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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
DaESS OF
GENERAL Ii. A. WISE,
PREPARED FOR TUE MEMORIAL ASSOCI-
ALTON AT WINCHESTER, VA. TO
DEDICATE THE ST0NEwALL
CEMETERY.

ENOr- Cui:euS:-I meet mourning people
on the holy ground of graves, the dust OF
which is more sacred than that Of kindred.
You come to do homage to the virtues, and
to commemorate the glorious deeds of heroes
who died defending the stricken land they
lived in and they lovcd and | come to con-
dole with and comfort the living, by invoking
tie spirits of the mighty Confederate Dead
l come to search among their ashes for the
examples and lessons to teach rs ho'r 10 sur
rice their deaths :-hoa1 10 lire aiirr them
how to moarish tAe SEEDS Of understandable truths
rc-Sown in this sacred SOIL now already gcrinl-
mating again in these graves, and which shall
vet again ovcrshadow and save the land these
heroes died for as sure As that the moral
power of the universe will forever overcome
all evil and malignant forces!
Alas. who are the dead 1.-The buried -
Or rather the bruised and broken survivors,
who daily die living deaths amid the ruins
and ashes Of wrunged aud wrecked country,
scattered by wrathful war Of conquest, end
inc in disasters worse than death, and III
s6ackcs :,aud in shamf, worse tbau-Lackles
All tlld LIcssct; buridd--
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tho Norfolk sncl reports the ,,s entirely sue a
ressf Of The ,v ' eo the D oWners of tho
ters received his vessel belongs. state their intcn-
Inc TO WING another steamer, the Peruvian, Ill
ton Of % .,i!iis Of Jaauary Tho vessels will stop
s. %" ss, gpoiaa revising their
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-05

As the general depression in business
matters is the theme of discussion at
present, it may be interesting toperuse
the reply of the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce to that of Rouen, France,
asking an opinion upon the present
state of commercial and industrial af-
fairs in those two countries. The causes
therein stated go far to account for the
depression existing in this country.
We reproduce so much of it as contains
the pith of the whole article:
Without q doubt the commerce and
industry of England are suffering like
those of France, the suffering of the
one reacting upon the other, and, to a
certain extent, the same causes being
common to both. These causes NAV be
found
|. In the American war, which for
four years painfully straitened the sup
ply of cotton, one Of the most valuable
of European imports, and considerably
on Danced its price, TINS reducing large
populations dependent on its manufac-
ture to the greatest distress.
2. In tho high duties which, under
the delusive ideas of protection and of
independence of other nations, have been
imposed by the United States tariff on
manufactured articles, the greater por-
ton Of which had been imported from
Europe. On this point it may be OBJ
served that there is little consolation
in the fact that, while the tariff of the
United States is highly injurious to
other countries, q far deeper injury falls
upon herself. -
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New work Items.

Nrw YORK. November .4.-The New
York and Havre steamship directors to-
day resolved to discontinue their line
and. sell the steamer. The company
find it impossible to compete with the
French steamers, owing to the want OF
Government subsidy. This will reduce
the number Of American steamers ply
ing to European ports. The opposition
to the present management of the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company are out
in card, stating that their reasons for
dissatisfaction is the manner in which
the affairs of. the Company are man
aged. & 80 .tV.
The Italian residents in this city who
sympathize with the cause of Garibaldi
win soon.hold q mass demonstration at
the Academy of Music. Fp.T
Business on the Central Pacific Rail-
road for October, with nearly one hun
bred miles operated, was as follows
Gross earnings, S212,179; operating ex-
penses, S3S, 1866; nett earnings, Sl73, ol3:
In consequence Of the abundance OF
freight offering, prices of wagon trans
portation to Virginia City, Nevada
have advanced three cents per ponnd.
Gold advanced to-day under aiiegeu
private kilograms reporting some inter-
ruption of the peaceful reta'io"' u
France and Prussia. -
Very little business will be done to-
morrow. owing to the State election.
The excitement is intense, and immense
amounts of money is staked on the re-
suit. Probably the vote will be the
heaviest ever cast. A Democratic ma
iority of 50, 900 is predicted in the city,
and members of that party generally
seem confident of carrying the State.
The Republicans are less confident CT
success, but still hope for victory. The
struggle between the Tammany and
Mozart Halls organizations and the Re
publicans for county officers is likely to
hp plnSp
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Kentucky Election Committee
Public Debt sfntemcnt-To be Sus-
taiucd-GencraI Hancock.


