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Beecher,s Back Rome Broken by Ballots.

Nsw YoRK, October ls.-Rev. Henry Ward
BE ecber delivered an address at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music last light, in which he ad-
vocated the passage OF the constitutional
amendment as a necessity; expressed his con-
idence In the good faith Of the South cha
racterized the Republican party as the true
guardian OF the Government, and declared It
to be the dnty Of the North to educate the
South into recognition Of entire Justice.
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7 The QUANTITY OF RAIN THAT FELL IN
THE LATE SToRM.-Basing the calculations
upon the observation taken at the Smith
sonian Institute, and assuming the area of
Alexandria to be GAO acres, the amount Of
water which has fallen on our city from
Wednesday evening to Saturday at IL NJ.
is l44,96T,392 gallons. This volume Of
water would represent lake one mile
square and ten inches deep.-Gasette.
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EER.TII,IZERS.

rUANO, GUANO.-No. / PURE Pc.
VI RUYIAH GUANO, mo. ] PURE PACIFIC
GUAEO; also. PURE CRUSHED PERuN,IIasss
GROUND PLASTER, for sale by
oels 4. 7. STOKES GO.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.--2,0O0
i bushels AGRICULTURAL LINE, Of the pursst
quA'"'' 'o' '1'' ' II. p. TAsKgR h CO., :
Basin. between Eleventh and Twslfth streets,
oc a-tg ...t.-.- 1850, $3.50, -
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,o me mills in Connecticut are now busy
"h ahing molasses from the Connecticut ser-
'".'A crop. itisof an excellent quality.
s,t a petition IL In circulation 10 Baltimore
T% a'ns Governor Swami to remove the p0-
"e' commissioners Of that city. s ~
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:. nGSsealens - Ouss Radical CsmnississeesN
. lBAIrInoRs, October lss--Petitions arc seias'
eirculstsd here, and extensively signed, eaah !,
ing on ths Governor 70 remove the present
police commissioners /; which II 10 claimed he
can do In the recess Of the Legislature. The
friends Of the commissioners contend other
wise, however, as these commissioners have
the appointment Of the judges efeths State
elections. The importance Of. the snbjsct Ii
readily underst stood. !, lsl.b ~.j ~ III
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|, SENTENCED The Circuit Court for
Prince William comfy, Judge Thomas pre-
siding, adjourned yesterday after session
of four days. Taylor, the man who had
been confined in the Brentsyille jail for
over year for killing young Long, was
found guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced to nine years conine-
msntinthe penitentiary alexandria (Vo)
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MANUFACTURE OF CANNON AND TIE
NEEDLE-GuN IN HARTFoRD.-We under
stand that the Colts Patent Firearms
Manufacturing CompanE have received an
order for the manufacture Of thousand
needle-guns, conforming In oil respects TO
the famous needle-gun Of Prussia. The
company have also an order for tho pro-
duction Of one hundred revolving cannon
at cost Of 1000. Hartford Conn.,
TIMES $3.50 ~
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II PLACEMENT OF THE PREsIDExr.-Hon.
H., i"'ulAS Williams, Radical member of
inc, present Congress, and reelected by an
,IsId majority in Pennsylvania,
x xs himself publicly that in case he
i'" a' reelected he would prefer charges Of
"'p'"ehineht against President Johnson.
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No American Citizen ip Custody In ENGLAND on
the Score Of Fenianisni. r RI.

WASHINGTON, October l6.-Mr. Adams, our
Minister at London. states in dispatch Of the
goth ultimo that there was then no case be-
fore that Legation of proved American citi-
zen being in custody in and on suspicion OF
being concerned in Fenian movements; that
all SO situated have been released.
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ihE PorE.-Pastoral letters from the
n raa1 Catholic bishops Of England were
d lEad III the churches Of their respective
, n,Goeses on the 3Oth Of September, ap-
poia'ins Tue It'll Of October as . day Of
prayer On behalf Of the Pope. -- =
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Regatta.

