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I i : .:HIcToR EMANUEL AND THE PoPE.-Lon-
don, May $50. he q times ESPECIAL from
Rome states that King Victor; Emanuel has
written to The Pope congratul atins HIM on
the approaching anniversary of. his eleya-
ton sthe episcopate. The Pope has sent
81 reply thanking the King, and taking yoc-
'casion. to beg him not to permit the Italian
aoTernment todes poll parishes and contra
ternities of their property, stating that
otherwise he,should be constrained to pro-
test. The King has made no,reply to the
:P0pe's missiYe. consequence OF. Presi-
dents MacMahon's recent action Italian Re-
publicans have -placarded' the streets OF
Rome with: notices OF a great demonstration
atsApoNo Theatre on The, 31st, instant ,to,de-
clare that Romecan never again become the
Rome of the PopeS.t !-...1 sth'=., > 10 ~
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FLEETWOOD RACES.

NEW YORK, May 3o.+-At Fleetwood Park
the 2.8e- horses race was Won by Steve Max
wen; Straight; Mary Lamb. second. Time,
1921, 2:27s, and 2:3Oa-ati
1.-The 2:34 race was won by Young Sen
tinel, straight;, Modesty second, and Char
ley third. Time, 2:30, 2:o74, and a:29.s /,
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80 SsaEonneefieut.F .
.CiI, sscApE. OF A MURDERER. i

~ HARTFORD, CT., May 80. Mr.. Lydia sher.
man, of Derby, sentenced to the State prison,
for life for poisoning her husband ana SIX
children, escaped from prison at Wlthers-
field last night. She had served about tour
years and half. 49, ..s, .s.1.s,
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Fire in New Brunswick.

MoUcHroN, N. B., May 30.-Fire to-day
destroyed the dry-goods. store OF j. 4 y.
Harris, and, the grocery store Of It. d Il.
Taylor. Loss, $4,000. Gonna" ~
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IS THEIR TURKISH. OPPONENTS.

.Layard has found through his military
uttachS, sent to examine by command OF
the En- lish Government, that the Turks
have opposed to these 10000 men, scattered
from Kars toEBatoum, 16, 900 at Kars, 10000
at. Erzeroum, and, 10000 dispersed, killed,
and captured at Arabian by the Russians.
London telegram Chicagoe Times.
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illinois,
,DJorRSED SINE DIE.

ADJOURNED SINE DIE. ~
CHICAGO, May 30.1The Conference has
adjourned sine die.yi,u' :. "'' - y -, al
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slowed on the docks from ships ID dis.
charge was ruined by the wafer. a water
piAunehsr taSs-STe9s Gsesstg1ek
dgainst the iron p1ilars Of the dUck.brfdge
and carried away several Of them on sbore.
smSns a naeE !, pyng 0p sa'ea Y sss
In tbs;m6rnihg all. danger seemed stoihage.
passed. The sea was still somewhat agitated,
but resumIng gradually Its ordinary tfan-
guilty; but theeffect alongthe c0ast, % far
as we can learn, has been severe. 10 SOD
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3TNsuRANCE COMPANIES,1

GECURITY. 80 - ~ SECURITY.
~ 49, .as.4. lHg 49, ,tTss'ta rfGh s@-ss S.
- .5.:" JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
il GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTS.
11es MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Representing the following Companies:
ROYAL,.of Liverpool aud Londsn. 40 ooo-
assets over. SZo,VVo,ooV
Lond i assets SETS M 100000
- 100000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia l7o,ouo
Representing the above staunch old Companies,
we solicit the patronage OF the pupilc upon kner
UNDERSTANDABLE SECURITY AND PhOAff
AMI LIBERAL SETTLEMENT or AL claims
T-2m 's'
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AZ .IMHEEN /, j. TIDAL !, 4 !, WAVE

