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LETTER FROM BISHOP M'COSKRY.
He DisownS the Letter Credited 10
Him and il Going Back 40 Mich


Him ana il Going Back to Mich
igaH.
The Philadelphia Times says that MIR.
Peter Williamson, OF that city, an inti-
mate friend of Bishop McCoskry, OF
Michigan, received from the bishop on
Monday letter dated at New York
which was of the following import:
"a miserable yagabond, who has been
in prison, processes to have some letters
written by me more than five years ago
to poor orphan girl. They have been
published, and l suppose you have read
them. The imitation OF my handwriting
is said to be good. We go back TO De-
troit, as | am too good soldier to retrea.
while gun is firing" If [ am to be
stricken dOwn by the hand OF an assassin
l shall fall with my whole armor or"
This Mr.. Williamson very readily in
terpreted TO mean that Bishop McCosliry
will not leave a stone unturned in pro-
dGcing proofs OF his innOcense At once,
and in prosecuting the orlglnatOrs and
circulators Of the canard. The ailusion
in the letter 10 his soldierly qualities will
not be understood by the public so well
as by Mr.. Williamson, who remembers
that yoqng Samuel Allen McCoskry was
scho0led IN the Military Academy At
West Point.
Bishop Stephens, of Phllsdelphis, has
received several communications from
brother prelates of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church relative to the charges
against Btsnop McCoskry. One CORES
poudent urges that the bIshops should be
brought together in annual meeting at
an earlier date than the l7th of May, so
that immediate cognizance can be taken
OF the matter by those who will be called
upon to pronounce upon its Ialsitg, Tor
utterly false all the correspondents be-
lleve the charges against the aged bishop
to be. Whether the suggestion men
toned will avail in Fastening the conYC-
cation Of bishops is not yet known,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Five PersOnsInjured,

RICHMOND, April 26.-An accident
happened this morning to last nights
msil tram on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad near Glover, ninety-six
miles from Richmond, which resulted in
five persons being injured, as follows: B.
f. Graneley, of Patrick county, Va,
fatally; g. Z. Parker Of New York, seri-
ouslyi Zantmever, ofPatrick county, Va,
seriously; f. M. Ironmonger, Baltimore
agent of the Piedmont Air Limo
slightly, Mrs. Heyser, of Maaon, Gsor-
gia, slightly. The accident is attributed
entieely TO neglect The train stopped
on the main track to cool the box of the
tendsr, and the train officers failed to
signal the freight train coming IN the
same direction, and the result was that
the rear end Of the sleeper on the mail
train was telescoped by the engine of the
freight, badly smashing the sleeper and
freight engine and injuring the persons
named. Other cars on both trains were
damsmed.
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SnOOIiug Contests.

OMAHA, April 26.-The two hundred
glass tail shooting match begun yester-
day and concluded to-day, was won by
Dr. Carver who broke 4S7 out of 500
with rife Petty Of Collins, and Petty
Of this city broke AIS with shot gun.
Carver lost only one ball in one inning
Of one hundred to-day, and Petty also
made the same score. Carver will probs-
bly, leave for Chicago tomorrow.
SARATOGA, N. Y, April 26.-The Sar-
a.oga rife team against the Milwaukee
scored 292 ut 500 yards, and l76 At 30
yards Total 46S.
MILWAUKEE, April 26.-In the rife
match to-day between the teams Of the
Saratoga, New York and Milwaukee
rife clubs the Milwaukee teams scored
2g3 out OF possible 800, at 500 yards
and l59 out of possible 200, At 200
yards; total 453. Weather cool and
cloudy.
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RnnnnnSnNings Bank

