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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-17
Alabama nspuenssn state Conve.-

Alabama Republican state Conveu-
tiOn.
MONTGOMERY, May 1.-THE Republic
can State Convention adjourned at l
o'clock this morning. The following
nominations were made: For Governor,
Thomas NJ. Peters; Secretary Of State.
J. ]. McLemore; Attorney General, is.
Clark; State Treasurer, W. P. Harris
Auditor, G. Cadle, jr.; superintendent of
Education, ]. H. Houston; for Congress,
Jere HARRISON (coloredl. j, F. Rice,
Willard Warner and W. h Smith we're
selected as delegates for the State at
large to the Cincinnati convention. No
instructions we're given, but it is under
stood the delegation is for Bristow.
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THERE are rumors that Phila-
delphia may pass this summer as a
temperance town. The following,
from the New York Post, states the
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IN III Moopn.
@. NrKLr,ID. P. nLpDHs. W. ,stSyy.
Pendent. v. President ! oe0f
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ADVERTIS1NG-
IN RELTaI0Us AND AGRICULTDRAL
WEEkLiES HALR,PkICE. send for cata-
iogGe on the LloI PLAN For information,
Geo. Z. ROweIl 4 Co., Al ParK Row
NEW YORK. 6O.Ssdhw.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S CRUSADE.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN, CoxvEy-
rIoS--FUrILE RAGE OF THE MOSES FACTION
AGAINST THE PRESS SUCCESS or THE NOR
TON MEN.
CoLuxnIs, $. C., April IL, 1870.
The Republican Convention wosin session to-day from
ono 10 seven o'clock The early hours occupied by
abusing the members OF tho press who reported tho
dsgraceiul proceedings Of tho previous day. Tho
respondents OF the HERALD and Washington Chronicle
were invited 70 explain tho Convention the
OF their information OF the reported attack upon Gov
crnor Chamberlain, which they did Elliott, from tho
Committee on Credentials reported the delegates led
nv Patterson, Bowen and wbiitcmorc, all OF whom
were seated Chamberlain made . minority report,
which was tabled.
Elliott and Cardozo spent the afternoon IN attacking
and defending their respective sidcs Tho great ngnt
before the Convention was whether Chamberlain and
those who have assisted him IN giving s0uh Carolina
aeonpnrstvey decent should represent tho
State wh~th u sh0u bc tho whppcr- Noses faction,
with their rice ncld coofcdcratcs.
a recess was taken until tho evening
DxLvGtrya
Tho Convention reassombicd at nine r. NJ, nftcr
which tho following named delegates elected 10
represent tho State nj CncinnatiS a. 81 ais, II.
Cofwn. W. u. Mash. a. = Wallace. DR.. Winsmith,
Robert Smalls, l. Cam; NJ large. Patterson, X.
H. Elliott. Richard IT. Glccvcs. !. G. Dnnp-ceht
cocrcd and six whiic Judge Carpenter addressed
the Convention against The administration OF Governor
Chamberlain amid intense excitement. but there was
unusual confusion The delegation - unanimously
In favor Of Morton.
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SUICIDE IN HIGH LIFE.

