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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27
CANADA.
t1NI M
BF rELsGEsPH TO rHE TRiBUNE

OTTAWA, G. W., Oct 26-The Hotel du Canalle
engaged troops Part Of the Tooth Roya Canadian
Re gimeD, will be stationed here this Winter.
There a light fall Of snow here this moning.
QuEnC Oct 2The subscripio In aid o the sufferers by
is progressing ayorab. q 90 received from the
New York Stock Exchange yesterday and the citizens
much pleased with the gin Boston abont forward
Ing IA large donation OF cothing.
The weather here Is very cold
NOMINAL G. w, Oct s6-The Canadian delegation -
England Confederation sye by steamers from Boston
alsi inst and New York the 18th pro1mo The GoyerDr
General leaves ia December. Gen. Michel administers the
Government during his absence The Hon Darcy Niece
December Isl aid the Confederation and look
after Canadian interests at the Paris Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Or EEysl.R "a PHYSICIAN oF OVER THIRTY YEARS
sr..see and graduate o. The Jefferson Medical College and o.
che pni,er,iy ofMedioine aid sursrry Of Philadelphia
Ma ~ r. BHIsBOLD-DFAH SIN; In regard 80 The question
I.d ne a. 70 my opuon about BUcBu. would say that have
nee. sS ,cd tie article various iorns h the p thirty years
d. not ts there any preparation OF III have not used or
Lsewn TO b. use in the diseases where peh sdsAe agent
would b. Indicated Yoa uo vel my',f that has
se extensively employed the various dssses Of bs bsSSsr and
Lnsy, and e r,pu,aton has acquired judgment "a war
ssaiea IS tie gsftL
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BUCIIU.

VRON THE DIsPESsAToRY or THE UNITED STATES
DlosNA CRENATA BUCHU LEAVES
PRoPERTlEs-Tbsh odof "a sir0aE dHurrs, snd somewhat
ssessstic, their bttsrh aad analogous to mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Buohu lssve' ssai
iy sssGOsn, witt ps,aiar sodsacy the Urinary Orn'
Tsy Eves Of Toe Urinary oTsa' such s'Tsvs
Eh7o-ie CslErb o. The Bssdo Morbid irritation Of u. Bladder
sBd Ufes the frossss and Retention laeORRsBrs
81 Urs the parts conesrned in ' evspsSs
Fbe rsasdy recommended 10 Dyspepsia Chronic
Shsaasssm, CstsRsoas Aasodogs and DroPsy,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 26.-An arrival here reports that
the ship Saginaw Boutee from Cardiff Sept TO- Panama
yrs burned st sea No date. No lives lost
ARRIVALS OUT.
LIyHRPooL, Oct. 26.--The steamship City of New
York from New York October ~ has arrived
SornurToN Ger. a6-Tbe steamship Bremen, nom New
YORK October u.s. arrived here to-day en- ronie 90 Bremen
QUEENSTOWN oct 2G-EveBing.-The Cnuard steamship
Persia from New York Oct IT, arrived here ,odsy route 10
Liverpool.
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GEN oRTEGA EN- ROUTE FOR @EXICO.

~ TRiHrsn
NEw-OELEAHs Oct 26.-Ccn. OTteeR, who clsinr 10
10 the Constitutional President Of tho Repnbhc OF Mex
leo place OF JusreE srved here night from Now
York requests papers 10 announce that he will leave
in days for Brownsville, whence he will Mex
leo with the object Of TeestabishiDF the Constitutional
Government. when this is accomplished no says he will
send Minister 10 Washington. His stan and number
Of officers have been awaiting him will accompany
the General 20 Mexico.
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BOARD OF CoUECILMEH.
SPECIAL MEEnse-ruE PARDON AND RELEASE OPT

SPECIAL MEBTlSG-THE PARDON AND RELEASE OF THE
FENIAES IN CANADA.
The Board met at o'clock last evening by special
call the President J. WlsoB Green in TIC char.
The reader OF the Board read the preamble and resolutions
adopted by the Aldermen respecting the rcoas. " tie fenans
IN Canada (See Board of Aldermen above
Councilman Flynn and sad move the previous qnes
ton on the resolutions
Mr. Rohinson--I second tie resolutions.
Mi Kellogg in fyor Of the resolutions but peTifps
some gentleman wolid bic 20 say something
Mr. EyBn-Oh Ne don't want a bunc0mbe speech
The resolutions were then ooncnrred in the Board cd
iournrd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON Monty MARYLT.