NEW YORK, April pa run was
made this morning on the Dry Deck
Savings Bank, and at the hour of open
ing the bank, mork than three hundred
excited persons, mostly women, asked
for their money They were rap ged IN
long lines the entire length Of the ouild-
ing. Every person having n deposit OF
less than one hundred dollars was paid
at once, while those having deposits ex-
ceeding that amount were required to
give sixty days notice The run is Al
tributed t. a feeling of insecurity caused
by the collapse of the Tentonia and SIX
Penny Savings Banks.
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COMPENSATION of Gaugers.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has issued
a circular which says: The compensa-
ton o. a gsuger shall in no case exceed
fve dollars per day. The number Of
proof gallons gsuged during the month
will DO divided by the number ot days
employed, and per diem fees will be al
lowed for the daily average amount
gagged, subject to limitation Of five dol
lars per day.n
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April COtton-Qu
at lO}@lOic. Flour-In far demand;
receipts 1900 barrels No. 2 So 2j(9
4 25; superfne western and state 81 40
Cr,4 so; common 20 good 81 $500 10,
good to choice So 10 Cl5 IS; white whoa.
extra S5 9OCGG 50; fancy S. 55G7 10;
extra Ohio So OO9G 75i st. Louis So 90
al 70; Minnesota patent process ST IS
as 70. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Unchanged Whest-Strong; receipts
10000 bushels; ungraded spring 81 2OCg
] 30; No spring 81 33@l 33i; No. Z
red winter SSl 37l; No. DO 81 40i No.
! white 81 a; No. Chicago spriDg 81 25;
No. Milwaukee 81 *. Rye-QuIel
and frm; western 72G74c. Barley and
Malt Unchanged Corn-Strong; re-
ceipts rs 600 bushels; ungraied western
mixed 52@52c; steam do j4i@5Gci No. 2
55tGj6c. Oats-Steady; receipts Al, 900
bushels; western mixed 3G9364C; white
western 35@39!c. Hay and Hops Firm
and unchanged Cofee-Steady and in
good demand; Rio csrg)as l3t5l7c; job
bing 1910 gold. Sugsr-In moderate
demand and prices unchanged. Molasses
Unchanged. Rice-QuIet and steady.
Petroleum Crude 7c; refined Hollis
Eggs-DuIl and unchanged. Mes Pork
AT 80 75G9 s7t Beei-QIiet Lard
Prime steam firm At 81 22.. Butter
Heavy; western 7Gl8c. Cheese-At ca
l2c. Whisky-Dull at 81 OCi9l O7.
Chicago.
CHICAGO April ZG.-Fiour In good
demand at full prices. Whest-Slrong
and higher; demand active and prices
advanced; No. Chicago spring 81 l4i;
No. . DO. 81 l3 cash and seller AprIl;
81 10. seller May 81 II: seller June;
No. 81 or rejected sgGg2!c. Corn
Active, firm and higher al H!c cash; 42c
seller May; 42.c seller June 43c seller
July; rejected 37!c Osts-Fsirly &C
tive and shade highsr at 2Gsc cash;
263G2GIc seller Mag. Rye-Demsnd
light but holders firm; higher al 534(g
6Oc. Bsrley-Firmer a. 47!G48c PORK
Demand 'sir and prices higher; IS -
cash; SS75G,s g5 seller June Lard
Active, firm and higher; 81 % cssh and
seller May; 81 05 seller June. Bulk
Nests-Firmer bu! no: quolsbiy higher.
Toledo
TOLEDO, April Wheat Firm,
No. white Michigan 81 3It, extra white
Michigan held st 81 35; 81 90 bid amber
Michigan spot and seller Nay 81 32!;
seller June 81 80; Nc. 2 amber Michigan
81 "a; No. red wilter 81 81, No. 2
spo. Il II; seller Msy 81 u seller June
81 PSI; No. red Wabash ned al 81 10;
No. Dsyton aud Michigan red 81 ZGi;
No. white WABASH held Ct 81 2g; reject
ed Wabash 81 O3. Corr-Firm; high
mixed 45c; No. spot ii!c lellsr May
4IIc; rejected spot 43tc. OsS-Dull;
white 3Ic.
Cincinnati.
UISCIESATI, April 26. - Cotton
Quiet but steady at I0te. FIour-Firm-
er; family S. 1906 80. Wheat-Actiye,
firm and higher; prime 70 choice red
81 l3lGI -. COrn-Demsnd fair and
market firm Ct 42G43c Oats-Demsnd
fsir and market firm a. 2563lc. Rye
Dull at 59t16Ic. Bsrley-Dlil and
nominal. P0rk-Quiet but firm at 50 90
, G,9 .. Lard-Esiier; steam 81 90;
I k,t.le s. 2j(1,7 IS. Bulk A'aI-Quiei
. but firm At 50 75Ia437! Bseon-Quist
ard steady at 81 25G,5 4OC95 6O(95 81
! as IS. Whhky-Qaiet, weak and
nominal Ct 81 OF. Butter-Stesdy and
unchanged. Linseed oil-SteAdy al q
G61c.
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ohm LeRisIaIurc.

