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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23
The Markets.

NEW YORK, August PA. M.-Flour 10
0l5c. lower. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn slightly fayors buyers. Oats
quiet. Pork, $23.44.- Lard and whiskey
quiet. Cotton dull at Csc. Turpentlne,
5Sh@59L., Rosin quiet. -
New YORK, August 22-P. M.-Cotton
steady; sales, 1900 bales at. 2sc. Flour
dull; State, s7.50@sl1.76; southern, $40
@sl4. Wheatdull and declined, 2@3c.;
amber southern, s2S00s2.4o; white,
s245. Western mixed corn, $1.ll9$l.l3
Oats lower; southern, S09S5kc- Mess
pork, $3.50. La; Lard; isA0is1s;h 1,has sugar aya
cerIes dull. Turpentine unchanged !;
crude tnrpentine, s4.75. Rosin quiet
low No. 2, s4.25; No. i, $3.50. Tar quiet
at 1926 for Newbern. Freigbts heavy
Stocks fluctuating and active. Gold,
I4o%. 6-2Vs, 'e2, coupons, llsA.5 !. .
o!BALr1xoaE, August ~ Cotton quiet
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Fretrbts from Wilmiucton.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August 22.-The
unexampled scarcity of shipping here has
caused an accumulation of naval stores.
The following rates are now paid on freight
to New York by sail Cotton, $780,; rosin,
crude turpentine, and tar, zoe. per barrel; !;
spirits turpentine, 81 per barrel.
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ACADEMY OF MONTE MARIA.-This in
stitution, for the education Of young
ladies, is located on Church Hill in the
delightful residence Of the late Loftin
Elicit. The buildings have been improved
and the spacious grounds enclosed recently
with handsome brick wall. The general
arrangement of the interior, the delightful!
views commanded by the position, the ceoI
and refreshing south winds which in
cessantly blow upon it from, across the
river, make the establishment unsurpassed
for its comfort and salubrity. The worthy
Sisters who manage the institution sle
ultiripg iptheir plans and e1ertsops g io'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23

COLLISION OF STEAMERs.-The steamer
Albemarle, of the New York line, on her
last trip to this city collided in the harbor
of New York with another steamship, the
name of which was not ascertained, losing
her mainmast and receiving a severe blow
in the bow. The extent of the damage
done the other steamer was not ascertain
ed. This accident will not interfere with
the regular trips of the Albemarle.
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RAILROAD Accident i'm Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, August 22.-The pas
senger train on the road from Macop this
morning broke through a culvert, the'en-
gine going safely across, the tender falling
through, and the crowded passenger cars
going over the embankment. The express
messenger was the only person hurt. He
was badly injured. The freight, express,
and smoking cars were completely wreck
ed. The passengers arrived here in time
for the New York steamer.
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DIED,

On Thursday morning, at the residence Of his
father, EDWARD JOHN, infant child O. Edward
p. and Bridget Murphy. s
The friends and scQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at ~ O'Clock p. Il.
lin streets.
On the 2st instant, after painful illness, which
she bore With Christian patience, Mrs. SUSAN
KNAUfF, the wife Of John @. Knauf, in the six-
tieth year of her age. Her fupersl will take
place THIS tFriday) MORNING 1t 10 O'clock. At
the residence OF hof husband, near: atwood Csms.
invirsd 10 attend without further notice.
Farewell mother, thou has left 10,
Wethy loss most deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bsfsft rs.
. he can ell our sorrovs heal.
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MILITARY AFFA1Rs.-Brigadier- General
Howe, who was ordered by the war De-
partment to report to General Schone'd'
reached the city yesterday.
Colonel Burnham, Judge-AdVocate ior
this military district, yesterday left 1or
New York city.
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: ToBAcco-STEALING .-Mordecai
Page and William A. o: Cole, white, and
Ben Allen and Ishmael Robinson; colored,
appeared before Recorder Regnault yes
terday to answer the charge Of stealing
sundry boxes Of tobacco from Mr.. William
Hoppe's factory. Mr.. Hoppe came into
court and stated that he had to appear in
a few moments before Commissioner Cha
hoon to answer a charge OF. violating the
internal revenue law, and requested that
the examination be postponed. The Re-
corder consented to postpone it until Sa-
turday. W. A. O..Cole gave security fo=
his. appearance. The Others were; placed
in the custody Of the police, and taken up
to Mr.. Chahoon's court to give evidence
in the case of Hoppe. It appears that
Cole, who is a teamster, only hauled the
tobacco, not knowing that it was stolen.
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General SickIes Wants to Argue the