BALTIMORE, October la regatta Of the
Patapsco navy took place to-day. The first
race OF barges won by Zephyr, OF Zephyr
club; the second race, ont-rigged for cham.
pionship of the Patapsco navy, by Whisper, Of
the Ariel club. s..-. ~, - 49,. d. .... -..... /.
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The Losses By the Fire at Quebec.

QUEBEC, October lG.--A moderate computa-
zion places the number OF houses destroyed by
the fire Mt $500 the loss Of real property from
g 900 to 3d. Ooo, 900. $500 persons have been
rendered homeless.
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II costs Us more TO DO miserable thar
would mako M perfectly happy. How
cheap and easy ID the service Of virtue, shd
how dear Do We pay foF cur vices ind
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Feuians "Recoyer Arms"

BrrpALo, October l6.-Orders have been re-
ceived from Washington to restore to the Fe-
mans the arms which were taken from them.
on giving bond that they shall not be used in
violation of the neutrality Of the United
States .-...
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BALTIMORE, October l5.-The members
oi the Plcnary Council Of the Roman Ca
thoc Church, while assembled to-day in
the grand portico of the Cathedral, were
photographed. s. g
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Generals Beaurega gard and Jolinston-The Trou-
bles i'm Gambia. ...
WAsHIyGroS, October lj.-General Beaure.
gard leaves here for the South tomorrow.
General Joe Johnston is in town.
II is stated officially from Gambia that the
Christians had defeated 1900 Egyptians in a
most decisive manner, driving them to the
Turkish war ships for shelter.
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I PLow FOR, THE TIMES.
y fHE WATT PL0W. n
uARRHPVn ITyLY 1feG sI..

Warranted to do far better work. with ons-focrth
less power L. double - sxong and p dunnls,
pnivsri.s the soil And cover mp ssstaHon or I'd:
Es:s s.Ss ..s sCS IS
= i: S.I: ;s ks s% Hhs e. sAs ss
iS ss g s%as ScUas ssecsss Rss.
Adams. DR.. j. Revlstt D. W. Hsxsll, Nosmsnd
Smith, r. Woolielk, 7; Ned,udsr, O; 2, Carter.
e3sorre Booker ana cthcrv, who are ssing Il and
sen - opsrats., In every ease whore y falls "a
% q: 4. S E ssSss ns Pss::
81 George Watt &c, Of - ses az stand .. 81
!, ife9Jh Ei'@ No. tlSe Franklin stfset,
q ss-sm -, .s,4sfss 49, Riehmond, Va.
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A. young English girl lately committed
suicide by swallowing pins, nails, and
poison, Love and disappointment.
The cholera seems TO be increasing In
Baltimore, j. 80 s}s
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Imperial Victory I'm Mexico,

Imperial Victory I'm Mexico.
New ORLEANS, October lj.-News from the
Rio Grande state that General Mejia has
Monterey, dispersed the Liberal
army, and is marching on Matamoras.
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Baseball Match.

