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PERSONAL.
1lEA8UHAI-A NKaPEqTAHLE YOVdQ LADY
age III do1!rsa tho acquaintance Of lady about Aan0
whom she could look upon tfuo IElnnA VI. Who
uHtnEslAnds Frpncl pfnGtFpt. AdIEhAs H. Tftbons
ottGs.
11EAkQNAI-THE LADY IN Tuk PARTY OF
four, In tho OF tho dreaa clrpla 4k AcYtokaEA
Thoatre, Saturday Night Nbo taoukasod {antemAn "a
p4suustts. vii plaaAe soud hes Addas4 "a BOX w. Peat
uMoA- - -
Q1VQHpES
n1vOACKs I.R9ALIY oBrAiNRD foR MOON
roQuiTod. snqteisht psoof fss LtSF dsCsss.
Aj1taat @. u SIMS, I'll pAFk.sb,s Chlca&u, ILL.,
Ia aTofS btaIa u ths pnion o. eta,
Ho,dspco Esv altar dpo.e4. Hsl7s
, 1876-04-26


WAsurNoron D. O.. A pril 25.-In tho Houao
this morning Kr. Lord. Chairman Of tho 1nl-
pcachment Managers, presented rejotndor to
tho demurrer flied by W. W. Delknap Tho paper
was read, and Ia to the effect that tlo House of
Representatives, n the pamo Of tsaoif and Of all
tho pcop!o Of tho United States. sayH that the
irBs replication to tho plea Of Delhuap to tho
articles Of impeachment and ths mattess thero-
iu contained, arc in matter aud form sufficient
in Law for tho House to maintain its articles OF
impeachment, and that tic Senate as Il Court OF
impeachment has jurisdiction to hoar. try, and
determine tho earno, and that As Delknap has
not answered such articles Of Impeachment OF
In INV manner denlcd tho Ha.ne, tho ltotso Of
Representatives. prsys Judgment thereon accord-
III to law.
roto!nder to tho eecoud replication Of the
House to tbs plea Of defendant, wherein Do
fon,laut demands trial sccordng to law, the
House, Ia boaIf Ut it8elf and Of oil tue people
OF tue United HtateB doea like. and aH to tue
thrd. fourth, ffth, and atxth subdivisions
of tho rejondcr tho Uouao ndsorts It ought not
be barrod from having and maintaining tho AZ"
ticlos Of impeachment against defendant bo-
cause It t0uies every argument In such roloin-
der which denies or traverHes tho ac.B or ill.,
tent s0uasgod ngainst doiondnnt, and 1t reatiirmg
tho i{uth Of the lattnr, and therefore tho Houao
OF Representatives praya Judgment according
10 law.
Tho paper was adoutod by tho I1ousc, and the
Clerk Wa4 ord0re1 to 1e it with tho Secretary Of
the Senate.
Tho managere Of the impeachment trial hnyo
Summoned hlarsh and wife: Nall tho Cashier
Of tue bank Of Commerce, New York; e. T.
Dartlets, Now York, Lawyer, and deu. Custer.
MrA. Marsh ts i'll.
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that he could nsefully employ 4 portion
OF tho money glyon to him by Congress TO snp-
psoss tho 0toctlon trnlda In this Now York caAo.
Wltncss rAH Ut that ttms engngod In an iNvcnti-
cation II. Kt-Ktnx hfYairs fu tho Houtlit and to
rcn1ietl TO tho pfeslont'a suggestion that l1o
Lad already appropriated hfH money In that d.
rcction. Ito WaA Told In a aubaotluGnt comnn-
nlcAtton from the rfoadent that tho funds
York City ~ In tho South. Altar full explains
ton he
AUTHORIZED THE PAYMENT TO DAVENPORT.
Theue conversations with tue 1'roaitlent cxtend-
I'd through the fall Of 1870 and AprinE Of 1871.
Tho tEaula 10 elocssons woro matters OF froguont
consultation, aud Witness recommended tho en-
pioymont Of special counsel, and among othors
who vero employed In tho New Yorf; caseB waH
Caleb Cushing. la could not Btato any specific
caro- In which tho frauds woro committed but
ho knew thoy were general. Mr. Cushing. Vas
paid for lia aegyiceB out OF what was callod tho
Judiciary fund Witness never. thought
tile Prnsidont waH influenced in ll!a action
by any partisan motive. 1io wanted 10 prevent
frauds, and be did mol care what party they hf-
fectcd. He could not roco11cot That any portion
OF this money was uBod to detect frands IN
Phi1alolphln. Tho lnttor Was Republican city,
and Nav York vas Democratic, but that did not
influenza tho President 10 hin action. Tie
frauds In Now York seemed to be 8yatonatic,-.
that was tue flald OF DAvenporta operations, and
tho President wns Of opinion tint II hia ayatem
could bc uf advantage thero Il would bo olao-
wlloro. The President novor for moment
thought ho VIA aGtlug IN partisan msnnor.
Adjourned.
, 1876-04-26

