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Mr. Fobla and dy, Aure. lady and child. hr o'Rey,
Ms, Arm mont Mr. roderbus and lady, Mss MOI cod Mrs
wmch Wise ard lafv hr Brooks and lady, Mr. Gu
lady and chi Mrs CAvter Miss usr.r DR. Bard Rev
Mr. baird Mr. aud Ms Po we'll fss GILBERT Nm Aspden and
irfsnt Mr. and ns avdsoa Mrs Hunt Rev Mssrs schsw-
and susemaa Mr. ard hi.s Over. Or Hoppsn, cor
DYER Dr Porytr Nr Gibbs lady asd child lederbors,
tso children, and pephew Rev Mr. Mcle.s Ms Lake
Miss yal Ns Ariis Miss HAsiings Mr. HsvSod sut daug
Mrs Keky Miss Rev, Miss Thomas Mrs an Mis-. Nv
NJ ZINES lSy snd child M-eus sc,t, Rose, Dovevlle
Brooke Mckay, Irving Srff I'd Asrdsn. Hsmsmsn sa<r,
a. more Fsres Hunt, Stone. AUplscn rlisher schsll.
Gilbert Hcue, hollistr nelAughrtx Fisch-v IRONS.
pisisd Simpson, pusksson sco holmes ~ift Rocker,
Scott Sim kcIeed schoplenberx CuAshsy fe nandes
Koh ard sou Bsnhs Daniel Cor1sne Holland Fsr-erg,
soule ersr nercn Coward Ki.rm.n Cole Deac Lske
Lsrsre Tsshsld Bridge wice Counor, Cogey, 1dley,
Chel and strus ge Grler Hfh aar Byery Grand.
rni, Rhodes, lake, Johnston white Ca-tvright
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Turkey,

Omev Pscha h nomns ted Governor General Of Bagdad,
nvevy lucrative pea He charged With The duy Of o.
aemhbg line 6 steamers upou the rgris and the lower
nuphrAies, and with The protection Of commerce sgans
the Arabs
Three Russian corvesss were In ths Dsrdanees walt
ing Ics nrman 70 enter the Black sea These vessels, II
unoeasAcod, are tended for guard for the ships Ia
ports desigsaied BY The trssy Of Paris
sssod .nas the Porte under The pressure OF events,
80 come 20 We Iesoutcn 6 taking the Initiative the
suesson Of the P,incipses s about 10 propose an
sdminlsnAiive union, extonding even 70 TIE amy
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Jersey Oty.
Tho decorations OF Of the engines and hose oar
risges were most beautiful
No 30 Engine was 6eCked tn beautiful utye with
wYeathn and fest ons Of lowers
Hook ard Ladder No bore . lantern Of immense s,zs
which excited the wonder RI the youpgste e,pectAy
Engine No 8, or ''b,g SIX" d essed With vers
and wresths, and bore aloft huge lantern bearing
strong resemblance TO the calcium Iigtt
Hose No. wss EAy deoked with flowers and nsEI, and
presented beautiful appearance.
Engines Nos and 81 and carriages 8, 81 and 81
werc also the subject Of much admiration.
At the close OF the prooess,cn the mbe-s OF Engine
Company No. 10 were handsomely entertained In the
bouse Of No 20 Engine where collation. soresd
fore them by their hospabe brethren and here speech
nakipE toasng &c w0 kept up until the gray hours Of
the morning
TROUBLE AMONG TIE FIRENEE-rw0 NEN AND ONE
WOMAN SHOT.
Some ave or ak exmeDben Of Hose Company No. IA
standing n the OF Grand and Elizabeth street,
II the time The parade passing One Of these had The
signal lamp Of the company his head, when some one
stepped from behind No 2 Engine and Knocked the signal
Oh his hcsd. A no cndesvored catch vas falling
he fred at BY Tho that made the - auH the ball
passing through the front Of his hss, and glsnoing
ICED him In the forehead. Immediately some twenty
thirty sbsss nred, spp entity from he direction
of Engine No Il, woundng several perSons One womaa
Was shot In the breast, and member OF Hoe Company
No l3 had his belt tern N pieces by bail r axng his
body Two men were arrested BY the police, and locked
up In the Fourteenth ward station house-one Of them
said 70 be The mar who fred the hrss shot,
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The Icing uommi ~iore, OF Indian Affairs has received
osl nten NJ the death cf JorL wAKns Of The
head chiefs Of the wyandotte Indiana
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FINANCIAL AND COXxERCIAL.