LONDON, Oct. 25.-Consols are quoted at s9i for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The quotations OF American securities follows United
States Five Uenties 6ss Ee Railway shares 90. Illinois
Central Railway shares, 81
LONDON Oct 26-Eyening The money market is steady.
COnsols for money closed At St'i
The following closing prices TO- American securities
Erie 80; Illinois Central ~ United States FiyeTWentes
G3
LIVERPOOL COTTON 1ARKET.
IlvEHPooJ Oct 2C-Cotionfhe market u dun at I'D Tor
Mddlng Cplsnd prices decliued "a a. on the week The
ales Of the week hsge been % OOO bales
LIERPoOL Oct 25EgeningTbe Cotton market is steady;
today amouni to 10 90 bales Mdding UPaads
quoted at l5al5ld.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAgKET.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2G-Tbe market or Breadstufs firm.
Corn bar advanced for Mixed Western Lard tends
oWngarL
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ALABAMA.

1T TaLEskAsE ras rRIbuHE
WAsHEscIoN Oct. 26-Acounts from North and Con
a Alsbans report srs, destitutisu from the failures OF
many planters who bad motsaysd their lands for sup
ples but the crops failing the lands sold al rnnous
rates Families and homes broken up under these
forced ssles In Greene County alsns there
SEATS on the Circuit Court docket than there voters in
the County Meetings being held urging the Lss.!s
ture pass laws preventing The sacrifice OF property
oUPRAGH UPON FREEDMEN.
rsLIssAPs TIA rRIBrHs
CHICAGO Oct 26.-Pryste sdyicss tom below in
dictate fomidahs Increase OF oaages upsn the freedmen
OF narrative ndisaby authentic sckening il
the last degree.
rsRpOY OF A seUHEsH MAJOR-GESsRAL--MARIyE
' DISASTER.
sr rsLssRIPH rHs rSisusA
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. a6.-Lalsyette McLavs, form.
ery major general 10 the Confederate army receit ed par
don from The President lotlsy.
The steamer Achilles nom Phladelphia for New Orleans,
pun savannah Yesterday or coal On TBS 18th inst when
miles on BODY Island tell IN with the wreel OF the brig Belle
Barnard Which Iel - annah In Phiadcphs The W. Tho
,ts,el as total loss No one board
On hs -, iie Achilles mot tlo schooner evils DAVIS ~
Brcoi ha,sn Coro bound nom wilmington of New Yoib 10
distress Az hards f.cl and he tTs, easinP badly
Ito Aohi,,s lowed be- st0 btaIioT.
~, Ia aks.ft Fnaa 'ayH notf Las hocH l'nni 81 t'
hNe nor u Nne irii ksr lors iooelh CSC To- lal tol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Fro@ us Largest Manufacturing CAsuish IA ne neia
lam .squ.iusd with Mr H. Henbod he occupies hs dros
store ovpo.,. my residence and successful In eopduens the
I.r.s whers other. had equally before him. have
b.es fsyorstly Impressed with character
WIN WEGHTMAE
yirm Of Pewsr weishiusn Manufacturing Chemists,
Hiusb and Rrown-sa. philadelphia
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HEruEn OF yhMrs srFpHKvs, Q. OLD.

Mr. james Stephens arrived IN this city yesterday
morning and being much fagned with travel went quietly 10
HE hotJ Mr. Stephens VIII make public addresses until
neat Sunday when he viii speak tho great meeting at Jones
Wood This via DO bis farewell speech in America as be-
departs for ireland ia marguerite military operations on
Ish so in hmenl Of his promise 10 do 80 before the end o.
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DENMARK.

DssIeNs ~ PRUSSIA AND SWEDEN AGAINST DENMARK.
LoyDoN Friday, Oct &c, 1863
Tie London GiOIs in an editorial alludes to a de-
sign entertained by the Courts Of Prussia and Sweden
10 absorb the Kingdom of Denmark.
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ITALY.

