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THE RELATIONS OF THE CHURCH TO THE LAY
POWERS DEFINED III THE cARDrSALs.
RoxE, April q, 1s7d
The representatives Of some OF the great Powers
were recently in conference with several influential
cardinals with the view OF asccr,anng tho best
Of bringing to end the conflicts between various
States and tho Church
xoS-rossuMus.
Tho Cardinals unanimously declared that peace was
impossible unless the spiritual Independence OF tho
Church was acknowledged. Alliance and agreement
between Church and state regulated by conoordat
without either party being made subordinate
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NAVIGATION IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, April q, 1870
Navigation in tho upper Ottawa will open on the 1st
OF May Water will bc let into the Rideau Canal on
Saturday next
ST.. JoHS, N. b., April q, 1876.
Navigation is now open on tho st. John River and
Gulf Of st. Lawrence Travel BY the between st.
John and Fredericton fully resumed for the
Tho main body Of the Ice In the Miramichi River
oated or to-day, sailing seward Two square rugged
vessels reported the vicinity OF Fox Island which
Is clear Of Ice.
for the season.
heavy snow storm set in last night and continues
today
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INFANTICIDE AND SUICIDE.

CINCINNATI, April q, 1875
horrible suicide and infantitide occurred at the
German boarding house Mt the Of Twelfth and
Walnut streets, in this city, this morning Mary sher
man, German chanbermaid complained of feeling
sick and retired to her room An hour later she was
found with her throat cut and tho body Of newly
born female chiId with its head nearly severed from
Its body was found under her bed
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ASIATIC TURKEY.

RAvAoKs or THE PLAGUE IN MEsoPoTA1frA--
THE MORTALITY INCREASING.
LONDON, April p, 1876.
Advces from tho East stale that the plague in Meso-
potamia 10 increasing
At Hah from April TO 7. inclusive, ia persons
attacked with the disease and nfty-six dcd On
April there twenty-five attacks and thirteen
deaths, and on April thrtyonc attacks and eleven
deaths.
AT BAGDAD.
At Bagdad from April to 8, inclusive, there were
1855 attacks and 100 deaths On April seventy four
attacks and thirteen deaths; and April TO- ty.sx
attacks and twcnty-six deaths. The highest number
Of cases registered in any single day April o.
AMONG THE SOLDIERS.
Some have occurred in tho military hospitals
and garrisons.
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STOPPING A PERFORMANCE.

The Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty Children
or at least rs President, Mr.. John u. Wright mado
descent on Howcs Cusbings Circus corner Of Broad
way and Thityitn street, and laid verbal injunction
on the performance Of George Carlyle and his son,
Little Gcorpic" Carlylcs ACT consisted OF balancing
an upright ladder hts feet while his son. who aged
but osRht years, performed many difficult and danger
GUS fcats on its top Mr.. Wright considered this
hibton cruel and resolved 70 havo Il discontinued
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AUSTRIA.

BARON RopYcz RETAINED IN DALMArrA-MDI-
CATION or A EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
vienna, April q. 1870
The rumor that Baron Rodich had resigned or in
tended 30 rcsign his office Governor Of Dalmatia is
unfounded
KuKoPEAS coNFERExc.
rhirty-four members OF the Reichsrath attended
conference given yesterday by Senior Marcoartu tho
Spanish philanthropis TO promote tho principle Of tho
settlement OF disputes among nations by arbitration
resolution In favor OF calling European arbitration
conference was adopted
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BARBADOS.

AN ALARMING REPORT OF THE RESULT OF THE
Rrors-FoRrY PERSONS KILLED AND WOUND
ED-No CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, April ~, 1874
Tho following telegram received by the Colonial
Bank from Barbados on Wednesday,
Sporty persons have been killed and wounded, and
500 prisoners taken
Rioting 10 suspended but tho position Is threatening
Confidence In the government Is entirely gone !"
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DOM PEDRO.

MOVEMENTS or HIS MAJESTY IN sAN yHAN-
cIsco-THK RETURN EAST.
SAN FRANCISCO April %, 1870.
Tho Emperor visited the various manufacturing
establishments Of the city this morning and after
ward drove to the Cln House, where he manifested
great pleasure in the contemplation OF the scenery
and was particularly interested in the seals who
were disporting themselves on the rocks
AT THE CHINESE THEATRE.
In the evening he attended the Chinese Theatre,
where he was greatly entertained by the novelty OF
the performance.
THE RETURN TRIP.
His Majesty VIII leave San Francisco for the East
on Saturday morning, Chicago being his first stop
ping place.
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HOMICIDE IN ILLINOIS.