New YORK, November 4.-The Times
special says: A statement is made in
certain journals that the committee on
Elections, which has been taking testi-
mony in Kentucky, will probably re-
port in favor of Colonel Mckee in tho
Sth district. Inasmuch rs the commit
tee have only been instructed by the
House to investigate charges of dislOy-
atty against certain members from that
State, they will certainly not report
that the candidate who received ma
io-ity of the votes is entitled to the seat
of any member unseated for diSlOyalty.
A contested election case, of which
there are now five before the committee,
is altogether another thing.
The national debt statement, which
will be ont on Tuesday, will show little
or no elimination of the aggregate. The
payments on account of the army dur
Ing the latter part of October were
very heavy, and the receipts OF the
month were unusually large. The con-
versions of 7-30s are very large.
In reply to the protest OF certain clti-
Zens of Richmond against the Legality
of the election, because i'll two of the
wards the time was extended, General
Schofield shows that such a proceeding
was sanctioned by the State laws of
Virginia, which provides in like manner
for ike emergencies.
A Herald Washington special says ::
1t is understood that the Supreme
Court i'll the district in full bench will
tomorrow render decision sustaining
Judge Fisher in his dismissal of lawyer
Bradley from the bar on the last day of
the Surratt trial, the circumstances of
which will be remembered
General Hancock, it is understood, is
this week to assume command of the
Fifth Military District.
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LATEST =. NJ.
Cincinnati Market.

CISCINNATI, November A.
FLOUR-Dull and demand limited;
extra 10 50a1l as; family IL 50a1l rs.
WHEAT-Dull; No. l red winter held
at 2 so; but this rate was fully sc above
the views of buyers; No. spring nom
inal atz2 10.
CORN-Dull and demand limited;
No. l shelled and old ear at %; new ear
80.
OATS-Closed at 63a64.
RYE-Dnll at l 40.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Dull at LOT.
TOBACCO-Steadya and in good de
mand; sales 160 hhds and 43 cases.
WHISKY--Unchanged at "a in bond.
MESS PORK-Sales at 1000.
BACON-In better demand; sales rs
hhds at 13a13ic for shoulders; 16tc for
clear rib aud 16aal7c for clear sides,
city cured.
LARD-Dull at 123.
BUTTERFLY better supply and mar
ket less firm but quotations were I'M
changed; fresh 3Sa45.
EGGS-Firm at 2ia25c.
SEEDS-Clover dull at IS; Flax at
2 90; Timothy dull and only retail de-
mand at 35a2 40.
OILS-Linseed dull at l 03; Lard at
GOAL 10; Petroleum dull at 50a5lc for
refined free.
APPLES-Large supply and dull at
2 00a4 90. -
P0TATOEs-Dull at SOa3 90 per
barrel on arrival.
HOGS-Inactive and prices rather
lower; packers are afraid to cut after
the experience Of the treacherous
weather of the last week; sales to
butchers at 6 25a6 60.
The weather is clear aud cool; Their
mometer now d degrees, fall of -
degrees since Saturday.
GOLD-l40i buying.
MONEf-In active demand.
Z EACHANGE-Firm at par, buying.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Registcr.l

