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NEW YORK, May COtton-Firm at
II lS.S2al2c. Flour-Quiet at Saturdays
prices. Wheat-Dull and heavy; white
Michigan 81 47a1 65; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 25;' No. 3 Chicago 81 15; No. 2 amber
winter to arrive 81 25. Rye-Quiet State
O5aO51Ec. Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn
Shade easier; mixed no grade 57a59c.
oats-Dull; western mixed and State S2H
a43c. Hay-Firm; shipping SOas5c. Coffee
Firm; jObbing at 15al9c. Sugars-Firm;
fair to good refining 7ssa7Ac; prime Sc.
Molasses aud Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Firmer; crude S5SaS7ic; refined l4Hc. Tai.
at SsSas4c. Eggs-Firm; ives.
tern l0al2c. Pork-Firm ut $40 10; mid.
dies dull and heavy; long clear western
l0Ac, do city lie. 1ard-Closed lower ut
$ll 55al1 60. Butter Quiet and steady;
western new 14a24c. Cheese Unchanged.
Whisky-Firm at $112.
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PresbyterIan General Assembly.

New YoRx, May 29.-The Presbyteri-
an General Assembly to-day took up the
report and resolutions Of the Committee
on Home Missions and Sustentation.
The resolution in regard to the sustenta-
ton scheme was adopted; also the pro-
posed rules for the guidance Of the Home
Mission Board. A motion to adopt the
report as q whole having been made, il
was alleged that part Of the resolutions
had been misunderstood by some OF the
members. II was then moved to recon-
NIT tho report, and after an animated
debate the motion was carried.
The reports Of the Committees on Syn
odical Records, 80 far as made, recon.
mend tho approval Of the records, though
the writing and spelling Of the records oil
some Of the Synods were spoken Of as
open 10 criticism. All the reports were
adopted, ~,
The report OF the Committee on Cor
respondence was read by DR.. Prim, who
said the Northern and Southern church,
es were about TO be united, The over
ture on Friday last to the Southern AS
sembly has been met in spirit becoming
gentlemen and Christians. Loud ap-
plause.l ....
A resolution passed by the Southern
Assembly in Savannah, was read and re-
ceived with applause.
DR.. Prim then said that the question
was now settled, the days Of separation,
sorrow and division are past and frater-
nal relations again established. The
Doctor then read Southern resolution,
or one modelled on It, and said the COM
mittee recommended that some resolu-
ton deClaratiyc OF the spirit in
which this action was taken be
adopted in order to show a disposition on
our part 10 discard all seeming hindrance
to a friendly feeling. The Assembly ex-
plicitly declares that while condemning
certain acts and deliveranCes Of the
Southern General Assembly, no acts or
deiiyerance Of The Northern General
Assembly or Of historical bodies, Of which
the present General Assembly il the sue
cessor, are TO be construed or admitted as
impugning in any way the Christian
character, Of the Southern General As
sembly. .....
The resolutions were received with
loud applause.
Judge Strong then moved the adoption
Of the resolutions, which were adopted by
4 standing vote and amid great applause.
The report on foreign missions was
adopted, and the Assembly took recess.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Until furth-
er announcement the concerts by Theo.
dore Thomas orchestra, have been sus-
pended and compensation for the present
week being guaranteed. 1t seems to-day
that new arrangements will soon be made,
and the concerts continued. a
Decoration day will be observed to the
usual extent, and with more than COM
monty impressive ceremonies.
The weather to-day is delightful and
The attendance at the exposition grounds
is very large.
Kroups' monster gun has arrived on
the grounds, and to-day preparations
have commenced for putting it in posi-
ton.
Tomorrow the bankers and brokers
building, east Of the Art Gallery is TO be
formerly opened with appropriate cere-
monies. .. 'I,,
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PITTSBURGH, May 29.-The morning
session Of the Presbyterian Synod to-day
was devoted to the discussion OF means
looking to the more perfect organization
OF the church and the enlargement Of
membership. Many Of the delegates were
heard on these points and listened to with
close attention. go.
In the afternoon series of'resolutions
fayoring union Of churches were read
and adopted, and the report Of the Com
mittee on Finance was read and ap-
proved.
Richard McAllister was appointed
Treasurer Of the Synod, vice Rev. Car.
Isle, resigned.
A number Of largely attended mass
meetings we're held in the different church
es in Pittsburgh and Allegheny tonight,
at which resolutions were adopted cor.
daily approving the course Of the Cen.
tennial Committee in closing the exhi'
bition on Sunday.
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IT is said that new Democratic paper
will make It's appearance in this city to-
morrow, under the name and style Of the
Wheeling Sun, and that its conductors
will be Mr. Gentry, the State Printer, as
manager, and Captain Waller, late OF the
Register, as editor. For the present il
will be issued asa weekly. 1t isexpected
to antagonize the Register in the matter o.
the late Court House imbrogliO, and gen
orally to illustrate sounder Democratic
faith than that journal. This would seem
to indicate that the war OF the roses is
to become permanent entertainment
among us.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 9e.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active; No.
2 Chicago spring 81 06N spot; 81 06Xa
1O61E seller June; 81 O7LS seller July; Nos,
800 spot rejected Ss,1c; seller June 81 O6N.
COrn-steady; No. 2, 45c spot; 6SAc seller
June; 44hc seller July; rejected 4Oc. : Oats
Quiet and firm; No. 2, 2SL<c spot 2S1<c
seller July. Rye-Firmcr at 7Oa7OXc.
Barley-Quiet and steady at zoo spot; 6iX
a55c seller June. Pork-Panieky, unset
tied and lower at SIS 65a1s rs spot; SIS 65a
is 70 seller June; SIS 90 seller July; $l9 05a
10 10 seller August; $40 80 seller September.
Lard-Dull at $1l 10 spot and seller June;
$ll,27Jfal1 80 seller July; $ll 46 seller
August; $ll 70 seller September Bulk
Meats-ouiet at 69Ga9jSl0hc. Whisky
On call board wheat was hrmer 81 OLA
| OK June; 81 07Hal OK July. Corn
firm at $50 May; 4S1c June. Oats OF 2S1<c
June. Pork lower at $ls55 June; SIS s77h
July; $19 90 August. Lard lower at 81 10
cash; $ll 80 July; $l1 40 August.
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Cincinnati.