COLUMBUS, April 26 In the Senate =
bill to provide for toe appointment of
inspectors of mineral used tor illumlna-
ting purposes was passed. A resolution
was adopted providing for tie appoint.
ment of select committed to inquire
into the truth of the charges that money
was corruptly used for the passage Of the
Southern railroad law through TIC last
General Assembly.
In the House similar resolution was
adopted. A proposition to amend the
tax bill so as to provide for taxing houses
Of worship which are valued in excess OF
$4,000 was defeated, but eleven votes
being cast in favor Of it.
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country to suit any purpose He regarded

country to suit any purpose. Heregsrded
the whole thing as emanstlng from dis
appointed politicians and disatlected Re-
publicsns for the purpose OF termeuting
discord in the ranks OF the Republican
party. Apart from the illegality OF Al.
tempting to reverse the decision Of the
Electoral Commission, General DeVens
thought that to reopen tho question at
the present time, when the country is on
the eve of financial prosperity and the
resumption of specie payment would be
nothIrg less than u crime, and should be
denounced by all prudent men, irrespec-
tive of party.
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Indian Raiders.

SAN ANTONIO. TEI., April %
Another Indian raid Is reported on the
northwest frontier. The raiders were
seen To-Day near Escondido, between
forts Coucho and Stockton, where the
n sil rider VS. killed last week These
IudIaus are tcom the Fort Stanton reser-
vstion. Tne Indians who captured the
horses and murdered fifteen persons .sst
week near Laredo have made good their
escape.
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DISASTROUS Fire.

RIvERFALLs, Wis, April 20 "A de-
struCtive ire broke out at $50 this morn
ing, totally destroying thirteen business
houses and rendering SIX families home
less. A young man who was sleepiRg in
one OF the stores was not awakened
until his bed was IN flames. Among the
buildings destroyed was the Old Pioneer
store, erected twenty-five years ago. The
fire was undoubtedly incendisry. Not q
business house was left in the village. The
loss on the buildings is $4,000; the
amount of il usursnce IS unknown.
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Religious Troubles in nentreaI.

MONTREAL, April 26.-James Harvey,
who Wa shrt in the party ARRAY last
night, is still alive. but csnnst recover.
His ante mortem deposition has been
taken. lie recogniz d Jsmes Russell ss
the person who fred the shot There Is
much excitement over the .hsir, and =
lsrge crowd surrounds the court house
where Russell is confined.
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CtncInuAII
DKH GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, April 26,-Dry Goods
Business continues light with package
houses, and the jobbing trade is quiet.
Brown shee!ings inactive. BIeSchod
goods unsettled. Prints irregular. but
demand good Dress styles and low
priced shrtlngs Ia ialr request. Staple
ginghams heavy. CsSsimcrcs and worsted
coAtIngs best make. in better demand
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Murderer Hung.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-John
Runk was hanged st , p. N. for the mur-
der of policeman Coates one year sgo to-
dsy. The prisoner was quiet and calm.
When the drop fell the moose slipped un-
der MS chin, and death eIsued from
strsngulstion. For several minutes the
conyuislve struggles and gssps were pain
ful TO witness. t
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SurnOspd Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-John a. Kay, an
architect, who has occupied high pre-
fesslonal position here, was found dead IN
his room in building on the corner Of
Fifth and Pine streets tins morning with
= pistol wound in his head 1t is sup
posed to be case OF suicide. His wife
and family are in Charleston, South
Carolina.
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MtlW aukee,

