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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04
Salnave, the newly-elected President of

Salnave, the newly-elected President OF
Hayti, is said to find his position already
critical. The Concordat is annoying the
Government very much, as the latter is
unable to support the clergy. All COM
merce is paralyzed; no products whatever
are arriving, and some vessels have been
lying at Port au Prince since June. Cur
rcncy has fallen to the rate of forty Hay
tien dollars to one Spanish.
1t is extremely unfortunate for the
blacks themselves and for the party that
few vicious, rule-or-ruin fellows like this
Hunnicutt have contrived to gain such in
huence over them. Let US hope that they
will ere long, however, swing loose from
these baneful leaders, and listen to wiser
counsels.-Thurloao Weed Republican,.
The Americans arc Justly called the most
inventive people in the world. They have
made hero out Of Sheridan. The Greeks
or the Romans would never have thought
Of it. Perhaps, not even the Chinese
Charlottesville Chronicle.
The report that only few Of the off,
GERS and crew were saved from the wreck
Of the United States steamer Sacramento
turns out to have been erroneous. Later
intelligence received at Washington states
that every soul on board was saved.
S. S. Cox, Of New York, spoke at Co.
lumjus, Ohio, on Monday, in opposition to
the payment Of the national debt in green
backs, and was followed by Tallandighanl
On the opposite side Of the question.
The daughter of George W. Riggs, Esq.
Miss Cecilia Riggs, was united in marriage
yesterday to Henry Howard, Esq, attach(
Of the British Legation.-National Ltehi,
genCer, Sd.
Only twelve bales Of cotton were re-
ceivcd in Baltimore from Richmond ii
September, and 224 from Norfolk. But o
tobacco there were 6,l7S packages and G4(
hogsheads from Richmond, and only 10;
packages from Norfolk.
The Republican opposition to Ben
Wade's return to the Senate will be con-
ccntrated on General Schenck, it is now
understood, instead Of Bennison.
A New York company has purchased
l40, 900 acres of land in North Carolina
and are going into d wool growing specu
lation on it.
1t is rumorcd that Dan Dillon and Bar
ney Mullen. will fight yet-at Hunter
place, in Virginia, near Four-milo run
for $500.
The Opini0ne asserts that Romo viii
soon belong to Italy, and that without
broken treaty.
The latest adviccs from Italy convey nj
further intelligence in regard to rccen
disturbances there.
1t is said that in case Of revolt il
Rome the Pope will fly to Civita Vecchla
Thanks to Major C. II. Ford, of London
for copy Of The Thunderer.
General Price died Of chronic diarrhma
contracted in Mexico.
Mrs. Lincoln's re-marriage is gossippcd
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KILLED BY A WILD BULL.-Coronel
ClawsOn held an inquest yesterday on the
body Of an elderly man named William
Hess, who resided on the Allegheny Val
Icy railroad near 1Iulton's station, and
died on Saturday last from injuries re.
ceivcd by being gorcd by a bull. 1t ap,
pears that on last Tuesday Mr.. Hess was
suddenly attacked by the animal in his
pasture field. lie was tossed in the all
several times, and after falling upon the
ground, was again gored, besides being bit.
ten and tramplcd upon by the enragcd
brute. Assistance was rendered as soo1
as possible, but it was some time before
the animal could be driven away. The
unfortunate man had several ribs broken
and his body was laccratcd and bruised il
a shocking manner. He fingered in great
pain until Saturday night, when death en-
sucd.-PiNSJuy (Pa.) Post, October 3.
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Tho Coming Trial of IIr. Davis.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Thc intima-
tons that the Executive Department is in
teresting itself about the trial of Mr.. Davis
are entirely groundless. Since Mr.. Davis
was delivered to the judicial authorities,
in May, the Federal Executive has taken
no action in his case.
Hon. James Lyons, Of Virginia, recently
here from visiting his client, represents
Mr.. Davis as ready and anxious for trial
The defence will contend that the rccog
Missed constitutional doctrine, North anC
South, previous to the war, taught that al
lcgiancc was due first to a State, it having
the immediate control of the citizens life
and property, and that unfaithfulness tt
it involved the loss Of both.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

