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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE COURTS.
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN STATE
AND FEDERAL COURTS.

"A
AND FEDERAL COURTS.
The case of Thomas Kelly, minor serving
on Governors Island under MjorGen. Blunt, came be-
fore Judge Sutherland, yesterday, on writ OF habeas
cornus TO have him discharged. MajoGen. Blnnt dis
pues the authority OF the State Courts to decide the
question contendng that it only within the urs,
diction of the United States Court. Judge Sutherland
remarked Orcby that the whole point OF the matter was
whether the question OF jurisdiction arises ntli me Oody
is produced lie did not believe 10 did but, said he,
do not propose my individual opinion agai st inc
which has swept this country IN the last ~
years / not big enough man, nor have authority
enough 10 attempt to stem the current, and suppose IL
would utterly useless to try to carry out the statute
recOllect where Judge MCCuLn issued an attachment
and was taken before another Judge ana the man was
discharged without any return. No Judge could sur
render United states Court the whole jurisdiction;
but the quls, is t45 the S2tc CcCr VINO issues the
wTtof habeas corpus IL bound 10 do and the statute
saws 10 make full return the body must be produced
and question whether the Court Is not surrender
lug It's Jurisdiction by considering any other return
Judge Sutherland finally adjourned the case untl next
Monday, TO consider the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Tombs Police Court Albert C. Williams was
committed stealing shavls value H.
H,nHeqno No 10 Duane John D. Preston and Thomas BRYANT
tickets tu Peuus wanna Railroad, yaie
sl5O from Sylvester Numpp Of Hobosen
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John Duffy
yesterday stealing quantity human hair
3D. from Edward n. Faulkner No - Wakef-s. Michael
N,ouan Twuteh for having bis employ
queer Andrew Oterstham who has license.
AT the Essex Market Police Court, James McSheey
committed. yesterday assau.Hng Anthony ADberton ., No 4
severely Michael
Lray ior shooting Timothy Harrington Maria Burke bgg,
stealth. cothug Of No. 10 Fhaye
wtli. receiving /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

fompany in which no obgatedthe Company to fulh all
tho requirements ased by the Tuseesin the alteration
o the track through the corporate limits Of the village
Tho counsel for tho Board had an interview with Mr.
Fox Yesterday and gave him the unanimous consent OF
the Board OF Trustees to mako tho necessary alterations
Mr. Fox In his letter. states that the Company VIII per
form all the requirements Of the Board and In ADDITION
will erect suitable depot and keep the cuverts In re-
pair He PROMISES that In future all trains OF the Com
pany shall stop at Jamaica An order was granted Wy
Judge Barnard In Brooklyn, yesterday, dssoying the
Injunction and disseminating the suit without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
A BOILER INSPECTOR WANTED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | am told that the boiler in the ferry
boat Bergen. which plies between Nyack and Tarryown
on the Hudson has been in use 30 years As TINS BOAT
receive. nass.ncors from the Albany boats in mdriver
nm explo,ion might endanger thousands Of lives
heu-l OTk Aug. IL, ISL i'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
after making all allowances:

The Columbia. and Oracle were the winning boats,
taking all the prizes Therace was witnessed By tL0u-
eands Of SPECTATOR and proved TO be OF the finest
and regattas thatever took place in this
country p The NewYork squadron weighed anchor to-
night at ~ O'Clock and sailed for NewYork, accom-
panied by the Coming and Julia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CAPT. HALLS ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

A dispatch from st. Johns, n. f., reports
the arrival of the Swedish gunboat Ingord with dis
patches IRON Capt Halls Arctic ship Polaris, which ar
n'od al hnlstelnberg July 81, and would await until
Aug the arrival Of the United States Congress
with SUPPLIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

It is understood. that both the Renforth and
winshp crews will in the Montreal Regatta on the
Sd OF September.
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BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC We. ATHLETIC.

ATIANIIU VI AIILEIIJ'
These Brooklyn clubs had an interesting con
test, yesterday the Capitone Grounds the result
being welearned victory for the Athletic nine, Will
~ conn bv the amended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
H. rs., ~, U,pf lort fi.r ry. Uinf
~ Ia 70 3nI9 r. Aus n-9 10 ooH HE'
~ 3i9 BIZ 1t A.H D. h::oo
RruARKs.-Aug IA. 1S0-Thermometer at .. No., %
q n M 100; IL y. m. $50.
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COURT CALENDARs-Tas DAY.