PEORIA, Ill, April q. 1875.
Yesterday afternoon John Gobcl, usually pcaccablc
German, shot John Lockwood, RIVER trough" with
shotgun, literally blowing his head oil. Lockwood had
engaged in alteration with Gobcl and his wife
about tho ownership Of some logs, and becoming
ragged tho woman, beat her most cruelty about tho
head and Gobe resented the outrage upon his wife by
killing Lockwood
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RUSSIA AND POLAND.

sraNs-IMPERIALIsr INTOLERANCE AGAINST
EQUITY
LONDON, April 81, 1875.
special despatch TO the Standard from Berlin says
Count de Kotzebue Governor General Of Poland, has
rendered his resignation because the government OF
Russia have refused his request for the appointment OF
Polishspeaking judge in every governing town
in Poland.
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

Bosrcy, April ~, 1874
Mrs Rachel Gardner, widow OF Jonathan Gardner,
died At Salem to-day, aged lOl years months and q
days She retained her faculties with wonderful vigor
10 the last day OF her c and spoke cheerfuy almost
TO her last hour. She born september 4, 1774,
No 10 Curtis street. and the daughter Of John
Rachel Brown She has had nine children, nfty.two
grandchildren, nfty-nvc great Idren and ono
grandchd, the Ave generations comprising
lis persons, 81 OF whom living Her frneral
will take place on Friday afternoon.
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A HINT TO MIR. wALLACK.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Last evening, before the conclusion Of tho play a.
wallacks tho doors In the gallery thrown open.
and cold draurhts OF air came rushing down among
tho audience 1t made all about feel uncomforta-
ble and have doubt many will suffer from Il
The attendants should be warned for even tho bcaut
full play Of London Assurance 10 not worth seeing q
the risk OF pneumonia Very truly, LADY.
New YORk ADril 81 1874
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EGYPT.

THE FRENCH FINANCIAL PLAN FINDS FAVOR
WITH THE KHEDTvE.
LONDON, April q, 1875
The Bank Of Egypt has received telegram from
Alexandria saying II Is reported that the Khedive has
decided to ept the French 6yndicates plan for the
Indication OF tho bonded and floating debt Of Egypt
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THE QUEBEC INSURANCE LAW.

MONTREAL, Can, April q, 1876
full meeting OF the representatives OF insurance
companies doing business in this city held to-day
Tho imposing OF three per cent re and
per cent on Ito premiums WAS discussed 1t de-
clied 70 comply with the law under protest. A COM
mtce appointed to negotiate with the Quebec gov
eminent az a with the understanding that, II
the companies arc successful the government will
furd tho amount paid under the act.
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COMING BACK FOR TRIAL.

san FRANCISCO, April q. 1874
Charles Fl. Barnes, who has been In custody hero
for about three weeks awaiting tho arrival Of officers
from the State Of New York, was this morning dev.
cred to John s Swartwood, Under shorr OF Schuyler
county New York, who presented requistion from
mOrntny.
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The body Of an unknown man, very much dccom-
posed and apparently about forty years Of age, was
found last gh floating In the East River At pier No
A. described being about vc eight inches
in height with dark hair and moustache and was
tired In black frock coat and pants, white cotton
socks ard CATER shoes. The body was removed 10 tho
Morguc and tho Coroner notified 10 hold al inquest
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THE NEW RAILROAD LINE.

PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1870
The railroad between here and New York
formally opened to-day. and excursion carry
ing number Of prominent Philadephians LEFT tho
depot at American and Bcrks streets this morning, IN
route for New York. The through distance 10 New
York on this road Is So 40 milcs.
TRACK
il double and is composed throughout OF steel rails
weighing sixty-six pounds 20 the yard aud Is stone
baiIasted One OF tho most prominent features tho
new line tho bridge the Delaware River NJ
Yardlcyvillc which, like all the other bridges, has
doublo track.
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STARVATION AT RED CLOUD.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April q, 1874
despatch just received BY General sheridan from
General Crook says the Indians ut Red Cloud arc on
tho verge OF starvation, owing to neglect in forwarding
supplies; that unless Immediate steps arc taken to
supply them they will all leave tho reservation, and
entertained, considering their present
temper. that they will make raid on the whites
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FIRE AT coxsAcKIE.

