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New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

OyyICE W AcrrNG CoNdsAEi of = n'.' 80 -
PoRT W.DswoRrH ~ \. HMtroE OCT o. l""' l' -.
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy OF o.

,.f.
advertisement a;iache, wil be rec sei 10y s, rr 10 ~.
u O'Clock NJ, December 1870 for soppsT0S f'fS" ''
The sad beef OF good marketable 9Ia D, % t5 ~
por,ea Sf fore anl hnd reI' nsS e rs, @ 81 cost n .a q4
be from time to tine required by slg % on , IN Tr.l
Ts c'ef Se % n,t .sghe, tor d-'ee sodsi
agreement shah he of ~ the 'onrth Se,t - ~ fom "
10 our inches above ,ie kneeont Of hndq1-e " 81
eight inches above the gauouc or Dc b The unersrr
separate propoasn dnpe viii also 1e e s ,,si,irg CONN
nm ttb. ,s. hour and date shoverentoued Tor ,s
and tl1i fihic stationed AZ tas t " = m r.au
with such choice hcsh heel IS the! NAY & ~ 4, Tasfs
snch s!rloiu pOF,erouse steak staining nos S ne Co.
These contracts 70 he n .ore Fx ,b ~ JanaNry ls
AIRY General shan direct oonIneacins on "a, q, IN nrsrspt
subject TO the approval Of The C'mnandns-'e -'ehs-" y" ~
in case Of f.lar, IN e quality or ga,T t
heel stipulated TO he delivered then ne % % b, Iarchs
and the contractor yd with the G ,u 81
contractor will be required 70 en,er my ~soe Bsnss
tloussud dcsrs Sguei so BY two responsible '0f'''''
] ,~nr, dolls, viii required With each L rp'a s q
h 81, .f t des tie contract hdu. aN'i'
the upoi delivery under tfe prrsbe-
ls.h a Fdrt W.i'Soth Ncs.York Hsr'er at "2eh ' "
hres requested to he present. g. rh Reef. and addressed,
l. A CIlANBiIIlN. Firsi lieut. i' A''''', :, -
--------- rS,rrp sr.rss ESeSsss' 0.nor
MiW,rNEE, wi.. sept y, lS'o
CEAIED DpROpOSALS.-Sealed PropoSs1lss,s y, :,
- tunics on ,rms mruslel hy the und' ssao AZ tAs 60
this ote gath p ~ on pcr j. s ~ ~ =, 70 Obtain Increased Sep'h
TSe rmouat available this wsit $50. n contractor sn 0.
.oi ,o s,ssy.e thurn channel twelve tl! ', cai
wsS,SSr ca "a, Zee; ~ ,'Ir ca s, IN an s ssa II
work !. finished Ten O Is '' oe ca, /, SSOs haots $50
Sg ,S ,c.t and ,S .s.sSt lrpS the 't"
ss sS r.,. mo,, h. e.mpe,,a sy til. Of Soysmssr S
Ba. wl state the Pic, suhe "a ,sTl ~ o. ali Sa.
The United States rrsri,,s the nshi 70 Isj''' W. . .
i a "h' l Iii he ino.I ON be sHvsope. Prose''" wv
HrSor Lake sue'ior 'ni sides's !" Major d HousroN
Corp, Of Epsiner L. :. Army. 40 wl'eCo'0, ~,
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Broohlpn ncal gslaie for Sale.

4 THREE-STORY Philadelphia Br1ck
~ UOrSH all modern Improvements on Clinton for SALh
Price S8too. NJ A. RtLAND 4 Co, Beeknanst " y
L'OR SALE IN BROOKLYN-Two first-class
HOUSES 2.3 and 80 Laeteave corner and
Jsespaee; nghbohooi uneKcep,l aab ps~
Apply premises or at BeekmansL g. H. oLib bh
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Ciip Real estate for Sale.