SUPREME "opens at lOJO
Calendar called az II IN.
s9 .Ifrrt aet HINT l0i. Haas agt. Finehols
80. .Hayeus agt. Wilcox. liz. .Steuerea agt May
MARINE COrKT-TRIAL TKRM.-PAsT u-ALKER, J-Caleniar
called d II m.
6053 AIT Cobb 62l1 Bruce ast Metropolitan
Gl5l. .sties agt The e. T. n. L Z. Gas Light Co
X. q Co lf28. Dunn sgt McDouough .
6gJ7. Bailey agt. Felt. ,6l9. Rand ast: Carleton.
w. Payne az; AGAtL hZsO an Ger hoest aSt sloane
7Gl Groom WOLF 1921. .Feyh ag- Kern
1902 Coffee AIT Sweet. i63l5. .Donnely McSaly
1913. EeyuOl at WINSTON. b2I7. .Crocker sg'. Levy.
clio. The Ninth National Bank
sgt The Ninth Ward Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
TIE JAMAICA RAILROAD WAR ENDED.

a letter was received. on Saturday evening,
by the counsel for the Board OF T1sccs Of the village Of
jamaica from President Fox OF tbs South Side Railroad
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iAnn0accments.I
BrpSsrr's KALLIsroN is the best Cosmetic.
A.. I,a, many have n beautiful complexion

q a. Il ming U,alNs MAGNOLIA BtLs IL cnIrs suno,n
p,tehs ,tc and lhy the envy OF her SEX BAT
do rot FORGET 10 hrs your BAR With LioS i
II care H., hair 10 gfoa, pre'e1' ''V" '"s WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

Go TO y. 3. SQUIRE, 1o4 Fult0n-st ,sup stairs.
for Watches Iewe DsHond svervsi he sells frsu a.
iron ssle, aTst nsals therefore yoa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

STERLING SILVER FORKS and SpoOss. which
coz T. ma ruflc ar snA Z So rh the lna ,no
al Squire D, 81 Fuliosst DAsOsns A SPECIALLY. e'1
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ROCKS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ROCKS.
~ BR0UGBT0S WYMAs. u Billie Hous
WATCHES (all kinds), Jewery, Silver and
w Plated Ware soh and repaired Albert Gst, l65 Afoor
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your, FuellC
Cc1lars Cal ard oTamius EDwARDSk COYBIERn
RANCE AND FURNACE. 243 Wster,t SAM. J>HOPKISs
DIANOS.-BACON ~ KARR (late of the firm
4 Of RAVEN BACON, 255 Greene-St. near Egtth.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

WAX HAIR is strengthened by the use OF
M. y...r.nlk sicILIAs hAis RsszwEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
LONG ISLAND.

MERRICK.-There were at least 10000 visitors
at the camp-meetius sunday. The Rev. Mr. DE Haas
preached in the morning and the Rev. George Lansing
TAYLOR in the afternoon.
WEST FLusTISG.-In view Of the approaching military
festival the Flushing ana Nortn side Railroad Company
has decided 10 Run speech passenger trains to issue cS
cursion tickets at each and 10 give onethrd %
the Css receipts for these tickets IN ala OF the Union
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

MOST HEALTnFUL or LuxuRrEsr Tho
RrssTAr Vspor BATHS Nos q Foartst are The -.
taAe them daily and recommend them highly " " s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
HUDsON RIVER COUNTIEs.