MILWAUKEE, April 26.-Flour-
Dull. Whest-Frm; opening advanced
&c ard closed firm; No. Milwaukee
hard 81 l9!i No Milwaukee 81 1877;
No. DO 81 lSs, seller May 81 l2I;
seller June 81 l2t; No. Ssl 0Si Corn
Quiet; No. , 4O494lc. Oats Demand
fair and market arm; No. , 26!c. Rye
Quiet, but stesdy; No. 69Ic. Barley
-Quieti No. , spring nominal 81 $40
5S1.
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Coal Miners Strike.

ST. L-UIs, April 26-Advices from
BeGevl,le, H., say tia. all tie coal Djuers
in tha. region have struck Tor higher
wsges. II Is not unlikely that the min
ers in ST. Clair, and possibly in the
Goyning companies, from which st.
Louis draws much the largest part of her
coal, will Jon the strikers.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
BY APB.
Gold Closed at IOOls-GOVernments
Generally Steady-Elour In
Fair Demand - wheat
Strong and Higher
Hogs Steady and
Firmer.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 26.-Money-
Closed easy At 396 per cent, closing
st sac per cent. Prime mercantile paper
at sac per cent Customs receipts 1890
600. Clesrings Sll 10000. The Assist
ant Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000. Sterl-
ing, dull, long 4S6!i short 4S9. Dry
Goods-ImPoTts for the week Sl,liS,-
600.
GoLD-Wesb, opening At 1904 and
closing At 1909. Carrying rates 293 per
cent.
SILvER-At London sd; here silver
bars llSi, greenbscks; list, gold; SILVER
coin per cent discount.
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ohhE.nnn., AnnIrersarr

TOLEDO, April 26.-The fhy-ninth
anniversary OF the foundation Of Odd
Fellowship WIS celebrated here to-day
By numerous ONO and Michigan lodges.
a street parade, followed by appropriate
exercises st the Opera House this even
ing and banquet and ball were the
principal features of the occasion.
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FrandnIenfRonds.

