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Steamship Bslona (Br, GIsadsu. London-Howiaud
sse.msh'p Britannia tBrA Campbell. oaassow- Hendes-
stsamAhp Flag, Lmsburnsr Fernandina Railroad
s.samshp Tennessee Chichester Charleston Morgan
q, Steamship Acuahne. Rector New Acknowledgements
Ship GariDAld Berry, PIsco and Caao- -Fabbr Chaun
Ship Aogul. Freeman, Bristol r Morssu,s Sons.
Bark Ganger Rolf tNor), Hendrickscn, Corkwendt. To
Bark Nuovo Moude tIta staracc Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Bark Anton lNGj, Fricke, Bremcn--Oerichs& Co.
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xr scnr waterman Chase, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
sShr Avail, Dibbe, Hartford Ferguson Wood.
Schr Mary A, Jeilerson Arthur Starbuck.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams. New Haven.
Steamer Coms!ock, Drake Philadelphia J w Briggs
Steamer + Phelps, Brown, PhIlat tc phia.
Steamer Vulcan Wilcox Phiadelphia.
Steamer Bristol Wallace. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Mapes, Smith. Philadelphia.
steamer Novelty. Wilcox, PhilAdelphia.
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The Church.

LONDON, May 25, 1870
In the House OF Commons to-day MIR. HILBERT
moved the second leading OF the bill removing the
civil disabilities OF clergymen who nave resigned
Their sacred functions. Messrs. Walpole, Ncwde-
gate, Henley and Sir L. Palk opposed and Mr. Bou-
wire supported the motion.
MI Bruce, the Home Secretary said for himself
nc approved the principles underlying the bill, and
ne promised on the part OF the government that the
measure should receive careful consideration.
The opposition was strong, and on division Of the
House the bill barely passed to second reading re.
ceivtng majority oil only eight votes.
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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.
Prospect OF Another Confess.

Prospect Of Another Contest.
LONDON. May 25 1870
There Is prospect Of fresh trials OF speed be-
tween the yachts Sappho and Cambria.
It is reported on good authority that Mr.. Douglas
has made proposals to Mr.. Ashbury for two races.
on these terms:-The yachts to saA sixty miles to
the windward and back; allowances to be made for
tonnage In the rst race by the Royal Thames Yacht
Club measurement, and IN the second by the York.
shire Yacht Club scale.
Mr.. Ashbury has not yet accepted the challenge.
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time 70 time be directed y the Union society, 20 tas
extent OF means furnished. &c. N 4
General Confercnce Of Tho Methodist EDisoe-
pal Church South. :

General Conference Of tho Mothodist Eplsco-
pal Church South.
MEMPHIS, May 25. 1870.
In tne General Conference OF the Methodist Epts-
copai Church South, Bishop Pierce presiding, tho
CONSIDERATION of the report OF the Committee on Ms
sons was resumed and the question OF the dlstrbu-
uon OF the funds collected was discussed Finally.
clause providing that nifty per cent Of the sross
corrections shall 60 to the parent board and the re-
mander 10 be used within the boards Of the annual
90 c.nieronce was adopted. Nashville was selected a.
the location for the board - 80 m
a reS0iuilon removing the German ApOloOfst
oMce W 6aveston was adopted.
The report Cf tie Committee on the Episcopal cy In
~ creme 10 the veto powers OF bshOpG already re-
ported, was taken up and adopted. ~. M (
!he report OF the Committee on Books and PeriOdt-
va's s ~ reference TO a monthly magazine was taken
up and discussed.
The following officers were elected;-Agent Of the
BOOK Concern, DIR, A. II. RedIord book Editor L.
y. Summers; Editor or the Nashville Advocate,
=. Y. summers; Editor OF the M0ntalv Magazine,
nev ". II. Harr son; Sunday School Secretary. A.
y. hRpg00d; secretary OF tho Missionary Board DR..
~ y: p. mcrerrln the editors OF the other church
The selection OF the next place OF meeting boln9
10 ORDER Louisville, Nashville 10 timore Richmond
san francisco and Atlanta were pus in nominate n.
On the nrst vote usve received 103 v0tes and the
cnOlce was then made unanimous.
me Committee on AsHessnenH reported the sal
aries Oh Bishops Andrews ana Early at 81, 500 and
tne otners &c 81, 600 each. The assessments were
then debated.
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CUBA.