'THURsDAY, October 3, 1867.
ALc0aoL-s4.5 so ~ gallon.
ALE.-scotch, best brands, p!nts, SO u dozen;
quarts, rs.
Bacon. : Shoulders, l5illsc.; ribbed sides,
E!Ml3c. clear ribbed sides, l'!Wls!c.; Virginia
hog round l7Gtl'c; Virginia hams. lsll?oc. can.
vass hams, 22Ql?3c. plain hams, zoe.
BuTTgK.-Pr!me, 3ol9;5c. !; inferior, 2oGl25c.
BAGs.-Grain: Union, 3sc.; National. CSC. ex-
ira Burlap, Csc; common Burap, roc; English
linen, hand made, 10, 45Gg5oc.; Andrews CO4hin,
t0c.
BRASDY.-French, slo@sl3; apple, 1925 Phila-
delphia, 81. 4c@s2.75; peach, ~.
BHooas.-Thrss strings, $3.50; four strings,
small 81 large, $3.50; i've strings, $3.50. Rich
mond made brooms two strings, sl.75(5s2; three
strings, se.259sa.25; four strings, S34s4.
| BROOM STRAw.-6c. u h.
BrcEgrs.-Psinted, two hoops, S:.75; three
hoops, 1925.
BREsWA1.-36lI3sc. ~ n.
CoycgsrgArEr LYg.-slo3Gls3 % dozen by the
| case.
CgMEsr.-*24o042.s "a barrel; James river,
81 254$?.37..
CONTEMPORARIES. FRUITS, ac.-Candy. stick.
CSC q D. fancy. 309l7sc. Raisins-bunch, - 80 !
! layers, IS "A box. Figs, soc. II D. Lemons,
So q box. Almonds, a5IS0c. " b.
| C5gy.-See Corn Exchange report.
| COIN MEAL.-City mllIs, boltsd, Sl.aoi country
mills Sl.23ITlso
| CHggsg.-No rthern and Western, prime cutting,
l.c.; common, l?1l5c.; English dairy, 2?I2sc.
CoYYEg.-Rio, 2!g:Ic. Laguayra, 271G2ac.
| Java, 3:lgl0c.
| CAyDLgs.-Adamantine, light weight, FAC
2oic ; full weight, 24y25c. tallow, l5c.
CoTTos CAHDs.-S74S3 q dozen wool cards
ss.so4s.
COTTON YAgss.-From No. sto No. II, - 100
4? % Manchester, S?.?5; Leaksv!lie. $40
DRY GooDs.-No change TO note since last re.
| port.
DRUGS AND DYgsTUPPs.-Alum, &C.; eoppsras
&c. madden. l5c.: indigo. Sl5oGlSl. 60 ; cochineal
sl.759s2 81 b.; extract loswood. l'c; sup. earb
coda. .469c.: buestons l5c.
EGGs .-2O0?3c. % dozen.
FLorR.-Supsrtne, SlO.25 extra, sl.2s family
SlaMsl3 so.
FlaH.-Hsrrings, Halifax, s54*5.so y barrel
North Carolina S. osllSo so q barrel for No l.
for No. ., and s5.5ol93a r. halt-barrel for No.
roe herr!nss. Mackere. No. l. $40 No. Tin bar
relsJ SD No. 3 (in barrels, sl2 No. Tin kits
~. 1898; No. lin kits), S2.2SGS?.5o; No. .
81. l5(sS2..5. Mess shad, in kits. sa
FgED.-Oa,s. 55Gl57ic. % bushel. shipstng. fror
tho n!l, 75c. q brshel. Browns,uF, from =.
mill. Sc. q bushel. Whea, bran. soc. Co.
bran, CSC.
FgErlLlzEAs.-PeruT!an guano So. solIfoo
ton. cash Pacific guano, $40 u ton; hour OF bone
so = ton Ph~nix Suano, $50 u ton Bradley
su1eIphos plate ofl!me, sos; Sea Fowl Guano' 80
bone dust, $50 % ton James River manipulate
guano. regular preparation, $40; James river III"
nipulated guano. special PREPARATION s'V an.
EiTer ground Peruvian, $50 q Ton "!1'o"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The bodies
of Mrs. Surratt, J. W. Booth, Captain
Wirz, Atzerodt, Payne, and others, have
been removed secretly, by order of the
War Department, and buried in trench
in Warehouse No. l. The removal was
necessary to make room for the contem.
plated Improvements in the prison.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 81 100000.
Hon. Edmund Cooper, Of Tennessee, has
been appointed to the post Of private secre
tary to the President.
A court-martial is about to be convened
at Vicksburg to try General kautz.
General Forsyth has been relieved from
duty as inspector of the fifth distrist.
The Honolulu Legislature has passed
and the King has signed treaty with the
United States.
Colonel Messmore, on being requested t.
resign, has asked fifteen days time. The
request has been refused.
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From Italy.