: PANAMA., May Q. - The. American steamer
Georgia, which ran away from Punta Renos,
in the Straits OF Magallon, arrived at Cailao
on the nth instant in tow Of the steamer
Wilmington, which was sent out from New.
York to look after the Georgia.
L On the 10th ;oi May "a tidal wavetwashed
the State OF Guerro, In Mexico, and rose as
high as the Plaza ut Acapulco. The follow
ing particulars Of the tidal wave Ion the
South Pacific coast have been received from
the Lima correspon lent Ok the Panama Star
Callao: was visited on the morning .oi the
10th by "a species Of tidal wave, or rather Q.
gradual npheayal- OF the sea, which caused
serious damage and exceeding alarm.
The docks and piers Of the Muelie npF-
sena were the principal sufferers. together
With some stores 4 along the shore-lne,
TwhichMere COMPILE ysearried awayoy' the
water. Vessels made fast and lying along
| the siieo the outer walls Of the dock were
lifted. fully eight feet By the upheayat,S but
were not danaged.. Mostof The steamers
riding at anchor In 4 the bay shipped their
cables, fearing q further danger, and some
of the larger vessels stood out towards the.
ofang. The W. U, storeship Onward leu
her .anchoragg e, the ofcer In. command evil
IDENTIFY remembering the fate Of her prede.
cessor, the Ffeedohia, In the great ttdai
wave at Area In 1858. 500 ~ u .s.
A quantity OF merch ndlse, temporarily
. z
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baptist General Association.

e
FIFTY. FOURTH ANNUAL MEETISg--LLAa.SE AT
.saa Hzgp- 0urspsisi ReIVterds
DAaYrLLE, A., MAY x Pc. TTIhel annua
gathering oi,the Baptists OF Virginia is al
ways looked TO, with deepest interest py inc
brotherhood and attracts great attention IN
every iconnnmunfty where It ASSEMBLIES = The
interest in the meeting which assembled
here; tonight Il enhanced bythe Tact that
this is the FIRST sssston of tbd octasion
State. '~s,'''s.'z' - a:ra' tast +
hTbepeculiar form 81 Church goFsrnment
,os this, denomination makes this Associa-
rtioniYery different in it's character from the
general meetings OF the. other denomina-
tions, and some Of the reporters make as
sad havoc in Baptist nomenclature ,assthe
New Orleans papers did in reporting there
cent meeting Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly. This is not a g Church court -
or ;. council, y. nor is it convention that
has any control over inferior bodies or over
the churches: It Is simply * Z
- MISSIONARY ORGANIZATION
to propagate the gospet at home and in for
eien lands. 1 It's eonstituents'are missionary
societies. % district associations, dpd ;e5s
churches, having a, membership Of 50, 49,:
The eoloresd Baptists otbFirginia have, their
own own State. organization, and a. membership
of,11OI525. ~; td9 ~ .-7"iTiH --s7'g2"I :.
There is no paid officer Of the: Association
or my Of its boards, and It is. pleasant to
see the cheerful alacrity with. which men
voluntarily give their time and talents to
promoting its objects. u MT =
Tie Baptist church being too small to ac-
commodate the large number OF delegates
already in the city and the visitors who
wish to, attend its, Sessions, the Association
assembled in Opera Hall at 8 O'Clock, and it
is now packed to its utmost capacity. =
Judge J. Fl. c. Jones, a. former president,
called the body to order and 'the:religious
services were conducted by Rev DR.. Sgd
nor. ,4>ha-"sA.1 T..
Judge Jones was then unanimously re-
elected president, with Rev. Reuben Jones,
General R. L. T. Beaie,, General James e..
Field, and DR.. L. R. Chiles as vice-prcsi-
dents. /,
Rev. LII. Haley and III. Theodore Ely
son were elected secretaries; DR.. George B.
Steel, treasurer; james .. Winston, audi
tor; and Rev. George J. III bday, statistical
secretary. VI ~. ar, ,LE-l =
! The usual committees were appointed,
and the remainder OF the evening was spent
in devotional exercises. p w ~, ~ .,
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THE MILITARY orERAr1oNstALosaT WHOLE