C1xcIYSATI, May 2e.-Cotton-Firm at
IKE. Flour-Quiet and firm at S. Goa
s IS. Wheat-Dull ut 81 06al 25. Corn
Steady at 4Sa5Sc. 0ats-Dull at 33aS9c.
Rye-Firm at 7Sa7SI1c. Pork-Dul at
$40 90. Lard-Dull; steam 1lal11 10 cash,
closing. g..inside, sales at lie June; kettle 12H
al9Ac. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 61Ii
clear rib 0Na9Hc; clear 9sSc. Bacon.
Firm at 7I5al0Ea11c. Butter-Firm and
unchanged. Whisky-Quieta at 81 OF.
HoGs-Firm; common to good light IS 30
a6 25; fair to good heavy So 16aG %.
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Judgments Obtained.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue received a
telegram to-day from District Attorney
Dyer, OF St. Louis, announcing that he
dyer had obtained judgments on all the
bonds Of the distillers arraigned for vic.
lating the law and forfeiture Of the pro-
pcrty, including that claimed by the
banks, which will amount in the aggre-
gate to nearly $l,000,O00. Also that he
had obtained a Judgment against the Iron
Mountain Railroad Company for up.
wards Of $4,000 for back taxes.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Clover Seed
lGal7c. Flour-Firm; extra 81 25a4 so;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
So 5OaG 50. Wheat-Easier; amber 81 48;
white 81 47al go. Rye-s2aS5c. Corn
Firm; yellow 6011aG2c; white Coo. Oats
Slow; white S9a43c; mixed and stained SSa
500. Butter-Firm; New York and Brad
ford county extra 25a26c; frsts 2Sa24c;
western extra 2Oa23c. Cheese-Firm; New
York 1OalSc. Eggs-Nominal at 1Sai4c.
Whisky-Sl IS.
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EAST LIBERTY, May 2O.-CATTLE Re.
ceipts since Friday 1854 head, or l52 cars
Of through stock and IL cars OF local stock,
making total for tho week 6,l59 head
against G,375 last week. Supply for yard
sales light 50 far, and likely TO be from sp-
pearanees. Only retailing business doing,
20 cannot make reliable quotations further
than that last week'spreynil.
Hoas-ReceIpts 4,lS5 head; total for
week Il, us, against ! 1893 last week. York.
ers 90 5Oa6 70; Philadelphia 81 0Oa7 Is.
SuREP-Receipts 1900 head; total for the
week 1920, against q 800 last week. Sell
Ing at 81 0Qa5 70.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 29.--Personsh here maintain
that If the United Powers asked Turkey
to cede Herzegovina TO Montenegro and
Bosnia to SerVia, charging thelnew prin-
cipalities with their quota Of the Turkish
debt, and settling the internal condition
Of these provinces in manner meriting
general confidence; Turkey would not
hesitate to agree.
Senator Bertrand, BonapartiSt, is dead.
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BELLAIaE LoCAIs.-The thirtieth Of
May will be very generally celebrated in
Bellaire, although no decoration ceremo-
nies will take place. Business will be to
a great extent suspended. A large party
OF pleasure.seekers will "excurp down
tile river on the steamer Courier, return
ing on the Express, and tripping the
light fantastic" TO the sweet strains oi
Cockaynos band. Another party will
spend the day in angling for the fnny
dwellers in McAlahon's Creek, at Wal
lace's Dam. The Fire Department gives
n picnic at Barnard's Orchard, Indian
Run, to be preceded by an official review
Of the different companies. The process
sion will form on the public square,
march to the north end Of Gravel Hill,
thence TO the south end OF the clover
town." and then 10 the grounds, headed
by the Bcllaire City Band. The Mechanic
and Good Will Companies appear for the
first time in their new uniforms. Wal
lacc's Cornet Band will furnish the music
for the Martins Ferry folks, who are
going to observe Decoration Day in the
proper manner. Other citizens will go
hunting, ii8hing or rowing, so that with
all ii is probable the city will be nearly
empty for to-day. -,
The envenomed attack OF the Registers
Bellaire representative upon the Street
Railroad Company causes no surprise to
those who have heard him declare his in,
tentlon to have vengeance upon them ior
their refusal to furnish him free pass.
"B- G-rlI bring them to my feet on
their knees begging me to take q pass J!
is the precise way he puts 1t.
Mr.. FL Cowen, Esq, Of St. Clairs-
vile, is in the city.
4 steeple is being erected on the Dis.
ciples Church.
The colorcd Odd Fellows Of Bellaire
are making an attempt TO organize a
lodge, and Il is said there is prospect OF
success.
The militia company met at City Hall
last night to adopt constitution and
elect officers.
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make war after the nominations arc
made, not merely without Inconsistency
but With tho sincere and straightlor'
ward purpose Of vindicaiDg and aveng;
inc itself. Bristow would command
from 1--WE 10 ten per cent more votes than
aNy other Republican candidate, and our
friends & should not be startled, however
they may be struck, by the truth. that
foreWarns, 4...
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, May 29.-Three white
men, McCaudle, Graham and Summer.
Vile, while sleeping in a camp in lber'
vile parish, we're attacked by negro
who killed McCandle and Graham with
an axe and wounded summerville. The
negro plundered the camp and fled.
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
have all arrived, except Mr.. New, Of In
diana. The investigation begins tO-mor'
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Tho Coming Fourth OF July.

