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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From waahinrfon.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The deficiency
in the accounts Of the Assistant Treasurer
at New Orleans, according to statements
sent here, is 100000. This includes
the amounts deposited in the national
banks of that city. Those engaged in the
transaction have Internationally surren-
dered all their private property to meet
the deficiency and the deposits in the ma
tional banks are less than the securities in
the hands of the United States, therefore
the Government will not be loser to q
great extent. The parties concerned are
of unimpeachable integrity and the diff
Guilty is attributed to the decline in cotton
on Saturday week, when the Secretary
first heard about it, and dispatched CON-
missioner down.
The Russian ministry to-day communi-
Gated to the State Department telegram
from Prince Gortschakof announcing
the ratification of the Russian-Amercan
treaty.
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Foreign News.

by MALL
New YORK, May l5.-The steamer Java,
from Liverpool, with European files to
the 5th, has arrived. The papers are filled
chiefly with the Luxembourg and reform
questions.
Great agitation prevailed throughout
Catalonia, Spain, and hostile manifesto
tons had been made against the Captain
General at the Barcelona bull-baitings.
Troops had been sent to the province OF
Tarracona and the mountains of Figureas.
[Per Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON, May l5-Noon.-Consols, 81
United States bonds, 723l.
LONDON, May l5-Evening.-Conso
92L. United States bonds, IN; at
Frankfort they are quoted at 7734.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-Noon.-Cotton
market opens active sales will probably
reach 20, 900 bales middling uplands, III y
@lI SD. Breadstuffs and provisions un-
changed. Tallow, 43s.
: LIVERPOOL, May l5-Evening.-The &C
tiyity in cotton continued throughout the
day. Closing quotations Middllng up
lands. ak@l11sd.; middling Orleans,
ll3ad. Sales OF 10000 bales.
FRASKFoRT, May 15.-Noon.-United
States bonds, 777s.
LONDON, May l5-2 P. M.-Eries ad.
vanced Il. Finances otherwise un'
changed.
LIVERPOOL, May l5-2 ?. M.,Cottol
continues active; prices have advanced
I'D. since noon. Corn has declined 3D., and
quoted at 42s.
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Corn better. Pork steady. Lard dull.
Cotton firm at 2s92st5c. Freights quiet.
NEW YORK, May l5-P. M.-Stocks very
dull but firm. Money, per cent. Gold,
1867. 5-2O's, so, coupons, 100 ia@l094;
'G4, 1051a9lO555; new issue, lOl7s@lO8.
lO-4O's, registered and coupons, 90 .@99 a.
1905, lst series, 1904; others, 1853.
Cotton active, and advanced gale; sales
of $500 bales at 2SlaG29c. Flour dull !;
State, sll 25asl4.5O; southern-mixed to
good, Sl3.75a$l5; fancy and extra, al525
@sls.75. Corn active; mixed western,
Sl.23QsI. 2315 for old, and sl.lOGSl.ls for
new. Provisions unchanged. Groceries
quiet. Turpentine, 64G65c. Resin, 1915
ass. Wool-Market in favor of buyers :;
Texas, 26G32c. Freights firm and un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, May l5.-Cotton firm and
quiet; middling uplands, 27c. Coffee
steady. Flour dull ; market in favor of
buyers. Corn dull and lower; white,
sl.1Oas1.l2 mixed western, sl.O2. Pro-
visions dull.
CISCfNNATI, May 15.-Flour declining.
Corn active; sales 2l,OOO bushels at 81 .02
~ lOl hCso pm -SS.oDs la
con sides, l234c.; demand light.
ST. LOUIS, May l5.-Flour heavy. Corn,
81 .04a$I.OS. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork, s225O Bacon active clear sides,
l2180l2Ac. Lard dull and unchanged.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 15.-Cotton
quiet at 24c. Spirits turpentine weak at
SIC. Rosin dull at S2.7OG$j.5O.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 15.-Cotton active :;
sales of 46S bales, receipts, Sc; strict to
good middling, 25926c.
CHARLESTON, May 15.-Cotton active,
with an advancing tendency; sales of 2lO
bales; middlings, 26927c.; receipts, 2S5
bales.
SAVANNAH, May 15.-Cotton opened
firm and in good demand at 25 &c. closed
active at 26la927c. Sales of 700 bales !;
receipts, 220.
New ORLEANS, May l5.-Cotton higher;
sales of 300 bales; low middlings, 259
&c.; receipts, 349 bales exports, 1,0O6
bales. Sugar and molasses nominal and
unchanged. Flour dull. Corn declined
&C.; mixed, Sl.350sl.37; white, sl.40.
Lard dull at l3@l4Ilc. Pork quiet and
firm at s2425@s27. Gold, 1861.
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chain with which he was bound, unknown
to the sheriff or the guard, and when the
train was near Atkinss switch, in Smyth
county, the desperate fellow leaped
through an open window, undcterred by
the fact that the cars were running at the
rate Of twenty miles an hour. The train
was immediately stopped, and backed to
the spot at which the fearful leap was
made; but notwithstanding a strict and
close search was made for hundreds OF
yards around the place, he could nowhere
be found, and it is therefore supposed that
he was but slightly injured by the Jump
Lunchbtirg Ne,ns.
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From MexicO-Maximili Situa-

