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OId and NeN schooI Presbytery-
Foreign News.
EurOpean News to the I7th.

European News to the 18th.
New YoRK, May 2s-The City of Boston
has arrived from Liverpool the 10th and
Queenstown the 18th.
The City of London arrived out on the
18th and the Nova Scotia on the 10th.
In both Houses of Parliament the bonn
bardm snt of Valparaiso has been noticed in
terms of indignation, but neutral attitude.
of the British Admiral was defended and
fully endorsed by the Government.
The English press and people loudly de-
nounce the action of Spain.
An indigu alton meeting at Liverpool
adopted resolutions of protest; also resolu-
tions expressing gratitude for the exertions
of Commodore Rodgers, of the United States
Navy.
The financial panic continued to subside.
Many difficulties are Jet anticipated, but it
is believed the effects viii be less disastrous
than former panics. In leading securities
there is decided i'm ,proTement- The dis
count demand at the Tank of England con-
tinued extremely large, at the nominal rate
of 10 per cent. There is also an active
specie demand.
The are no additional suspensions at Liv-
erpooL The Continental situation is un-
changed.
The military attitude of the various pow
ers is very threatening. It is reported that
Bismark receives daily waInings Of imme-
diate assassin alton.
It is stated that Austria in q few weeks
will have nine hundred thousand men in
the field.
Large bodies of troops sent from Vienna
had already effected strategic co.7centra-
on ton the Prustian frontier.
LIVERPOOL, May ga. M.-The cotton
market has been steady with fair trade.
The demanded prices for American and long
stapled cotton are rather in favor of sellers.
Middling upland is quoted at about 13d.
The sales Of Monday and Tuesday amount
ed to about Is, 900 bales, including 5000 for
exports and speculation.
Trade ct Manchester yesterday was on a
limited scale. The prices offered were gen
orally below the views OF producers, and
but little actual business was transacted.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.,
Bruce, McAnlif and Others report flour
quiet but steady.
Wheat in steady demand at full rates; red
winter 10sSd@1Is9d-
Corn firm and in good demand at 30s@
30s3d per 4S0 pounds for mixed.
Beef and pork quiet and nominally IN
changed. -a g M
Bacon rather easier.
Lard steady at 7os for American
Petroleum quiet at pre- vious rates.
Wheat firm at hast weeks prices.
Flour in good request at late rate.
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE race for the
Derby to-day was won by Lord Lyon.
Barbary was second, and Rustic third.
Twenty-fou horses ran.
The war question remains unchanged,
but there are, however, more pacific ru-
mors from Paris, ard the CHANCES are that
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XXXJXthCOngress.
WAsHIsoToN, May 90
HOUSE.


The business Of the morning hour was
dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON, of Indiana,
the Senate amendment to the House bill re-
lating to passports was coneurred in. The
bill has, therefore, been passed by both
Houses.
On motion Of Mr.. DAVIS, the Senate bill
granting aid in the construction of rail-
road and telegraph line from the Central
Pacific Railroad, in California, to Portland,
was taken from the Speakers table, read
for the second time, and referred to the
Committee on the Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. BR0WNELL introduced a bill to pro-
vide for computing the bounties of veteran
volunteers so as to protect their rights. It
was read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
This bill proposes to exempt the one hun
dred dollars veteran bounty ftom the com
putation OF what it is to be deducted, under
the bill to equalize bounties.
Mr.. CULL0M offered a resolution, which
was adopted, requiring the Secretary of the
Interior To furnish certain information as to
applications for the reissue Of the Dundas
Patent Cultivator.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania,
made q personal explanation relating to
some remarks which he had made in a run
ming Q6DaI6 u lew Weeks since, On
the character of Col. McEIvey, the recently
elected United States Marshal for tho West
ern District of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE introduced reselu-
tion referring to the claim of Richard W.
Mead to the Court Of Claims, which was
read twice and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. COOK, the Senate bill
making further provisions for the establish
ment Of an armory and arsenal at Rock
island, H., was taken from the Speakers
table, read twice, and referred TO the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. =
The House went into. 2 Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, Mr..
DAWES in the chair, and resumed the con-
sideration of the Tax Bill.
Mr.. MORRILL,, from the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means, reported 9 new para
graph for that amending Section 103 Of the
existing law, and which had been received
some days since. Itimposes q. tax Of p per
cent. on the gross receipts from the passen-
gers and mails of railroad, steamb boat and
stage coach companies, and that such COM
panies shall have the right to add tax to
| the fares.
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Saturday Nights Report.
General News.
Fires.


