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vr.n TTa2lilGtQD.

TalIlro'sn, Ap'44 d, 1855 Ike r'c''c0' to.
d. haIa,Ois-u - ,p.1a. f.r,,.,uf, D.. ia. See
t.acuoLA v..ios D,r,us 1a .a'ts s... i1, -
erpeLis 10 b. In tod hvsi,'- "a an GO to-ln. ~
"a sued Lom the "a u.'21 L' .s'o ion '.. 'c.;i
la.p4t. Iueh oi !4s t.n' 4 cors-'.e y ..e ? C.
,ca ttiun OF matte .cy...p l.t yeI iu a.. -.. s"t
Le .e,uls 10 le=s ti.s .!.i.C..oa ~.-A I-..'~p-!'
ei'llV.
The negro pepul,tlsn Of Wa hlng.oa continue to
be iueIcaied ty arrivals fon NJ !AHi ll'ie
fannie, o. Eou oo'-or- csfr.ns o. L,I P-"oit a.
choir VOr.-.y Vo.l,A, GsO ho,Is. se'1 N eur
,tlcsta A oCnsus "a bong trLUn VI uc 60 cf ? to-
istlon, til view tf Gni 10 -t,nf Ao eo-1',on Z
tic Ios,ilu'o and tf s.As tie iGs " o otI. ont.
| TLa Frcs.meD's Bu.elu hui col-f.o-ce The 40 i
Of s,.lsush ns iiee schvos oI the c'c, ,t...f,u,
| Ceu p'dl noSD tai VI ca rs+ le-. d.'..o i'to
roou.s l. nif-coauy ll e a-'oia',.s', % @oe'li
ol suoL pI.D. TESod .es 1T Gl,.C1 li" 'n NO
! luf.4 vt.h GL ~ obs ioa snd ,eaoI-., tul"G;
tLe. a. d,inGad .o .p!,,Inea, ml .H'o tue oEe-!
Of 10 'uelne tht y cat wages 70 1-.Or,
| Tie .e,ary Of tAe Nav has tute o tAa' Isf-
tss aGI b. ~. OF tho Ive Iltf u-,y, AZ ~ lap
n en- tefv.ns ca board NaF n gai s,s'meh ~" ~ c-
af.ay 10 tau u thoroughly lie GGly OF sIoh4l 'hf'
LeoIing.
From tho 81 TO tie s'h o. hrru't 1905 af'v-'iS
Iogblonts, bate "a und com7ln e' see n'n's e'
out OF tho nsd states service ~ o:lo; o. tA' Ses'
! Ie sry Of War.
RpAs 10 the damaged rsllroIb In Nlr7.ai' az
rapidly p or s4.ns, and iiviii cot he .ous le'o'i
such cominuu eaton vii To 10 ei sA'ousL : '"'
s,rte. D. Mo-lay neHt tAa el.s % ihi O''nte
aud A,1andrA road win rua through 70 l. Aeb'
buuh.
Tho Department o. State has oflc.al 'dvi'c' y ON
the UnleI Sta C. Consul 4 u eaea 10 when ' Il
rep essuei thn durins the ii 81 81 moa'Ai oi 'H''
year, from Jan. up to June last lsjj the ontTs'
tion TO the United states though The P1'S q ~"
men amounted 10 1917 suIggGn's In Il lax N.'
.e.S against lSC65 In siIJ'INo 'h'p' IN lSod
During the hnst ak months in 1863 tho EN- ,rAuo'
tn oush Hamburg amounted "a itoS om's'AA'.
SA1A sjr ~ .s.sl AaaiIsa " ~ ts-s.As W IS-L
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From Fort. ot1 Monroe.
John l..,c1s', Nn 1; etusei On Interview
with his nIi'rr.

Ygrtvs~. N7vrp.. ~ 'iN I lN'3.-1hs ueNuor
W Wut 'a.ar.vod ucp Rich noli to--lr, b.lui
TO q, .An- -'A ,he lar' Ohio I-' ui'a', ip coc,-
T.. 40. 20 s. E,,n,, lho' Sre to Ar esod
,gt of ''r &c. ~. a"trer ! &. ir e., fI0.n
Ec' aioni q. l.'tn"e siAtc..,on bad
J.uc' H',rri, 90. oi Jo.o NJ c.ol .n.' OF ten
E,.wea. Hp, s:.l. AMI ,ols . a. iliorr - via
o. sAe., yh Sd 49, rc.r' iir by Goa. = e.,
Co.,. .r.'', ~ tHc ".i. salas Il .sas 20 uusI
10 ,'r',ni ,n.s .uin'.
