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PHILADELPHIA.
IT. y. Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The General
Assembly of United Presbyterians re-
assembled to-day. After prayer by the
Moderator the usual halfhour was oc-
cupied by devotional exercises led by
the Rev. DR.. Vincent. The report OF
the Committee on Church Extensions
was presented and stated that the labors
Of the Board for the past year have
been 10 a remarkable degree successful
pecuniarily, yet one.ninth Of the con-
sresations are without house of wor-
Ship, and a number Of Presbyterlans
have contributed but little to church
extension. =,
Resolutions were submitted by the
committee approving the action OF the
Board in enjoining the Presbytery 10
use their utmost efforts to secure con-
tributions from the congregations under
their care, and ordering that after the
present year all appliestlens for aid
shall be submitted to the Board before
Nav lst Of each year; that the Board
be limited ip its expenditures to the
amount appropriated by the General
Assembly, unless private liberalities are
offered.
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HALIFAX.
The Atlantic Wreck.

HALIFAX, Jnne 2.-Little was done
last week in recovering the cargo from
the Atlantic, the under.tow being too
great for the divers to work. On FRI
dag 2 male body Of Q steerage passeu-
ger was recovered. The head was bare
ly hanging to the body. Legs, arms,
&C., are continually being brought up
by the fishermen who are graphing.
One o! the divers connected With the
New York company met with serious
accident on Wednesday while working
below at the cargo. A boz Of steel bars
broke and fell on him, breaking his hel-
met asd cutting the rubber and pipes.
He had scarcely time to give the danger
signal and was hoisted to the surface
Just in time to save his life.
The Achlsn from Boston arrived and
proceeded to Prince Edward Island and
the Commerce arrived from Charlotte
vile yesterday and proceeded to Boston
in the evening.
A boating accident happened in the
harbor yesterday afternoon BY which .
little boy, aged thirteen years, was
drowned.
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As 10 rHs SLACK wArsa xAv,ua,,ox

II
As 10 fHs SLACK wAfyH xAvs1ASIoH
Of the New river By locka aAd dana !;
and here. again. experiences confirms
their theories, for alresdy 10 The upper
portion OF the completed wsisr.liae we
have dams 10 the head vatsrs OF the
james river which have besn subjected
TO test fully ~ formidable - those Of
the New river, even in ito exceptioes.
bic periods OF food The lover Kan.
awba part Of the line 10 cosy, and the
furnishing OF the requisite quantity OF
water Tor the canal is very simple
matter OF observation and measure
ment Of the Greenbrisr end II tribu.
taries, all the engiasess coscusfiae 10
pronouncing the supply safhcient The
remaining questions are thass ot the
expense and superior chsspusss OF this
water-linS It's necessity 70 he West.
These i leave toe Q Aaiass lse4ses
ON rn1 caEsAraAEs AID oHio.
But must not omit 10 speak here
OF the singular beauty and iA,srsst Of
our railroad trip irsm the White Sui
phur Springs to Charleston. In West
Virginia. The road follows The roman.
tic valley OF the Greenbrisr river. Aad.
like all mountain portion OF the line. 10
q wonderful triumph oil snsineering
skill. Colonel Wbitcomb, the ensi-
neer who planned i. 10 . ssits uspfs-
tending. sensible mao. And he may
we'll suffer his reputation TO be decided
by this work. Leaving the vale, Of
the Greenbrier river vs met the New
river srrayed in oil the majesty Of the
highest irsshet known for many yesrs.
and bearing on its angry, impstuoas
aood TO the West. Oar iron horse
hugged the banks oi this deep and
rock -boand cannon, the river forming
beneath us in scenes oi majesty ADD
beauty which formed . perpstsal
attraction to the eye, and the LOFTY
walls raising 10 grandeur on either
side Of the stream. We passed the
noted points on the olias. the famous
Hawks Nest. a perpeodioalsr rock
rising up some 100 or 800 test; the
Popes Nose" and other points OF in>
terest The route passes be,seeu ,hesc
hirh hills and rocks 20 that iisit mpos-
isb'e to see,bsyond the adjacent ooun,ry.
It is literally . cannon. and Il seems -
il the earth had been riven BY some
Titanic force TO admit the passags Of
the noble strssm. the only ons,l believe.
which rising entirely east OF The Blue
Ridge and Allegheny chain OF moan.
tains. pierces them both and disdaius all
obstacles 10 iu march 10 iojn the great
iather OF waters. But this scsasry to
be appreciated must be seru. There 10
nothing equal to il east OF the Rocky
Mountains. II Is not one view. but 90
many that nature seems pfodig>l o.
and the sysis actually surprised
with delight.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEpARTNgSf,
OFylcz OF rHE CHIEE SIGNAL 0FFIoER,
WASHINGTON, Juoe 8. A. II.
PRoB4BILITIEs.
For New England clear and partly
cloudy weather and winds rising 10
east and south sre probable. For the
middle States east to south winds and
clear and partly cloudy weather, with
possibly areas OF light rain over the
lower lake region. For the south At
lsntic States east winds, cloudy wealth
er and light rain, the former shifting
to south and west over Georgia South
Carolins and Florida with clear weather
For north Missouri to Minnesota and
the upper lake region south to west
winds, generally cloudy weather snd
rain areas for south portions OF Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois aud southwark over
Alabama and Mississippi east and south
winds and partly cloudy weather with
possibly rain areas 10 the lower Missis>
sippi valley.
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ST. LOUIS.
Death Of Leo Hudson.