FLORENCE, October 2-E'uening.-The
Rebels have taken Aquapendente. The
Pope's soldiers asked aid of Victor En-
manuel, who refused to furnish them
The revolt is supposed to be serious, and
it is thought the refusal to furnish troops
may lead to trouble with France.
LONDON, October 2-Midnight.-Th re-
ports from Italy are startling. A Florence
dispatch says the Eiterbo outbreak is
quelled. Orvito had been captured by the
insurgents, who are holding all the roads
leading to it.
The Pope's commander had demanded
assistance from Italy, which was refused
Tho revolt is undoubtedly serious and
alarming, and there arc apprehensions Of
the interruption of friendly relations be.
tween France and Italy.
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REV. w. J. PETTlGREw.-We learn
that the Christian church, on the corner
of Seventeenth and Olive streets, one OF
the most beautiful and eligible sites in the
city, has succeeded in securing the ser
vices of minister of no ordinary ability
This is tho Rev. William j. Pettigrcw, a
gentleman well spoken of by the religious
papers Of his Church, and once resident
of our State. He is regarded as a ripe
and finished scholar, torclble and chaste
speaker, and strong and argumentatlvc
rcasoner. Such mcn are always an acqul-
sition to any community, and We congratu,
late that religious community on having
secured the labors of a minister 50 highly
spoken of.-St. Louis Democrat.
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EIcctinG ColorCd Men.

A. the meeting in Charlottesville which
dominated Judge EIvEs and JAMES TAY-
,aR fcolorcd) for The Convention, FAIR
r,> TAYLOR (colorcd) presided, and john
woap, Esq, acted rs secretary. We per
cr.vc in the Chronicles report OF the pro
crc6turS shat there was some objection
among The Radicals, both white and black,
~ The clcct;nC Of a negro to any Office at
.hc p~cscnt time; but The meeting was Of
different opinion, and nominated TAY-
,rg lv a thrccfourthS vote. Mr.. PooKE,
an cx.Tcdcral officer, from Gordonsvllc,
recently nominated by the colorcd pco-
.,e Of Orange for the Convention, ad-
dressed the meeting:
IT.. told them he was from Ohio, where
,,. STATE election would hc held in few
laws. He said Ii" conlGct Of the colorcd
,..,.,ra At the South would have great in
a.rrrc on the elections al the North ::
ia, The Democratic party was opposed to
,.a-~o suffrage, and If convention like
Ill, >houlI throw overheard man like
r...ce RiycS, a Republican, 1t would be
g>cl against the Republican party and the
ra,ared people. He therefore urged them
,-namiuatc Judge RiycS.
Fairfax Taylor earnestly opposed the
~ominatica Of colorcd man, making a
speech! which evidently impressed the au-
d.eace. He said that the colorcd man who
l.. been pat in nomination was his son );
lr,t thl. he was too deeply impressed with
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The loss by the fire on SarSent'S wharf,
Boston, was much greater than was at first
reported. The burned buildings included
the house occupied by the Boston LinSeed
OH Company, whose loss, with the build
ing, will reach 100000 also, the build
ins occupied by the Bay State Sugar he
tnerv. The latter establishment was
owned by Messcr s Tillotson, and con-
tanned large quantity Of sugar and valu-
able machinery, the loss on which is eStl,
mated at $l50,000. The total loss VIII
probably reach $250,000, which IS mostly
covered by insurance.
At the Presbytcry OF the Potomac, the
other day, letter from Rev. Mr.. camp
he'll late of Seventh-strcet church, wash
inp,on, asking to be dismissed to the Pres;
byterv of Nashville, Tenn, was read an a
transfer ordered. We trust Mr.. Campocli
will not carry his politics with him.
A dispatch to the New lork 1Ine$
states that J. Francisco ChaVls, the ne
publican candidate for delegate 10 ln'
Fortieth Congress from the Territory o
New Mexico, telegraphs to his friends II
this city that he has been elected Oy
small majority.
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Resistance TO Revenue Officers