T..DnI 'o.t,,.Yor 4rriysi t.m Piedmont
N. t.'ri g.. "At,unrc ei,h A. lot Na~i-ri
l-e,n .s .l,-i., Col. = V. E,aaI. 1ly wo.a
u.tr.e.o' 90. oi ss.No0 ,ss,ru~y.
Te. tsIn,r iN.y Lt,S a-uyei from 4i'hm,nt
sitn too 1854 N.~sl.,n r,it''i, q . 3.u 3L. -
tie et Gonegal, Uoin4 10 BA.-.lo.e 20 - mae
,s 90 ov',
seracp syly'n sho-c, ron grodertss'bnrh
Non 'or. rom Ne r.at NosS L,glt % Ssr lo,x, to
20 ,a.huci; AtOal a. Gom NeS York. AL
Il 'oi ton. . ilIao:e, Lave exc, FL Lsio.
vi Hi. Vf,H =, C., aug ~ the f.ientb Of de-
c'..e1 1sors tL,l-e o.ther eo.u,ns ~ th' p' ,o---
rot Tiher, sprA,i'e AL viei=.ii, =, sea- sI.
relse, " .et1rn -, ,,,ei, or vgii'ns 10 knoF II
iter f.onG, ca le 49, 'eroi. Aai II it 10 nec-fa ~
ior iLom N cul.e All 40 " are info me th.t no
lp-i.,c.n be d..igtsr,l au'i. NovoL'er, 1873. Tho
ioiUcr atsni o: tne rn.;ca S-scA 6mitiiy Comni-
''cn, =, W. Po'e', Eiu sab, m Eni feai No II, o.
Tan e. ds'u oct aui soil 'orns any toiio' that
.sn Ie ounl Leie. IA. a.tloas Ia b-I 20. ilJ VII
t-.-rlt4,E c.
Hlis yh, " q d'rrs,F. The wealthy lea 'ers Of
'ie E- ~ el,'su %. pc.l ~ Cin.u, tie eIiliug
slr,s Convection a. n, .. I3L aGL-' 81 No'th
Ca'o as have l,r,e p1t rre = kA teen giving
pvu.c d.Eusi, IN ma1 OF 'Hc coll' e' ji 'hs Sta o.,
to 'hs relr.uei m-uhs'' oi oio 40 'ebol 'iin'e'.
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&, T,ls-r-9N % "a Ssv fsrh sv,.i

Tnr fnter-sl Rcvenus oficsrs ., Dostoa tsyo
se 1d ,as cocks Of cLs1 a. all tho ls.d.n. hotels
lot sllo-ol yolsg"n of .ts ToV. nue. laws
FIa.s In Philsteiph'A o. s-iu day destroyed 81.
CcJr, xeta0'-,! ChurcL, enc Of the Oldest IL the
ci,y, aud tie ,hocss.! .roa vorkl. L,Ea ny thc
l.ter, Over S9GccOi Insurance, 5000.
Ir il sad Ma! he 'los.oT, N-val oacer and
B,rv yor, OF D.t:,n. Il ~, III ~ r,mpvOi sad
weir p &C di.sl Is spo.L.eos Of P.shLgnt JONI
soS.
GEEAT p-crsr,'ton. tr. lenr made FOR The auni-
vsr.ary of the E.ioual Tesehors' Aise 'nn at
II rrstur p, ca T'iresiny. Insrgua rail.
rosd and s's-mlnst fr-. throu out tho country
have prem se,l r,d4c..Cl Vi fires.
1El prop her Et'~,>, tc vei,Cl wficN so re-
ecu Is coll. ell With &c vrDc in Lake Huron,
,oot q Willie in t'ss'. Il ~ Sip Canal DAsn
n'sr troll, on Friday nora ng. she WIS scutlle
snd & NIX in Twelve fee! Of water. M l!vos wero
los', bui iho passengers lost all ttcir efroets.
