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Distillery Burned.

CINCINNATI, Msy 14.-A. Cochran's
dlstillerY, Tippecanoe, Ohio. was burned
Tuesday night, Loss $4,000; insurance
only $4,000. William Green's malt house,
adjoining, was also destroyed. Loss,
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SPAIN.

MADRID. May 14-Tho now MInisten
were sworn into Office yesterday. The
Governors Q! several provinces and a
number Of high officers have resigned.
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NEW HAVEN, CT, May 14-At can.
Gus Of the Republican members Of the
State Legislature tonight Senator VIM.
a. Buckingham was renominated by &C.
clamation for o. s. Senator. s, 4
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Mennonite Emigrants.

BALTIMORE, May 14A-A party Of 1856
Mennonltes arrived here yesterday from
Odessa, Southern Russia. They propose
10 settle In Dakota or Nebraska.
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WHEELING s ELM GROVE RAILWAY
The friends OF this projected enterprise
held q meeting last evening at the law
Office Of Davenport & Dovener for the
purpose Of preliminary organization:
John Reid, ST., was called to othe chair
and Robt. A. McCabe appointed secreta.
ry. The object ol the meeting was ex-
platned by Mr.. J. D. Du Bots to be to
effect such a primary organization as
would lead 10 q survey Of ono or more OF
the proposed routes and also procure an
estimate Of the cost. On motion Of RObt.
Bonham Mcssrs. Davenport & Dovener
were instructed to draw up articles OF
association and procure the necessary
charter. On motion Of Geo. 81. Parks
It was ordered that in the meantime W.
G. Smith, Esq, be employed to make tho
necessary surveys, together with estimates
Of cost, and that a committee consisting
Of the proposed corporators accompany
Mr. Smith in prospecting the route Tor
tho purpose Of consultation as to certain
locations. '}
The capital stock OF tho Company was
fixed at $lOo.0O0-in shares OF $5O-and
the following gentlemen were named as
corporators, viz: Rt. Rev. r. v. Whelan,
I'D. Dubois, John Reid, ST., NJ. Reilly,
Samuel Laughlin, Thomas Hornbrook, r
A. Mooabe, ], R. Mccourtney, John K.
BotsIord, William stamm, Hugh Clark
and George q. Parks.
We understand that Mr.: Smith and the
committee appointed to accompany him
will proceed to prospect the routes next
Monday, The gentlemen who are inter.
esting themselves in this enterprise arc
men Of business and are among our most
substantial citizens. We wish them
every success, The road will be an i'm.
portant public improvement, and afford
means OF easy communication with one Of
our most important suburbs.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AesoOIATBD PREsg RppoRT

By the Western Union Line,
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts,
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA,


BERLIN, May 14.-Tha Aumstburp
Gdzette says the arrest oi tho RussIas
Grand Duke Nicholas WIS not due "a
political causes. "
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TOLEDO, May 14.-A fire at Clyde, o.,
last night destroyed one grocery store,
one sewing machine establishment, and
SIX saloons Loss $4,000; insurance sl6,.
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DIDLE SOCIETY,

At the annual meeting OF the Bible
Society today, Rev William e. Allen,
President, and the other officers and man.
agers were reelected. The reportssread
showed the receipts for the past year were
1864, ,48G; expenditures, $6l1,72s; esti-
mated value Of gratultOus work, $40 64i.
The volumes printed and purchased the
last year numbered 1855, ,770, and during
the fI,y EIGHT years ol the existence OF the
society, 80 7027s0.
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CAIRO. May 14-Heury Runner. who,
% accused oi numbering Fred. q. Camp
here last night, was arrested today bv
the Deputy Sheriff Of Cairo. ~ =,
Rar additional- 7SI1ornD1 - Es,.-,1 -.
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Another reduction has been made By
some OF the steamship companies, and
stcerage tickets can now be purchastd
Tor teS each, with possibility Of slill
further reduction for oil classes Of steer
age passengers.
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same amount, either purchase or redeem
the public debt at par In coin, OF 10 meet
current payments for public service"
The amendment was rejected without
division.
Mr.. Oonkllng again offered an amend
ment for the withdrawal OF $40O00,OO0
from those States having an excess Of ma.
tional bank circulation and the fedistri.
bution thereof 10 those States having less
than their proportion. This was rejected,
The bill was then reported 10 the Sen.
ale, and the amendments made by the
Committee OF the Whole were concurred
in.
Mr.. Buckingham moved an amendment
to the 9th section, so Rs to provide that If
o holder Of any bonds issued In exchange
ior United States notes should demand
the payment thereof before the expiration
Q! tiIleen years, the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall pay the principal on the
United States notes and the accumulated
interest in coin. Rejected.
Mr.. Scott moved 10 strike out twenty.
tive per cent as the amount OF United
States notes 10 be retired, and insert forty
per cent In lieu thereof. Rejected. Tho
bill was then read the third time and
passed. Yeas 25; nays 10, as follows:
YEAs-Alcorn, Allison, Bogy, Carpen.
ter, Clayton, Dennis, Ferry (of Michieap).
Goldthwait, Harvey, Howe, johnson,
Logan, McCreery, Metrimon, Mitchell,
Oglesby, Patterson, Pratt, Ramsey, Ran.
som, Spencer, sprague, Upton, Window
and Wright-25.
NAYs-Anthony, Boutwell,, Bucking.
ham, Conkling, Cooper, Davis, Edmunds,
Fenton, Hager, Hamilton, Md, Hamlin,
Jones, Morrell, VT, Sargent, Scott, Sher.
man, Stewart, Thurman and Washburn,
TO- Gordon, Boreman, Conoyer, Brown.
low, Ingalls,, Morton, Pease and West
who would have voted for the bill were
paired with Bsyard, Saulaburg, Chandler,
Ferry, Conn, FfcellDghuysen, Morrill,,
Maine, Schutz, and Wadleieh, who would
have voted against It.
MIR. Howe introduced a bill TO author.
izs the settlement OF claims OF different
States Tor five per cent Of the value Of the
Indian reservation. Referred to Com.
mitteeon Public Lands.
Mr.. Conkling moved that tho Senate
adjourn, remarking that glory enough
had been achieved for one day, which
was agreed to, and at Oils tho Senate ad.
journed.
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ELISHA BAXTER,
GOpeTu0r of AfkdnSaS,