HARRISBURG, Pa, May 26.-The east end
of the old Harrisburg bridge was destroyed
by fire this morning.
ST. PAUL, M1xS, May ga FIRE to-day
destroyed the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Allen &
Champlain's drug store, and eight smaller
buildings on Third street. The loss, $4,000,
is partly insured.
on CRY, Pa, May 25.-One of the most
destructive fires that ever occurred in the
Oil Region occurred in Oil City to-day. The
whole east side of the creek, comprising
one-half the business portion Of the city is
in ashes. The fire consumed 70 stores, S
hotels, 40 dwellings, ! church and seminary
Loss 81, ,0O0,O0 Insurance 100000. The
following are among the principal sufferers:
Gordon White, mercantile building, S49,-
900, insurance $500; Fox, Fuller & Co,
lumber, SO, ,00e, insurance 900; Robson
& Co., pipe works, S3e,000s insurance $4,000;
Alfred Wright, tools and tubing, loss heavy;
Bishop Dawson, dry goods, $4,000, insar-
ance S., 900; Burchfeld, Essterline & Co
$50, 600, insurance S12, ,000; Williams Co.,
S4o, 900, insurance $40, 900. The oil ship
ping portion of the city sustained no loss.
over lis families are homeless
Arrived.
BosTox, May 26.-The British steamer
Pronites, from Liverpool on the IItb, has
ust arrived. Her news was anticipated.
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POLITICAL.

Gen. II. B. Banning, Of ksGx county
who was formerly Douglas Democrat
is nominated by the Mt. Verhon Repub-
licans for Secretary of State.
The delegates elected from Polk county,
Cesmonies, to the Fifth District Congress
sional Convention of Iowa, on the oath,
were friends of John A Kasson's nomi-
nation They were elected by majority
of 255.
James P Luce, late Postmaster at Lafay-
cite, Ind, and editor of the Lafayette
Jo'ir'adti 4 is reported succeeds Charles
A. Dana as editor of the Chicago Pepub-
lican.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
tions of General Anson G. McCook, of
Steubenville, as Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for the Seventh District of Ohio,
and Davis Miller, of New York city, as
assessor for the Fifth District of New
York.
An effort is made in the Fifth Indiana
District, now represented by Hon. George
w. Julian, TO unite the Democrats and
Conservatives on some candidate against
him. A convention was held for that
purpose about week ago, but the atten-
dance was slim, and made up solely of
Democrats. Disguised at the absence of
the Conservatives, the convention voted
to make no nominations, and adio=rned
till the 18th of August.
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The third section will probably be stricken
out. Probably two substitutes will be offer
ed in the Senate for the whole amendment.
Messrs. Doolittle, Cowan and Dixon were
not invited to take part in the caucus.
General Grant.
Lieutenant General Grant and wife intend
to visit st. Louis and other portions of the
West next week.
Cholera.
There has been no deaths recently from
cholora on board the hospital ship Falcon,
and the patients are nearly all we'll.
The following is Dr.. Bissel's report;
HOSPITAL SNIP, May 25, 1866.
The report of the condition of the hospi-
tai for May 25th is very Heagre. There
were no admissions or death. All are doing
well and anxious to be discharged and wend
their way TO the fertile valleys Of the West.
Yours, respectfully,
D. II. BIssELL,
Deputy Health Officer.
Fenianism.
Nothing Of importance has transpired at
Head Centre Stephens headquarters. It is
stated that the circles in Manhattan and
other districts have resolved to discontinue
giving any pecuniary aid 10 Stephens till he
defines his policy and renders an sccount Of
the funds hitherto collected for himself and
hia family
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Prof. H. Anderson's Dsrmador is Ii
quid for External Application. A valuable Chsm-
icsl Combination, discovered by q celebrated
Chemist. Warranted to cure Inflammation in ali
cases of Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Inismmatory
Rneunatisn, Bronchitis, Swelling OF the Glands,
Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet, Chilblains, Piles, Pimples on the face, Bee
stings, and all Sores the human flesh is heir to.
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be sxcelled for the
cure Of Calls, CaIks, sprAins, Wounds, and all
hurts animals It never fails to cure if used as
directed. D. RANSOM CO., Prsprietors.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, and BENTON
MYERS b OANFIELD, Agents, Cleveland
maylO: RI4-DTRW
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Austria to Have an Army 100000
Strong.
The Financial FURRY in
England.
Effect OF the News from YaIpa-
FaiSO in England.
Gold Closed Last Night at 1873,
Associated Press Report.
General News.
New school Assembly.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-Resolutions on the
state of the country were adopted by the
New School Assembly yesterday. They are
quite radical, while they utter no word di-
rectly against the President. They rejoice
at the continued functions of the Freed
mems Bureau, and especially the passage of
the Civil Rights Bill. They reiterate the
position the Assembly took last year in re-
gard to negro suffrage, and claim that if it
be not universal, it ought st least to be i'm
partial. They believe the basis of represen-
tation in Congress should be changed so as
to meet the exigencies growing out of the
abolition of slavery, and that the National
Executive nor Congress should adopt any
method of reconstruction that does not eff
fectuslly protect all loyal persons in the
Southern States, and allege that for the
vindication of national justice the chief
representatives of the rebellion should by
due process of law be condignedly punish
ed. The motion TO strike out this last reso-
luton was LOST by a decided vote, and the
whole series was passed without dissent
ing voice.
Died.
IyD1AYAPoLIs, May 26.-Calvin Fletcher,
one of the first settlers in this city, and
prominent banker and citizen, died to-day.
Fire.
ST. LOUIS, Nav 26.-The large wholesale
drug house of Peter E. Blow, Main street,
and the extensive job printing and statione-
~ establishment of R. P. Studley Co,
adjoining, were burned this morning. The
loss will probably reach Sl59,OOo. Insur-
anee unknown.
LATER.
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-The total loss by the
fire last evening will probably reach $780,
600. Mr.. Blows loss is s15O,0OO; insured
for S135, 900. Studley & Co., S25,600; In
sured; building 100000, insurance un-
known.
Old and New school Pres5ytery-
The New School Assembly yesterday
provided through a series Of resolutions
for the appointment of a committee of fif
teen to consult with a similar committee
from the Old School Assembly on the sub
ject Of organic reunion.
Murderer Captured.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Terrell, the mur-
derer, was captured by the citizens of Shell
byvilIe yesterday and sent hero to-day.
He received three shots before he was cap
tured, and it is supposed they will prove
fatal. A man named Baker was also cap
tured with him. A third associate escaped.
Fenians.
Rumors prevail that there is large body
Of Feniaus northward from this vicinity
tonight; destination unknown.
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We are not in favor ofuniverssl Boosting "a
system often employed bg others) Of the celebrity
Of this or that medicine, and we keep praise
until We have positive knowledge of tho value or
virtue Of an article. It gives Us pleasure however
to recommend to our readers DR.. C. W. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
The Bitters, we know from experience, give tone
to the stomach, aid digestion and renvigorate the
system, restoring shattered and broken down con-
stitutions. There eau be no better remedy for pu-
rifying the blood than tie Purifier and Blood
Pills Nays
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From Washington.
Congressional.

WAsENeTos, May 26.-Ths only subject
of general interest before the House this
morning was the tax bill, which Is still IN
der discussion. An amendment was adopted
taxing Railroad, Canal, Steamboat and
Stage Companies q per cent. on their gross
receipts from passengers and mails. An eff
fort to allow horse railroads to add this tax
to their fares failed.
In Preparation.
Active preparations are being made for a
National Fair for the benefit of the Sailors
and Soldiers Orphan Home. A spacious
building in the course of erection at the in
tersection of Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventh street has been obtained for the
holding of this fair.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.

NEw York, May 26.-Treasurer Skinner
in @ communication to the Herald says:
According to. tie act of Congress the Gov
ernment IS liable for the face value Of all
notes of National Banks, and that no-e4ss
has arisen in which note-holders have suf-
fered any loss. In other words, the Gov
ernment does not act in the capacity Of .
Joint trustee of the National Banks and
the holders of their notes, 10 pay the latter
such sums as it may realize from the sales
of the securities Of the former, but it stands
as the perfectly secured endoIser Of every
circulating note issued by 9 National Bank.
:SDIoME1T OF JEFF. DAVIS.
WAsEIEsToS, May 26.-There seems to be
good authority for denying the correctness
Of the statement which has been extensive
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Mrs. WinslOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething which greatly facilitates the process Of
teething, 6y softening the gums, reducing all In
Examinations, will allay all pain and spasmodic &C
ton, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants. We haTe
put up and sold this article for over 30 years. and
can say in confidence and truth of it what we have
never been able to say Of any other medicine
never hss it failed in single instance to effect
cure, when timely used Never did we know an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used It,
On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera
TONS and speak in terms Of Communication Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "what we do know" after 50 years.
experience and pledge reputation for the full
hIlment OF what we here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes AFTER the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the ont
side wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
apps: Rl4-dyeod:w
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Morning Edition.

the European Congress may improve it. 1t
is asserted that Prussia and Italy have as
sented. The Austrian reply has not been
received.
Private dispatches of the 10th say the
Austrian volunteers about to proceed TO
Mexico, will, it is stated, sail under the
French flag.
Fertile Brothers of Liverpool, suspended.
Liabilities heavy, and the assets are con-
siderable in excess thereof. Other suspen-
sions are reported.
Cotton dull, with little inquiry, and prices
weak. Sales for the last two days, 5000
bales, of which spectators and importers
took l 800 bales.
Breadstufs steady. Prnvisinna inacfive-
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Moth and FreckIes.-Lsdies afflicted with
DiscolOratiOns the Face, called moth patches or
frsckIes, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FREcKLE LOTION. It is infaIlible. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 10
Bond street, n. Y. Sold by all druggists in Clevs-
land, snd elsewhere. Price g. mayI7-s4O
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Over 500 Students arc now in attendance
AT TIE UNION BUSINESS DESTITUTE, oBERLIE, OHIO
Why is this UsINKss COLLEGE SO popular Be-
cause onits instructors work in harIaong, and it
stands upon its merits without trusting to the
magic Of '' chain - or HHmbug " Associations. -
without "Gping" the name Of any other Business
College. Il is meeting with success unparalleled in
the history Of such schools in this State Remem-
Der The Union Business Institute Is located at
0BERLIs. mar2l
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Purest and sweetest
Is THE WORLD,

Is THE WORLD,
MASUFAcrgEEs FROM FRESH SELECTED liver
on the sea coast. This oil Is characterized by
q purity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone. Its reputation IS so great that takes the
lead of s other oils, and is prescribed by physi-
clans. Remember to ask for
HAzARD CAswELL's Con LIvER On.
CASWELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, Now York.
sold BY all Druggists. dec2T:RIo
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Southern News.
From New Orleans


NV ORLEANS, May 26.-The Levee Com
missioners, who leave for Washington on
Tuesday, to ask Congressional assistance.
have drawn up q memorial and will send
it throughout the Union.
Secretary Seward has written the Gov
ernor that Louisiana passports are Illegal
and void.
The Texan cotton crop is less Promis-
ing
Confirmed.
NASHVILLE, May 26.-The Senate to-day
confirmed Gov. Brownlow's nomination Of
james Davis, as one of the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners, but rejected Messrs.
Brown and Squirting the other two. The
feeling in the Senate is very strongly in
favor of appointing to these Offices native
Tennesseans.
Fcnian Bonds.
Over $1,000 were invested in Fenian
bonds last night. Several parties belong
ing to the Fenian organization here have
departed North, it is reported on their way
to the frontier, where q demonstration will
shortly be made.
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In his speech to the Democratic State
Convention, Vallandighsm said that the
names of Thurman, Pendleton and Val
landigbam would be as powerful at the
White House as those of Thad Stevens
and Sherman. Doubtless.
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ChOIerai Cholera ut is coming All
should be prepared to ward It of, not only BY the
adoption OF proper sanitary means, but BY having
at hand some effectusl remedy for ready use when
the dreaded disease appears. 1t is the opinion Of
eminent physicians that most cases Of Cholera can
be readily cured If proper remedy is used early.
Such remedy We now oaer to the public in the
article Of DR.. J. 3. Miiler's Universal MAgnstic
Balm, with tho fullest confidence in its remedial
qualities as Preventive and Cure for Cholera. Il
has been thoroughly tested, and We speak advised
ly when We commend it to the public az the best
known remedy for Cholera and Bowel Complaints.
D. RANSOM, 4 Co., ProprietorB,
STRONG Z ARMSTRONG, and BENTON,
MYERS 4 CANFIELD, Agents, Cleveland.
may10.:R14-DT&W
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Ren.r,rahIe Ynnnr


Remarkable Young I.ady.-The Mag
netic Doctress, Miss Tennessee, who was called
the Eondsrful Child, has established an Infsrmary
in Cincinnati, on Fifth street, No. z22 near
Mound, where she may be consulted on all matters
pertaining to LIE and health. She will give infors
nation oflOst or stoIan property, identifying the
person or persons concerned With 50 much certain
ty as scarcely 10 leave doubt OF their guilt and,
when required, will go into al unconscious state
and travel to every part Of the world, aud hunt
up absent persons, whether dead or alive, and
through her Will tell the inquiring friends their
situation and whereabouts. She viii guarantee
{ , make permanent eures in all cases she under.
takes Cancers extracted, root and branch, with
ont instransnts or pain, or one d'op Of blood, in
from four to tOtwenty-fOur hours. Paralyzed per-
sens made TO walk in from Ihree to nine days, and
Ell other diseases treated with the same success,
sueh-zs liver complaint, consumption, ats, heart
disease, sight and hearing restored, and all disease
that flesh is heir to-
All letters promptly answered, and medicine
sent By express vhsn required Address bsx
slT2s Cincinnati P.0. s-7g-.-57 .a-Eg5---
owingto her extensive practice, Miss Tennes-
ses has beet compelled to secure the services Of
DIT. @. b. woodhuII. msyS2:Rls-Itw BAeww
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From New York.
Republican Caueus

NEw YORK, May 2e.-Specials to the even
ing papers say that the proceedings in the
Republican Senate caucus revealed that
more than tWo-tGlrds Will support tne con
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Storage Redueed.-Until further notics
Grain from Boats and Vessels will be stored at the
Erie Elevator for one cent per bushel.
msy25:sIs T. BUBEHAM SON
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GenfIemen's Shirt sfszi
days ne shall have our Aaand1y IN. epsetio1ssr
the express rurPoss sefs-vEshlng Geaslsnen's
Linsn-and tins enabling them 20 have fheir
shirts and collars ire|1sd equAi to new.
~ MACKENZIE 3 PARSoEs,
Manufacturers Of the Partisan Yoks Shirt, a
Public Square. mArl7:R1s
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At the session Of the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars, st Boston, on the 23d,
the Hon s. d. Hastings, Of Wisconsin,
wss called to the Chair for the fourth sue
cessive year. The next meeting Of tho
Lodge was appointed at Detzoit, Mich
On the fourth Tuesday in May, 1867.