LONDON, November 4-Noon.-lt now
seems that the proposition to settle the
Roman Question by submission to the
popular vote of the Papal provinces
was not suggested by Napoleon, but
was spontaneous of the Italian, Prussian
aad French Governments.
PARIS, November 4--Noon.--The Mon
iteur contains an authoritative article
asserting that on the LIST NJ. Monster
dispatched note to the French Charge
d'Affairs, at Florence, in which he said
that the Italian advance into the Papal
territories was in violation of law and
the treaty of the Emperor Napoleon.
III. Monster continues and will not
approve of it by word or silence, and
asks an explanation of Italy. There are
only two French regiments in Rome
Large bodies of troops are continually
leaving Toulon for Civita Vecehia' Inc
Papal forces will assume the offensive
Immediately.
LONDON, November 4, Z. M.-Late
despatches received from Florence state
that the vote of the towns i'll the prov
ince of Rome was unanimous for Italy.
II is now reported in Florence that the
Emperor Napoleon requires King Victor
Emanuel to expel Garibaldi. Ifthat is
done he (Napoleon) will withdraw.
BERLIN, November 4, Noon.-Count
Bismark says officially to-day that the
Government of Prussia is neutral at
present on the Roman question.
LONDON, November 4, Evening"
Consols closed at 81 1-l6; 5-2Os, 69f;
Illinois Central, 81; Erie, 46i.
FRANKFORT, November 4-U. 5. Bonds
75i.
LIVERPOOL, November 4, Evening
The cotton market has been dull all
day, but closed at decline of I'd on
American, middling uplands at sgd and
Orleans at SD; sales of to-day lO,OOO
bushels. Corn sos Cd. Wheat, Califor-
mia white l5s Cd and red wheat Ids.
Barley rs 4d. Oats IS lid. Peas 5ls.
Beef | l5s. Pork 72s. Bacon 52s. Lard
SIS Cd. Cheese 52s.
LONDON, November 4, Evening.-Su-
gar steady. Linseed oil advanced and
is quoted ut fl pounds per ton. Whale
oil declined pounds and is quoted at
81 pounds per 252 gallons.
ANTWERP, November 4, Evening"
Petroleum very heavy, closing at AZ
francs and 25c for standard white.
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The 1:eorUia Election.

NEW YORK, October 2i.-The Tri-
bune's special says: The election dis,
patches from Georgia to the Associated
Press are made up by ex-rebels and are
unfair. 1t gives therefore the following
special which il vouches for. 1900.
ATLANTA, November 2.-Every county
in the State yet heard from, wherein
the white vote preponderates, gives a
large majority for the Convention. The
Republicans have carried the State.
Atlanta gives 2OOO Republican majority.
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3. In the continued disorganization'
of industry in the Southern States of

3. In the continued disorganization
of industry in the Southern States OF
the American Union. 5b
a. In the unsettled state of Europe
and the apprehension so widely entered
of the inminence of war, an apprehen-
sion materially strengthened by the
enormous military preparations every
where made, Notwithstanding the pa
cific assurances of governments. The
apprehension of war is fraught with
evil only second to that of its actual
existence. Much of the capital which
should be employed in Ordinary
and reproductive industry is d.
verted into unusual and exnans'
tive channels. The labor Wnicn
not only supported itself, but has ADDED
TO accumulated wealth, is Withdrawn
from its nermal occupation to be sup
norted by the communityat large. Eu-
rope is at this moment MAINTAINING uh-
productively, nearly three million sol
diers, at an annual cost OF about tso,-
600 900 sterling 1.-TWO thousand million
francs.) Their reproductive employ
ment would net only save this enor-
nous expenditure, but would largely
add to accumulated wealth.
= There are also causes more or less
peculiar to each country, which have
contributed to the commercial depres-
siop, and which, perhaps, can only lie
thoroughly understood at home"
The first item, the diminished supply
of cotton, bears with equal severity
upon us, and if this has not left upon
our hands an idle and distressed popula-
ton, many of those who have been
thrown out of employment have been
killed, manned OF demoralized, and
their services lost to the community.
Again, if France and England have suf-
fered through the disorganized condi-
ton of the Southern States depriving
them of an important market for their
products, much more have we, not en- y
as distributors of foreign products to
the South. but also as producers OF
goods for Southern consumption.
We might 60 on thus taking up every
item. The truth is that the commercial
interests of the Old World and the New
are so closely Intervene. with each
other, that whatever benefits or Injuries
the one acts in like manner, and with
much directness, upon the other.
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New Yerl came llar..e.. z
NEW YORK, November
BEEvES-Receipts 61OO head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 80