NEW YoRK, October ia base. ball match
to-day between the Atlantic and Athletic
Clubs resulted in victory for the former by
score q TO IL. IS" . "..
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Isi3yy Ig& ------IT = !. :. 80, 1870. -.
Inquiries hare hesa made Of Me- ssssssary
Of the Treasury by hualsess msn IN 'ae ptin.
oipsl cities whether the Secretary intsDos ~
40 tlcipats the payment Of the November eoso
interest. i Mr.. McCuiioch replies thas Nc 90
not propose to pay the interest before tns os'e
Of maturity, lst November, but will b Pre-
pared for IL on that day. gs. sa. e T3dc
Ii Ina pAsK srArExESr.l9J 80
NEW Yoxx, October l6.-The tSnk state
ment shows an increase in loaps Of ~, %, 900;
decrease in specie, sG97 600 increase In circu'
Inton, ss7i, 900 increase In deposits sio2''0oo'
decrease in legattenders, $4,000.
sxALL corxrERPEIrs.
WAsHISuros, October l5.-Counterfeits OF
the new fve.cent coin have made their ap.
pearance. They are not well executed.
RIPoar or THs TOBACCO MARKET.
| ~ TOBACCO ExcRAs0R,1
RfcHxoSD, Va, October l6, 1855. !
Our breaks wore small to-day. There was a
slighttfdvance In prices Desirable working to-
baccos are becoming very scarce, and should
our manufacturers continue their operations
to the end of the season, We look for a further
advance on all desirable dark working tobacco.
Very little good shipping and fine manufac.
turing offering, and prices for those grades are
nominal. Below we give the transactions
Thirty hogsheads and twenty.six boxes open
ed fifty sold as follows: Lugs, common to
medium working and shipping, fnnked, a tc
| &c. so: Tugs, good working and shipping, 70 to
81 leaf, common to medium working and ship
ping, 81 90 to sl5; leaf, good to fine working
and shipping, sl5 to a22; manufacturing, me-
| dium to good, sls to SEQ manufacturing, fine
s25 to $50: manufacturing, extra (nominai)
$50 to $50; fancy wrapper, medium to fine
| lneyyl k25 to x9J,
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nR. p. P. DUVAL CALLS THE AT
~ TENTION Of the public to his circular COM
munica:ion upon the nature and treatment OF ASH
ATTIC CHOLERA, &c. just issued. II is high claims
should command attention. He sfirms that his
ANTI-sPASMODlC, which is for sale by all the
druggists In the city, HAS NEVER FAILED TO cure
Asiatic cholera in any and ALL OF It's stages, when
given as directed.
He offers his services to the eitixens of Richmond
free Of charge, and urges them, in the interests OF
humanity. To give him 4 trial.
Office corner Of Main and Governor streets, over
Spence Oc lots
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Death of John Van Buren,.
NEW YoRK, October l6.-John Van Buren,
died two days since on board of the steamship
Scotia ut sea. His body has been brought here
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
nR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DENTIST.
~ No. 1913 MAIy, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND


has returned TO the city after an <xss.s.A
absence of several weeks. during e$4
which time he procured full sup gIft$&N -
ply OF ARTlFtCIAL TEETH, "Ihh
q OLD FOIL, and al other
articles required in his profession. He is there
fore better prepared than eyer to E l;S
FILL, REGULATE, ana INSERT TEETh in the
most careful and scientific manner. When de-
sired, either general ur local snGsthetic, or tn
galysnic battery, will he used in extracting teeth,
being ALWAYS supplied with everything necessary
for the purpose. ARTiFlCI " TEETH tof which
he has fine assortmenil inserted upon GOLD,
SILVER, PLATINA, or vULCANlTE promptly and
in the best manner.
In filing teeth the best material will DO used,
and tho most scrupulous care taken to insure sue.
cess.
The liberal patronage extended 10 him during
the past ten or twelve years IS sufficient evidence
that his operations have met the approval OF his
patrons. In the future tho same pains Will be
taken, and no expense spared TO insure satisfaction
in every instance, while his charges will be rs
moderate as the same quality OF work can be pro:
cured elsewhere. He may be found At his oiice al
all hours and call from all in need Of his ser
vices Is respectfully solicited.
GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist,
oc Its five doors above Spotsw0od Hotel.
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ERESH CREAM BISCUIT.-Ws are
I reeeiytng Oh lhe tipe, frsah from the AstoH.
va istsii: vi .1iEvSSs 8 PSGiAn,. .
|, !9eptas a saw 4! .sllf IN No. fess' +
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,ENGIl9h bpYk tlNUIuDJ.E
zs,osros oREAxpo !gsIosc; e 49,
gyesss. ey NJ nsess fvs1se -
Sssisssy nd fsSSx! H7ks1 y h1TSsA'
THY b:ss,.isl ilIs,s,a.ic.s, putr.ss NJ;
IA is' S isiss VIA ES itsssaa u
RArHAIIs1hskk Sss
and works. Thirteen sngraytp8s, on stesI
TirssnsIsiea into 2hsiiA .ysss, Va 10 81 O.
res p 5SHsss esefsl s.s sss -
mans designs SeaStIfui,E sn8ynNysdi - ST.
: a assS's ciiIBgis
INT gps'sI; e eiS:s.'aiR ss;
w ~ sssn' '.ssf fs ri toxrtTrI
rs ss'f P:uIsSsGir 81 ssowLspop gEa.a PIP.
EEie c n.wE S Ss'bt'Sss ~ RtsEHa4
OF ~ ~ fslgI;05 bro go s., -. - :
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DEMOVAL.-The subscriber has re-
II moved into the .hns IRON RuILDIsd cox
h ocenipg a'iarge and weil.seiecied stock Of
BOOTS, SlioRs, THINKS, &C.. His stock Il Almos.
entirely new, aud embraess nearly ell grades and
slt The times lie rasusGtiully invites hts friends
III !idF Fs-'3 O. JOHaC. PAGs, a., =
oc il--tv !, sosusF, NiAthu md Main strosts.
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DOOKS, BOOKS. VI 80 ,sss -
CariyIsis Frederick the Great, yois.ss..sss..s =
Frederick the Great and his Court .-r,.s,,'sl Il -
Lambs Works, vbls.s. .S<s.s.s's' Fl ~
Psesssss, wSs .;o;I y ysl r; jja;is iass;
-. vols. 80: =. - sss''ss X
Victor Hngo's Les Mherablss, yoh ...:......cS
Surry, OF Eagle ss.'... -,
Granville De veisn.. .-ai3 II
Dove In the Eagle's Nest..........."...
Country Love rs. City flirtations..
Woman our Angel. BY Roe.
Rufnch's Age OF Pablc..... .....ss. ~
panribSr Quotanons. .....'''.'..'......'''s.'9 r
Together with q good stock Of miseellansoO
Books. A. H. CHRISTIAN w..
oc lots No. eM Main street.. !
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1USEPH WUUUW ARD, DIEM
- TIST returns many OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to his patrons and solcits continuation OF tn cir
calls al his commodious rooms, No. 71l Main 20.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. Having been
one Of the first to Introduce in our city the I'M
PROVED VULCANITE WORK, which is now so
universally popular and within the means OF al,
he has long, practical experience In the mann,
facture and adjustment 81 whole and partial SETS
Every care taken to alleviate pain in EXTRACT
ING TEETH. ... ocS-tm
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D H. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
n. LAW, practices In the city OF Richmond,
counties Of Chesterfield, Henrieo, and Hanover
Also. attends to the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
Office and residence, Manchester.
Communications addressed to Manchester, va,
will receive prompt attention. ocl-u
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DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
EzgKiRi,s. No. Al MAIN STREET. i have 8 g.
dozen, best quality, all colors and sites, LADiES
KID GLOVES, to be run of ut low ngures tnis
week Call and get pair, those In want, ~ r.
"''~ EZEKIEL CHEAP STORE,
No. Il Main street,
ocs nearly opposite Sc. Charles Hotel.
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pAsE-BALL CLUBS-JustE seeiyed,
] ). some bssp.if ssl spsstrsna q CAPS loE
BASEBALL CLUBS .hieh ca fsyntssS % g her
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE CANADIAN REVOLT
Russian Attentions to the United States
Embassy.
EXPECTED IN PARIS THAT MAMMALIAN
WILL ABDICATE.

