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DOM PEDRO IN CALIFORNIA.
POPULAR DEMONSTRATION AVOIDED BIZ STRAIT,
EGY-ARRvAL AT SAN FRANCISCO.

POPULAR DEMONSTRATION AVOIDED BY sTRAr,
EGY-ARRTyAL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %, 1875
The Emperor OF Brazil party arrived this evening
at Pleasanton forty miles from the city, where his car
was detached from the train put behind another eugns
and rushed the road half an hour ahead Of the
overland train
The object was 10 avoid any demonstration his
rival and perfect success. The party passed
through Oakland without attracting attention. crossed
the Bay and arriving at the wharf, took carriages to
the Palace Hotel. which they entered without half
dozen people knowing OF their arrival On the arrival
Of tho regular tram at Oakland great crowd
attendance, with bands playing and colors flying whlc
Dom Pedro already ensconced in his apartments at
the Palace Hotel Seats had been engaged by telegraph
for the party might hear Gimores orchestra II
tho Mechanics Pavilion.
On the arrival of the train at Sacramento the
Emperor's party hastily examined tho workshops OF
the Central Pacific Railroad expressed regret AZ
the brcfness OF their inspection.
The party will remain in this city four or ivc days.
and will thcn proceed to other points of interest
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shs time he appeared In Matthew Dawsons name.
ais victories wcre:-The Epson Cap Handicap. EPSON
10 los beating field of ten others; the Trial stakes.
ASCOT Heath selling race entered not 70 be Sold
~. IDS, beating six Others Nottinghamshre Handi-
zap one and quarter miles carrying l22 lbs beating
nvo Others; tho Chesterfield handicap, mile, same
meeting, next day, with l29 lbs up. beating Mr.
TOMBSTONE Crusader. his only competitor The Craven
Stakes selling race, at Goodwood, entered to be sold
lander and Moorlands The Alexandria Plate (handicapl
one MP, with lbs lbs up, defeated Thorn, Dukedom,
Sennem hs,ser and nye other coed ones; The Trial
up, entered entered e DO sold for s:;0oo hs Oss.
a. tour-year-oId. HIS defeats same ago. wers:--
The Two Thousand Guncas Trial Stakes Newmarket
First sprIng; the NewmarSs, spring aandiSap view
Ascot Heath; handicap Of 1880 Goodwood; the Great
Yorkshire Handicap Doncaster, September meeting;
Plate, Of 900 guncas Newmarket, second October
meeting; the Newcastle Autumn Handicap, Newcastle,
au.umn Meeting; the Liverpool AUTUMN pa Cup tnana
ia lbs mp, to Mr. W. $. Cartwrights Louise Victoria
:, years. i07 lbs the Great Shropshire Handicap,
Shrewsbury Autumn Meeting. As hvc-ycar old he
ran eleven times and won on four occasions. His
victories wcre:-The Great Warwckshire Handicap,
u9a ea nss
nearly one mile and quarter, with l21 lbs, beating
Chiyalrous, Tam o'shanter. Dalharh and others;
walked over for the Duchy Cup, ono mile and half.
Liverpool autumn meeting; also walked Tor tho
Severn Cup, one mile, Shrewsbury November meet
ing His defeats last year in tho following-The
Lincolnshire Handicap, Lincoln; the Trial Stakes,
Ascot Heath tho Chesterfield Cup Goodwood Her
Majesty's Plate, York August meeting, won BY
Louise Victoria; tho York Cup, same meet
ing, won by splnaway; tho Cambridgeshire
Stakes, Newmarket Houghton meeting; the Liverpool
Autumn Cup Liverpool autumn meeting During the
present season, March 81 he made his appearance In
the Lincolnshire Handicap, Lincoln, with $50 lbs
up but was not placed, the event being won by Con-
trovcrsy Brigg Boy second and vitt0ra third. Since
then no has been undergoing preparation for tho City
and suburban. although he was matched for 81, 900
with Lowlandcr TO run over the Rowcy Mile at the
recent Newmarket Craven meeting. kowlandcr was TO
give him ten pounds, but the owner OF the former be-
lieving that he could not do IT paid forfeit.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