NEwBURYPogT, Mass, April %
Fraudulent bonds on the NewburypOrt
horse railroad 10 the smyunt Of 5000
have come TO light, and more are sntici-
psted. They were Issued under former
treasurer. The directors are inyestIgst-
ing the matter.
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Who is 1t that does not welcome the
bright, rosy-cheeked strawberry? They
are fat, juicy and sweet this season, ana
they are row coming IN so fast that they
are being hawked about the streets.
FUR. B. Low.
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however, no chance of ; preliminary
conference.
A Vienna correspondent says that the
idea hss been mooted Of settling the diff
fculties in regard to the mutusl
withdrawal from Constsutinople by
arbitration, or by sn international com
mission on the spot. 1t seems, hswever,
to have been dropped ss imprscticsble.
The Turkish amy, according to trust
worthy accounts, is being rapidly organ
lied and is becoming more snd more the
main factor to be reckoned within the
withdrawal question, as the Turkish
minister will probably decline TO
pledge itself to permit the re-
turn of the English and Russians
if they once withdraw. 1t seems IS if
the only resource woIId be for the two
powers to make some arrangement with
the Sultan and take the chance of his
carrying it out. The Porte continues
obdurate concerning the evacuation Of
Shumla and Vsrns.
A Paris CORES pondent, in contradiction
to all other more trustworthy reports,
asserts that negotiations have been sus-
pended in consequence Of Russia's retus-
ing the propositions made By Prince
Bismarck,
Enthusiastic Response OF the Eng
Iish Reserves.
The Duke Of Cambridge, Commander
in-chief has issued general order con-
veying to the army the expression OF
the Queens high appreciation Of the pa
triouc and soldierhko sPirst displayed bv
the Reserves by the very satisfactory
manner in which they have responded to
the call for mobilization. There are only
twenty-five absentees from the army re-
Ierve who belong to the metropolis, ard
Of these some are invalIds.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The Drortrs'
Journal reports hog receipts l4,OO0 head;
shipments $500 head. Market steady [;
choice SS 45(GS 60; light SO l068 40;
butchers pigs SO S0dS so; mixed rough
50 2OG3 40; all sold early.
Receipts 5000 head; ship
mentS $500 head. Market slow and
shsde weaker; shipping 81 1905 20;
feeders ana stoCkors 50 2O(G4 %; butch
ers' fairly sctive; cows 81 2OG4 %; bulls
81 60(d3 90; steers SS 0O93 10; oxen
- OOa4 90
Sheep-Receipts 29O head; shipments
22O head Market steady and un-
changed; sales st SS 50G6 20.
CtneInnRu
CECIENATI, April HOgs-Stesdy
and in good demand, common 50 75CA
3 IS; light 50 8O(63 40; packing - 86(4
3 90 butchers SO SOFAS 20. Receipts
1869 head, shipments 1873 hesd.
81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, April 26 Hogs Fairly
scIive; light shipping TO best Workers
8 lO@S 80; packing $S l5@S 30,
butchers to fancy 81 S663 45. Rec oeipt,
400 head
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Observation-Disclosures.

WAsHISGToS, april 27.-For Tennes-
see and the Ohio Valley and the Upper
Lakes, north 10 west winds, cooler cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, and falling,
followed by rising barometer.
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Died.

WAsHISCToS, April 26-Wm. Evsrts,
son of the Secretary Of the Stste, died
this morning 1T the residence OF his
father, aged q. His funeral will take
place al Windsor, Vt, Monday next.
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BETHLEHEM, PA, April 2s-A tight
rope performer, while walking backwards
over the rope at CutAssqua This evening,
missed his footing Aud fell Gity feet TO
the ground lie will die
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hnIcllle.

NIAGARA FALLS, April Pa man,
age about hity leaped from the new Sui
pension bridge this morning into the
river. An envelope in the pocket of hiS
coat is addressed TO Edward NJ. Grost,
Waterford, Racine county, WnconsiD
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PitIsburgh,

PIrBBURGH, April 26.-Petroleun-
Crude 81 - st Psrker's; refined lie for
PhllSdelphis delivery.
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LETTER LIST.

T IsT or LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the DostOffice at Wheeling, Ohio oouB-
y, est Virginia, unclaimed, hatuTdaJ,
April Il, 1873
To obtain any Of the following the sppli-
cant will please call Tor advertised letters,
giving date Oi List.
Brown Mrs Lena Muller II l.
Bloom ChasJ Mccoy Mrs Margaret
CarInOdy Ellen heHeehen ArsAilns
tDnnard ThOs NuspeTls Aiss Bertha
Graft Alfred Ne der James "
lawson Miss Alice Peresoy Samuel
Dawson Miss N A KOsenstock
button JW Keadenbush CHI
Flynn John Eobinton Ihaah
Ford stephen Russell Mrs. N
OelIbert Tome ROsenterg John
Green Mrs Sallie ScbiDker James X
GaTrity James StlEgeT John
HertzJg J sunler Henry
Harris JOhn White Mrs mary
Jacobs Daniel Woodward Vim
JunkansA white Chss
Key Elizabeth Williams Sylvester e.
Il KraZesOski August Winternixht Miss b
Murray Mr. Della Wsrtzsl W W
Miller Joseph Whalen Msb
Miller Miss Leima Wilson Mary
keintel Phillip Wagner Jscob
Naas VIM Wright Charles n
c. ]. RAWLING, r. NJ.
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BALTIMORE.