FoRDUAM.-Edward A. Shipman age 30, who
was Roll Keeper OF the Board OF Brokers m New-YCrk
for many years struck by locomotive at % "a
yesterday while lie was crossing the Harlem Railroad
track and Instantly killed. The CorOners Jury, in
dcrng verdict of acclcnal death, ceBsurcd the Rail
road Company for running their trains at so high rate
Of speed through the village, and Tor negcctng to blow
the steam whistle approaching the crossing.
WILLIAMS RRIDGE.-An inquest was held. on Sunday,
on the body OF George Crcanary, switchnan who
struck saturday b. NewHaVen railroad train, aud
instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY. The New-Jersey Railroad
train due at q. III. YESTERDAY, unknown
man near North Elizabeth, cutting on both legs John
Smith was committed yesterday for insulting ladies
the street; Michael Callahan. for indecent exposure
Henry sullivan for attempting to stab Henry Hensemp
with knife This city will send ~ delegates To the
Republican state Convention in September; IIobokcn
2O BayOunc, 1; Wcchayken, /; West HOnokcu IIar-
rison s. North rgen, 3; kearney, Grceuville. 3 ;
Union township, town at Union, toiat for Hudson
County I2I . Timothy Haley and Dominica Lang we've
aIrrst.d last nigh. FOR robbing James Pcndcrgmst.
NgW,RK-Thc cornerstone Of the convent of s.
James r. C. Church will he hid to-day M Mrs Anlic
MeDuugal Of Unon-st. committed, yesterday Tor
ssulting her husband, George McDougal, who WAC ar
, 1871-12-25

WoMaN's RIGHTs.-Uno>
cumstances we should deea
fence against publie decency an : r.. :.
vate morality, to. publish the extrae, .
from Mrs. Woodhull's speech, defining
the position of herself and the party OF
which she is the recognized leader, upon
the question of the social rights OF wo-
men. Our justification is, that the EN-
issarics and confederates of this boid'
, 1871-12-25

bad woman have been in this commune
ty, planting the seeds of which Mrs.
Woodruff represents the fruits; they
have been received in some of our most
respectable families, harangued reputa-
BILE audiences from Christian pulpits,
and initiated some of our most highly
esteemed matrons and muidens int
the first degree of their infamous order
under the pretext of organizing for the
protection of women against manifest
wrongs, and preparing the minds of the
novitiate to receive further revelations,
which were promised. and consist of the
writings of this same Mrs. Woodruff.
Mrs. Stanton and others of that ilk, to
the same purport of the speech from
which We quote. At the East, all wo-
men of respectable social standing, who
were drawn into this movement under
misapprehension of its purposes, have
abandoned it to the exclusive control OF
the open advocates of Free Love. Such
will be case here when the matter is un-
derstood, and the sooner that time comes
the better for public and private moral
ify
, 1871-12-25

at Poiut Reyes-a tosal loss, Bark
Anglo Saxon belonging to Pope & Tai
bot with coal total loss d. nontevledo
The Orifamme went to sea at later
hour.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-Sumner IN
iro1uced amendment to Constitution
Uniting Presidency to one term-ro'
go into operating till 1878. sumner
took decided ground against Grant.
, 1871-12-25

ADVANCE PAYMENT.-At this day no
newspaper can succeed by its circula
ton, without adhering to the system OF
advance payment on subscription. The
amount is SO small to each and so large
in the aggregate, that the loss by the
credit system, if it is only the cost Of
collection, would more than absorb the
profits. 1t is exceedingly embarrassing
to refuse the request of a friend of un-
doubted pecuniary responsibility to send
him the paper; most men would regard
such 7refusal Of credit as an insult to
their honor. Yet We cannot comply
with such requests without serious dam
age to our business and no correspond
ing benefit to them. No efficient col
lector will undertake the collection Of
newspaper bills for less than twenty per
cent. of the amount collected, and in
the best run of delinquent subscribers,
the loss by carelessDess and change OF
residence is not less than twenty per
cent. more, after which the fruits of
the publishers labor and expense
would only be dead loss. We wish
our friends who have ordered the paper
without paying for it, and those who
are proposing to subscribe upon the
r,p,a conditions TO consider the fact
that they force upon US the alternative
of either discrediting them or violating
a rule the adherence to which Is essen
tiai to success.
, 1871-12-25
Oregon in the Cabinet.