Gin Real Gstaie Tor Saie.
L,OR SAkE-rwO LOTS, 2jx200, between Fifth
msdisonsves running through the bloel on Ff t
ia the built These lo's
,ery private Siienees for stables No restrictions
baknes. Apply T. PHALON lJ9 Mero-.
E'OR SALE-A Bargan-A three-story, base
brown. front HOU 4 Central Pars,
ecily o,Ict. Price jOss than Terms aecJnmoIat-
ing. AIircs. HOUSE. Tribune OGce
EOR SALE-IIands0mc l0ur-stOry high-stoOp,
brosrston HOUSE, No. 2j hast SiAuetsL Apply lk|lNu
a son 20i Eisi Tweoiy -srvenltst
PEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
j. T.. WILLIAMS &c son,
40 Wei Tdy Of the ki-hayc. adjoining is
North RIVER SAVINGS BANK
SALES AND EXCHANGES EXPECTED.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONEY LOANED
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Boaro ano Rooms.

bcaro an0 Hoome.
4 COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
~ eagnF sasre from Worcester spus sseldsL Boston D.
r. 4vGtks. Pforrsot
WANTED-ln strictly private family be-
tween fourieen snl Thirty side three or
ROOMS with BOARD LAZY and gentlemen Address Win
terms ROOMS, nor ~ Tribune onec.
WANTED-By GENTLEMAN and WIFE
w on Second Floor private boa-e, betvecn lh.oa sn
Bghths,. and rssalr aud P. no. to eIcrri 40 per
month L. = 81 haray-L
S0 WEST NINETEENTH-ST.- Two large,
IO eisgsn, furnished Rooms connecting second nocfi ese ana
ernsee he ga. h aud cold warr te strictly sfstsa nosrd
EAST TENTIl-ST., close to broadway
~ VerJ d'sratr and hands furnished koohs " I'M v'h"n
board TenSs reasonable. References escLapsed.
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Counirn propertn TO Ert.

rTO LEASE, for a long term of years--A
Farm OF shou % good srbe sui u able for gardener
farmer situated q 'eItfee BnyoEne City, li1scn County New
jersey p minutes om kewlork by Central Rsosd with good
Portable and ogthuhg aa all the household furniture and
fsm.ng utensils favorable terms.
For further information apply on the premise to
j. u. C.OsR.
'INO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City PIoeryon rorihsm nighs mnut. from depot snd 20
from City lle COTTAGE containing kitchen, cellar
gsrlen ke Pos csson pmeisr splendid location Appiy
EOPPkL. II Arnkt
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Gitp propertn 10 Esl.

49,
DROADWAY-TO LET-The large double
ID insrha STORE and BASEMENT 00 596 Broadway running
through Crosbyst Apply to A. RAYMOND, IeJ Fuionst
MOUNT MOnis-square.TO RENT, at re-
4Vk dure the 3o and basement DIV BILLING No IS last
One hundred loGrs, fthae has all the improve
mens in perfect orr Apply TO JAMES PRICE, 200 rdsenst
STORE and BASEMENT to LET on west
~ side Eghth-aye, Twenty Fixtures for sale Ia
Low Apply 266 Nest Twenty 6rsisL
STORE, No. 20 BEEKMAN-Sr., to RENT
- Ahou 81 feet deep with osrte aud side gh desirable location for
metal paper trade Apry 10 JAMES PRICE 20 udson-st.
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NEW BOOKS.

YIELDS OSGuCD Co., Publishers, Boston.
I 4 DVTrON 5 Co. ,IJ RTo.'Cst. N~wlofa,
Special Acens f,r r. q. b to'sfaah'1t "hs
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ADaI1y II. MUGLgR Auctioneer -
DEREMPTORY SALE, BY ORDER OF En-
L FCVTRTX or VALUABLE VILLA SITES or WASHINGTON

HEIGHTS AND s. LOTS on BROADWAY
ADRIAN H. MULLER, y. r. WILKINS Co VIII sell AZ shclon,
on TUESDAY IS 1870 at u o'clock at the EIehngs ses
oo no nj Broadway by order OF TIE E8ECUTRX OF LJClCs
CHTTEEDRN deceased villa sites containing sres OF
from rs 10 Washington Heights adjoining we
eegsn, villas Of the Hon William NJ Tyeed James Gordon Bennett
joseph Potter and James Fisher esqs This property part OF
the Heights purchased by che late M csendep N hs %
time the choicest aud most desirable property
on the Heights view OF the Hudson ana
Rivers valley lying between the Heights and Harlem
River location tesny grandeur and vey OF
eenery surpassed BY property Island or US Ye
ity Tie boulevard being laid under the direction i
the Central COMMISSIONER and which runs through the Wee
portion property will when completed add greatly to rs
by and its being along the high land on me bank o. he
Riverside Park, Will afford the most beauoi Hd Pc
esqne drive the Island The road on the westerly 'e th
aud will eventually connect e plots on
hill By beautifully shaded dye With the Bcuevard fhe property
also but from the Central Park BY way OF Harlem
Nholaave and Broadway turning on Broadway to me zen a.
ihst where prominent sgu-boar ~ pad
Also adjoining described property and fronting
which making the best roads The
Island The High Bridge Reryoir nearly hnisl
will when completed distribute the Coon through houses that
The property will be sold unier
against Seventy cent remain on bond aud
mortgage Of the premises . !,
Maps office Auconeer No Ppet It the ohee Of
MessL sTALLKEECHT HALL, Attorneys % Nsssa1st OJ'l
An omnibus will from Fort Washington saon 70 the ana on M
the ~ 1880 trains from Tint ethst Depot ahi
convey and from he property free OF charge
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fono 3slano Real Gstdic for 6dle.

LTOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property
Large modem HOUSE barns stables ichouse Sc, with 40 %
North Shore Long Island hour from New
By railroad and steamboat Every facility for boating and ssbDg
AGlre,. OWNER Boy ~, Tribune Ofce.
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iilrsital Instruments.

4 FACT.-The CHAMBERS" PIANO is the
"a t cn for cfuls with reference and ts'inonal Upright
Square Pros, ia elegant eases, U Mt Seellnd ~ no- o
o.acr makes tI0 $780, $3.50 JG tie Eot W ~ l loaTth
ave Nru.Yo7k City. T. N. CHAMBERS 4 son.
A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
~ RENT SELL cheap fr cash og a.le i ogIltf
DtFhass Please call sni mre g u NJ hBttu-LLS Ware
rooms, No uniOn-square. tloJ ioafthl'Gl
NEW STYLES MASON a. HAMLIN CABl-
~ NBr ORGANS With mrrovemeni, patented Jane srd August
s7o rRCes REDrcED THIS MONTH ORGANS to RENT
wsreroom. so Broadway.
TPRIGHT PIANOS.-The smallest Piano
y made arion warranted 10 stand 10 tune batter
bel square pianos on view STEEDMAN H0LLiEkS
No So West Snteeuth-sf SiNti-avc.
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Proposals.
IMMIGRANT LANDING DEPOT

Is hhn OHc's o ne commissioner Of Emygsfoh
Ofile State II New iors
C.srLE GAKDEs. Ses-York Oc 70 ta-e d
Proposals win he received October d. Al nom =, a.
the Commissioner. of Emigration Castle Gs!eu M ,as esos a. a.,
Insane As Hn on Wards Island - '" Nv
PlAns Specifications ttf<
ONei ESQ, No 20 Nssrnt, from 10 M of sseb a.v
Proposals. vii b. sead ard addressed the Pfesgs m M,
sion or the Chairman ~ Baillng Commi,tee '
n they deem il advisable. " F'F'@
(SiIet) RICHARD OGOpwsr p,.,.,..
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IGonnlrp Real gsiate for 6a!c.

no,nn iof MLL, furnished, this delghfa Hotel
Nv persons h1dsoney repaired AID newly furnished hrougL
o' a' b.Issp being Ill health Also ior ALI
70 hou,rh r. J. RiALL, frshoh Nj
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RICHARD 0GOPMAS. Pnat.at
JAMES W. HTSTFD. ChairmsY.