L0NDON M0~EY MAnKHf.
4esUS. bArisg Bros Uo quoae money active aad
rAies generally unchanged ne bullion In The 6Aak Of
England tat rewsssed f20 900: bax silver u. lxd dol
nss b. lk eagles 76s. I'd.
Conso closed Friday COX for money, md sox for
account
LrvBRP0oL COTTON MARKET.
rno Rrckors' LirnuMy reports tho SALES of tho wosk
- COO baies, Of shtch speouators took 500 and q
par ers eco bales Al quaii les have dsotuod oae
eiei th Of penny me nlss rrdsy 200 hales,
quotstons;-
FUR. ktddiino
Oraans s......................... 9h
Nj bies.. .........................9k on
Uti&CoS .......... ..ss..sA
The stock in port was 291 900 bales Of which 200 800
Wero Auoricsn
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ABO6rTN ~ OF LADY WARRINGTON BN0IKU OOurANt
NO. 40 IN THBIR RsruRs sxoM raILADnLPaIA-
GRAND DISPLAY or HnHwoaKe, ETC., Br0.
me reception Of Lady Washington Eogine Company
No. 4o % their return from Philadelphia hn Eight, was
grand Affair md did credit 10 The Fire Department rwsn
" two companies formed In . nne 81 the Jersey Oity
ferry, foot CT OoTlands street, aad vs,ooed homo their
brethren In uue hremen o. 10. For hour and . hsif
before the arrival OF The Train from PhiIadelphla the
companies were In waiting u Tho ferry. al anxious 10
zoe who would best do honor to their comrades about 70
return homo Thousands Of psrsons shrongod the neigh
sorhood, and al along the line of tho procession tho
streets were donsely pa.ked with spes.Asors
About 10 O'Clock tho arrival homo Of Engine Company
No 70 was made known by the discharge oS pieoe Of
artillery. Ihe various companies quickly formed 10 line,
the torches hshteo works disoha ged
foud cheers bade the travellers . hearty welnoma The
xd mashai, Mr. wss having given ths sigaal for the
procession 70 move the bands struck up nysy airs. and
suddenly. - BY magic Roman oAndles, rockets, biue
Hshts and various other description os ks illuminated
Co'tandt street from the ferry 70 Green wioh street. AZ
tho hs I'd OF the pPooesticn turner tho
street, fireworks OF the most brilliant descvp lon
sent up, and 70, several moments the heavens ium
rated In gysud sty e Tho besuti'u ouo spi
win cns be remembered by all Who witnsssed IT, Ioud
huxxAi rent tho ar along be whole line OF the
while the display OF torch lights ard hra~orks keps
up until the comp snies dsmssed by the Nsr,hai
The line RI the procession formed Green sch str.e.
with The right on DUYtand Eeree The line Of msrrh
through Greenwich to Duane Duane 70 Hudson Hudson
70 Carkton, CaTk kron 10 Oarmine, OArmine ~ Six ave
nue., Arh avenue " eeuwioh avenue. Green sich
nue. r. Ten,r Wes nth Broad way, nadway 10
10 Elm street, and ssed review bcioro the houAe OF
E %. No 40 In the 70 owjpR ORDER
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MANCHESTER xARKsrs.
me advices from sanshener Ge unfayorabie. Buyers
demand reduoiion before making purchases.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsrUFYs NARKEr
Tho msr q Wa don, with 6eo'ning tendency. Flour
~. steady, owing % scarcity pri,os Of Interior
Pme unohsssss ,sos rue:ssy ~So IN rior Va: a.
lower Corn low Of sale, bus psoes unAltsred Aesrs
Rchaycson, Spence % aoo.e wsasers canal noar
Oho 8ss S3s 3d.. red wheat To- Cd ass "a and choice
pew 90 Cd vh'to g. = % Cd. Nxed and yellow corn
S7s. Cd. 3Ss white Ats Cd. 49, 81
N. market I1vsnsosl w.. II Es za.. Spence
Others quote be, heayy Holders Mqs ore. as On the
dsscripH declined b. Pork steady, nus quiet Bacon
nImer, u advance Lard dull and knomanal-
rss declined L. n low quiet, ba steady; butchers
els Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE nAREEr.
yhe sTohers' Ciroua' report. aahes q.et; pots 49,
ps.,s 49,. "a sus., steady Coffee quiet. koe heavy
L. M barely maintained fop the naer qualities SAtpstre
sEtht sovance on al grades Dyewoods generally nm
fr common, O.. los for medium, and los l9s 81 for
nne. Os "A moderate business. without any qnotshle
change Spirits turpeDtns steady ~ ass 3D. sss 81
Baltimore lis 3d. holders pressing sales Phlade
phia caroe, snd seLing Al lts. ies.
LIvEy OOL FREIGHT MARKsT.
Freghs 70 New York have coclned, but 70 Boston and
York. Ia Cd dry soods, ,2s ca ! lis Cd chemicals,
It's. 3D. crates, 30 bars and rails, los
LONDON MARKETS.
MesHs Barring b os. % quote iron steady II Ct g.
f7 10 Cd for both rails and bars Sugar buovent CT
fec quist ut . decline Of IL Wheat declined 2s n -
white American 6Is a6os red Sos 6ss Flour 30s 32s
Tea qliet bu nym st L. 2kt Tor oongoa. Spirits iurpen
tine heavy N 88s 3d. Ind and sapetre both advanced
considerably. Lnseed cake active Ne~ York. In b b,
los 3D. lis Oils quiet and steady nnseed 40s. 39a
Cd. TAlow duly. G. 68s. 3d.
HAvRK MARKErs.
Fer the week ending sepember 22d ootto was seady
end firm Bales OF The week 600 bales. Stock Ia port
% 0C0 bales New Orleans tres osdnAire 1851 Bread
suns quiet and steady. Ashes qriet Conee dull and
prices nominal Ous quiet and steady Provisions quet
quotations nominal 6ioe quiet sugar heavy Lard
firm. Tallow dropping. WhaleboDe active.
TIE LATIsr MARKETS.
LIvnPoUI, Sept B-l p II.
Messn R'chardfon, spence 90 quote oresdstuffs
steady and quist provisions steady; bacon rm cotton
quet-saes 70 day 1000 bales.
LONDON, Sept 2e-Noon.
oonaols 90 ec1.
Messrs Barring Bros Co. report sales Of Am rcan
cures unmportant Bell 90 report tho market quiet,
with but little inquiry, and prices very weakthe oely
change however, being In Illinois Central, which had
sBghiy declined.
Illinois Central rs, 1880, freelands ........M as
Do do es, 1875 6........-.........so asa
The Loudon Times reports the following business the
Illinois Central f'eeands 1880.
no -. o. ;;-s pe' 0en' ah0IS1. az
Mchssn Central 8s, Of 1862 .............,........8
n att
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INDIA.