Spteial Dtspateh to Ths Chteaao Tribune.
WABu1No7ox, D. O., April 25.-Represensativc
Faulkner, Of Virginia, to-day called At tho stkto
Department to inquire Al to ths status Of tho
Wlnatow extradli,on Gaze, and had . conversa-
taon with Mr. Fish. The SECRETARY read to his
visitor hs last latter to the English Government
on the cAss. and Faulkner, 3 gentleman Of WIDE
experience In dlplomsey, aud long in high pub
llo position. aays 1t La ono Of tho strongest let
terra he has ever seen from one Government to
another. 1t recltos the procedcnts, principles.
and practices Of the two Governments for tho
past tlrty.ayo years, and ia the opinion
Of Faulkner 1t IL conclusive, aud baSond
anBwcr. The letter mas Ions since brought 10
the attention OF the Queens Government, and,
although tuna sufficient has elapsed. no response
by mail OF cAblo has bean rocaiyed. lit. Fish
regards thls - good oman. aud yot hopes that
the Eu4iiah Government will
NEW THEORY
of the re&aon why Wiu1low hAs not boeu extra
dited has recently been bsosched hers. and u
believed by persons high In suthoIity. It is
that there 10 = oonIiot between the laome aud
the Foreign 0face, aud thas the Foseiga, Otaios
Il s1oesdingly anxious to surrender Wlnslow.
and 10 preserve Ihs extsAdislon ttessY. In con.
1t14toa os tAis thsofy. Ait%naoa u sAilsa
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to tha fact that within Tho pant year or
two worry aosious complications Ilave arisoa be-
tweon tho Home and Foreign Onicc, from which
tricase,l the Government. II appears that tl,oro
is great 1caln,lsy between ttsesn Two branchon
Of tic Government. both A. to Jnrisdiction and
" takcn MI intt'atlAt which tho Foreign Oi,ieo Ia
compelled 10 follow to aecure tho united action
nf tho Government. Tho pEehent instance IL
cited IA ono Of them.
nKCEpE Fn0f 1rs DETERMINATION
10 roleaHe Winstow. The Foreign Committee
will delay action Until tho I'd Of May, tho date
fi1ol Tor tho retoaso. and, II information RErlvcs
at that tltne that tho forRor In sct free. and no
further nows Ii received from the EnRtAs Gov
ornnont, Tic Committee wilt recommend aertous
action OH tic part Of CongToas.
The papers called for by tho nouso on the
Atonbcrger caBe, relating to intercourse between
the United Btntea and tho 8asnohn Islands hAyo
heen prepared. and will bo sent ia tomorrow or
tie day following.
, 1876-04-26
Special Dispateh 10 Tie Chicago TttJuns,


