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New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
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County.
duel which has been the subject Of conversation Tor
the Dast week in this city, abruptly and vigorously
terminated to-day The principals were men OF ihuon
prominence, and the friends OF the gentlemen are "o
more or less noted The trouble began In the reporters
gallery OF the Senate week ago, after the close vi
q very impassoned speech by Senator Morton, on the
subject OF Reconstruction The principals IN the anir
were NJ. L. O. Washington, member OF The b0'fd S'an
in this city and the American correspondent OF Ihe Ao
DO" T5gh and nM Mr. Sea rla HtcHSl OF lnfa Gay
During the war he was OF ts oTf
Regular Caysr "a sS %ne S 6e Goneraey under benjamin
Al the close of Mr. Morton's speech Mr. Hutchins APP
auded It's G S SyhS AZ u ts me 's so"e e Rebe
Mr. Washington took violent exceptions 70 tne eAPres
initiative by writing note III pencil 10 tne eliecI @
that Washington would hear from hlm very very
oowed and naiy direct Challenge was sent to Mr.
Washing gon by Mr. Hutchins, dated at Alexandria De
followed, in which the most laughable diplomcy oe-
Cured meeting was finally decided upon at silver
Springs, the residence of Frank r. Blair, ST. More
delays followed and more friendly mediation by ac-
quaintances The persons who figured in the epi
tom ton has @ had acting him Mr.: j. J. Bright, son
%ntersh " Of Ksnnky ffak who an officer IN the
Rebel army and Gen. A. c. Jones, also OF the Rebel
taning seconds owing TO the rigorous laws here to pre-
vent dueng, and his limited acquaintance Mr Hutch
seconds named aud while the;prelimnaries going
on Mr Huchinss friends declined to serve Then Mr..
ment was ont of the question, refused TO
go on the field. Each gentleman chose his
surgeon. and the most complete arrangements were
made Mr. Crounse of The Times was prominent IN en-
deayoring to effect settlement. jeremiah McklDDen
who will be remembered BrodericRs second was con
suited by Mr. HutchiDs, and John Coyle former prOpr
etor OF the National Integencer was acting Tor nm AT
one time The affair to have ended nobody knows
exactly how but it appears to be satisfactory TO the
friends both parties Both gentlemen according 10
the accepted evidence, have shown great courage ana
perfect Willingness to get shot at any time ,
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs nave consl1-
passed the House with the Appropriation bill, and have
decided oppose it, Committee mas Deen CHOSEN
TO prepare new table, increased rates for the lower
grade of officers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT sEA-A SHIPS CREW
STARVED TO DEATH-AN ENTIRE FAMILY
MURDERED NEAR LONDON.
LONDON Tuesday May a. 1910.
The ship Mariane was sighted in distress, May 4,
in the Indian Ocean. She was boarded, when 10 was
found that 81 of her crew had died from starvation
and the remainder were in dying condition.
The city is greatly excited over the Of
entire family, in Uxbridge last night. father his
mother sister, wife, and four children, killed
rejected lover Of the sister is suspected of the
crime. He was seen hastily embarltng on the train
for London shortly after the discovery of the
tragedy, and has not been heard of since.
Minister Motley and members of bis family at
tended the debate the Greek massacre last night
in the House of Lords. IL noticed that they
wore mourning for the victims Of that tragedy.
The House of Lords to-day was engaged wholly
with local matters.
In the House of Commons, thIs evening, a bill dis
establishing the Church in Wales considered
but no action was taken. Mr. Hughes introduced
bill prohibiting the racing Of two year old horses
dscouraging that of three year olds, and prescribing
penalties for betting. The first reading Of the bill
ordered by majority of sS votes. The House
then adjourned
& The celebration of the Queens birthday has been
postponed until Saturday.
Loru Clarendon announces 1urtlief grant III 40
of the expedition in search Of Dr. Livingstone, the
African traveller.
The Captain of n vessel just arrived from an
American port, reports that Wednesday last, off
Lands End, an explosion occurred on board the
bark Asterias. The explosion was caused by the
carelessness of the mate, whO thinking the matches
were open, went below with lighted candle Tire
foul air in the hold gned and the deck literally
blown to atoms. The crew Of the vessel were all
negroes and several were badly injured.
Vessels have recently left England for Honduras
with cars, engines &C., for the road buding in
that country.
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CUBA.