General Sickles Wants to Argue the
Matter. Z
WASHINGTON, August o.. - General
Sickles telegraphs to General Grant asking
the revocation or suspension of the Execu-
tive instructions suspending his Order No.
10 in its application to the Federal courts
until he can argue the matter.
In compliance with General Sickles's
request, General Grant has suspended
their execution until Sickles can give his
views.
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The Cotton Crop.

SAVANNAH, August 22.-The rains in
tho lower part of the State have mate
rally damaged the crops. The cotton is
opening rapidly, but the rain prevents
picking. The report of the worm is ex-
aggerated. tits raining here to-day.
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The UNITED STATES MARsHAL's CASE
The case of Marshal Thomas G.. Collier.
charged with attempting to break into the
room of Mr.. John Moran, at the Monu-
pment Hotel, for the purpose of killing
him, was brought before Recorder Reg
nault yesterday. Mr.. Collier stated that
he had been unable tonotify his witnesses,
and requested a postponement of the ex-
animation until to-day; which was grant
ed. He gave security in the sum Of 5000
for his appearance.
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ALLEGED MuLE-THIEF.-A white man
named Nelson William Tyler was arrested
Yesterday on the charge of being lmpii.
Gated in the theft of two mules winch
we're stolen from DR., Loaand about tWo
weeks since, and found the night after II
the. possession of Beverley Williams.
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY SocIETY-An
important meeting Of this Association will
be held this evening, and the punctual
attendance Of every member is requested.
The first anniversary Of the Society will
be publicly celebrated at place hereafter
to be designated on the 9Th of September.
At q late meeting, Mr.. Royal W. Figg was
elected orator, and Mr.. r. S. Valentine
declaimer for the occasion. A committee
of arrangements, consisting Of nine gentle.
men, has been appointed, and are sparine
no efforts to make the affair q pleasant
one,
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APPOINTMENT OF ACTING UNITED STATES
MaRsHAL.-J. A. LYMAN, Esq, has been
appointed by Marshal Underwood to at
tend to the duties of the MarshaPs Office
in thiI, city, and is the only person au-
thorized to execute writs, &C., in the ab-
sence of the Marshal or his chief deputy,
W A. Duncan.
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THE CENTRAL TRAIN AGAIN DETAINED.
The train due here at 3:45 P. N. yester-
day did not arrive until half-past O'Clock
This train waited at Gordonsville for the
train from Alexandria, which was detain-
ed near Culpeper Courthouse by the wash
ing away of a culvert. No one hurt.
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In TIE MILK BUs1NEss.-Yesterday eve
ming a colored man named Christopher
Brown was arrested on search warrant
for having in his possession three COWS,
the property of Patrick Rail and Thomas as
Lillis. He was bailed in the sum OF $!oo
for his appearance before the Mayor TINS
morning
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MAYORS CouRr-REcoRDEE 1REGNAULT
PRESIDING THE first casgcalled yesterday

MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDEE 1REGNAULT
PRESIDING THE first css9 called yesterday
morning was, that Of q coloreds man named
John cambridge, charged with assaulting
and beating Frances Berry. :. 49,,
Frances testified that the day previous
she saw John whipping his wife, and asked
him to stop /; ;1whereupon5 hes turned his
attention towardserher, and kicked. her
several times in the. side The case was
dismissed. = - : -
Edward aMundin, white, next appeared
to answers for assaulting and threatening
to kill Mary Brooks.s Mary gave long
account Of her woes, from which it appears
that she had put on a pair of eye-g glasses
and walked in front Of Mundin's house.
He considered this as an insult to bis wife,
and walked out and told Mary that he had
Iboughta cowhide, with which he, intended
to thrash her well. Afterwards be met her
In the market-house, and told her that he
would cut her throat, and If that did not
finish her, he would tear, her heart out.
he was bound. over in the sum Of $3.50
to keep the peace. ~ 9ore qy5a 4
Thomas johnson, colored, charged with
having in his possession q bag of corn sup
pooou w uaso uoou Sgoieu iIolA tne iaru vi
Mr.: Holden, on Che Mechanicsville turn
pike, was dismissed. - saq',i : y sssoaA
Joseph Hnlcher, white, appeared to an
swer for assaulting and beating little Coz;
lored boy named Sammie Taylor. Sam
said that as he was walking along Cary
street Hulcher's dog ran out and attempted
to bite him.. He threw rock at; the dog,
when Hulcher ran out. and kicked, him in
the side. Hulcher was bound over to keep
the peace.
Kate Hill and Mollie Smith, colored, up
for being'drunk and disorderIy, we're set
back. - $40 g-ag ea#ezo 81 lGagfG 4
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ASHLAND vs.. RICHMOND. = A ,matca
came Of base. ball was played on the. old
Fair Grounds yesterday evening Det%een
the Ashland and the Richmond ciuos.
The latter club was the victor, making
score of twenty-seyen to seventeen maoe
by it's opponent.
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Affairs in New Orleans.

--1 AnHITS IN NOW UrIeHnS.
New ORLEANS, August 22.-Yellow
fever of very virulent type prevails at
Corpus Christi, +, .Er..s {, .r-,
Sheridan, in Order No. l22, annuls GER
tain contracts awarded by the late City
Council, and releases the city of New Or
leans from paying any money on them.
The yellow fever deaths here from the
10th to CLOCK this morning are officially
reported at thirty seven.
Sheridan has not yet removed certain
city officers, as requested by the City
Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23

The OLD GUARD for September is to
hand from Turner. This magazine, de-
voted to literature, science, and art, is
we'll worthy the position which it holds
among the monthies. 81. ,.f..
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E!i!orS DiSpctch
Gentlemen,-O yesterday the county
# Ksnawha voted on the subscription of
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
lars by the county to the Chesapeake
o,6 Ohio railroad. About 900 to 1000
votes we're given in favor of the subscrip-
zion, aud only 200 or 25o against it! -
4 glorious victory
West Virginia will redeem her pledge of
TWO MILLIONS AND A HALF for
.he railroad. Yours, &C., P.
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Registration.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 22.-l25
whites and l65 colored registered to-day.
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Illness of Elk President Buchanan.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Ex- -Presi-
dent Buchanan is here very sick. He has
lust returned from Cape May.
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: WHITE WITsEssEs.-Tbe mouth Of the man who
puriHss bis teeth with SozoDozr Is witness box,
and every time he opens IL, two rows Of cleaning
witnesses testify to its besutifying properties.
au 2l-eod1w ssE at.s.H .H- FIX
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The Cuba Cable All Right Again.

PUNTA Rosa, FLA, August 22.-The
Havana and Key West cable has been
spliced, and is working well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILR99AD'
On and after Sunday next the morning
train for. the South on this raiiroaa WIZ!
leave Richmond at A. NJ, instead Oh
A, NJ.
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PERsoNAL.-Major General William Ma.
hone arrived in the city Yesterday anu u
stopping at the Exchange HOTEL
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. James Z. Gates,
DELIA WICKER, Of this city. 3 -. yr,t
On the 18th instant, by Rsy. @. W. Psthsrbridgs,
Mr. ROBERT A.. DAY and Mrs. AARY 4. b.
ARHALL both Of Henrieo. g. - .sta
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TIE SHERIFF OF HENR1Co.-Mr. henry
). Smith was yesterday appointed Wy
General SchoAeld sheriff Of Henrico, U"o
P. a., Huffman, resigned.
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AUCTION Safes This D0y.