lltO
Sr. LOUIS, June miss Leo Hud-
son, the 'amous equestrienne actress,
died at the St. Louis Hotel, this city,
this morning from the effects OF ipj a.
ries received by fall while performing
"Siazeppa" at the Grand Opera House
a few weeks since. Her horse, Black
Bess valued a. $4,000, broke a leg by
the fall and was killed the following
day.
Strike-Snicide.
The strike OF the teamsters engaged
on the tunnel excavation, which began
two weeks ago. ended this morning in
the defeat OF the strikers.
Mrs. C. A. Jacoby committed suicide,
between four and five clock this morn
ing, by throwing herself in cistern.
She had been suffering from sickness for
several years, and the complaint finally
produced alteration Of mind. Some
years ago she made an unsuccessful at
tempt at suicide by cutting herself in
the arm. She was Sc years of age.
The investigation into the affairs Of
the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company, has 80 far developed nothing
affecting the standing OF the company
or it's solvencyi
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BROOKLYN.
The riI,on. Beecher Scandal.


BROOKLYN, June 2.-lt is said that
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has been
very much annoyed at the sharp crlti-
sms which have appeared in come OF
the daily journals on the action OF
Theadore Tilton as witness to Mr..
Bowen's charges that he reserved con-
uection with the defense. Tilton was
accused of being one OF the authors OF
the charges, and his connection with
the statement to which his signature,
and those Of Beecher and Bowen were
appended, were regarded as proof OF his
epm;ty to Bsecher. Tilton did not de-
sire to be placed in this Objectionable
light before the public, as his relations
with Beecher we're st all tues friendly.
Beecher resolved to set the matter right
and had the statement published to.
day. and eKonorated Tilton from ell
blame in connection with the terrible
scandle with which bis name was as
sociated.
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ILLINOIS.
osstrussiye Hirs 1t Peru.

CHICAGO, June IA destructive nrs
occurred at Peru, Illinois, early yester-
day morning. originating in some nm"
known manner in one Of the stores OF
the Mccormick block. The city being
destitute Of fire engine, the fire spread
rapidly and destroyed five stores with
most of their contents, and greatly
damaged the sixth. The following are
the estimated losses and insurance.: J.
L. Mccormick. building, loss 81 .WO,
insurance 22,OOG R. & A. D. Murry,
dry goods and boots and Shoes loss
10000, insurance 10000 VIM. Pen
ming, groceries, loss 1000, insurance
200; Michael Murphy, groceries, loss
1000, insurance 1900; B. Denny stoves Ue
and tinware, loss 4 900, insurance 100
Offices on the upper floors swell the to.
tai to 80, 900 or 5000.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Surrender OF Capt. Jaek.