ALLEGED SPANISH SUCCESSES REPORTED BY DE
RODAs.
HAVANA, May 24.-Dispatches from the Captain
General contain the following details of recent ope
rations.
Col. Faiardos column killed II rebels and took six
prisoners Col Fajardo also received the surrender
of 14O rebels who applied for pardon. Many of them
belong to the best families and among them are
Gucmans. Lopez, Recios Quesada brother of Gen.
Quesada, the family of ex-Major-Gen. Manuel Ar
teaga and the sister and other members of the fam
lily of Col. Bembeta.
Col Chinchilla who was dangerously wounded is
pronounced out of danger. He has been promoted
to the rank of Brgadier-General. Seven prisoners
were sentenced to the CdpilLd the I'D and exc
cuted the following day.
The Didrio is the authority for report that Mar
eos Garcia one of the rebel leaders in the Santo
Espirtu jurisdiction captured and slaughtered the
crew and II passengers of coasting schooner, and
burned three warehouses.
The steamer which arrived here from Sagus la
Grande Yesterday brought over loo insubordinate
Cinnamon
AMERICAN NAVAL VESSELS IN CUBAN WATERS.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Dispatches from Ad-
m,ral Poor dated board the flagship Severn, at
Havana MAY 1s have been received. The Severn ar
rived the 10th inst from Key West The dls-
patches contain no OF Importance. -
The following men-ofwar In tine harbor: British
sunboat DAFT and the following Spanish vessels: Flag
Shin Aamanza, under repair; ron-ead saragossa aud
frigates Corona and Ciudad de Cadiz. The steamers
Herman, Cortez, Pizarro, Fernando St Catolca, and
Churruca were at the Nayyyard with no gums on board
Four ANAL gnboats and the blOeksderunncr Neptune
were also there. The latter had two 100 FOUNDERS on
board. .,, M. ~,
a. reports the sailing that day Of the Nantucket for
San Domingo, calling in at Trinidad de Cuba and Cien
fuegos The ironclad Dictator and the searora remain
at Key West. In the Dictator is required on the
coast of Cuba, the Tusearora will convoy her. The
will he
condition OF the place renders 1t unsafe for her to remain
there.
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FEMALE MEDICAL STUDENTS AT CLINICAL Lee
TURES.
PuuApELpHIA, NAV M.-The Managers {

"1'7'SV@7
the Pennsylvania Hospital have adopted the following
plan recommended by the medical surgical san OF the
Hospital TO provide for teaching female students: The
clinical term shall be for six months, from October 10
March inclusive Medical teaching shall be given once
week In the women's wards. Surgical teaching shaii
Be entirely AT the option OF the surgeons duty and
given by any member Of the stan the lectures arc 70 "A
e0nbned to tho women's wards.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-The fifty-sixth an
nual meeting the American Baptiss Missionary Union
was opened in Broad and Archst Church this morn
ing. A, committee was appointed TO convey frater-
nal feelings to the Presbyterian Assembly, and it
was suggested that there be union meeting at Beth
Eden Church. midway between the meeting places of the
two bodies this afternoon minge words OF mutual
dence The total receiptsof the year have been SO953
an excess of s056 the previous year. The whole
expenditure has s22O,56O 49, leaving balance of
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THE NEW DOMINION.
THE RED RIVER TROUBLES NOT YET END