For the first time in the history OF
the Nation the Pacific slope has been
awarded a Cabinet officer, and the honor
has fallen to Oregon in the person OF her
foremost public man-ex-Senator VII
liams, who is now Attorney-Generai.
In unison with the mass of our citizens
we rejoice in this appointment both as
concerns the honor to the State and the
distinction paid to the ex-senator. The
appointment is to be regarded however
not only with pride as concerns Oregon
and the other Pacific States and Terri
tories, but it will prove to US and to
them a matter of benefit and great ad-
vantage. We have had friends in the
Cabinet hitherto, but the best of friends
who are not representatives are not so
valuable in such a position as one who
is friend and representative both.
And it reflects credit on our State and
isa sterling compliment to Judge Will
Iiams that the delegations from the
Pacific Coast have quite unanimously
heretofore expressed their hearty ap-
probation of himself, and urged his ap-
pointment to represent this division of
til, Union in the Cabinet. He thus
comes into the Attorney-Generalship
with an unanimity of choice which has
rarely had parallel-the choice of bis
own State, the choice of the whole di-
vision of the Union in which his State
is included, the choice of his party in
Congress, and the choice of the Pres
ident above all others. Surely this is
a gratifying progression and full meas
ure of choice and appreciation in behalf
of, and in honor to the exalted public
servant who is the object of it all.
Judge Williams is now in a position
to advantageously present the claims of
Oregon upon the General Government
and to materially promote the comman-
ding interests of the State. That he
will labor zealously and untiringly in
our behalf this people have no fear.
They know, his devotion and his energy
as they likewise know his great ability
and powerful influence at the seat of
Government, and we predict that their
sanguine expectations founded upon his
disposition and his opportunities to
serve them will be found not wanting
nor wasted He will uphold the dignity
of his elevated new position, and impair
TALLY fulfil the duties appertaining to
it, but he will also continue to ardently
strive in every honorable manner to
foster the interests and augment the pros
perity of his own chosen State. We
consider it therefore O matter of the
first importance to this coast and of the
utmost advantage to Oregon that Judge
Williams has been called to the Cabinet,
and we believe We but reflect the SEN
timent of this people, when we say that
his elevation to that honorable and dis
tinguished station receives their hearty
and unqualified appreciation. The Pres
ident could not have selected another
who would command so entirely the re-
spect and be so universally favorite
of his party, and in honoring Judge
Williams he has correspondingly siren
cthened himself. .-Portla,d Bulletin.
, 1871-12-25

LEE WISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
II II that he has on hand the LARGEST, FIN
EST and BEST stock of
Christmas Goods
North of Portland, consisting of
Ladies Watches, s,...... Solid Gold.
Gents do. ..... &c
Ladies' Opera Chains, ..... d"
Necklaces, :...... &c
Gents Vest Chains, .......
New style movements of WATCHES:
Waltham, Massachusetts,
Appleton & Tracy;
Bartlett;
Euery;
Home;
Elgin, Illinois,
and the magnificent stem winder United
States Watch; also, the celebrated Amer
lean Ladies' Watch.
New Style Ladies Sets, -. Solid Gold.
ouitlu
Band ...
Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
great variety of Gold Keys,
Charms, Lockets. Gold and
Silver mounted Spectacles,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Gold Rings and Pens, and
large quantity of Jewel
ers' Coin. A fine stock of
Silver and Silver Plated
Ware, plated on Nickel
Silver and White Metal.
A large variety of
FHnG3+ GOODS,
At the lowest living prices.
~ Come one! Come all !! and ez-
anime the Stock before buying else
where !!!=I
Seattle, December 1, 1871. 1tf
, 1871-12-25
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SPECIAL TO THE PUGET SOUND DISPATCH.