PuILADEL pHIA, October 3.-The rcve-
nue. officers made descent on the illici,
stills in the Port Richmond suburbs Of the
city this morning. They were driven off
but returned reinforced, and were remov.
ing the apparatus of the stills, when they
were again attacked and driven off. Pts
tolls and dirl;s were used, and deputy
United States marshal received six seri
Gus wounds. Thomas Lanier, one o
the rioters, was shot in the head, and scve
raj others were injured.
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"a yhjskcy Riot ut Richmond, Pa.

WAsllINGTON, October I.-Tht Internal
Revenue Office received information tins
morning from tho officers of the h'th oiS-
,rict of PENNSYLVANIA that extensive frauds
in distiliing whiskey had been discovered
at Richmond, in that State, and that an
effort was made to seize and suppress the
establishment, but had been unsuccessful,
the officers being met by very large oouy
Of men, and forced to retire. The revenue
board tclcgraphed here, and asked that
military assistance be given them, but inc
Secretary of the Treasury, deeming civil
authority sufficient, telcgraphcd them to
that effect Measures have been taken TO
SUPPRESS the establishment, but further
irnnhln is Anticipated.
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quiet at &c. Turpentinc, 5s85s15c. Ro-
sin strong at 1884.
Stocks dull. Governments quiet and
weak. Money active at per cent. Gold
very strong, 145 asked, and l447s bid
5-2O's, 'G2, coupons, ll2I. Virginia G's,
new issue, 46.
New YORK, October 3-P. M.-Cottor
heavy and declined re-; sales Of ,4OC
bales at 2lbc. Flour active; State, 1871;
asll; southern, s1O.75@sl4.5o. Wheat
buoyant; No. l, s2.4O; No. 2, S2.3l
white Michigan, SO. Corn dull and de
clining; western mixed, sl.29gsl.33. Dat:
active; western, I5G761ac. Provision:
easier. Mess pork, $3.50. Sugar hrm
Porto Rico, 1902 1ac.; Muscovado, =.
@12Lc. Other groceries dull. Nava
stores steady and unchanged. Freight:
steady.
Stocks unsettled, owing to the European
rumors and tightness of the money mar
ket. Money active at per cent. Go
vernments very weak; 5-20's, '62, cou.
pons, 1ll7.9ll2. Gold closed at l455s
Tennessee 6's, new issue, 621s; Virgins
6's, new issue, 46. Sterling, lO99l09ls.
BALTIMORE, October 3.-Flour firmer
city mills supertine, $3.50. Wheat strong
prime to choice white, s2.75GS2.s5 red
50 .6OGS2.65. Corn and oats steady. Rye
firm. Provisions quiet. Mess pork, S24.5O
| Cotton tirmer sales of 90 bales to arrive
at &c. for Georgia middling.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-Flour firm
but not active. Corn firmer; No. mix
ed, 95G96c. Whiskey in good demand
Provisions tirmer and in fair demand
Clear sides, lSc.; clear rib, l7c., bu
holders are asking higher; shoulders hclt
at lac. Lard firm at 1896.
WILMINGTON, n. c., October 3.-Spirit
turpentine steady at SIC. Rosin quiet a
33.l2 1aGs4.50 for common to pale.
CHARLESTON, October 3.-Cotton activ,
and frmer; sales, $50 bales receipts
920 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, October g. Cotton
opened at l731c. for middling, but CLOSED
at l7c.; sales, 1t5 bales; receipts, 54
bales. The great scarcity of money re
stricts sales.
SAVANNAH, October 3.-Cotton opened
| Will du lCelHc uCiuiINl Dub SIoSSu uuil
middling, T19c.; sales, sos bales; re
ceipts, l 900 bales; receipts for the week