THE RED RIVER TROUBLES NOT YET ENDED.
CHICAGO, May A-The Tribune has special
dispatch from st. Paul. Minn, which quotes from pri-
vate letter from Red River which reports that Re in
recent speech to the Legislative Assembly declared that
the Canadian Government in authorizing the Province
Of Manitoba, had by settled the existing dis
pute The protest sent TO the Canadian Government by
the Winnipeg Government has just been published Most
OF the demands Of this protest covered by the Mani
oba bill, except that the Province shall have
control Of its public lands Rel also demands that
member OF the Provisional Government shall be held
responsible for action leading TO the present state OF
aars and for this no provision has been made by the
Dominion Legislature
The Winnipeg Neu Nation OF May makes no allusion
to anticipated Indian troubles The country is quiet and
business is becoming active The Provisional Govern
ment had received information from its delegates in
Canada that the Dominion Government had agreed to
nearly all the terms asked and that everything looked
well for satisfactory settlement OF the difficulties.
CANADIAN ARMS STORED AT PEMBINA, MINI
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Secretary Boutwell,
having referred to the Secretary of State the letter from
the Collector Of Customs at Pembina asking what action
should be taken regard to the removal of and
munitions belonging to the Canadian Government, now
stored at Abercrombe, in the Pembna District up the
Red River, should such request be made Secretary Fish
replies substantially that the relations between Canada
and the United States in regard to this matter are en-
trely satisfactory and there is objection the part
of the United States to the removal Of this Canadian
property, should the latter Government desire 1t.
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SWITZERLAND.
RUSSIA THREATENING SWITZERLAND.

hINHIA
LONDON, Tuesday, May "a, 1879
Russia continues to threaten Switzerland concern
ing the extraditOn of Netschaje the fugitive from
justice His immediate surrender to the Russian
authorities is insisted on. The Swiss Government
has informed the Russian Government that the cul.
prit is not to be found.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

LANCASTER, Penn, May PA Philadelphia
express train going east tns morning, ran into an emil
grant train going west, which was standing at Lesnah
Place The switch connecting two tracks had been cft
open by criminal neglect of the conductor OF some freight
train which had passed the road during tho hin
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and the express tran at sharp speed was thus led from
its own track directly against the locomotive OF the emf
grant train The only person killed was the brakeman
OF the express tan-ThOmas Swayne OF Philadelphia
who died at his post OF duty. Two German eingrants
were injured, and sent to Lancaster by special
car The express, baggage, and mail were tossed
across the track and all the inmates escaped by jumping
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
DENMARK.

THREATENED INsURRECTIoN IN ICELAND.
LONDON Tuesday, May "A, 1870
The Cologne Gazette remarks that the feeling of
opposition to Denmark is gaining asocndency in
Iceland, and threatens the separation of the island
from,the mother country.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT sEA-A sUIPS CREW
STARVED TO DEATH-AN ENTIRE FAMILY
MIKDFRED NEAR IONDoN.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
WASHINGTON.

THE REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT-TNTER-
ESTING DEBATE ON CUBAN AFFAIRS IN THE
HOUsE-PROBABLE DEFEAT OF MR.. LYNCHS
BILL REvIvING THE NAVIGATION INTERESTS
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE SAN DOMINGO
TREATY-A DUEL AMICABLY SETTLED.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

THE WAR CHIEFS SPOTTED TAIL AND SWIFT
BEAR IN wAsHINGTON-THEY ARE DECO
RATED WITH PORTRAITS OF ANDREW JOHN
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&HERIFF,S SALE.

Mt Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue of an execution issued out Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Linn county, Oregon. and to me di.
rected and delivered in favor W. r. Kirk, plain
tiffs, aud gAnst Michael Anderson 4 Theodore
Boon, defendants, for the sum of$l77,75 U.s.. coin,
Judgment and costs of suit, I have this 2Sth day
of May. A. d. 1870, levied upon tho following de-
scribed real estate and nlI the appurtenanoes
thereunto belonging or in anywiso appertaining,
to-wit:
The East Half Of Lot No. Two (2), in Block
No. Three (3), in the Town of North Brownsville,
County of Linn. and State Of Oregon. and ON
Monday, the 9Th day of June, 1870,
ut o'clock p. M, in front Of tho Court House
door in the city of Albany, Linn county, State Of
Oregon, will sell the above described real prep.
city ut public outcry to the hghes bidder for cash
in hand, IN D. 8. coin. r. j.. IRVINE.
n-s2sl EhsrfF. Lfhh CSS chsc6T
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DR. VI. X. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opFo-
site the Pacific II al Steamship Com
pany's Office, Private entrance
On Leidesdord street,
San francisco.
E.sa1lisAed e<pressiy TO afford The afflicted sosnd
and scientific medical aid IN the Treatment
end cure ef all Pirate and Chron-
sc Uiseases. eases cf .Sssrs-
ey and all .SsxRoi
Uisorde7s.
TO TIE APPLICTED.