t1On.
New ORLEANS, May 15.-The following
is received from Hon. Lewis D. Campbell :
His messenger sent to Juarez returned
to-day, having made the trip from Mata-
moras to San Luis Potosi and back in fifteen
days. He remained in San Luis two days,
and was treated with the greatest conside-
ration. The Liberals report that Escobedo
had $4,000 men at Queretaro, who were in
possession of all the roads but one, and
were in expectation of getting that. Maxi
milan had $4,000 men with him inside of
the city. The feeling among the Liberals
was very bitter towards Macmillan and
his native officers, and it was feared it
would not be possible to save them in case
Of their capture. Juarez and his generals
were confident of their speedy triumph,
and expect to be in the city of Mexico in
two months. The messenger left Juarez
at San Luis on the 23d.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, May 15.-The steamer Co.
lumbia, with Havana dates of the 1Ith,
has arrived. The Imperial reports from
Vera Cruz state that the Liberals had
been repulsed at Queretaro, and were
being driven towards San Luis Potosi by
Miramon, Whose death is denied,) who
had also sent three thousand men to re-
lieve the city of Mexico. Macmillan had
again proposed congress to appoint a
ruler. The Havana DiariO has letters
stating that Macmillan had arrived at the
city of Mexico with 5000 men. The Ii.
beral General Diaz had seventy pieces Of
artillery, but was prevented planting a
single battery on Guadalupe causeway
On Maximlian's arrival, Diaz was routed
losing all his artillery and 1900 prisoners
The Liberal General Alvez, owing tc
the execution of the Imperialsts at Pue
bla, had abandoned Diaz.
Passengers from Vera Cruz by the
steamer that brings this news pronounce
it all false except that Miramon was moi
killed.
Gentlemen who left the city of Mexico
on the 18th of April say that Marquee
with about I 900 men, was closely besiegct
by Diaz, with 1000, mostly cavalry
There had been no recent battles. The
aqueduct supplying the city with water
had been cut, and artesian wells were nov
used. On the 2Sth, Queretaro was more
closely besieged than ever, the garrison
having no artillery.
General Baraute and Commandant Arizt
had died from wounds received defendin:
Vera Cruz.
Several more failures had occurred il
Havana, and more were expected.
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9,ithmund 0lspatth.
TIL. RSDAY.......,....."....MAY l6, 1867.
gudgc IcItcN's fnc""diary Tour -
uiSturhaucc "a Mobile-Threc Men
,.ulcd .ud several Wounded.