BosroS, April L.. 1876
william u. Townc, OF Milford. y. r.. and man well
known throughout New England fatally shot himself
Mt his sons house, in jamaica Pilin Mass. last Mon
day evening. but It supposed that he died natural
DEATH The circumstances disclosed by the attend
Ing physician this morning. Mr. Townc, until short
since. president Of the Souhegan Bank In Mil
forj " H.. aud NJ also treasurer Of tho
bank In that town. His name brought promi.
uently before the public n few months since from
the Tact hat AFTER tho Milford bank robbery visited
Baltimore aud there treated with the agent ~ the
bcrs recovering the greater part Of the stolen sccnr
tics and resignng his position IN the bank shortly
aerward.
Mr. Townc oncc n clerk In Boston, and partner
tho firm OF Towne, Bowker A CO.. dry goods dcacrs
He married daughter Of Mr.. HiI, merchant Of Hos
ton engaged IN the tea trade and resided In boston,
lie suffered pccunary losses and retired from his
business and became collector for the lrm Of BccDe
4 Co. which place he held many years, and IN their
employ acquired a competency. Some years he
purchased his grandfather homestead In MILFORD, ~
H.. took up his abode IN that town aud became an
active citizen. While resident Of Massachusetts no
became member III the New England Hisiorctscnra-
logical society. and did much toward s prosperity.
HIS portrait is preserved the soccty's rooms
Ito was an active Inomber Of The New Hampshire HIS
torca society and rcprescntr the town 81 Milford in
tho Legislature Tor the years 1877 and lssa
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, April 3D. a. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 3D. A. M.
Probabilities
During Thursday in the South Atlantic States sta
tionary barometer and temperature, casterly winds
and partly cloudy weather Will prevail
For tho Gulf States, stationary or falling barome-
ter south and east winds and warmer. cloudy and
rainy weather, followed tho Southwest by rising
barometer and colder northcrly winds
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. falling baromn.
ter. souihcrly winds, cloudy weather aud rain, fol-
lowed by colder northwest winds, and in tho western
portions rising barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
leys and upper lakes stationary rising barometer,
cooler norhcrly winds and partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
For the lower lakes and Middle States. casterly
winds, stationary or lower temperature, cloudy
weather and possibly light rains.
For New England variable and northeast winds. in
crcasing cioudincss, stationary temperature aud
pressure.
Tho Mississippi River will continue to fall at Cairo
and vicks5urs.
Caut,onary signals ordered for Galveston and
Indtanola
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PEACE RESTORED THROUGH THE PRESENCE OF
AN AMERICAN MAN-oF-wAR.
wAsnixGrox, April IL, 1916.
Some time since the United States steamer Alaska,
Captain A. A. Scmmcs, ~as ordered By the Navy De-
parncnt 10 proceed from the Mcdterrancan to Liberia,
West Coast OF Africa. for the purpose Of aiding In the
suppression OF the revolt OF tho tribes against
tho Iabcran government o Alaska arrived at
Monrov,a The 5ih February last and after taking
on board The American Minister and the Pres dent Of
Liberia, with his suite, proceeded Ia Cal Palmas
Advices have been received from Captain Scmmcs,
under date OF March , that through his intervention
aud without resor to force treaty of peace has been
signed by tue chiefs OF the various tribes ut with
Liberia. the part. and tho President of the Re.
public and Captain Senmes on the other Liberia has
thus been saved from devastating conflict through
the instrunenality OF the navy. IL Is TO be hopes,
that Ia will continue 10 tho
Republic and Afford the protection essential 10 IT'S
pr0g.css and prosperity.
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CANADA.

CLOSING LABoRs OF THE DOMINION PARLIA-
MENT.
OTTAWA, Ont, April IL, 1867.
At tho meeting OF Parliament list night tho bust
ness Of tho session concluded
A motion was submitted by Mr. Mackenzie authoriz-
ing the government enter into contract during tho
for work sections OF the Pacific Railway from
Tort william westward toward Lac Dcs Mile Isles aud
the crossing Stcd River and from Rat Portage to
Cross Lake Alter brief remarks by Mcssrs. Thomp-
son, cariboo and Courier the motion was adopted.
Tho supply bill was attcrward introduced and passed
through all the stages.
Tho Senate has dcclar the held In that body
by Sir Edward kcnncy vacant, owing to that gentle
mans absence Tor two consecutive sessions Sir Ed
wards i'll health Is the cause vi his retirement
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FRANCE.

