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The C1nsbria DI.ater,
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j. ..NoTalirc u He OglY 5,rciro,.
We have a very sad tale to tell AS the
! result Of the storm Of Wednesday night
I The Cambria of the Anchor Line of
steamcrs, has been wrecked at Tunis-
tTahu, near the entrance 10 Iougll
toyle, and We have reason to fear that
: there IS only one survivors, stceragg
passenger named John Mcfarland.
who was returning to his friends in the
neighbOrhOOd of Omagh. He was pick
ed up yesterday Thursday morning
/ hy Captain Daniel Gillespie, Of the En-
teFpEise, belonging to Mr. AfcChrystall
(late MeChrystalI & Elliott, Of this city
and the account (which he gives of the
melancholy occurrence IS briefly as fol-
lows:
Between ten and eleven O'Clock on
wednesday night the Cambria, which
was under canvas and steam and prO-
ceedlng at a rapid pace, struck on Innis-
trahul rock, about seven miles south
east of the Heads, at the entrance TO the
IioUgh, and the vessel Immediately
commenced to ill with water. II va
at once evident thata large hole hal
been made in the ship. The engine
fires weGe at once put out, the crew and
passengers rushed on the deck, and Or
ders were given 10 launch the small
boats. -Four boats We're accordingly let
down, into one of which Mcfarland
got along with about fifteen other pas
Sengers. The boats were quickly drift
ed irom the wreck, and Mcfarland can
mol say what became of those which
parted from him. The boat in which
he secured 2 seat was almost immedi-
atelY CapsiZed, and after regaining con
seiOusness he found himselfgrasping the
gunwale of the boat, which by this time
had rlghted. He succeeded in getting
INTO the boat, and he then discovered
the body Of a lady dressed in black silk
under the seats. He tried whether auv
consciousness still remained with his fell
low passenger; hut he soon saw that life
had fled. The lady had, no doubt, been
drowned during the time the boat was
upset. Mcfarland spent the night
from between 10 aud II O'Clock i'm an
open boat, tossed about by the waves.
which every moment threatened to In
gulf him, until half-past two Thurs
day morning, when he was fortunately
picked up by the Enterprise. CAPTAIN
Gillespie put about his vessel and sailed
arNllnd the scene of the disaster fOrsome
ume, and Mr.. BRADLEY, his mate, al
great personal risk, succeeded i'm rt.srU-
ing the survivor from the boat. The
Cambria had left New York on the 18Th
Instant, and had made good passage
to the entrance of the Foyie.
The passengers and crew were con
tenIselvcs ON the speedy
voyage, fully expecting that in am hour
or 50 they would Ae OFF Mobile, when
the catastrophe occurred As nearly oS
ltcan be estimated there were about
me hundred and eighty souls, includ-
ing the crew, IN the vessel ut the same.
time londonderry Journal.
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Church Directory.


isr PEBaBITERAN CHuEoH.-West Court Street.
Rev J. a. P. McGaw, PsstoT. Services every SAB
tfbsth. Hours: II, A. n, ~, 7. n.
I Sabbath school at . P. y.
evening, az O'Clock.
and Walnut Streets. Rev. A. J. imhoa' fastorf-
Services every othes Sabhath. Hours IL A. ~ n
sabbata sshool evsy sabbaa sssP. n,
Isr Nr-4 Z. CHUrca. -soatli-west corner Church
and North Nain streetg. Rev; - stsphensos' Pas
sabbath 8chOOlat *, P. n
General Clast Meeting, Monday evening, a. z
Regular Prayer Meeting, wednesday evening, at 4
49, tltJ re 49, 5 EaA1L
/ Cd NTH CHURCH.-East Water Rtrect, Rev, =
FurgesOn, Pastof. Services every s41eatl. linl5i
q ssSbt5sfa & ~ e, $500 4 ).
General Class Iaeiing e1ntia7s at 8 ~ tpal
I Church bnildina drnds ite Market House.
/ Prayer Meetill alnessay eEeling' as slafea.
B,prr-v o4--6l ~ Coslt street. Rsy. B. =.
Taylor, PsStcf sal7ices ever asbhath. h0AfS u
sabbath sch0oi st 9s j.
Prayer Mestins eincsdag evening, J o'clock
EPISCOPAL CHBa1a,-ls -lssrhlr s6i65o sld Kehion,
Streets Rev. " u. FfObaseo, llcol5 ssf7icsa ever
sabbath. Hours; u, g m, IS, ,. n. =
W. JrRrst7a14 f,ri7Fgr-- gs-lnrisuEE. SIX
NoTthvest corDorSonih Main and Reynolds stlsets.
Rev. Frank seWan Pastor. Services eyeTy sabbath.
sabbath School atsp. n.
! C,,TEor1o CHuHoIs. street. RsVJ A. Keal-
ney, Priest. asEVices every Sabbath Hour; Il 3 N.
ASSOCIATE REroRNED CHURGF,- Vest Market st.
Rev. H. II. Thompson; RastOr. Services sgeFy sao-
bath, Hours: II q m.
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WALLACE,
WaIIace's acoount says:

Wallace's account says:
We left New York on Saturday night
I at seven o'clock, and'had fne weather
up to the morning of October 20, when
the wind sprung up from the south. At
noon there was Il moderate gale. As
the sun went down il was blowing a
perfect hurricane. All was we'll until
eight o'clock, when the wind shifted
suddenly to the southwest, when the
ship became unmanageable, and hav-
ing list to port, the sea commenced
rushing on board On the lee side Of the
ship, and staVing in the bulwarks and
cabin doors. We tried to get her oil be-
fore the wind, and put Cn all the steam
we could, but il was of no use. I was at
the wheel, and we brought her un to
the wind again, and tried 20 lsX the cab
in door, but the sea was rushing on
board to such a degree that the men
could not work.
We then twisted her .lih to pay her
head oil, hut ii was blown into ribbons.
although il had been snugly furled. BY
this time the sea had stove i'm the en-
gine-hOUse aud was rushing down into
the fire and engine-roOm at the rate of
many tons per minute, and the ship
listing over still more, she was fast fill
liz D lsASliCu lilC W utcl utter Aell llle
engine stop, l was very thirsty, and
then managed to get on the hurricane
deck, when l found the two ice-boats
were gone from the ship and the men
were getting the other EOats really. I
was still so thirsty that I came back 60
the Captains room and got a drink
there ANA opened the weather cabin
door TO see how the passengers were be-
having, but did not see a soul, rs they
We're all in their stateTOOms unable tO
come cut on account of the shin living
OH her beam ends.
I then came on the hurricane deck
and got into the after boat, with six
Others then in. II was lying on the
deck waiting for the ship 10 ga down
she then being nearly on her beam ends.
The Captain, nate and engineers ten
in aIl-were in the boat, aud in less than
five minutes the boats were ailOat. hui
in such heavy sea that | was afraid
We would get foul Of tho ships rigging.
While tho vessel was sinking the other
boat halted and asked MS if we Wore mn
right, and after this the steamer roi
foul OF their boat and took her down
with tho ship.
Inc heSJs were lngcrsOll's metallic
liieboats, and I think tue captains boat
got clear and camc up again as q boat
bottom up was seen two hours after, but
no person was in il. Aftcr the ship's
masthcad was out of sight we thought
ourselves al right as the ship was
clear OF us, but we counted without q
host, for heavy sea capsized the boat,
all managed after great eScrtions IA right
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RArzs or ADvBRrIs1No.


her and get in again. The ship again
went down at two T.. NJ, and ut midi
night the weather moderated and was
still. The hardships encountered by the
five men were terrible, willie Drawing
the fury of the elements for sixty hours
in an open boat without food or water.
except a small onion which served to
mOisten their paTched and aching lips.
After being cast on the beach by the
breakers, in view of the light house at
JupiteT's Inlet, only the Second mate
and a seaman were strong enough to
drag themselves to the building for as
sistance. The rest lay exhausted until
the keeper sent a boat to take them
away. The passengers, thirty-six I'm
number, without doubt, all persisted in
their state-roOms. When the steamer
suddenly lurched Oyeron her beam ends,
the water poured into tile cabin where
they were securely fastened TO die a
horrible death without even battling
for existence. 1t would have been mad-
ness the survivors state, To have at
tempted TO rescue them, as the cabin
was a trap into which it was certain
death to venture. Horrible as the
thought is, nothing could be done by
the officers and crew but save them
selves.
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WE find the following in the Cincin