Nothing later h been received frnm India but the 90
yeanment dispatches momentarily expected.
mo PNh Pays rays there has been received . private
lor from London stating u n Lord Egn would be
appointed Geoeyai Of Inos and Lord Canning
be LomipAied 10 another tffce.
The Indan nail steamer Coon DO arrived at South
anptou, wlh fpgtves from mutincus disrots
n india The. give frigntf1l account Of The state Of
Calcutta and tho upper provinces OF Inda
fhS East In niA Company announce that they hive taken
nealurcs render promp assistance 70 eli sufferers Ia
India.
Five bund ed Frensh troops had arrived at Calcutta
um China defend French interests at ChAnderns gore
A doubt had been thrown upon the reported mutinos
AxoDg the Bombay roops In DnaSwsr
BATH HON o, euch marines would probably be sent
D renfoa ce tho gar, ison As PondicherTy.
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There further increase In the demand fcr money,
both the sock Exchange and 1t the Rank not be-
yond shat was 70 hare bern sntcoa>d from the near
ap roach Of the end Of the and the argcnes Of The
government balscoe
u sAiei ihat within the last few da largo guam
hty Of Inrsis maize has been sod 10 be sbpped the
United Kingdom In the Of the year Ia Greek
the p, 100 men ioned quarter. cost and freight
rsins tnsideraoe reduction from the price nov nom
nplly current In London.
In Paris, ridsy, the funds closed s c7E TOO and
OF ibo.
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GREAT RRITAIN-