usgrrr. Way IA large number of
,,,grn.> m.l b. night at the corner OF Go
yrTnmeut aul Royal streets TO hear
,1r,,l sgom Judge Kelley, of Pcnnsylva-
IL, Auumher OF whites were also pre-
sent. Everything was remarkably quiet
unti, Mr.. Kelley began speaking. He be-
ran by saying that he had come to discuss
Tho rights Of the negro, the rights they
were entitled 10, and bid defiance to oil
I-tcrruptions and 10 the world. lie had
the Fifteenth regiment at his back, and if
they proved inadequate, the whole United
states army would back him.
Judge Kelley continued in this strain for
some minutes, using strong language, and
.xprcS>ing inccndiary sentiments, which
we're calculated 20 lead TO riotous demon
STATIONS. lie was here interrupted by q
nan on the outskirts of the crowd, whom
..eIolcc promptly arrested. At this point
he first Of a series of shots was fired. Ii
, impossible 10 say who by. Instantly
>aotS followed from the negroes, who were
al. well armed. The firing then became
general. Immediately after the firing be-
gan, an alarm was rung, and the bells con-
timed ringing during the progress of the
,.1., which lasted about an hour.
4 large majority Of the shots were fired
nv negroes, ~ but a few of the whites pre-
SIT, were armed, having attended the
meeting to listen quietly to Mr.. Kelley,
ana without the remotcst intention of pro-
yoking 4 riot. The police succeeded in
alcIling the riot before the arrival Of the
companies of the Fifteenth regiment, who
we're ordered ont by Colonel Shepherd,
and appeared on the ground as soon as
possible, hut not until the meeting had
been dispersed. They now guard the
streets, and there is little or no excitement
Al midnight.
l, is impossible to state positively the
number killed and wounded. Three men
were killed-oac white and two negroes.
\ aambcr were wounded among them
uac policeman.
Judge Kelley is at the Battle House.
He leaves tomorrow for Montgomery.
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The Richmond Riot-A Denial.

To the Editor OF the Aeae IorH derdtd:
WILMINGTON, DEL, May ll.-Asa mem
Der and officer of the steam fire engine
Washington, Of Wilmington, DEL, / was
most sorely grieved at the communication
of your correspondent in Richmond, Va,
given in your issue of May 10, in which a
reflection was cast upon our company.
Gentlemen we pride ourselves as being,
and as such we have been recognized
throughout our trip south. Carrying such
a reputation to our homes, we are called
upon, in duty to ourselves, as well as to the
State we represented abroad, to request
that you will make statement denying
that our company was in any way instru-
mental in causing the riot in Richmond.
The facts of this denial we will prove by
the authorities of the city; and when the
proper documents are procured they shall
be forwarded to you for publication.
G. NEBEKER.
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THE WORKING PEorLE.-The strike OF
the New York stablemen has been fail
ure, the railway companies having selected
new men to take the places of the strikers.
All the lines are now running without in
convenience. The hod- Learners and la
borers, to the number of three thousand,
are still on a strike for three dollars 4 day,
and will not yield. They are trying to get
up a sort of cooperative movement, but
seem to have very little chance of per-
suading employers to grant the increase
asked for. The New York workingmen
are celebrating about the action they
shall take with regard to the eight-hour
law, which has Just gone into operation in
that State, but they have not come to any
conclusion on the subject.
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LOUISVILLE, May l4.-Returns to-day
Indicate certainly the election of Adams
over Rice in Randall'S district by majo-
.ily OF about 500.
YouuCs majority over Mckee in the
Ninth district is about 1000.
The Democratic majority in the State
over both the other parties combined is
about $4,000, as follows; First district,
800; second, 4,59I; third, 5000 fourth,
.4li, fifth, 1852; sixth, 5,64l; seventh,
g.,f2; eighth, 500; aud ninth, 1900.
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tn SOUTHERN ORPHAN RELIEF Fund
lnurlcr To- settle the diiiic ultes growing
out d, the disputes between different par
tie, connected with the Southern Orphan
Relief Fund. who claim the balance in the
Chesapeake Bank 10 the credit of said
fund, OF 81 ,G62 Gs, the chesapeake Bank
ha, lied a bill OF iuterplcader in the Su-
p@rjol Court against all the claimants, so
that all parties may he required to settle
their respective claims to said fund IN
coart before bringing suit against the
bank uLt,mDre .Sut.
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DARING AND DESPERATE ESCAPE or
C0>yIcT.-Monday night a man named
Webb, convicted in Russell Circuit Court
OF horse stealing, escaped from the Vir-
glnia aud Tennessee cars while being
brought TO this city, on the way to the
penltentiary. There were three Of these
conVcts on the train, in charge of the
sherlh Of Russell county and guard.
They We're all handcuffed, and as an addi-
nonal security against escape, the three
we're chained together 10y the legs. BY
s0me means Webb managed W break the
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disturbance at Brownsville. Tenn.

