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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
THE PRESBYTERIANS.
NEW PREsBYTERIEs IN ASIA AND THE sOUTH-A
THEOLOGICAL TROUBLE-COL0RED SPEAKERS
HEARD.

NEW PREsBYTERIEs IN ASIA AND THE soUTH-A
THEOLOGICAL TROUBLE-COLORED SPEAKERS
HEARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2-This mornings scs-
sion has almost wholly occupied with that old
test about the Northwestern Theological Seminary
which time agtated the Old School General
Assembly, and which has fallen like weight upon
this reunited body 1t unnecessary ~ repeat at length
here the main points Of discussion which suffi
GENTLY reported in THE TRIBUNE at both the May and the
November sessions Of the Assembly OF 1862 The Chicago
North WestD seminaryihadloo.O 900 given or promised
to it some years ago, by Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick; and
grounds with the o. 81 Assembly he expressed desire
to change the OF his gift. Tie subject recon-
in Pittsburgh last FALL and has been presented this MORN
ing by the Committee majority Of the Committee 1.-THE
Rev. Villeroy ID. Reed, d. d., Charinan) reported pro-
posed action as follows:
This Assembly ona enons upon the person, concerned that n9
further respecting past issues be INDUCED IN and all should
oo ally unite in efforts to promote the prosperity oil the Institution In
q theology has been vacated 1.-THE report also
sans mat ,Is Es, M ~ b hU'I beS [ from The uS in
snent OF his bond according TO The Tecnon OF The Assembly no oc
nasmaeb that classification has oen eIeaie by The
TO make such ehnge WI son neL 70 Aes ~ tns
sen S,s s Pr s s' S s in seeore. ~th the
= In Of the agreement a. the friends and
Tie SEN @ have % 1 rs G ,s nas soS
tnbu toward it, hdosmen sha male prompt and earnest efforts to
recommending "A resignation Of the three Trustees; but
the majority report adopted above, after long
debate.
The matter OF finance resumed aud was decided,
after some debate call for contributions for the flNe
Million Memorial Fund from the churches In January
next at such time within that month as may SUIT .ii
convenience.
The following Committees announced; -,
A uye consider rport NhAl 'hhhgrs u avg
are proper of Trustees 81 The 1eathl Assembly
~ N. P,t.gn Church. G.gr juan go. Judge Strong and
II. ~ McAltteI tsq the Rev Dr q e. Beauty anu ''oJ
Reed.
10 secure proper legislation ht fiom feDas'hAAa AID I've h0I
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PRUSSIA.
DEATH OF WALDECK.

BEIIS, May l6.-The death of the distinguished
liberal statesman, Franz Leo Waldeck, which took
place asst Thursday morning the 18th inst, has pro-
duced profound impression not only in this city,
where bis eminent ability and personal worth were
recognized even by his political opponents, but
throughout the ranks of the whole progressive and
republican party in Germany. Among the advocates
Of popular government in Prussia, he had long held
The foremost position; his zeal his sincerity his dis
oeuon and his cOnstancy alike entitled him to that
honorable distinctions while the purity and integrity
o. his private character 50 conspicuous, as to
soften the bitterness Of conservative prejudice and to
gam him host Of friends in circles which had the
least possible sympathy with his opinions as well as
among the believers in political freedom who trusted
Nm a. the exDOunder of their creed and the cham
pon Of their cause. His funeral, which was cele-
DRAFTED yesterday with appropriate and touching
ceremonies, drew together an immense concourso OF
people 1t is seldom indeed that such honors are
'dd " the memory Of th0se who have oeepDied even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
CUBA.

EXECUTION OF OSCAR CEsPEDEs - REPORTED
SPANISH sUCCESSES-LANDING OF FILIBUS-
TIERS.
HAVANA, June 2.-Ofiicial dispatches from
CaptGeuegal DE Rodas announce that Oscar Cespedes
Va executed at Puerto Principe on the 29th ult
Co., Faardos column had killed IL and captured seven
ro, and brought in 100 who surrendered to receive
PARDON Among the latter members of the families OF
enaco gramonte Argayo Guerra Cisneros, and other
Aoteinsurgents Gen. AgTamOntes correspondence was
eptur,d IN abandoned camp at Vuelta-Abajeros Sc
DIR Rafael ZOldOrar is among the killed.
Co. Mouau,r reports that the detachment under his
command has killed 20 rebels, including the cheftains
Oalo Mala, Enrique Mora, and Joaquin Guzman The
troops under Col Aguitar at Maraquan furnish list OF
SfeDeis killed. including Luis Vera, noted leader They
o captured prisoners 60 horses and large quantity
dsns Ia addition TO this, seven rebels were shot at
Guianaro
AZ present less than nine columns Of Spanish troops
operating in the insurrectionary district Reports
circulation Of the landing Of flibusters, some say
Puerto del Padre others Tunas, but trustworthy
Particulars have been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
THE FENIdNS.

TROOPS WITHDRAWING FROM THE BORDER-THE
VOLUNTEERS COMPLIMENTED.
MONTREAL, June 2.-The troops are rapidly
Withdrawing from the Prince Arthur presented
stand OF coors the volunteers at Huntington today
Complimentary speeches made by the Prince and
Gen Lindsay the conduct OF the men during TIE re-
cent raid.
GEN. STARR AND COL. SMITH BAILED OUT.
BUFFALO, June Gen. Starr of Kentucky,
in prison here and Col william b. Smith of Buffalo, i'll
prison at Canandaiga bailed in this city to-day in
the sum OF $1,000 each, with two sureties each.
MALONE CLEAR OF FENIANS.
MALONE, n. Y, June 2.-The town is now
clear of Fenians Col Leverch sent $50 men home yes
terday This afternoon the remaining &c., mostly from
Ohio and the States received transportation TO
Buffalo. This ends the second lesson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

go. Vegetation is suffering severely in Central
New York from the want OF rain
The Worcester County Mass Baptist Sunday
School Convention met at Leominster yesterday
1.-The Denver-Pacfc Railroad was finished on
ult point little thirty miles from Denver
THE United States Hotel at Avon Springs, N.
Hall i'f Roeh5s s'as'''' D-''' '-'
The bill to aid the Bangor and Piscataqus
Railroad voted 10 Bangor Yesterday resulting IN It's defeat BY
total Of 734 for, and s45 against.
"A train of % cars, filed with strawberries, ar
rived Chicago Wednesday night tue Illinois Central Railroad
The whole cargo weighed over 100 tuns
1.-THE Sunday Adretiser of Portland, Me-, has
been purchased and goes under the eG, control Of Capt Eno
The annual Conference of the Wesleyan Meth
o,t Church assembled Toronto "Wednesday over 800 ministers
President
...B Between three and four hundred mail bags,
direct from the Posofce at Lgndo hound to hs south Sea Islands
Mind ever passed overland
The Old Colony and Newport Railroad, on
ton on the ARRIVAL Of their boats coming East.
Central Illinois on Wednesday was visited by
The crops splendid condition and nearly month
aSn9 1 S1I r G' a Hysf f more plenty "
go. Two miles and six hundred feet of track were
laid on the Denver Pae RalHhy on wedaesa T%enhne miles
laying from Denver the rate of miles day
AT the evening session of the U. S. senate,
ug Sppopatons to carry out treaty paous payment Of
snnue including item Of sl6oOOo to out treaty 'uPula
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Chicago Railroad held in Chicago yesterday the
following gentlemen elected Directors. John NJ Burke n Bar
Harvey Kennedy, AMI b. Bas Of New York L. Ienhays Of Am
seam William l.. and Milton COPYRIGHT of Enc T. Foaer Of
watertowu H. Person John Turner George Dunlap Henry
II. Porter and John Tracey OF Chicago
The Delta Epsilon Convention at Providence
have voted Trinity College Hartford and
College J. The Rev Dr. George w. Nohup
The meeting will be
College Of Hudson, Ohio MAY 1911
The evening With jubilee exercises
the Rev Dr. Nelson Of Cincinnati by the Rev. A. l.
Chills Of Waterloo y. Y, and supper at the City Hotel
During the past week the respective repre-
seuates Kill Navigation and Reading Railroad Conppes
have been Inventory o. the the Navigation
Company with the line the Railroad Company
when perpetual lease Of the for which negotiations
Understood pending shall be sge upon. Is reported that
tb event Of project Railroad Company
agreed expenses Of the Navigation Company from and after
the LIST inst
The Massachusetts House, yesterday, by Is
bill extending aid to the Boston Hartford
and Ere Railroad The important aturr OF this bill that
shall give he Beie bonds holds collateral
contributed by tie other bouAoers,
OF road Fshk the State and othe receiving
the hnis Of the cond The bill
poy Of the Company The approval
Council, for satisfactory To bnish the
ALREADY name for the settlement Of all claims
upon property Nth the interest secrung all July,
the con mortgage boads aud ' the Fat
teauoB and accordance of tic act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The members of the American Institute met
yesterday Cooper Institute Mr. ~ Ely in the chair
The Committee on Membership reported favorably on
IA candidates, who were then elected members.
The Committee Machinery reported favorably on
the question OF employing reporter, and after some
discussion the report was tabled.
Mr. Rich offered a resolution approprating $4,000 for
the current expenses OF the exhibition Of 1870 Mr. God
win objected the resolution the ground that il was
offered by the Treasurer of the Institute which In his
Judgment out order This objection was dlsIc-
garded, and the motion carried.
motion OF Mr. Egglest0n, the report Of the Machn-
cry Committee relative to the employment of reporter
taken from the table and warm discussion ensued,
bnt resulted in again tabing the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
CLOSE STEAMING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
An accidental ocean race has inst been run


across the Atlantic with result even more closely eal
than celebrated perforInanceso or the huSsl anu he
civ of Paris in February 1869 The cOntendng vessels
i'm This instance also belong 10 the Cunard ana Inna
COMPANIES the vessel of the former line being the Meme
ais and OF the latter the City Of BROOKLYN The last new
shin but one Of the line. The City OF Brooklyn lef on
her egular day. saturday @Oth APRIL ana the Nemesis,
being in NewYOrk left an extra NeSsel on the SAINT
day and nearly at the same hour BON vessels vi ,
together off the Rock Lighthouse at the mouth OF the
Mersey the afternoon of May H. AT 4;5o Inc olty o
Brooklyn according the record in her log left heT per
I'm New-YOrk at l:22 y. IN. on inc Solh oi APih,
and proceeded slow waiting Tor mt ine uu snd AZ
4l5 discharged her pilot The log Of the Nemesis records
that she passed Castle Garden, NewYOrk, at 32O m
Sandy E4s p. at 507 discharged her plot ana
$40 proceeded full speed The vessels were IN com
pany the next day Sunday May D. but ther logs 90 ot
record their being in company again untl sunday ,he
sth, after which they proceeded together 10 queens
town and Liverpool The City Of Brooklyn stopped on
ROches Point Queenstown, AT $3.50 D. H., Monday, May
9; D. m proceeded at 445 m OF the lOth, passed
Tuskar l155 Holyhead, lO m the Bell Buoy 400 inc
Rock Light The Nemesis arrived at Queenstown al g26
p the 9Th, left again at 10 M passed the Bel
Buoy at 4l4 the 10th, and the Rock Light AT 400
D. The folio wing il abstract OF each days steam
ing recorded in their respective logs:
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SPAIN.
TIE CUBAN GENERALS WILLING TO SURRENDER
THE THRONE QUESTION.

TIE CUBAN GENERALS WILLING TO SURRENDER
THE THRONE QUESTION.
MADRID, Thursday, Tune ., 1870
.spatchcs have been received at the Colonial
Ministry from CaptainGeneral De Rodas informing the
Government that insurgent Generals in Cuba offer to
surrender the condition that their lives and property
be spared and asking instructions to the to
pursue The Government has replied by telegraph that
their desire that rebel officers sincerely desiring to
give up the contest and 10 be recOnciled to Spain, be
dali with generously.
On Monday next the Cortes viii begin TO discuss
he question of filing the throne with the purpose Of
arriving at final solution. The partizans Of the Duke Of
Moncnser very Jealous and active and have great
hopes Of securing the nomination. The Republican
journals extremely bitter against him. They declare
uat the country is in danger when such is pro-
posed connection with the crown, and they urge
r.enug war against 1.-The Frenchmen," as they term
tbe Duke. As the day for the debate approaches the
agtaton grows deeper. The adherents of Espartero
have issued circular favOrng his election to the throne
TIE Liberal journals of this city condemn the proposed
law the emancipation of the slaves in the Spanish
colonies, by its provisions the children Of the
present. slaves are remain serving their owners too
long modification Of the bill in this respect is almost
unanimously called for.
There are as yet no tidings of the Engishmen who
were recently captured by the brgands Gibraltar
The Government making every effort TO hunt down the
euIrits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