HARRISON. aODDIN APPERsoN will sell
upon the premises, at T. NJ, lot No. 9 in
square No. IL of Hsrris's plan, near Holly wood
Cemetery.
3. B. COCK will eell at his store at 10 A. NJ. fine
assortment of furniture, stoves, 90.
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COMMISSIONERS CoURr.-The cases Of
Samuel D. Hix' and Oscar 6. Crosby,
charged with violating the internal reve-
nue. law, will be heard before Commits
sioner Chahoon at IL NJ. to-day. ,,.
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the comfort and advancement Of tho.el

under their charge. The new improve
ments of, the buildings enable them to
take forty ,boarders. Their school Is upon
the plan Of those Of the Georgetown and
Baltimore, under the direction Of the SIS
ters of the Visitation, founded by st.
Francis de Sales ins 1000. The improve
nents of this1 estabH bHshment are quite or
namental to Church Hill, and are there
fore especially worthy Of notice.
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California wheat for Earope.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-Thirty- -four
vessels are here loading with wheat, most
ly for England. ---.--.
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THANKs.-To Captain Clifford, ofsteamer
Sylvester, for Norfolk papers,
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.M0ri2ae I1atelLiqel,ce.

MINIATURE 1,ALHAaAO-Arsusr7 "a. 1851. - {.
Sun risss..,,,...,.. kA Noon nsss. .....,....n 70
Sun SETS. S.3s High tide, a. N....N.M
PORT OF RICHMOND. Auousr q.
st &. s.9 A1RIvYp. .~t +
Steamer !Nhsmarls, Bourne, Hew York, MAJ.
ehandise and passengers, 8. AyIes Go.
ehandise and passengers. i. B. TAton reports
the schooner Mary ]. Fisher, Captain Fisher, from
'Philadslphia for Richmond, below City Point,
beating up .-' .'t't
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trsyers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. W. Currte.
MEMORANDA. =
Ship Europa. Won Bagsn, from City Point, ar
rived a. B1ouwersh ayea on the 6th instant. =
Schooner Virginia, Dryden, from Bermuds Hun.
dreds, Va, VISA At Providence on the 18th.
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Admiral TegethOff Gone TO Vera Cruz.
NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-The Aus
trian sloop- p-of-war Elizabeth sailed to-day
with Admiral Tegethoff for Vera Cruz.
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,,s,ues7ER SUBSCRIBERS who may fail to re.
= In 0jsDutch within the next few days are
ce',,,tad 70 give notice q. DR.. MoRAE's drug
" ''''e, ec,a,apei!ed .o change onr carriers on that
80 and IL may cause some irreSularity for
,ra;t tine. ~
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The elephant now moves around,
And the music begins to play -

Lack of space forbids our describing the
equestrian performances, the tumbling,
yaulting, tight-rope walking, turning heels
over head, and hanging on to horses tails;
all Of which the company executed in the
highest style known to the art. We were
profoundly impressed with the menagerie,
and left the big tent determined to esta-
blish in Richmond q geological garden on
the "joint stock plan.' $500
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GOOD Neacs !!
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
s,orlous Result In Kanawha,
CHARLESTON, KANAwHA, |
August Is, 1867.