BEEVES-Receipts 610O head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 3d.
1856.
HOGS-Receipts 1852.
There prevailed a very fair demand
for Beef Cattle, and as offerings were
light, holders succeeded in obtaining an
advance of about Lee, more especially
on better grades; about 1900 head were
nut on sale at the following prices !:
is 1-2a17 for extra; 16a16 II for prime;
15a15 1-2 for first quality; 14al4 l-2 for
fair to good; and Gals l-2 for inferior to
ordinary.
The market for Sheep and Lambs ex-
hibited fair degree of activity, on ac-
count of heavy offerings, comprising
about $500; however prices were heavy,
particularly for common stock; a few
extra lambs brought Z 1-2as; medium to
good 6 1-2a7; inferior sac; extra sheep
s 1-2; prime 5 Lao; ordinary to CON-
mon 5a5 IA; inferior 4a4 1-2; many sold
by the head at 2 2Ja400.
SWINE-Market depressed by large
arrivals, and the demand is not very
brisk; about 500 carloads were on sale
at Fortieth street yards and Eighty
fourth street, at commission; at the
former place at the following prices:
6 1-2a6 3-4 for heavy prime; 6 1-9a6 SO
for fair to good; 5 1-2a6 for common and
rough, indicating decline of fully1-2c.
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Rurglary.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The bank OF
Pettis X Iugalls, at fremont, Tazewell
county, Illinois, was broken into on
Thursday night and robbed Of one hun,
dred thousand dollars in money and
bonds. The burglars are still at large.
Lieutenant General Sherman, Major
Generals Harvey, Terry and Augur, aud
other Government Commissioners, leave
here to-day for Omaha and Fort Lara
mie to meet the Sioux and other tribes
in that region at the latter place.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

New YORK, November 4.
Dry goods market quiet and prices
favor buyers; Atlantic l. fine brown
sheetings reduced to IL 1-2, and Pep
Grill to same price; Wamsutta mus
Inns reduced to % 1-2 and Tuscarora to
90; paper cambrics are reduced from IA
to II l-2, such as Warren, Masonville,
S S Il Sons, &C.; and glazed cambrics,
such as the Washington, are lc lower,
and selling at 9 1-2. Prints steady and
i'm a limited demand; now it is ascer-
tanned that goods are selling at Ia rela-
lively lower price than before the
war, consequently several mills have
stopped, and others have reduced their
production. g.
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NEW 1ORh, NpNeHlbtI 81 Hc i1tT-
AIDS special says: The following gem
eral order was issued this morning by
General Schotield, commanding the
First Military District;
HEADQUARTERS OF FIRST
MILITARY DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, November2 2, 1867.
At the election held in the State of
Virginia on the 22d day of October,
1867, and the following days, for dele
gates to a State Convention, and to take
the sense Of the registered voters upon
the question whether such Convention
should be held for the purpose of estab-
fishing q constitution aud civil gov
eminent for the State loyal to the Union,
l69, 90 votes were cast upon the ques-
ton of holding Convention, of which
number l07 ,3i2 were cast for = CoDven-
ton, and 6l,SS7 against a Convention.
The whole number of votes cast upon
that question being a majority of the
whole number of registered voters in
the State, and the number of votes cast
for Convention being a majority of all
the votes cast upon that question.
The Convention will be held as pro-
vided by the act of Congress of March
23d, 1867. The Hall of the House of
Delegates in the city of Richmond, and
10 o'clock A. NJ, on Tuesday, the Sd day
of December, 1867, are designated as the
place and time for the meeting of the
Convention.
Then follows list of delegates elected
In the different cities, counties and dis
tricts of the State, who are notified to
meet in convention at the time and
place above specified.
Each delegate will be furnished with
All official copy of this order, which will
constitute his certificate of election.
The complexion of the Convention is
rs follows: Conservatives, 50; Radicals,
20. Of the latter, % are negroes.
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November A.
A special dispatch to the New York
World SAYS: Leading delegates differ
widely respecting the management OF
the Convention. One party is in favor
of simply striking out the word white
from the present Constitution, while q
majority urge the extreme measures OF
the new Constitution. 1t is all cut and
dried to incorporate the disfranchise-
ment clause of the Howard amendment;
1t provides for an extensive system OF
State aid to private enterprises, and IL
virtually throws all the taxes on the
whitsS
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Foundcred.

