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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed administrator
tthe estate of Edmond 2 Pendelton deceased,
late Of Mason county, W. I. All persons in
iebted to said estate are required to make
mediate payment to the undersigned at his
residence, in Mason county. and all persons
having claims against the same must present
them with the proper voucher within one year
from date, or they will be debnrred.
F. KENNEDY, Admir-.
Mason county, Dec. Is, 1869. two.
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without the Use of Gallo mel q,
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c E r 7 l FIC A T E S.
CLAQUATo, LEWIS COUNTY,
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CLAQUATo, LEWIS County, !
January 10, 1869.
DR.. JAMES RoUNDTREE Dear SIR: With pro-
fourd gratitude [ send you this statement,
certifying that You have, us an instrument in
the hands of Divine providence, arrested my
hasty progress to the grave, and that by the
terrible. lingering death by cancer. In II very
short time after placed my case in your
hands, both Selfand friends were astonish-
cd at the result, and in a few weeks l was
thoroughly cured of the dreaded cancer. You
are at liberty to publish this if you wish,
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JNO. T. BROWNING, P. NJ,
II. n. STEARNS, County Auditor,
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Administrative Notice.

signed has been appointed Admstratrix
Of the estate of Marshall +. Moore, deceased,
late of Thurston county, W. T. All persons
indebted to said estate are required to mako
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residence, in Olympia, W. T., and all persons
having claims against the same, must present
them with the proper vouchers within one year
from date, or they will be declared.
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The New York herald., 1870-02-15

Reformation, and II another Luther should DO
found In tho person Of Count Bismarck
The position OF tho Roman Church at the
present moment Is critical in tho cxtrcmc. 1t
soems to us to have flung away lis last chance
We have watched this Council and havo never
failed to offor it sound and wholesome advice.
We have warned 1t of danger, and we
have often pointed out way OF
delivcrance. But our warnings and our
instructions have been equally dlsregardod.
The Council seems bent on ruinlng tho Church.
While the world rl,shes on with lightning
speed towards grand and glorious future,
towards an immonse unity-a unity which
shall know no differences in religion, no con-
6ictng nationalities, no confusion Of tongues;
y unity which will meet all the high require
menis Of prophecy and satisfy tho highest
aspirations Of tho human raco--the Church,
looking back, sighs for dcad and buriod
past, and with feeble hand tries to apply the
brake. But the force is irresistible. If the
Church cannot follow 1t must romain behind,
and as another monument Of folly take its
lonely place on the deserted highway Of time.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
TRIPLE SHE + 7
sosiglTs OF To-paI's nEaa.D.

PAGE.
J--Aiyertisements.
S--AdyettsemlAts.
3-RasuIugt n: General Loyan's Speech on cuban
Doli2ereacg; Debate In the Senate on the
Mississippi Bill; Sale OF Cadetshps by Carpet
Bag Congre5smen; Imy ortant Decisions By
he Supreme Court--Perscnal Intelligence
Brooklyn MISUNDERSTANDING Of Wiil,ams-
burg rrogef.y owncrs-Telegraphs Under
- g.oan1.
G-Earope: rrcgrcsS 0! the Papa Counci; Rus.
sian ImrerIalisIn AMI the National Interests
The Penis OF the cstorm--gec0sntioa OF Cuba
Naval and Army intelligence Governments
Subsidy ia the Grocery Busincss-A Duel by
Gas.l2ht: Exciting sword comba. N the City
Reviews and Criticisms Of New Dooks-The
New Cotton Exchange.
5--Proceed:ucs IL the Sew Yorx CITY and Brooklyn
C0urts--0Dtuary-Terrnc Explosion IN Wes,
Tnirty.tnird Gtreet-2.arved to Death--Muni.
cirai Aif.,rs Interesting Proceedings In tho
Foard OF Aldermen-The Harem Depot Ira
GeGy--Deaih Ailer Sickness of Thirty Years
G--Editorals: Leading Article on Affairs In Cuba,
The American Republic Dlssracsi-Amuse-
mcnt A2nou ice Tnants.
y-Te eeIaph.c News iYom All Parts or the World
Count BisIaarcE's Plan oil Protest Aga nst the
Papa syllabus; E2gllsn Feeling Towards tbs
Caied States Navy; Arrival ol santa Anna In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1--WE I.amle,s Isi.,lr.
porated With the Metropolis Last NignI--cor-
ruption In the Detective Bureau or tho boston
locc--Aaotiier Daring Ourrsge-Busiaess
Notices.
S--New lors City New5-Thc New Steamship
Anglia Brooklyn Dodger--The Crawford
Diamond Aaair--kings County Goarj OF SUPER
visors-A Brooklyn Contract Unearihed ben
Wade on Cuba-YachS.ng--A Magnificent
"Hard Chrek"-A New YorAerady in 2 Massa.
:husctts Prison FOR Dcos--YlrginIa: Horrible
Narder IN Norfolk y--Reconsiructlon
OF Observation-Disclosures for Colorado
Primary Poiitica, Meesings-Postal Tele.
Fraphy--A Southern Cock Fisht-Electr!cal
Phenomcuon--rbo weather and the leo crop
IN THIS atate-Settlemcnt OF the Vermont
Railroad War.
G-Financial and Commercial Eeports-Rea Es-
tate Matters-fhs New dominion: Return OF
Prince arthur to IIls Observation-Disclosures
anj Dcaths-Advertisemenls- az q
Manufacturing state.
rC-The Brooklyn Murder: Great Excitement In
the City; Fears that she Prisoner May be
Lynshed; The Military Under Arms Ali Night
Proceedings OF the New York Legislature
special Meeting OF the Board OF Health--Sub-
sidising American Steamship Lines-Dalis
East Night-Lectures Last Niaht-The
Hudson Closed by leo at Rhinebeck-
The Austrian Court Scandal-Crlmes and Casu.
alue3-EiaQs County Democratic General Com
nitteo--Tral OF Bosanna Rogers Tor Man.
Eiaugh,er-The Buffalo Libel Suit-Shippng
intelligence Advertisements.
advertisements.
l9-Airertise ments.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
THO Coar. OF Special Sessions.

