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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09
n OPENING DAY. m.
Z FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY ok

MISS r. LYON. No. ll5 Broad street, Cup stairs, J
will open on WEDNESDAY, 10th instant, at her
rooms, new styles Of FALL and WINTER BON
NETS. CAPS aud HEAD-DRESSES; FEATH-
ERS, various kinds and colors; French FLOW
Frs, RIBBONS, oc9-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Wheeling Nails.
scales Tor sale
salt

'hN Nffr iau received ,ss %,
u rfatr' ra,a go r,suis- .r
g. UOOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

Classification of ] stices

J.Gsr'oa CSSTty for fis nert four ysa,,.
i,' clss. (Aus) Term. Iseo.-JoAn w. Gran.
.FfFfs3 han. John ,. Loek.
a1f aH Landon G. Heskhl
and Chas JOAnsoa.
ID CAS- (No') Term, loG0.--Chatlss "A. Lewis
a..f samuel kidsaoar
Geo. Lieklider aEd
Rssin Gross.
ID o'As@' nafea) Tern. issi -. Gr,rg Gihson.
John NJ. Eogle. sam
ssl knou sad A. II.
Herr.
Oh Class (June) Term, issI.-D.vid Frv. WIN.
y. Alexander. Jose oh
Welshs n and wm.
Smsllwood.
9TH Class (Aag.) Term, 1851. w. Mecurdy.
Thos. Hue Vincent
BaIlsI, and Root
N Duke
ON Class (Nov.) Term, is6i --Joha =. Smith.
Geo. ~. Eiehelb-f.
ger. John Kepliuger
ADD ELH.chsmbsfs
'h GAS MARCH Tern, iS6l-FisAsr A. Wis,
John Moler, Jacub
w. REYNOLDS aud
VIM. Mccoy. ri
s'A Class Oone) Term, Ises.-LoEaa o,buis.
BraImu Davenport
..FrH' John Qsiriey and
JOHN A. Brooks
Add again N the sane order the sr.t Cias. TO
commence again az Angus Term. 1854. The
Monthly Terms 10 BE- held a. follows:
Sep'eneer Tern ~ the e,h Glass;
October Term BY the 7lh Class
December Term by the 9th Class
January Term by the Ssh Cla,, IL E.eH
February Term bY the fin Class YEaa
April Term by the ID clsys
May Term BY the - Class
July Term BY the Ist Gas,
BraEton Davenport ted Presiding Justice
and TO attend ateyery Tern, Monthly and Quar-.
ierly. Tesie,
T. A. MOORE Clerk.
sept 9, 1850 fCounp Paper, copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Shcct-iron Work
dealing and Cooking Apparatus.

OF either Russis. Eaglish. Amsgieaa or
Os''en'Eed lice. al ~ which kssp
\ supply on hand Al al tff.,..s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
FOR NEW YORK.
Thc New York and VirytnIn
SCHEIr STEl WSEfIIs COlfPaNyS
fsyI~Tf ~


SCEEH STEI WSRII' COlTPANyS
FiENT CLASS ST'EAER
~ OF VT We .rO.A-,
MILL leave AisIsbdria ever Wedossdsy sf.
lStnooo al o'clock, allowing psssssgsr.
si'.lng oI me ifatns ~ the q a A. and MaaA.
Va naP RAILROADS time Co cohRact
HrfngaiHr she stii leave Nrw Yotk al selo.
ICY oaiuIaaY afternoon, ttachtaE AIsaabdtta
apyu' lporiOCs MubtaF morning
eErry Icspstl
Passage including MeaL ara
y Shippsrs Sil' please nUle fhstthtsl l. "A.
O9ty aIfeff I1"e u .NeaHierf 6strccn fA,,
F9yt aai Neig York.
Acomuodieus Dsprfs has h.ss erected c, III
COMPANY Whafi, lhfohsA whrh ne nai,osa
fa aa' tF-a lad go ma. Ga,dt hy tbi. lts, ,ss
b. R'e~ivri anf shipped al an line, vHhru, %.
srs 81 '''''J-
n" CHmWist ica hsfgsd isf FofsardtbR
lasofs1,r sderie5 % ell Ooos,s II ds.j, "a, =,
- Pfgmium faf FIgEAi af Ps..sfs a..
ply 10 FOwIE 4 co ~
=, - Aq-Uis. Ais1andfia
II. GROWN ELL, = Co
Agests, Nsu York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

CAsT lfrh Paaf Carte ssSCbaiss Cfssts
- A. 90 Cbaio runrs Jnst rfsrlsedfs
RIDDLE 4 knDfNOER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Prof. L. Niller's
HAIR -NvIGSEAToR.