All at once preparations have been set
on foot to properly commemorate the
coming 4th Of July. Better late than
never. The Germans are ahead Of US, and
almost occupy the field, as was discover
ed at the meeting last night. But no
matter for that. They can perhaps adapt
their celebration to a more general one,
and sill accomplish whatever is distinc-
tive in their programme. Let us be a
unit in the matter as far as possible. We
are not big enough as community to
divide up on the Fourth Of July.
As respects local historical oration-
ono that will be credit to us at home
and abroad-one that will be accepted as
authority hereafter, and that will be ft TO
deposit in the national archives for all
time to come-one, in other words, that
will not be mere rehash OF the superb
cial stuff that has been written on the sub
ject-it is perhaps too late 10 get up such
document, although we hope that the
Committee at its session tonight will be
able to fall upon some person who has
the leisure and the qualifications to do
the work properly. In case they cannot,
however, we suggest that the person
selected be given longer time-ns much
time as he needs-and that meanwhile he
be only expected4o give US such general
history as he can command between this
and the lth. Such an arrangement
will be only justice to ourselves as well
as the historian selected,
F. In other respects, there is time enough
10 make all neediul preparations for
properly celebrating the 4th. The Mayor
at the head OF a Committee from each
Ward has commenced the work, and no
doubt it will be properly attended to.
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ERIE, Pa, May 29.-The enterprise
undertaken by the Erie Railway Com.
pany, that OF the laying Of third rail
between Buffalo and Elmira, has been
finished, and the narrow.gauge route
thus completed between Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and Philadelphia, via Waverly,
10 be known rs the Erie & Lehigh Valley
Inc, will be formally opened June 0.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 29.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
Dull and easier; amber Michigan 81 2S;
seller June 81 281<; seller July 81 q; extra
white Michigan 81 10; No. 5 Dayton and
Michigan rcd 81 10; rejected 90c. Corn
Firm; high mixed spot and seller May 56c;
seller June held ut 55c; low mixed 5ic; no
grade 47ISc; damaged Lake Shore 42c.
OntS-Dnll; Michigan 33c.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
2srknu 2RNTYDTTTU1 0uinf