Easter and Easter FashiOns-A Grand
Display CGYOuth and Beauty-Ser-
mons aud Anthems in the Back
grOund-RepTes enJRtiVe Ladies in
ReyieW-TEe Tall, the snort, the
Fmt-Spriug and Summer Vegeta-
bIPs.
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STATE DON Dc DktAA
SToCKS-The market was generally
lower during the morning with coal
stocks leading downward. The move
ment in the decline ranged from / to u
per cent. and was most marked IN Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western, Della
ware and Hudson, 81. Paul, Michigan
Central and Lake Shore The msrket
was strong and higher during the after
noon, and there was recovery O! / tD
per cent. from the lowest prices ot the
morning. Shortly before the close how
ever, coal shares became weak
snd declined J TO per cent from early
afternoon prices, and the general list Iell
of TO I per cent. The break in coal
shares was occasioned by n report from
Philadelphia that the coal combination
had been broken up. The rumOr was de-
med BY the officials OF some Of the con
panles here The Chicago and North
western railway earnings IEcreafed $40,
600 during the third week IN April
Sl40O 600 for the three weeks Il April and
1867 900 for enimonths and three weeks
of the fiscal wear TIE transactions AZ
gregsled l59 600 shares, Ol which 5000
were Erie, 4lOOO Like Shore, 5000
Wabash, 1000 Northwestern comnon
and 1000 preferred, 1900 St. Paul com.
mon and 500 preferred, 35 900 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1000 Della
ware and Hudson, 1000 Michigan CeA-
tral, 1000 OhIos ard 1000 Western
ITp,,p
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"hat AttOrncy.GeneraI Deyens
thinks oft.

p.." NJ" YORK, April pa special from
.-..AlsPnla says that number of at
D. bps haye been made 20 induce the
,.7''len, and members of the Cabinet,
,-O A'e with him 70 express their opin-
~ 0a The alleged confession of McLin,
.Sa'lIog tue Florida Returning Board,
s5'.. a. notwithstanding the most strenuous
~" ,-.." 10 Information could be gained
,u any member Of the party. This
Ds.u.lS' however, Attorney General
r,SSas' while in conversation with 8
.s.'fISan svuan expressed his opinion some
r.,', "a ,'u.Ily IN regard to the matter, He
,bs 80 I'm 10 substance that be aad others Of
,a,.I GIaO'net placed no credence IN the al.
c1s1I s1I confession. That the stfidsvits
~ no. be obtained in th.. part of the
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LONDON, April pa Berlin CORE
spondsnt says that the negotiations
for the military withdrawal having pro-
duced no result, the scheme for Con-
gress has sgsin been taken up. There is .
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AnEngIi.h ObiectIo6.

LONDON, April GA special from
Berlin throws some light on the EDgis
objections TO the German form of iuvi-
tstion to the Congress. The despatch
says The proposed form, the British
government say, expresses an sssumP-
tion tnst the treaties Of 1856 and 1871 are
already modified on the results cf wsr.
England insists on the contrary and that
.he necessity of superceding and amend
iLg those treaties is not TO be assumed IN
advance in war which might prejudice
NEGOTIATIONS.
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Troops for Malta.

BOMBAY, April 26.-TrooPs are ar.
irving here daily for embsrkstion. The
arst detachment will leave for Malta
April 29. and the second MAY lst. They
will not stop ri Alden. Fifteen ships
ard twelve steamers have been engaged
for the conveyance of the expedition,
which will be conveyed by man-oi-wsr.
Crest enthusiasm Is manifested through
out India a1d the natives are volunteer
IN, TOR the service