Az EFTEerIvE. sATE AND ECONOMICAL cosFovss.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 20 its ,giuaIsoL,,
without dy'Hg, asd preventing the Hair from tsraiaE
gray. IS
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS ,.a ,u,,.. .,
When there - the least particle OF vitality or rres
psrattNc energy Temaiatug.
ION REMOVING scURf AND DANDRUPF, and
~ cuiaRsouS anr toes 81 the Scaip
FOX BEAUTlFYlNG THE HAIR Inpart;.r 10 ~
a. uhsqaahsd giosS asd bTillisney max 70 soi and
.iNy N ~ 'eNinfe asd eaasiag a 10 curl readily.
= az great eslebtiety and The ineres.,ng j-,p,sd
tor this HH~qsalisi preparation, CONVINCE the pro-
prrtor that une trial - emily necessary 10 saiaiy
d'seesiaE Public II as Superior qualities over ssy
other prsPats cH ~ Prvtsst in use IN eIeAn.es me
head and scalp itu saadrgr as laer e,ddnsvs aasra
Sae'vs the hat 20 grow luHuFiantly. asd tfvrs u q
tieh' cot. Eiossy and flexible sppsaTanee srd also
Nhefe the bar "a lSoseaiaE and thiahisg. 10 viii rive
strength sod viFoF Ia the aud Testors the rfou N
10 ,ho-e parts uA'eh haze become bald causing il 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Fresh Covering or Hair.

her. arc kuhdreds Of isdies add EsatIsasa 10 New
OH who have had their hair restored By the use Of
ihis iaV'geTaior, when eli other had tail
Cd L. NJ. has N his PossssioS Iettsrs iaaanerahL.
'sstJng 20 the sbots facts from Persoas the ksgs.
eel responsibility. a. WiH eaecfuaIiy prev,ut ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

per bottle 10 &c bad Al rssPeetAb!s dsuggists and
Psfiunrfs.
l.. MILLER would call The attentiou Of Parents aud
Guatdass to The a>e OF h laS goTatoI ia ease. her
the ch'ldTea> Hair seiiaes " be weak Tbs use u
a Aya The iousdsuau for god Asa1 QI AaT a. il tr.
h5Frs any Impurities that may have become connect.
WIN The scalp, the iemovsi Of which 10 neeessaf,
bob r the health Of the child and the futtufr Az.
Bestsnee Of iis Hair
CArgtos None gesuiae without The ae sissiIs
LDIis MILL 20 bslns ON the wTsPprr ako
ga The glass
whoie,Als Dvps, 50 D-y 81. sold by all the Prihe
POI hstr hsst. snd Druggists thToeEho0t the world
O-LiSsr.! d1,snunt 10 ptrehssers by the quantity
$50 noa-rc % LI..eaI 90 III. Ansrcaa Publie y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted

On Mara Street, Charicsio,cn, IIrFisic.
'INtik andersigned has On bsHd ard ,.esa.tsrtt,
u manufacturing Al his TIN WARE. STOIE
AND SHhk TIhoN ESTABLESHN6N'J
~ Nhsftesto~n, every description 90 Culinary
Wste. uspsiiy iounc IN his line 81 Il,
oi the best material snd hT etperis need ~ofkn,s
Tue stock nov in bis Ware Room. con arise,
sveiy ussiui atticis known % N, housekrepsi
auus hI srtieie ehuet for OF arr smount 81 Css--
ees'fed csI he iorDishsd Vim dssna,ch.
Amoas bis stock ~ Tea wars usy b. f.urd
BuCkETS Of eli Site.;
SC3nftsEk POS sits- %o.i approved p.usrs.i
NNLLENDEkS. Spsts. Steamers. Cal. Sstvu.-
CAkE CUTTERS, FlosT Bo.ss
PAIIl PANS VI vAtiass psil.tls
nANlNs. Chamhcf W are. Pitcher.
NfAStrss ~ al a,xes snd Psot,a rosi,t W..
lbs 'i"eS 81 SHEEY' IRON HAhE, COM
piNFs ever aHhe "a ~ csllinsry sHd Hcus,-
AceP'aE department. HE sloc #
~ Il ON ES.
emotase' every vsri-,y u woss snf'Cos' s,ove,.
am"aE witch may be fousd he Z. !.owibs ap., ~.
- tsusrbs
t.l,os Co.. Stove. 'iss, sso,sb~.o coaG. s,.s
p,h.ses Eps ,.,. vs.i.' sts, .'5 S.i,.. O..
N'',oeil Geek. ssrs Crrsi.n Capital. s.sss
p ~, " sos % Coal Coal
r rr'rss eseA,1 .'.ss R.di.s~s.a A4ss
Lssrs. sitss, MooI WeeI
Pofiaole Gisss, al silss
sites -
Possessing ever fsciihy kso~a 10 he hu,ins.,
he - prepared a. ali tunes ta r1rcutr u,fh Az. al,
mosl pfcmp'hsss. all kinds OF
BUILDING AND jon WORK.
~ ho.hns Lipkinc and sP0utrv done io order
and In The bes, manner
Merchants trsiioHs OF IrgleRshitE heir stock
81 Tia % Shr't Iron Ware. ~ill 6a4 b to ihsif
SaFan'afs 20 csAl wt'h me. ! shall make liAer.
~ o,sevuh' 10 met, hare Strn articles az honrat
~ The qDanIilJ. shaiI sISotaks ,trh.rr. a..
TIA Ware '''
Rag r., rYt4
berswax or C,
Wool ptt -
SherrskiuS n q Pa,
h@hstui Tor - favuTs aud viii a 5ei.rmtr,.
'''n 10 inefi tie iacrrssi1 patronage OF az.
coinm nnily. fr.Pecituliy solicita cai nom h
w lt'hs Purchasing suV article ia nv Inc ri
io please '"'
scot % 90 ALBERT MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Over.eers OF the Poor.

U'HERE will be a meeiiaE Of Il. Vosri Of
Il q 'eIsesis ~ tbs Poor al he coua sru, On
MOussy. i5ah VI ociober for TIE parno, elect.
iss ncsis. aad also SaPstinIeodeni 9 lhe
year lsGl.
FRANCIS YATES, a..
Octhfer tsf,0 VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Parier, Chamber and Hall Stores

farier, Chamber and Hall Stoves
OF nAeSs sorts sizes, ahoag whieh nay be foasd ,h,
n ,si.eoh fIshhiia, srlssr Cor CssI or Wood
BBsiumore Psriof Cook do 10 do do DO
Old FrAklis, DO DO A.
Mage Tenpls, DO 40 Az
MoSsl ParloI, a. a. .lo
Cottage fTsnkku, l do do a.
Movable Grste, DO DO AZ A IA
ssusefl1sd Coal sioves, tsisssj Tea Plate Stoves,
az me- WIN 90 Without Boiler tops, waGae.lron..
ny strict sttsniioa buAine -. ana j~,its a ....
hope 10 seeafs . PoItloa Of Tabtr Pstrosars.
StP, .. iee1- wM. y. EAsTRRDAf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
NOTICE.

To Lewis Fry asd SoIomoa A. BaIe., Admin.
isirRIofs % &rHis aSs With Ihe will annexed
OF Roben Florence; deeJ
WAKE NOTICE HAT on the tIlh CAV OF Ocso-
L hsT next a. the vice 81 Lawson Bots. IN
Cha rles'ovn, jefferson CoHhtv, Va, { shalt are
the dispositions OF Nsihahiel W Meaning. Dsn.
81 Bell and others, 10 be read ~ evidence " ibe
hesTtHF Of asuii In The Circuit Coatiof JED rson
Couuty, Va ia which | am PlAiniif, Ia Chaace.
~ aud va are Defendants
AID u tn said dispositions are not iaken. ~ rot
concluded on ihatday shall proceed ~ take thsm
on the next day, al The same place.
AMOS JANNEY.
Charie.,nwn. ss, ~ IsG0 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
~MARRIACR f:tunr