1926 bales; exports, 5,2i3 bales; stock
3,Sl5; total receipts to date, 1886.
MOBILE, October 3.-Cotton closed quie
at lSc. for middling; sales, 500 bales re
ccipts, 654; exports, $50.
New ORLEANS, October 3.-Cotton cas-
and unchanged; low middling, lS9lSlac.
sales, 400 bales; receipts, AZ. Gold, Ia
LONDON, October 2-Evcning.-Consol
OH; United States bonds, -.
LIVERPOOL, October p P. M.-Cotto
dull and declined IL since opening; mic
ding uplands, So; Orleans, S1s.
EUning.-Cotton steady and nor
doing-salcs, $1,000 bales. Breadstui
firm. Corn, As. Cd. Wheat very firm
Common rosin advanced to SIS. Cd. Othe
articles unchanged.
FRASKroRT, October 2.-Unted State
bonds, 7416.
PARIS, October 2.-The Boursc is irmc
and rcntcs have advanced.
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An IMrrDENT ROTBER.-In Chicago, the
other day, as a wealthy lady was attempt
ing to step upon strcct-car, man step
ped on the platform Immediately III front
Of her, another being close behind. The
conductor at the time was inside the car
collecting fares, and the rear platform was
vacant. The first man quietly closed the
car door, and then, by a rapid and skilf'ul
movement, he fastened his hands upon her
throat and threw her upon the railing.
His accomplish rihcd her pockets in Il
seconds time, secured her wallet, contain
ing $1,000, lcapcd from the platform, and
disappeared. SO rapidly was the affair
accomplished that it failed to attract at
tcntion from passers-by in the street. But
gentleman sitting in the rear portion OF
the car gave the alarm, and general rush
was made by the conductor and male pas
scngcrs to the rear of the platform. The
villain had released his hold Of the terri
fled lady, and was lcaping from tho car
when no was cOllarcd by two gentlemen
who, after desperate struggle, succeeded
in taking him into the car.
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The Election I'm LOUisinna--The Con
xcufInY, H,rubu.,Iy Called.

New ORLEANS, October 3.-The Repb-
Hcan has returns from twelve parishes, in
GLIDING Orleans, giving a total vote of
2S,6Sl, and majority Of l,GlS of the re-
gistercd voters. In every parish heard
from a majority of the registered voters
voted, and nearly every one of the re-
manning thirty-six parishes will poll ma
jority Of the registered voters.
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The naiI Service South.

WAsHISGToS, October 3.-Thc con-
tracts with the southern railroad and
steamboat companies for the transporta-
ton of the mails throughout the South,
which were entered into by the Postmas-
ter General on the lst OF January last, are
all being satisfactorily carried out. Re.
turns received from the first quarter up to
September show that the work is being
faithfully performed.
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Alabama EIectiOn-C0nventi Car
ricd.

MOBILE, October 3.-Thc total vote of
Mobile county is 1868, of which IL are
white. Nearly all the votes cast are for
the convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA., October 3.-Tho
returns for two days voting, from fifteen
counties, in which the number of regis
tered voters is Gl,4O0, show that 34,3GC
votes have been cast, being 5000 more
than is required to make Il majority of one,
al
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Yellow Fever Mortality.