M.urms, May IA serious riot oc-
cured at Brownsville, Tenn, yesterday,
., Radical convention. Three negroes
and two white men were shot, but none
fatally. Reports as to the origin Of the
r-a, are conflicting. The Radicals charge
that II was the result OF an organized plot
10 break up the convention. Others assert
that il was the result OF incendiary speak
crs. saying that every man who had owned
a Slave ought to have his heart cut out.
All was quiet at last accounts.
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Railroad Convention.

AUGUSTA, GA, May l5.-The Georgia
Railroad Convention, holding its annual
session here, adjourned to-day. John +.
King, president of the road, and +. W.
Cole, general superintendent, were re-
.lactnI
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The Markets.

New YORK, May l5-P. M.-Stocks
sluggish. Money, per cent. Sterling
exchange, l097sgll0. Gold, 1856 81; ship
ments of gold to-day were 81 500, 600.
This is attributed to the high rate Of ex-
change; 100000 will go on Saturday.
5.2O's, '62, coupons, lO99lO91s. Flour,
IOQ2Oc, lower. Wheat, 203c. lower
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Steamer Burned.

CHARLESTON, May l5.-The steamer
X ate, of the Charleston and Florida line,
was burned this morning at her wharf.
She had just been overhauled, and was
valued at $50 1000. Insured for $4,000 in
northern companies. She was owned by
Captain T. j. Lockwood, her commander.
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ZETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

II Won want to feed we'll
You must call on Zetelle;
He's got much fame
PoF cooking game;
Just call for what you wish,
He's got every Kind OF dish;
Also, champagne and sherry,
To make you merry.
In short, OF liquor every sort
That In the country can be bought.
In his line none can excel,
That generous, whole souPd man, Zetslls.
Written In the book " fare ty grdt.ruf guest.
ZgTELLE informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that his new houss,
No 1904, near the corner OF MAIN ana ISontn
| sire cts, Is now in complete order
THE ORDINARY, on the principAi noor. upon
the best plan, and meals are ssfseo In 'ns nos'su
'e5oaT ss :. r., for PARTIES OF GENTLEMEN
- .onvsnisnt and spacious rooms In the upper
psri a the house. For these sntsrt.inmsn1 ,ne
ppnnissSl luxuries, both local and Imported, ara
si TwssrL On n pIYIsd-RooM and the LADIES'
REPRRsHMEsT SALOON arc located aud FUR
with reference 70 order ana s1m s III eea
may retirement OF home and In the elegant
Forf A.. cream, strawberries, and all fruits,
saloon. tc, IN season. The proprietor partieu-
viii be serve. 'saies 70 these apartmsnt. where
larry invites the vs pc preserved, snG Wns re
decorum shall alwa ~ aho iuAusiss wiz "
the best OF refrsshms. :,
promptly served. hscnt 70 any PaN "
MEALS prepared 70 order an 80 q
the city on reasonable charges maia 80, a mo.s
THE BAR OF the restaurant, on tho Wv wv
competent attendance. -.
! respectfully urge my friends TO call and >.
now completely my cuisine 10 maintained In all
in superiority; and ! particularly solicit the pa
mond, who shall DO most happy 70 sssy ysS;v,,p
my b. ZkTkLLE.
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From the crop of sugar-beets raised in
Chatsworth, ILL.,, they have made 100000
pounds of nice sugar. They are ploughing
for the next crop.
Simon Cameron has made speech in
favor of contributing money for the relief
of the suffering people of the South.
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"TuE EMPIRE Is PEAcE."-lt appears
that 10 the Emperor Napoleon belongs the
credit Of suggesting the London Con
ference, which has so happily Se'l,ou ''io
Luxembourg question. Finding that, in
spite of bis pacific intentions, France and
Prussia we're rapidly drifting into war, his
Majesty sent for Lord Cowley, the British
Minister at Paris, aud explained TO him
bis policy, at the same time making known
his anxiety TO avoid hostilitieS. The En-
peror added that France (that is TO say
Aimselr sought no ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and
stood merely on the ground OF right in de-
mauding that Prussia should evacuate
territory which she had no right to &C
cupy that France would acquiesce In any
arrangement based on naturalization, even
If the Grand Duchy were annexed TO BEL
GUM, or erected into An independent state.
On this hint Lord Cowley acted, ana the
result vas the proposal Of the conference
by the British Government.
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Fra In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-R. Bleakly y
Co.'s wholesale grocery store, corner OF
Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss heavy, with
a partial insurance.
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DrU Goods.

