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New YORK. July :

VIEW UEh- JUIV =.
The Empire City arrived below Yesterday
with Havana dates to the 30th She is de
tanned at quarantine having case Of yellow
fever on board.
Political news uninlportant.
The commercial circles are much excited
this morning by the discovery Of the over issue
Of stock by the President, Mr.. Schuyler, and
The transfer clerk Of the New York and New
Haven Railroad. The issue amounts to 81 y
100000.
The Fourth passed off without any noticea-
bic event.
The clipper ship Trade Wind of New York
came in collision, off Cape Sable, with the ship
Olympia, for Liverpool from Boston. sinking
both ships Immediately. Supposed to be 20
lives lost. Capt. Osgood was rescued by a
Belgian brig.
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NEW ORI,EAxS ,July

NEW ORLEANS, July D.
Judge Campbell held Gen. Quitman, and
Messrs. Thrasher and Sanders to bail in the
sum of $4,000 each. They refused to give
bail, and they were put in Jail under charge of
the United States Marshal. Their case will
now probably come up on writ Of habeas COR
pus.
Texas dates state that revolution was about
breaking out in MatamoraS.
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1aT The weather for the last week has been
cool and delicious. Fresh and invigorating
breezes are astir, nature is redolent with beau
ty. and everything betokens midsummer in
this beautiful cline.
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BALTIMORE, July 6.
The southern mail up to June came to hand
this noon.
Gen. Percival has started from New Orleans
for Texas.
Madison Jelfords, who was injured by the
late railroad accident, still survives. Hopes
are entertained of his recovery
Several of the injured died last night. .
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALI, persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE dating since tie FIRST OF May 1888 are reque'
ted to present them Counting Room IO-'IA"lIH-
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The Boston grand jury has refused to find bills
against the Rev. THEODORE PARKER, WENDELL
PHILLIPS, Dr.. HOWE and others, for aiding in the
late slave riot.
The Ten Million Bill, with which to pay off the
Gadsden Treaty, has passed.
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CO.PARTNERSuIP NOTICE.

T W SIMPSON, James Lawtlcr aud John +. Bradford
- haze ibis day entered in partn, rship under thu.
sly lie and firm OF j. W. SIN son CO.. for the purpose
tralSactinr Wholesale Grocery. Produce, Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower Leyee, St. Paul MINI.
June %, 1891. June 24-tf.
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"a See next page, under Commercial head,
for rates of Money and Exchange, st. Paul
and Galena Markets, &c.
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For the PIONEER.
Lines.
suGGE ,TED SUDDEN DEPARTURE n. H. DUsTI
AND AFFECIIoNATELY INSCRIBED TO HIS WIFE.

THE SUDDEN DEPARTURE OF COL. n. H. DUSTIN,
AND AFFEcT1oNATELY INSCRIBED TO HIS WIFE.
He passed away so silently,
No word Of death he said ;
How could we brook the stunning thought
That our noble friend dead
The seal of manhooi's glorious prime
Sat in his genial eye,
Up to the dread, mysterious time
That was given him to die.
Yet not for him. the gifted one
The high-tonei manly true,
Whose earthly work done,
And his better life in view.
But for the tender, stricken ones
1t his joy TO bless,
The restless agony of the heart
That reposed in his caress
The rupture Of the holy tie
That seemed strong than death,
For these do tear-irops ill the eye,
And arrest the quivering breath.
And for the two bright of hope
That were his honest pride.
How can their manhood gladly opc
When their sire 5 early died
Yet from the path he trOd on earth
Shall CLEAN a cheering light
That may direct them in the way
Of all noblcness and right ;
And from the brighter path he treads
In the mystic realms afar,
Comes back radiance hoer STILL
As of Bcthehcm's olden star.
And a voice comes down to the hushed ear
With power untelt before,
@ Glad tdings of great joy bring
Weep, sorrowing one,
''He lives and as his shielding form+
Survived the sliverng blow
That took the darling from thy side,
And rent his garments
''lhus. tloagh the garb that clothed Iii, soul
May useless lie for aye
The same love guards thee truly still,
In cline beyond decay
July 1lth, 81. F. H. G..
Reference is here made to the terrible railroad
'ent which caused the death of their little daughter,
ON which he rescued his wife, to the utter ruin of III
garm "nt> A few days before his deal tn, he exhile
to the writer the tatercd remains of the coat, whc
showed tn he was sa we'd. it were. by miracle.
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nina at the Odic. Bench STREET Saint Paul Minnesota and
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thu Carrier.
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1<3% The Royal arch arrived evening before
asst, with good load of freight and passen-
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STRAYED.