WE find the following in the Cincin-
natl Commercial, of Nov. 9th;
A MEETING of Confederate soldier,
was held in Richmond, Thursday night,
to express their sorrow at the death OF
Gen. Lee. Gen. Jubal A. early presid-
ed After the organization, the Presi-
dent announced jefferson Davis as the
first speaker. AS Mr.. Davis arose to
walk to the stand, every person in the
house rose to their feet, and there follow
ed such a storm of applause as seemed
to shake the very foundations of the
building, while cheer upon cheer was
echoed from the throats of veterans sa-
luting one whom they delighted to hon
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HOOaana's German Tonic

Is combination Of al the ngedlenn Of the Bitterf
With fuRE Santa Crrs Rum, Orange, etc. IL iE used
ior lie Eame disease a. Che Bitters in cases where
come Hu7a alcoholic stimulus is required. YnH viii
hear IN mind that theEs remedies are emirely differ
ent from any Others Advertised 8r the cure Of tie dis
usFes hamed these being scientific preparations Of
medfcl extracts, while the others are mere decOc-
tions ol rum IN some form. The TONIC is decidedly
enc OF the most pleasant and agreeable femedes ever
oferedi 10 the public. ls taste is exquisite lt 10 q
pleasu1e 10 take IT, while it's hiegivHg. eXhanting,
andmeicnal qualities have cansed Il % be known as
fhc Greatest Of all tODice
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10 takr anything else that ho may say i Just as good,
dies viii be ent By express 70 any locality upon 81
plicnlion 10 tho
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. G3f ARCH STREET. PisilGdelphtE.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor;
Qormerly @. n. JACKSON q Ce)
There Temediosnr0 for Gal9 By Druggists sofeEeep
ers, and Medicine Dealers oveTyWheTc,
~ DO u0t forget 70 GIsmino Ucn he srticls ~
hFg II Uder ioge The gEl1lnE.
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Lucky ONEN-A German paper r.
lates the following story of one of the
late battles which is not altogether in
credible:
y young soldier i'm the midst Of the
tumult Of battle, thought he saw ON the
grass n iuur-lcaved shamrock growing
As such plant is rare, and is consider
cd to bring good luck, he stopped 10 take
IT, At that moment q caunOn-hall pass
Cd over his head Su near that nc must
have boen killed il me had hot been
bonding down. The man 50 miraCul-
ously saved seut this plant. 20 which h,
owes his life, "a his 6ctrothcd in Ko,-
uigsburg.'
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HON. WBL. F. ROGERS,

MdT1f OF The city o. BuIlaIO, n. I.
~ MAYORS OFETcE, BUFFALO, June q, 1850.
slhaFeusB1 Hooaqnde German Bittcrs and Tonic
IN my hmIy dhrihg tire past year, and con recon.
mend them as en- excellent tonic, imparthg tone Grq
ggOr "a the system. Their use has been prOdnctire
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NON JA1fFs TUObIPSON

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PeHnsylIania.
PIIIhA BEIFIla, April 2s, 1866
II consider " iI0Oda9d'e GermsH BiltgBi' g valuable
n cales OF attacks Of Indigestion or Dys-
pepsla can eefiiy ths irpul ny eH pSTienSe Of iE
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AREBlca FIRE CO. B0.i.
Meet frst wednesday evening IN each month q,
their Ban OvsrG. C.C0uisoa,s GEoee[y.
L. e. UOVEH, PFes't.
JOHN n. PENCE. sec'y
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mEAsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY
which can i,e obtained at the Psl Ale-e'
rS--rJus7 WM. r. BARR,
l. j. htg57 ~ 54,s, ss,,,,4,- ! Gen1 Pass'r Ag't.
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Jefferson Davis on General Il. L. Lee.
Memorial Meeting IN Richmond,
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TEGELnEOITE.
II any medicinal preparation:
HON. George n. WOODWARD,

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
CHEF JuStlee Of e5upreme Court OF Pennsylvania
F writes
1HHADELPHtA, March i6, 1857
dnd - Ho8fisd German BiiteFB" Is q good tonic,
ussful in dseaEee the digestive ofcaRE and Of great
benefit cases % debility and want Of nervous action
u 'l1 + fSsA' a9u'' 'i''y GEO. w.wooDwARD.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Pare always as low asi7y- any otler ronle'
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The Steamship varuna Disaster.
sAvANNAu, November >, 1870.