Havana shipping and Markets.
HAVANA. May 25. 1870.
The steamship Mariposa sailed at noon to- day for
New York.
exchange on London, 15h 10 per cent premium;
on Paris. "a AK per cent premium; on United
states, sixty days. sight In currency, 6h per cent
discount; short sight, per cent discount; sixty
days. sight, in god, 3sl per cent premium.
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ROME.
The Sword OF CharIemagne.

The Sword oil Charlemague.
PARIS, May 25, 1870
A despatch from Rome dated yesterday denies
that the French government is sending reinforce
ments 10 Rome.
Meanwhile the Journal des Apes Mdyitinaes re-
ports that two regiments of infantry and one OF cav
airy arrived at Touion Saturday and embarked ior
Rome
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Quebec Fire-410 Buildings Destroyed
Loss $5OO,OOO.
QUEBEC, May rs, 1870
The loss by the great fire foots up half million or
dollars; about half covered by insurance in the fol-
lowing companies:-Home, 100000; Quebec, $4,000;
Phoenix, $4,000; North British, $1,000; ROYAL
$50, 600; London Corporation, $1,000; London and
Liverpool, $4,000; British American, SO 0OO Pro-
vlncial $4,000; Western, $40. 600; Imperial SIS 0OO
Fur hundred and nineteen houses q foundry pot
ash factory two ships and large quantity Of lumber
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At Cover.

LoNDUNs May 70, 1870.
In the House OF Commons today the bill for the
abolition OF game the laws was briefly debated and
the House adjourned.
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Independence.

Parliamentary Independence.
PARIS, May 25, 1870.
The Corps Legislatif has adopted an amendment
to the Press law, which proposed by the opposi
tion. The Ministers resisted the passage Of the
amendment, but without avail
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Relations to Portugal.

MADRID Iay 20 I67U.
In the Cortes yesterday General Prim made an ex.
PLANTATION OF the relations of Spain ana Portugal.
He declared that spain took no part In the recent
events In the sister kingdom. The Iberian Union
could be accomplished only through the love Of the
two peoples, not by acts OF violence
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The Cortes has adjourned.
One Of the last acts OF the session the taking
OF an oath by all the deputies to defend the inde-
pendence OF Portugal.
This action taken because OF the report in the
public journals that General saldanha was In favor
Of union with Spain.
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Government Aid.


The Spanish government has issued orders for the
deliverance OF the four Engishmen captured by the
brigands near Gibraltar.
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The Uxbritise nrurders.

LONDON May 2h, 1870.
man who was arrested last night on suspicion
OF committing the murders at Uxbridge was ex-
amned today. The evidence is strongly against
MIN. The ciothesworn by the prisoner were ident-
Ned as those OF one OF his victims.
Another person who calls himself Robinson, was
arrested to-day at Wycombe as an accessory In the
crime.
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Executive Loyalty.

LiSboN, hdy lJ, 1osV
proclamation has been issued by the Duke OF
6aldanha denying tnat the late movement was In
she interests OF Peninsular unity.
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The Canadian Turf-Racing at Whitby.
Whitley, ,NMay 25, 1870
The races here yesterday were great success
There were large number Of entries the Queens
fifty guinea plate was won by Jack Bell In two
mile dash. Time, 3:64x
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7 LONDUN, ldHy 1871.
No other deaths have resulted from the explosion
on board the ship AsteTias All the injured men are
recovering.
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LONDON, May 70, 1870.
Miss Lydia Becker, the well known advocate OF
woman's rights. in letters to the papers bitterly
abuses Parliament for It's rejection of the Female
Suffrage bill
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J. D. VAN BUREN, Private Secretary.
sportsmcn's Convention mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, May 20, 1870.
The attendance at the sportsmen's state Conven-
tion to-day was larger than before. 8. r. Goulding
took the FIRST prize In pistol shooting and j. W. Steb
bens the second. AT the trap shot William H. Bow
took the first prize, T. H. O'Reil the second, ].
u. Mann TIC tnird aud ]. H. ucrtxier tue fourth.
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Poll,ics and thc Coup.