CoNsEaNTNoPLz, Wednesday, Aug 29.-Affairs
in Turkey; The revolt in Gambia is progressing
The Christian inhab55snts have asserted their inde.
pendence Of the Turkish empire. Consequently it
Is announced in state Of siege.
state es9gw. Wednesday, Aug. 2n.-The United
dresses and is;tationEse nEseaeived complimentary ad-
anmber of the principal cities GhaDh. from large
terror of Russi&s The IN
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Reon-The Cotton mar
ket is weak and prices are declining. The sales
to-day are estimstsd at 1O,9oo bales. Middling
uplaads are quoted at IS4d. The breadssuffs mar
ketis without change. The provisions market is
| unchanged. gr
LoNDes, Thursday August ao-noop~~The
money market is easier. The BaHksof England to-
day reduced its rate Of discount tes6 q cent. Con
soils havs advanced and are quoted at S9a FOL
| money. American securities are better. Ihe
current prices are U. S--5-2Os 72i, Erie Railroad
shares 454, Illinois Central 793,
| PARIS, Thursday evening, August s9.--The be
lief grows hese that MaXipfian will abdicate the
crown of Mexico
The Debats to-day in its editorial, albdes to the
| honors paid tosthe Americas embassy in Russia
and, after making the significant inquiry what il
| the value of these demonstrations between, the
United States and Russia says that France has
done little to revive the old friendship between
herself and the United States. {. ~
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening, Aug SO-Tht
cotton market closes unchanged, at the rates
current at noon. The sales foot up 10000 bales
The breadstuffs market is fat, and prices arr
nominal with downward tendency.
| The provision market is unchanged. The tai
low market is very firm. -+...-
LONDON, Thursday Evening, Aug, sO--Consol
closed at s93 for money. The market for Amer
can securities is steady, though United State
bonds closed trife easier. The closing quotf
tions are: is. 5-2Os, 72k4 Illinois Central share
79b; Erie shares, 45l,
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The Cholera sr,,.. :.
To the Editor ., ,h.;

To the Editor Of thessrdor T1-r.-
obofera IL ~ sae Isesence of the epidemic of
enosera m 10 Ine year my attention was directed
lions gbicb nra15jgad dsica.ar atmospheric condi
Among them noticed certss bI1e Nit ,;t
and day, which connected SffS tb ,fday,ie
conditions Of the atmosphere and rentio1ed Il IN
ads p ~ spgn e5ons. M 81 London in
tnen president Of the Board of Health, and which
was published by him. - - y ''-''A
Last Monday, July 30, on looking from the
GROUNDS Of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich,
under the trees, toward sthe boundary walls of
tne PARK, saw the same dense, blue mist, which
naa continued without intermission to the present
IN time, tnoagh somewhat less In density this morn-
Ordinary rnists pass away when the wind browz
WIN the pressure Of half pound on the sauare
1901. since last Monday we have had pressures
oi tne vino varying from one.fourth Of pound to
ng pSunas S on the same area, blowing continu-
ousiy Tor sixty or seventy hours, yet there has
been no change in this blue appearance,
have examined the atmosphere daily for this
blueness, particularly during the last twelve
months, and nave never seen anything like it since
the year 1854. In my recent quarterly report 10
the registrar general, up to that last published
VIZ: June 30-I have stated that no Tnete9roInpf-
cal choleraie conditions had been present, and
none certainly appeared up to July e. During
the following week. was In the Isle Of Wight.
and on my return to the observatory on the 50th
of July, at once saw the same phenomenon
which had remarked in September, 1854. am
therefore unable to say when il first occurred.
This blue mist is apparent on all sides it ex-
tends fully to the top Of the trees, though it is
not then so easily distinguished. IT is most easily
diseer1ible through as mHch atmosphere as posi-
tbe boahdarg 1ef fFsl W5ts 81
ieete near them are colored blue taTougn ds saps
to il there are others a sufficient disIahGg ms,
smoke ggorT aGkgroEHd, when it rese1eDles tnln M,
blue is Increased yhestEe. The intensss ot uas
with loR power II i tougna to
know whether it is general over tlls es.
The only other tint of mist know connsye.d
with the prevalence of epidemic is that Of a yel-
low mist preeaptble in Ike manner when scaEle-
tina is prevalent; in neither case Is there any
excess OF humidity in the air.
/ raay remark, that with the exception of this
blueneSs, and q mist as seen over London and
Essex, there aresno other OF the peculiar atrnos-
pherie conditions which prevailed n1s32, IS49 and
1854, sUehas an excess Of hest stagnation of the
atmosphere, extreme high readings of the barome-
ter ETC. This holds out the home that this vista
ton may not extend or be of long continuance
As such researches as these are of high irapor-
tance, may l askyoDto-publish these facts with
the view of directing the attentonof observers to
districts beyond my sphere of observation I
am sir yours, ETC., JAMES GEAIsHEBs
Reackheath, August 8.
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SECESSION IN MASSACHUSETTS. Washington,
D. c., august 1st.-Sir-The question as 10 the
right of a State to secede from the Union having
been settled by g the logic Of events as is now
enuncated as fundamental principle by the late
National Union Convention at Philadelphia, ann
reminded that old Massachusetts,, my native State,
once threatened to secede in the event Of the an
nexaton Of Texas, and actually did pass some
kind of an ordinance to that effect, which she has
never repealed Now, inasmuch as these Southern
States which passed similar ordinances have ree
pealed the same, ought not Massachusetts to do
likewise? want to visit my old native State
occasionally, i but believing in the doctrine that
no State or combination of States have the right
to withdraw from the Union, or to excludes
through their action in Congress or otherwise, any
other State or States from the Union,1 and that
% the Union of these States is perpetual y can
not, without doing violence to my own feelings
visit my native State SO long as she has secession
| from the Union inscribed upon her statute books
win not the old Bay State repeal her ordinances
! of secession and come back into the Union, and
receive that same forgiveness which has been
granted to her erring Southern sisters, who fool~
| ishly followedher own bad examples
''' TCOT National Inteligencer
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HOMIE MARkErs-RrvER NEWS.