PROPOSALS for REVENUE STAMPS.
PropO VII b. received unt Tuedly the l., tay n Negems.,
neI ~ tsee SocS " l"n for furnishing complete STAR
hereinafter specified viz: 49, -
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the whole question Of the constitutional Of the'Lfgal
Tender laws. The other question: winch ~ not less M
pOrtant, upon the following lHNtfucuois ~ Julg
Duva of Texas. 1t appears from 80 eNuc1co tbat
these sheep corfstated The pro- s'ty OF an an
enemy, and sold under the authority OF TIE Socai.ca
fedcratc Government on the 9Th ~ March lts ara Iat
Knox in connection with other PERSONS be anne Pi-
chaser thereof have IT, say 10 the Jury that aih sue
conferred no title whatever upon the prch Of pon
anyone knowing that title derived from this s0nTr"
Tho viii he argued by Judge PaScL u against Ia
instructions. and by Mr. Wells for them.
The statement OF balances at the Treasury Department
yesterday has rot been compiled and will not he ready
before tomorrow, ~ 10 he Incorporated IN the DcpL
Statement
The Senate Committee on Claims have passed favor
ably the claim of william Crccry TAYLOR and others
for $50 900 for Clearing Southwest Pass Mississippi Tie
claim has bee pending since 'G7 The Committee VIII
also report fIyOraly the resolution paying southern
Loyats for property taken for war purposes by inc
Mon army.
Commissioner Wilson. OF the General Land ficc, has
received from the Surveyor General OF CaOr1 al ah
ard field notes of the survey of TIE Rancho santa Ger
trudc in Los Angeles County, California, tOgettr Wtb
certified copi, of the DEGREES of the Uni ed states DIS
trct Court confirming the title Of the grantee in view of
the survey thereof by virtue of powers conferred by
the act of June H. 1890 The rancho Is claimed under u
grant by Don Pedro TaVes, then Governor o tc
Province of California. to Manuel Nito and Is said 10
have been continued in occupancy ahd cultivation ny
latter and lis legal representatives from that time 10
the present 1t contains 1902 acres Of valuable lana III
the heart OF section of country producing wines ana
come up in its regular order before the General Lana
Office for examination in view of the Application of thr
claimant for patent on the judicial Confirmation ana
NsN AZ uig
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TIE Union PACIFIC RAILWAY LITIGATlOS-A
PARTIAL DECISION IN THE CASE.

CuryrSSE. Wyoming Territory, April 3d.
TITO rument in the case OF James w. Davis against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, was concluded al
o'clock D. M yesterday. The complainant claims that
the allegations OF his bill have been fully sustained ana
that the most gigantic system OF frauds III connection
~ tho construction OF the railroad has been disclosed
that the directors and trustees Of the road by the cum
ming device Of making contract with oakes Aes ior
constructions and the same day having assigned W
themselves cleared 100000, which they DIVIDED
In fraud OF the rights OF the stockhoders
and that the Credit Mobier Of America was used by tno
rnstees TO conceal device Upon the hearing orlg
nal stock Of the trustees OF the Union racine
awning shares In the Credit M0bier OF hinerca was
Uroduced showing dividends paid In January fos
amounting 10 over 100000; also s0cauem tiip,s
and The trustees to whom the construction contract was
assigned by Ames contract between tne ia iIhin
Company and the Wyoming Coal Company Tor iuth,Sing
coal Tor fifteen years ut 81 tn, was also produced aa
IL also appeared that the stock OF TINS Co,nany Mas
owned principally by the trustees OF the riiLou inG
comnlanant also clEms have shown that the railroad
obtained bonds from the United States amounting 10 mar
owned material for which Day, seeks payment and In
view Of ali the facts In the case both the Railroad Cou
The defense admit that great irregularities occurred IN
the building Of the road but deny the jurisdiction Oh ams
technical grounds; deny that tho wyoming corporation
law is binding the Court claim Una. ,e am%
TO avoid the appointment of receiver tender bond IN
the final Of seooo conditioned or tme pdy rt Ui
ay Judgment Davis may obtain Inc c9ui,sti LOT t
complainant insist that the bond Is ihsuceh' ana '
they are not bound 10 receive H. ,,. All,
Chief Justice Howe rendered partial decision tIls
moring He holds that the Court OF Equity mas
ton ~ the case that the defendant upon me showing
IL rcsuonsbe to the complainant that the an,ts oi .t
road have misInanagcd III hes pas ~ g. ,u III
aer II dout II IL will De able b. respond To satis5 any
Judgment the claimant may obtain Owlns 10 tie w.
interests aft cted the CoIIl was reluctant
rocciyer and adjourned until the afternoon 10 give ne
defendant opportunity 10 furnish Satisiac'ois eo'
iu lieu OF % receiver. o.. Az, or,,,,, ,hs
Arr the adjournment Of the Court, tins morning, we
for tho dcfcndaHts In order to aN0d the appot
ut ~ receiver stipulated with the counsel Tor tht
mIantf To- dcpoti in lawful money the amount calne
by the plaintiff within 20 days ~ s'cuiy "' a amy K
~ f , was Notified Of the stipulation and dc
n rrcd entl ring Judgment for 10 days.
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TIE GrETK BRIGANDS-AN EUROPEAN ALI
ANCE CALLED FOR-AMERICAN CREDlI-kL-
LIGIOUs AGITATION.
LONDON, Saturday, April 30, 1870
The Tyoes tlis morning reviews comment on the
rrcities of the Greek brigands and emphasizes It's
,s upou the great Powers intervene in the affairs
# Greece. to the end that similar outrages may DC
prevented in the future.
The SATURDAY. ReceC anticipates the entire restora-
hon OF American credit only when, regardless of Su-
creme Court decisions, resumption OF specie pay
nents shall DC an established fact.
The PqU Neil Gazette this evening comments on the
arong revival of the "no Popery" feeling in En-
gland and attributes il partly to the Pope and the
Ecumerica Council, but more TO the multiplication
Of monastic institutions. The morning edition OF
The Pal lioU gazette has been discontinued.
OPENING OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY 70 ARTS
SPEECHES OF MIR. MOTLEY, MIR. GLADSTONE,
MI. DICKENS, AND OTHERS.
LONDON, May /, 1870.
banquet was given last night on opening Of the
annual exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts.
Among the guests were the Prince of Wales Princes
Christian Teck, and William of Saxe-Weimar, Mr..
Gladstone, Other members of the Cabinet, several
prelates members Of the diplomatic corps, and many
artistic and literary notabilitieS.
The Prince Of Wales responded TO toaSts TO the
Queen and himself, and the Duke Of Cambridge re-
Piled for the Army and Navy.
Mr. Motley answered a toast to the President Of
The United States and the American people, intro
ducing with agreeable effect description OF a SINH
lar entertainment given in 1915, by the Venetian
E,Ebasaador in London, when West, Copley, Stuart,
Newton. Aston. and Leslie were present.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to a toast complimentary
10 Her Maiest,s Government, alluded to the exalted
character Of The exhibition, aud congratulated the
members OF tue Royal Academy that their labors
were unlike those Of statesmen; the works of tho
statesmen end ID with the day, while those of the
artist descendei 10 all time.
The Arclbisi >p OF York responded for the invited
guests
Er Dickens replied for Literature, in the name o
the brethren and sisters o. that guild, especially tn
histcrs whose impending emancipation would per
haps give them next year the President and hi
duties. He paid generous tribute to the late Mr
haese Tor his personal worth and lhn excellence a
AL artist.
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ciay made that the discussion of the dogma of In
fallibility at hand. The preliminary propO
sions concerning this dogma have been printed and
already distributed among the members Of the
Council.
soUNT Darius MEMORANDUM TO BE CONFERRED
NULL AND VOID.
PARIS, May ], 1870.
IL is reported hat the French and Papal Govern
ments have agreed to consider null and void the
last memorandum of Count Daru. l. Unrers Ultra
montana organ) asserts that answer has been re-
ceived here from Rome to the effect that the memoir
andum will not be submitted 10 the Council and that
the Cardinal Secretary of Foreign Affairs will enter
into no discussion of the questions which il raises.
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LETTER FROM MAZZINI.
ignor Mazzini has addressed the following

