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In consequence of the Russian remon-
strances, the porte has promised The imme.
dlate evacuation of Narna and Shumla. Ii
is stated that Dervish Pasha declares that he
cannot evacuate Batoum.
In Seryia an anti-Russian feeling is
developing great strength in the cabinet and
among the people. ltis thought that Prince
Milan is Internationally Russian. War
preparations continue.
codhttFit5s that &af Is inevifabitn. f bin~ ti Pc
tersburg the belief is stated to prevail that
England's willingness to continue negotia-
tons is rather for the purpose of isolating
Russia than arriving at an understanding.
Some influential persons believe that Eng
land will go to war alone; hence the earnest
efforts to continue to satisfy Austria.
a SPECIAL from Turin-Seyerin reports
10000 Roumauian troops concentrated there
Prince Charles is expected. The feeling of
the troops against Russia is very bitter.
RUSSIA is endeavoring to gain Ser
Wan alliance in the event of fresh war
THE porte has issued circular to its
representatives abroad. 1t recognizes the
treaty OF San Stefano as the result of the
reverses sustained by Turkey in the late
war, and expresses determination to carry
out the terms of the treaty bat declares that
the porte would nevertheless regard as op-
perfume any notifications which might be
made.by the benevolent intervention of the
powers and the moderation OF Russia. The
circular concludes by stating that whatever
may be the issu eof the present negotiations,
the porte pledges itself to carry out the pro.
jected reforms.
GORTSCHAKOFF has requested the
Roumanian government to repress the bit
ter tone of the press regarding Bassarabia
and the two years occupation of Bulgaria.
TURKISH authorities at Tenedos re-
quest instructions from the porte in view of
the Decentralization of the British marines
to guard the depot of war material at that
point.
A st. PETERSBURG correspondent tele-
graphs follows: The horizon is again
overcast. The change is attributed to the
speeches made in the British pariame cut,
and the consequent alteration in the attitude
of the Austrian cabinet, and the apparent
hesitation of Germany to act as mediator.
| 1t is believed in official circles that some of
Lord Salisbury's remarks indicate an inten-
ton of going to war.
| THE Roumanian government officially
re-atfirms the correctness Of Prince Ghika's
report of the interviews with Prince Gorts-
| chakof, when the latter used threatening
! language.
THE London Times issued special
edition on the 9th inst, containing the full
| text of Prince Gortschakof's reply to Lord
Salisbury's circular dispatch. The prince
| contests Lord Salisbury's assertions point by
point, but the general tone of his reply APP
pears to be conciliatory Prince Gortscha-
koff's tone in regard to Armenia is energetic.
He says: "Batoum is far from being equiya.
lent to the pecuniary indemnity which il
represents. The Russian acquisitions in
| Armenia have only a defensive value
! Russia wishes to hold them so as not to be-
siege them at the beginning OF each war
These territorial accessions are the natural
consequences of the war
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THE EAST.