STRA Z u,
TNROM the subscriber living in II. Paul horse and
II one mare. The horse is Ara bian color, spotted
with white and red spots. The is of Bay color,
five wears old Both had leather head stalls when they
went away.
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the above horses giving inorma where they be
found to the undersigned, living in Lower ST. Paul
June 3O-daw* JOHN ROGERS.
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER c. BARRY'S
TRJCO ROTS.

OR Mclicatcd Compound. for preventing restoring and
" leauving the hair. Graduating scruif and danrut.
preventing badness and hair. Every lady who ever
tried it in the dressing nursery pronouncc> ii
unriNalei whether the heads OF children adults.
Its chcapncSS is another recommendation. Of hundred
times valuable than any other article OF its class il
sold at 100 per less price. Read the treatise the
hair ana skin. in the pamphlet accompanying each bottle
there the philosophy of its operation is made perfectly
clear. 1t stimulates nature perform her functions, and
preparation for the hair and for diseases and hurts Of
the skin glands and muscles, ii has equal in the
world. If doubt exists to the virtue of Barry
Tric"phcrou< them to the inclo>cd testimonials,
and thousands OF ladies and gentlemen in and coun
try. JARVIS X co.
Worlds Fair Block.
T. be Agents who will supply the Trcoperous at New
York prices. Retail at c5ct~ in large bottles.
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Reference is here made TO the terrible railroad acct
cn which caused the death of their little daughter and
ON which he rescued his wife, the ruin Of his
garmon few days before his dca Ill., he exhibited
the writer the tatterel remains of the coat, which
showed thu he was si we'd. it were. by miracle.
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this office.

hy QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale at
this office.
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~ EAS. they say abound in iSsia,
u Bedbug>. too, ~ rife y i'll Prussia;
LYONS POWDER, like flash,
Settles every in ;ect'S hash;
And his FILLS the rats that We
Cause to die of Apopexv.
Depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Fills for the dcs-
tructon OF Vermin, at JARVIS Il cos.
Wholesale IN Retail Drug store.
Wnrll's En:r RllilIinr
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NEW BOOE
FOR Ii}l, It;.IES

NEES. HALL New liou>"j"l,. Receipts
vi New tu"i Book
Mrs. I.c lies Complete Co"h, ~
New Receipt for Cooking,
{. HAMILTON & co,
lunc 3"@ltf NJ. >; Win. low House.
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To SONS-MASONIC BOOKS
TO LAW ERS

1 VERY fine assortment Of Lawyers stationery JUS
n received by express from New York among whici
may be found
The lawyers Common place Book. superior artcl'
of Legal Cap longiod Lawyers ais: \otarial Wafer
and in every article of superior quality used 10y th'
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W ) COMBS,
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STATE OF THE MARK EFT S,
&c., &C., SO.