A I'LL has recently bccn introduced in the AS
sembly to abolish tho Court Of Spocia, Sessions,
which ia now hell twice week at the Toruss
by Justices Dowiing and Bixby. The propo-
sition is not 80 much for the purpose of making
onc court less in tho city--sor provision is
made BY which similar court shall be held
by any Of the pressnt police magssratos-as it
is for the purpose Of getting rid Of Justice
Bowling, who has Incurred the cnmity Of too
many influential politicians by his pro,nptress
in awarding them the penalties OF tho law on
some occasion, probably, when they had subs.i-
tuted pilfsring for politics. The court itself is
one Of the most commendablo in the city, and
also comes nearer being self-sustaining
than any other. Besides, tho proposed i'm
provement of allowing ali the Police Justices
to preside at the new cours which is to arise
from the ashes of the present ohs as soon as
Justice Bowling is safely ousted, l. no i'm
provemeut at all. The eight magistrates, who
were privileged to preside when such ccs,,s
was in operaticu before, held to the old maxn,
that cverybody's business was nobodys busi>
ness, uTu WOuiu Ol'sIf's0 lUpUTtauL occasions
b. meagrely represented by one Justice, or
probably mono at all, and en- other occasions,
when some poor drunlxard was the only case
to be ''scnt up" they would appear in full
numbers and with all the pomp and circum-
stance of the Supreme Court. The sittings at
present arc at least regular, aud most likely
there 10 fully as much talent represented On
its bench. Governor Hoffman has frequently
commended tho manner in which business is
conducted there, ond if the bill passes both
houses of the Legislature i. is to be hoped
no viii put stopper on it. The court at
present is terror to the roughs, and the pro
posed improvement might not DO. Besides;
Judge Bowling was the choice Of the people
for the position, and he should be granted an
investigation rather than bo subjected unheard
TO this indirec. condemnation. We trust that
the Governor or the Senate will stop this
matter lift should 60 30 far as to reach either
OF them.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
The proceedings in Congress.

The legislation Of the country is progressing
very slowly in Congress. There arc no great
measures receiving any attention among our
small-mindea Solons. The question Of Cuban
recognition has SO far gone. no further, than
to become the subject Of some eloquent
specchmaking; though General Banks
promises to bring it up with vim
soon; the revenues and 1sances aro receiy-
ing rotrograde rather than progressive legis-
lation, and the subject OF reconstruction is
still delayed by bunconbc discussion and
unwise ,inkerlng. The Georgia question yes-
terday was driven ahead spasmodically so far
as to reach the point waercas the credentials
of tho Senators Of that State were referred to
the Judiciary Committee, but even this move
ment is liable to misconstrucLion and compll-
cation, for the Senators named were elected
by the Legislature that was recently declared
incompeteut and Illegal. The Mississippi
Readmission bill is giving rise to the same
objections and arguments advanced OF the Vir-
ginia bill, although Mississippi has not only
filed all her conditions, bat has actually given
ton thousand guarantees, by heS electoral
majority, Of not loyalty exactly, but radi-
calism. All this in tho Senate. In
tho House, where grave deliberation and
serious proceedings are hardly to bo expected,
the main business yesterday was tinkering
the finances, or, rather, taking test votes on the
financial policy. One Of these tests indicated
that the House rather favored the inlation OF
the currency. by a majority OF twenty. Tho
test resolution proposed I'm increase OF the
circulating currency by fifly millions. Mr..
Morgan introduced bill as substitute for
Mr.. Shsrman's Currency bill in the Senate,
providing for repeal Of the laws author
iz:ng The issue of national ban, notes and
authorizing an issue Of five hundred million
dollars in greeabacks. THIS las. proposition
| is excellent in so far as it does away with tho
national bank notes and gives the people the
benefit of tho immense sums which ut present
are donated to the banks by our Treasury.
| Among other matters Of interest occurring in
the House were the speech OF General Logan
| The sturdy friend of Cuba, In favor of grantiny !
| belligercnt rights to tho gallant Cubans, and
! the reception Of correspondence relative to
| outrages on American citizens in Havana.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

THE ANTIQUITIES OF pERU.-Mr. e. G.
squier will read paper this evening before
the American Geographical and Statistical
Society at Cooper Institute on tho Geography
and Ancient Monuments Of Peru" Mr.. Squier's
residence in South America as diplomatic
representative Of the United States, his
extended explorations among the Cordilleras
and remarkable ruins of that romantic country,
and his ability as writer, give great interest
and importance to the information which he
viii impart tonight. Elaborate drawings,
illustrative Of tho scenes described, will be
exhibited, and the anthor Of the essay, fresh
from the ruined palaces Of tho incss and the
rock-walled cities standing desolate among
the Andes, will doubtless give clearer
knowledge OF Peru's wonderful antiquities
than can be obtadned in any other manner.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
III. nubau American League.

A number Of prominent citizens OF this city
have formed league for the purpose Of praoa-
ca!,y consolidating th>' sentiment and support OF
the American people III securing independence
to Cuba. General Martin McMahon, who has
had somo experience in paraguay OF tho
troubles Of people struggling against odds
for their liberties, ia president Of Tho league
and tho members tonsis! Of men Of iadrsS nee
and prominence, like Douglas Taylor, Edmund
G. S.edman, Gideon J. Tucker, Colonel Ethan
Allen and others. Measures arc to be taken
at once to extend the influence of the league
throughout the country by the formation in
atSg cities OF similar organizations. TlVs
the psoilo croposo to take In their own hands
the honor Of 6n1 government on the Cuban
question, and % keep their own skirts clear Of
the disgracefal peiicy pnSsuM at Washington
1t remains to be seen if the administration,
protesting to represent tho people, win con-
tinue to SO misrepresent them after the gr>'at
national movcment for Cuban Independence
assumes such shape as tho prominent mes
connected with this league viii give it.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

SANTA ANNA TURNS UP.--The news of .
revolution progressing in Mexico must have
up in Hayana on Sunday last on route for Vera
Cruz. Captain General dc Rodas, however,
spoiled his plans, by ordering him to leave the
island on the first steamer, and positively
refusing TO allow the old veteran to proceed to
Mexico. So, we suppose, Santa Anna must
fain DO content with fighting game cocks In his
old age instead of heroicaly battling for "God
and Liberty"
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

THE VOORHEES, MURDER IN BRooYLYs.-
Mr.. Voorhees,, the victim Of Chambers, the
murderer, died at his house yesterday. An
informal examination Of the prisoner and the
statement Of the proprietor Of the saloon
where the shooting took place show that the
murder was even more cold -blooded and
wanton than at first reported. The murderer.
1t seems, had drauk several bottles of wine
with his intended victim, and even after the
deed was done called for and coolly drank 4
glass Of ale. Late last night Sheriff Walters.
fearing the excited state Of the people against
Chambers, asked for detachment Of soldiers
to guard Raymond street jail The soldiers
were promptly sent, and bore with them ball
cartridges enough TO do execution upon the
mob If need be. The people Of Brooklyn are
much excited over this brutal murder. and
although We deprecate lynch law, we can SEQ
plainly in this exhibition the end to which
corrupt Judges and rampant crime ars rapidly
driving us.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

LOOKING AFTER VENUS. Queen Victoria
specially recommends the English Parliament
TO make arrangements for observations Of the
s'transit of venus" in 1914 very elegant
idea for an exc ,llen. royal earthly lady. The
presidency OF tie commission wonld DO an
appropriate position for tio Prince OF Wales,
always provided tha. he. Royal Highness the
Princes o. Wales approves Of the HERALD
Nsa-
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

THE SUMMIT Oh FIRST RATE NOTICE.
The Summit (Miss.) Times OF the 10th inst.
paper in The world" This is indeed tho
height Of frst ra.e notice. And the beauty
OF 1t is the world knows it to bo true. ''Don's
fail to advertise In the Summit Times"
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

