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The New York herald., 1870-05-27
BAPTIST SUNDAY scuooL UNION.

The Baptist Sunday School Union was convened
at the Tabernacle Baptist church last evening. The
ninth annual report was read and adopted, and q
ong list OF officers for the ensuing year was elected
cira rOce. The principal speaker was the Rev.
George +. Pentecost, who related one OF the adyen.
lures OF Baron Munchausen which seemed to inter.
his hearers in the highest degree He had attended
the Sunday school Union at the Academy OF Music
In Phiiadelphla and fet II to be pitu thing that
tons without sacrificing cardinal points OF doctrine
which all Baptists hold most DEAR He compared
In q corncib--tney looked mighty nice, mighty tine
and mighty harmless but they could not be trusted
The SuniaY school was ~. the nursery OF the
when add essed to Baptist The treasurer's re-
por showed the receipts Tor the past year sA37o 80
aud the expenditures S4,340 o.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoSDON, May 26-5
II. M.--Consos closed at 94@ FOR money aud 9i% for
the account. American securities closed frmer and
higher. United States ive-twenty bonds 1862, 80
1865, old SSss; 1861, 90T; ten-fortes S6k. Stocks
steady Erie Railway shares, IL; Illinois Central,
110A; Atlantic and Great western. 2s.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARkET.-LIvRRPOoL May
28--5 r. M.-The market closed duh. Midding M.
lands, 10kd. l0Td.; middling Orleans lid. II I'd
The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales inciud
ing 1000 Tor export and speculation.
LIvERPOOL BREADsTUFF5 MARKET-LTvERPooL,
May 2j-6 T. M--Corn 2es. Cd. per quarter for Eu-
ropean. The market Is firm. Wheat, 9s. 81. per
Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARxET.-LrvERPooL
May 26-5 +. M.-Bacon, 5Ss. Cd. per cwt. for Cum.
beiland cut. Pork dull. Cheese, T2s. per cwt. for
the best gra des OF American fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDoN, May &c.
Sugar active, both on spot and aiOat Sperm oil
quiet. Calcutta lnseed quiet at 6ls Sd. Lnseed
oil neavy al f3I 10s &32 per ton. Turpentne
frner at 30s Cd per ton.
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Parties-OppOsition to the
Cabinet.
PARIS, May 20, 1870.
In the Corps Legslatif tomorrow ON interpella.
tion will be submitted to the government on the
cause Of the dissolution OF the Plebiscltary Com
mitee.
Ministerial journals express fears that the question
raised on this point may result in coalition OF the
right and the lett wings OF the Corps against the
Ministry.
1t is announced that on this occasion the "leftn
will declare itself constitutional party, and will
signify It's Willingness 10 accept power under the
empire 1t Is permitted to carry out Its programme.
M. Picard Is the eader in this movement, and will
be chief OF the party, which Is to be called the con
Stitutonal leltu Ell
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GERMANY.

King william of Prussia ON National Con.
.4 s0lidutian.
BERLIN, May 20, 1870.
King William formally closed the sessions OF the
Rcichstag to-day.
In his speech he enumerated the bills passed dur
ing the first session OF that body. He anticipated
the happ.est results from these laws, which would
60 long way toward assuring foreign peoples that
the confederation develops national strength ana
Is a powerful agent for the preservation, not the
insecurity, OF uniye sal peace.
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WOMAN SuFFAGE.
Northwestern Woman's Suffrage Assocn.
tion--AnOthcr Constitutional Amendments

northwestern WomsWs Suffrage AssOc.n.
uon-Another Constitutional Amendment
Wanted.
CHICAGO May ~. 1870
The Northwestern woman's Suffrage Association
has been IN session all day. During the morning
session speeches were made by Cites q. Slebbns Of
Detroit; Mss Re5ecca MOTT, OF Chicago;
Miss Anthony, Miss Pecxham, Miss Bailou,
Judge Wait and many others. corsiiu-
ton was presented and adopted and the
following officers wore elected under its
President-M. Adee Hazette. Michigan. Vice Presi.
dentsRobertJ j. Ingerso.l. Illinois Lizzie Boynton,
Indiana; Mrs. Falrchild, Wisconsin; Mary J. Col
bourn, Minnesota; Henry O'Conner Iowa; Giles b.
stcbbtns. Michigan; PnUbe C0zzeus Missouri; AMI
N non Cole, 0hio Executive Committee--coIonel
FOX, Judge Wait, Hon. George w. Julian, L. Pc X
Mrs. Harriet Brooks. corresponding $ tary-Mrs.
j. w. Loomis Treasurer-Fernani0 10 Jones.
Tho following resolution was discussed at the
AFTERNOON session and adOpted:--
Resolved. That We arc In favor OF amendment
constitution OF the United states recosnzng and deoarn
the right OF women 10 the elecvse franchise
equal terms with all other cittzenA
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VIRGINIA.