ERhthRIAGE GuIDE.--BeihE a ptiya.s
instructor tor married petsoHs OF Iho..
rRg about 60 be married both male sbd f,
~ male, 70 everything concerning the rhy
siolswy aud ieAitOns Oi aai srsistn Ard the
production OF prevention OF 81 prfag iaetueitV
all The new discoveries never briure afyrn in ths
English language by wM YOUNG, ~ D.
Ihis n really gaissbie aAd iatercstiaEr week -
ltis~Iiuen "a plan lanEaage 1r Ne r-u,tsi rvsd.
e. snh - ,iusifsiec viii Anmerous eEsfAvtnss
Al young married people. "a those cuaiTmplatiss
marriage ans hsVinE ihs IsAsi i'm - imsnt 10
magIi : ne SHOULD feAi itis book. lIe,sc s.. :
sscTsia afsat rVefy thos;st 10 acgaat ut~ . isk
stilttNsa bcph 'hs' ...ast q iseHs- m sus nj
iic steui iAe h1us- i'wt4 - seat 10 any o.. IN
the Irct,pt II y cvsts "a spyis 80 f.ta ~ stamp.
Adde'S Dr. NM. YOUNG, ~ at6 spruce ~
abovr an. Phiialelphia "a
t4AFrLtcrEp iSB L sFuxTrElvs --No,rsas,t .
Whist NAV he your disease b-io.- Fcu place We =
sell under the care ~ my ~ 81 ssrr uotafios .
Quseks--aatiysu' tore iSa--Sho adv rive in ~,
or any dibsE apsT, geia cory or sIfhsr ~ Dr.
Gouns Book snd read d eAfGlaHy will he
ihe means of saving you mssy a doliGf. y1uf
health and poe thiv yocr lIfr
pr YOUNG can he euavulist on zny o. The
disesses Described 10 bis p0biieaii0as al as OF.
hce, No 4i6 Spture Suret, shues Sae<fh. 49,
August -, lS60.-~ D ~ ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
~ O [ i ce

''rE putchasefs at tbs sale OF the late Joseph
IL Smith, are notified hat their Notes w,iib-
due on the 'sh inst aRd TIT prompt payment
viii be otcrsssry.
JOHN a. THOMSON Err
Oc,.i 1865 fs,;,,, "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY

sst the latest psriod Of life so6 Ia eases vAsr. the
BAR has air ady ehsagsd color. the ol the To-
NiFoTstor VIII unh esrapty gssDvs 20 o. original
ums ior the toilet aud Hair Restorative tARaTiieu
LaIly reee~mstae'I hsVinE an sgrssabls hsFrsses 4;
And the great fseiiitss Affords In drsssK ~ Mar
cd 10 any Required form 70 preserve ts hIaos
NhEtheT plaza OF 10 earhsncs the great dsuasd log
b by the ladies Randard aifF aYfies - bieh uoas
ooEht 10 be without ~ the prce place. IL within lie
teach Of all, beng ONLY .'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
FRO NJ rta
YESTERDAYS TIN-WARE
STOVE WORKS!
Charles.owR, jefferson Ceupty. Va.

'NNhf enastauily Increasing demand Tor Tia. sA..,
Iron Aad has W ares Cook spparatn. of ,s.,x
ss.snFuoe. Metal Rovans. sPostisx a.d al o,h.,
'os WerE eonsscted with ny ba.is-ss has I.S.-.J
M. 70 vssauy increase my facility for sapp es - th
h.trrcnrtrsde tDr vheA my sstAAli.ks.si a. -
iofsd ,one hotel all Do ushds Toe The aeey, .-ot,.
ed rates. hs.s eagsEes Al the ko.ia... n.~e .or.
sste~ rely thaa heretefore, Vnd have mad,
meats % hsy nv ssst. rial directly from a., -,
aetssT, asd supo'iers, sad porch SD IN. most az
TuseS nash inefy ssd tool for ths manufacture efS
-ats.. sad bafs employed uous bit th- nss.t etp.t,
eaerd Sofk1en. and a. uaaBu hsetnre e. -steo,Hev
as soscets IN The sane basu-s the state Am
ooaad.ui q my ability .spyiy the citizen.
% rHyiah with all wares 10 my bssasa 81 bus lss..
On IS Aeesesodatny tsras an The s,s,s
oSins 10 TIE cst~ssSs stock q diferent wsrs, -
ser eSes,ssdy - hAsJ ih,sk cas- oa.r ...,.ce
~eniA 70 al e THIS State, Shsh easnst Ia. 10 insa.
10 ne ANery lIesTal patronage.
80 'NINeW. IRE. 1850.
have Ss~ ussssisstaFs4 . very ads ma r..-,.I
assofiHasai 81 To- are q the best Ssahty shs-A
WI SOL, ., ny e.tablsshnsnt 10 Chsrl.sto.s or
hfeaeh my TrsyslaE AEsat, tAro. Ehsa nee, % IA.
S-sts,l - the STATE, Iow PfieS. Tor can o. In en-
v w.as Rags. sA:sP-stlHs, B.~-n.
Cosauy Hand sosp ke
ihsss Who Pstrcah III. sstshshH viii very .oo.
u able q appreciate The oonvsasoes Of hsyias The,
~sres hrongh % their bpsisess haases and the trad.
taken from The came wiihSat Eivag then ether the
OF or troahs prsPsrn zoe sAips.~nI
have q dsslrsble Rtork "a tOAI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