SAX FRANcrsoo, June 2, p. ma dis
patch from Yreka states that another
courier arrived from the lava beds with
intelligence that Capt. Jack, the fugi-
tive Modoc chief, surrendered on Suns
day afternoon. Further dispatches are
momentarily expected here.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following dispatch has just been
received here via. Yreks Camp at Ap.
plegate's house, Clear Lake:
The troops this morning were divided
into scouting parties and sent out to
scout after Capt. Jack. Perry, Of the
LIST cavalry, who was sent out yesterday,
had not been heard from when the
scouting party left this morning. An
hour after the scouting party had left,
Capt. Perry's mounted men were seen
in the distance mastering towards the
camp. When near the camp, shouts
were heard from them of ave have got
Capt. Jack"
Captain Perry, who captured Jack,
had been out twenty.four hours. Alto
o'clock Sunday morning Perry's scouts
struck fresh trail three miles above
the mouth OF Willow creek, where
Captain Jacks hiding place was dis
covered. He was completely surround
ed. Captain Perry was making prep
erations to attack, when suddenly q
Modoc appeared with white flag.
The Modoc met Warm Spring Indian
and reported Jack as anxious to
surrender. Five Modocs were sent to
meet Jack. Captain Jack, with two
warriors, five squaws and seven child
rem, surrendered to Captain Perry. The
Modocs were placed under a strong
guard. Captain Jack has not spoken
since the surrender. Captain Jack pre-
,ents q most woe begone appearance,
wrapped in an old faded army blanket
md with his head buried in bis hands
ne sits and refuses. to speak. The Mo-
locs say Jack is insane.
Boston Charley. the murderer OF DR..
and Schonchir are extremely
anxious to learn their fate. Scarfaced
charley, Bogus Charley, Hooker Jim,
Frank and Shack Nasty
Jim have all been sent to General
Davis headquarters, near Applegate on
Clear Lake. Company P and 81 Of the
ct cavalry, under command Of Capt.
Perry and Lieutenant Miller. have
nded the war.
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In these days when military powers

In these days when military powers
49,. considered the most eminent quail
;6cation for the Presidency OF the
United States, and when all consldera-
t;ons of craftsmanship or intelligence
are subordinated to the ability to set a
SQUADRON in the field, we feel like sec
onding DOM PlArTs nomination OF
Captain JACK for the Presidency. With
a handful Of ridiculous savages this
redoubtable warrior has managed dur
inc more than two months to defy the
whole power OF the United States gov
eminent with General GRANT at it's
head. We venture the assertion that it
our beloved ULYSSES had been chief OF
the Modocs aud Captain Jack had
been President of the United States
the Indian murderers would have been
dispatched to join their forefathers IN
the happy hunting grounds several
moons ago.
In the Modoc war the savages are
virtually the victors. They have fought
as long as they cared to and now come
in as prisoners of war, and may justly
claim that with the termination OF the
war their term Of captivity ends.
As an exponent OF the martial spirit
OF the age let us have General JACK for
President in 1876.
The telegraph this morning brings
US intelligence of the surrender OF
the aforementioned Modoc, but
it seems that even in captivity
his spirit is unbroken. Like
the present Chief Executive, he
makes no speeches that mean anything
and in this trait shows himself dis
Greet politician, entirely too sharp to
sacrifice his chances for promotion by
appearing to have any opinion upon
public questions. In military prowess
he has thus far exceeded his great rival,
while he has equalled his adversary In
reticence. Upon the whole, taking
into account the Louisiana affair as we'll
az the Mvdoc business, we are inclined
to pronounce in favor Of President JACK,
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PITTSBURGH.
Damage 10 Glass Works.

Damage TO Glass Works.
A furnace in the glass works Of c.
N. Simpson & Sons in the 2Sth ward Of
this city, fell yesterday, destroying ten
large pots OF molten glass which had
been prepared for workmen. The works
had narrow escape from fire.
Reward.
The County Commissioners have Of
ferred q reward OF $500 for the appre-
hension OF the murdsrers Of Lizzie
Mers, the girl recently outraged and
brutslly murdered.
The Republican County Convention
for the nomination OF the more impor-
taut officers, including two Judges OF
the District Court and members OF the
legislature, meets in this city Tomorrow,
when q "red hot" session is expected,
which may breed trouble for the ring.
About three weeks ago John Lloyd
died near this city. On the day succeed
ing his death his widow married one Of
the boarders and they started on q tour
The deceased mans friends are making
arrangements to have the remains OF
the deceased raised with q view to hav.
ing his stomach analysed.
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CHICAGO.
Extensive Fire.