speetdi Dispateh 10 Tie Chicago Tritune
WARRINGTON. D. G., April 25.-Ths o1aminh-
tiou Of john Dslano, son Of Columbus Delano,
ex-Socretary Of the Interior. proved that sou
John had much too weak and defective mcn,-
ory to be insrusted with tho execution OF tho
management Of valuable Government contracts.
He had not the slightent recollection Of stng|e
Qua OF tho facts Of the several cllhrgea which
have been made and proved against him. He
could not remember what contracts II any, be
was party 10 or had, or tho time he became
party to them, or why OF how he had an inter-
est, and 1t wha only sitter m hour
Of cIoRe croBB-o1amtnatioo that ho Hualfy re-
mcmbnred that Gan. Dabcock probably showed
him tho first charges presented against him at
tho White House. Thoso charges. It will DO Eo-
membered, wete presented to ths President As
confidential communication, and were By no
means intended for the oya Ut young John
Detano.
lToths Assoctat.a t'rtss:1
/. WAsH1NuToN. u. c., April 25.-rhe Committee
On Expenditures in tho Interior Department to-
day examined john Delano with reference to tho
land.survey contracts. From hts testimony. 1t
appensa that ho had an Inherent IN tho Hammond
contract, though hia name did not appear. Col.
John L. Mor1atn was hia partner. Tbo aituess
did nothing but furnish money. Tho witposs
received uotes or chocHs from Col. Merriam,
who made the chccks payable to him lie mRdo
no attempt 70 conceal tho rocoipt Of money, nor
did he think he acted dlshono1ably. Ills recol-
lection WA that he did not recelyo over $1,000
from all hla surveying contracts, The witness
was asked whether DO told DR.. Roed, in April,
1876, that tho President lad evidence Of his in-
terotB Ia such contracts, and replied that ho did
not recollect. Being closely questioned. he said
was shown to him by Gen. Dabcock At tho Whte
House. He never had talk with tho President
about the matter.
, 1876-04-26
MASONIC.

Special Dispateh 70 Ths Ch&eaoo Ir1auna,
1NplAHAFoL1B, Ind. April 25.-Ths twentY-
sacond annual conofAve Of tho Grand Command
cry OF Knights Templar bsRln to-day. Tho Az
nual address Of N. II. Ruok!e, II. +. Grand Com
mauder, contained many things Of value to
members OF the Osder. put OF 10 general inter-
eat. During tbs year Commentaries have been
organized III Crswsorasvil!o and Plymouth. A
petition vas secalyed asking for . dispsnsatton
Tor comnlandssy II Mitchell. Lawrence
County. Tbs following resolution was Intro
duosds
Raaolrsd, That this GRIND Body adopt osshelds
drill and t&ccs for the Of shs subcsdnAtss ta this
Jurisdiction. and that III laNB psrtAnin9 10 dEi and
taotics Ia opposition hstslo b$ repealed.
, 1876-04-26
APPROPRIATIONS.
rEMnf7nATJC ECONOMY.

Sptcfai Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 25.-1n tho Nouso
Randall was succceHful, 80 far aB tho question
Of procodonce wont, in putting aside tho oiec-
tton case Of Lo Moyno and Farwoll, and In again
bringing forward tho Legislative bill. As IN
argument for proceeding with tho bill, Randall
malo m assertion which cannot bo Sustained,
mud which IL an index Of tho inability Of tho
Appropriations Conmittoo,to do anything toward
A1lng tho timo OF nnal adjournment. Ho said
tbns tho Legislative bill could DO nulshel
In two or three seBatong, while the debatc OF tho
whole dsy succooded In passing over but two or
three pages Of the voluminoua bill. hr. Ran
dali WAS unable to hold the House On tho btll
to-day ~ hB ho has dono on most evcry othor
occasion. Notwithstanding tho opposition hitli-
to in tho reductions proposed BY Democrats
they have hecn directed to cutting down aalarioB
of ill-paid c'o1ks4 and to crippling tue dovorn.
mopt but o.day Randall reaehea tho approprin-
tions for various localities. Hero at almost
overy important point
THE AUTHORIZATIONS cosfM1TrEE WA8 DEFEATED.
Tho Democrats proved that they arc for ecou-
omy al principle, but opposed to ita onforce-
ment in their own districts. A log.roiling CON-
b,uat.on waB formed by tho members In wlloso
localities tnints are located, and tho combined
action Of these Democratic representatives auc-
coedod In forcing the Committee III nearly oYcry
instance to recodo from its position. and to
adopt tho recommendations made In tie original
estimates to Congress. Every mcmbor had road
q lottor from Dr.. Ltudermau for overy change
ho desired In the htl. Judge Ke'ley, who rsnEe-
gonts ths district where tho Philadelphia mint
Ia located, wau Al, exception to represent
ativob similarly situated. lie eA,l thst
ali the money appropriated for ninta waa to
please politicians III the cittca Whero tue miuts
are located.
TIE MOST SIGNIFICANT c1[ASGE
In the bit! as reported by the Committee, Was
tie adoption OF All amottdnent by largo ma-
1o1ity which proposes to Ee-cHtab1sll the asBaY
ofllco at New Orloaus. This action ra,Hed M ex-
tended debate, In tho course of Which the Ap-
propriatlous Committee ontirely lost control Of
tho IIouHe aud wns signally defeated. II the ac-
ton Of tho House aa to affairs OF local lntereat
upon this bill III type Of what lis
action will be On NIL similar bills, tue
boasts OF tho Appropriations Committeo to tha
Wholesale reductions In national expenditures
will provo idle.
Tho 1IouHo also adopted tho au,endmont to
continue tho Assay otilc0 at Charlotte, N. G.,
which tho Appropriations Committee opposed.
In the debate upon tho Hppropriat|one for sal
a.leB OF Territorial Judges, Dir. Hoar onored an
amendment, which was adopted, providing that
no Judge Of any Territory slall receive any sal
ary In addition TO tint allowed by Law.
, 1876-04-26
FRANCE.