nR W. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
IL cere thanks to bis numerous patients for
their patronage, and would take this opportunity
TO remind them that he continues to consul. ~ his
fnEtiipts for the cure 0f chronic diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Digestive and Gsnito- Cri-
nary Organs, and all private diseases. viz. syph-
lis In ali It's forms and stages, Seminal Weakness.
aud all tho borrd consequences Of self-abrse Con
orrhea, elect, Structures. Nocturnal and Diurnal
emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back
and Loins. Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kid
neys etc.. etc.. and be hopes that his long expert
snoe and successful practice will continue 20 insure
him . share Of public patronage. By the practice
Of many years in Europe and the United States,
he 10 enabled 20 apply the most eheient and sue
cessfui ediss agsins: diseases Of all kinds. lie
uses no mercury. charges moderate. treats his pa
tisnts In . correct and honorable wa., asd has
references Of unqusstionsbls reracity from men
Of known respectabliiy and high standing in soei-
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter srsthsr-
wse. will receive the best and gsntiss; treatment
and implicit secrecy.
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Patients residing In any part Of the STATE. how.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and sa-
vice Of DIR. Doherty in their respective eases and
who think proper 70 submit . written statement OF
such, In preference to holding personal interview,
respectfully assured that their coumunieations
will be held most sacred and confidential.
Ifthe case be fully and eandidiy described, per-
scnai communication win be Unnecessary, rs in
struetions for Diet regimcn and the general treat
ment Of the tinciuding the rcmedicsl, will be
forwarded without delay, and in such . manner As
to convey no idea of the purport Of the letter or
parce $50 transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. HrKE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Addess, NIX. DoHERTY, N. D.,
San Francisco. California.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON Sea and Lnud the Great Resto.


As remedy for the ssa-sioknsss which bcsets
the voyager on bis way 10 and from California.
and for the disorders which assaIl the unaccimat.
ed emigrant in tho unhesishy districts Of tho In
terror, no sTETTER's STOMACH pITTERs will
be found equally efacaeious. On no part Of tho
continent has the value Of this pure vegetable
elixir, as specific for epidemic diseases, been 80
clearly demonstrated. as In the now Statss and
Territories lying contiguous to the Pacific Ocean.
A means Of preventing the diltrsssing and
dangerous attacks Of fever aud tho dysentsrie and
diarrhesl complaints which are engcndcred by
poison Ia tho sir, by the use Of wster contain.
Ing mineral vegetable tmint injmicsi to health.
II 10 confcssedly superior to any other tonic and
alternative In the world. II acts ~ o preventive
agent by strengthening and sxhilarslisg the whole
physical organization. and producing . regular
habit Of body. All that the human system re-
qures. TO enable II to resist the deletevtous effects
OF malaria, 10 increased sigor and vital activity,
and these are the inevitable results Of Of
this celebrated tonic aud corrective. 1t promotes
appetite. facilitates digestion, controls the liver,
regulates she bowels, braces shs nerves. superin-
duces sound and wholesome slccp, tnvigoratss
without exciting the pulse. and imparts buoyancy
to the animal spirits. Tho body and mind toned
and cheered by its genial operation. are in q eoa-
diisoa to reps! alt exterior insescss nhich tend 10
produce d'-ease. Flux. dy sentery. bilious remit
tents. chilis aud fever. 4c., almost
always caused by atmospheric poison acting upon
and cheer the Spirits. with this wholesome tucdi-
Gated ztlmulsnt. and then neither The ssalaria
generated by tke dlth OF crowded cities, mr. the
cx xhslation Of new soils. nor the vapid water Of
sPringlsss rogion. will BE- likely TO produce serious
42wt
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Real Estate Dealer.
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PILES