New ORLEANS, October 3.-Thc deaths
from yellow fever yesterday were tifty-six.
The Howard Association is now rendering
assistance to eight hundred families ave-
raging three cases of fever in each.
MOBILE, October NO deaths here
from yellow fever to-day.
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What will the President do if Congress
tries to suspend him pending impeach-
ment Here is the answer his organ gives
I" In respect to what the President would
do if approached in either of these direc-
tons we have not thought it worth while
to consider, but naturally suppose that he
would not willingly submit to the degrade
ton Of the Executive Office thus, however
he might feel disposed to make any per-
sonal sacrifice to maintain public har-
y."-National hrteUgencer.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, October 3.

OFFEKISGs.-I Ih.nt-White, 2,li6 bushels
red, GA bushels. torri-White, TGG bushels
yellow, Isl bushels mixed, 800 bushels. OTIS
j2i bushels. Ry.--7li bushels.
SALEs.- Ish.nt-Whit", l,i20 bushels, da
mayed 10 prime and choice tor seed, -, lo1
- - }@NIS2 90; i;is bushels on private terms
red, 3lo bushels inferior 10 prime, 81 .l0US2 III
C"r,l-White, as bushels go new at 9oc. }, sl2
m$l 80; yellow, l6i bushels, l.2i6L:l 30: mix
| ed, Zoo bushels on prlvat" terms. rnfS-22
bushels, jtMj7Ec: Eys-474 bushels, Sl.3o.
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IOHN n. TYLER n CO.. successor.

John II. TYLER Il CO., successors
y to Mitchell & Tyler, 1919 Main street, Rick
mond, Va, respectfully call aitsn.ion 70 h sp
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JBWELKY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILVER.
and STEEL SPECTACLgS and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class Of goods In the country
es TO quality and which they Will sell a. prices ~
low as In any other regular house north or south.
Their present stock Is we'll selected And very COM
plo.e, and .consists Of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept IN nrst class Jew
s s5 sdding new goods. They con eon,inus, ~
heretofore to order direct from the factories what
aver articles their customers may desire, and ~
TIT shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWELRi OF
svsry description made 10 order. WATCH hh.
PAIRlNd done In the very best manner y ~
most experienced vatchmAksrs In the Soanry
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YELLOW FEVER AT MAEION.-Gencral
Wilcox received telegram from Marion,
Smythc county, yesterday, stating that an
officer lately arrived from New Orleans
had been attacked with a disorder be-
licved to be yellow fevcr.-LylclSJry Re
nnLIicnn 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04

THE WAR OFFICE.-Rumors ola change
in the War Office have been floating for the
past few days, connecting the names OF
General +. z. Blair, Jr., and Tom Ewing
ST., with the position. 1t is stated posi-
lively that the appointment will not be
given to General Stcadman, and the
friends of the Administration are again
offering wagcrs that General Grant will be
onsted within ten days.-ForneyS C'uoni
r1p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04

Coal IN RUSSIAN AMERICA.-W. t. Bal
lou, of San Francisco, on the eth of Sep
tcmber wrote to the Secretary OF State
that by vessel from zodiac he had re-
ceivcd a letter from Messrs. y. u.
Marsh, stating that they had discovered in
Russian America u seam Of pure anthra-
cite coal over thirty feet deep, and had
traced it for mile, near good harbor,
where there was an abundance OF oak and
fir timber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04
United States Court Processes UnOb.
sfructeI I'm North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. G., October 3.-Coloncl
Frank, commandant of this post, has re-
ceivcd instructions from General Candy
to no longer oppose the enforcement of
civil processes issued from the United
States Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04
Advance I'm Gold.

New YORK, October ga. M.-Gold has
advanced to l45, owing to European news
having been received by private parties OF
decline in American securities in Lon
don, and that trouble in Europe appears
to he imminent