IHE sharp and general advance in
stocks on the 18th inst, caused heavy losses
in New York to the black-bo institutions
bucket shops, as they are better known
Nearly all the small operators have been
long of stocks. W. f. Evans & Co. and
j. +. Peppers have suspended. They claim
that their embarrassment is only TEN porary.
HENRY Z. kILFIELD, dealer in mo-
rocco leather, Boston, Mass, failed on the
18th. Liabil ties 100000; assets light.
+. DELAFIELD SMITH, prominent at
torney of New York, died on the 18th inst.
GEN. I'll. A. SNALLEY, receiver of the
National Capital insurance company and
other institutions, and ~ nr"s ork citv, has
been missing for some time past. To-day it
was learned that deficiencies in his ac-
counts to the amount of nearly $50, 900 exist,
and that the funds placed in his hands as
trusts have not been accounted for.
VIM. NJ. TWEED is confined to his bed
in Ludlow street Jail, broken down, his
counsel says, by constant suspense and
anxiety. LGter-Tweed diod at his room in
Ludlow street Jail at noon on the 18th.
EDWIN MIDDLETON ALMoNTE, the
first clown of Barnum's circus, better
known as Ted Almonte, died of quick con-
sumption on the 11th, aged 80.
ANOTHER defalcation of eiephantine
proportions came to the public at Fall
River, Mass, on the 10th, where Sanger
Chase, treasurer of the Union Mills, has
used about half a million of the funds OF
the corporation, and the defalcation has
been going on for years. Chase has been a
resident Of Fall River since 1852, and occu-
pied high position. lie was member of
the house in 1865, and of the state senate in
1867 and 1868.
PREPARATIONS are making at Wilkes
barre, Pa, for the centennial commemora-
ton of the battle and massacre of Wyoming,
July Sd, 1873.
BULLARD, the ex-member of the Penn
sylvania legislature from Delaware county,
who escaped from Sergeant-at-Arms Guy
ner, few years ago, has been arrested near
Meshoppen, Wyoming county, Pa, visiting
relatives.
H. B. FUTILE, highly respected and
prominent citizen of Cleveland, senior
member of the firm of II. b. Tuttle & Co.
dealers n pig iron and iron ore, died very
suddenly of opoplexy, on the 9th inst.
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In a row in an African church, at
Jacksonville, Ills, on the night of the 18th,
Tobias Iiannas shot Clarence Hubbard dead,
and so badly wounded VIM. Baker that he
died on the 18th.
HUGH GoRMLY killed Timothy Ryan
with blow on the neck, in saloon in st.
Louis, on the 14th inst.
IN a row on a farm near St. Joseph,
Mo-, on the 18th inst, between one DOYLE
and his wife and Charles MacGuire and
Gerhart, DOYLE received fatal blow from a
club. DOYLE was an cid citizen, and leaves
a large family.
JOHN FARRAL killed Milton johnson
tcoloredl near Columbia, Tenn, on the llth
inst, on account of johnson allowing his
stock to trespass on FarralPs land.
AT Meyersburg, ON the evening of the
18th inst, Bertha Wayne, aged Is, was killed
by school teacher named Shannon
LAUNCELoT FoGARTY, aged 40, killed
his wife and then suicided, at New York,
on the lltb. Domestic infelicity was the
cause.
HARRY JOHNSON, a young man en-
NJ. line, at Omaha, attempted suicide by
shooting himself ON the llth inst He will
probably die Financial embarrassment
was the cause. He is about 90 years of age,
and has rich relatives in Massachusetts.
A SYRACUSE dispatch, dated the 10th
says that Charles Pardee, aged 20, and re
ported a wealthy banker, of Skineateles
committed suicide.
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WASHINGTON.

In viey of the possible passage of the
incom e tax law, the commissioner of inter
nal rerenue is taking steps to ascertain
what extra force Will be required to carry
such Law into effect.
THE house committee on railways and
canals, on the 9th inst, agreed upon bill
ehanrsing the issuing of 100000 worth of
Dohds OF the Dismal Swamp canal company,
the proueeds of the sales of the bonds to be
expended In widening and deepening the
canal through Virginia and North Carolina
MAMEA, the Samoan ambassador, took
formal leave of the president on the 10Th
inst. A United States steamer will await
the ambassador at Panama and convey him
nome ana make survey for the purpose of
selecting the naval depot ceded under the
recent treaty OF amity and commerce.
GEN. FITz JOHN PORTER has applied
to the president for the appointment of a
board TO reconsider his case with particular
reference TO new testimony that could not
be had on his former trial The president is
considering what action he Will take in the
matter.
EDWIN S. PITH has been appointed
collector Of customs for the district of Port
Huron, Mich.
IHE executive session Of the senate, on
he 10th inst, was largely devoted to the dis
cnssion of the case of John W. Hoyt, of
Wisconsin, nominated to displace John NJ.
Thayer, formerly OF Nebraska, as Governor
OF Wyoming. Prof. Hoyt's nomination was
reported adversely from the committee on
territories, but the senate, by s:nall ma
jority, confirmed it.
IHE first installment of silver certif-
Gates, amounting 20 $4,000, was delivered
on the 10th inst, from the bureau of engrav
ing and printing to the United States
treasury.
The report of the special committee
on railway mail transportation was pre-
sented to 10th houses of congress on the
9th inst. The commission says that it is
convinced that the postal car system has
now become necessity in conducting the
business OF the country, and that the public
at large would demand the continuance,
even If the expenses of the government were
largely increased thereby.
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THE WEST.