Why do multitudes suffer year after year with
this distressing disease, which they know mus,
ultimately take them to the grave2 The reason
simply is that they have never been able to pro.
cure reliable remedy. Temporary relief onlu
nggrarates the discase.
The discovery of perfectly reliable and SPEEDY
cure has recently been made. and the medicine
may now be had of A. CAR0THERs l. CO. a,
this city, who arc sole proprietcrs. The Pile PHI,
hsvc been used by many in this county. and IN
no case have they failed to effect . permanent
cure. Sent postraid to snyssddress on receipt Of
41 SO psr kS1. nSf{f
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I'm. PgRRAuLr has the pleasure to inform ps.
tients and others seeking confidential medical ad-
vice that be bc consulted daily 1T his oce, Ar.
gomsry aud sacramento streets. San Francisco.
Rooms Nos. Q. TO- first door. up stairs, entrance
on either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
DR. PAHnAELr's studies have been almost excln-
siseiy devoted to the of the various forms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility. the result OF nja-
rous habits acquired in youth. which usually ter
inmate in impotence nnd sicriiiiy. and permanent
ly induce all the eoncotsitauts nf old age. Where
sccret inirmity exists involving the happiness OF
lifc and that of others. reason and morality die
tate the necessity o Its removal. for il 10 fact
that premature decline Of the *igor of manhood,
matrimonial nnbarpiness, compulsory single life.
etc., have their sources In causes. the germ OF
which s planted in carly life. aud the bitter fruits
tasted lot x aftcrward; patients. saboring under
this complaint, will complain Of one Of
the following symptoms: Nocturnal Emissions,
Pains In the Bsck aud Head. Weakness of Memo
~ snd Sight. Discharge from the Urethra GO
ing TO stool or making water, Intellectual Facul-
ties are w, akcned. Loss OF Memory ensues, Ideas
are cloudcd. and there s a disinclinaton to attend
to business, even TO reading, writing. tho
society OF Giends, etc. The patient will probably
complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo, and that Sight
and Hcaring are weakened and sleep disturbed by
dreams melancholy. sighing. palpitati"n. faint
ings. coughs and slow irycrs: whilc some have
body. Some of the most common symptoms are
pimples in the face. and aching in different parts
of the body. Patients suffering from this disease,
should spply Immediately to Dn. PERRAULT, either
in person or by letter, as he will guarantee cure
of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in six or
eight weeks.
Patients suffering from venerial discaso in any
stage, Gonsrrhea. elect. Structures, Babo Ulcers,
Cntaneous Eruptons, etc. will be treated success
fully All Syrhilitic and Mercurial Taints entire
ly removed from the ~ stem.
DR. PERRAULr's diplomas are in his office,
where patients for themselves that they
sre under the of regularly educated practi-
tioner. The best references gwen if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases, can
call and examine for themselves. We invite in
vestignton; claim not TO know every. hing, nor to
cure everybody. but we do cl.im that in all cases
taken under treatment va fulfill our promises.
We particularly request those who have tried this
boasted doctor. and that advertised ply sician till
worn out and discouraged. to call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
to their SEX consult the doctor with the assur-
ancc Of relief.
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When . fem ale 10 10 trouble. afflicted With
disease. a. weakness Of the bsek and ifnbs, pain
In the head dimness Of sight. loss Of Inuscalai
power palpitation Of the heart. irritabiiity.
soGsnsss. extreme urinary difficulties. dersnge-
.nsnt of digestive Functions. geperri debility, va
giais. all diseases OF tbs womb. By ysiera sterili-
y. and al other diaes's. peculiar TO fsm.lss; she
.hyuId 20 OF rrite at the celebrated fe N ale
doctor. ". X bshe.ty, At his Medical Institute
snd eousuit him about hev troubles and disease.
The Doctor Is esss.iny more lures than any other
physician in the State of csifornia. Let no false
asiicaey prevent you. but apply immc-iafs and
save yourself from painful suforings sud P.sms-
tgre death. AL Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
n their fsssilies, should write call ~ Dr. W. K.
Dohertys Medical Institute. and they will rocsive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors on
sss are arranged that be can ts consulted with
ost fear Of sbssrvatisn.