BOSTON, August 30.--Arrived, steamer F. D.
Wagner from Charleston.
At radical mass meeting held in Portland, on
Monday, Gen. Banks intimated that the President
was prospective traitor, and that Gen. Grant
was q time server. de said that the first act Of
the rebels after their accession to power would
be to remove Gen. Grant from office and place
one of their own generals in his stead.
TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 30.-Gov. Ward has
issued proclamation convening the legislature of
this State on the 10th Of September, for the pur-
pose of ratifyiug the constitutional amendment
and filling the existing senatorial vacancy.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 90.--Holbrook, the Demo-
cratic candidate for delegateto Congress from
Idaho, will have 600 majority.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 90.--only 6S cholera lnterments
were reported yesterday. The epidemic is disap'
nearing from the central and business portion Of
the city.
The Missouri delegation to the Philadelphia
Southern Unionists convention, left here to-day.
| Samuel Plant, prominent merchant, died to
day of typhoid fever.
The general markets are unchanged. Whisk.
is higher at 90 270s2 %.
| MEMPHIS, Aug. 3O.-The cholera is still inereas
ing. Twenty,one cases are reported to-day
twenty of which proved fatal. No report ha
been received from the city hospital.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8O.--sales 125 hhds of lea
tobacco at full prices. Flour, superfne 81. Prim
red wheat 50 rs. Corn dull and dropping. 0a
in bulk.38c. Mess pork sSS Is. Bacon, shoulde
l74c., clear sides 2lhc. Lard 2lc. Whisky fir
at 50 26.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.-Fleur unchanged; trat
brands in demand. Wheat quiet and unchange
Corn dull at 55c Oats dull at SO@36c. Whis
unchanged and in moderate demand at 50
duty free, and % 20 inbOnd. Provisions unchang
and quiet Mess pork, sales of 800 bhls. at 8
J, There is light consumptiye demand for baC
and bulk meats at the last quotationgcA Lard
at zoe. Gold l474.
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