PARIS, May rs, 1870.
Letters from Lisbon say thar the late Prime Minis
Ter Louie intended to arrest the Duke de Saldanha,
and TO prevent this the latter resorted to the military
coup d'et0t.
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SPAIN.
and British Tourists.

!. - LONDUN, Hdy 20, IbIOs
Dispatches just received from Gibraltar announce
that brigands that place had recently captured
four Englishmen who were held until the ransom
oxacted should be paid.
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PORTUGAL.
National Solidarity.

LISBON, May 25, 1870.
Duke de Saldanha the Prime Minister, In view Of
the published reports Of a contemplated Iberian
union, has at length oiciay stated that he will use
AL efforts to maintain Portuguese independence.
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The American Missionary Association aud
Boston Tract Society.

BOSTON, May 25, 1870.
The American Missionary Association held its
annual meeting to-day, Rev. N. Kirk presiding. The
report shows the employment OF over COO mission
aries and teachers among the freedmen with an at
tendance at day school OF 49, 600 and night school
1924. The work OF the association is greatly ex-
tended previous years. yet the expense Is more
men themselves.
At the annual business meeting OF the American
ta tlacs s9c,e BOSTON prsnc .ne .leasurer submit
SOB, 1865; expenditures nearly $4,000 assets,
$32, 613 Liabilities, $39,s $40. Rev. Il. i. Marvin
offered series OF resolutions recommending the
dissolution OF the society," which, after brief discus
sion were adopted--S0 to 10.
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Bad Practice,
Hopeful.

LONDUN, MHy 70, I6IV. /
Hobart Pacha has again appeared In the Court Of
Bankruptcy.
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Local Politics.
Female Suffrage.

LONDON, May 25 1870.
The political news to-day is meagre
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RELIGIOUS.

The Presbyterian General AsseplbIy-Recep-
tiom Of Reports Of Committees-The Iu.
zernc Presbytery-Basis Of Representa-.
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NEW YORK.
Bloody Tragedy at Oswego--Ap Injured Wo-
man Feerfuily Avenged.

Bloody Tragedy at OswegO-AD Injured Wo-
man Fearfuly Avenged.
OswEao, May rs, 1870. .
About eleven O'Clock last night man, 1t is sup
posed named George Livingston, was attacked on
the Utica street bridge and stabbed ana thrown Into
the river. From papers found In q pocketDook the
murdered man had seduced q young woman In New
York, and was the victim Of her avenger. A dirk
knife used In the ARRAY was found on the bridge and
the cries OF the murdered heard by several
parties. The body has not been recovered.
The company Of the First United States artillery
stationed at Fort Ontario are under orders to move
immediately
Designation by tho Governor Of Presiding
and Associate Justiccs Of the Court Of Conn
mon Pleas.
paper:
STATE OF NEW YORK;
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY, NY.
Pursuant TO chapter 4os OF the laws OF 1870 this
day die In the office OF the Secretary OF State de-
60 o. eooose Pressng the epsTs nd m
place OF the four judicial departments
have found it impossible, as the departments
eral Terms 1xed to make aay arrangement mutt-
ally satisfactory to the Judges and myself for trans
act Presiding or Associate Justices, and l sIn
constrained to desgnatc for the General
Term III eacn uepartmenJ Judges VINO re-
side within 1t. Some Inconvenience,
more particularly in the second department,
will necessarily result but IL can be to q great ex-
tent remedied by tie General Term Judges contnu-
ing as they may lawfully do, TO hold circuits and
Special Terms at their convenience, and by chang.
ing the organization Of their General Term, as occa
sion may from time to time require by exchanging
with General Term Judges In other departments or
| in such other way as lS provided for by law.
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
ALBANY, N. Y, May rs, 1870.
In accordance with the provisions OF chapter z08
Of the laws OF 1870 entitled Gan act relating 10 the
Supreme Court and the election OF Judge OF the
Court OF Common Pleas I'm and for the city Of New
YOrk,n designate the following as Presiding JUS
tees Associate Justices Tor each OF the judicial
| departments, to compose the General Term there
| tn:-
For the first department., consisting Of the first
Judicial district Daniel p Ingraham, Presiding jus
tlce; Albert Cardozo and George g. BARNARD, Asso-
ciate Justices. For the second department. consist
ing OF the second Judicial district Joseph f. Barnard,
Presiding Justice, and Jasper W. Gilbert and Abra-
ham B. Tappen, Associate Justices For the third
department. consisting Of the third fourth and sixth
judicial districts, Theodore Miller, Presiding
Justice, and Platt Potter and John m.
Parkor Associate Justices Fourth department.
consisting OF the fifth, seventh and eighth judicial
districts, Joseph Mullen, Presiding Justice, and
Thomas A. Johnson and John A. Talcott, Associate
Justices. JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
JNo d. VAN BUREN, Private Secretary.
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The Marriage Law.