Tho Richmond Municipal Election--D ecided
Conservative Success.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1870.
The municipal election today resulted In the cleo
ton OF H. K. Eliyson Mayor and the whole conser.
vattye city ticket by handsome ma ority. The con-
servatives are marching Ground to the different
newspaper Offices, cheering their successful can
didates.
In Norfolk 1t is estimated the conservatives have
carried the city by fifty majority.
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PORTUGAL.
Tho saIdanhn Cabin,

Tho BaIdanhn Cabinet.
LISBON. May %, fs7o.
the Duke OF saldanha has nearly completed his
new Cabinet which now stan 10 as follow:--
Saidanha.
Mnsler OF the Interior--sampoyo.
Munster OF Finance --Teriere.
Minister OF Justice-Acosa
Minister OF Manufactures.
Minister OF Public Works-Perniche.
Inc capital and country remain perfectly tranquil,
and with the formation OF strong government
promises 10 remain so
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SPAIN.

The BrignndS Prisoners Near Gibraltar.
MADRID, May 26 1870.
The Englishmen captured by brigands near Glib
raltar have not yet been rescued. The party con-
sistel Of John Boren. bis nephew and two DO
mestIcs.
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CUBA.

Spanish Vessels Watching the Coast for Fill
busters.
HAVANA May 20, 1870.
The steamship Columbia, from New York 10th,
arrived this morning.
The Spanish vessels are watching the Cuban coast
closely 70 intercept 1llbusters.
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YACHTING.

Tho Prince Of Walos' Cup Race-Open 10 "AIl
Nations"
LONDON, May 20, 1870
regatta for the yachts OF all nations win take
place on the 22d Of June for the Prince OF Wales
prize cup.
Tho yachts are TO start from Cowes at I'VE O'Clock
In the morning. sail to the Westward Pass, through
the Needles to the Bill OF Portland where they VIII
round the Shambles and return back OF the Isle OF
Wight and outside Nab Llgntship to Ryde pier.
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RELIGIOUS.

Tho rrssbyicrinu General Assembiy--Con.
alteration Of tho Reconstruction Report
Presbytertai Kcpresentation--Ihe Question
of Appeals.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20. 1870.
In tue Presbyterian General Assembly this morn.
ing the consideration or the reconstruction report
was continued. The items providing tina, tne ratio
OF representation 10 Synods and the Assembly
should be altered a. to bring the numbers In the
Assembly within due limits and secure equal rights
70 all parts OF the Church were considered at great
length. The Items as reported by the committee
recommend that no change in Presbyterial represen-
tatlon be proposed at present. but only change in
the ratio form OF representation. This change
would provide for one commissioner, a minister or
an elder from each PresbyI cry having twenty men,
bers Tne three items bearing upon tue sub ece
were SO amended that not only is Presbyterial rep.
re entahon lett unchanged tut no change Is recoin-
mater IS left as ordered by chapter twelve, section
TWO OF the Form OF Government. The three isenls
were adopted as amended.
inc question OF appcas to the General Assembly
was discussed A committee recommended III 10 All
complaints and references terminate at tue synod
except IN questions OF constitnt onai law trial OF
ported, with the addition or tue words Except
where part es agree to trial by commissions"
several nnimpoItant items OF the report were
ad0pted without discussion.
The afternoon session OF the Assembly was for the
adm nlslration Oh the holy communion and other de-
votional exercises.
Foreign Correspondence which was direcse ed To pre-
pare well considered reply.
Rev. Dr. ]. X. Wilson was elected Professor OF
Pastoral Theology III Columbia, s. q.
The Assembly accepted an invitation from Mrs.
Preston Pope and was very handsomely entertained
by her.
Last evening the subject Of education was consid.
ere1 and addresses were delivered by Rev. Dr..
Rand and Others.
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s stated on good authority that warrant was issued
natl on the charge q conspirin with Coone,
j. A. Ebcrhart TO deifaud the government OF
The warrant barsd sndAyt By Richard Rowe
who cic cerk Of Gadds while ns latter was
Of tho second Ohlv distTict
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Purity the skin.

Purity the skin, @
By removing all a'n from tho blood This effected
with absolute certainty by a short ETAFFORbS
IRON AND SULPHUR POwD Rs. Whether the iniatipr
principle In the circulation be which scrofa sail
rheum scad head, white sweng ordinary
erptioDa, the beneficial effect will the
converts the pungent and unhealthy OF body
into form, and they
face by the increased vigor hy the
tonic action OF he iron The morbid which
the exterior Inflammation DISCHARGED the
the cuce regs!ns its natural color and smoothnesA
Sold by druggists. One package IL powders Sl thrcs
packages, ~ 80. Mailed free. Money at risk.
HALL RUCKEL, 2l6 Greenwich stree., Nsw York.
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THE INDIANS.

Severe Cugaaement with the Wyoming In.
dlaus-Ten Cavalrymen Ront sixty Snv-
aGes-L;eutenant stambaugh Killed.
WASHINGTON, May 90, 1870.
The following Official letter concerning the engage.
ment with Indians In Wyoming Territory, IN which
Lieutenant Stambaugh was killed. has been for.
warded here from the headquarters OF the Military
Division OF the Missouri
CAMP COMPANY d. SECOND CAvALRY.) :
ATLANTIC GULCH, Wy. r., May o, 1870. I
Brevet Brgadier GEORGE ID. RuGGLEs, Assistant Ad.
lutant General, Department oil the Platte, Omaha,
GEsERAL-I have the honor to submit the renort or
an enga9ement with Indians. AT i've O'Clock A. M.
the AIN inst. an aam was given by the miners that
Indians were seen In The different ravnes In the
vciniiy Of my camp. The Command was sadded at
lodge OF Indians with stolen stock In Little Ailali.
uc Sulcn Charge was mace, IN which al the AMI
and 'SS Ssance cans one
every direction. running nght then
CITY pqasns ao%n as s rs.s the
the WIND River Valley road. On my arrival there
found q small hay train corraIed, and / was In
formed by the teanstes that pOr ion OF their stock
was taken OF by the Indians. Taxing Lieutenant
Stambaugh and ten men proceeded down the
wlndnes Of the c. eek fve or six miles. Discover
lng no trail OF the cattle and my horse
showing signs OF fstigae from severe rialng
10 ! set about for camp. :, About half way
Sc Senty Indians. a ns9t commenced at one and d
lasted aboat a. hour and hal, resa Ing In the XIII
Others and ponle- leaving my command in p0ss g.
sion OF the battle ground. MY loss was Lieutenant
Stambaugh Killed on the battle ground; Serge mt
Brown seriously wounded In the neck aud jaw badly
fractured, ana one horse bad wounded. The In
uians were dispersed over the country aud it Is my
opinion that they were thoroughly thrasned and
driven out OF the mining strict, thus saving many
lives.
would respectfully state that with few excep-
tions the company behaved courageousy through
out he day In the different engagements, and par
tlcuIarly the detachment that accompanied me In
pursuit OF The cattle, they having fought superior
numbers for over an hour and hall. as the enemy
LETT me- In possession Of the batsie Held
l consider it victory. take great pleasure
ia saving that Lieutenant Stambaugh was with
lac throughout the entire day up TO receiving
his death wound, and braver and more COURAGEOUS
Olicer never drew sword. Lieutenant Dlnwiddle
rendered me gallant service throughout the day /
also take pleasure IN mentioning the names of First
Serg ant XMAS, Seigeans Moore, Schafer and
Brown, CorpOras Larkin and Roller Blacksmith
Nell and others, whoe names am compelled to
ont, IN order to get this in the mail. Very respect
fully, your obedlent servant. u. $. GORDON
Captain Second Cavalry, Brevet Major U. S. A.
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1Thc Bank Return.

LONDON, May 20, 1870.
The bullion in hand at the Bank OF England has
increased heavily since the last report. The return
to-day shows there e4o2 900 sterling more in
vault to-day than on last Thursday.
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Iberlan Union.

PARIS, may ~, 1871.
Special dispatches rom Lisbon report that on
Tuesday last groups OF citizens passed through the
streets cry 'ng, .'Live the lberlan Union ~
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BRAZIL.

Opening Of the brazilian Chambcrs-speech
Of the EnperOr-No Reference 10 EmuncI.
patton.
LISBON, May 20, 1870.
Later alvlces have been received from Rio Janeiro
to-day. The Emperor OF Brazil had opened the
sessions OF the Chambers with speech a. usual.
The expected reference to the ema cipation OF the
slaves Was omitted, to the surprise or everybody.
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LONDON, May 26, 1870.
boiler exploded at the Kidsorove forge in
Stafordshire to-day while the men were at work.
Five were killed outright, and many injured.
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War Indians Neglecting to Plant Crops.
TOPEKA, Kansas, May 90, 1870.
Colonel Crosby, OF General Sheridan's star arrived
at Fort Hays from the Indian Territory yesterday,
and reports that the Northern Indians have had run
ners down asking the Cheyennes, Arapahocs, Kowas
and Comanches to join In general war. The Ara
pahoss report that most of the medicine Arapahoes
and Bll Bears, bands OF the Cheyennes Of Fort Aub
~, and the KiOwasiand Com ancnes7were holding q
med cine dance west of Fort SIll.
The Indians are not planting any corn this year,
though the Indian agent Is putting In a small crop
for them both at Fort Sill and the North Canadian.
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Grick Z.
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nrnnN Nov 0e 1o-n

LONDON, May 26 1870.
cricket match occurred at Dublin Yesterday
between the All England eleven and the All Ireland
twenty-five. The lormgr were easily victorious.
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Died.

WHrTE.--At the residence or his father-in-law,
Noah a. Chl6s 3l5 West Thirtv-third street, on
Thursday morning May q, CHARLES @. WHITE, In
the 33th v ar OF mis- age.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
tFOr other Deaths See Eighth Pa0e.l
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Steamships samars, Liverpool; Bremen, Bremen; Mis-.
souri, ana Livingston, Savannah Saratoga aud Hat.
teras, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset ESE, fresh,
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Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
An Impressive sessiOn-Proposal from the
Northern Church for tho Adjustment oi
Differences.

LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1870.
In the Presbyteran General Assembly yesterday the
subject Of the most intense interest was the reception
of delegates from the Northern Presbyterian Church.
consisting OF the Rev. DIR. Backus OF Baltimore; the
Rev. DR.. Van Dyke, OF Brooklyn, and Mr.. W. E.
Dodge, OF New York. They presented resolutions
OF that assembly expressive OF fraternal
regard and confidence, and followed them
that they came not TO ask for reunion
not to ask for immediate correspondence
but to ask the appointment OF committee to meet
similar conmiIee appointed by the Northern AS
sembly and confer respecting varied matters anu
questions VI Jurisdiction and property rights be-
tween the two assemblies, and secure, II possible
the adjustment OF all differences between the two
bodies on basis that shall be just and honorable
oil parties and worthy OF Christian men.
While they were speaking the breatdless interest
and the deep emotion formed scene that will not
be forg0Jen. The kind words OF the speakers evi
dently found lodgment In the hearts OF those to
whom they were addressed.
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Politics.
Fatal Explosion.

LONDON May 20, 1870
The political news to-day Is unimportaut.
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The Uxbridge Murders.

AuV UXDFIuRe NIUrderDs
LONDON, May 26, 1870.
The name OF the engineer, who. with his family
was murdered In Uxbrdge Is Marshall. The sup.
posed murderer, now under arrest IL said to be his
brother. who was transported to Australia eighteen
years ago through the efforts of the deceased.
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Boston AnniversnriSs-The Unitcrinn Ees.
tivai--Ancrican Tract Society.

Boston, May 20, 1870.
The annual festival Of the Unitarians In Music Hall
this afternoon was as usual, an enjoyable event.
Mr.. II. II. Coolidge presided. Rev. James Freeman
Clarke responded for the clergy and r. W. Morse,
Jr, for the laity Addresses were also made by the
Rev. Messrs. Collyer, Bellows Hall, Thippen,
McAuley, Schemerhorn and others.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the American Tract
Society to-day the resolution adopted yesterday dis
sowing the society reconsidered by vote OF so
to ~. proposition OF Rev. DR.. Warren to reduce
expenses ana liquidate their liabilities with the
assets and tus enable continuation, was defeated
and finally the recommendation OF the executive
committee to place the affairs OF the society In the
hands OF special committee was adopted, and the
chairman >. >. Tohey, was authorized TO appoint a
committee OF fifteen to act In the matter
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IN Reported to Parliament.
Parlipncnrary Progress.

LONDON, May 28, 1870.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer, Mr.. Lowe, said
the additional claims OF refners for draw backs on
sugar would he allowed, and In olher cases three
shnllngs drawback would be conceded.
The Irish Land bill, with amendments, was re-
ported from the committee Alter discussion OF
some OF the amendments the report was agreed TO,
ana the bill was ordered to be read Tor the third time
on Monday next The announcement of Ne result
was received with loud and repeated cheers
After brief debate Oh the naval policy the House
adjourned
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The Reformed Presbyterian synod.

CINCINNATI, May 20, 1870.
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod came to vote
yesterday morning on the acceptance Of the report
OF the committee as the basis of the union resulting
10 In favor and ~ against. The result mas been
anticipated.
Afer the defeat OF the basis submitted by the com.
mi tee resolution, introduced by the Rev. J. F.
Morton, Tor the appointment OF a new committee,
was defeated by the adoption OF substitute declar
ing that the SYNOD would cease at least for the pre-
sent, any further efforts on the subject OF union,
and trusting In the head OF the Church anu the ood.
ness OF their cause, woald go forward with united
hands and hearts In the prosecution OF their own
appropriate work.
The final adjournment was not carried until nearly
one O'Clock last night
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A.-FOr n stylish nrd EicRnut Hat Go to
DOuGAN'S 102 Nsssaa street,
of Ann atree{
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A.-Tbis Is FREQ Country, ard if Poo.
pie like to use hair cooring compositions full Of dirt they
have right 10 do but suggests that when PA
LONs vIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
iud sweet and peasantcan be obtained every drug
stora, none but tho uaratnei will usc any other
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Maryland Frotestant EpIscopaI Convention.
BALTIMoRE. May 20. 1870.
In the annual Diocesan Convention Of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church to-day, proposition to amend
article Of the constitution making standing COM
mittees to consist Of five clerical and three Law mem.
bers, was discussed at length and was finally lost
At three O'Clock the Convention took a recess.
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A.-SaratOuw--The Most Perfectly Ventilated
and elegant Hat Of the season, al HEBBERD CO.'S ES
Hrao odwpy
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A.--Espenscheid Issues ThIs Day the Sam,
mer styles OF Gentlemen's HATS at lib Nassau street
All the Latest Stvlcs Of Summer Hats. ne
popular prices, at IERKY'S, - Union square,
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Tho Eeniau War News from Canada-Prcsi-
dent Grants ProclnmntiOn-A "Decided
6ensation.'
LONDON, May 20, 1870
The voluminous Dispatches received from New
York giving the text OF the Presidents proclamation
and the movements OF the Fenians were printed In
the newspapers here THIS morning and have made
q decided sensation. AS mentioned In previous de-
spatches, President Grants course Of action is
warmly commended on all sides.
The London Times says that, while the proclama.
lion itself L. satisfactory the absence OF American
troops on the border to carry Its provisions is
deplorable. "rhis however, the Times continues,
sis not surprising, a troops are not usually quar-
tered on friendly frontier. Troops should be sent
TO Canada from England Immediately, and Cauada
should forward to tns ront all the soldiers she can
spare. Canaa must have no tenderness for this
second offence The marauders must be treated as
robbers, ruefana aud murlerers.n
The London Te,e0ropa saws President Grant has
acted with loyalty ana honor.
The London Post Is confident that the loyal and
enegetic action OF the American President viii
place the Fenians in proper light before the world,
as being the enemies oil mankind.
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Inyali.ed,

LONDON, May 20, 1870.
Mr.. Disrae f. again ILL., but 1t Is said there Is no
reason for immediate apprehension.