THE KING or ITALY TO ENTER VENICE.
FLORENCE, Thursday, Oct IS, lsc6
King Victor Emanuel will make bis formal entry
into the City Of Venice on the 9TH Of November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27
VOL XMVI.....NO' 1878.
NJ y ST lie VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE
Ger a u Fiahsv, ,pd Seventy 'h'h-'t' Central fs''.
= NO ar avn SCHOOL ron THE SONS OF UEcEAsED
SOLDIERS.
Bat T. IiuSsotO

- ~ T. Ii,iNsoI@
ps., ss. Two bot, oply Of tn Pacsso Of you 'sV"e'
t..ba ..,re5 TO Institute have been Used By The 'h'h
,,ee.s To ,hs css, o. our little Lieut. A. g. bis
,..i. no ons, mortified sld 70 nee from Tho oi5 Uom'e
s.sus, tsambsr maid Who las elase Of as beaels ee
hat sIsoo ollsIosGa .. O. your fooo with The
lar,n unde or charge may save may ufefat,.ct 40
sso schools and ssylqm great an nt q 'n' '-'
cod ,s.ny poo Grid suffering from vcArc hsr h ion
.aasrt knowing ihs, ., wcaAuc" ir''.d q lad
A.b, MOS, ura.iy beowsd upon them Thanking behri
sftAe sAud'en and hoping others may b lse bre'l ""
Yours very Dtspet,funy, col fOVN"
JvssI6 ifot General supcrntcrdcu' ard u'''''
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIRE ATLANTIC CABLE TO OCT. 2G.
FRANCE.
THE Lyons wORESEN.

PARIS, Friday Oct Il ietG
There II great anxiety in France in regard TO the
condition Of the Lyons workmen
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JAPAN.
TIE TYCOON OF JAPAN DEAD.

LONDON, FRIDAY. Oct &c. 1896.
There is report current here today that the Iy-
coon Of Japan is dead.
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TNE RECENT GALES.

. IiiF rlhuNF
CmCAeO.. Get 20 -AdyiC,f a additional dItastoW
eo The Isl,s IA the o storm continue 80 Ccnc n. The d'
Naiatoq We. le! p.tbsrt
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MEXICO.
IorEIEss CONDITION OF THE EMPRESS.

UOTEEss CONDITION OF THE EMPRESS.
PANS Friday, Oct &c, 1850.
The condition of the Empress CarlOtta is described
being hopeless.
IMMEDIATE RETURN OF MAMMALIAN EXPECTED
The Emperor Macmillan will probably return IN
the Austrian frigae which was recently dispatched
from Trieste by the Emperor Francis Joseph.
THB WITHDRAWAL oF THE FRENCH TROOPS
1t is said that 90 war steamers will leave for
Mexico in November, TO bring home the entire
French force now in that country.
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TURKEY.
THE NEW HOsPoDAR.

CoNsTANIINoP1E Thursday, Oct. 18th
The Sultan of Turkey has formally recognised the
HOspodsr and given him reception at his palace.
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AUSTRIA.

RECEPTION OF THB EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN PRAGUE.
PRAGUE, Thursday, Oct. %, lsC6.
The Emperor of Austria has reached this city, and
met with highly favorable reception from the people
and officials.
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THE CASE or COL. LYNCH.

ToRoSTo, C. W, Oct. 26.-lt is rumored that an
attempt VIII be made to a Col Lynch whs was yesterday
sentenced 10 I've hanged.
st rEIsgRApH T TRIBUsE
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 26.-The seventh grand annual
ball o. the Fenan Brotherhood ia aid of the families Of the
Irish state prisoners held last evening at the National
Guards Han The attendance large The amount Of the
proceeds viii De seat direct to ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Ivs your Boshufer s Effects BsEts lhs'e soTso With
ssTed Nth d'sass Of Tie stSesr and lidnsS the"
ihsss other Bschs Other PoPsJ
seupound ofwltts,s4 nine Rssteriiuly youEi, &c,
GEO ~ KEYsER, Nj D.,
Ausss,I IeeA Ne i4Owood.st, Pittsburgh. Pa
ask EOR nELMBOLDs FLUID IXRRACT sUCHu
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
loCfsIAEA.

TELfsHApH TEE rsIsgSh
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-Jsjge Css!sy, vac PTeslsed
al tas recent term OF the Circuit Csur o. AsIssdrs hn
tsrpsd tn this city andrpreseas tae fsr'l OF asYa
beiaa in a state Of anarchy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Ihsvs ssiors stated i0'm Of BOCbU-'
Ss-JesJ ss,v- simple deeoetOD tDe,Dr hodtItse 'nd
g. po espisu say preparation q plan, al squS Jo'
Isysrssss ought thnh give Tie Sst 70 judge Of it,
sasi ard ~i.t pre- sdss Partially s''e precedence
sysTsa cher. ...... ..| ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

mELMBoLDa EXTRACT on BgcHU IA assi by p'r'Ss' rOI
sh. sss tO - o. 90 the decline chang, u
uS. amer Couaasrs.a CT Labor Psiat voting Children
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LIVERPOOL COTTON slAskEr.
OUR FokEiGN CORRESPONDENCE
BERLIN.