c,.rsspondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch
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the brand Kept In dOppe'S desk. mrs
Briggs, at the Central depot, received to-
bacco from us three or four times that had
no brand whatever upon it. The lot
of 1888 pounds had no brand on it.
sold it and gave the money to Hoppe.
Hoppe keeps two accounts with his twist
ers-one showed that from $50 to l60 pounds
had been made by each per day, while the
other only showed from 70 to 80. The
night 1 sold the 77s pounds of tobacco
400 and odd pounds to Page-Hoppe let
me in with his keys, and told me to leave
the back window open, so that the man
who kept the keys Of the factory might
think the tobacco had been stolen. Page
came day or two previous to see Hoppe
about buying the tobacco, but he refused
to let him have it, but told me to give it to
him. He knew the wagon was to come after
it that night and it did come about three
quarters of an hour after he left. Page
paid me $llO when he got the tobacco and
$50 the next morning. l gave all the
money to Hoppe as soon as 1t was
paid to me, when he told me it was all
yery well, but must keep my business to
myself. I have sold three or four lots for
Mr. Hoppe which were not branded. Alter
this he sold twenty-four boxes to Briggs
which were not branded. Briggs's man
came for them, and brought the money
with him and handed it to Hoppe, who
said to me: "I've got the. money fol-
Briggs's tobacco, and twas good trade.''
After this went, by Hoppe's direction, to
wholesale dealer on Broad street, got his
wagon, and came down to the factory
Hoppe and ] then put in sixteen large
boxes which Hoppe had previously sold te
the gentleman. None OF the boxes were
branded, and weighed about thirty pounds
each. -
At this point Commissioner ChahooE
decided to continue the case until 81
o'clock this morning.
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Difficulties OF

Difficulties OF Congress at the Extra
- Session.
From the World
We assume, until the contrary appears, that
Congress will undertake no other business
than an amendment of the Reconstruction
law, which has cOnfessedly broken down under
the attempt Of the Attorney General to give it
a consistent Interpretation. This business
alone will suffice to task to the utmost the
acumen and ingenuity of the Republican
members. First they are bound to present,
what they have never yet presented, a per-
spicuOus statement of the conditions on which
the Southern States win be restored to their
Federal privileges, with pledge that when
these conditions are complied with the States
shall be no longer excluded. The Presidential
election is 80 near that barely time Is left for
reorganization in season for the excluded
States to participate, and if definite and iinal
conditions are not now offered the RenubIi-
can party must rest under the imputation of
postponing and staving off the restora-
ton of the Union for reasons of mere
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

DIRD. BIRD. BIRD.
ID After several months preparation, MT O. BIRD
has opened his new and spacious establishment for
the entertainment OF his friends, and the public In
general, ct Nos. sos and 6O7 ARCH Street.
The first and second floors are fitted up as Billiard
Rooms, and furnished with twelve hrst-clRss tables
while the appurtenances and adornments comprise
everything which can conduce to the comfort and
convenience Of the players. In the basement are
four and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who
wish to develope their muscle in anticipation of the
baseball season. A Restaurant is attached where
everything in the edible line can be had Of the best
quality, and az the shortest notice The following
well-known gentlemen have been secured Assist
ants and VIII preside the various departments:-
PRESS. o. WOODNUTT,
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM E. GILMORE,
HENRY w. DUNCAN,
PHILIP GRUMBRECIIT. Restauratenr.
While Mr.. BIRD will hold careful supervision
over all he ventures TO say that take all Ia ALI
there baa nothing been started In Philadelphia
approaching this establishment in completeness OF
Arrangement ana attention TO the comfort Of the
6l8 I'm O. BIRD, Proprietor.
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GIFT Residence in Chicago 500
400 Gold Watches, amounting to ............- 5OUQ
100 Silver Watches amounting gto............, 2l.00
And the balance, comprising Pianos Meodeons,
and other Gifts ountinR ,00
Making 5OO,000 Gifts.
A committee to be chosen by ticket holders at
the first Concert will promptly distribute the presents
TO concert ticket holder and fneir report
will be published in TX eey's Weekly" with portrait
and biographical sketch OF the persons receiving the
thirty largest gifts, and be sent to all ticket holders al
once. The tickets from our numerous agents having
been gathered ln persons disappointed 70 being una
be supplied, ss long they last by addressing al
No. 69 Broadway, New York. Tickets Will be sent
promptly by mall on receipt of price and stamp ioi
return postage
will send tickets for $3.50; 10 for f9OO and %
for S17O send the name of each subscriber their
Post Office address, and town and state Money by
Draft, Post Office Order, Express or in Registered
Letters may be sent at our risk. Address all COM
muncations to A. A. KELLEY & CO..
626 lat No. 691 BROADWAY, New York.