A CHANCE FOR BIC JOBS The negotia-
tions for the settlement of the Alabama claims
ara likely to be reopened and conducted in
Washington. SO says the Under Secretary Of
State for the Foreign Department of Great
Britain. He ought to know. Figure up the
stclaima I"
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

Very FuNNy.--A Southern paper speaks Of
Che sludicrous formalties' with which tho
outside States have been admitted into the
Union. 1t may be all very ludicrous-very
funny; but win any Of our Southern friends
inform us where lhe laugh comes in?
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

BOILER EXPLOSION IN TmRTY-TuIRD
STREEr-A GALLANT FELLow.-A boiler burst
in West Thirty-third street yesterday and
three persons were injured, number of per-
sons narrowly escaping. The conduct of the
engineer, John Donnelly, deserves the highest
commentator. He saw that tho boiler was
leaking and that an explosion was inevitable,
but with high sense Of duty, instead of
flying from the danger, he bravely stood to his
post and commenced to draw out the fires,
Before he completed the task, however, tho
explosion took place and the gallant fellow was
blown several rods into an adjoining yard, and
his head, arms and face were dreadfully
scalded. lie is o poor man, with family, and
his life is in critical condition. While we
are giving lavishly to onr INDECENT great men
and the families of our unfortunates does not
this brave fellows devotion and daring deserve
q rousing reward?
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

SENATOR CARPENTER, of Wisconsin, berated
the republican party severely yesterday in the
Senate for It's unrepublican legislation, and
Senator Yates of Illinois, wanted to read him
out Of the party. In Its present disrupted
state Yates probably thought the party needed
3 joiner rather than q oarnenter.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
NOTICE 10 HlRaID syEsCaisraS.

we viii esteem it c favor if our readers viii
inform Us, by letter addressed to this Office, Of
any dorelc.on on the part Of the carriers Of
the HERALD, either in furnishing the paper late,
substituting other city papers,or leaving spoiled
aheets.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

THE SPIRIT OF MURDRR.-While New York
and Brooklyn bear the palm for numerous
and unprovoked murders, case has occurred
in Norfolk county, Va, which exceeds any
yet known in point Of brutality. A negro
family having horsewhipped boy in their
employ for losing some Of their money while
on an errand for them, he attempted to steal
away to inform the authorities, but the negroes
overlook him, cut his tongue out by the roots
and cut his throat from ear to ear. The body
was LETT in the woods, whore it was subse-
quently found, and the negroes fed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

WHAT IS FAME?-A Virginia paper speaks
OF United States Senator from Mississippi as
infamous" If these papers continue in tho
same vein they will clip the first syllable from
the word and make the object Of their vitupera-
ton famous. Such 10 fame.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

Russia Specially Reported from Rome.
The special correspondence from Rome
which appears in our columns TO day supplies
concise oad plain exposition of the presen:
condition Of the Russian empire, its material
interests and prospects. the state Of society,
the educational system, the army and munici-
palitics. This exhibit was furnished to our
writer by Russian official Of rank and expe-
rience sojourning in the Holy City. 1t comes
ia additional testimony of the universal foreign
acknowledgment Of the influence and force Of
tho Independent press Of America. The Rus
sian aristocras was evidently anxious to avail
himself Of the opportunity of submitting
tho case of his nation and native land to the
free and unbiased mind Of tho American
democracy through our columns, and thus be
enabled TO remove some few cloudy, indeed
rather dark, Impressions which must have
bssa made by prSviona statements on the came
subject coming from European sources not quite
so well informed. Tho HERALD writer conse-
quently presents the case to the grand trans
atlantic International jury to-day, as our writers
in Berlin and Vienna have already submitted
the special briefs of Count Bismarck and Baron
Buest.
To hear Of Russia from Rome and by way
Of the Holy City sounds, at. the first reading,
as oddly as If we said that man went to St.
Petersburg in order to learn the exact condi-
tion of Poland. 1t is a fact that the two great
| modern thcocrats, Plus the Ninth and the Gear
Alexander the Second, are not on very good
terms. They do not s'speak,' or, as
our school children term it, are not
''glad" with each other; another positive
demonstration Of the melancholy social
truth that there may be vast show Of reli-
gion and deal Of prayer with very small
amount Of Christian charity here and there at
one and the same time. We trust, however, that
when copies Of the HERALD containing this
special correspondence are received and duly
read, both in tho Vatican and the Winter
Palace of the Neva, it will tend to reconcile
tho Heads Of the two powerful Churches, SO
that the Car will joyfully renew with Pic Mono
the terms of playful goodfellowsLip which he
enjoyed with Gregory the Sixteenth when q
boy. Such is the evangelizing mission Of the
HERALD. We will be proud of making two
such illuslrious converts to the worship of the
broad Church of the Bible and to the creed of
the Sermon on the Mount.