ASSEMBLY.
IoSDoy, April IL, 1876.
special 10 the Timer from Paris says the Chamber
OF Deputies yesterday annnllcd the election OF IT,
velllet, conservative from tho department OF Cotes
du Nord.
COMMUNIST syArArnrzEEs rARpoxEp.
President MocMahon has pardoncd several inhabi-
tan,s OF Marscics who were Imprisoned for partci.
patton IN the Commune.
THE JURY FOR PHILADELPHIA
The members Of the French Jury for the Centennial
Exhibition will sail May0 for Philadelphia
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SERIOUS OIL FIRES.
PARxrR's LaSrrSa. Pa. April 1

PARKER's LASri>G. Pa. April IL, 1874
At ten minutes TO ninc A. N. IL, 900 barrel oil
tank, belonging TO Grandin 4 Ncyhart, situated -
Bear Creek station Allegheny Valley Railroad, was
struck by lightning bursting tho upper ring Of the
tank and throwing the oil adjoining tanks of
tho Union Pipe Company. At bali past two r. n.
the three tanks were still burning. involving .
loss OF about barrels of oil 900 OF which be-
longed to Grandin a. Neyhart and the remainder 10
tho Union Pipe Company. should the wind shit 10
another quarter additional tank, holding 20 600 bar
rels Of the Union Pipe companys OIL, win also be
sumcd Persons having credit balances in the limo
viii be assessed pro rata according TO the
tanned The tanks now burning arc valued at $i5 00o
and the oil lost will amount TO $4,000 should the
other tank take IRE the total loss tanks will be
S23 OC0 oil 900. Tho Atlantic Pipe companys
% 0O0. barrel IRON tank, at Beaver Pipe station, was
also struck by lightning half past four this morning.
after burning four hours was cxtinguished BY the
agency OF steam. The probable loss Is 81, 00O.
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CROOKED wHIsKEY AND CLEMENcY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April IL, 1870
Great CONSERVATION prevails o-cay among tho whis
key men this city who turned States evidence in
pcciation OF cemency by reason OF the sentence OF
John b. Reynolds, OF the irm OF Burbacx Reynolds,
rcctidc;s whom sentence had been suspended In
pursuance OF such policy, To six months imprson-
the County Jail. -, 500 nc and haIfthc
OF The prosecution g. !. MocIIer cx-gauser, who has
lately returned from Canada the iuII belief Of re-
ccivIng official mercy, was likewise to day sentenced 10
year In the state Pcnitcntary, 500 fine and all
the costs The millionaire, Jake Nunnemachcr. who
ourd guilty yesterday oi conspiracy TO de.rand
the revenue, required TO give $50 900 bail pending
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naming any candidate from our own COM
monwealth." 1t is strange that some of the
leaders of the republican and the democratic
parties have no true State pride A few more
articles of this temper will justify the i'm
preston generally entertained that Kelly
has come to an understanding with the re-
publicans, for purposes not yet quite ap-
parent
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GENERAL PRADO AT NIAGARA.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. ", April IL, 1870
General Prsdo and party OF four attendant person
ages arrived hero at ten minutes after o'clock
this afternoon and took carriages visiting the
interesting points about the Falls Unfortunately they
had RAINY afternoon yet they were greatly delighted
with their first sight Of the great wonder tho North
American continent They took rooms at the Spencer
House, bnt pressing engagements requiring their i'm
mediate return, they LEFT the evening train to
In New York tomorrow morning.
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REVENUE CUSTOMS CONCLUSIONS AGAINST
sMUGGLERS.
HAVANA, April Il. 1870.
Tho Havana Custom House. with largely diminished
imports aud exports Tor the past quarter, has
ihclcss collected 81, 500 900 than during the
period last year
This result that smuggling has greatly abatcd.
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THE FIRE AT ST. JOHNS, QUEBEC.

