate attendance
OF miers at Liverpool to-day and wheat ruled quiet,
holders generally concedne Id per GENITAL decline,
ccpt for choice white which was unchanged
Flour WIS unchanged, but the demand was small
Dry Indian corn was scarce and previous prices
were maintained son qualities werc dull at Sd. re-
duction.
COTTON MARKET
Tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associations weekly
circular issued this afternoon. and containing figures
brought down 10 Thursday evening, says the cotton
market reopencd steady after the holidays and though
business has been only moderate quotations Of almost
every description were well supported
American has been In moderate demand, bat firmly
held at last weeks quotations
In island business has boon OF retail character,
but prices unchanged. Transactions in futures
have been limited, but prices have risen partially
1-16d. for American and East Indies.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather to-day is dull.
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Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcnty-fcur hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year IS
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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POST OFFICE CLERK IN TROUBLE.

BosroS, April Fl, 1875
Isaac H. rockingham. formerly chief clerk IN the
stamp department OF tho Boston Post ONCE, has been
convicted OF stealing So 800.
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FRANCE.

orrESBAcH, TIE COMPOSER, EN- ROUTE ron
NEW YORK.
PARIS, April 81, 1875
NJ onenbach, tho opera Jor0s composer, has started
for New York
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QUEEN VICTORIA.

THE PRESIDENT or FRANCE sALUTEs HER
MAJESTY.
PARIS, April 81, 1875
Qneen Victoria arrived at Ia velettc railway station
to-day and proceeded to Cherbourg on her way to
England.
President MacMahon awaited at the station and paid
his respects TO Her Majesty.
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rHr HrnzEoov1NAN INsunoxNrs INCLINED TO

THE HERzEGovINAN INSURGENTS INCLINED TO
ACCEPT THE AUSTRIAN MEDIATION.
LONDON April 81 1876.
Intelligence has been received at Vienna that tho
Hcrzcgovinan insurgents, in consequence Of the media
tion OF Baron Rodlch and tho intervention OF Monte
negro viii agrcc further suspension Of hosttes
for three weeks.
THn TURKS ALERT.
Contradictory reports, however, are current 1t Is
asserted that another expedition about to march
the relief Of Nicsc.
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passed through Marsellcs his way TO Spain to claim
pardon under the amnesty offered 10 the Carsts
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E,EEsH hooks
THE cExrENSrAL YEAR.

l. LIFE OF DIR. MOTT for 81 years President ~
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NEW PuBLIcarrors.
4 ifRAc,lyE NEw HOOKS.

ONE NIGHTS MySrERY.--An intensely exciting nav
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Woman ".;as Esrscourts Wife" "A Terrible Secret "A
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PASSING THE POSTAL; or A GIRLS sTRuGGLE.-
arkahlc peculiar interest. by Mira ~ "
Victor Price. a So
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BUILDING.

A-THE SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S
HATS manufactured by ESPENScHEID are models Of
grace. elegance and taste. Try them. is Nassau st.
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DAvID's SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS
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DIR FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY WILL
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RECOGNIZED REMEDY.-THE NEW SILK
ELAsrIc TRUSS sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
6s3 broadway. safely holds and permanently cures
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LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE Ol
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A-STRENGrH, vIGOR AND NEW LIFE ARR
the certain effects Of taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP pro
m irnal
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A.-THE SPRING STYLE OF COMPLIMENTS HATS
introduced by KNOX Is established favorte with those
apprc beauty artistic excellence seus
people select their hats ut 2t2 broadway
his establishments in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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WIGS. ToUPEEs, &c. RAUCHFCsS, PRACTI.
cal wigmaker. No ~ East 18th a., near Broadway.
So HATS, 81 80; SILK HATS 50 so; WORTH IS;
nnc DerDys. IL New Church 81, stairs.
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A.-BENNETT BCILDING.
FIREPkOOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SITS.
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
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A PEREMPTORY SALE or GENrLEMAN'S TURN
our.- IIoRsr WAGON. HARNESS. Xc. saturday at u
O'Clock. by j. IL DRAPEk Auctioneer. liz Pearl s..
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Price Of tickets in cnrreucyWholc Tickets s2pD Halves
sipD Quarcrs s5p fhha so. Tsnts. 500 fwcnticths.
$40 80. .
for spanish Bank Bills. Governments. &c-
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Governor Iowa ls5f-1ss,s Senator OF the United
States 1901 1850. BY William saltcr VOL. svo Cloth
Price, $3 90
My acquaintance with Mr. Grimes commcnced In 1919.
Mrs Grimes honored with her confidence and placed
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respoudencc and from the public records have arranged
clearly sucrncty possible. these memoirs OF hts
life They substantially aitobiographica and AFFORD IN
his language his views of the questions aud events In
the consider determination OF which he bore his
mart. r-prelucc.
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RECORD or THE YEAR.

Second Number Nfsy) Just ready. containing SUPERB
steel portrait of Mr.. Moody. the great revivalist
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BY far the most attractive and readable high toned
monthly magazine issued sold everywhere, and sont
free by NAL, on receipt OF 80 cents, by
q. W. CARLETON 4 co. Publishers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-30

A BALL AT THE YxLLow JACKET HOUSE
is good deal better, as things go, than
a dance brought on by consequence of
excitement and agitation in hornets
nest. In the one case, all is hilari:y and
Joy; in the other, the saltatory motion is
the result o. singing sensation not
unfrequentlv bestowed, in boyhood. upon
one of the tie.hier parts OF the person,
and received while in bending posture,
through IL pair of brown linen panta-
looms. It is sufficient, then, to say (as
by an advertisement i'll another part of
the APPEAL We are authorized III DOING,
that at Mr.. James Hopes Yellow Jacket
House. Empire, on the night of tuesday,
the Sth prox., there will be held a ball.
which the public is warmly invited to
attend. sac Mr. Hopes advertisement.
then secure a partner. then purchase a
pair of pumps aud be ready 10 stand in.
THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL DAYS, and IL lew
more Of them VIII SO reduce the Snow Of
these parts that all immediate danger Of
a flood from any sudden coming thaw or
rain will be happily provided against.
Also it may be said that day or two
more ot such melting weather will cause
the merry sleigh-bell to he no Longer =
passing sound.
CAvANAUGa BAKEsY has risen like
dough il the kneading pan, and now
rears its walls against the shining sun
and the cooling breath Of the passing
yspLyr