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nasty wa neid last FRIDAY. with II. Hareut,
praadcnt n, TIM Munictna1 Council. IA CHAIR
til. n. na,,,-,.t - ,.,,.-. .a.
non' u WHICH 0'' 1'oplaot @ua o1u0'n tosao
violent BPoccAee, gong 30 lar "a 10 1usuIy me
Commune. On account Of the lahammatory
and llleca, character of the proceedings. tho
0oyorument hsn instituted proceedings aca,pst
tbs orcanizere OF tho tueetinr, It Ia
slso stated that the journal hs Dvofls de rHon,-
nj will he nrosecutnd under tha presa lava for
nnbl;si,nr. .Dr. Kohinat'a enaenh.
1he .nnouncemeut Of tho end Of the insur.
rect1nn IN Aicer,n vns premnture. Tho inaur-
penta recentty attacked tha Erapch camp. hut
Waro vigorously roputsed.
Drsrnrc11vE FIRE
Rorry. Apr;l o5.-The Theatra dos Arls and
adjoining buildings arc In iames, Several lives
hnya been lost aud many peseooy iptured.
THE CHEAT Liberty FESTIVAL
PAn1s Aprl g5.-The grand operntic festival
4.}an fnnds fnr the e,ention NJ = atatuo of iibsr-
ta'ao tuuuS ~ Wt JIG h -. ssis - EI.
Tho exterior md stage OF Inc opera
house nsfs o,' aeeotAtsu ,, WIN Ames'-
ean nAss' Ino euolence Mas
otll!iaut uue, cone1tuE u u1ny u4suuE
pelsons Aua tno eAte u Eh!lH.an ~ spo.e!y:
e, y. ha tnssn ~ III aoson .sap9as,.
anu dou ~ aps .ne h w.dnrtan 81 n.c;, i. Ts
syssts sna Ds Tosansvte 1hs
A'aef'eAu so'oAg ''r me1 pvoa,.,,ny "or y
TUE fno,naaas a1 .as.. ..a
4uo opesa 9on.oAIH - III v'SaeS - oAosasoa M
sose.al M sn nss,tn s.
II .io snu sal9n - r,os "1,;,,.a 49, ~
tne vas,d a,ientad uutu - ~
e. - -. I1s,tnJ gtstsa .nI camnoacd eanar1,i
, 1876-04-26