SAVANNAH, NovembeF >, 1870,
On the 20th of October, at ten O'Clock
2. NJ, the steamship Varuna foundered
in the Gulf Stream, thirty miles from
Jupiter Inlet on the Florida coast, du-
ring one Of the most terrible hurricane
witnessed in that latitude. The steam-
er was thrown on her beam ends, and
went down, only allowing time for two
lifebOats to put of, One Of these. CON
tanning Captain Spencer, engineers and
fiIemen, ten in all, was carried down
with the vessel, while the other, con-
tanning seven of the crew, was finally
beached on Jupiter Inlet, two of the
men, Samuel Mccormack, firemen,
and James Flynn, seaman, losing their
lives in the breakers. The remaining
five, w. Kirkland, second mate; Wni.
Wallace, quartermaster; Thomas Glen
non, James Burns and George Watson,
seameE, arrived to-day from Florida,
and left for New York.
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Buoland's German Remedies are counterlciied
the VaUuipe have the signatuTe or q. NJ Jackson
OF NE IruIt VI iho outside wrapper OF each bottle
ard the name Of tho article blown u each bottle Al
others arc counterfeit
7Irles Of the IIIttors, SI.OO per bottle
: ~. q b1lr dozen for $500
DP, a. bRtf dozen for $3.50.
me [onic IL pat iIp Ia 0ifHrt bottles.
Rccollecl that st Is Dr. Hoohand'I German Rene
mendgd and do rot allow the drnEGistSt0 induce you
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MouuNEHEEFE co. NO.

Meet senond Tassdly evening In each month, g
thsiF ban in rear % Court a0lee-
B.F. GAN6oN. Pres'l.
HORACE g. HAPPERsETT, sec'y.
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Dyspcpsla had tho Dyspepsia 80 badly II was i'm
possible 10 Keep any food on ny stomach qld 70
came so weak as not TO be able 10 Walk hall nqiiI
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
- = JAMES n. WOOD.
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HON. GEORGE SHARsWOUD.

Justice bf lis Supreme Court Of PeHnsyfraniQ.
- PIIILApEiEHfA, June /, 1868.
have found by eEpcriencs fiat :. IInOgggd's Geg-
nan 81 tiers i5 very good tonic, relieving dySpcpiic
symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
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Hon IAMEs M WOnD-


EE-i[nypr Of WipiamEport, PennBylvanla.
l laEe gfbAt pleasure In recommending " "uOonand'5
Gcgnau Tonic" 70 any one who may be salctcl wiGl
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ssllEd heallhy cnnplexiOn ersicaie the yclw iiHgg
from ths eye impari a hlunm 10 the checks, and
change the paijaDi rom Ehtri-hreair' eniaciated
weak ard nervous invalid. tOa hllIaced, stont' ana
Vigosnaf person
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REseUE Heok % LAD0ER eos 70. {,

Meet fFEt Wednesday evening b escl Onth, e. thell
Half IN Fnufnar & EeIBon' 3 Gothic Block.
ROYALJ. WINDER, Foreman.
GEORGE p PENCE, Bec'y
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Niuneoln Trlhe. No. 81, meet every Tuesday evening"
In third Story Of Viewers buiiding-NoIthesst cor
of Public Square.
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IA SslsAIs sn2lslss AIs &sas SLIe4l
y using the 9itteFs Or Tenie,
rHesE RerEDIEs ARR TYE
Host blood TURNER'S