JONATHAN Dennis, from Howard
county, Ind, was received at the prison at
Michigan City, on the 18th inst, under SEN
tence for life for numbering his wife several
years ago This is the fourth time that he
has been taken there for the same oiense,
but each time he has succeeded in getting a
new trial. This time he will undoubtedly
stay.
EX-STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN G.
MARSHALL, of Georgetown, Brown county,
Ohio, cousin of ex-President Grant, was
found dead in his bed at the Neill House,
Columbus, o., on the 18th inst He came
to the city to argue ease before the su-
preme court. General exhaustion of the
system caused his sudden death. The de-
ceased held the rank of colonel during he
late war, and was prominent member of
the legal fraternity of southern Ohio.
THE Chicago Times, on the 18th inst,
printed dispatches from nearly two hun
dred points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota, Kansas and
Missouri, covering the whole of western
spring wheat region, which show, when
summarized, that the acreage is nearly fifty
per cent greater than last year that the con-
dition and prospects are better than at any
time since 1860; that the seasons work and
vegetation are three to SlX weeks ahead OF
the usual time and that there is an average
of fifteen to twenty per cent. of the old crop
on hand.
THOMAS l.. WIsEMILL, distiller at
Tippecanoe, Ohio, filed petition in bank
ruptcy on the llth inst. Assets small liza
bilities $4,000.
THE bill to authorize Cincinnati to
issue S2,000,000 to complete the southern
railroad passed the Ohio senate on the 1lth
inst.
CROP reports received from all parts
OF the state of California are of the most
avorable character, with few exceptions.
There is prospect of an abundant harvest
In all quarters of the southern portion OF
the state and the San Joaquin valley, in
which the crops failed last year.
CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused
| on the 10th inst, by an assay of $500 gold
per ton obtained from quartz which was
taken from a mine in Whitewood guleh
has heretofore been very little prospected.
The Decatur, ILL.,, city government is
at deadlock. The council refused
to confirm any of the mayors nomi.
nations. and he removed the deputy
marshal and two policemen. The city
attorney having counseled, the removed
ones to hold on, he was bounced, and
ID. l.. Bum appointed in his stead. Others
are liable to follow. The excitement is
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CASUALTIES.

GEO. LEEDS and Richard Varley,
seamen on the United States steamer Pow
haitian, fell from aloft while exercising on
the 10th, and were killed.
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at
Clarksville, Tenn, on the night of the 18th.
the burned district covers Is acres and the
estimated loss j. 100000
A TOPEKA; Ks, special of the 18th
says tornado passed over Cottonwood, on
the Santa Fe line, blowing forty-tive cars off
the track, destroying a number of houses
and some lives.
A FIRE at East Saginaw, Mich, on the
18th inst, destroyed two hotels, a cooper
$4,000; insurance 5000.
A SMALL skiff containing three boys
was struck by wheel of the propeller Ben
ton, on the Saginaw river, on the 10Th inst.
The skitf was demolished and two boys were
drowned The other was saved but was
seriously injured by the wheel.
ALBERT SMITH, a grocer at Erie, n.
V, while hunting on the l1th, was killed by
the accidental discharge OF his fowling
piece.
AFIRE at Bay City, Mich, on the 18th,
destroyed 100000 feet of lumber, 1000
barrels of salt, a planning mill and thirty
buildings. Estimated loss 100000. The
FIRE originated from the sparks of tug.
The rope factory of Boute q Lee,
Dayton, KY, a suburb of Cincinnati, burned
on the 10th inst. Loss estimated at $4,000.
AN explosion of sulphur in the Key
stone mines, at Pottsville, Pa, on the 9th,
killed Thomas Berry and fatally injured
Henry Brennan.
A FIRE in Galveston, at O'Clock on
the morning of the 9th inst, destroyed thir-
teen frame houses on both sides of Market
street, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth streets. Only one building in the
block was saved. Loss, 100000; insurance,
10000.
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DEATH OF BOSS, TWEED.

WM. NJ. TWEED died in Ludlow street
jail, New York, on the 18th inst He was
attended by DIR. Carnochan, who was with
him from an early hour in the morning, and
Foster Dewey, his secretary, Mr.. Douglas,
his son-in-law, and Edelstein, of his counsel
Tweed bad been dangerously i'll for several
days. His death resulted from a complica-
ton of disorders, but was caused directly
by nervous exhaustion and clogging of the
action OF the heart. He was conscious until
within few moments Of his death, and a
short time before drank little tea, which
was handed to him by his son-in-law, Mr..
Douglas. His last words TO DIR. Carnochan
were, " have tried to do some good, if ]
have nH had good luck. | am not afraid to
die. believe the guardian angels will pro-
tect me-" The announcement of his death
spread rapidly, and a crowd OF curious peo-
pie soon assembled outside the Jail, peeping
eagerly in the half-closed windows.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