graphsd several weeks ago, ~ being ln hts pos-
sesaioD. affecting Con, 8cElenok. At the maot~
Ing next Tuesday Con schepck may again be
hoard by tho Committee on any pointa concern
Ing his integrity.
iFoCRE POSTAL Mill.
Ngw YonK, April pa Washington bnecfal
snYs tho no,lss Appropriation Committee adopt-
cd tic Post OfIlce bill this morning, which pro-
vides ttst tho freq dolivory sydten shall not be
introduced In cittcs OF less than 10000 inhabi-
tants. It adopts tho new System Of oompenba.
ton for mali service by hpace inatead Of weight.
and virtually cuts off the pressat fsat mail
trains. The maximum Of speed ID fixed at 80
mites por Lout.
, 1876-04-26
a Joint Scheme to Secure the 1hdepend-
enoe Of the Turkish European
Provinces.
The Hungarian Difficulty Becom-
ing Hourly More Serious.
Bismaroks Railroad Policy Threatens to
Bring About q Ministerial Crisis.
Great 0perat1e Festival at Paris In AID Of tho
Proposed Statue Of Liberty.
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
TIE GREAT POWERS 10 THE roRTR.
CoNsTAar1NorLr, April 25.-neproHeutativea
Of all tho great Powers have counsolcd tue
Porto to undertake nothing Agelnst Montenegro,
promising unttud efforts 70 tho p&c.flcatton Of
the Insurgents. Ths Porte has taken note OF
these promises, but haa not discontinued miis-
taty preparations.
nArE1E N rHoarEcT.
nAorsA. April 25.-The 1uaurgent chief, Peko
pauIovics, With 600 men, occupied 6uttorsnA
Sunday last. Moukhtar PAahA is concentrating
Turks 1t Yatsohko, and great bAttls Ia sxpeos-
cd by the end Of the weok.
RUSSIAN TALE.
ST. PETERSBURG April 25+-The Gazstte says
tho fears for the peace OF Europe are ground
lesd. Tie great Powers are setting In concert.
When 1t was recently sscertsined that the Otto
man a1lnisiTv decided to invade Montenegro.
Russia Immediately Invited tho PoHerd to fur.
nsh tleir representatives with dentical inatruo-
tfonB for tue purpoao Of dlssuadlug tie forte
from taxing tho offensive. Germany, Austria,
France and Italy haso acquicBced. sud tharc Is
oyery reason to expect thAt England, Ia this
most dangerous cr.ss will acquoHce. Tho 8ul-
tan hhs Instructed h!B forelG1, Minister cmrhat-
icaly to dlsavow any aggressive iutcntions. and
TO give nssusauce that tho military movement
In AbAinA. are only defensive.
AN ADJUSTMENT.
LONDON, April 2G.-The Paris correspondent
Of the Timer Aays ho has focetyed the following
Information from SOURCES worthy Of respect !:
tsla hayiug been removed BY tha ,nfueuco Of
on tle point Of beins .dopted .e-
cording 10 which Austria ts to
ano q
from the Christian provinces. Tho foregoing,
together with Montenegro and servle. are to
, 1876-04-26

Special U.sDaich to Jfhs Chicago tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 25.-The Committoo
on Ways and Means will proceed on Thursday
noxt to the consideration Of tho bill introduced
by Fernando Wood, which, It IL understood, has
tho approval OF the Secretary Of tho Treasury.
THO Committee has boon urged to thke tn1nedl-
ato actton oil this bill. thht the Government may
avai! itself OF tho favorable condition Of tho
money market In Europe for tho placing OF :
1rBt-claaa Government loan, aud tue great
amount of capital, especially IN England, now
seeking invostmcnt In aacurtty Of this Kind.
Senator Boutwell,, in conversation recently,
expressed tho opinion that to allow tho
prsseut opportunity to negotiate loan
Ut low ratio Of interest to pass Without taking
advantage Of 1t would bo hardly leas than orimt-
nal, aud cailod attention to the prestous
experience Of tho Government In sclllug its
bonda, aud the great expense In Which the coun-
try had been involved by dalxy On fornor occA-
sions. In his annual report III Secretary Of tho
Treasury, dated Deo. Q. 1869. Boutwell, urged
very strongly tho passage Of = Funding bul,
and recommended that s...-..
TIE KasENTIAL CONDITIONS
Of the new loan should be s thoso' Eirss, shs.
sas made p,,as'1p1 oassp1e IL Ane!is.; sssoad .h.t
Tia 3ye.txenty bonds should DO reoelyed
tn exchange for nav honda. Third.
that the interest should be made payable other
in the United esatea or Europe. Fourth that
tLo ratio Of interest should not a1coed ~ per
cent por anuum. Y" Should our SUCCESS III 10
gotating new losn," hs said, ',be equAl TO
nY expectations. baHsd upon this fact. thu
ability and dispositlon OF the people Of tito
Unitod Btatea to pay tho public debt are
SUFFICIENT 10 Justify ua IN assuming that tho
bonds Of the United States will command
tie highest rates IN the nsskets o. sno
world. Wo sh.ll then be- 70
condition to euter upon tue work Of reducing
taxation 1t the commencement Of tho uexs ssa-
aIon OF Congzsss."
| FUNDING BILr.
waa introduced carly tu that Heasion OF Cong1eaa,
but tn passage was DELAYED principally on 40
couut Of the bellef OF Gen. nclsnck. Chairman
OF tbs Ways aud Mssng, who lad recently 70.
surued from Europe. shst bonds DsarsnX 4 loHsi
r1ts Of !utsrsst than ~ pss oeut could ba sold
u pr Ia tAs EnRush aad German mA1kets. TAs
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Every Member Has His Ak to Grind
at the Public Expense.
Akerman's Story Puzzles
Without Enlightening
the Investigators.
Status Of. tho Winslow Case as Viewed
by Mr.. Fish.
Tho House Ieejointlor to Ex-Scc"
retary Be1lnap's Demurrer.
SCHENCK.
LONDON DOCUMENTS INJUnE MS rnoaPEcTss