THE HEALTH o. BIsNARK AND or THE EMPEROR MA
PoLEos-THg DEATH or THE EMPEROR EXPECTED
ITS PROBABLE RESULTS TO fsCssfA-AUsrRIA's
HoPKsTR0N THE gVEET--THE AFFAIRS or sAK0SY
-AYSExATIos-THE HUs0ARTAs LsGIos DIFPI.
lr-Ir
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
ng68 4@fttsbura,a ua. III

Ser geame bes Nfdbdens, ipeIhes,
'pie ssitern berl9tet, belinnunegIos auf
Der 9anoitrabe gefuhOeti iouroe lnb nell
DIES ssenotbsiidtigt mar, 1T Sannie
Smitb. Drei 6es 8erbre9ens Ser
oa4tise fnb nerbaftet uorben. .1a
9lus Galifornier aing Die Hadri9t
bon Dem Sobe bes iirter Sampf6oot<
-n,dnaerI dagelnein betanlten Captains
8. 81. s0raeleD elm. a4pnIe ,gasfaSs
Rsizs q e'fp 8 rfedns, Suti 81. ~
Oie gefansenen Sibrer Der conititues
tioneIeu CONGESTION iumroen beute 6ur1
Sen. 8airo in Sreibeit geiebt. Sn benz
&ipt purben 80 sleser 9et0otet. @ebs
rere, ,tpeiBe Rerionen, urter benfelben
einige RoIl3iiten tpuroen gefabrli6 ber<
muuOet. Or. Snitie, geftern f1tper
nelipunoet tarb beute Mfotgen. Oie
Stabt lit rubig nnb nod INNER inter
8rieasgeieb. Sie folseube 0speiae
fam bierislbt an:
Ba Ellington, 80. Sui.
gin Den Gbrenfpertben g. Serron, Sc.
neral 9lnipalt 6es Staates 2ouiiiana:
Sie molten iofort BON Sen, eberiban
ODER ner INNER in COMMANDO lit, cine
genii9enbe Sorce requiriren, UNI bie@i<
bill 9lutoritdten bet3uitehen, ale unge>
iesliden unb unredtindbigen 8eriamu>
lungen gu unterorifen,, Ole lid iraen6,
tueI9e Wd9t ODER 9hltoritdt atefaner
ober uiurpiren, obne borber Die 8epil=
ligung Der 8en0lferung bes Staates err
balten III baben. Oas 8olt muB suS
erit befragt perbeni bebpr oraanfde Sc
ieke oes 9anbcs gedn6ert nefOen f0ns
men. ltiurpation iuirb nidt erIaubr
iuerben '.S ri ? -.
/ .szDga@ sii5Mnbr etp 8 OF niio.1t. II.
3pei ano siuansig 8oIi;iiten lpurben
gcitern bertuunbet CAPT. Coup, Ger
geant <at<arnis Der Contention ipuree
erldo6en. $50
Sen. 8airb lit gum W1iIi or @ouber>
ileMr ernaunt un6 officirt in benz 8u<
reau bes Wabor, Der feline sepobnliden
Sunftionen ausilbt.
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Nll1n1ler 112.
sa9gqne aonn xfanetfts 0omraae Na9t

