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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
the {NDI1NS.

PARTICULARS or THE DESPERATE FIGHT BE
TwEKE THE SIOUX AND CROWs-THE LAT
TER h5L KILLED II A HAED-TO HAND
ENCOUNTER
CHICAGO, .Eeb. 2G.-Partleulars of the des-
perate dght bet the Sioux ana Crows above tho
mouth Of fheYeile wstone, the Missouri haze been
received Itaipears that the Cows OrganilaI an
A1djtioa GO steal horses from the SGaI and cauf on
foot fopbst purpose. On approaching The yiTass
they werObsesged by tgo sentnels, Of whom was,
KILLED but te O.ner managed 70 escape and gave the
alarm. The SIOUX warriors mounted their horses and
hurried 10 the point enere the Crows had fortified them
selyes ON Hart with loose stones defyng The
soux who charged se<efh pDes uDsucoessfuly, losing
five killed The Isst sttlSt vac made near sundOwn,
under the Chief Spotted EIxie. who Ens Killed Tho
Sioux managed 10 overpOwer QIe Crows every one OF
v hoIp xas Killed IN . bsnd.tONypg encossier' Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
TIE UNIVERSITY RACE.
FRANCE.

THE EMPEROR SUSTAINS HIS MINlsTRl-AIIACh
ON OLIVIER by THE IMPERIAL PARIf-fOo-
sIrIE REDUCTION OF THE ARMY-THE CAR
N'-I' PARIS. Feb q, 1870
The Emperor declares that officially and person
ally. perfect harmony exists between himself ana
the present Ministers and that he believes they have
the sympathy of every honest Frenchman
The journals which support the Deputies OF the
Right" have commenced to attack the Olivier
Ministry lie Pays a Court organ, declares that II
will not ioin in the attack but it protests against the
measures of NJ Olivier as contrary to its principles
II is asserted that the Council of State viii pro-
pose a reduction in the army contingent
The first day of the Carnival passed without inc
slightest trouble. There was procession when
marched through the streets quietly, and was not
ntcrfered with by the police. The weather was very
fine and the display attracted great crowds OF spcc
tors -
ARMY CONCENTRATIONS ARRESTED
There was a demonstration on the part OF the con-
scripts at Lyons on Thursday, but the troubles were
suppressed without bloOdshed.
Two more editors have been arrested for publish
ing false news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
CLu3A.
gEsygGENT ACCOUNT or THE WINTER CAMPAIGN
LIS AsIRnIS SPANISH TAIITEE.

gEsyGGENT ACCOUNT or THE WINTER CAMPAIGN
DISASTROUS SPANISH FAILURE.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 2j-COl NaIOna trans
nnts rhe following information to the Cuban Jun
IA ia York: The Spanish Winter campaign
caIne 10 a disastrous end at Naasa, on the 2Sth of
January The Spanish retreated to the towns. Dele
atioas from the uuauned classes Of the Cuban army
are begging for arms to attack the towns. Cespedes
has appointed Gen. Quesada and Col Adolf Narona
10 an important foreign mission. They sailed from
Cuba IA the midst Of the enemys cruisers They al
rived a. Nassau, and are now at Jacksonville and
will be in Ncw-York some time between the Goth
inst and the Isl of March
H.vANA, Feb 2G.-Telegraphic communication has
been established between Havana and Ciego de
Avila In the C.neo Villas district operations against
insurgent bands are exceedingly active.
GEN. QUEsADA AND HIS VIEWS
SAvANNAH, Ga, Feb. 25.-Gen. Quesada and staff
9f the Cuban army passed through this city Oh Sat
=, day. from Florida. The General is in excellent
Ia. th and is very cheerful in regard to the cause
lie \ epTesents the Cuban army at 10000 men. but
saysa'hey are in need Of arms. lie says they will
succ44 whether aided or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SPAIN
CARLIsT DISTURBANCES SUPPRESSED.
MADRID. Saturday, Feb. 26. 1870