DIAzs MOVEMENT TO THE NTKRIoR-EFFoRTs OF
AMERICAN OFFICIALS TO PRESERVE THE NEU-
rRALIrx-xo FIGHTING ANTICIPATED ON THE
BORDER.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April Is, 1870
Tho 5evolutionsts moved out Of Matamoras this
mornipg, 1900 strong, under command Of General
Daz, route for Monterey General Gonzalez remains
in command Of MatamorasL
Many assertions from the National Guard taking
place. tho descrtcrs escaping to this side Of the river
VISIT TO THE no BRAVO.
General Labarra and Colonel Crsto of the regular
army, who at Brownsville at present, visited tho
American gunboat Rio Bravo. which was lying the
Mexican side to-day.
PRESERVING THE EEuTRALry
The steam launches belonging TO the Rio Bravo pa
trollcd the river last night and squad of cavalry
NAMED In the saddle for the purpose Of enforcing the
neutrality laws 1t having been reported that contra
band Of would be the river for Daz they
doing their best to prevent it
ELECTION OUTBREAK.
The movement OF Diaz Is regarded little more than
tho usual outbreaks that take place in Mexico during
the Presidential election and II 10 not anticipated that
any lighting will take place here.
couSrERYErERs ARRESTED.
band Of counterfeiters arrested at Rnggold
Barracks yesterday
Affairs in Camargo, on the opposite side Of the river
from that place. arc reported quiet
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman William IL. Barnum, Of Connecticut, 10
registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Professor Peter
s. Niche Of West Point, Is staying at the westmin.
ster HOTEL Mayor Samuel g. Cobb, Of Boston, and
Congressman Norman b. Judd, Of Chicago, are At the
Windsor Hotel Surgeon Daniel McMurtrie, United
States Navy, is at she sturtcvant House. David C.
Cox United Statos Pension Agent at Washington At
the st. James Hotel John Champion, General Freight
Agent OF the Great Western Railway Of Canada is At
ST Nicholas Hotel General Albert j. Myer. Chief Of
tho Signal Service, United States Army, s reading 81
the Fith Avenue HOTEL Rev. w. D. Pope, OF Manchcs.
ter England, ana Rev. Henry b. Hooker, OF Boston,
have arrived at the Westminster Hotel
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR IMPAIRMENT.
OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFrcER
WASHINGTON April 26-l A. ~
Probabilities
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic States rising
barometer cooler northwest and northeast winds and
partly clear weather.
For tho Eastern Gulf States, rising barometer cooler
northeast, followed BY warmer southeast winds and
partly eudy and clear weather.
For the Western Guf States, stationary, followed b.
falling barometer, warmer southeast winds and in.
creasing cloudincsa
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley stationary or fall
Ing barometer, south and east winds and warmer
partly cloudy and clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys falling followed by stationary barometer south
cast 10 southwest winds and warmer, clear weather
For the upper lakes falling barometer. souihcrly
winds and warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region southwest TO southeast
winds, stationary barometer lower temperature and
partly cloudy weather.
For New England stationary barometer, cooler,
northeast winds and cloudy weather
For tho Middle Atlantic States. rising followed by
falling barometer, northeast backing 10 northwest
winds, cooler, partly cloudy ana clear weather.
The rivers will continue stationary slowly fall
Ing
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BARBADOS.

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS OF THE CONDITION
THE TROUBLES NOT EXACTLY AsCERTAINED-
IXCKNDIARIsA RIFE, BUT NOT TO AN UN-
USUAL EXTENT.
LONDON, April IS, 1915
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Low
Their, Under Secretary for the Colonial Department.
plying TO question from Sir Charles w. Dixie, men,
Der for Chelsea, said the governments latest advccs
from Barbados, which April 81 reported that
Sigh; disturbances had taken place, which were
speedily quellod Earl Carnarvon, Colonial Secretary,
in consequence Of tho published dispatches, had tec
graphed TO Barbados to-day TO inquire to the facts
Of tho case aud awaits reply.
PRESS COMMENTS CRISIS IN THE COLONY
The Telegraph says to-day with reference TO tho
Barbados telegram published yesterday:-'It will be
observed that date ascrbed to the events narrated
The latest Information obtained by the government Is
We believe, through dispatches received on Sunday
last These convey the intelligence that inccndiarism
has been rls, but not to unusual extent The
Governor stated that he had countermandcd appli
cation which had been made TO the ncghborng stations
for additional troops left DO inferred that he
felt confident Of speedy restoration OF order. No
news had been received by the Admiralty from tho
reports published yesterday
THE RIOTS QUELLED-cuBAN ACCOUNT OF THE
CAUSE OF THE OUTBREAK.
HAVANA, April IS, 1879
The riots In Barbados have been quclled
The trouble grew out Of the scheme for the CON.
federation Of the wndward Islands.
No particulars or the disturbances have yet been
roivcd hcrc
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UNION AND NON-UNIoN MEN.