J.s~Sa c..~,y for "a. .,,. t.., We.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

Ramsey, On account Of To- ceai gas bat tho gag never
nsessS nes ssrsaS gwen her sat- am. en- 10
pu and cordlss No one else gave her any metcines
f1eTe ~ 40 ssdence that abe took any hing hersel
me cornary il WAS taken sotlle her stomach Unfor
tunaseiy for the defsnoe II has not been pro
YER ,ha, Harden ever 'oos Dry ginger; Toe evi'
as a tea Sue died by poison. That poison mus; have
been administered BY somebody No one gave her any
hing except The defendant Tie Inference is therefore,
that he gave her the poison. No doubt 49,
He hAo The mouve ana the means, and more than that,
at about the same SINE, be cautiously fcreshsdo 20 me
death OF bis wife In his letter 20 his oid chum, NJ Car
He tells bis friend that she didn't expect 10 I'VE
long, that she had appolectic his and liver complaint
charged with having He thus foreshadows the death
which he detUed and which hs prepared Nxe n.s
o std sssn and that
placed her there has she might not die on hs hsoas Dut
in the presence and Of the lady or the house But
the pui,on was taken upon . null stomach, and
hrs r. constitution bsing very strong she survives the
dose He has fooshy filed up the bottle Of assenic With
would be hazardous for he would have to give her
much Of n He have oher poison and therefore goes
to Esson saying that he was going AND mad been 70 MI
have adjourned from thursday 70 Monday, After having
taken doses, and did you hear suicide aoag
he In Northampton street, he passed by Hetchs
this about About noon q ~ering Har-
den's description bought arsenic at Hetchs store,
and Heich says he thinks Harden rs the man;
does thst identify him? The defence say that IL
b doubtful evidence; but I think that Il they OK.
anime me books they will and that this idsn,y s a.
strongly made out IS IN the great OF Of this
character We ray that he did go to Easton procured
he poison and win that produced the death o. his wie
After his wee DEATH he said he had been 70 Milford and
had returned by Easton Then, when asked why said
be had been to Milford be said be did avoid susp
cion. Now ne told u after Der death, to avoid susp
cion, why did he tell 1t before her DEATH for the
ZANE good reason Before he told the story about the
, suicide 9, spoke Of going to h f.hsr he told wsy
what Counsel continued hin remarks, reviewing
the evidence 1t length.
The Court then sdjourned leaving the attorneys argu-
ment to be concluded this Afiernoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
The Labor Movement.


QuAe respectable gathering OF the ahpjolners ~
peared yesterday morning, al nine O'Clock, at tho "xe
chan cs' Bell" in Lewis street. Mr.. Powell, the prime
mover Of the strike appeared quite pleased the
shailipg OF his hte host Of fellow workmeD. f
A few preliminary directions being given by the
leader, away they marched, 1.-TWO deep" in lively
spirits although not accompanied by banner or music
Their FIRST hating place at wes,ervelt's shpysrd
and, after coming to "stand al ease" the men were
allowed 10 separate aud visit such parts OF the ard
inclination prompted. Mr. Powell and or Two
cstes boaroed the ship aud after short time returned
and called on the joners Then at The force ksan
assembled, and proceeded 10 Roosevelt Joices ship
yard and paid the same friendly visit TO those oners
there ~ work 'rit.
II seems there were four joiners in each yard,
the major portion OF whom stated they were then
receiving full wages. Among them wxs tho 81
0eiafy OF the previous meetings, and little
establishment was expressed, sprinkled with indig
nation, Thai he should commence work, even 81
full wages until his brother "srkers had succeeded IN
obtaining Victory However, the leader Mr. Powell, with
Philanthropy all his own, said he would not grumbe
long "a he got the "od stand price, ft.
The Joiners at present employed would not consent to
unite, atbough net receiving full remuneration; but
rs was sscertained that only fragment OF the whole
number onaTs requisite " nnsh the ships NJ work,
ana that additional help lie absolutely necessary, the
strikers now sspguney cont lent that the course
few days ut farthes the bosses will have 70 come to
ter ms They owe his very favorable change for the bet
ter 70 their respective meetings. the nnal strike and the
publicity Of their determinations and proceedings In tie
HERALD which they sincerely regard - tho laoosing
classes friend.
The did visit the shipysrds in Brookiyn they
felt they had accomplished their object, and consequently
did not 'cIues the Rubcon.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
Lynch Law In New York.