MADRID, May rs, 1870.
The bill authorizing civil marriages has passed the
Cortes and Is now law.
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A:-Fsr Stylish aud Elegant Hot go 70
A Paraguay ph for tho Dressisa Reom.-Ger.
tleen who trying 90 revive the ngs Of other days
soe sf'zxsd . na wa Tddy % are hereby 70;
THE HAIR WIN aoeo%pl.h lhs object more ee iaay than
Gut his paragraph out and lay on your toilet
-
,.A.-For nestoring the Original Coiar of the
soAI IN EadAE
All tue --latest sy,s styles q summer Hats, as
A.-SS,50O Rent No More.-Isusaton's Drug
Bsre.y s.iees Prices OnaiSc below Sosd~ay psss
class TaSss complete ss W. x ahTFiris ~ @ faeoiy y .
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best iu tho
world The only per .ec dye haness reAas, iasssasa~
Cristadorc,s Unrivnlled Hnir Dyc.-soII
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No As'or Hoa.s
BY zAcHiRIE 80 BroadwaI.
Diamonds, Watches and JeweIry
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David,s suma,cr styles OF GcntIemcns.
Hats. salesroom 2ssja broadway near Duane street.
DIR. Grnndjcnn'ss Hair Composition, Gray
hair and badness cured; no sulphur all diseases Of the
scalp cured. Asor place.
For n stylish md Elegant Hat Go to Ter.
RVS. 10 Union square. s
GentIcmcn's Summer Hats-Assortu,cnt Com.
WAESocK 4 CO., sls Broadway.
Iron CrcstinRs for French Roots, OF Twenty.
two different patterns,
unequalled In beauty OF design
Specimen ab9cts application
Iron Fronts an everv description Of
.t Iron work Tor Buildings.
Iron Works in Twen,y-eghth street, ssc5nd Avenue IA
Twenty ninth ssrcc!
Lyons Tooth Tablets Arc an IndFapcn sns!o,
toilet luxury. Every family should have then-
Make n Cail.-Kaox VIII Ba Glad - Rsp.
ceive you He takes artistic des a exhibiting Ills
ttve of gcntemen's Hats He poYes 10 hef riel nt
ard discerning people exto It's beauy and - tho
requirements OF season. In TACT, kSOAs, ~ iHssl
way corner Fulton street. GOOD place v call al s>d
better one 10 select han dsoms and becoming ha
Mems nnd Bcys' Straw ard rnnamn Hasss
| just opened. TERRY, ~ Union squsre-
ruSiisss SEEN grS aMnHlcA sb,a,asd 4
| the United states and all foreign coun uscs
ersssisqyl Il spring Water Cares Eyipht's DIS.
case scrov Cancer aud an ilpu rcs Of 10 blood Sold
! by al ilS -nG drusGsA
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Constitutional.