Signor Mazzin has addressed the following
letter TO Mr.. Edgar Quinet:
not having thanked Madame Qunet for sending me her
work and you for the letter Of those who wished TO re-
the point Of starting for London. When the book
reached me / very i'll. Subsequently was %hony
absorbed by the political situation OF itay my n ite
have left OF life for years quiet to be able before
die TO wIte book saying az tat peleSe 70 Do uo
personal feeling, without reucen "rrcherVe anu Una. 10
ll auization must devo efforts to evolve
e u u an c%may PRACTICAL result. is n multitude
OF Young and trades unions dSsocdnons onpr,eres
10 whom myself have given as "a WalchWord, action,
and vino right or wrong consider as their standard
bearer / could nj f0rsake them Tor tle PURPOSE VI
writing book without feGlne galy o., 6 uo Id ond
wcarcd morally and physically, / have no longer
strength enough. | am busy from morning 70 Ihgn.
newspaper articles. That Is the reason why have de
layed W. ting to voI Forgive and pity me. go %,
fuld-a duty cold dry arid, without any poetry or
pensaon With the exception Of few bright Spite
(dmes dtiiL). longer esteem the generation Ior
which I working. That generation IL an nstr,,'
ment-nothing more DO you understand, dear frlchd,
the sadness OF this cOnfcssionf The generation wheh
we are marching with has fatal instincts Reactions, anu
impulses, sometimes hatreds; and above all saccustOnd
to fight. We must try and get something out OF
II which VIII sn"oh The ground and pave the way lor
the future. But cannot syInpathze with it, We can
not rejoice aud suffer with IT, cannot grasp cordially
the hand of those who stand by In the fight. This
generation has opinions but faith. IL denies the exist
OF God, Of Immortality, OF love, the eternal promise,
the future OF those who love, the belief IN intelligent
and Irovdenal law all that IL beautiful, good and holy
in the word-a whole heroic trinity OF religions feelhB
from ProInctbcuh Christ, from Socrates 10 kcpcI--
but eroyes It's iuees before Comic and BuohLcr This
generation studio passing phenomena but ignores the
causes that produce them. IL admits law, but igor
| the wglyci--thc form without the substancc-tle
without the end. As Inevitable consequence 10
is Maciiavec generation Jail for pedency and tactics
bt htlhHBcf O We moral sense a. the COnseolsn'
Of tho hO Of its work. the power of truth. IL
isbois " overthrow, yet takes the oath OF fidelity " The
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TIE NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, April Gothic meeting OF the
National Association OF Medical Colleges was continued
today. The several propositions adopted by the Con
vcn0n at Cincinnati in 1867 taken up separately,
in the order in which they stand in the printed report
The first proposition taken up foliows:
Fs That student applying for mhireula;on 10 medical coz
lee sh be required either by satisfactory certificate or by
examination by committee Of the faculty that possesses
knowege English branches % education including tie
mathematics the elements Of natural sciences and sIicen KNOW"
Greek understand technical the professions
and the certificates presented the result he examination thus
required he lied moncsi
college. Y,
Prof. Logan offered amendatOry resolution
that recOmIne nda!iOns to the different faculties
Of the medical colleges are not binding TIL rat
filed by the several Institutions. After some discussion
the solution lost. Prof Moore OF ~. Louis moved
strike ont Gil after the words common educaGoD
This gave rise considerable debate. Finally subsi-
tnte offered by Prof. Still adopted. IL is TO the
effect that tie proposition In 1867 by the COnvcu9
delegates fr medical colleges, embOdy Ing daaroa
Of colegi medical edueston IL 20 conas,lv carricI
commentaries and r-,fcn, II 10 SvutU we gcieiay
int act uid tend elevate the profession; that the
for degree of Doctor OF Medicine must
ally determined by each medical college for
itself by average attainments Of Its students and by
other considerations Of which II alone judge and
that consequently while astainng from all attempts at
d,tati0n this Convention reitcrates In the strongest
manner its desire that the several medical colleges viii,
in the changes time to time made by them in the
curriculum Of study, endeavor to conform them To the
general plan which recommend, by the Convention
OF 6; and adopted in tic same year by the an ricAn
Medical Association
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A CIRCUS COMPANY IN TROUBLE-ONE OF us
MEMBERS KILLED.