8ernunft it elm fd0nes fDortt aber
man Fam fie uan,ittelbar 8iemanbsn
einrebef,. CANT ilnb 9arth 1T nerbrieBs
lid; Sic 0o1bdrn bdtten ben meiitettS
8ottbeu oabon. Cine @orfpieoelung,
6aBnir uitS eiaSuiardnfen batten, f0nnte,
r1einern Greoit idaben. n neberbaupt j,
miro Mnes beraebens iein, mas nod Der
sotbpenbiafett ausfiebt, eeontine follte
In nd cine Sigenb ausbiIoen. Euaens
ben fino ineift nlir Ole Nefultate glii6li@3
suiammentreH rlmitanoe. M
Sos Belte 1T, mas als gut i9on aris :,
geboren tpur6e. $50 bas Mngeboref,e
nidt gut 1T, ba tnuB man lid eingeitek
ben: 9luf Die Su9eno bin er3ieben farm
man nidt. Nfan muS nur ben unnrs5l
ten begegnen, ODER ben unartsnl cine
before @enbnn9 seben. Hub ipieq be. ?
gegnet man ben unarter? 60, ipie man
Srantbeiten betdnpft. y Die Nr3nef@
funSe siebt AuffdIub oarilber.E 'oHsI
a--',''''1 (Sortfebund fplat.) l91.s f97lc
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Cholera.
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Nelle. Nn5ftgen,..

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Ser n8t 70 ir 1;sT
Gin m6blirtes 3immer fur les
biee innsc Widnner, in Der gedbe beS
Subtle Saudre. Ibref3eil beIiebe
man in Der Office Der x1enneffee
stpats.3ettnne" absuaebem. siibif[3
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

Weu Orleans, 81. SuIi.
Ser Aufrubr III geitilt, 60 lit ni6t
iuabr, 6ab bic Surp cine 2lntlaoe eeaen
ben @6uhefneur nilb bic Nait9lie6eE Der
gonbention borbereitet babe. Die Con.
oertion bat fi6 big gum Donneritdg
berta9t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27

THE CALICO MrLLs.-The work Of re-
building these immense mills, ut the east
end Of the basin, is progressing satisfacto-
rily under the superintendent Of Mr..
Joseph Hall, and promises to be completed
even in more substantial manner than the
old mills, destroyed by FIRE in April, 1865.
That building was 164 feet long by o.
broad, and III feet high from the bot
tom Of the water-wheels. Il contained
2s run Of burrs, capable Of grinding
$500 bushels Of wheat per diem-equal
to l,l00 barrels Of -four. Sixteen years
ago the annual product Of the mills
was from 10000 to 100000 barrels,
and during the time intervening between
that and the date of their destruction
many improvements were introduced,
thereby materially increasing their capa-
city. The Gallego mills were among the
largest, II not the largest, in the country.
The -four manufactured here was always
in great demand for expectation, and heavy
cargoes Of 1t were exported to distant
quarters of the world. 1t is our earnest
hope that by the time the new mills are
completed period Of commercial pros
perity may have dawned upon us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27

THs RIcHxosp AND YoRK RIyER RAIL-
,aoAD.-The track ON the Richmond and
York River railroad has been laid D far
a Chickahominy bridge, twelve miles
from Richmond. The work on the bridge
ct the White House Il progressing rapidly.
The timber for this bridge Is being cut BY
General Fitxhugif Lee. Tho vessel with o
CARED Of T iron for the road was much de-
lsyed In her passage from New York by
the same storm In which the Evening Star
was lost, and this detention has caused
some delay IN the work. -
Mr. William 81. Williams, the energetic
contractor for the work Of rebuilding this
valuable road, Is manufacturing his own
construction cars In this city, instead Of
bringing them from the North. He ex-
poets to complete the road this year. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27