CHICAGO, June "A fire took place
10 fopr story marble front, Nos. $50
and as2 Wabash avenue, owned BY j..
E. and F. Rotis loss on building
10000, insured, Underwriters lo,W9
dollars Girard 5000 dollars Glob: and
Traders 5000 each. Potter, King q CO..
furniture dealers, loss q, 600; insured IN
Alps $500, Fire and Marine 1000;
Merchants 10000. A. B. Hsnehss' a"a
jeweler, loss 900, insurance oUOo. ,SoS
Watt i Co.. fancy goods, loss 40Oo'
insurance 5000. The irs esigipftsd 10
the fourth story and is attributed ts
the spontaneous combustion OF olis'
rags.
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Our friends Of the Steubenville
Herald will now ''rejoice and be exceed
insly glad" Hon. JOHN A.BINGHAM has
been appointed Minister to Japan.
This is the way he long has sought and
incurred because he foundi it not. the
resignation OF Minister DELoNe, an
Ohio appointee has opened up the way
for this apotheosis Of Mr.. BINGHAM and
it is hoped that in the utmost part OF
the earth to which he now goes the
avenging spirlt Of Mrs. SURRATT will not
think it wort b while to come.
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BY YTELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, Jnne 2.
Public Debt Statement.

Public Debt Statement.
The public debt statement for NAY
showsa decrease of s3,525.2S2, with
the following balances in the treasury
Currency $685. ,799; coin $75,5Ss.3l6.'
16; coin certificate $50. .448.60G legaI
tenders outstanding 1856, 100000.
ms. Appointed.
The President, to-day, appointed Jno
A. Bingham, of Ohio, to be Envoy Ex'
traordiuary and Minister Plenipoten'
tiary of the United States to Japan.
Louis E. Croppsey to be U. s. Consul
at Chemnitz, and w. II. Short Consul
at Cardiff.
The officers of the Monitor Terror, re.
Gently arrived at Philadelphia from
Key West, have been detached and
placed on waiting orders, except the
paymaster who has been ordered to the
same place.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May 81.
General Order No. ca.
In accordance with a decision of the
second comptroller Of the Treasury,
bills for medicines and medical attens
dance, will hereafter be allowed only to
officers who were actually on
dntv at the time and place
specified. Accounts for medicines must
be accompanied by the original pre-
scriptiops, and must be for medicines
properly 80 called only. They must
show that the officer was on duty and
that the medicines could not have been
procured at an army dispensary. Bills
for medicines or medical attendance for
officers not on duty, or for officers fam
lilies, for officers accounts, will not be
paid by the United States.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Adj't Genl.
Certain collectors Of the Internal
Revenue have construed the act Of De
cember "a, 1872, which requires per-
sons engaged in banking to make re-
turns to collectors OF their average cap
ital, circulation and deposits semi-an-
nually instead of monthly as formerly.
as extending to national banks and
Lave required them to make such re-
turns. This construction is incorrect.
The &C, in question applies only to
State and private bankers. The duty
on the capital, circulation and deposits
of all banks is payable as heretofore
only to the Treasurer of the United
States. The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has issued circular stating
the construction in question it not IN
accordance with law and directing the
collector not to report for assessments
such returns as have been made by
misconstruction.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500.000 In Bank to Pay Gin.
10. 600 0ash Gifts Paid In Full
100000 for only $40

Enough Of ths 100, % tichsts isaed for NE
Public Library of kentuoky, having bsen
sold 10 insure full drawing. and tho wish
having been universally etpfeSsd that
the 1900 cash g ~ offsrsai sheuid b dnvu
in full and paid In full with ont sny scaiing
the concurrence of the trustees. have de-
termiued 20 allow Ninety days more Sor the
sale OF the Tsmnsnt o. ticksG ialt on hand.
The concert and dlstribdtion sdvsrtissd Tor
April . IL therefore pHtponsd 20 Tsapday,
S.y 1 s % wsea snS az .aS NJ as s:
place In Public Library Hall, i/puisyIils,K Ky.
At this grand conccrt the biioWing cah
gifts will be distributed by lot and aid 10
iuil 10 tho ticket holdars who draw them
LINT 0Y 0fRras
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NEW JERSEY.
VIII Parade.