The Collins mail steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock,
rvsd at this port ct half past seven O'Clock last night
left Liverpool 1t nine O'Clock ON Thursday evening"
(as Goth ul having been detained thirty six houra by
w tide which prevented her leaving her dock She ar
Lived of Sandy Hook at two oolsck yesterday morning.
Ind was detained till four O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Cunard steamship Euro arrived At Liverpool st
A past eight O'Clock Monday evening" the 26th, and
he screw steamer City of Glasgow 1t four O'Clock on
thursday afternoon, the Goth ult,
The news affecting the Turko Russian war is highly ia
Iorsnt We learn from Constan.inopls that the Dyan
(ist the 18th ult., when after long and animated
scussiou it resolved to autsorise the ministry to
|tate that the Sublime Porte would willingly send
TO some place in neutral territory for the
purpose treating for peace and 1T the same time would
willing accept the guarantee Of the four powers that
he Prir should be eyacuItea Immediately uIon
he conclusion OF : treaty Of peace. This news, how
liver, needs confirmation Al cortraire we learn that
he CIR In ocsl communications to the courts OF
Berlin ard vienna has stated his determination not to
cree to any proposals for peaceful negotiations unless con-
jdyab concessions Were made to Russia The question
had be come much complicated by the intrgues OF
Russia in Sweden Persia AMI India; and according to
fhe tone the English prsss, general oar throughout
lg,yppe az Asia n0u seeysei iaeritdbe
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WAR INEVITABLE ALL OVER EUROPE AND
ASIA
from tbp Ifpdon II

From the London Times december IS
TIE time is approaching when may e. poet to learn
The Of the Porto to the preposor transn
from Ver the It'll lost II Is already knovA tns
these muncstions had seen received a. Coptsnno
lie the 10 b. that Reds.hid Ftsha had been indnced
the Of the -Four Powers to give them
lis support and that they were be taken into conti
ration BY the Dvan few Gays later Indeed, accord
Hg to tsega phic communities ton reesvss through
f-s. hut az yet conf med it Ia stated that the
Great Council had the 18th Inst authorized the
Turkish ministers to open negotiations. The ques.
tons put TO the Porte by the Collective Note,
are, in fact, two:--Whe;her the Sultan will consent
20 treat for peace ~ conference tn be held with the four
Powers and Russia and WI 1T the OF peace
qued ~ Turkey in the event OF the opening OF such
resoAton2 IL Is probable that the turkish ministers
will irtist the eVacuaton OF tho PrincipAlites
preliminary TO ntgotaton but that Ia condition pre-
cse emit which evidently could be enforced u hoped
hat the Prte will content Itself with form
bat the restoration OF those provinces in the eyes
II AL the Powers Indispensable condition OF peace 10
other respects Turkey win name her terms OF peace sub
Jet of course to future cussion but hope thu
Porte viii not overlook tn, ip ,rtspre Of pedsirg al
y rtrsl and Western Europe to her territorial security
BY adopting he spirit Of the conference 10 which abe
invited for though the Porte may have III lie confidence
the success Of 81 pegotaons she losss nothing in
spits and rather st. enyhens her In the eyes Of
Eurr pe ~ allowing thsE 10 proceed
But do not conceal from selves that The real oJ1
o,s % any t.fdal resht from hae propositions IL ,csh
Rgsid no, likely 10 BE- rtmoted The protocol Of
We -Four Powers records ana assumes ndlspuaoe
fact that Russa has repeatedly expressed her readiness 10
burg 10 this respect TO be believed but We have
rson to suppose that these worth
srd the eusse q thu Russian State papers b,
ful t1amftd IL vi bs foand ttat she has constantly
eysctd The recognition OF any European rights In
' or va snn1r,y o. ary sgai ere s.,s
BY separate ions 10 concessions giving her
exeiutive right of Il reference; and, though she
has failed 10 preventing the -Four Powers from uniting IN
stored, hAvs oeAsed 10 belle that mere feprsssatA
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THE VERY LATEST.