ST. ALBASs, VT, April IL, 1870
A urge nrc at St. Johns. Canada, this morning, de-
stroycd the three story brick block owned by T. and
u. Mcdonald, and occupied BY Mr. Mosseur as store
and +. Mcdonald a rcsidencc). the wooden store.
house adjoining owned by McDonald, tenement
IN the rear ana stable, owned by Mr.. Bessonicr.
Mr. Mosseur saved portion OF his goods IN dam.
aged condition. The total loss is estimated at $40 OOO;
rtfnIlv inSu oil
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RIO JASvrRo. April IL. 1879
soD $3.50 reis per 10 kiIos. Exchange on
London. 2sls. Freights. per SAIL, 10 the Eng.
Ilsh Channel, :nh. average daily receipts for
the 5000 bag. sales cf the -rci Europs
900 bags for United states. 7vD do for Medt-r.
ports 900 do shipments Of the week for Europe
n,sD bags. ior fhe United 3srD do and for the
Mediterranean ports 800 do.
SANTOS. April ~. 1876
Coffee very animated: prices afvsncng superior Santos
200 per 10 kilos Average daily receipts
the past week, 40, bags Weeks salrs-Fov knrope,
$500: for the United states oUg. shipments ~ the
week 5yD all for European pnrs stock IN port, JUl.
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EMIGRATION FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEIs-
oNKRs WAITING FOR THE WARRANTS
LONDON April IL, 1885,
The Pail Man Gd-ette's Dublin special says Il Is
pretty certain that tho from ireland 1876
will be the smallest eincc 1851.
II was only 81 .4G2 last year.
AMERICANS STILL uELp FOR FORGERY.
The for the surrender OF Charles Brent the
Louisville iorger should have been issued to-day but
II not His case and that OF William y. GRAY, the
New York fsrger, must await Ike winslows, the sou.
ton OF tho legal question pending
GOLFERS A srEixE.
Upward OF 10 600 golfers on strike in South York.
shire against fifteen per cent reduction OF wages
The Miners Union have agreed to reduction OF ten
per cent, but tho masters insist upon Gftccn.
sSowsToRM NORTH.
snowstorm prevailed yesterday throughout Scot
land, Wales and the north OF England Some snow
has fallen here to-day.
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TURKEY.

RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC AGEScrEs-PRrNcE ooRTs-
cHAKoFT TO ADVISE THE sULrAN-rHE SER
VANS STILL EXCITED.
RAcusA, April IL, 1870.
wesseiitzky, the cmissary OF Prince GortschakoG,
has returned from Cct,nje ana conferred with Jonnc,
the Russian Consul General here He will have an in
tcrview with Baron Rodich ut Lara then proceed to
Vienna and St. Petersburg. and ultimately 90 TO Con-
stantnopc to urge the Porte the compliance with
the demands OF tho insurgcnt chiefs who assem-
blcd at Suttorina.
sERvIAN MILITIA TO MARCH TO THE FRONTIER.
BELGRADE, April II, 1876
The militia Of this city about to start for the
frontier
TEST ENCOURAGING
The voluntary national loan has proved unsuccess-
full Tho government has resolved TO levy forced
loan OF $40 head.
BOSNIAN lNsURGENT COLUMN IN MOTION.
LONDON. April IL 1915
The Daily NeTs' special despatch from Vienna re-
ports that the Bosnian insurgents have organized hrcc
columns OF 2 500 men each, which are moving in tho
direction Of Banaluka
The Roman Catholics, who have hitherto abstaincd
from action now joining the insurgents.
IL cRoArIA-AGIrAroS SUSPICION.
special despatch from Odessa to tho London Times
announces tHat the Sciavc ana Austrian UaDus wncn
entered Bosnia from Damatia possession Of all
Turkish Croatia
Tho Porte IS armnG tho yohammcdans and sending
out largo achievements
There is great irritation in Constantinopic against
Austria
Tho Porto suspects the Austrian authorities OF
nving at the movement Bosnia
THE PERSONALITIES POPULATION LIKELY TO
JOIN THE INsuRRECTIoS.
LONDON, April 10. 1876.
The special despatch OF the Timcs IRON Berlin re-
ports that the excited populacc OF Belgrade treated
Prince wrede. tho Austrian representative, to a
charirdri on Sunday evening.
Advices IRON bucharest announce tho resignation
OF the Roumanian Ministry nccount OF the result Of
the elections.
The Paris despatch the Daily Mems says Il IL re-
ported there that the Danuban PrncipaIitics arc likely
to join the Instruction.
THE EASTERN INSURGENTS STILL CONFIDENT
OF SUPPORT FROM RUSSIA.
LONDON April IL. 1870
The Times Berlin despatch reports that wcssc-
Itzky, after officially communicating GorischakoTs
message The insurgcnt chiefs and receiving their
refusal resumed tho character Of travelling philan-
thropist.
Sclavonic advices represent that tho assembled
chiefs appointed him diplomatic representative OF the
rebellion.
These reports show the confidence OF tho rebels In
their Russian friends. Notwithstanding tho refusal Of
the Russian government to promote the dsmember-
ment OF Turkey
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FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April IL, 1874
a terrible explosion OF fire damp occurred in the
Nesquchonne mines at eleven O'Clock this morning,
killing Hugh Corc, Joseph McGovera and Thomas
Shields. and badly woundlng Levi Marsden. Richard
Bodinc Joseph Norwood, Jacob Meyers and Charles
CalIan The latter cannot recover.
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NEWS CONCERNING Ex-MrSIsTER scHEScK.
MANCHESTER, April IL, 1876,
A despatch 10 the Guardian from London says de-
spatch was received from Washington Tuesday which
speaks In very positive terms Of Mr. schenck's re-
signing his posion United States Minister to Eng
land.
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THE MILWAUKEE wHIsKEY CASES.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April IL, 1870
Judge Drummond pronounced sentence this MORN
Ing c. r. j. Moccr, exgauger, convicted OF making
false returns. He sentenced TO years I'm
prsonmcnt in the State Prison and nnc OF 81 500
Reynolds. rectincr, convicted Of conspiracy sem
fenced to six months imprisonment in the county Jail
and nnc or s., 500
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ANOTHER wHIsKEY CONVICTION.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April II, 1915
In the United states Cour, this morning the jury in
the Frusingcr and Scavcrns whskey returned a
verdict Of guilty The sentencing OF the men was
postponed uniii nftcr all tho whiskcy trials have been
completed IN this court
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THE CABINET VIOLENTLY AssAILED--THE vATr-
CAN DIFFICULTY URGENT.
LoxDoS, April IL, 1876.
The rsmcf Madrid letter says that tho government
Of ssAsr ranovss del Castillo assailed In shs pssss
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FOSTER BLODGET.

ATLANTA. Ga, April IL, 1876.
Judge Peoples to-day decided not to dischar-s Eos.
or Blodgct Bonds are required in $17, 600
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FRESH OUTBREAK AGAINST ENGl1sH RULE.
SINGAPORE. April l., 1874
1t reported that fresh disturbances have occurred
In Malacca.
sir william Jcrvois. Governor OF tho Straits settle
mcns with company Of regulars, has left here for tho
scene OF the trouble.
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THE BERLIN BouRsE.

BERLIN. April IL, 1870
The Bourse to-day vcrv unsettled. and sales OF
all International stocks difficult to make even at
heavy reduction in prices.
BREMEN.
The National zeitmng announces the suspension OF
Rohlandt Muller an important cotton firm OF
Bremen, with heavy liabilities.
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Tho following record VIII show tho changes in III,
temperature for tho Nast twcniyfour hours, in
parlssu with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by The thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN IOWA.
CREsroS, Iowa, APRIL IL,