SCHENEks
LONDON DOCUMENTS 1NJUnE MS rRoaPEcfss
5ptetaI Dsspafeh to 1he Chicago 7rt1une.
WARRINGTON, D.. c.. April 25.-rhe Houso
Oommittes on Foreign Afrairs received through
the mail to-dny an important package Of docu-
tnpnte from tho i,los Of tue Emma Mining Com
pany Of London. Theso wero forwarded by
Mcdonald, at tho request Of tho Committee,
and In accordance with tho premise which te
telegraphod about two Heoks ago. After oxar11-
ming them, The COMMITTEES agtocd to keep
the1 accret until nttor Con. Bchenck
has had an opportunity to aco and
explain thom. The moat important
Of tlose papers is understood to be tho original
letter Of resignation, which ucn. Bohonck for
warded to tho Directory OF tie Emma h1tniEg
Company, Ia December. 197l. u may 10 rc-
tie Committee that Trenor ". Park slowod
him letter OF resgnat!uu, purporting to havo
been written by ischenck, ID Which l!stlo or
nothing in regard to his continued faith IN tho
Company Was contained, and Park ut tho tt1no
remarked that ho would be moro uso'
Park showed him letter which
Was finally submitted to tho Board Of Directors,
and that tho copy which lo aaw WAS in Parks
handwriting und eiruod by scheDck. This story
both schenck ind Park
ABSOLUTELY DENIED.
Gen. Bchenck Bnid that tho preparation Of biz
loster Of resignation was lliB own work, and
that Park had nothing whatover to do with 1t.
II was possible that, after 1t was prepared, hc
might lave handed 1t to Park 10 duliycr to tlo
Board, but TO was not cortaiu that he had even
but one letter OF resignation prepared by
Bchouck. The original of this document, which
Is now In tue 4audH Of the Foreign Affairs
Committee, is
IN PAnK'R HANDWRITING,
and signed by Con. sctlonch. Th!a fact goes q
long way to corroburatc tho ieetimony OF Lyon,
aud p1acea both Park aud Scl1onck In very
unpleasant position. Tho otler docuuouts re-
celvsd today ara communications bet"oen Gen.
schcuck aud Ills Secretary in par1B, aud Tronor
". Park In London, In regard 10 tho atock in
tho Emtna hl!no held by Hcluuck, and sbout
which thero Ii cop1ct betWaen tho tostsmony
Of echenck aud Park. and statements made 20
The Committee by lettor and telegraph by Mo.
Donald,
, 1876-04-26