BALTTgOlE, Md, April oV.-A seil0us fIot Oc-
Cured at Elkton, I'D last night, between some mem
bcrs a. d cor arvi ld citizens Of the town. After
tbc, ......l. -,ormancc some members Of the
trour.. I'D nj 10 lt 81 If En0ch Ferguson and called
eoi quor Wheu the dccanter produced they seized
DO AID carried into the street where the party began
drinking Mr.. Ferguson procured tile services OF Con
stable Lewis and to arrest the party Beng
resisted the officer started for help, and during ms an
sence riot became general. A rush was made the
troupe for the hotel. Mr. Ferguson was competed TO
take refuge in an upper story His son hugh was at-
tacked and badly beaten. About this time fight began
In the streets between of the troupe and some
negroes when one OF the latter drew razor ana III,
ficted wUnnd across the stomach OF a man named
william Randolph, which must prove fatal lie Is now
in sinking condition. 4 negro named Isaac Boyle j.
charged with committing tho crime He Is still at large
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SrAI IN.

TIE RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL sERRANO-THE
EEyOLT Or TIE CUBAN VOLUNTEERS DE-
MILD.
MADRID, Saturday April 60, 1870
There is no LONGER any question of the resgnat Cd
of Regent Senano, who has desired the Minis
try and majority of the Cortes to effect solution OF
the question Of the monarchy.
The telegram from New-York yesterday announc-
ing an uprising of the volunteers in Cuba is posi-
lively contradic ID by the government, which has
received favoIal news from Cuba direct.