The London Ios Paris correspondent states that the
last news from Russia Ia 10 the effect that the Emperor
tia, in official Communication to the courts OF
Berlin and Visnna stated his determination not to agree
oanJ propons for peaceful negotiations unless oonsce
rable concessions were made to Russia.
Tae CcnSttuonrd contraeicts the late OF dis
tensions between Great Britain and France which, IL
vas artd had Iars zed the actsn Of the fleets in the
Eosphcrus.
Letters from st Petersburg OF the 18th state that the
Court Cdte, publishes violent attack upon the French
govern et for SLOWING play called THE Cosss oks to
be performed in Paris.
The Russian steA Pruth has set two Turkish VII
lsses On hfe by throwing rel hot balls into them.
Mes Citations the peace project have msDced,
'eys sCon;aDtropls liter OF the 18th ult Ths Porte
maui este pacific dspo,ition The combined fleets
ttiil At Beycos.
Tie Kiog Of Sweden has invited the Diet TO nominate
mall number OF liz mem bers possessing Its entire conf
d. nee 10 when - secret COMMITTEES the govern men
msy make an important upica,ion. 1t Is believed
that the goverpme OF uitbes to bring momeutous
facts connected with foreign aAs to the edge Of
the Diet.
Negotiations pending between Sweden and DEN
ark having for their object the slusion OF league
offensive and defensive between the two Statss
PARIS, Wednesday -Tarees clos ed at TAI; Four and .
Half per Cents, 1oif
ODESSA, 1eth.--Graiu again more active. Frsights
sttaoy, Al former high prices.
sT PETsrsBuRG accounts report the exchange
o. sgd. 80 ll6d. The oAly sign Of antolpations OF
noticeable ia the stass Of trade rise Ia the
prices Of some uDposted articles.
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ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.


The Berlin correspondent Of the Lon Ion Ts, wri ing
the 23d ut rays-The Pressise Correp,adenz OF To-
by telegraph from London last Monday Of the
hned fleets having entered the Back Sea for the protec
lion Of the rurhsh coass aud ada that It. hsd bssa
previously minated BY the English to the Russian C.b
any attack Turkish Sarbor would entail ths
appearances OF the fleets in these waters This crcum
lance and the rtaned fact tina. the squadron
1T Snops not and had not be engaged in any opera
tiers sgAinst the Russian territory (and which 1t Is
tvic nj vas known 20 the Russian admira), the cap.
'ure OF We TnrAth t,'d,rg slip previous 60 tbs ex
piia'ion OF the published term, the rs,snt skir.
mishes in the reishsornood Of Kslstat, o., still
,9o,s corclusively; the attempt made en- the
hank Of the Danube, opposite Bras aided 10 the late
arrangement with Persia, show corvircingy that
he Russian protssta.ions Of restricting her oper.
tioEs to defensive elusive and taAt it
is inttnded to brave ane defy the comoped Pc
2he eg here is hat he last ne,s from Persia ,co,d
tee inpeney the near opproach Of ne meeting Of
Parliament and The necessity ot dscrniag in ddvfnz ne
TAD attack Of their late colleague. Others, however
Sea- only the inter venon Of two hersds In the lists for
he purpose of keeping the CONTESTANTS s,susdsr while
unprss settle the point in dispute by SONS less
like ordeal than taAt Of arms.
Stockholm ia In great ssts Of excite ment to day,
dec I'D caused by the arrival OF aRussi c,arisr,
with note commanding SHsdrn to close her ports to
Englih n French vessels and subjects scarcely
believe that Is tue bat that note OF imp Drtancs
.i.her by thrat or fattsry, to get Sweden on her
side and the Svsdes are in great excitement about
II. The royal family is CRAFTY in favor Of Russia
but the patton TO q man, Is sganst her. 1t Is no
ecret hero that Russia Is making ormous prepara
tons for ALTHOUGH everything IL kept
posble She has already ons or two screw line Of bat
u, fhps, ard is converting others fast possible
sI Russia has had Finland she has sailors squa any
the wo ID with the sole exception Of tbs Anglo saxon
race so that next summer the general opinion here Is
that Rusis to ray the lsas. Of it. will asonsh England
and France snc put these Pow to greater test tina
th~y have yet had Tbs Russian sissaIis' ars most 40
Ire all over the world Sac has already beaten England
a. the Coor. OF Persia and Dost Aahom,d is her lids
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IMPORTANT FROM EN0L AND.
The Return OF Lord Paine rston TO Once
Anticipated Declaration OF War Against