GEm,L Ike I at Csatrev.lie, nlckmyhsm
coutJ, Yreiu's, touta side Of tho james River,
aad .bou, forty niles from Richmond. Hs lvei
IN tho most secluded amer, scarcely rop ying O
tho numbers Of le.,srs addressed W m. lie ,lvel
In tnsl cottage and employs hm-ol' cult ysiias :
some four acres Of LAM aiscl ed to hia residencs
Gas. GlAsr arrived u, Ds,roi, % B.turd,y and
s,oppel al he D.idis House. The streets through
wbi b be pas,sd wore thronged With spoc,siorS
Who loudly chssrsd bim. In tho even n! a crowd
gsthsr.I st the hots, aud tie General bowed FROM
the balcony. Hoa. TACO. RJmsyn and Senator
Howard made sisschss. Gil. sAarnin was sI-
pecisd at b. Lou.s Saturday nizhI Gen.
AAi.4s sE1tssA lA.xs o. R4ia1dAs.
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Gov. Browniow ou the Recent Tlcctlos In
fcnutss q.

Nishrhs, T.1n., isJ. I2.-rhe PR-as Asp TINIs,
this NO ring contains p.uc!am' tion Of Goy nor
o"nio~'a pfoIodug ce,a.p qu. tous 10 the Clio. ks
Il lie C"uU.v Cou - anI she in. -ith the y.sv ol
'Go.'ii1Ius slcrLer OF not tie e Give frNIichL O
act ~. iul,y coup..i With uci us tho seen
roc,on. Inio mttiOa b e,chol lie State e2ir,-
nan tht 10 sols - tho sVuItio Il errone usly
coh,',ueL Others sluiy eva-ol, and IN ,cu.o In
stance II vas totally dis crmdoi. Tie Cove nor In
VI 80 al loralc t.-ei 10 conNnn cate inOrn,iia la
fcvtion Ills suos'ga. tie as,uneS the 'o'M cit-
Icls Of tn atae hu 40 a-ray Of meA.o-- hoE
,,er ticAt no ech.ire of di' aa~hscl rebes, ho~-
ever loud, no c,r.Il4ton of a,,litis Unoh me7,
however rrp.cIful vsluet, vii p'o,"ui tho
siJ,uton oi ss1 according TO toe sul..Aaco aad
sD..l. Of IT,
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C,u,---,r-ttpn ,.'fa e., irrnt T-sttrn
t.acG.rd 'Iu,o ',G5u ~ tdg 81.
T.fcr "tf, ,i"-. l..-.L @ me-. ? ..u, wa,
hon 1--we 200. Au -si 81 ,b 10 .iun.orr an,
ps..t .D..r.utst ,ti ilssroi'1s. uur cn.o'a.e
EuIa.. riu-t.,n qrey,usis Jrco'yyl.
oreAirs..y Fg.s.A L,l. SsR No.s, arrived ou:
,uLe..L.
1se z. ornr 4, the late,, disrl',A -e-cNoi II
,..t.y.c.. lDaflr. % 4u'.t!
,rg.. .'l.. Gee. -. u,,a.s IN t.e c'y nai
,..rahr- .lL RADIO. pisr.y,is ui 'nr A''NI.
tcciLC. tgssi.ia- a. ol G,qao a., 30 "a, 'he
rn..tr,'c. ac., sAr,,..ij a.'irc. 30, . %.
Ta.,u.,. .t,,,s., us,r.......n:s..o t.ova.
1, .,setc. ,l.l.. s.C y-s 10 ito .l.~, aa.rI ~.
= lie .,...,.c. ..Il. i-t.sI. A...u usg, ~.
trIah.tI... I..uas,l th., I.c .',a. 10, Cd. a..
tc \ rl... I.r..c G..u.CtI.l. .. Gl4 I.a.I
irs.l
t.o4tnrs Into TIA the 5l-t'i,' ,c7'-r.i -frr
ie "a. he s., r,e ',.,n.. - iEs Co., 'A.t . "N,
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ty.c,-..e.s ',.,s..1. ..s.- ?."r. - 4 o..