F. HESTER & CANS, well-known um
brella dealers, Broadway, n. Y, made an
assignment for the benefit of their creditors
on the 18th, liabilities $250,o10. The assets
of the firm are estimated at $12j,O0O. The
failure was caused by the general shrinkage
in values, great competition in the umbrella
business and improbable ventures. 1t is
rot improbable that a compromise will be
made and the business continued.
In the steamship Zealandia, which
sailed from San Francisco for Australia on
the 10Th instant, John b. Harmon, deputy
grand sire of the United States grand lodge
of odd fellows, took his departure for the
British colonies, whittier he goes in the in
terest of odd fellowship.
PROF. HENRY, of the Smithsonian
institute, reports that the director of the
Paris observatory announces the discovery
by Coggia, at Marseilles, April II, of planet
of the tenth magnitude, II hours and 80
minutes, right ascension, 90 degrees and 81
minutes declnation, with daily motion of
two minutes.
THE governments of Peru and Chill
have decided, at the request of the United
States commission, TO adhere to the terms
of the Berne postal treaty.
Hon. BAYARD TAYLOR sailed Tor
Europe on the 1lth, accompanied by Mark
Twain and Mrs. Murat Halsted.
/ THE United States postal commission
has arrived at Havana, Cuba.
/ A DISCREPANCY of 81, 800 in the books
of the Huron and Erie loan and savings
/ society, of London, Ont, Manager Gibson
made good by assigning his property. He
has been suspended.
/ THE petroleum trade of the New York
produce exchange has adopted an amend
ment to the rules, that crude petroleum. in
barrels, should be sold by weight, at the
rate OF six and half pounds to the gallon,
The civil suit of James A. Whelan
against Major Gen eral Sheridan, for the re
covery OF damages amounting to $4,000
for the destruction of his plantation In
Louisiana, during the war, has been sci
down for trial in the United States circUit
court at New York, on the oath inst.
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THE MARKETS..
New York,

NEW YORK, April 10 800 P. M.-Cotton
Dull; at 10slc for middling uplands
FIour-Dul; receipts $4,000 bbls; sales
10 900 bbls. Wheat-Quiet; receipts 6S, 600
bus; sales 1900 bus; at 81. sl.2234@l.23 for No.
spring seller May. Rye-Unchanged.
Corn-Without important change; receipts
81 900 bus; sales 81 900 bus; 49A@5315e
for western mixed. Barley-Quiet- Oats
Active; receipts Is, 900 bus sales 10000 bus;
prices unchanged. Pork-Firm; at s9.75@
aS7H Lard-A shade frmer; at S1.27K
Whisky Unchanged. Petroleum--Un-
changed.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April l5-2. 80 P. M.-Wheat-
Stronger and higher; gilt edge at Sl.09;
regular at Sl.0754 for cash and seller April /;
Sl.09@l.09ls for seller May; sl0S@l0S1s
for seller June. Corn-Weak and shade
lower; gilt edge 4l1sc; regular at SIZE
for cash; IL &c May; l3sc June. Oats
Firmer; at 2212c for cash; 2615@2114e for
seller May. Rye-Unchanged; fresh at 5Sc.
Barley-Steady at 4419c. Pork-Firm and
higher: at 1896 for cash and seller MAY;
S9.05d9.07Iz for seller June. Lard-Firm
and higher; at S7.00@7 .02}2 for cash and
seller May; S6.07G7.07A for seller June
Alcohol-Sl. 3312 Hogs-Receipts 10000
head: active and firm; 5(Gloc higher:
light at s3.45@S.5o;. :. heavy packing at
S3.40@3.60: heavy shipping at So 55@3 70.
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THE grand jury of Richmond, Va.

THE grand jury of Richmond, Va,
having taken action against nearly all the
gambling houses of the city, the gamblers
have hurriedly left town.
CHAPMAN, the notorious land-swin-
dler, who has been lying in Jail at Urbana,
H., nearly year, awaiting trial, plead
guilty TO five counts, and was sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary on the 9th inst.
SEXTON, the billiard player, was
robbed, on the 9th inst, of valuable cham
pion badge and other property.
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ErZerOum a Vast Charnel House.

Erzeroum, in the recent war, seems to
have been a vast charnel house. During
the past three months $500 Turkish
soldiers have diel in the various hospit-
ais there, and p,obably as many civil
ians, making total mortality of nearly
10000 in Erzeroun alone in about twelve
weeks. In January, the weather being
then very severe, detachment of 500
troops was sent over the mountains to
Birmingham. ONLY 300 reached their
destination. The. were overtaken by a
fearful snow storm The colonel had his
wife and three children with him in a
covered ARABIA; he and they all perished.
The hospitals at Erzeroum are full of
cases of frost bite, some of them as Sc
we're as any cases on record. Twenty
seven soldiers without feet are under
the charge of one surgeon alone; they
had all been frostb item and their feet
had to be amputated
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Foreign.