ALBANY. April IS 1876
At about two O'Clock this morning party OF nearly
hundred masked men attacked boarding house on
Green Island. In which boarded several non-union
mouldcrs, employed ut NJ. L. Fey's foundry, and
assaulted the inmates Several men dragged
from their beds and beaten in outrageous
The injured are:-Edward Plat, OF Cohocs; Jacob
pcrow OF Albany; Joseph Henry, OF Schenectady:
Michael McCune OF Albany. The latter has four pistol
Shots in his body. Some two hundred shots were
fred
No arrests made, the telegraph wire between
the village Troy cut
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VISITS OF THE EMPIRES.

The Empress during yesterday paid visit to the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art on West Fourteenth
street After spending some time there she drove 10
Tinany's store, Of Fifteenth and Union
square She visited each floor Of the building inspect
ing the elegant ana costly stock, and aftcrward Was
shown through the workshops, where the many and
beautiful ornaments manufactured. During tho
evening sho remained at home.
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ALUMNI OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

The third social meeting for 1e75-7o OF tho Assoca-
ton Of the Alumni OF Columbia College held Lass
evening at Demonico's, Fourteenth street anu Filth
avenue. Among those present Mr. DePeyster,
President OF tho New York Historical Society; Seth
Low, Rev. Mython Maury. w. q. Schermerhorn, Bent
Aycrigg. John Mckcon and others Alter q brief ad-
dress by Dr. Dresslcr Professor Aug. G. Merriam,
A. NJ, read interesting paper tho Cyprian and
Trojan excavations OF Ccsnola and SchIiemann.
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evening Mr. Disraeli adhered 70 his refusal facilitate
tho discussion OF Mr. Fawcetts motion respecting the
Royal Titles b,lL
SILVER.
Silver 10 quoted to-day with. sellers. at $3.50. Tho
latest quotation-nve p. Ma 531zd
WEATHER RrroRT.
The weather today Is fair.
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progress they making he Is comparatively indifr
ferent 10 the present III they we'll ~ they are,
much the better for the future: they run badly
they will not under tho circumstances, djsappont
me-" Though the career Of Mr. Lttlencld In Amcrcs
shows that he does not require much teaching he has
not hesiaed to take advantage Of the safe counscI
mod~sty rendered OF that prince Of trainers Mr. Mat
thew Dawson, whose Is iavorabiy known TO al
American sportsIncn who have visited Newmarket
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April Is, 1874
The Pacific Nail Steamship Company yesterday ap-
piled the Southern District Court the discharge OF
the attachment the coal and Of steamer
City of New York The Court ordered the company 10
tile = bond of $40, 900, when the attachment will DO
discharged. The bond has not yet been filed.
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AUSTRIA.

THE HUNGARIAN MINISTER'S MAY PREcIPITArE
A SERIOUS PUBLIC CRISIS
VIENNA, April IS, 1870
Tho Hungarian Ministers will neither accept re-
fuse the compromise but demand farther concessions
from Austria
WHAT ENsUE.
II neither Cabinet recedes from It's position change
OF government inevitable, and the situation Will
como critical
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GERMANY.