CARIIST DISTURBANCES SUPPRESSED
MADRID Saturday, Feb 26. 1870
There have been some Carlist disturbances recently
at Carcelen near Albacete but they suppressed
IN all cases by the civil guards.
THE MONTPENSIER PLATFORM.
The Duke of Montpeusier. in reply to repeated
newspaper articles demanding definition of his po-
sion to-day publishes a letter in one Of the leading
journals wherein he says he has not been and is not
now pretender to the thrOne that in all things be
will follow the will of the Cores; that he is now IN
no way compromised to any political party that he
is satisfied to be Spanish citizen and that he longs
for d definite Constitution for Spain.
The struggle between the Church and revolution
airy parties is becoming more intensified. The de-
bate on the proposition to prosecute the Archbishop
of Santiago for treason threatens TO consume the
tire session of the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
Sioux lost twelve killed on the ground ana nVo niu
next day Many more were dangerously "o"""'"
,run ccnnRpPE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-ln the supreme me
Coprt this morning George Northror. esq., asked the
Court If they would pass upon motion to bring PACK
the case of DR. Paul schoeppe to no reviewed upon INC
law and evidence as provided by the recent statute en-
acted with special reference to this case justice au
et,, said that since the writ Of error mad been
PoSd nd judgement given upon IL before the ACT was
nossed and the record had been RENTED TO he COnrt
h"oy before the application was made, he qua not see
nov the case could again he brought into this Court I'M
less NV new writ Mr. Northrop said he was not aware
81 the condition in which the record stood, but wou see
n steps could not be taken IN accordance with the sug
gestiOns Of the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS,
.GREA',' BRITAIN.

SAShtsAI BRITAIN
TIE DUKE OF RICHMOND TO BE THE TORY
LEADER-sAVE OF GRAIN BY WEiGHT-Thb
MISSING STEAMER,
LONDON, Saturday, Feb. &c, 1870
The Duke Gf Richmond has accepted the Tory lead
ership in the House OF Lords.
The Pal Mall Gasette this morning, in referring to
the anniversary of the birthday OF Washington says
that Though Gen. Washington was man OF marrow
views neither wise acute. yet ne wonld ne losV
-astaunded-at the spectacle of affairs at the AnoI
icar National Capital now.
Another splendid game OF billiards was played az
the Corn Exchange at Aylesbury - miles rom 'nrS
city. last evening, between w, Cook Jr., ana
Dufton. Cook gave his opponent 200 points III -"
game of 600 and made the unexampled run Vi l0'
spot strokes. winning easily.
A strike is imminent among the operatives Oh 'ho
cotton mills at Bolton In accordance Win inc IeSo
lutiOns adopted by the Convention OF the Ch"uDelS
of Commerce bill will soon be brought before far
Iameut. for lcgalizng the sale OF all cereaiS ny
weight. s..,.,o,- ,,o,, o. 1874 >
The agents of the steamship City Of Boston have
semi the steamship City of Durham to cruise off the
Madeira Islands, in the hope that something may be
learned OF the missing steamer. Capt Judklns OF
the steamship Scotia thinks the City of Boston IS OH
the coastof Ireland, encountering the head winds
which are now prevailing. The opinion of all old
sailors Is that she is disabled and is making Tor port
under sail-
THE UNIVERSITY RACE.
LONDON, Feb q, 1870.
Oxford and Cambridge are both making changes
in their boat crews for the annual University race
Cambridge has rejected Spencer, and Oxford laul-
blOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

+orv Of state Geo Peabody Russell OF Saem Mass; e1
Congressman Woodbridge Of vermont the Cn and
Geo n Homes Albany St. Nicholas Hotel-lhentu 10y
Alien Beach DR. John C. Aver OF Lowell t1e iiS Nor,h
Carolina W. W. Ieete Of California, and the non - H.
Griegs OF Illinois metropolitan Hote-I1e i0m. a. "A
parker Albany: the Hon. Allen MunrOe syracuse, anu
col A H. Rcattie Of Montana. Brevoort Honse-SOL a;
G. Moore, Ut A. Everett House-Judge fIalGdno al
minnesota Hoffman HOuse-Deputy Attorney -GentIdi
Hammond and Col w. 5. Church, Albany Lieut. Com,
mander j. n. Miller L. s. Navy, ana Edgar - Wc.cs Vi
martford Coleman uonse-Gen y. Aoguos Y. ?. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

TIE BISHOP OF LAyAL's DFCLARATI0N-NEW
DIPLOMATIC ADVICE by FRANCE-DEATH OF
Il CARDINAL.
PARIS. Feb. q, 1870.
The Bishop of Laval publishes in the journals
letter declaring that he would die rather than aid in
the projects spoken OF at Rome. The Bishop does
not indicate what these projects are,
France has made a attempt to dissuade the
Council from acting against her interests
His Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop de BOnald
Of Lyons is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
HOME NEUS
TUV WEATHER.