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es, ...I'. ~ tv .t. r' ..e. 6! ,., to uI Ii,4r
,N..sG, "a enl I-.4., sea % shi .,
I'd os ..t - r'1 a. ''rs -
g. "a TO- 'n. sh. n er,H.u !'Ni no n's.'
se-n . a.'Hf rVr.l ., sae Li' 't''
49, Los o. 'a..', esea a'.5.c''-r to 'e'-"t
O. f.y 'o-si .a4 -.e be-. ., .ea' E. m'r- cf r"-
srtn enr t.' 't7a "1i,h 'sa s-ipI' al 1t b! 0
b,Vy' s"o. o.'e ca rgat inn ei'tt to Ito,
Le' O. - '.' 1'' b. g S-'ol to 'l 'Ho ''' ''i o.
is,' o"i"s 20 $40 -. 81 'l4 ~ 1'' ''J o' t-a ~
ih9 Gle o. ''' !'' -.'- L. o'-- '-''I ems. ~
'-.' '"7 -'o H'''e'A u ',"A'' '1e~e's'H' eho'n
A@-' - N'' g 40 u W 's' 'o"o va "
TIC y IA 'I'S 81 ""'u- - Va "h ''1P's"' u"Ye
Lt.I tue NyLila lt I ~ lli4e 'uLl4 y "a " u
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From Now Ot!cans ald Texas.

ilnuIiltSn al TrY,J-NcCrOrs and " hltCs
IN icmpet,t,ou tsis iIs he Military -
leciirg of tle reUI.. eoLuAusd Freva-
lcEee Cf ..cLbcry, rtc.
We have lalo Sov oH,aW Sad IeIa files which
fu n al ths .ollJs.us 10, as oi news
Rev. DR.. Pane olg no.'d 10 mo south ior his
res ontIii p oLAn1f N isVOl - 80 slnh, and |" ho
tea n N NJ. - ,,a.s @ V.e tic ctpuIe, No. ssEa
H. esmrle IL p 90 ~ psOT hs oiu eoLs!e sRIIOu.
iLt pop q dOu'.s uI San 2. ~. n
" ~ AI.u. Il. IA s,asd, bItSuor, brasH, and
hall tozsL OHIO, t,lsr IOIo.4s Of 'oss lote, q
hoS In New Orleans tesdts ci''1'l ~ co on :
NE Iobe giAy, seAr tiuEsn'' e.1'L"- ana ehdeavoz
" HohAvs InonsnA'sy,
Tsaks 49,. -. 4. Ia solh Ill vsta dAmlltNA "a
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or,e S,t , - 'lo t,.t of t,oro o-iirrut L., vet
,.r,.,,.,,, . ''. ~ -. -...
c.r.., -
A..r,. P,y....t .s, .,.,.,..v
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,.,. ", t....., ,.. 80. -,
No., No, .u
r,r... ,..,...,..l...
v, A.. .f, D., 90. o., ,..,,.r,,of 49,
c's eve Yep .e.c.o l,.r...u 'ilyr en- il %.
=, N"s 80 o.c c'3 .'-n - 'c
L. ..i- ol thc 70 al ; 5's. /. 10 cond q II n
' t' -- TIC r,r ,o'."naS rr",, e .voa a La,e
srr 80 .' ' Iii ~ .'" ." ,., ~ ~.
e .rin .cl @ c.sc.h vh &C. u1n Lc.c f,c an
g y. cT .tls % 60 81. e &c. .,,.,
T ON u 'nhsn on Iu ~ ! It 70 ue vicit,i.y @
l.n Iiii, Nuliinctn count ! i't tie p'fp,c o.
:, IN N. =. n,' " nm eI -, Bot, ,,yi .c A..
,.,s When IL. .n.ct 10 COW ~. nd nt'rr.p 81 to
IS 10 man, WOO. u" a. N" So, ici f.. ie-
y lr i.a' one O. ,,r ~ an .sr" tbc ','p. n e.,
ma ~ silisd on' ~ tur,l 80 HH.~ - NoLn,
~, ,,,bn.b ~ -"' '"c' ''''t'd '"e ~
k.ll.r..,c,.,,.,. r,.a., Anon, N..,,,
that hama, 20 i.,.., l,l... n, p.r.. il, r,,.