BIsMARcK's PLAN or RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION
SUPPORTED BIZ LIBERALs--A CABINET OFFICER
RESIGNED.
BERLIN, April Is 1874
caucus Of the national liberals held here last
night to the bill providing for tho sale Of the
Prussian railways 70 the Empire.
No formal taken but the fact appeared that
all except about six members Of tho party, will sup.
port the government
A cARIxEr RESIGNS.
II was rumorcd In the morning that Herr Del
BRICK President Des Rcichs Kanzlcr Antics or near
rs IL can be translated President OF the ONCE Of the
Chancellor OF the Empire intended 10 resign
Of ndispositon.
In the evening IL announced that Herr Delbrnck
had resigned and the Emperor had accepted his resg
nation.
DIsMARcK's RAILWAY MANAGEMENT SCHEME
ACTIVELY opPosED-HERR DELBRUcK's REsIo-
XATIoN-rHE sAxoxs MOVING.
LONDON, April %, 1876.
The Standards Berlin CO, respondent declares that,
although scm-oca journals represent that President
Dclbriick retired account Of his health, II Is well
known in reliable quarters that be resigned because he
was unable 10 give his support to Prince Bsmarck's
railway scheme, tearing It's financial results HIS with
drawaI will make tho organization OF new Imperial
Ministry unavoidable.
SUCCESSOR.
Information comes from trustworthy source that
President C. Hoimann. chic OF the Ministry OF the
Grand Duchy Of Hcssc viii succeed Herr Dcbrnck
RAILWAYS SCHEME OPPOSED ~ sAxoxy
The Times despatch from Berlin announces that the
Baron Won rresen, President OF the Ministry and Mn
lister OF Foreign Affairs and Finance OF Saxony re-
signed
tits stated that the OF his resignation was his
opposition to tho railway purchase
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FRANCE.

AMNESTY ADVOCATES TO BE PnosEcurED-cITY
IMPROVEMENTS.
PARIS. April %, 1876
A meeting In favor OF amnesty was held here last
FRIDAY. with ". Harant, President OF the Municipal
Council, chairman, at which DR.. Robnet and others
violent speeches. going so far as 10 justify the
Commune.
On account OF the niammstory and Illegal character
Of the proceedings the has Instituted pro-
cecdings against the organizers OF the meeting
II is also stated that the journal LES Drofs de
pHomm> viii be prosecuted unser the press laws for
publishing DR.. Robinet's speech.
CITY IMPROVEMENTS LOAN
The Project Of the sscine has submitted 10 the
Municipal Council the project OF the loan Of 500 900
for public improvements In the city.
4 THEATRE IN FLaMEs--aAvY LIVES LOST.
RoUrx, April 25-Evenng
Tho Theatre DIES Arfs and adjoining bindings are in
aames.
several lives have been lost and many persons in
jured.
An IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION ny THE RAp1-
GALA At THE GRAVE OF NINE. LOUIS
BLANC.
IoSDos. April &c, lss6
me Standards Paris despatch says great radical
6smoosration made the funeral or the wife or
r. Lssis Blanc, which took place yesterday II is cs-
tnasl lAas 100000 people lined the Of the pro
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THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE cAPIrAL-A
ROYAL REcEPTIoN-MrLITARY AND GRAxDKxs
OUT IN FORCE.
Madrid. April 25. 1876.
His Royal Hghness the Prince OF Wales and Prince
Arthur Duke OF Connaught arrived here today.
RECEIVED KING.
King Alfonso and suite awaited their arrival at the
Southern Railway station with . detachment OF In
fantry forming guard Of honor
IN THE CAPITAL
The King and the Princes, with their suites entered
the city in seven carriages each drawn BY four horses
escorted by the Royal Horse Guards
At THE PALACE.
On the arrival OF the royal party at the palace they
received by the grandees OF Span the Ministers
and court officials the Royal Band playing 'God Save
the Queen
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\ LONG BRANCH HOTEL BURNED.

LosG BRANCH, April Is, 1875
The Metropolitan Hotel was totally destroyed by nre
at eight o'clock this evening Loss, $40 oO0 insured
$36 COO The surrounding buildings were saved by
the exertons Of the rcmen The hotel has just boon
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II FOREIGN DIPLOMACY IN coNsTANTINoPIE.
CoSsrANrryopLE. April 25. 1874
The representatives Of all the great Powers have
sclIcd the Porte to undertake nothing against Monte
negro promising united efforts for the pacication Of
tho insurgents. The Porto has taken note of these
promises, but has not discontinued military prep
arations
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pECosD OF THE YEAR.
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TURKEY.