CREsroS Iowa, Arril IL, 1875
A terrific storm of wind, rain and hail passed over
this town late Monday night, and Ave dwelling
houses and u large number OF sheds and outhouses
were blown down and demolished The damage Will
aggregate 81, 600 to 10000 There was no loss OF
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LADIES EXCLUDED FROM UNIVERSITY LECTURES.
PRAGUE, April IL, 1870
The Senate OF tho University OF Prague nave pro-
hbited the attendance OF women at the lectures at
that institution.
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mpostor" ana declared that he was responsive ior
the trouble between the government OF samoa and the
foreign representatives
UNDER ARREST
steinberger then placed in confinement on board
the barracuda. where lie renamed ut last advices
THE OTHER sIpE--cHURcHMES BLAMED.
Frank Plat, VINO left Samoa several days before
these reported occurrences, gays there Is no truth in
tho report as when he loft the King and stenbcrser
were on confidential terms.
He states that the London Missionary Society sat the
bottom OF the trouble, the innovations introduced by
stcnbcrgcr having inerfcrcd with the income Of tho
society; also that certain European companies, who
have bad monopoly OF the trade, fear the influence
Of an American in power in tho Islands, and that Fos
ter has been made tool OF by the conspirators.
Tho United St,tes steamer Tuscarora expected
shortly at the islands.
Platt is on his way to Washington With dispatches.
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RUSSIA.

THE sEMI-oFFICIAL PRESS REVIEWS THE EURO
PEAN sITUATION-THE GREAT NORTHERN I'M
PERIALIsM CANNOT COUNT ON MANY FRIENDS
THE GERMAN ENTENTE OF DOUBTFUL SIM
CERTIFY.
ST. PETERSBURG, April -, 1878
Tho scmI-ofncia Wedemosti, reviewing the political
situation in Europe, says the relations OF the Great
Powers to each other leave many things be wished
for
England and Russia distrust each other.
AUSTRIA
The relations between Russia and Austria are not
clear Andrassys position is rumorcd TO be ambigu-
Gus, but Ministry would make tho friendship bc
tween Austria and Russia very doubtful An under
standing cannot no considered satisfactory II II de.
ponds upon this or that person who for the moment
holds the helm.
GERMANY THE EAST.
Germany's dcmean,r IN regard 10 the Eastern ques-
ton is sufficiently manifest to enable people to
know what part she will play In future. Although
Germany has declared she will the initiative in
Turkish affairs 10 Russia and Austria there no rea-
son to conclude that the Berlin Cabinet Will
remain passive when tho decisive moment arrives.
Russia estimates German friendship at the value
that Germany does Russian. II must not be over
looked how easily, under such circumstances tho
Eastern question might provoke u conflict between
these two empires.
Russianoptimist and Germanophles vainly point
the bond Of friendship uniting Russia and Germany
and to tho lattcr's thankfuncss for Russias aid in
restoring German unity but thankfuIncss Is unknown
to diplomats Bismarck Is not given to sentimental
policy.
PROTECTOR CHRISTIANITY IN TURKEY
"The Goos states mat every foreign Intervention in
Turkey viii meet with Russa's energetic opposition II
directed against the sclavcs and their righteous re-
quests Tho interest Of Russia requires above all things
tho maintenance OF peace; but Russia, nevertheless
cannes abandon tho pro,cctorshp OF tho Turkish CHRIS
tans for the sake Of any alliance however elevated or
any friendship, however intimate The initiative,
hitherto lett to AUSTRIA Is left to RUSSIA. The
latter will reach the ann sooner than the former
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STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO AMERICA.

sTEAMsHIP SERVICE TO AMERICA.
LIvEEroot. April IL 1876
Tho Williams l. tuIon limo have arranged 10 de.
spatch their between this port aud New York
fortnightly
The National line have not yet entered into Che ar
rangcmcnt, but will probably skip week occasion-
ally, according to the cxgcncy OF business
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THE PARIS bouRsE.

PARIS, April 12-Evening
The Boursc has been very fiat to-day, and all prices
closed at the very lowest Foreign stocks Of all do
scriptions been much pressed for sale, and the
decline Is severe all around.
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THE VIENNA BouRsE.

vienna, April IL 1876.
The Boursc to-day was very 1at Home funds, bank
and railway shares pancky and declined heavily.
All foreign exchanges exhibit a marked advance
since yesterday.