r1NAL DECISION IN THE MoRDAUNT CASE
BLACKwOOD on LOTHAR-EXAMINATION OF
THE FENIAN EMISSARIES.
LONDON, Thursday, June o 1870.
The decision on the appeal of the plaintiff in
the Mordaunt divorce to-day rendered by Lord
penzance and Justices Kelley and Heating. The court
hold that owing to the continued insanity of Lady Nor
asunt she in condition TO make legal reply and
,hereore proceedings for divorce be carried no
further.
vrulcnt criticism appears in the last number of
Eaekicood Dsraeh and Lothair The article puzzles
the politicians. Many think that the Tories have taken
his course to shelve him.
The alleged Fenian emssaries Wilson and Davitt, who
were arrested last week. brought up for examna
ton today. great crowd of spectators occupied the
Courtroom and its approaches, and manifested their
synpahy for the prisoners in unmistakable manner
Unusual precautions had been taken the police author
us and no disturbance took place. Nothing OF import
aroe was elected at the examination. Bail offered
for the prisoners but refused and at the conclusion
Of tie proceedings the men were remanded to jail.
AcOncession has been granted for laying telegraphc
cable between points the English coast and the
mort Ul COruuna, Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
FRANCE
PARIS, Thursday, June 2, 1870.

OPPOSITION TO TIE MINISTRY-ADDITIOSALS SEN
TENCE AGAINST AN EDITOR-CAYALRY RE-
VIEW.
PARIS. Thursday, June 2, 1870
split occurred to-day in the Left Center of
The Corps Legslaf. Before the commencement Of to-
DAVIS sitting members Of that portion Of the Chamber
held a conference, and adopted resolution to vote
against the Ministry whenever its action is not in accord
anoe with their programme The President and Secre-
r Of the Left Center are reported be included in the
Bew party.
Tie proprietor of MGrSeildiSe though the journal
snow suspended has received additional sentence OF
@ francs fine and three months imprisonment for ar
ttes I'm bIsued in the last number.
The Emperor held grand review Of cavalry to-day
81 Lmgchamps. Immense numbers Of people from the
cts and surrounding country witnessed the spectacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
ITALY.
FoR,uDABLE REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS.

FORNIDABLE REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS
PARIS, Thursday, June 2, 1870.
The news from Italy is important. 1t is
rmored that formidable Republican demonstrations
lave been made at both ends OF Italy The force on the
ss border seems TO be acting concert with the Nea
tan insurgents 1t is said that Is Greek brigands
suty landed at Terra d Lavoro and joined the nsur-
gegts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

49,. Col A. II. Kenan, prominent lawyer of Mil
leigevlle' Ga. died yestesGAy.
80. Sir John Young Of Canada whose life has been
dePid OF for days reported TO be improving health.
Capt Asa Morrill, of the Third Police Station.
Boston, died YESTERDAY He xrlkncwu aud Efficient ofce
80. The Hon. John CQmer of Waterford N Y died
"Wednesday his reslenerage 81 Ne Presidential
Jefefsons second eysoo TO the Presidency in 1910
member Of tie Constitutional anerNar repre-
scented his district the ngnbe OF ,ea lie
SsT,cJ three u Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
ROME.

TIE POPE URGING GREATER INDUSTRY ON THE
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
ROME, Thursday June ., 1870.
The Pope declines, on any pretense whatever,
b delay tine deliberations Of the Gcumenical Council
g. even urges industry the part of the Fathers, and
Boz. -uc.ested that rhe daily meetings begin an hour
earlier than before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
A rnRlE SENT AGAINST GEN. JORDAN.

FORCE SENT AGAINST GEN. JORDAN.
LISBON, Thursday, June 2, 1870.
Sill later dates have been received from Rio
ls,..o. The news is mainly unimpOrtant. The Ar
rit. Republic had declined to recognize Gen. Jordan
cc had been sent against his followers in Entire Rios
G, account of the assassination of Urquiza.