PorcnxKxrsrH, y. Y, April 81, 1870.
IRE At Coxsackc this morning destroyed building
in which f. Green's hat store, d. s. Hutchings
cigar store w. Klebc's cabinet SHOP and Colicr Hal
locks and O. Lampmsn Co q dry goods storeG The
total loss is about $40. ooo partially insured
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CANAL NAVIGATION.

WHITEHALL, n. r., April q, 1876.
The steamer Vermont. Of the ChampIain Transporta-
ton Company arrived at Fort Tcondsroga last even
Ing and will commence regular trips to-day
Tho Northern transportation Company and the
Whitehall transportation Company send their steamers
out this morning.
fhe ChambIy Canal opens May and tho Champlain
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sANprsKY. April q. IS;

SASprsKr, April y, 1915
Postmaster Van Tine, Of this city, charged with
bezzlemcnt and robbins tho mail, taken Clcvc-
land yesterday AMI examined before United States
Commissioner White to- day, who bound him over TO
she Ocsobcf term Of tic United states Court the
OF $4,000. Tho bail was furnished By Van Tines
brother
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THE EUROPE AUSTRALASIA CABLE.

CONCENTRATION INTERRUPTED BIZ A BREAKAoE
OF THE WIRE
A despatch received in New York through Reuters
Telegram Company yesterday announces that COM
munication with Australia 10 interrupted in
quencc Of breakgc Of the cable between Java and
Australia
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EQUALITY IN RHODE ISLAND.
NEWPORT, April 81, 1876

NEWPORT, April 81, 1876.
At the municipal election to-day to complete he list
,f officers who failed OF election last Wednesday,
Rev. Mahlon Van Horne, colored, was elected BY 1902
majority over Joseph r. Cotton. Two women also
cctcd last week the School Board, the first
elected by the people to any Office
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A COURT HOUSE BURNED.

CINCINNATI April q, 1875
nrc broke out in tho domo OF the Court House al
Shoals. Morton county Ind, about eleven O'Clock this
morning The building completely destroyed, bat
the records and furniture nearly all saved. Loss
$50, 000 insured for SIC, 600
Is supposed tho IRE the work Of an incendiary
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ALLEGED HUSBAND MURDER.

BOSTON, April 81, 1875
Mrs. A. NJ. Halderncss. otherwise known Nine
Iamonte, fortune teller living at No IL Prospect
street. committed to jail to-day charge of
poisoning her husband died suddenly last Tuesday
post norton examination developed traces Of poison
In tho stomach Of the deceased.
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FEMALE INCENDIARY SENTENCED.


BrYsALo n. r, April o. 1916.
Caroline Fox tho incorrgibc nftccn-y old girl
who deliberately set trc TO The lnscsdc Homo, Febru
airy "a an institution Of which she was inmate,
to-day pleaded guilty tho second degree and
sentenced 70 Rsndals Island until discharged by
law.
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vox ARSM JUDIcrALLy ELECTED FROM THE
PUBLIC SERVICE
BERaS, April u, 1874
The Imperial Court OF Discipline, al Possdam. have
sentenced Count y on Arnm TO formal dismissal from
tho public the payments OF costs Of the pro-
cccdipgs.
rnE RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION BILL,
In the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies to-day the Rail.
xav bill was read for the first time.
TO NE IxPEACHKD ron HIGH TREASON.
LoxDox, April %, 1s7G
The Standards Berlin correspondent states tha. The
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JAMES PARToN's MARRIAGE.

BOSTON, ApTII y, 1915.
Governor Rice has vetoed the bill legalizing the
rage ofJamos Parton the ground that the mot
Within the constitutional power Of the Legislature.
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

KANSAS err, April 27, 1876.
Several hundred cars have been sent West by the
New York Central Railroad transport corn 10 New
York. Tho lowest rates ever known have been given
shippers, VIZ len cents 10 ST Louis seventeen 70
Chicago and forty-two to New York.
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PROVIDENCE, r. L. April q, 1876
The Mayor Of Providence offers reward Of $500 for
the arrest Of Merchant H. Weedn the murderer OF tho
girl Weaver In a brothe here recently.
Tho Governor of tho State offers similar reward.
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SPAIN.

CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON THE NEW coysrI-
TUITION BILL.
MADRID, April %, 1876.
Tho Congress has adopted tho constitution far
and including the ninth clause.
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RAILROAD INSTRUCTIONS REMOVED.