New YoRK, Dec. IA Washington
dispatch says that official advices are
received that Prince Gortchakoff has
ordered Catacazy to leave America,
after accompanying the Grand Duke
as far as st. Louis. and the Legation is
placed in charge of Baron Daucas until
the arrival of Charge d Affairs who
will leave at once.
The statement that Tweed is to be ar
rested ON elch of the 81 in Ectments
found against him is confirmed. 1t is
reported that Ingersoll left yesterday
for Europe; that Sweeney, Smith and
several other Ring men are at Toronto
Auburn rap Is say tlat William H. Sew
ard is very low of paralysis.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE United
States and Spanish Commission have
not yet decided any cases and but few
are presented, owing to delay i'll taking
evidence in Cuba, Caleb Cushing is still
here and does not expect to go to Geneva
for some months. Many Congressmen
left on Monday 6f home to spend hol-
idays. All important matters under
consideration, including the Tariff and
the question of Cuba so over until after
the recess. A private letter from San
Domingo says the two years lease of the
Bay of SANTANA having expired the U.
S. flag has been hauled down. Cable
special says the English merchants,
when the Illness of the Prince of Wales
was alarming. bought the entire stock
of black gloves, black artificial flowers,
dry goods, and jet ornaments in Paris.
LONDON, Dec. 17--Prince passed a
quiet night and was satisfactorily pro-
crossing towards evening. Parliament
will meet in second week in February.
1t is reported from Paris that arrange
ments are likely to be effected under
which Executive department will take
up their quarters in Paris while the As
sembly will remain at Versailles.
PORTLAND. Oregon, Dec. 22-Fine
morning. Upper River boat from Dalles
unable to get to the Cascades on account
of floating ice. She will make another
attempt to-day.
New York, Dec. IS The following is
a special dispatch to the Evening Post
from Washington: Grave apprehen
sions ars entertained in official circles
that our Government cannot longer hon
orably avoid serious complications with
Spain.
LONDON. Dec. 21-Parliament proro-
gued. The Str. Delaware, of Boston,
which sailed this week from Liverpool
for Calcutta, was lost yesterday with all
ON board.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 20-The widest
storm ever known here on yesterday.
rain pouring in torrents-wind blew a
hurricane prostrating trees fences and
sheds, doing damage to many fine res
licences by blowing in heavy plate
glass windows and flooding with water.
1t Is thought the Ship Armstrong which
=, IS blown from P. M. S. S. Co.'S whaaf
has p.,ne ashore. The Str. Idaho with
troops for Arizona returned being unable
to make headway. Orizaba & Orifamme
laid over. Str. Salinas sprung a leak
while entering port and was beaohed
, 1871-12-25

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Return fares at the same rates.
The steamer Is new, staunch and all her ap.
pointments first class Passengers can rely
upon arriving at their destination on schedule
time.
December 1, 1871. If.
, 1871-12-25
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
B. GATZERT,
G.. H. LARRABEE,
S. p. WARREN,
J. s. ANDERSON,
JOHN LEVY.

Tickets admitting a Gentle
man and two Ladies, 81 so,
to be had at NJ. A. Kelley's,
Coombs & Pumphrey's, NJ.
r. Maddocks, Or of the Com
mittee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
The Golden Rule.

The golden rule for those who are suffer-
ing from lung disease Of any sort is 10 take
medicine in time. 1t will not do to put of
from day to day, the use of medicine
which has beea known to cure some of the
most stubborn diseases OF tine llngs to
which we are liable. That medicine is DIR.
KEYsER's LUNG CURE. Infallible in the
first stages oflung diseases, cure IT. the in
termedlate stage, and an allevian, in the
last stages of pulmonary consumption.
The cost of Il bottle is mere trtie, and
many a one has been snatched from an I'M
timely grave by needing the saluta:y advice
here recorded. DIR. KEYSER'S Lung CURE
is the "sine qua non" OF lung medicines,
and the use of single bottle will always do
good, can never do harm, and will cure an
ordinary cough in less than a day. DR.. Key
ser's principal office for lung and other
obstinate chronic diseases Is l67 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. $50 per bottle. Ifyour
druggist does not keep it, send five dollars
to DIR. Keyser, and he will send four bottles
securely boxed, by express, with full direc-
lions how to JlSe IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
An Installations Season.

Spring is welcome, but not its diseases.
We should be glad to have its bloom with
out its fogs, It's vapors, its sudden changes
gestion, bilious attacks, and other har-
RAISING disorders which they engender. AS
this cannot be, il behooves all sensible peo-
pie to do the best they can to escape such
serious drawbacks on the poetry Of the
season. Ask any physician what the weak
and delicate ought to do when miasma
infects the air. The answer will be, "tOne
and regulate the system" But how" That
is the important question. A dozen medi-
cal men would probably recommend as
many different medicines. On the other
hand, the thousands who have tested the
virtues of Ho letters Stomach BittCrS as
an invigorant and Alternative, will recon-
mend but one, the wholesome preventive
and restorative in which their own expert
ence has taught them to trust. A course OF
this rare vegetable stimulant, commenced
now, would save many pang to the feeble
and deblitated. II would be wise economy
too, for 1t would probably preclude the
necessity for medical advice. Without dis
arrangement to n profession which all intel
lgcnt men and women respect and honor,
1t is just as well, If possible, to keep out of
The doctors hands, and they would have
comparatively few cases of fever and ague,
dyspepsia, biliouSneSs, nervousness, and
general debility TO attend to, IL this agree
able and healthful specific were in unver-
col uSn