s. Havana, May sO.-Gensral MARTINEZ
Campos remains at. Santiago de Cuba. d the In
troops arc operating on the whole line IN
that naighborAood. The rainy season mas
set In and viii retard operations. Soiict,
tude is felt at headquarters. ior. the: heai,l OF
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alIHis RIGHT :PLAN.--The .eablegynew an
nonnces. that the widest excitement CON
.tinnes in CQnstantinople that the discovery
of aconspiracY against the ID ynasty sisg re
ported; That a court-ma atrial is sitting with
closed doors, and that the only. certain fact
to bestated is that Alahmoud iDanlad, Pasha
insists upon drafting sall the Sofas into the
army. That ought to renders Mahmoud Da-,
mad immortal. =. -. 80,
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BALTIMoRE's OFFERING PRESENTED TO TIE
Pope Neu. eYorh, May ga London
dispatch to the New. York, Herald says:
! s.Our correspondent at Rome telegraphs
that Charles Esling envoy, and Mrs., Sen
eral.e Sherman. president of the American
Ladies' Committee, Had a private audience
with the Pope in. the hall OF the Vatican
at P. NJ. on; Sunday evening'2:sA number
OF geographical maps were presented to his
Holiness, also ST., 1000 in gold from the Arch
diocese OF Baltimore, and $1,000 from other
dioceses. Several addresses and numerous
private ofFeringsw ere made. The Pope re-
ceiyed them sitting on a portable chair, and
REPLIED to the speeches in quite a gay hui
NOR. He was afterward carried out to the
promenade" = ds. . '..,,, .,.' <a :,.,;
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,.,szf .sysSls yssBsL IL as..E4eREt: iesI'si
~ 1;s. r,sa .ga4 ,uts .,ssf g 49,
- ~ II ....-lE 80. slt-s,s -.
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VIRGINIA..
GEOGRAPHICALLY IN. Observation-Disclosures
-. SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES. .,af