THE INSURGENTS AND IHPERIALIsTs PREPARED
FOE A SEVERE BATTLE.
RAGUsA, April rs, 1876,
Intelligence has reached hero that the insurgcnt
chief Peko Pauovcs. with 500 men, occupied sutto-
rina Sunday last
PREPARED FOR BATTLE.
II Is also stated that Mukhtar Pacha Is concentrating
the Turks Gaschko and great battle is expected by
tho end Of the present week.
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ccssion from the Rue Rivoli to the Cemetery Of PEREZ
Ia CEaise.
The masses or spectators cheered for the Republic
and for amnesty.
POPULAR APPLAUSE
NM Victor Hugo. Raspa and Barodet were present
and received ovations
N. Gsmbctta also attended the funeral, but was not
observed by the crowdA
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
Loxpos. April %, 1876.
A. G. Robinson, steam packet agent doing business
At No 20 Mark lane f. c., has failed
His liabilities are estimated at $780, 600
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SNOW FLOODS.

SALT LAKE, U. T., April Is, 1870
The snow In the mountains is melting rapidly as It
has been for the past week, and many farms in this
valley are flooded.
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THREATENED MEXICAN RAID.

SAX Francisco, CAL, April Is, 1874
despatch from San Diego reports that the Mcxi-
gathering again the frontier in the
vicinity OF Campo. Some fears are entertained Of an
other raid, and pickets have been posted.
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RUSSIAN DEFINITION OF THE GREAT POWERS
PoLIcY--ExERTIoNs FOR THE RESTORATION
AND MAINTENANCE OF PEACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, April IS, 1876.
The Official Gazette to-day says the fears entertained
for the peace Of Europe are groundess
ALLIED ACTION
The great Powers are acting in concert, and their
unanimity is strengthened. When il recently as
certained that tho Ottoman Ministry had decided to in
wade Montenegro Russia Immediately invited the
Powers to furnish their with identical
instructions for the purpose Of dssuadng the Porte
from taking the Offensive
Germany, Austria France and Italy have already
acqsicsced and there is every to expect that
England in this most dangerous crisis, will acquiesce
also.
THE sULrASs POSITION.
Already advioes from Constantinople favor
able.
The Sultan has instructed his Foreign Minister en-
phatcaly to dsavow any aggressive intentions and to
give that the military movements in Albania
arc only defensive.
NO OCCUPATION BY THE AUsTRIANs.
VIENNA, April rs, 1875
The proposition that Austrian troops should occupy
Bosnia is emphaticaliy rejected government circles
here
LONDON, April IS 1875
II is officially reported from Mostar that Mukhtar
Pasa has rcvictualled Piva returned Gatschko
without encountering the insurgents
HEAVY LOSSES IN THE sULTANs ARMY.
LONDON, April 26 1876.
The Ragusa correspondent of the Times tclegraphs
that from the 18th the 18th inst Mukhtar racha lost
l. 800 men killed. wounded and sick.
HUNDRED TURKS DEcAPrTArED.
The insurgent chief, sosca, writes that 800 Turks
have been dccapated and ntty insurgents killed and
wounded.
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Tho following record will show the changes In thu
temperature for tho past twenty four hours, IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HwuArp Bud,ur--
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AN rNsuRoENT ATTACK REPULsxD BY FRENCH
TROOPS
PARIS, April 25, 1876.
The announcement Of the end Of the instruction In
Algeria was premature
The insurgents recently attacked the French camp,
but were vigorously repulsed
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BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAKE, L. T., April 2.

SALT LAKE, L. T., April %, 1915
Brigham Young says no has no intention Of captur-
ing the Territorial government OF New Mexico, and
that there is truth In the reported settlement be-
tween himself and Ann Eliza
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prsRAErI DEFENDS THR ROYAL TITLES BILL--
THE MARKxT 7,'a EsLvx2.
I.crsaN, A?fn -. 1874
Daring tho sesx or Of The Koass Of Commons this