cr6r Known and wifi cure all diseases resulting from
he'd blood. Keep your blood pure keep jon liver in
ohiton, By the use OF these remedies and no dis
ele win ever assail yOu. The best men IN the c0un-
llF recommend them. II years OF honest reputation
- for anything you must Try these preparations.
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ucns chen in i.ylug Posture, Dimness OF Vision,
Dult or Webs before the Sight. Dali Pain In the
ueBd, Deficiency OF Respiration, YeOwness
Sr the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sudden
FlusheS OF Heat Burning in the Flesh,
ecnSiant lmaginlnrs Of Evil and Great peFrss.
~ sion OF Spirits.
Az Mls indicate Dlelaa. n tts Lirsr Or Digestirs
OYgdlts, combined iUih Impure BLOOD.
70 . Hollands German Bit4efS
d entirely vegetable and enntains liquor. 70 i
: compound Of Fluid Extracts. The Roots, Merbl,
and Bdrks from which these Extracts are made, arc
gathered from Germany. Al the Medical virtues are
sTfraeted from them BY a rciehlifc chemist. These
ayrae Rfe thcH 0rNardcd TO this country 70 be used
expressly for the manufacture OF heee Wtert. There
q no alcoholic substance Of any kind used in com
pounding the Bitere hence II s The only BtterH that
can be- used in caseE where alcoholic siimuantE are
GOT atlvifablc
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T0WN8HIP

40WNsHfP 99s9T' 55
Trustees RI Cheetham,
fis-t d W Todd.
9fs. va Haus. "a 3 Isssiry, sdiss. y. -.
58iSa Jacob zombvo. WIN wharton s HRoash.
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MASONIC REGISTER.


Urlaua Lodge, No. a, meets Friday evenings
Champaign Eneampmeut, No. p meets md
and fth Monday evenings.
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.,sS BslSlt 85gSage. are transferred Rfseo Charge IL
SSH ~ Tsef ventilated and most lt'ZuLlo'is .,.
sd, Is,.oebes BE- IN THE Akl5Il - se''ii'
Dany all night trains on tLls 5l1 ,Ss 6pened
,-s1v Ferry nom their jersey ,,sSs- ~ slI
fSof Of 2si St., New York, thus ~ 5,2 win
-t the eTpense and annoyance o. 2 81 e' 0A- %
omnibus transfer. ~, 5ssa r,I,fe OF the
- AAnS,S.- AnS - = ~ fi7s most picturesque ana
66J,tif,1i csraeter Admirers OF Nat9hSs :
ties in a daylight tOHrney over LIE .,1lierfs 81
gS1d IN IFS ever changing lanasCl.lles 9Ul'
,ullII,oItjI,IsI lily admiration and interest,"
The New York herald., 1870-05-28

FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, May t7--6P. M
~n~>>o.o-o-~>->>>O~<

WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, May E-6P. M.
The markets to-day were irregular and unsettled
until toward the ciose when they became strong ana
closed firm. In the earlier part OF the dry
THE STOCK MARKET
was exceedingly buoyant, and the dealings at Inc
morning board were on aiarge scale. The favorable
character OF the report OF the Pacific Mail Company
induced demand for the stock. under which the
price ran up to ~. The items were generally can
vassed and the exhibit regarded as highly favorable
It viii be remembered that the HERALD gave about
six weeks since tie substance OF the report as now
presented, ana when the stock was quoted 81
to 80 This advance, as well "a o rise In
gold to 1l5X, occasioned general activity at
the Stock Exchange and in the case Of some OF the
railway shares a sharp advance In prices. ROCK
Island touching 12o OHIO and mississippi 4o Read
ing 108 subsequently with the decline In gold and
on sales to realize the market broke down one TO
three per cent the latter extreme being reached In
the case OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph shares,
which fell to 116h. The New York Central STOCK anu
scrip were Conspicuous in this movement, their de
cline being assisted by the rumor that Commissioner
Delano insists collecting the tax OF s2,2oo,ooo
which is due the government as the Ave per cent
internal revenue impost on the scrip dividend OF
$45 100000 issued the holders Of the original New
YORK Central and Hudson River shares. With
the subsequent rally IN gold the marxeS
improved, and closed firm at sharp reaction
from the lowest prices OF the day.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
The New York herald., 1870-05-28