K..J. pa,.s.bip.i. ll.cy Al. .,.,.,.ct,.l,,,i,.,
In cor,,.,. ,.i,h ,.,,,,, III, ., ,,.,, ,r ,. i.,..
Of iul. cupaa /, ~ ~ come ~. tr sSho 81 ,cl-
~ G.. liei 90 J "'v '",r ,uie ,ch.u =
Ia ne eco.u,srt 10. a., .,ai a.. ~ +.
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rac,pe Of CJlgic's f.om BACK
Wo q IslIr1.
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proClurtntinu from the Cover
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Slavery Abolished by tAc King Of
PGr,nGal.
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TREASON III n. CAROLINA.
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German Emigration to the
Unisal STATES.
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Arrival Of tic hsraviln.
Eov5 from ths at a1tio Csb'c.
1900 huES rl.D CIT.
TAe Signals sai'er!y Cease.
TIE CAUSE NOT KNOWN.
Cable Shares DCwH---ln>urancs Up.
GiH Of tIGlAhJ E'T.G RAIS,c.
French Trscp5 to Lsacc:e Rome
CHOLERA ~ SPAIN.
Gl5tr,a aal 2ru3 ia on scSles-
wig 10 stein.
Elycry Abolished by tAs King Of
Pur;lgal.
TIE WAR ~ s0U II AMERICA
Prssileat JoArsoa D.s:eged.
1900 PARLOJj I5.UEO.
German Emigration to the
Unitel Statss.
TEXAS cCMMi LILO Tie UHIoN.
proclur,ntinu trOin t,c Cover
nDr OF ICss.css,c.
TREASON IL n. CAROLINA.
KHG COT'Ol CH his T2tVElS'
Eac,rs Of C5l7icts t.om Back
wo % IslIni.
ARREST o. Co.urlRgEITE7s.
&C.. &c, &c.
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IGscsi Commercial.
70 ~. ssof,so 'rent = s'rrs.

Ats. Ett. e. G., At..t.--i -s r. 2.-.-s. o Ia no
~. st.v.l tie {, o. far'c =.
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CHOLERA ~ SPAIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
ENGLISH POLITICS

Our British friends are Just now passing through
one of the most exciting Of political campaigns.
The large number OF candidates, and the unusual
proportion among them Of men widely known
and honored for their literary attainments lend
additional interest 10 the parliamentary elections.
The English journals already devote columns to
reports Of meetings, to advance the cause OF the
tival claimants.
The Westminster election, OF course possesses
the most interest for American readers, and il Is
a noticeable fact that the friends OF John Stuart
Nj always mention in their appeals for votes the
reputation as a student Of political economy en-
loved by him on this side Of the water. Mr. Mill
himself processes to care very little about the
salt has delivered his address 10 the intellis ent
and enlightened eleetors,' and Is now rusticating
o. usual in summer at AyignOn. One feature Of
the Westminster contest is his absolute refusal to
ray any of the expenses OF the canvass, which
will amount TO nearly 600 His friends, how
ever have raised the money without difficulty,
and are confident OF success % the polls. Dir.
Mills abilities have silenced much Of the opposi.
ton which might naturally be expected even the
high Tory saturday Review" giving him a
generous iecOe nilion, and il lot actually hoping
Tor his election, a. least offering very little objec
zion.
Tom Hughes viii also, it is thought, be elected
in the Lambeth district. All young England"
is Of course interested in the author OF Tom
Brown at Rugby" and not few Of their Ameri-
"reminiscences Of English school-bOy life not to
feel passing interest in the result Of the present
contest. Mr.. Hughes also refuses 70 be ruined
peeuniary in his endeaVors to serve his country,
and contributes only 0 small portion of the ex-
penses OF the canvass. In his recent address TO
the voters, he made use Of tina phrase Manhood
an frlge is be ter than brick and ortar suffrage
and the epigram has becore the banner-cry of
his supporters and is being used with some effect
against his two conservative opponents, one OF
whom is a man of considerable ability, and both
have the advantage Of Mr.. Hughes in family and
fortune.