>LiSBON May 20, 1870.
The Cortes viii reassemble on Wednesday. the 2eth
Of June.
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The Premier.
MI Punishmeut Abolition, ,

Count Bismarck win go to his country seat at
Varzin before June5. .eie e4.f
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Nettic Rash.

PENN YAM, ~ Y, March II, 1853
DE-. STAFFoRD-For eight years my had nered
almost daily with the Nee Rash So The called H.
The three packages of IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
sent for has cured her. She has had itching more
than two month";. Enclosed you will find NJ another
package for friend smilarly afflicted II well
10 this you sell lots them Yates county Send
by return matt.
Yours. respectfully,
SIMON @. ELBROCH.
Sold by driagists pack age twelve powders a /; three
packages, 81 so Mailed free. Money sen at our rlsk
HALL RUCKEL, 2is Greenwi h street, New York.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark FeliH Mendesaohn (NG), Dseien from Rotterdam
April Is eceived pilot sd inst in LAT 10 o lon % o. from
boat Williams, No 1tl -
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A Delicate Subject.

LONDON, May 25, 1870.
The secret debate In the House OF Commons last
evening related entirely to diseases OF the uufortu-
nate. The adoption OF the Continental system OF
examination was urged.
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Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
ministerial Standard Of Educatien-Home
Missionary Meeting.

Missionary Meeting.
LOUISVILLE KY, May IS, 1870.
The most interesting discussion III the Presbyterian
General Assembly yesterday was the subject OF lay
preaching One OF the principles of the Presbyterian
Church is the high standard Of education required OF
the ministry. year ago the Assembly authorized
the licensing of men as exhorters who had not
received this thorough training One Of the presby
teries requested that this authority be Withdrawn
and the request gave rise to long, animated, earn
est ana able debate This question comes up again
to-day.
The nominations to fill the chair OF Pastoral The
Carolina being in order, Rev. DR.. james X wilson,
OF Augusta, Ca; Rev. J. A. Lefeyre, OF Baltimore;
DIR. Johr II. Rice, OF Franklin, Tenn, were nomina.
ted. The election takes place to-day.
Last evening an enthusiastic home. missionary
meeting was held. and was addressed by the Rev
Messrs. Rutherford, Boggs and Robinson.
The Rev. Messrs. Van Dyke and Backus and Will
liam T.. Dodge, delegates from the Northern Assem-
bly, to propose the opening Of a correspondence be-
tween the two bodies. arrived in Louisville last
evening, and will probably be heard this morning.
The American Tract Society, New England
Branch.
BOSTON Mass, May 25, 1870.
The financial exhibit OF the New England branch
Of the American Tract Society shows that the total
receipts Of the year were s37,3GO. Twelve colpor-
tours have made 49, 700 family visits with view to
religious conversion and prayer and the circulation
OF religious works, and there have been gratutous
distributions OF .3,159.0oo pages through almost
every channel Of benevOlence and In various Ian
guage5
AT a public meeting Of the society last evening
addresses were made by Rev. John Cotton Smith,
y. D., OF New York. Rev. Henry M. Parsons, OF
Springfield; Rev. John Todd, ID. d., OF Pitts6eld, and
Rev. Dr. Gulick, missionary to the Sandwich Islands.
Tho Baptist American and Foreign Bible
Society.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25, 1870.
The Baptist American and Foreign Bible Solieiy
held It's anniversary this morning, D. M. Wilson pre-
siding. The expenditures have been $780, the re-
cepts $18054.
resolution was adopted agreeing to the following
In regard to the intent and meaning Of the sixth item
OF the basis OF union with the American Baptist Pub
lcation Society--That the American Baptist Pubca-
tlon Society shall prosecute the Bible work as now
carried On by the American and Foreign Bible So
ciety, with such equitable notifications as NAV from
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Died.