fhe offer OF commission In The army 70 any qualified
Pgty yaspg hG ndrsd recruits has been withdrawn
fhe subject Of creating army brigade from the mid
Ge class OF Engshusn daily attsAoting more at<
a0n and suppcssd that the pressure of puoho Cpl
nicH would induce goverDm nt 70 tate the uauar up
Tne Globe says that the Privy Council have nKed San
day. the 4th October, day for nson A Humiliation and
pRayer scoount OF The IadiAa troubles
me sa liam OF Turkey has c,n-buted f 900 70 the In
diaD Relic Fund OonsderA5is oolsica Importance ID At
oAed 70 his a Of tho head OF The noham nedan religion
advi<s ON Palermo stat4 thAt the tels ,h bewcen
Ma - and Sicily win be ready by The middle OF Ooober
md the British govern ment win thsn only have n lay
0ele besseen Alexandria and Malta 70 bring B,mbAy
within ffteen days Of London
An train from Manchester 70 London, on the
Great Northern Railway, ran OF oc track aud over the
Nsdcct -Four persons killed, including the Hon.
windsor Give and large number injured.
&C lh'i . occurred between the poiss and he militia
n Dmeficf, On Sunday, the 2oth aoao persons
jured, al no lives " Gro lost
Mesrs Harrison, Watson Co bankers In Hul, have
,s..rd. Their liabilities Arc Supposed 70 DO large.
The cattle disease has made IL appearance In Kory,
Ireland.
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ISLAND OF FORMOSA

ISLAND Of FURMUSA
A VILLAGE DRs rRoYAD By AN AMBRICAN vRSelL OF
WAR.
letter from HoBg King, received n Paris, that the
Uni@c States corvette LvAnt In order avenee the pill
Age by gang o. pirates of American merchant ship,
had burned down . village On the Island Of Formosa
which the pirates occupied
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Court { or General Sessions.
Before Rsonrder Smith.

CHARGE TO TIE aBAND yuRY-RB00RDBs sNzrH Az
LOS0BRHBADs WITH JUDa1 RUssBLL on rHs
sUH DAY LIQUOR QUESTION.
A Eos - .hs Court was rgaazsd yesterday morniss,
tho oIsrk called the Grand JaYy panel when tho fol-
o~ Ing gentlemen to discharge The duties OF
tho Grand Inquesl=
N. Duo sy Bean, foreman J0seph Thompson.
James BAytholemeR. Aases hsloS.
y SCI b Brown Johu a. Aooel
william Bard. John Asl
Louis BeilnnL Ducsn Garry
Eli ba aroaks 0ilaa g. FuPoush
Henry Quackenboes Jsme Ksaraoy.
Bfnry Quer,pcl. Kiohard LAthrop.
VIM Prout Edsayd Fox.
Anthony J. Beocker.
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Platoon OF police men
Grand Aavshsl and Aids.
Epsise Company No 10.
Two Delegates from each %.
Board " E.giDee,s.
Engine Oom psny No. 40.
Hook and Ladder Co No. IL.
Hose Company No. 3,
Hcse Company No. 7,
Engine 0omrany No. Z.
Engine O0mpany No s.
Hook and Ladder tn. No. IL.
HnsA OCm,Anv M q NJ
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reply, which Ia snnered, was received By The lass
STEAMER 70 he following letter written by n Roberts
70 ne Rear Admiral or The spAnsh navy ai Hsvanss-
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HIGHWAY ReBBsRY,

n xill be remembered q 40 j)urumsnt OF ihs
Court esefday t,e trial OF youth named John Andsr
for hishv1 robbery was In progress was resumsd
yes erday mornlre When counsel for hs accused called
witness ~ho proved that hs soAsy drurk
A ne time he charged Anderson Nth sssautax and rob
brg him The accused, from motives Of hsmauity, M ed
him frQm the grourd, when he vas cbarsd w, stealing
money ON his pceke, The Jury nmsdatey sequ ited
the prisoner vho joined By bs mo;hsr csrontly
very respectable woman. Tntre not beng any osnsS
ca ses ready pot jurors discharged for the day
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RUSSIA,