IIAIH bhUU III Ih5-NgWINEs
STocES-Dcclined Il to x at the open.
Ing, on reduction Of passenger fares to
the West, but soon became strong and nd.
yanced y 10 ~ per cent on rumors that
the reduction In fares was made TO precipi.
tate settlement OF the railroad war. As
the day wore along the market became dull
and the improvement was partially lost,
except in Pacific Mail, which closed strong
at the highest point Of the day. The trans.
actions were $4,000 shares, OF which 1900
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
5000 St, Paul, 5000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
and 5000 Michigan Central. Business in
financial circles will be suspended tO.mor.
rntp DannPatinn nav
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Two sfurderers Escape.

CuYAHoGA, CANADA, May 29.-JOhn
and James Young, both under sentence Of
death for the murder Of Mr.. Mcdonald
in December last, they removed their
shackles yesterday and attacked the Jail.
or, leaving him for dead they took the
keys from him and escaped.
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New York, May 29.-Commodorc
Vanderbilt was siezed with sudden
chill last evening, and his physicians re-
mained with him during the night, which
he passed in very restless manner.
This morning the Commodore wns very
low
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NEW YORK, May oe.-The package trade
in cotton goods is quiet, but some large
sales were made at concessions from for
mcr prices in order to meet auction figures.
Prints in moderate demand and shirtings
fairly active. Lancaster ginghams jObbing
at l0JGc. On Tuesday business will be
generally suspended.
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THE annual meeting OF the West Vir.
ginia Press Association will take place
at Charlestown, Jefferson county, this
year, on day to be hereafter named by
the President. Ex-Governor Stevenson
will deliver the address.
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Rellrement Of Legal Tenders.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 29.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
the retirement Of S4O4, POS in legal tend.
ers, that being so per cent'of the national
bank circulation issued during tue pres
ent month. This leaves the outstanding
greenback circulation $3.50, l2S,0GS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BP TELEGRAPH.
New York Honey and stocks.

NEw YORK, May %.-MoNEY-Closed
easy at 215a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4aG per cent. Custom receipts, $685..
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$S5,00O. Sterling dull at 4.SSai.9O.
GoLp-Opened at liz and closed at 112M
against 1lSH Saturday. Carrying rates
were las per cent, and fiat for borrowing.
The decline was due to the more peaceful
tone Of European dispatches, and the re.
port that there were large foreign orders
Tor grain here.
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Political NOieS.

CAmo, May 29.-At the Alexander
County Democratic Convention here tuS
day Hon. II. Bross and W. II. Green were
nominated as delegates to tho State Con-
yention.
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Reduction on thc Eric Road.