ALBERT EDWARD Ar MADRID.
MADRID, April 25.-Tho Prince Of WAIss aad
Prince Arthur arrived here to-day, and wero re-
caived At the railway station BY King Alfonso
aud guard Of honor. The Royal party, escorted
by borse.guar]s, entered tho city Ia ssvsn car
sayes. each drawn by four horsos and on srrir-
ing Ut the pa1scs thoy wero received by tho
{iinndees Of Spain, tho 1linisse.s, and court Of
flclalr. the Royal band playing "Qod bavs ths
Quoeu."
PROVINCIAL LEaIsLATrREa. ..
BAN SEBASTIAN, April 25.-Tho Juntaa Of Bis
cay and AtAvA assembled yesterday In Vlttorts
aIpB,
, 1876-04-26

LONDON. April 26.-Htaamshtps Oder, Victoria,
aud CAnaas, from New York, aud Marathon.
from Uoston, have arrived cut.
Italy, from Liverpool.
Moy1L1x, Apttl 2s.-Ths stsasa&hip PEasslan.
tom Portland. hAs Aaiys4.
, 1876-04-26

now Chief ct ths Ministry of sts Grand Duchy
ot hesho, Wy hneseea hen Ueloruek: M
Dsron Won Fneaen, Preadsns Of tl,a M,nisst3
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs and Finsncs. OF
Bh1ony, has resigned. 1t Ia atated thst shs
CAUSE Of bis resignation was ha opposilon h
railway purchasca.
, 1876-04-26
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

tn CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Box G42 1t 8:25 O'Clock last
oveniug was csuhel by fire in barn on Will
mot avanue, near Hoyne street, own By Gaosgo
Btolnhouae. It contained horse, hafness. and
provisions which toge.her with tbs structure,
Was valued at Si65. upon which there u no ia'
surauco. Cauaa unknowa.'
, 1876-04-26

AT LONG BRANCH.
Loxo DnANcu. N. j.. April 25.-Ths Metro
polltan Hotel burned tonight. Loss. e7o0oo
Insurance, $780, 600.
, 1876-04-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2o.-For tho Uppsr
Lakes, failing bArumntor. southafIy winda| warn,
ar and partly cloudy weather.
local oBaKnyAT1uAa.
tfu1rt m. Apr1f H.
, 1876-04-26
AUST RIA.

AUSTRIA.
V1EsNA. April 25.-The Hungarian Mtnlste1
will neither accept or zefusa tho compromise,
hut dcnand further concessions from Austria.
II neither Cabinet recedes, change Of govern
mept is inevitable. Tho situation Ia becoming
critical
, 1876-04-26

Lndios' Chemises, made OF Lonsda1s
Cotton, lace trimmed, and nicely
made, 46o.
Ladies' Chemises, Lonsdale Muslin
puffod, embroidered, and 1act
trimmed, SOC, worth 75c.
Ladies' Chomises, Fruit Of Loon
Cotton, cambria ruf1lings, GOO
worth $50.
Lndios' Chemisos, Fruit Of Loon
Cotton, tucked and embroidered
00c and 81, worth $l.l5 and S1.4o.
Indies Drawers, Lonsdalo Muslin.
tucked and rufnod, 500, worth 76o
Ladies' Drawers, puf1od, tucked, anc
rllfHed, 75c, worth 81.
Large limo Of Ladies' Drawers. nfce
yembroiderod, for 81, worth 6l.60
Ladies' Nightgowna, tucked front
and ruGled, Tor 81, worth S1.50.
Ladies' Nightgowns, fine muslin.
tucked and embroidered front
$l.5O and 81 rs, worth 81 and $3.50
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, 60, 80, 76c
and 81, the handsomeBt and cheap
est line over shown in the city fol
the money.
Infants Outfits complete, from me-
dinm to rich qualities, at very Low
prices.
A full limo Of French wove and hand.
mado Corsots, for 75o, IL, f1.26.
and 8l.5O, worth nearly double,
Also the new handmade Coutells
Corset, very cheap. MADAME
Foy's Corsots, 81 Lao.
, 1876-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

AHcA& 6n1 bAlNs
THE n0YAL TlTLEB ELL.
LONDON. Feb. 25,-1n tho House Of Commons,
Dissacli adhered to hs teiusal to facilitate the
discussion Of Fawcott's motion respecting tbs
Roya Titles blu.
F1HunE.
LospoS, April 25.-A. g. Robinson, steam
packet agent, hls failed. Liabilities sstimatsd
1t e5U0. 600.