IN T. ..x Ysst q ,eS v: y; s;.s pos sSs
New Y0. not :, III. .Svus,, sss psss e.:
Ss & p'ss q a. 3
'c5pHn M p Sls os ssssrssd there
v;Gn = hs S .sr M pas 70 the second third fourth
on e s YoS
party enets rspuecan % s .S Hs~ NJ
SSs " q TSs': Ss s and
ara rs s asn .s Csss aSc ss
crime han Boston, c,,,,..,...
report ina. under the provsisn: OF
q. I act was oS a D
no degree ihsghfa act Of person IN the e1scise
fssd unSsIosi . pressr., !hs si.h.. q men e.
q s nss s s Ss
1 s % Ss s.s oi
~ Ss % ~ s : sS o ,ss
refrain from doing The hnss prch.Scd hy S %ho
himself claimed could hnd nothing hs bill IN its IN
functions which he could Justly He was confident sn
e fairly and aaeSosns p hs w Of ne S9s
s:sa sS dS
BY declaring pains and penalties those who
s s Il s ascssa ssnss
crimes i brought those acts within tho forum Of the
sss%Ssss ia, = p;Ssons q ,
State would be much Impossible 10 convict
the crime or Violating the election laws would be to
his colleague Cox to Heaven without repentance.
U.aughterl -
MT BIHGuAM closed the debate BY replying to tho Argu
made against the bill He denied that II gave any en-
informes declared that IN no uterance
OF Curan he enough foolish enough TO suppose
that his burning and immortal words In denuncaton OF IN
tribunal of justice for the vfndication OF right OF
redress wrong He asked when and where Liberty
found shelter refuge anywhere on this planet save
the shelter and OF law enforced by the courts
taken and the report OF the conference
committee agreed TO. Yeas, iSS Nays bS-a strictly
f~T - THE INTERNAL REvxNuE BILL.
on Ways Means back the Internal Revenue
BILL asked to have the s reading OF the BID dispensed
with. Agreed 10.
Mr. SCHENCK moved that when the House adjourn TO NOR
be till Tuesday, Monday being the day for decorating
ADMISSION THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE. .
The SPEAKER directed the clerk TO read the rule governing
the oor and after 1t read he gave notict
would hold hereafter that he bad no more rIght
that any other member had and that h
would decline for the doorkeeper to execute
rule the Chair would not be responsible for any
body on the ioor except those who were privileged
Several members-That Is right.
REDUCING INTERNAL TAxEs
The House then proceeded with the consderaiion OF
bill reduce internal After some preliminary rc
marks by Schenck apology for Its length eighty
printed pages), which, he said inevitable, as EN-
braced all legislation the subject revised and presense
proceeded the first section, but 1t covered th
pages the bill the reading had only Just concluded &e
the hour of tive O'Clock arrived and the House thereupo
adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
A FLuRRY I'M ExoHANGE.

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The foreign exchange market was strong early in
the forenoon at 1922 Tor prime bankers sixty day
sterling and 1lolG for sight bills. The advance in
gold and the Improvement in fve-twenties at Lon
don led TO the drawing OF bond bills, the sale
OF which led the sale out OF second hands OF prime
bills at 109Z, and even 1t IL said as low 1905. All
so offered were promptly absorbed, and the market
closed firm at the opening rates. Indeed, the lead
ing bankers did not draw at all below the figures
first above quoted, the only transactions under their
quotations occurring as just stated.
THE GOLD MARKET EXCITED.
The advance in exchange, as well as the engage
ment OF nearly million dollars for export by the
steamer tomorrow, LED to an active movement in
the Gold Room, and the price ran up to 1l5H,
although the circumstances Of the gain OF $4,000
in the specie reserve Of the Bank OF England and
the Improvement in the foreign quotations for our
national securities adverse to such course OF
the market. Indeed the latter cause was operative
eventually and occasioned decline to 1l4s, but the
closing strength OF exchange ana the confirmation
of the report that a million dollars was on board or
en- route for the steamers that sail tomorrow over
came this influence and the price reacted to 1147s
115. The chief fluctuations Of the day were as fol-