McKENEA.--On Wednesday afternoon, May 25 az
sol West Twentyslinth street, FRANCIS McKENxA.
aged 10 years.
Notise OF Funeral in Fridays paper.
[For Other Deaths see Fyj1h Paoel
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.A.-For nestoring the Original Color of tho
HAIR DISTRESSING DhNDRUFF AND CLEANSING rH1
SCALP, REsTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT IN EQUAL
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GERMANY.
Parliamentary.

BERLIN, May -, 167O.
King william VIII close the sessions OF the Reica,.
stag Tomorrow.
inc project OF an extra session or the Reichstag
has been dennitively abandoned.
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A.-.$S,50O Rent No More.-Rusaton's Drug
Store has removed from Asior House. after 2 ycars II
Barclay street. Prices ons-shrd below broadway priccs
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HOLLAND.

Ocean Cable 6pecuIatious.
LONDON, May rs, 1870 4
It Is said tnat powerful faction Is intriguing at
Amsterdam 70 defeat the arrangements OF the eng
lish Atlanhc Cable.
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The Presbyterian General lAsseulbIy-Recep-
tiOm Of Reports Of Committees--The Iu.
zernc Presbytery-Basis Of Representa-.
tiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25 1870.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly this morn.
ing the consideration Of the Reconstruction Commit
tees report was resumed and finished. The time for
holding the next meeting of the General Assembly
was changed from September to July next. Several
alterations were made In the rules for the forma
ton OF presbyteries. The subject OF the proper
ia.lu " acPIesentasion enpoulcu III tue report was
discussed up to the hour Of adjournment without
any action being taken.
The report OF the Committee on Consultation with
the American Board of Foreign Missions was re.
Missions.
the complaint of the South Presbytery OF Luzerne.
reported from the Committee on Overtnres was re-
ferred to special committee OF nine, with power TO
Previous to the business session OF the Assembly
dc es ation from the Baptist Missionary Union was
RECEIVED with appropriate exercises.
The afternoon session OF the Assembly was taken
up In The discussion of an amendment OF Rev. DR..
Kellogg 20 the report OF the joint Committee Re-
construction, which was substantially to .he effect
that the ratio OF representation shall provide for
two commissioners with minister and an elder
from each presbyery having lorty ministers or less
ana IN Ike proportion Tor any number OF ministers
over forty.
Judge EwNe endeavored to postpone for one
Rev. Dr. MusGRovE of Philadelphia, derended the
action q the committee, and the foreign delegates
OF procedure In Greae Britain. Dr. Edmands and
Dr. Mcleod, OF London. and Rev. William Arn0t OF
Scotland, each compl ed with tho request
Colonel J. Ross SEOwDrN, OF Philadelphia, moved
to lay the report the table that he might offer
prOpo tion that the basis should be governed by tho
number o. churches In each presbytery. He after
wards Withdrew hs motion.
Dr. FOWLER moved to strike out all the amend
ment after 'resovedu and add--'srhat The basis OF
representation be py churches.n
Rev. DR.. BREED, OF Philadelphia moved to lay
that motion on the table, which was agreed to- and
the Assembly ad ourned
Tne evening session Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly was unusually interesting tonight,
and did not conclude until eleven oc!Ock.
A public reception was givon 10 Rev. William
Arnot, Rev. 7Dr. watts, and Mr.. Thomas
Sinclair each OF whom made sterling
addresses and full OF Information. AT the concli-
sion OF their speeches o formal welcome was ex-
tended by the Moderator In q brief address. The
church was crowded to its utmost capacity through
ont he oyercses
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All tue latest STYLES OF Summer Hats, mt
popular prices, at TERRY's - Union square
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Esnigrants tor Canada.

En19rautD Tor Cunadas
LONDON, May 25, 1870.
Tho troop ships lamar and Crocodile are prepar-
ing to take board dockyard laborers, who en-
tgrate TO Canada.
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SAILED.
seausshps Idaho. and Cuba. Lssspeol BeonA Londcn;