Mason Jones, who will be remembered by the
lecture goers Of this country, Is opposed as the
radical candidate at Coventry 10 Mr. TIehorue.
John Brght's brother IN law, Gr. .. Lestham,
Is running at HudderStield, but his oppOrent is
popular and too strong candidate to be easily
beaten.
Mr. Laing the distinguished oriental scholar,
is soliciting the votes Of the dwellers in the bo-
rough OF Wicksburgs. lie served as their repre-
sentative for some time before his mission to
India, and was well enough liked to make his
chances Of success in the coming contest very
Etryng.
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THE H0STILE INDLANS.

Il will be remembered that we published few
days since news Of the general hostility and the
warlike demonstrations Of Indians in Nebraska,
Da,Ota, and beyond Fort Kearney-the beluge-
rent tribes attacking emigrant trains and mur-
dering indiscriminstely.
Late news from that quarter says that the mil
itary authorities have taken the matter in hand,
and the expedition against the Indians is active
u progressing. A part Of the command is al
rea5 en- route for Fort Laramie. Gen. Conner.
with the remainicg troops Of the expedition has
STAR cd for the Plate river, via Laramie. Sup
plies arriving from the Missouri river sre being
pushed forward rapidly. A saihcient number Of
troops remain behind for the protection Of the
rails. One thousand cavalry have already ar
rived at Omaha anG will join the expedition at
Powder river.
Other expeditions are being fitted out, and it
is probable that al will BE- quiet on the Plains in
q month or 80, aud trains may proceed in safety.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

manufactured or distilled prior to the said hrst
dag of September, whether the same Were TO
moved for consumption or sale, or not where sat
sfactory proof shall be furnished TO the assessor
of the district that the same we're actually manu-
featured prior to that date,
Articles manufactured or produced ana sola' OF
removed for consumption or for delivery to Others
than agents for the manufacturers or producers,
between the thiIty.frst day Of August l662, and
the third day Of March, 1863 will be subject to
the tax imposed by the act OF July l, 1867, on
such article and the tax 70 be levied on all att
cles so transported, or intended 10 be transport.
ed, as aforesaid, will be that which was imposed
by the law as it existed when they first became
liable 10 tax, end the assessment will be made ct
the rates which were obtained ct that time.
When any article In claimed to be exempt or
subject TO a less rate Of tax than is imposed by
the law as It now exists, proof satisfactory 10 the
assessor of the district must be given of the rate
of tax to which II Is subject otherwise II will be
properly assessed under the law now in force.
When goods have been removedfrom the dis
trict in which they were manufactured, whether
under bend or otherwise, before the rate OF tax
to which they are liable has been determined, the
assessor Of the district in which the tax is to be
paid will determine the amount, and certify the
same 10 the collector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
WING.
C0nNTr oReANTzlTI0N.

The work Of organization is rapidly progressing.
Gov. PsirpOint on yesterday appointed the follow
ing additional ConnilsiOnsrs fatE
Southampton County-ssmuel B. kello, J. D.
Pretlow, James W. Parker.
Isle Of Wight County-Chas. WRne, Hiram
WOnb.e, Dixon W. Kitchen.
Dinwiddie County-Rogsr p. Atkinson, Branch
G. Eppes John n. Edwards.
Albsmarle County--Alexander RiVes. John R.
Woods, VIM. Gllmer.
Augusta County-NichOlas X. Trout, Benjamin
F. Points, Washington SWoope.
Washington County-Chss. 1 Cummings John
n. Humes, Q. F. Cosby. Wa
Smyth County-James Il. Gilmore, james NJ.
Primer, Adam Rosenbaum.
Messrs. Robt GasewoOd, W. Mcdonald and
james Nelson, have bean appointed Nolaries
Public in and for the city Of Richmond and county
OF Henrico.
(NorF- In noticing the appointment Of A. A.
hughes as Notary Public in and for the city OF
. Richmond aud county Of Hsmic0, We omitted one
Of tie initial letters OF the name. There is Mr..
A. Hughes and We make the correction that the
names may not be cO0iounded.-RSPoRTEE.l
". R. Willis has received the appointment Of
Notary Public in and FOR the county Of Elizabeth
City.