GEOGRAPHICALLY IN. P0RTsH0UTH-LARGE
-. SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES. ,a:f
80 Especial telegram TO the Dispatct.1 re-.
NORFOLK, May 30.-Nationai decoration
day was observed. in Portsmouth to-day in
q manner not known since the war; The
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, Norfolk City
Guard. and the Marine battalion from the
Gosport navy-yard, united with ;Farragut
Post OF the Grand Army Of the Republic in
the exercises Of the day. Colonel James
Forney, OF the Marine Corps, commanded
the line,, and Major z. G.. Staples delivered
the Grafton. 81. ~.-. ~. . -. l~.lp.4" ...'t .
This is the most prolific, strawberry sea-
son ever known around Norfolk. Two
million quarts were shipped yesterday, and
the season has Just opened up fully. From
twelve to fifteen thousand dollars day are
distributed to berry-pickers, and about ill.,
teen thousand pickers are employed! Other
trucks are coming on finely. 'e." .,. -
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70 aa.~- SSAAAlOFhRsSs--
PASSENGERS FROM THE WRECKED STEAMER
'''''' CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 80. 1.-The Pacific
niail-steamer Costa Rica, which arrived at
San Diego this evening, has ON board 1877
passengers OF the wrecked steamer City OF
San Francisco. ---f,rr,. .., - ,.s.....f,
,;r,.ta.i -. Second Dispatch. ~ ",,.
!, SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-The.. City Of
San. Francisco left Panama May 11th, with
IL cabin and 81 Storage passengers, and
150ofiicers and men, with cargo valued at
three fourths, of million..- May 10th, at 9
A. NJ, peculiar tremor was felt, and some
unknown object cut her hull siXty-two feet,
and she made water s3earfully., The ship
was turned towards, Shore and struck "a
sand-bank. Ati16:20. O'Clock the aompat-
ments had not burst, and the. boats started
for shore, thirteen miles distant Not "a
.poundof baggage was allowedy,an every
hfewas saved, "a ~ "a 80 -. 49,. -
Captain Wadde,l says the seven steam
pumps, of one hundred 7and9slxty~ barrels
water capacity per minute, were absolutely
useless.ft The whole bottom is: out~of the
steamer, Heshas run the steamer over the
spot repeatedly. The, only conjecture Is
that the late earthquake which-was made
manifest on, the coast, by . tidal-waYe, may
have urheaved a submarine rock. = The.
ship was going at eleven knots when she
struck. The captain was on the bridge
an hour before the steamer struck, and
timed everything by his;watch. Twenty
minutes after she struck the fires were out.
In that twenty minutes she was running in
shore under full head Of steam and ran
.torty-two. minutes, making the distance OF
nine or, ten miles, and then grounded in
thirty feet Of water on sand bottom. The
next morning a foot of the stern was seen
out of the water. The whole body Of the
ship was submerged and the mizzenmast
gone. The baggage Of the passengers, fur
niture, &C., is constantly floating ashore
during the day. The money Of the passen-
gers is in the purser's hands. The ships
money and all the baggage is totally lost.
From interviews with many OF the pas
sengers find there is unanimous senti-
ment of the warmest feeling towards the
commander and officers. Every man, says
that the officers could have done no more.
They did all that men could do. The cap
tain declares that his officers and men stood
TO their duty nobly. sslr .sE.
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE RACEs.Ef..i 80 u
LONDON, May SO.-The betting against
Selyio Derby, the winner, was twelve to
one. Glen Arthur, with twenty to, one
against him.: came in second. aaa-,..s IN:
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hSOAfsohE oF AHDAHAa NJ, SyNe1
T., .;s....,, ,,.5;.s,.~r P1RhED. $50. ~
II, CoXsTAsTrHoPLE, May .so.--No. copGrma-
ton has been received Of the reported recap
.ture. OF AIdahan.
ARDABAN NOT RgCAprURED.
ST.. PErEnsBuRdH, May 30.-The report
OF the recapturg Of Arabian Is false.
RUSSIAN HoyExEkrs DELAYED BIZ Heavy
f;Ei % 2s1s u - HAINs.
ST.. PErERsUURoB, MAY 80. = Heavy rains,
both on the. Danube and in the Ca,lcacus,
delay Russian operations, Adyfces from
Tififs 10 the 10th mention only rec6nn6is-
sances and nnimpor tant, cavalry encounters.
z tfttaETz AND sTRAsBuge reinforced.
!. BERLINy May: 30. -Ana order was issued
to-day which desigpates three battah9ns OF
infantry and FOUR batteries OF artillery to
reinforce Metz and Strasburg, and hattal-
ion OF rifles VIII be stationed at eysrlna
:, THE PALACE CLIQUE AT eoNsTANTNqpLG
$ LONDON. May 1 8.-A special Gdispatch
Vienna to the Times says The palace
clique. at. Constantinople seem to hare re-
nounced alia idea, Of yielding. The foEma-
tionsof the Council OF War Is q sign 1t has
reasserted its position in. the palace. This
measure will probably prevent the Snltan's
going to the army. All. rurnors of minis
teriaf changes have ceased The first step
OF the Council Of War has been % obtain au-
thorization from the Sultan Tor the formation
Of O. Hungarian legion. 1.-The authorization
was given despite Representations Of Count
Zlchni, the Austrian. ambassador, and the
urgent tissuasion;iof Klapla Pasha. p Itli Is
probable that Russia will only recognize
the independence Of, Roumania provision.
III, ro 90 "a, r,k,Co anfavc>
'nism With other. Powers. who are Inclined
to defer recognition till the close Of the war.
>: The Ne1rs Id its war summary has the fol-
lowing: The most moderate view taken OF
the Servian preparations is that they are
intended to support declaration OF indie
pendence to be issued as soon IS the Rus
slams cross the Danube. In that case the
Servians, without declaring war or making
any forward movement, would practically
cover the right OF the Russo-Rounafnian
army. i ~. 1gr' . si's!-7tf ..5is,
pa. r., THE poRTE's NUMEROUS ARRESTS.
q VIENNA, May ..30.-Thef Political Core
spondence'S special from ,Constantinople
says: The Porte, in order to justify nu-
merous arrests, has informed the diplomatic
representatives here that conspiracy for
the overthrow Of the dynasty was discoy-
cred" This is untrue! The Porte's only
object Is the removal Of the partisans. Of
Midhat; Pasha, who are. openly agitating Tor
his recall. .eE-o >i2 = - l::1 i
NEW TURKISH beAN.-1e Be NEGOTIATED.
CoNsTANTINQPLg, May: 8p.-Mr. Foster,
manager OF the Ottoman Bank, will leave
here to-day for London, for. The purpose OF
cooperating with Zudhy Effendi to bring
about an arrangement with the holders Of
the Turkish loan 0i 1854 and 1871. These
loans are secured, upon the Egyptian tribute.
The object of the present. negotiation Is
to obtain from the bondholders the re-
lease Of portion q their guarantee Which
is in excess OF those portions of the above
loans still outstanding, and on this to nego-
|. n. Z =
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rhew.r1I,, me- Rs,.if,