A FAIR TRIAL OF COMPANY -C's STEAM
FIRE ESGISE.-Company @, Fire Brigade,
not satisfied with the result of the trial on
Thursday evening, determined to test its
capacity yesterday on the dock near the
Libby prison. On the previous occasion
this engine had not sufficient supply OF
water to show its full power, the plugs bc-
ing arranged for only hand-engines and
steamers Of small capacity. On yesterday
it threw, with an inch-and -a-quartcr noz-
zle (the same previously used), and eighty
pounds Of steam, taper stream 236 feet
thus beating Company B's engine, with the
same amount Of steam, sixty-nine feet.
We make this statement as an act OF
Justice to that excellent organization Com
pany G. The trial was witnessed by o
large number Of spectators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
sIDINa.-Andrew Heilich, an old man
who could only speak German, was ar
raigned for assaulting and cutting Henri
eta johnson, an old freed woman, in
Screamersville near the corporation line.
The evidence, which on the part of Henri
eta was rather drunkcnly given, showed
that neither party was sober, and: that
Henrietta had provoked tho attack BY
abuse Of the old German, saying that ne
was "twenty -fye-cent man." &c. Hell
Itch was discharged.
John Houston, negro, for beating his
wife, was arraigned and set back.
John Wilkerson, negro for driving over
the sidewalk, was fined Ave dollars.
John Lands, for leaving his wagon stand
ing in tie street at night, was fined five
dollars.
Tn the case of the theft of watch which
had been |" spouted with Ash Levy,
pawnbroker, the watch was returned to its
owner. o United States soldier. Mr.. Leyy
explained that the soldier who brought II
to him was in citizenS clothes, or it would
never have been purchased from him, and
that he was not in the habit oftrading with
soldiers at oil.
The case Of DR.. 7. Clay Maddux, charged
with cutting George Kane, was examined
into. Kane appeared In court with cut
on his cheek, not very severe, but which
had cost him, according to the testimony Of
DR.. Little, tho loss Of good deal Of blood.
He stated that he was drunk on Thursday
evening, and did not recollect much about
the commencement Of the affray, though
he remembered when he was cut.
Another witness testified that ne WA
knocked down by Kane while engaged In
guiding some letters in front Of DR.. Mad.
dux's Office for . sign, and that Kane
kicked q piece Of glass out Of his band.
Kane attacked Maddux, who had just come
out Of his oficc, and Maddux, alter asking
him what he meant by attacking him-ii
be WAS crazy walked away acroes the
street. Kane started over amer him. Oh
the cutting on the other side Of the street
witness knew nothing.
As Kane was very weak, and his phy1i.
clan had forbade him TO come ont OF the
house. the case WAS continued until Mon
day next Or. Maddux giving bail 10 The
mm Of $500 70 appear.
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BAsa.BALL--NAfSonAfs W. UHIoxs-
THE. RiRsr GAMI IN RIcHMorD BY n.
WHITING ,CtuB. A mstch game was splsyed
on the old Fair Grounds yesterday aftes-
noon between the National Club of Wasn.
ington, D. O., aud ths Uaioa Club Of thts
city, resulting in tho success ,of the former
BY the extraordinary score Of one hsadrsd
and Iorty-thyce to cleuen. The playing On
the National dde was fully up toits stand-
ard, and the fielding first clas. Studley,
OF the National was disabled on the eighth
inning, and the .game was played 10 ~
close with eight men. A considerable
number Of spectators, including good pro-
portion Of ladies, were present. Below We
give the details Of the game:
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8ithu.and 9ispatrh.
Amctto,, Sales Th5s Day.

zxaNAULr 4 co.. Main strsst bstvssn Eighth
end Ninth, viii sell mis- morning q 10 oelocl
IN elegant variety of housphold furniture, ons
worcsstsrs piano-forts, and cher articles.
WILLIAM K. sMITa I co. Win ssll on Council
Chamber Hill, ct 10 o'clock A. r., mules, sad.
- horses, buggy and harness. sows, wagons
drsys. &C.; and ct o'clock p. H., at thsii
I sales lot, ho3ss, mnies, snd variety Of use.
fnl articles. This arm make liberal cash ID.
vaness on sll consignmsnts Of stock.
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TABLEAUx.-The ladies are making ex-
tensive preparations for the tableaux 70
be given at the Theatre on Wednesday and
Thursday nights next for the benefit Of the
southern orphans. The object Is most
praiseworthy one. and We hope the enter.
prise will meet with the success It deserves.
Several beautiful scencswill be presented.
and oil who attend may be assured Of .
sufficient recompense In the way q enjoy
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27

u B. SPENCE, AGENT,
II. ~ MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIIR,
:, ,,oo .,1s. Old ssanD; ra,n:r !, rh,,,..ntb
lsei RICHMOND, VA. .-s. ~
CLOTHS; CABSlNRRES, and yYErIM0S
always on hanA, and made to order In tho best
style.
Has also on hand stock Of
READY.NADx CLOTHING
Of hiS own manufacture.
GENTL1nkM'e FURNISHING GOODS
IN endlsss variety.
SHIRTS MADE 70 ORDER At eHORT NOTICE.
y call solicited before puYehasiug elsewhere.
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ANOTHER MATCH GAME.-The National
Baseball Club of Washington, and the
Pastime Club of Richmond, will play o
match game on the old Fair Grounds this
afternoon at l o'clock. The Pastime Ia
the crack club of this city, and q most ex-
citing contest is anticipated. The match
game between the Pastime and Richmond
clubs, for the championship, on Thursday,
resulted in the success Of the former by
sixty y-seyen to eight. Is .a u,