WELLAxp Ont, April 81 1876
The distractions the Canadian Southern Railroad
have been removed and traffic resumed to-day.
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PncviDEScz, r. l., April ~, 1875.
The City Mills at Norfolk, Mass, burned last
night, Three buildings, engaged in the Of
lettings, destroyed together with large board.
Ing housc. Tho loss Is $4,000.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


This evening "Piquc" will be played the 15Oth time
and the event Will be made interesting by the
debut OF Miss GcorganR Drew in this city, This young
lady is spoken OF highly. Mr. d. II. Harkins will
have benefit on tho 9th OF May and will appear In
money,
grand operate concert is being organized on be-
halt OF the German Hospital, under royal patronage
The principal feature of the entertainment will be Mile
Tticns who Will sing Gounods save Maria. the violin
obigato being rendered by His Royal Hghncss Prince
Alfred Duke OF Edinburgh.
grand concert will take place by command OF the
Queen at tho Royal Albert Hail. London, May IL In
special wish OF Her Majesty Mile. Titens has been
lected az the prma donna for tho occasion sho will
DO supported by Nine. Trcbeli-Bettini the contralto
Sir Michael Costa will WELD the baton.
Tho now play, ssFor His Sake, written by MIRA
Sykes will be performed this evening at the Academy
OF Music by tho Union Amateur Dramatic Association.
Tho company includes number Of worry talented ladies
and gentlemen, and the event has boon awaited with
interest Tho proceeds will be given TO tho women'a
Centennial Union.
Siguor Opcrt, tho conductor OF the orchestra at
Booths Theatre, Will open Tropical Garoen" in
Philadelphia on the 10th Of May. new building has
been erected the Centennial grounds and the
ccrts will be conducted upon system resembling that
be given each day, and the Sunday evening entertain
mcnt will be especially fine. Tho orchestra will he
comprised of 100 musicians who will DO dressed IN
white, blue and gold
Colonel Maplcson has decided TO to America
with Her Majcsty's italian Opera Company provided
the stockholders tho Academy OF Music accedc his
propositions, which ars that he is TO hnve-nrst, .
lease Of the Academy for Ave OF Italian opera
commencing next autumn; second, that the stock
holders will rccnrpet the corridors. &c, and rcnovats
the Academy gencrnly third that they will bear one
half Of the expense OF all the scenery that will be
necessary for the proper mounting Of the operas We
understand that the stockholders have acqucsccd
all these conditions with tho exception Of giving Ave
years. lease and only willing to give yearly lease
Colonel Maplesons success and immense experience
operate manager are too well known to need
comment at hands. Suffice II, however, to say
that the stockholders might assured that Colonel
Mapcson would handsomely perform his part OF the
agreement should they grant him the terms he desires
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CUBA.
SPANISH REINFoR,

SPANISH IMPROVEMENTS EMBARxKD FOR THE
ISLAND.
MADRID, April 81 1875.
Two thousand soldiers have just sailed for Cuba.
More will follow in . few days
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BRAZIL.

Rio JAxEIRo, April q, 1870
In tho weekly report Of the Santos coffee market Of
April 20 the Europe should be 200 instead Of
10 600 bags
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INcENDLARY FIRE AT RoSDoUT.
RoyDorr- n " Anr,l q IL

KosDoUT, n r, April q, 1874
Tho machine shop Of tho Ulster and Delaware Rail-
road was set on 0ro last night and destroyed Loss
go 900; insured for STAT II Is believed tho
building was fired by discharged sirkerx
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Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twcntyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding OF last year. in
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
AvuArD Rutdfno.-
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A-UNLIMITED REMEDIAL RESOURCES.
;s%ss' s h:s Dr. r:n
White Golden Medical bssSy:ry rss:ssS.isS
Weed, and Dr. sagss casarrh Remedy. would faithfully
would 80 hers and shsr. which, from Z. severity
from y: complication With sssr disorder. w.uS resist
into sr 70 thai ss s.a S
patient iaboring and the o. specific remedies 20
%ss q sra *. w"S Biz Il
Faculty Of Physeixns and each q wnom = :.ss
Belonging 20 ii. own spse.l aspslim.n Dassensr
tss. and
diseases 81 the digestive system another diseases q
AZ. ,SsS: e..
sns oss chronic
% q Se1 o%ss Others
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.sa.s .Ss ss a.
ss sa a Y %
AN ELEGANT SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SUPPLIED
Worn easy night and safely holds and cares
xupturc
Ayes 1T Is GREAT VICTORY INDEED
u was with 80 many competitors iy the n.ld; Nth %
'ss@, ass Il: ;:
that was TO ss tho style o. the season Everyone shis
Knox 2a Broadway corner Of Fulton a. and usasr Ssnh
A.-FOh a SUPERB DRESS Ok BUSINESS HAT
direct to the manufacturer ESPENsChklD. il6 Mas
q
DyEING AND CLEANING. NEW YORK DYEIN0
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN ISLAND.
Unccss Duane 81. 552 Broadway 80 9th av New York;
M s%s lbs fssssgs. s. S,sSsyn % North sa "
KEEPS PATENT PARrLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS
Tho very best six for -. ST. broadway
and I'll Arch a.. fhilsdcphia
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST sv and 26sb
A., city
SPRING HAS COME. BUY YOUR BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS from MILLER CO. Union square.
WIGS, ToUPEES-G. RAUCHFUsS, wlGMAKER
way.
S. HATS 81 90; SILK HATS, 81 so. WORTH -;
nne Derbys - New Church ST. up stairs
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pECoRD or THE YEAR
SECOND NUMBER MAY) NOW READY
with nns largo steel portrait Of Mr. Moody, the gssa
Rcvtvalist
Something entirely and original IN the way Of
monthly magazine Being cf reference scrap boo4 -
monthly record Of nature t9es
happens any part Of the world together with sescteea
q hs s b. rr." s ~ s
By fss tho most attractive and readable hIeh-tonsd
monthly magazine issued Sold everywhere. and sens
free ~ mall On .ecsp, 2 4 = ss",, y co ra,,.n.r
| Nsdisoa square, Ssv yssk.
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ENGLAND.

ROYAL ASSENT TO THE QUEENS TITLES BILL
AN OMNIBUS SILENCE IN PARLIAMENT-A
FORMIDABLE ADDITION TO THE KAvY-rHE
wINsLow EXTRACTION cAsR-PRoBABLE DIFF
FIcuLTY WITH THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
RATE FOR LOANS ON CHANGE
LONDON, April 81 1876
In the House or Commons this evening the royal
as cnt TO the Royal Titles bill was announced.
Tho announcement received In silence.
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE ROYAL TITLES
Mr. DsraeIi having refused to interpose any delay in
advising the Queen to issue the Royal Titles ProcAma-
ton, an adjournment was moved.
MIR. Fawcett opened the debate which became very
acrimonious the opposite parties INDUCING In recrmi-
nations.
The Marquis OF Harrington declined to assist in
bringing Mr.. Fawcett's motion, because he consd
cred 1t practically useless
Finally the motion for adjournment was Withdrawn
and the matter dropped
LAUNCH STEAMSHIP ISrLExIBLE.
The latest addition to the iron-clad navy Of England
the double turret ship Infexibe-was successfully
launched at Portsmouth at twenty minutes to
O'Clock this afternoon.
The ceremony OF christening was performed by the
Princess Louise.
POWER.
The Times says tho Inhexblc is ''the most tremcn-
created"
wIxsLow ExTRADIrIoN
All the London journals edtoriaily support tho posi-
ton Of the British government the winslow extrad
ton case
AMERICAN TREATY RIGHTs--A POINT DIFFICULTY
The Manchester Guardians London correspondent,
however, very strong impression 10 current that
the Crowns legal advisers have led the government
into serious tange. The point at issue is whether
tho OF 1870 aside American treaty rights and
whether all doubts are removed In favor Of tho
prisoners cxtradtion by clause u OF the which
specifies that whatever Is Inconsistent with existing
treaties shall be excepted from its operation,
In the face OF simple OF circumstances many
persons are a good deal puzzled understand upon
what grounds the English government maintain
It's position.
LOANS CHANGE.
The Times in its financial article to-day says that
short loans government securities offered in
The Stock Exchange on Wednesday at y.
SILVER
Silver is quoted to-day with sellcrs at Sax.
RAPID RUN TO IMPERIALISM.
LONDON, April 70, 1870
rhe Post has reason to believe that tho royal procla
nation giving effect the Royal Titles bill will be pub
lishcd tonight
SCIENCE
The paper says Sir Bartlc Frere is to DO made
baroncI
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impeachment or 0ouns vcn Arnim before tho Court
Of State for high treason will begin on May II.

4 FAMOUS COMMUNIST EXPELLED.
LONDON, April IS 1875.
Tho Standards Paris despatch reports that n.
Jourde, formerly tho Communist Minister OF Finance,
has been expelled from strasbourg.