REMARKs-26thMo very c Say 10 o5 70
Noon snoyyiug between 1890 and nearly covering he
ground. AernOon-yery hay to v6 Hn1S cloudy 5O
E,enipg overcast from midnight. NoIEiLLIot.ii,
from ii p M to mdnight-Little cloudy %, 1Syd MINT 9Th
Morning 49, Gusfv: overcast Afternoon very S" IN
overcast; small hail 1890 either ram OF zen
overcast either rain small hail. or lIs', ih
ING 10 o4O showing $40 to IL water pI3o' cIcccd
r ran fToze as il fell rendering the Sidewalks eNcco"
inqlv dangerous and slippery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
PARAGUAY.

LOPEZ STILL IN TIE ZELDA HOPE OF CUTTING
OFF HIS RETREAT
LISBON, Saturday, Feb. 90, 1870
The regular mail steamship from Rio de Janeiro
arrived here at a late hour yesterday. The news
from the seat of war is quite important. Gen. Lopez
had been forced TO evacuate Passadero, abandoning
his sick and wounded. lie moved toward Benacora.
NJ the last accounts the Count D'Eu was moving
across the Alpa River in the hope of intercepting
{saQeZs retreat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
Railroad Company Of Virginia,
PRINCIPAL AID INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
Free of U. s. Government Tax.

The Road Is 60 miles long connecting P3ercksarg Va Or,-,s
Coar, House. Charlottesville, which n tie Polt o ae
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad the Ohio River s -
the Onuge and Alexandra Railroad to Lynturg forms hDrs
connecting link in the system leading The ers oa oal.
West West the Pacific Ocean It passes tlf,asl m isu
ofhe Shenandoah valley the local traffic o. which alone SID gf 30
road abundant share Of through trade on
fact Of rs being
A SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER on THE POTOMAC ST THz
FARTHEST INLAND POINT WHERE DEP WATER
FOR HEAVY SHIPPING CAS BE FOUND
on THE WHOLE LENGTH or THE ATLANTIC COAST
Charlottesville to lezaerl by this route the distance 90 niles
via Alexandria; 6 miles less than via Richmond sul "s
Point; l24 miles less than va Norfolk
The mortgage limited $1,000 per mile Of ooHp}'d 81
eqp,d roaL Tile Of the road 70 tie Company far
nhed ani equpyed viii exceed $4,000 perme thus as Gee Bort
holders an unusual margnthe eb Of the other
being fon $1,000 to $4,000 per nel aud issued TO THE VAR
MFRS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK -
TRUSTEES FOR THB BONDHOLDERS, aad the Ssaray 70 -
cIags ia ereEy respeL
SINKING FUND also provided which win reduce de pfasFi
ofhe debt TWOTHRDS Of ~ entire amount u a4cfos 81 ' "ai
ritz oCns Bonds
limited humber o. Cssned IN denouatus q 600 "a
$1,000 81 from Nov In currency and -
this price the
CHEAPEST GOLD ISTEREST-BEARISG SECURITIES ~ TIT
MARKET
possibly raised By seeking safe sd profitable sSst
ment viii be farnsLel 90 application.
Investigated the advantages Of this Railroad ed ' merits
Of tie enterprise confidently recommend iless Do- %
tomes aud tie public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
GERMANY.
THE MONEY MARKET.

HAMBURG, Feb. 27, 1870.
The BOrsahGLe saws project Is on foot for the
establishment of discount bank in this city, and
that capitalists here and at Berlin, Frankfort and
New-York are interested in the enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

a, mi. pee and Bellvie been settled Byhe %se
issp is prope M pay debts and rsfand 70 was Is also
800 y remains the by road leading 70 bee' - A., .e,
se.iy deed Of Psrrand farm. subject 10 heh " WV
W, fof he support Of owners an insane iamp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
Announcements ]

JAYSE's ExPEcroRANT is both palliative
5 ,,ye IN all Lung Complaints. Bronchitis &c h"a standard
m5, for All Coughs snd Colds and needs only Aao prove rs
rorh Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Ac,gary.

