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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-12

A VETERAN HUNTER.-General Leslie
Coombs, of Kentucky, the compeer of Clay,
Webster, and Crittenden, and the COM
panion of Presidents Harrison and Tyler,
went out hunting the other night, and cap
tured three oposSums and coon. Ihe
old gentleman is described to be as straight
as an arrow, hale and hearty, and looks. as
if he might live for twenty years to come.
He has not an unsound tooth or gray hair
in his head, and never carries cane.
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ANOTHER STRIKE.-The laborers in the
employ of the contractors for deepening
the Illinois and Michigan canal, working
about twenty-five miles from Chicago,
some four hundred in number, recently
struck for higher wages, and refused to 60
to work unless their demand was recog-
,nized. They have been getting Sl.75 per
day, and demand So. The contractors re-
fused to yield to the demand, and are now
filling the places of the strikers with new
men at $1.75 per day.
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HYPocRITEs ALL.-If the question was
submitted to the people Of New York as
to whether the negroes of thu South
should be allowed to vote for the purpose
OF overcoming the rebel majority down
there, l have no doubt they vi uld de-
clare by majority Of more tb an fifty
thousand that they were in ia Ior of it;
first, for the protection of the negroes
themselves; and secondly, for tho public
safety.-Senator Morgan, of Indiana.
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Tho Great Political Revelation at the
North

PrrTsBuRG, Pa, December 1.-THE
Labor Reform and Peoples candidates for
mayor, treasurer, comptroller, and city
attorney, were elected yesterday bver the
regular Republican eicket by an average
majority of 5000. This unprecedented
result causes great excitement.
MANCHESTER, N. H., December H.
Clark, the Republican incumbent of the
mayoralty, was yesterday beaten by James
W. Weston (Democrat) by over 300 ma
iority.
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Explosion and Loss of Life.

WHEELING, W. VA, December 1O.-A
locomotive boiler exploded this morning at
Glover's Gap, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near this city, resulting in the
instant death of the conductor and engi-
neer and another employe of the road. A
foreman in the shop in this city, named
Shafer, died from injuries received.
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moved that committee Of Ave be appoint
ed for business purposes; which motion
was adopted, and the following committees
appointed:
Commission Merchants Messrs. Per.
rim, Of Ohio; Cummings, Of New York /;
McIlvain, Of Kentucky; Creighton, of
Maryland; Caldwell, Of Ohio; Dorm. of
kentucky; Heinrichshofen, of Missouri /;
Mccoy, Of New York; and o. W. De
Long, of New York.
Distillers.-Messrs. Sortwell, of Massa-
chusetts; Blaisdell, Of New York: Har-
ries, of Ohio; Curtis, of Illinois; Gibson
Of Ohio; Ennis, of New York; Emmett,
OF OHIO; Leech, Of Pennsylvania; Smith,
of Virginia; and Martin, Of Maryland.
- Neutrality-suspicious.. Murphy, of Ohio;
Hoffman, Of New York; Hunt, of Massa-
chusetts; Kerr, of New York; Simpkins.
OF Missouri and Sailer, of Pennsylvania.
Inc Convention then adjourned to meet
at an ~ NJ Washington Chronicle,
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Accident On the Richmond and Pc.
tersburg acknowledgement OF 8
WALLACE.

ASShuCuD VA Gho 1h1Chhehu huN Il z.
tersburg acknowledgement OF q
LocOmotive-One Man Killed-An-
other Severely Wounded.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHESTER, VA, December 11-9% P. NJ.
At twenty-five minutes past O'Clock this
evening the boiler of the engine "Hen-
rico," attached to the 4.3O accommodation
and freight train from Richmond to Peters
burg, exploded from an unknown cause.
Richard Norris, the engineer, wasinstantly
killed, and the negro fireman, Jim Mason,
severely wounded. The accident occur
red at Halfway station, about eleven and a
half miles from Richmond.
The train north was detained but q
short time.
Mr.. Norris leaves wife and two chill
dren in your city. B.
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United States Court az RaIefgh-Pe-
titfOn for "Nixed" Manieipal