LONDON, April 1j-l2 80 P. M.-Consols
for money "a 1916, on account 947s. Liver
pool wheat market opens steady. Float
ing cargoes very heavy; ON passage very
heavy. Mark Lane rather easier; good car
goes mixed American corn, of coast. 27s
English country markets very dull; French
steady. Farmers deliveries wheat during
the week 30, ,0009 900 quarters.
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Wheat-Quiet but firm: No l cash Sl.t4S
Oils; No. 81 l0Gl i015; May Sl.09k@
1.103s; June Sl.O9ml.C9lt. CONDUIT but
steady at 4014e. Oats-Quiet at 25c. Bar
ley-Quiet; No , at Soc; April J3c. No.
Ale. Rye-Steady at 5Sc for No. l. Pork
Dull but steady at $500 cash Lard
Dull at &c cash. Hogs-Quet at S335G3.50.
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AT Finchville, Ky, there is the model
hog house of the country. 1t is built of
stone, with hanging roof, and clear
stream flows through the building.
There are $40, 900 of hogs in it.
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great The enforcement of the liquor law
seepls t, he at the bottom OF it.
EX-CDNGREsSMAN J. l.. VANCE, who
mysterinsly disappeared from Cincinnati
a shortltme ago, has turned up at the Lick
house, S,n Francisco, insane.
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Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, April l5.-3 100 P. M.-Flonr
Choice spring extras held at S5.25t95.50; /;
cmmon to good extras at 81 50fd,5.00.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE GREAT SCANDAL,

G2EAT excitement was caused in New
FORK city and Brooklyn, on the 10th inst,
by the revival of the great Beecher-Tilton
scandal case. The morning papers contain
ed the following letters:
Mr.. Ira Il. .Hheeier-DEAR SRA few weeks
since. after long months of anguish, told as you
know, few friends whom had bitterly deceived,
that the charge brought by my husband of aduI-
terry, between myself and the Rev. Henry Ward
beecher, was true, and that the lie that had lived
So well the last four years, had become intoerable
TO me- That statement | now solemnly reaffirm
and leave the truth with God to W HON also commit
myself, my children and all ho fer know full
well the ex plantations that will be sought by many
Tor this ACKNOWLEDGMENT, desire to retdrn to NY
husband, insanity, malice, everything sIve the
true and only one-rny quickeued conscience and
ense nf what is duo to the cause of truth and JUS
tice During all the complications of those years
you have been my confidential friend, and there
fore address this letter to you, authorizing and
requesting you to secure its publication.
toIgned.) ELIZABETH X. TILToN.
BROOKLYN, April L., 1873.
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TUESDAY, April 9.-On motion of
Teller the bill to authorize the construction of
narrow-g -guage railroad from Bismarck to the Black
Hills was taken up and considered. A large num-
Der of amendments including the cutting of the
branches and striking out of the words "a narrow
guage,'r were agreed 10. Pending final action the
morning hour expired ard the bill went over......
The Pacific railroad funding bill then taken up,
and Edmunds spoke iu advocacy OF the bill report
ed from the judiciary committee. After debate the
amendment offered by Blaine yesterday was voted
upon and lo~t--yeas % nays IS. Thurmap's smend-
ment providing for the endorsement of the sinking
fund bonds by the secretary Of the treasury,
then adopted. Sargent and Chafiee withdrew
amendments they had made and the bill pass ed
yeas 40, nays l9....Adieurned.
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WAvERLY, n. Y, April Is.
To the Edi or Ofths Ntr York TribuRe:-I confront
Mrs. Tiltons confession with an explicit and abso-
lutte denial. The testimony to her own innocence
and mine, which for four years she has made 10
hundreds in private, and public befsre the court
in writing and orally, declare TO be true and the
allegations now made in contradiction of her uni
form, solemn and unvarying statement hitherto
made, utterly deny. l declare her to be innocent
OF the great transgression. (Signed)
HENRY WARD BEEcHER
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House..
TIESDAV pril -Wriuht ottar

TUESDAY, April 9.-Wright offered a
resolution proposing issue $500 OO0
OF United States notes, 20 be known AS national
money Buckner, chairman of the committee on
banking and currency. reported a bill providing for
retirement of national hank notes, which are to be
received in payment OF 0ne-third of the customs
duties Referred to the commit OF the whole -.
The house then went into committec Of the whoie
on the tariff bill which was discussed until ad
journment.
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Senate.

WEDNESDAY, April IO.-Matthews
offered an amendment to the bill to repeal the
sumption act, and it referred.-....T The senate
then took up the bill to repeal fhe bankrupt
law Matthews offered q substitute 4 bill 10 es-
tsblish uniform law on the sui ject OF bankruptcy
After short discussion the senate went into eNecu-
tive session, and when TIE doors were reopened,
adjourned