DUNKIRK, November 4.-The propel-
Ter Acme, belonging to the Western
Transportation Company, foundered
and sunk twenty miles off Dunkirk this
morning. All hands were saved. One
of her boats was picked up by small
boat of the revenue cutter Commodore
Perry. The other boat, containing
Captain Dixon and nine men, has also
arrived here. The mate OF the Acme
says she filled with water in about one
hour after they abandoned her. She
was loaded with beef and flour, bound
for Buffalo.
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OILS.

TOBACCO.
i 10 4 Butts "Old Ben'sr blk les
Is caddies do. do. do.
10 ADULTS Niagara" do.
- caddies do. do.
81 butts Dew Drop" do. "
30 0addies Homhrick do. "
l0i boxes Emily jones natl H., TO-
81 do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
81 do. Wheeler's hal pd. . do.
50 do. do. hard pd TO- humps,
IOi do. "Millie Collins" hard pd 10. ump.
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl H.
3 do Miller's 4. aud X. twist choice
l0drums Fig Leaf
20kEs. 6.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls +. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
10 bbls. G. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls e. :. do do.
Our stock of tobacco IL large aud the Assoit
ment unsurpassed by any IN the market Mcr
chants are respectfully invited 10 give Us all
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLF.
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The New York Legislature

New YORK, Nov. 4. The steamer City
of Antwerp, frsm Liverpool, has ar
rived.
All the Senatorial districts of the
State, eleven in number, have now been
heard from, showing a gain of two
members for the UniOE party. Last
year the Senate stood eighteen Union
to four Conservatives; this year it will
stand twenty Union to two Conserva-
tives. There will be no change in the
House of Delegates, probably it will
stand about as before, say forty-four
UniOnists to eleven Conservatives.
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Tornado.

BUFFALO, November 4.-There was a
terrible tornado on tho lake last night.
Several vessels were blown ashore and
much damage done. Two men belong
ing to the bark, p. S. Marsh, were blown
overload and drowned. One of them
named Cyrus Gates belonged to Indiana
aud the other, named Frederick Pierce,
shipped from Milwaukee, but his resi-
lencr is unknown.
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The Counterfeit Rnnd.-

New YORK, November 4.-The Worlds
Washington special says: The Treasury
Department. feels able to state that none
of the counterfeit 7-30s were out pre-
vious to August LIST, and all persons
holding the bonds issued previous to
that date will experience satisfaction
in knowing they are good. 1t is said
that bankers in the North are holding
them hack t4s
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Ernnl Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, November 4.-There was
a terrific gale in this vicinity last night.
Considerable damage to property was
done. John Ortner was instantly killed
ON Scranton street by the wall of a
grapery blowing upon him. One wall
of the new State Arsenal building was
blown down and several other build
inrs damaged by the gale.
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Whiskers and Mustaches

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the elite Of Paris and London with the mar s,,
catering success. Names Of all purehassfs w ~,
be registered, knd n entire satisfaction ho'
given In every instance the money viii " sbsI
fully refunded. Price by mai, sealed and -
paid, o. Descriptive circulars and tesilnes ~
mailed free. Address BERGER. ShUIIb
CO, Chemists No. rs River Street. Troy ..