Board.
RALEIGH, N. c., December 1.-THE
United States Circuit Court continues in
session here. The suits brought against
the stockholders of the old banks by the
noteholders have not been determined.
Judgments for about 100000 have been
given in various suits in this court during
its session. Judge Barnes opened special
session of the Supreme Court for Wake
county to-day.
1t is understood that General Candy has
been appealed to to appoint new munich
pal board for the city nominated bya ne
gro Radical meeting. Three negroes are
named in it. The ticket is secuted by
nineteen-twentieths of the property
holders of the city. The two most respect
able men named refuse to serve if ap-
pointed.
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NEW PLOU G 81 Farmers and
IN others attending the conventions are invited
to call and examine new DoUBLE-BstA CBN-
TIRE DRAUGhT PLOUGH which l have just
completed, and which think will superc eide ii
other plouehs in foul and heavy following.
think Il cannot be eloggsd or choked IN any ordi.
nary ploughipg. p. Il. STAKE,
d. 13-2t No. laao d ain street.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 10, 1857.

hlCASOSD, NOFoulptf 10, Ao0's
GMITH VS.. MCMILLAN AND AIS.
y IN RICHMOND HUSTIHGS COURT.
The following is an extract from the decree
entered In this cause on the I'd day Of November,
1857; 49,, -.
that this be, and the same is hereby, referred
to Thomas J. Evans, Esq, one Of the commission
ers OF this court, to audit state, and settle the
said complainant, John Smith and said James
q Mcmillan, 10 the bill and proceedings men
ALTO TO rep IePof , an 5a sa oF s sha
planant and said Mcmillan, showing to whom the
same are coming and the amounts thereof; and
also the amount OF advaDcsmsnts OF money and
other property made by the complainant to said
firm Of Smith & Mcmillan. And also to report the
amount due thu complainant and the several joint
creditors OF the firm OF smith Il Mcmillan. II any,
which have priority over the separate creditors Of
the said McMillan or OF the said complainant, and
rate creditors paid. nd any Of the parties may
be examined on oath upon interfogatories to be
By hs saa P
possession or under the control Of said complain
ant or McMillan. or Of either, and needed by the
prod uced before him. And the said comm .,sioner
shall give due notice OF his proceedings ID ia To
tx a persmptory day, and give notice Thereof by
! weeks successively In some newspaper pub 1sh ed
In the city OF Richmond. for all persons having
and said Mcmillan to come. in and prove the same
before him by the day so appointed and sneh o.
them as shall not so come in and prove 70 cir clals
shall be excluded from the benefit Of this decree.
| And the commissioner is directed to make his re-
| port in the premises with all convsnient speed
| together with any thing deemed pertinent by him
self. or specially required by either OF the
The parties interested are hereby mott fed that
| have fixed on MONDAY the zsd day OF Decs mber,
1857 at o. clock A. NJ, as the time, and my ONCE
no. $40 Franklin street In the city Of Richmond
| as the place to take the accounts and proof Of
debts menti oned in the foregoing decree at which
time and place, all persons and parties Will attend
with the books, papers, and accounts necessary t
| enable me TO execute the said decree.
| THOMAS J. EVANS,
| no 2l-Th4w Commissioner.
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WHEELING, VA, December ia loco
motive exploded near this city yesterday
killing three men.
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DoUQUET D,oRLEANs1,, &c: Or -. * 81.
~ b10ppnnggHME dacidodly the best now IN use,
stnrs and for sale Wholesale and retail Dy
Ia S'oie "AN BLUNT g. MOSELEY, drugglsr.
80, 1874 Main, near Fourteenth street,
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roo.,o, ,,r a Railroad President.

NEW YORK, December ll.-Cornelius
Vanderbilt was elected President and
Samuel Torrance Vice-President OF the
New York Central railroad to-day.
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rAMES MAOHIR HOGE. ATT0R-
d NEY Ar Law and NOTARY PUBLlC, RiSh,
ond Va will practice In a.! Inc nn SGSrs BsnR
rnp,ey causes attended 70: and particular anen
tinn maid to coll ections Office over Natlonal oahA
of Virginia. Address post Office box so 10 n Am
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COMMANDMENTS OFFICE, !