-, js The war fn the East. 9 ~ !.
HEPoETED REcAPEURE or ABD4HAa Kor, cone,
Is CoxsTANTNoPLE, May ,S0.--No, confirms
ton has been received Of the reported recap
ture of Arabian.
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THE BODY OF Mr.. MEAD
CAUSE OF. THE ACCIDENT.

1t appears that a safety brake had been
removed from the caisSons several days
since, and for Tome reason had not been re-
placed. Two boats passed in safety this
morning through the outlet. and no cause
is assigned for the accident which overlook
the third boat. ~ o..
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ttafSt u 4! I'm ~ ~ y 1Fe-l I
~, ~ q ~ AT q ): sst,c ,c13f1 Atii ~ ~
.5t,s:2s GtsR ,Sss.f 1 y, ''itfsssfJi.it:st IL
,ys'tS3t9t45k4 tsJist sSI =
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THE WOUNDED MEN.

: Michael Reynolds was sent to Providence
Hospital, and Sylvester Carroll was taken
to his rhome. Both were attended by Dr..
Richie. The accident will be a serious
drawback to the company, as most OF the
macbineryois completely wrecked.
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a. tts;.:.y1.l ~ =, In. ',t.f " si:'.-"
sFs /, n! 81 IL t5.ss;i ia 3isilpEi.l 81
$50 ts,ssi ssGg !. es5i.tn a-tf.i'9
asSbirt,3I 81:
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VARIOUS ITEMS PROM ITHE soUTH COAST;

VARIOUS ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH COAST
PANAMA, May 2I.-The news from the
South coast Is important. A ttidal-wave
visited the entire coast from Calloa to- Chill
on or about midnight of the 9th or morning
of the 10th Instant causing great destrue-
ton OF property at the various ports II
!, The Peruvian iron-clad oHuZco was cap
tured by Colonel Larroyaga, one Of the fore
most adherents of Pierola, on the 7th in
slant, and left to capture Iquique. A sue
cessful revolution may be The result.
Major Charles F.jPowen, United States
consul at 1quique, died Of fever at that port
Oh the 9th institt.. ,,,..j, + =.
A destructive ,eonfagration occurred in
the business portion Of Lima on the LIST in
slant. The large hardware, establishment
OF Messrs. Denegry, situated In the Gale
Indias, near the cathedral, and several ad-
iacent buildings, We're totally consumed,
the loss being upwards Of 400, 900 soles, OF
which 120, 600 were Insured in local compa-
f..fH
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stI ,i,ytE F:jF,lt sd ssftgt.s tE9tsif sac
4,tIt.. fSl5.ii ,sIssa1.t. lrsll
II q, xttSki: tj'ts1t .Jsg1t ~ ioelt d I'd
ts,Ts. if}t 4. z ~ y. sia
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General Dick Taylor, exc Confederate, Of
tcer, son Of the exp resident, and resident
of London, plays good game OF Whist.
Once, they say, when the, King OF Den
mark was visiting. his daughter, She sent
for 4" Prince Dick ~. to. make up a game
with her father. ;aTaylorf won largely, and
laughingly said to the King, .HiYour Majesty
cannot find fault II am only getting" back
those Sound Dues',my country paid Den
mark FOR so many years = 4 - ~ z -
II The President, according ito General
Boynton, has recently expressed himself
very strongly in favor Of the RECOMMENDATION
Of silver. go. Tx 7ta' - 49, - ~ ="
The vote in Prince William county on
THURSDAY Last, on proposed subscription
to The Potomac and Manassas railroads re-
suited in the defeat Of the proposition by a
large majority. .:.:.sl
Governor hendricks, OF Indiana, will be
in New. York on the 18th OF June, with
Mrs. Hendricks, and has taken passage for
rEngland in the scythia, fop the 1Sth.
- Asst. Peters urgh dispatch says the Grand
Duke Vladimir has Started for The Danube.
The Egyptian contingent for Turkey has
NOT gone yet. The reason OF this detention
is unknown. tty. t55ifE So 3.
The Turkish Government has decided to
admit foreigners to. its service. Anumber
OF English gentlemen who have had expe-
rienee IN the British army are about TO ioin
the Ottoman force. Among these, Yolun-
Iteers i Hon. y. Drnm ~ ION !. ~
500 ,,i1 g.ig,yf - SD sac
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LONDON, May 5U.-A special ulspItCH
from Vienna tolthe Daily Telegraph Says:
" 1t is rumored& hero that the present Aus
trian Minister OF War Is about to be re-
placed by Herr A; .Mollinary, Governor Of
GfGata qna eaan nsats e s au
OF Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria. i -
Over 100000 rubles have been raised in
Russia for war purposes by voluntary con:
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From opr Regular orrsspondent:J