'O'''s fsigued) SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aclusry.
Tie foregoing the business Of eleven months only
The fiscal year Of tie Company hitherto commenced the first dag
oFbrurv and expired upon the 3lii day Of January For several
years past Superintendent The Insurance Department Of TINS s'
has urged The officers Company make the fiscal year concen
with the calendar pursuant provisions 'oi special statute
authorizing change Board Of Trustees at its meeting on Jan
nary 18th inst decided that had arrived when compliance win
the wishes Of the state both eIedeut and proper and
accordingly ,e the change Hereafter year Of the Com.
any DAY January to the 3lst day OF Deem
Der, both dates inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND C0RDAGE'
WILLARD BAvET oee and Warsrooms IS 'Ha y" DOAd"A "
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

ANOTHER HORSE LEFT.-E: HOLMES, . MUIR,
Sir. Yon doubtless have that We bayr hah VISITORS
49, % we're nninyte II may be to lock The able
n now for We have another horse LETT Please arrange your Dun
or an ALARv THLKGRAPH ~ my house. Io"s"'"
Brooklyn Feb. %. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired at
y CourtAudtst, ". Y H. e. DhONH'" "'n'" "h''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

THE DUNE OF RICHMOND TO BE THE TORY
LEADER-sAVE OF GRAIN BY wEiGHT-Thb
MISSING STEAMER.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
CHRONICLE OF THE COUNCIL.

The Pope's Reply to the Address of tn
limerick Clergy, srritten by His Holiness t
their -Bishop-Venerable Brother, healtl
ard Apostolic enediction.-Although W.
love manifested by the Irish towards thi,
1Holy See was received by them from thei,
ancestors with their mothers milk, and
therefore the immemOrial persistence OF
their devotion and affection makes their
%devotion and homage to us more precious,
I'VE cannot but congratulate you, venerable
brother, that your clergy have so nobly re-
sponded to the sentiments of your own
faith, and to your zeal for the divine pre-
negatives of this Holy See. We receive,
then, with great satisfaction their filiai
manifestation, rejoicing that in you we are
sable to embrace them all, and to invoke
4 upon them, present in your person, every
divine grace. Wherefore, as an augury of
these, and especially as pledge of our
good will towards you, venerable brother,
we lovingly impart to each of your clergy !,
land to your whole diocese, the Apostolic
IBenediction. Given at Rome, at st. Peters,
THE 23d day of May, in the year 1870, and
THE twenty fourth of our Pontificate.
PIUs p. p. TX.
II. Olier and Saint Sulpice.-The CAUSE
Iof the Qualification of the illustrious found
Ter of Saint-Sulpice has been commenced atI
Rome. In such moment, an ecclesiastical
.of the diocese of Arras reminds his breth-
'ren, in letter addressed to the Univers,
|of the doctrine taught by the friend and
associate of St. Vincent of Paul. One of
the Fathers of the Vatican Council hasI
lately said that "many Saints have con-
tessed Papal Infallibilfty, but not one has
denied it," The teaching of Olier exactly
agrees with that of St. Bernard, st. Al +
pbonsus, st. Vincent of Paul and st. Fran
els of Sales. SIN order to vivify and
govern his Church to the contamination OF
the world" he says, in the second volumeE
of his Life of the Blessed Virgin" "Jesus
Christ dwells himself in st. Peter and his
in whom alone the Mission off
the Apostles always perseveres, to toiiich in
faltiJitity is conjoined, with the obligation
upon all mankind to receive their preach
ing. 1t is for this reason, by Jesus Christi
living in them, that the successors of St.H
Peter are the foundations and basis of th.Is
Church, and the hypOstdsis which sustain N
1t. AS the hypostasiS, or the Pers ON of thief
Word, sustaius the Sacred Humanity OH
Jesus Christ, 80 the light IF Jesus Christ,
which is the light of tile Eternal Father,
sustains in the successor OF Peter the
whole Church. =
Who could furnish light to q world such as
s she Church but the Son of Justice alone
Who would be able to resist all illusions,
all errors, all heresies, all the fAlsehUOds vi
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