A YOUNG GIRL rARRED AND FEATHKRHD.
The black republican journals always very ready
70 spread before the people Of the North gg accounts
Of every little incident which in the souhern
States when the people take the law into their hands
for the purpose Of nfictmg summary punishment upon
negro stsasrs and those who about preaching sedon
and melting the slavss 70 commit deeds Of bsrbarity but
when similar acts perperased by canng and phar
saica morass In this section OF tho country thsy either
shut their eyes 70 the facts plead In exssnuso that
the end justihes the An affair occurred In The
town Of Portland, Chautsuqua county, New YORK, on
the night Of the Goth inst which, IN brutality and
in violation Of all the decences Of society 0strps any
thing which has yet, We think been perpetraed during
the present century in any Christian community In the
whole civilized world. Il appears, according 70 the 90
count Of the affair published IN the Westeld IN. W
RpSboan Of the 23d inst that Friday night Of last
doubt the leading morssts Of tho village where they
reside proceeded TO the house Of M Elisha Whpple In
the town Of Portland broke open biz door, dragged one
OF biz daughters, young woman, from her bed, stripped
her, and deliberately covered her person with coat Of
and feathers and In that state they lc her. fully
WINGED, without doubt, that they had performed Cody
act Al far - tine paper quoted able 70 learn the
the Preparation Of this srocious outrage,
that siMr whippe time since lost hts wife,
left with . family Of small children and this young
woman, who had been living away, came homo 70 help
excited that the house dsordery, and this refined
method was adopted by the young people OF the neigh
borhcod 70 reform hn The perpetrators were subse-
quenty arrested and taken before justice where they
all gave ball for their appearance before the next orm
nal court Of Cautauqua county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

inoieanoh; the eurtaiimeat in the past two weeks
ialls but little short of TIVE millions of dollars. The
loans are now 81 10000 below the point at which
they stood year ago, and the banks are the bet
ter prepared to provide for the specie drain, which
will be kept up during the three months.
From this time forth-till msisurmer- policy
OF the banks should be one of curtailmant, pru-
dence and watchialness. Neither Wall nor South
street requires any great expansion OF credit at the
present time.
Notwithstanding the talk about the resumption
OF specie shipments, money is, II anything, easier
to-day than it was last week PAPER of high grades
is very scarce, and first class bills maturing in Oc
tober and November, can be turned into money at
a or per cent. The demand for short first class
paper at IL in excess of the supply; and brokers
are offered more money than they can use ut the
same figure This ease is, Of course, due in great
measure to the liberal policy pursued by most Of
the large banks when few million, in gold have
gone abroad, the banks will probably see the ne
cessity Of reducing their line and the demand for
money in the street will cause advance of rates.
The sub-Treasury movement continues light.
Foreign exchange opens duh but steady ct Sa-
turdays last rates. to wit: 1898 for 60 day sterling
bills (bankers and li0l for short sight; for frances
$40 for short sight and 5L14 for 60 day bils-both
rates being less q quarter for brokerage. There
are few good mercantile bills in market at
100 for sterling and 5.l3a SIS for francs; but
buyers seem 10th to concede the advance In their
case. At the above rates for bankers bills, there
ID, after paying freight and insurance, margin Of
profit left on shipments Of specie to Europe
cially to France, where mint bars are made more
Of than In London; and, for the present, every
steamer that leaves this country for Europe
win probably take out some treasure. The
Hammonia, which sails tomorrow, may take
100000 or over-$lO0, 900 of which will be in
silver; the America, from Boston on Wednesday,
may have moderate shipment, and the Vanderbilt
and City of Baltimore, which sail from this port on
Saturday, will each, In all probability, take ont
large sum. The profit on these shipments is, how
ever, diminished by the competition among bullion
brokers. Mint bars, which were current few days
since at q 4 discount, are now held at premium;
the margin for profit on sending them abroad is
thus reduced.
The following are the last quotations Of sight
exchange on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold