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Show CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The Bank of England rate of dis-ciunt dis-ciunt is 4 percent. The public debt Btatenienl will b-1 madeou Monday. Com. Vanderbilt has been eUc-i president of the Canada Souinern railroad company. Double eagles to tho amount ol $150,000 were shipped to Europe from Kew York on Thursday. The Spanish properly owners in Cuba are said to be anxious for pence, and important reforma are promised. President Guzman, of the republii-of republii-of Venezuela, will visit the Centennial exhibition and traTel extusiTely in the United Slates. A Madrid newspaper tUlea that SpAin will shortly aJdrew an important impor-tant note (o the European powers in regard to Cuba, Caasius M. Clay, of Kentucky, mvs that state will present his name to thf national democratic convention for the vice-presidency. It is denied that Count Von Mo'lk-1 : of Germany has epresed an opini. n unfavorable to the West VVnnt students stu-dents in the war of the rebellion. The bullion in the Bank of Enx'.anii ; decreased 724, 000 during the psr. week, and that in the Bank of France increased 9,762,000 francs in the srr.m time. On and after January 1st, 1876, tht Anglo American telegraph eompauT'c cable tanfl for general newsdispatche? will be one shilling, 25 cenis goid, per word. Tho prospects of a peacable eolu tion of our ditficulties with Spain an said to be excellent, and the necessity of intervention Eeems to have passed i away. ! The great Berlin rifle association. Sir Henry Hal ford captain, has accepted ac-cepted the challenge of the New York association to take part in the mak-l-for small bores, to be held during tht Centennial celebration. J. is. Grant, convicted of publisliin: the Toledo Hun and sending it through the mails, has been sentenced ti eighteen months' imprisonment am: a fine of $500, under the laws punishing punish-ing obscene publications.' Mr. Pile has been appointed minister minis-ter plenipotentiary of Venezuela at Washington, and is charged with the important duty of facilitating: the setilement of the claims of the United States against that republic. Judge McCue, of Brooklyn, has granted the application for the appointment of a referee to take the evidence of Theo. Tiiton in the suii for $100,000 damages brought by H. C. Bowen against the Eagle. The secretary of the treasury declines de-clines lo receive checks and drafts in payment of debtAdue the government. This will prevent the national bankc-from bankc-from paying their semi-annual duties in anything else than lawful money. In diplomatic circles at Washington the Vienna dispatch stating that tbit-government tbit-government had sent a circular to tin European powers requesting their opinions in regard to intervention in Cuban affairs, is believed to be a correct cor-rect statement. Charles L:garlierle, a Frenchman, vi Liu Li J wib..ujL.Aj L.xavjuKJ. .l in Boston, independent of the grand lodge of the state, has been arrested. The prisoner says tho arrest is the result of a conspiracy against him, which ho will expose. |