Yesterday the Bureau OF Engineers sent
orders to begin work. upon the Georgia
rivers, which'ap appropriate were made
q, year since in the river and-harbor pill.
This action is attributed to the persistent
efforts OF Senator Gordon. The work Is
under charge OF Major W. R. King, United
:shtes'engineeg ct Chattanooga t Tenn. z
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THE PROSPECTS FOR PEACE IN EUROPE.
.EoNDo&, May 3o:lrhe 4seIni-offciaI PRO-
vincial Correspondence Of. Berlin to-day
publishes an article which, in the light Of
recent peace rumors from Bucharest, IS
significant. The article concludes as ,.fol-
lows 8. The efforts of the German policy
which, after the last war, found expression;
and q firm basis in tbe alliance Of the three
Emperors, has proved also Ithe1'present
grave crisis TO be a guarantee foApacitc;
mediation, reaching far beyond that mar,
rover. alliance. u, Notwithstanding the
outbreak Of the Russo-Turkish war, the
prospects, Of the preservation Of peace in
Europe have within the last few weeks
rather increased than diminished, the Ger
man policy has an honorable share in this"
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the soldiers, and military hospitals are being
reUrganized and improved. Exhaustion
faBif sGfiesFg-afeths.spT1H rcftnss4ie naee-
lions, and soldiers, ,who. ,sufier from these
R!atadrs are reported here Of ptacs dsrange-
tments between the spauiatds and ids ,,
eaunst % t
bly, ahees TIL, phbllc. mind By as, pol'ey Of
ienlency.' 7 u .t5tG.siri ,si ,;*s .u=angsl tre
IA statement ,,oi the Spanish Bank Of
Havana shows the total of psper-monsy to
q t. Ss slsf ooo 49, leaving 9 o
He S2Ss!ieSkoht.ysSf stJytr-,t .!,cfEp 49,, :.
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DEATH OF Mr.. MOTLEY.

LONDON, 3Iay 3p.-Mr. Motley died OF
paralysis at Kingston, RUSSELL. House, Dor
cetshire, the residence Of his son-i h.law,
Mr.. AIyernon Sheridan. ,,.,.o-1 80,
4 REPORTED REMOVAL OF TIE IgsrR 4S INNS
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FEDERAL pEcoRATroS-DAy--TH SURVEY or
TgE R,vER-THE DEPTH OF THH cHAENEL-;
PROSPECT OF DEEPwAfER--ILLSESs or TWO
EsT1MARIE fApIEs--REPAJR.1o OF IA sHAkYi
,srEErLE--TBE EArE scEbEBRST ioS,. &C. y
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-. TIE CAUCASIAN INSUKKECIIUA.
MANCHESTER, May BOA special dispatch
s.ee from St. .Petersburgh' denying that
the Caucasian insufrection has any influence
on the campaign should not be accepted as
representing thereal situations. When the
Caucasian chief Schmayl,s In 1854, with
16, 900 Tshetshenes'de descended intothe Foor
valley, the. Russians were compelled to
eyacuate, Bayazidl and all their positions
and retire TO TifliS. i. They also abandoned
their expedition to Aighanfstan. The pre-
sent rebellion, at the least, blocks their sole
communication between Wladikaakers and
Tiflis. !, - ,.tt..,,.,tJ E.tL .nTIs>trE;
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