nre si - PescrsburE h reported 10 have consumed
ITO vessels and lighters.
IL stated that The Russian govcrpm is coustsuoa,ng
large forrIm Kersch, 10 command the Byaits Of Yeni.
kAie.
Berlin letter rays the CxU, before leaving g. Peters
burg approved The dram Of project for the partial aboi
noa Of scrfdon, and his return hs proe win become
NV, and proclamation be issued inviting owncys 70
rage Tor The liberation OF toeiY seyfs.
Letters frcm n Petersburg report that reduction 70
peaoc oopg Of the three divisions Of cavalry OF the I'm
psvfAi Guard had been accomplished.
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Berlin despatch sos tast the separate perot,sons
% ween Prussn and Denmark bad been broken on and
Aas Prussia and Austria bad determned for the
mo 70 Gary thc Affairs Of oh,c. ssor~ she Dc bus
= awan lhe repress nations OF Hols,e,n
ns rvmcrs Of French no'e In favor d Denmark arc
oontSNdc1ed.
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Stockholm despaich OF tho ~ ut says that ths rou
ssAses which form The s~edsh PAramcu ahaye socsp4e
Ne Kings proposal that the Prinoe ahould 10 =,
gent during hh Tho proposal mcs with opposito
caly from he citsens and pcasanh
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Nsp,,eon len tne camD 1t unAiDs on ibs 2sd, was ss
81 ssbourg be neIt Day, sDd a Sugard on Tho rs
eiesrs bio des catch from Suite ard, gives the fo~
ng prcers OF the I'm oersl ting: The En-
meet Friday the 26th rhey will give . grand o,n-
eues thai dsy, evening at the Pfnoess Royals
ooaBty seAt 0a ss,urday they vli pay . vis 70 NE
royal breeding stud hbenbeim, add attend evening
parry Wlinolnuchlcss the gudsn N which regal palace
win be irm Ted the Minister OF Foreign Affairs will
have assembly On the sans oveninr Of all tie msm
berS of The dioomalic ooyos. Ths fesviias will erm
aase Sunday by sraod banqret as the oourt and
gsh spss sce d the heat.e The Emperors vi
ae-artu.e Moa lay morning
A k'eraphio despatch from sts:,gardt of the ash,
70 the TINES, says tha; Napoleon arrived Tiers that
aternocn half pas four c'olook, Tho King Of Wurt
berg received him st the railway station and conducted
him 70 the palace, where they we're mmsc lately join d by
the Empcrcr OF 0ushs Contra 10 all expcc atons the
Empvsss Of Rus Ha was 70 jon the psry the day.
rhs Paris Pnvis rays the "a III srng OF spirit
Of apity ami good Intelligence betweea Tho Courts OF
Yrsaoe and an h the only objeo, or the interview
The trial of those charged ~n the oommttAl OF frauds
tho French saroad bad tormlr sted Paro. acqu
3D. Gset found guilty and seneuced 10 eigh. years
impr sonmtnt Carpenter ara Gueyu also found
gully and sentenced n nvo years mprisoa nent FUR
Aevmor~ OYpensier Grclsi and Parrot required o
s1ore ,332 shares. and Guerra 400.
rhe funeral OF n Nanln attended BY 500 person.
pen mated Police precautions taxen but trouble
occurred
foundations hs souh OF France have been ery d,sas-
nous the destruction n property i'm nense and
liver lost The Empsro contributed 10 900 francs
from hs private purse fof the relief tf the
The gr sps harvest progressing In the south and
NE vintage rM mcss abundant
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SPAIN.

yranoe In her quarrel with spain. The oonfereSce w
hsd In London.
Notwithstanding The Madrid journals say he mnistsr,
orfsss 10 over. vas rumored tnat Gen. Fieeuras
resign he kitiry OF War, and succeeded by La and
and thai several high funconares a the palace were
BE Dismissed royal decree c5nvokes The Corses for N
poah October.
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Vienna despatch rays that The Emperors or Austria
and Ruoia VII have an Interview wemAr lhe ls Of
Ou1obAr
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Tsbon dstei arc 70 the oh Great excitement eri,tsd
- he supposed outbreak Of yellow fever, although vas
aaseztsd u vas only yphus.
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THLH0RArHIC NEWS.
RBpoRTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcH.
THE GOVERNOR on MARYLAND AND MAYO