PATERSON, June Notwithstanding
the prohibition OF the Common Coun-
Gil. the members OF the o. U. A. NJ.
have determined to parade to-day. The
City Council has declared they will
stop the procession, and use military y
force if necessary. A disturbance ap-
pears to be imminent. The streets were
crowded, but up 10 l p. m. all was
quiet.
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OHIO.
Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 2-It is reported
that the dwelling OF Alfred Louden,
Higginsport, Brown county, Ohio, and
the store OF Louden & Kantz, adjoins
ing, were burned on Saturday. The
loss is $l3, 900, and the insurance is not
known.
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SPAIN.
Cariists Defeated.

MADRID, June IA severe engage
meut took place or Saturday last, in the
province OF Barcelona, between force
of Republicans and bands commanded
BY Fris,auy and Don Alphouso, After
a stubborn fight, the insurgents fed.
They were pursued as far as Manistrol.
The Decsldens and all the Repub-
licsn factions In Barcelona have united
in opposition to the Mousrchists.
A dispatch has been received from
Gen. Nouvillss, stating that with 1900
men he holds all the mountain passes
in Biscay, and is driving all the Car
lists toward the coast.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Drowned.

QUEBEC, June "a special dispatch
just received from Casper reports the
drowning OF Capt. Leblanc and two
men Of the government schooner Lac
andien at Grand. The schooner cap
sized in squall.
Death OF Governor Hane.
The sudden death OF Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Hane at Halifax causes feeling
of sorrow throughout the dominion.
The flags on all the public buildings
are at half mast.
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ENGLAND.
MacMahOn' Address,

MacMahOn's Address.
LONDON, June 2.-Tbe Times this
morning publishes special from Ber-
lin saying that the German Govern
ment is dissatisfied with President Mac
Mahon's address to the French Assem-
bly,, and will not enter into regular dip-
lomatic relations with his Government
until satisfied France will faithfully ad-
here to the Treaty OF Frankfort.
A dispatch to the Daily Nev' from
Bayone says Doregsrry has been de-
priyed OF his command.
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NEW YORK.
Arsenal Sold.

Arsenal Sold.
RoNe, June 2-The sale by auction
of the United States arsenal in this city,
took place this morning, and the arsen-
al was purchased by Messrs. Nudge,
Son & Co. They will commence ina
medistely to convert the property into
use as large knitting factory.
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LIST or ofvw
Total, 1000 0iss, aii Cad.


The nonsy % p.y a,I thss gfsin iull .
Bank. OF Louisviils. snd 90 a1ehs fog that
purpos, and can only b used Dor that par.
pose. % will b seen by the following sssti.
ficats OF the caAhieg: =
OyYIcEoy fARNKn1 AND DnovRn1 HAHK,t
loUnvILIK, KY, ADsfi .. Ina,
Farmen'and DrovsrS nank % tbs The credit
Of the Third 9rlnd Gin Copcssl Sos ihs
benefit OF the Public Lbrary Of Rsntueky,
ave hundred tnoeeapd DOLLAR. vhish hss
ra % in fuf. and r vii III Be he'd 5, q sSs S.as ns
and paid out for This purpose. snd this por.
Ra. vERcH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the TICK.
ct dravlns the capital "a viii q. 600 0O
iS 100. ihs sDSOo, ibs iioSGS ihs q dS. .nd
all al the b co esn% pf. eaein number 'nonnt.
fhs remnant Of unsold tisirsts VII 10
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prcss: Whole tietssA, tie; halves q and
quarters q 60. II whole tIskas lS Sip, te
Tor 500, us for tkoo end e1 IoS GooO. no
dlscDunt on lsS than $40 worth - 8 ttnsl
begin st O'Clock % TsssSly ScS.ins.
lowing Will b tkS oedsf of DSocss6,sSs, ne
Music hy orehetrs baud, n Riaelpg ~ t1es
lone fof each ticket soidJ In larFs vhsI.
u. Placing Of siffs In sGssil vkesl Sih
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Incendfafisnl.

TAUNTON, June 2.-The Norton fur
mace and Woodward's saw mill in Nor
ton, Massachusetts, were burned down
by lunatic.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Destructive Fire.

New ORLEANS, June 2.-Miller's
restaurant, No. SO St. Charles street,
was burned yesterday. The loes is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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MAINE.

WALDUBoRo, June Mrs. Lucy
Ann Mink was arraigned here to-day,
on a charge OF killing DR.. P. r. Baker.
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