T. NJ. Rowlett is appointed Inspector OF To-
bacco at 1.-THE Central Warehouse in Petersburg, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
GEEAT FIRE IN QUEBEC.
Correspondenee oil the Montreal Gazette.

NQAlEspNAAGLNS VI LAAN AAVhAANaA Ne1-oAtNs
QuEBEc,.Juns -, ls65.-Soon after midday
fire broke out 10 building at es.de.yille, near
the Bishops schoolhouse. The wind, unfortu-
natcly, being strong from the Southwest, this fire
swept along the narrow street (Chanplsin) hard
Nv wide enough 70 admit two carriages passing
each other both sides of the street falling prey
before the all.devouring flames. The houses in
that quarter being thickly Inhabited from cellar
70 gafret, principally by the laboring classes, it
was most distressing TO witness the unfortunate
people flying with their household efiests-men,
women aud children sinking under burdens.
The police force aud fremen were early on the
spot the military of the different corps soon fol-
loving on the dOuble-quick from their barracks.
Owing TO the nature OF the locality, al cOmmnni-
cation from one side to the other of the confa
grafton being severed by the high barrier Of Cape
diamond and the river little could be done TO
stay the progress of the fire, fed by the numerous
wooden houses and out buildings. All classes
see ned 70 20 heartily to work, the Mayor among
Others, doing his utmost to encourage the fremen.
From Flanagan's wharf down to the Montreal
steamship wharf every tier of shipping was
slipped from its moo,ing and went into the stream.
The present calculations state there are at least
two hundred houses b1rned, including the tene.
nents On the wharf. The extent OF the fire Is
almost half a mile aud five hundred families al
least are hOuseless. The loss fell upon the poorer
classes, who are nearly all uninsured. So far as
we can learn theIe has been, fortunately, no loss
Of life. The destruction Of furniture has been i'm
mense, although much has teen saved by boats,
steamers, &c, on the river side. The view Of the
fire from the river AFFORD ed the only correct idea
Of its extent. Boats weie in general requisition
for spectators hundreds sailing about opposite the
deyasted locality. Several Whatves have been
destroyed, together with the coal on them. No
injury has been done TO the shipping, the many
vessels at the Wharves having been moved in time
By the tugbOsts. The military are rendering all
possible assistance and are seconded by the river
police. The loss 10 the insurance companies will
be great We have heard Of one company alone
which suffers to the amount of fOIty thousand
dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
RICHMOND AUCTION SALES.

Messrs. Tardy & Williams closing sale Of gro.
ceries, etc., took place yesterday. This Grm has
determined to suspsr their auction GALES In view
Of the prejudica effect upon the trade of the city
resulting from peremptory sales in the present
state Of the money market. They will continue
to sell goods privately, and will offer liberal In.
ducements to buyers. The following is list Of
tie prices obtained yesterday:
Rio coffee, 81 cents Java, 80 10 cents molas.
SEES, 1880 cents bacon hams, I6a22 cents sides,
l6 cents; Maryland -four, 50 l2as5 % per Dbl.
herIiugs, IS 75as6 70 per bbl.; Scotch behring's
40 cents per box adamantine candles, 24a29 cts i.
tallow, 10 cents wax, 10 l.2 cents; soap, 6 LA
10 cents per h.; hanella indigo, 50 cents; mad.
der, 10 ccnts ext. logwood lsals IL cents
epsm salts, Ia cents; alum, l.9 cents; bi carb
soda, 10 cents raisIns, 50 80 per box; ground
Spices 20a4) cents per h.. painted tubs, q 60
per nest, wool hats, sl6as3J per doz. shoes.
sl0aS24 do, etc.
At Messrs. J. /. Byeriy Il Cos sale, yesterda, !
the following prices were obtained:
Straw bonnets 70as5 cents each boys straw
hats, 6a3l cents ladies' jockey hats, 65lsI 90 4;
bslmOral shoes, 6Ocasl 30 per pair; mems boots,
s2asS per pair; mems slippers, 50a75 cents boon
skirts, SO per dozen. The contents of Dollfr
Gift Jewery store-s consignment from New
York-sold at 2Oa70 cents per set.