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Presbyterlan General Assembly,

: CINCINNATI; May 22.-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly report was
read from the committee on the Board
of Foreign Missions, and resolutions
were passed urging an increased lib
erality in its support, with view of
liquidating its Indebtedness of thirty
five thousand dollars.
AprOpOsition was made to extend the
home missionary work into Russian
America. -,..,r-.4.-
A committee was appointed to report
measures for the encouragement of
more devotional style. in church ser
vice.
The committee on declaration and
testimony, with difficulty, reported a
proposition to receive back unruly
members. Churches, on their applica-
ton and declaration OF a Willingness to
submit, have the authority of accept
ance, but declining fellowship with all
those who refuse to return before the
meeting of the presbytery and synod
next spring, The report will be dis
cdssed to-day.
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emit chances for extortiop and bribery,
waste and corruption-as to paralyze
continually.
The New York Tribune says that the
Railroad earnings thus far in Nav COM
firm the statements that there is no
grain atthe West, and that the roads
will have starving time this summer.
That the Michigan Southern, which fell
of some $1,000 in the first week OF May,
falls off over $40, 600 In the second week.
The Rock Island, which fell off $4,000
in The first, compares in the second
against a very light week last year, and
only falls of about "a, 600. The Chicago
ana Northwestern, on l49 miles, in
creased mileage, increased SIG, l6S in
the nrst week, and SSS Coz in the second.
The advantages secured to the pu Bile
by the sending of freights through over
long linesOr railroad, without breaking
bulk, are of such consequence that the
Baltimore and Ohio Company has taken
the necessary steps, in that regard, for
the benefit of shippers over its own and
connecting lines, The Baltimore and
Ohio road has such control in It's con-
nections beyond the Ohio that it can
work to increased advantage, the result
OF which is shown In the following,
from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
We learn that cars are now loaded in
Baltimore, and run through to CincIn-
natl, by the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road, without breaking bulk, cars be.
ing transferred bodily at the Ohio river
the pO pu g Fbis VIII e e NE conn M
pany 10 transport property of all kinds
with great promptness and dispatch,
and promises valuable results TO Gin
cinnRti merchants. aig auZ,l -.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.-Extracts
from letter received by the Commits
sioner General of the Land Office from
DR.. Hayden, who was recently appoint
ed to make a geographical survey of
Nebraska, says: fa.
"Air. Meek left some time ago for
Iowa, to trace the coal beds into Ne
brask. Mr.. Gillas accompanied him.
l shall start in week, with my outfit
complete" He says of the Sioux Falls,
in Dakotah: 1.-THE Falls form the finest
water power in the West, and will at a
future period be Of Immense value"
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NEW YORK, May 22.-The Herald
says: By the arrival Of gentleman,
March, some facts are CLEANED relative
to the inside situation there. at that
time they were short of ammunition,
and there was provisions enough to
last until about the first of May.
&MaXimilian had with him Marques,
MiramOn, Mejia and other generals
who seemed 10 consider Queretaro their
last ditch.
The mortality from yellow fever alone
was so per day, s1i
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200 D. m.
LES a m. ssl6a. m.
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lnARKETs By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Dull and lower; sales 1000
bales middling uplands ut &c.
FLouR-Dull; common 1Oa l5c clover;
sales 4, 100 barrels superfine state and
western at $40 so; extra western Sll SOa
IL so; choice sis 7Oal4 20; shipping
round hoop Ohio $l3 l0al4 90; trade
brands $l4 05Rl5 80, closing dull; receipts
2, 1866 barrels. California FlOuF-Dull
at SIG OOal7 90. Rye Flour-Quiet;
sales 200 barrels at s. 30a9 so.
b. WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; No. L
and 2 spring mixed 81 60. Rye-Quiet
at 81 % for western, Barley-Dul.
Mait-Quiet at 81 SO. Corn-Opened
steady; sales $4,000 bushels new mixed
western at 81 l0al l6; prime western
yellow 81 20, old mixed in store 81 %:
do delivered 81 271<al %; choice new
yellow Southern 81 %; damaged new
mixed.western Coca 81 90. Oats 10 lower;
sales 1900 bushels western at S51za
$50,
3 LEATHER-Soia dull and declining.
WooL-Quiet and hrm; sales l90, 600
lbs domestic fleece at 4Oa65c; picked
NIX; Texas 25R30c; California 20a2Sc
GRoCERffsECo fee-Quiet and firm.
SuRar-Firm; sales 600 hhds Cuba at
/ 1n2ai1c, Molasses-In fair request;
sales 200 bbls Cuba at 4sa52c.
PETRoLEUM-Dull and unchanged.
HoPs-UnchRnged.
Pork = Opened frmer
and closed heavy and lower; sales 800
bbis new mess at so 81 fa28 10, closing
firmer at cash rates; old mess at so;
prime at $40 25;s prime mess at S2l 67a
y; also sales 1900 bbIs new mess at
$23, seller 30 days. Realistically at
81 20, unchanged, Tierce Beef-Quiet
sales 100 tierces prime mess at S3Ss3S 60;
India mess at $50. Beef Hams-Quiet;
sales 152 bbls 41a48c. Bacon-Quiet and
firms sales 225 boxes short ribbed at
1HallNc; short clear at 125sal25Ic.
Cut Enthusiastically; sales 81 packages
at sS<al0<c for shoulders; 121zal4H ior
hams. Lard-Steady and quieti sales
| $50 bbls at 1211za1S5Sc for new.
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged.
/ .CHEEsE-Steadya at 10alT14c.
FRFIoHTs-To Liverpool dull de-
Ginning.
F1ouR-Closed dull and 5R10c lower
on common. ..t....s
er. Rye-Dull at 81 73s1 rs for western.
| Barley-Qulet, without decided change.
! Oats-MOre steady at S8aS7c for west
/ ern, Corn-la2c better; sales at 81 l2a
Is for new mixed western aud 81 Is in
store for old shipping mixed western.
\ -Pork-Very dull; new
mess so SIX cash, bid, $22 80 asked:
So 80 regular bid and 500 asked. Beef
Quiet and firm. Cut Meats-DnIl,
without change. Bacon-Dull; IlhIl5kc
| fors6hbrt ribbed and 1910 for Cumber-
land cut. LRrd-Firmer at l31<al29<c
for fair to prime Steam and ISJzalSsSc
for kettle rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.--The
Ladies' Relief Association have col
lected three thousand dollars for the
suffering poor OF the South.
The brewery of Fritz Kanpman, cor
ner Shelby and Main streets, was
burned yesterday morning. Loss ten
thousand dollars.
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MAY 22.-WHEAT--UnS ettled; So 72
for No. 2; 81 SO for No. l, and 81 80 for
No. 3.
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steamahIp santIngo de Cuba Ash!


ATLANTIC CITY, May 22.-About four
O'Clock this morning the steamship
Santiago de Cuba, Capt. Behene went
ashore on the beach about six miles be-
low this city. She belongs to the Mica
ragua Steamship Company, bound to
New York with 400 souls ON board.
The life boat was unfortunately apsiz-
ed and five persons drowned.
Saloue Gross, Miss Sarah McAvoy,
Mrs. Mary Watkins, Mrs. Marietta
Kirkers, Martin McEnlty, Jno. Smith
and Mary Louise Gross.
The inquest has been held and a
verdict rendered of accidental drown.
ing. '4
The bodies of Jno. Smith and Mary
L. Gross have not been recovered.
The ship sustained but little damage
and will probably get of this morn
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
WheeIIne Wholesale IlIarkeI.

WHEELING, May =, 1857.
ELoUR-Market steady at quotations
15 SI9iS 50; Winter do SIS %; Fancy brands
GRAIN-oats 5Oss5c. Corn 7saSo. Pvas, .,
F35atoes I19eOc 1870 = =, :
FRoy1sloNS-Shoulder l00lOI<c: suRar
cured hams l5c; c1nyassed do l65<S i7c; plain
DO, Lbs clear, I2IIS9Isc, r''s' S ~ ~ ~
family.
EGGsZW99tted at lSc;
factory lSc:
BKANS-S310 per bu. .s-s- ..-. -
APPLES -S5carca at $495 IS per bblS dried So
q +: Peaches Ice BIN. : tl3fG7
. LARD 6IIGReaned extra No. STE s. IS.