NEw York, May 29.-Further reduc.
tions from New York are announced by
the Eric Railway, Company, rs follows :
Toledo, sl4; Columbus, $l2; Kansas City,
S3l; Quincy, $2i; Omaha, 80; Milwaukee,
$40; San francisco, $l32.
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PoT1sv1LIE, May 20,-By an explosion
oil fire damp in the slope Of the Lehigh
and Wilkesbarr Coal Company, near La
maqua this afternoon, eight men and a
boy were severely burned aboutthc heads
and faces, though all will recover.
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FOREIGN, NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, May 29.-Thursday and Fri
day last, Admiral Stewart, Controller o.
the Navy, and Barnes, Surveyor Of Dock
Yards, made an elaborate investigation
Of the work in hand at Portsmouth with
a view Of aseertaining the time and
money required to prepare for sea the
various ships now, building there, includ.
ing tho vessels, Iron Turret Thunder and
Indexible, and the steamer Reserve,
This visit considerably strengthens the
impression prevailing at Portsmouth
that the government purposes taking q
bold position respecting the Eastern qucs'
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
stationary followed by a rising barome.
ter, southeast winds shifting to cooler
east or north and local storms.
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In the House Of Commons to-dayin re-
ply to the question whether the govern:
ment intended 10 ask the law officers Of
the Crown Tor their opinion regarding the
propriety Of instituting criminal pro-
ceedings against certain British subjects
implicated in the Emma Mine matter,
'Disraeli said, the proceedings Of the
American House Of Representatives in
the case were not yet before him in such
an authoritiye manner as to justify him
in the grave steps desired. Gallon, the
questioner, then gave notice that he
would at an early day move for COM
mittee to investigate the Emma Mine,
Lisbon Tramways and other kindred un-
dertakings. --L
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FIRE RECORD.

New YORK, May 2e.-LOomis' planning
mills, South Brooklyn, burned yeaterday.
Loss $4,000.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 29.-Themachine factory
OF the Arsenal at Carthagenie, burned to-
day, tIn. ..f
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LONDON, May 26.-Steamers Sandman
from Montreal and Ohio from Philadel-
phia have arrived out, E
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Shooting Arrays.

MEMPHIS, May 29.-Passengen from
the Hot Springs, Arkansas, report intense
excitement there Saturday over the shoot.
ing OF John C. Hale, prominent citizen OF
that place and son-in.law OF Ex-Governor
Brownlow by Wm, p. Walsh, Poor Mas.
ter and prominent politician. The dit-
liculty grew out OF Walsh building q store
on the ground claimed by Hale. The re-
ports are conflicting a. to who Gred the
iirSt shot. Walsh emptied the contents Of
double barrelled shot gun into Hale,s
side, inilicting mortal wounds. Walsh
was arrested.
COLUMBUS, May 29.-At Dublin about,
two miles from this city, yesterday even.
Ing, a gang OF construction hands on the
Columbus 4 Toledo Railroad got on 4
drunk, when two men named John Shank
and Pat Connors had quarrel which
terminated by Shank pulling pistol and
shooting Connors in the breast. Connors
died in few minutes. Shank was cap
tured by his comrades, tied and brought
to the city this morning and tured over
to the authorities.
FOUND DROWNED.
CncAoo, May 29.-On Saturday night
the body OF woman was found floating
in the lake near Lincoln Park. At first
Il was supposed that It was case Of
accidental drowning, but subsequently
the bodies Of two infants, aged respective.
n Al
were identified as being Fredricka Tee.
inquest evidence was adduced tending to
show that the woman was subject to tiss Of
derange%ent and that that she is,to took the child
the elder, jumped in herself, holding the
baby tightly in her arms. She was 2e
years Of age, and German by birth.
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weather Report. !

WAR DKPARTMENT, !
OYFIcR OF THK CIIIKY 9IGNAL OHViCER,
WASHINGTON, DC, May Sp-l n. ]
PRoRAuLITIEs.
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SENATE.

AT ten o'clock to-day the Senate met
and Immediately resumed the considera-
tion OF the. articles OF impeachment with
closed doors.