THE GOVERNOR or MARYLAND AND MAYOR
OF BALTiM0RE-TIiE COMING ELEoIiuN.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2a--The proclamation OF GOV.
Lgon of this State, has created sensation In this
city. The following Is an extract
Il hereby proclaim to the citizens oil baltimore
that, in virtue OF my powers and duties Gnder the
Constitution aud laws of the State. have directed
the proper military officers to enroll ana hoid III
readiness their respective corps for active service
at once. and especially on the approaching aay Oh
election and have issued to them full Instructions
to preserve the peace of the city, aud secure 10 tue
legal voters their rights against the violence and
intimidation of the lawiess ruhians Who have as
graced the city and outraged the elective rights III
the recent election"
Mayor Swan, in letter to the Governor, pup
lished in the newspaper extras this afternoon pro-
tests against what he considers N usurpation OF
the municipal authority and constitutional rights
stating that to bring the military into contact Win
the people the day of election. without an oh4ela
requistion, would seriously endanger the peace OF
the city, and lead 10 serious consequences. Inc
election in view'of which the Governor has Thought
proper to call out the military, takes place On the
! 4th Of November.
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The Fair

Inc faF Srounds were again crowded yesterday
VI" n"ihper present being nearly as great as on
Wednesday. So far as attendance is concer,e,
the Fair is decided SUCCESS, and this fact sbo,,,a
stimulate the Society to ~ewed efforts In futprs
Judging from the appearance Of the Grounds.
tbere has been no falling of in the number OF
visitors, with the single exception Of the attend
snee at the first Fair, five years ago, when the
city was 50 densely crowded that accommodations
were obtained with difficulty.
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Bonds guaranteed by the Etsts last sales o. ~ and
interest ~.
Richmond City Bonds last sales at s9zand interest
Virginia Bank stock (par $70,) no sales.
Farmers Bank Stock sales at S5i.
Exchange Bank Stock sales.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
at 3D.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at So
Richmond Fire Association Stock, (par x2O last gaes
at S3i. .
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales at $65.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales $50.
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
at S50k.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Stock. last sales Sf5
James River and Kanawha Stock. last sales 50
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AoaEtr STAMPEDE CT SLAVES took place at Cam
bridge, slds on Saturday night last. No less than
thfty made their eacape~-hfteen belonging to Sam
ue fattisoS, ESQ., seven to bliss Jane Gator; three
70 richard hefnei one to w. V. Brannoek: cue 10
kealeil u Fhiltipsi one to the estate Of WIN. d
Ifasefse deesased, and two free negroes. These
make f,f,fQT who have ieft that place within two
weeks. Msssrs. pattison. Phillips and Brannock
have offered reward Of s3,i0o for the spprehen.
sion Of their slaves,
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TllE CENTEAL AMERICAN QUESTION.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-The correspondent of tie
London Times, says that the British Government
have decided to appoint special minister to the
United States, to settle the Central American diff
fcuties. Sir Vim. 0usely, it is supposed, will be
the minister.
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WOMAN DRowNED.-A female. the W

WOMAN DRowNED.--A female, the wife
Of laborer employed at the Pump House, drowned
thessr red gar Iron Works. Our informant states
that she called on people to save her after having
jumped in. Life was not quite extinct when she
rescued, but she died shortly afterwards We
could not learn her name, or whether an inquest
was held on the body.
7. 5. The name of the unfortunate woman was
Uonorah Fleming. She was aged about 80, and
leaves beautiful little daughter. DR.. peachy,
Oner. was summoned TO hold an inquest Wednesday
evening, but being unable to procure the re-
quisite testimony, the inquest was adjourned till
yesterday evening. The cause and manBer Of the
casualty is explained i'll the verdict Of the Jury.
which is suhioined-"That Honorah Fleming came
to her death October %, 1877. by drowning in the
canal while under the influence of ardent spirits"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-30
WORTHY oBJEor.-visitors in the cit,

WORTHY OBJECT.-Visitors in the city
should bear in mind the exhibition Of the Me-
ctanics institute, and see the wonders there con-
centrated before returning home. A few hours
may be most probably spent by attending the
FAIR room in the day time, where curosities from
the old world. as we'll RARE specimens of me.
chanism. art and handi-work make up an inviting
display Of skill and industry. When the fact Is
Considered that the receipts from this exhibition
are to be appropriated To the education of the
working classes of the city, every true Virginia
heart VIII readily encourage the noble effort by
ianheraie expenditure Of a portion of their means
Admission tickets . cents