Twent.seven ex.Union soldiers and
northern men have Joined in dispatch
to Senator Morton and Gen John Coburn
contradicting a telegram sent to these
gentlemen BY E. W. Kimball, q lawyer Of
This city, to tho effect that II The Baxter
government succeeds the northern men
will DO driven out Of the State. The card
Is signed by Colonies, Majors, Captains,
Lleutenants and Privates who served ON
the Federal side during the war. They
denounce Mr.. KimbalFs statement as
false, and an unwarranted libel on the
people Of the State. g
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SEN YOitK CITY.

NEw YOnK, May l4-Tho bids for
government gold to day sggregate S5,-
300. 600, from Ill % 10 i12 10.
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RACE noRaRs,

The racing stable Of Capt. VIM. Cat
trill, Of Mobile, arrived at Jerome Park
Yesterday from New Orleans, after a
Journey BY steamboat and rail OF IA daYs.
II comprises eight horses, one lour year
old and seven three year olds, all arrived
In perfect health and arc remarkably
fine looking string Of thorough bredi.
The stables Of Wyndam, Walker, Hunt
and Reynolds are in regular strong work
at present, and all are progressing satis-
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HOUSE.
pYNK1Nn HILLS

. BVNKING BILLS.
Mr.. Farwell, from the Banking Com.
mittee. reported bill 10 authorize the
First National Bank OF Seneca, Illinois,
TO change Its name to that Of the First
National Bank of Morris. Passed.
Mr. Durham, from the same committee,
reported bill to amend tho charter Of
the Freedmen's Saving and Trust Com.
pany. 1t makes 1t the duty OF the bank
officers TO make loans 10 the extent oil hall
their deposits on tho unencumbered real
estate in the vicinity Of the agency or
branches ot the company, with at least
double the amount OF loans, and 10 COL
lect as soon as possible the loans made on
the real estate outside of the State In
which the deposits were made. ltallows
trustees, with the consent of the Comp.
troller of the Currency, to close at any
time any Of tho branches or agencies.
II iorbids loans Of more than $4,000 to
any one person or company. 1t forbids
the payment OF more than s per cent in.
terest on deposits, and 1t provides that
whenever 1t is deemed advisable to wind
up the entire business Of the corporation,
the trustees shall select three competent
men to do 60, who arc 10 dispose Of all
It's property and distribute the proceeds
among its creditors pro rata.
Alter some discussion the DILL passed.
The House then went into Committee
of tho Whole, Mr.. Niblack in tho Chair,
on the Deficiency bill.
The item Of $lS,3sG 10 reimburse the
fund Of tho reform school in the District
OF Columbia, and which had been in the
hands OF Henry D. Cooke as treasurer at
tho time Of the bankruptcy OF Jay Cooke
" Co., gave rise to some discussion, in the
course Of which Mr.. Holman character
lied the loss OF the money as an act Of
embezzlement, which phrase was repu.
dated by Mr. Garfield, who spoke Of
Cooke as an unfortunate man who had
been greatly trusted, and who had failed
in consequence Of great calamity.
The Item was passed with the amend.
ment offered by MIR. Holman directing an
investigation into the matter by the At
torney General
Tho House (Mr. Burroughs, Of Michi-
gan, In tho Chair) took up the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The following Ia asummary OF tho bill:
Total amount appropriated, $S,347, 800;
total amount estimated for last year, 81.
32O, ,754; total amount appropriated last
year, $l,3ll,S56. The new matter ap-
proprlated for Is the payment OF claims
of British subjects-$1, ,9299l9.
Mr. Swami, who had charge Of the bill,
explained It's provisions.
at the conclusion of Mr.. Swaun's
speech, the Committee rose without any
action on the consular and diplomatic
bill, and reported the deficiency bill,
which was passed.
Mi. Poland, from the Committee on the
Revision of Laws, reported bill 10 re-
wise and consolidate the statutes relat.
Ing 10 the District Of Columbia tha,
were In force the 1st Of December last
Passed.
The House adjourned.
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CONTEMPLATING WITnpRAwAr..

