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Show BRIEF TELEGRAMS. The Marquis of Salisbury has embarked em-barked at Brindisi for Constantinople. Constantino-ple. Amount of bullion withdrawn from Bank of England on balance, Saturday, Satur-day, 20,000. An inundation has occurred at Adrianople by which 1,000 bouses were swept away. Tbe last installment ol the $o,000,-000 $o,000,-000 capital stock ot the Bank of California Cali-fornia has been paid in. The steamship Mary, from Morgan city for Texas was wrecked Thursday morning; loss, $125,000. The Greek ministry has resigned, thprn hfintr nnlv nnp mBinritv in fftvnr of putting the army in fighting condition. con-dition. I The City e Tokia from San Francisco Fran-cisco for Hani; Kong which sailed on 1 Saturday took out over $1,000,000 in bullion. A severe gale has prevailed for three days at Cleveland, Ohio. A schooner foundered noar there. Ccew believed to be lost. A Russian paper states that Prince Tcherteaski has been designated chief of the civil commission in Bulgaria during the Russian occupation. An official French decree haa been published commuting or reducing the sentences of 107 communists. Several hare been granted full pardons. The bill for the cessation of judicial proc3edings against the communists, favored by the French ministry, was defeated in the Benate 156 to 139. I Licks of New Jersey and Hunter of Pennsylvania, pugilists, fought eighty rounds, lasting two hours, nearJoliet, Ilia., on Friday. Hunter was defeated. de-feated. The French ministry has resigned, but will hold tbeir places for tbe present at tbe request of the president. presi-dent. A pitched battle on the ministerial minis-terial budget is expected. The christians of Greece have protested pro-tested to the porte against any special privileges being granted to the Slavonic christians. Americans and Jews are also petitioning the porte. Robeson it ia said has received the full amount of $2,000,000 which it was said he had lost in an advance made to Jay Cooke & Co. as government govern-ment fiscal agent just before the panic of 1873. An Italian newspaper says that the Marquis of Salisbury's declarations exclude the idea of England's going to war with Russia, but it regards war between Russia and Turkey as inevitable. The Journal de St. Petersburg announces an-nounces that the Afghans have concentrated con-centrated 10,000 well equipped troops at Herat, .either to invade the province prov-ince of LeiBtan or the town of Mero in Turk ia tan. New York bank statement loans decrease, $898,000; specie increase, $399,600; legal tender decrease, $238,670; deposits decrease $2,610,-400; $2,610,-400; circulation decrease, $179,900; reserve decrease, $133,450. Seven European steamers sailing on Saturday from New York took 15,000 barrels of apples 100,000 bushels bush-els of graio, 20,000 boxes of cheese and large quantities of other American Ameri-can produce, also 700 passengers. Tbe commander of the Turkish Black Bea fleet, addressing bis men, said: "This year you are destined to fight against the enemies of our religion. reli-gion. Remember that the eailors of the Black sea gained gbry atSebasta-pool." atSebasta-pool." The European vintage is this year far below the common average both in quality and quantity. One half ol the total production is unfit for exportation. ex-portation. In France the cause of the failure is attributed to the ravages of the phyloxera. The republicans of tbe French chamber of deputies have requested Minister Dulaure to resign, as hie policy does not accord with the views of the republican majority. It is doubtful whether President Mac-Mahon Mac-Mahon will accept this proposition. It is understood that Senator , Sharon will not return to Washington Washing-ton Ibis session, but will resign bis Beat in the senate, as his business afitiira do not permit of his living so far away from California. Judge Whitman of Nevada will probably ) succeed him. |