CoFFEE-Fair TO good &c; prime 21Sc;
ESSENCE oPCoFFER-Humm 20 50 per
gross.
SUGAR-Ftrm, with upward tendency;
common lie; Cuba l29l21$c; Porto Rico l$9
l55zc; c do l5c.
sYRUP-5596oc for lower grades; SOc@sl 90
for good 70 best brands; Porto Rico mOIasseS
55c. - ~ = : ffti4'-I !. -
Castle - E7rgs - - q G. = :
FisH@Unsettiei, sales: Take a. herring. half
bhl, 81 50; white ASh, half Dbl, S. So; Kits
81 rs for No. !, 81 50 for no e New mRckeFel
in half bbls, for No. q $1,000 No. 8. sST6.
BRooMsIS2 Is for good. and SOFAS So for
extra, 40 ND - = = '. 80 :
SALT-S3 20 from yard. for Ohio River. s. "a
for Dairy. : - :. = :, "a -
ToRACCo-T567Sc for dark los Us and Xs
navy: QjcaSl CSl for BRIGHT rs and is. 81 i'd
% for fancy bright "a and Is. a0s6S2I N 6Sr
bright los. NheelinR stogies SIT Il n, III -
CorrOX YARNs-5Sc for Steubenville; zoe
for Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting $50
SoAPSSc for family: &c for German; i2a
ISe for Eastern family,
CANDLES-lB<c for city mould talloW; 2Ic
RICE-CarolIna l2c, Rangoon llLSc.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop BUCKETS s. asa
8 50 per dozen. WashboariE S. rs per dozen!
Tubs, No. /, Sl4 50; No. ., SIS 50; No, 8, SlI SO
per dozen. NJ -
ADANnSHoT-Ba lead I8o. Shot S. 50
per bag.
DRUGS AND OILS-1ndigo 81 5O8l 90, &C.
cordIng to quality; blua VifFiOl lac ext. log
wood I59l6c; assorted weights lie; madder,
prime l5S: linseei oil 81 551l go. market arm:
tnnneFso 81 l5al 70; lubFicating oil 25S85c;
75as9S; Cloves SS5c: n n IN 81 5o1aI 90;
mace 81 T0aI TS:l pe5perF 3SSS7e: iaiispice
33aS5c; boTax 4Sai5c: Camph0r 81 i5a
L %: Concentrated I've: : AmericanI 50 o.
Pittsburgh 50 90, per box. White Lead, pure
do. Sd quality, S9 81 Tor 3 ~. FTonsiI Zine
IS 90 for . ms. mn = =,
GLASS-Franklin brand 8xlO S. SO: skill
s. 90; lOXl2 s. 90; lOXll, s. Oh, 10 per cent on.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The Wisconsin was insured for fifteen
thousand dOllars-three-fourth her
value-in the underwriters OF New
York, the Franklin of Cincinnati, Ma
tiona1 OF Boston, and Buckeye Of Cleve-
land;about equalamounts.1 The mates
name was Powers; the engineers not
transpired. = -.
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NEW YoRK, May 22.-During thede-
bate in the Saxon Parliament on the
question OF the adoption OF the New
NoEth German Co9stitutiOn, prominent
n emoers asserted that the instrument
was accepted through fear of the Prus.
sian military power, and that an en-
forcement in such a manner would
lead to a revolution in Germany.
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THE quotations OF gold as given in
the money articles OF the daily papers
convey no fixed idea to the common
mind; tho Information neededby the
generality Of tho people is, what is "A
paper dollar WORTH We have been
furnished with the following, which
those who care to do so, can cut out
for reference:
When gold is quoted at 81 10, a paper
dollar is worth 81 cents only.
When gold is quoted at 81 15, a paper
dollar is worth 81 cents. 81. rHl
3 When gold is quoted at 81 20, a paper
dollar is worth S3H cents. 80
When gold is quoted at 81 25, paper
dollar is worth SO cents.
When gold is quoted ut 81 80, paper
dollar is worth n cents.
When gold Is quoted at 81 IS, paper
dollar is worth "A cents.
+ When gold is quoted at 81 40, a paper
dollar is worth II cents.
When gold is quoted at 81 45, n paper
dollar is worth SO cents.
When gold Is quoted at 81 so, "A paper
dollar is worth 669s cents. aI
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ATLANTA Cry, n. J., May 22.4Tbe
steamship. Santiago de Cuba, from
Greytown, Nicaragua, for New York,
with three hundred and fifty passen-
gers from California, is ashore here.
Six passengers were drowned while
attempting TO land. The passengers
are now landing. 80 fHs,s15
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RnlIroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, May ga collision &C.
CURED this morning near Cleveland,
Ohio, between the o. d NJ. train going
west, and 1. G. & q. train bound east.
Both engines were badly injured, and
the engineer of the I. G. s. q. train was
seriously hurt. Several other employ
ees of both trains were slightly injured.
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BUFFALO, May 22-The new route to
Toronto from here, opened on Monday,
via the Erie and Niagara Railroad,
which Is a branch of the G:eat Western.
The road runs from Fort Erie to Mag
ara City, and from thence passengers
take the ex-blockade runner Rothesay
Castle for Toronto,
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Boston shoe and Leather R1urEet.

The boot and shoe market is dull and
presents no feature of interest. 1t is
the between-seHson period; no Western
dealers are here, and iobbers doing
nothing except to fill few orders for
the New England and loyal trade.
Goods for present use are not wanted to
any extent, aud are pretty we'll closed
out.
Fall goods are not yet inquired for,
though they are being made up in mod
crate quantities, and when they are
wanted, next month, there will doubt
less be fair assortment offering, but
not at very low prices. Unless the cost
of stock and production shall material
ly decline in the meantime, the market
for heavy goods must open at rather
high rates, II the business is to be in any
degree remunerativS, su.H
Manufacturers have already gone
about us far as they dare, in the way of
turning out work, owing to the hazards
Of the situation, and are now inclined
10 slack up, or Contine their operations
to orders.
The leather market Is steady, with n
moderate demand for all descriptions.
ShoeOakers and curriers' are buying in
small lots only; but the receipts from
the tanneries are not large, and there is
no accumulation as yet to break down
prices. On the contrary, some styles of
both rough and finished leather are still
scarce, and will probably be more so
when the Fall trade in boots and shoes
sets in.
We quote sales of hemloCk sole at %
aS2c, The outside rate for middle
weights; oak do. is selling at range OF
S6a5ic, including crop. Rough upper
is in small, stock aud very firm, with
sales at S7a42c for hemlOck and 39A43C
for oak. Rough cAlfskins are firm.
with further sales at Slal 10, mostly Mt
81 05 = ID; finished do. are selling at
81 20a1 55, as TO quality and weight.
Finished leather Is firm and continues
to'sustain the advanced rates, with a
fair demand. WequoLe wax at a range
of 25a3Oc, as TO grade; grain, 2Sa27c for
heavy, and lSa22c for light; pebbled, la
2lc; buff, 2Sa2sc; enamelled, 23a26c; pat
ent, 25aS0c per foot; splits, 35a52c per
ii. Harness leather is selling mt 4Oa45c
p ID for country, and 5Oa54c for Boston
tannages, including both hemlock aud
Ouk,
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d LEATHER-Soie dull and declining.
WoOL-Quiet and firm; sales 10000
his domestic fleece at 4Oa65c; picked
TX; Texas 25a30c; California 2Oa2Sc
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4os 99N, Seven:thirties; first series, lO8,1;
LATRsr-6:SO p. n.
GOLDFISH.

~ va. SeVen;thlrlies; hrst series, l06%;
1ATEsT-5:So P. N.
GOLDFISH.
SToCKs-Ohio Certificates 25a25k;
Cumberland SOI<aSl; Quicksilver 25jfa
26H; MaripOsa 6%a7i<; do preferred
lS1{al9; Western Union Telegraph aka
90; Pacific Mail lSlalSl1<; Atlantic 1851;
New York Central 973<a9S; Erie eliza
l02; Reading lOSsSal0S5s; Michigan Gem
trail l09IfallO1<; Michigan Southern
6l1Sa6I9%; Illinois Central ll5sSHll5Ai
Pittsburgh 73ISa7SIf, Toledo ll2lSN-
llSH; Rock Island SSkaSS16; North
western S4aS411S; do preferred 59a59H,
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Dull.
STEAMSHIP SHAltRs-FIFmer: Pacific
1921, closing rather lower; Atlantic
steady.
Coal and miscellaneous shares dull
and unchanged. .--------l--[..-
Cincinnati.
MAY 22.-FLoUR-Dull but no lower;
family $l4al5.
IN-Wheat-Firmer and in batter
demand; No. / winter sold at s. 25, and
No. 2$S OF. Corn-Very dulln prices
unsettled; No. I offered at 5Oa6lc in
bulk; sales of same sacked at e2c; ear
75c. Rye-Unchanged. ORts-Dull at
7Sc.
CoTToN-Dull and prices unsettled;
middling eau be bought at 24c,
WHlsKT-Unsettled; held at 81 80, but
no demand.
PRovIsIoNs-QuIet and unchanged,
not much done, but holders are Arm;
sales Of city mess pork at So so. Lard
5uTrER-Dull at 2Oa2so.
E66S-l5Al6c and dull
IINSEED OII4-$l 4Sal so,
GSoLD-Closed at lSs buying, and 1s9
selling.
chicago.
MAY 22-FIoUR-Dull, and nominal
-wheat-Neglected entirely;
No. Milwaukee 50 65; No. 2, spring
firmer at 81 90. OatB--Steady at 69lfa
zoe. Rye-Dull; sales at 81 52a1 IS.
BRrley-NOminal at soc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at so Goa
% 20. Shoulders-Flrm at 7Xc for
loose.
LARD-Unchanged and dull.
WHIsKY-Dull at g SOa2 81,
MAY 22.-FLoUR-City ground spring
GRAIN-wheat-Quiet. Corn-DuIl;
No. 2 81 90: car lots 81 pSal 90. Oats
Unchanged; Ohio soc.
FREIaBTs-Corn TO New York 100.
Oats o.. ~ zT-I.
Milwaukee.
MAY 22.-wHEAT--UnS ettled; 50 ~
for No. ?; $3.50 for No. /, and $3.50 for
No. o. 9i-
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burning OF the steamer Wisconsin.

CLEVELAND, o., May 22.-The North
ern Transportation Co. have advices OF
the burning of the propeller Wisconsin,
six miles from Grenadtne Island. on the
st. Lawrence river, last night. Twenty
lives were lost, including the first mate
and both enHineers,
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Il Geo. 4. Taylor & Co., and j. Clemens q
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good offices In second story, and
good rooms for other purposes in second and
Third story IN good order. Possession given
TO some rooms Immediately, Others April lst-
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol-
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HuRNBROOK.
Once, No. lls1S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs. s r4.l iehS-tf
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

A A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
"A Dwelling House, with seven or eight
rooms on the River side Of Main street, LIST
Ward. Possession given Immediately.
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MONTREAL. May CIT is said that
JEFF Davis, who is here, has purchased
the McGiveriea estate, near st. Cath
erine's, for a summer residence.
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New YORK, May 22.-William A.
Graham. once Secretary of the United
States Navy, afterwards a member of
the rebel Senate, but always a Federal
ist, has received his pardon from the
President. - ....
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ReparatOr CapI,ilIi.

Throw away your fRlse.f riE1es, your switches.
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth a'nR:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriaut hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING hair UPON BALD
r heads (Erom whatever cause II may have
fallen QUIT and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, It has no equal. It will force the
beard TO grow upon the EnoOthe8t face in
from i've TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Il nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses
(trOm their own eXpeTiepce) can bear wit
ness. But many win say, how arc We TO dis
tinguIsh the genuine from the BpuTiouBP II
certainly IL dimcultr as nine-tenths OF the
dtffsrent Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, try the ReParator CRpillI; 1t will
cost you nothing unless u fully comes
mp 70 our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep 1t, send Ms ono dollar and We
viii forward It, postpaid, together with q ne
ceipt for the money, which will DO returned
you on application, providing entire Ratifac-
ton Is not given. Address,
w. l.. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West F8yette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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NEW York, May 22.-The Herald's
New Orleans says: The
recent decision in the New Orleans.
courts, that debts incurred Cor the pur-
chase Of slaves before the war are null,
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