The congregation Of the Church OF
Atonement Is considering proposition
Of withdrawal from tho Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church., that they
may unite with their late rector, Rev.
Alr. Sabine, OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church, and ask him to resume his pas
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The EpOeG, Of Madrid, has published q
a letter addressed by Gen. Juan Burrlel
to tho Revue deS Dent Mandei, explaining
and defending his course at Santiago de
Cuba IN ordering the execution Of tho
prisoners taken on board the Vlrcinius.
After citing the laws and orders which
he claimed gave him warrant for his ac-
tion, Gen. Burriel says: at Is not per
mittcd of military men 10 vacillste when
they have per.enptory orders to obey,
and still more so when they are grave
snd important and refer to acts OF war,
Consequently no consideration whatever
could make me pause before this duty,
and still less the protest presented
wholly without right BY the American
Vice Consul. II the laws Of Spain are loo
cruel in the judgment Of foreigners, I am
not enc called upon to arrest their action.
and they are at liberty TO leave the soil OF
Spain II its method Of ruling and govern.
ing Itself docs rot auit them. Their pro-
tests In these extreme cases should not be
heard, for they only seek thereby to him
der tho action OF tho law. Let their re-
spective governments come with reclama.
ttons, and this Is the way to modify the
laws II 1t be deemed necessary TO do 60.
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ARRIVED.

Tho English accountants employed BY
the British Erlcshsre holders, selected by
James McHCury 10 investigate tho condi-
tlon Of the books and accounts of the Erie
Railroad Company, arrived in this city
yesterday from Liverpool.
The Government awarded a million
dollars in gold at 1l2 04 10 1870.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING A BRDs:
Charles Calender was again placed
on trial in tho Criminal branch Of the
United States Circuit Court to day on a
charge Of having received bribes from
the ocean National Bank TO influence his
action Gs Bank Examiner,
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A Requiem was celebrated in 81
Stephens Church yesterday morning lor
the repose OF the soul Of the late q. NJ. Ces.
pedes, the Ex President Of the Cuban
Republic. Among those present wero
Vice President Aquilors and Hilario
Republic.
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GOV. DAxTBR's MESSAGE.
LITTLE Rock, May 14-The General
Assembly met in Joint convention this
evening and received the following mes
sage from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, \
STATE OF ARKANsAs, !
LITTLE Rock, Nav IA,
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NSeatSSt
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, raised a point
Of order against the substitute Of Dir. Mer.
rimon, that 1t was q revenue bill as II
proposed TO reduce the tax on bonds, and
also provided for the payment Of fifty per
cent OF customs duties In United States
notes, and therefore could not first be con,
sidered by the Senate.
Tha Chair overruled the point OF order.
at the request Of Mr.. Edmuuds Mi.
Conkling Withdrew his amendment 10
permit him to offer one requiring the
National Banks to keep on hand q sum
equal to one.half their circulation 10 be
held and used only for the redemption Of
such circulation. #Ir- 5,s -
Mr.. ConkliDg then renewed his amend.
ment with . slight change in the phrase.
ology, but the Chair ruled 1t out by order.
After a lengthy debate on the decision
OF the chair and points Of order Mr.. Ed.
munds withdrew his amendment, and
that Of Mr. Conkling then being in order
was rejected. Yeas ~; nays 90. 80
Tho question then heing on NIr. Merri.
mons substitute 1t was rejected. Yeas s;
nays 40. g',, .,'..-....I q ~
Mr.. Wright then moved to insert the
word shall" instead Of "may" In the
clause authorizing the Secretary Of tho
treasury to reissue United States notes
redeemed after July !, 1873, as provided
IN INC 9th section. Agreed 10. Yeas 25;
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, moved to
strike out the clause In the 9th section Just
amended as follows: "And the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall reissue United States
notes 60 received, or it,they are cancelled
he shall issue United States notes to the
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