TIME ATTENTION of the trade is
caiIeS TO our NEW STOCK OF GOODS which
,ra sra now receiving, embracing BUTTONS,
BRAins, HOSIERY. GLOVES, sUsPENDERS.
HAIR NETS, and SMALL WARES and MOTIONS
bonpht At the recent New York auction sales and
we are therefore able to sell some lines or goods
y, LIVER FIGURES than have been ruling du
ring the season. An examination OF our prices Is
respectfully solicited.
m NAbENTlNk " FRANKLIN
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FACTS FOR WORKING MEN.-The price of
labor win always be governed by laws
which the State can neither alter nor
repeal. The Legislature cannot make ten
inches a foot, nor two feet yard, nor
three quarts gallon, nor seventy-hve
cent, a dollar ii may call them so, but
calling won't make them so. So it may
cali eight hours day, but that won't make
them a day; it won't secure days pay.
Labor rises as everything else riSes-trom
the same causes and in the same ratio.
This is not a new question by any means,
aud it is TO be regretted that the same
lesson has to learned over and over again
in regard to it.-Ne,o York Times.
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ARrrrlrrAx PAPER on HAYwARD.-A

ARrrUIcAN PAPER on HAYwARD.-A
Massachusetts, emiSsary named Hayward
la, been advising the negroes of Rich
uo4i To take possession Of the cars and Of
whatever else they wish. In New Or
leans, under the same kind of teaching,
,a.y have driven the whites out OF the
street ears. The men engaged in this in
famous attempt 10 stir UP war OF races
"a, tire South are not likely to be influenced
'y any fear or foresight Of consequences;
sd it is probably quite useless to warn
them that they are bringing sure destruc-
toa upon the class whom they profess to
aid. \ war of races can only end in dis
a>,ry to the weaker, and the blacks are not
half as numerous as the whites in the
Nouth.-Nti~ Iork Times.
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With the above honorable record, and with net
assets on the LIST OF January last ttime OF the lat
annual statement,) OF 81, sl6 a. and very arge
monthly income. we confidently recommend IN
"HOMB" to our patrons and all others wishing
reliable insurance and respectfully solicit appi-
cations on all desirable risks.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRlESD < SON,
Insurance Rooms No. 9o2 Main street,
my ls-lw Richmond, Va.
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.SfOcL ReQuiSitiO1lS.

OFFICE yIRGISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoAPAsY,l
RIcHxosD, May !, 1857. :
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
N OF DIRECTORS OF the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held At the Office Of ths CON.
pany In the city OF Richmond on the Sd instant
me following resolution Was adopted:
!" R,s0Lusd, That the Delinquent stockholders be
req uired pay the balances que on their stock Ia
tn rec eq ual insta ments-vz. on the ioth Oh may,
3Oth Of May and 18th OF June.
The stockholdars referred to are requested to
nav the requistions promptly, and mus Iachhats
ihs compl.ton Of the ROAD to Coyington.
I'm INV spfisJa j. GARKkTT, Treasurer.
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Destructive Fires

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE main
building Of Simeon Lords cotton and
WOODEN mills, near Darby, was destroyed
ny fire this morning. The building is va
..rd at $4,000; insured for 100000.
The stock and machinery were valued at
$4,000. Two tircmcn were run over and
killed By the engines while returning home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-16

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