From the london Times, Dec. 20
II mcsms our duty, in consequence Of inteilisencs
which had reached us to safe Friday the 18th Of
December, that viseount Pslmfrstop had rendered his
tegrson ef the Office Of Sec eary OF State for the Home
Depsrtmet and had, therefore, ceased TO form part OF
htr Najestys government IL his resignation was
"a by the crown That strictly aosu
rate, src accordingly Viscount Pamerston has
te1eed tie meetings or the Cabinet which have boon held
since ne sIpyseed his intention TO resign. II is how.
,v well known thatths important onos OF Home Sscre.
bry has not been Hlsd up or accepted By asy
sitisfactcn 10 learn that the resignAtion Of Lord
Pslm,rston hss not been dedntively accepted, but IL
vrhersvD. and that the Secretary OF state for the
Y ms br'rtmrtt viii r.ts,-vs hardly ssy
ts~sAso-s-A ,,sl.ss ps,soa tas sinaaasxNrioa. kx
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KiHs, which he had sent towards the Crimsa and had
sent In their room part Of 0ssn Sschens force. This
Chorodu The Turks reported have great
part Of their heavy artillery from KAlafst to Widen
lzrst Faeba the veteran Governor OF Belgrade, died
The London Mems OF December 2s ,ays:-ws hsv, the
best authority for stating that the Russian High Ad ua
having recently inspected the cnars sltc sst ons half
OF the ships at condemned worthless aud It
vas determined TO bull contract mum her OF
line OF battle shpsone acc ,unt lass tn thirty
We may possibly find OF thess tsks The
Clyde or tie Thames and may safely calculate upon por
ticn Of ne vessels being tth BY Ms Americans But it will
take At least two years TO get 80 large feet fit FOR
even II the cAth Ia forthcoming.
The Bucharest Garee Of the 18th ult, contains the
following documents
LETTER ADDRESSED ny GENERAL BUpBERa TO TIE
COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION OF wALLACHIA.
HIS Exceitney The General Prince aolts
that his Hssy hs Impsrsr bsa dernsS a.
g the resign alton Of u: nO.podar Ioday. aad
and with shs
1Ss VI the Of ss Ss ~ Ss na
, s5Ss s ss, ny 1IIv my duty
s s
% ~ biz h. that The
soious Of the extent Of hs. duty viii faithfully and ally
ssa.:;os: !. esssgts S.ssnins ssns.osas
Rssnsn e. my % and sE,:resa The
SS.1sS The GGq.Sl M. ~ vi:
direct the aSors ofths Council according to ny
Aid-do Camp General Of his Majesty the Emperor
IMPERIAL REsCRIPr ADDRESSED TO GENERAL BUD
BERG.
The Ottoman Porto having declared against Rus ia
and bostlities she two Hosp according
the report Of General Prince thought proper
to resgn their functions and TO quit the Praopatss
Pull Of soliords for those Pracp .ss, have c,ns
dered necessary under former similar circumstance
70 ccnGde their to sbosea BY and
invested with the title Of nssAry and
10 him. In comforting that high dignity, and
appr:s Prince GortsehAkof Of special re.orps
and promote the welfare Of sss nhab
tame placed under protection and provide for the
cesne Of q the ooSns.y which have .v.y
country will redousls their GOAL in The present
and respond to expectations displaying equal
tvity In all the branches Of the administration Your pre-
vous services that everything DO
NICHOLAS
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the Of Andreas and three large fgstes EKtsn
sive Notifications going on At Cronstadt
Sebsstopo the Black Sea, which runs the risk Of
bombardment by the combined feets, war breaks out
Is reported to be very strongly fortified
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Spain.


AN AMERICAN sHIP Asn0RE-0MERAL 0RTBg--
rfPLOMATIC CHANCES
royal decree Published In the Gasss Of Dec ls gives
the force Of the Ministerial Budget although has
net been sanctioned by the Cortes.
tremendous gale expsrisncsd Dec 18th along tbs
OF Spain and Portugal AtCadx the American ship
Fu,bhca which sailed Dec 10 for Boston with cars,
Il salt put back ths 18th lsaky that they hal 70
run Der ashore.
According to the Frcoa, Bermudez De Castro {, "a
es-hrrVr no e9s'iau ~ N.r'ss o- 'At' % wasbos
esosrA hAaasa Vxips, rssssdsat u ~ rsvasAJ %