COMMIBs1ONERB UFF1CB,f
RICHMOND. December 3, 1857. !
The parties interested In the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that l have fixed FRIDAY,
January 10, 1885, as the time, and my ofce, In the
city OF Richmond, as the place, for executing the
duties therein required Of me as Commissioner In
Chancery OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico county.
at which time and place thsy are required to at
tend with the necessary evidence to enable me to
do 30.
Given under my hand the day and year ars,
aforesaid. J. 81. SANDS,
d.5-Th4w Commissioner in Chancery.
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WOOD D1sTRIBUTIoN.-The City

w Council having authorized the purchase Of
wood for disrib amongst the poor OF the
city. applicants will be required to produce the
tricts. Visitors are requested not to give certh-
Gates 10 any but the most nssdy, and TO ascertai
by personal visitation the condition Of all asking
for aid
Tickets can be obtained at the Office OF the
weighma.tsr OF hay scales at Second Market
from to o'clock.
The names Of the visitors and the boundaries Of
their districts are hereto annexed.
GEO. K. CKUTCHFIELD,
Chairman Committee on Fuel,
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Court Orders.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
4 COUNTY OF HENRICO November g. 1857


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
l. COUNTY OF HENRIC0, November 9. 1857,
Nat Tyler Plaintiff
P. w. Grubbs and A. D Williams, trustees,
Thomas NJ. Saunders, N. ]. Minus and George
w nlnnlH.. ..UsloDddntS
This cause came on this day to be heard. etc
And the Court doth further adiudge,
order, and decree, that the papers In this cause
be referred 10 one Of the commissioners Of this
court, who is hereby directed to take an account
Of what debts were due and owing from the said
George w. MINIS on the 3tth day Of March 1855,
the date OF the record Of the deed from said Min.
mis- to Thomas 81. Saunders, trustee /; and before
taking such account the said &C Inmlssioner Is
hereby directed to publish notice Of the time nd
place of taking the same for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published In the city Of
Richmond. which notice snail be in lieu OF per-
sOnal service on the several parties In this suit /;
and the said commissioner is directed to report his
proceedings hereunder to the court, with any mat
tsrs specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
or required by any party to be DO stated.
A copy-Teste:
TEMPLE Elicit, Clerk
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CO71fectIOWerSeS.

ITO, FOR THE TEMPLE OF FANCY.
III CHRISTMAS Is COMING.
TOYS AT COST THIS SEASON.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
snd the public generally that he has laid in the
largest and most varied assortment OF Fancy Ar
tcles, Toys, Confectione cries, Fruits foreign and
domestic Candies all of which will be sold veIy
low 10 suit the times. JOHN DOES,
Temple Of Fancy,
No. 7l3 Main street, between Seventh and Bighth.s
ds l9-lw
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Educational.

MISS IDA STEIN intends giving
LESSONS ON THE PIANO.
Inquire at Mr.. Davtes's Music Store, Main street,
or at her residence, No. los Marshall, between
First and Second streets. do 9-2ws
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CHRISTMAS RISTMA ASH!
" Newark Cider, Cooking Wine, old Jamaica
Rum, Cox's Sparkling Gelatins, Layer Raisins,
Gitron, Currants, Papershell Almonds, &c.
HUMIDITY TATUM,
DEF 62S Broad street.
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TRUSSES, TRUSsES.-I have Just
l. received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best tyuRs In use for retention and radical cure
of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
POTTER. JOHN w: RlsoE prnggistr
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Drugs, Medicines, dc.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-T0 THOSE IN
y WANT OF ANYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN
DRUG ST0RES.-From and after this date ] have
determined to reduce the price OF all
MEDICINES, DRUGS. &c.,
kept by me-. Doctors' prescriptions at LEASE
TWENTY. FlvRPBR CE VT. L gss THAN USUAL.
A full assortment Of rare a
CHEMICALS. DRUGS, &C.. just received.
No extra charge for medicine put mp at night
JOHN w. FRAYSER,
Jpothscary and Druggist,
de 12-ThS2t Broad street near Central depot.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED-BENS
DON-a specific for Rinsworn, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch Ulcers, and all srnptions OF the sktn,
warranted to cure or no pay Try Il, and II Ii
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money viii be refunded
by BLUNT 1oSELkY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
eu7a Richmond Va.
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THO PHYSICIANS.
l. Narcsin, Caffsin, Digatalin,
Atropia, Cubebin,
Valerianate Of Morphia,
Narcotin PropylaMin, -f ar
Chlor. Propylanin, Leptandrin,
PodophyIlin, Napthalin, Vsratria,
Valeranate OF Zinc, ga.
Valerianats Of Iron,
Quinia, Acct. Quinta, Valerianate Of Quinia,
Muriats OF Quinis, Fsrrocyanide OF Quinia
AIsentats OF Quinia,
Quinidia, Sulph. Cinohona,
Iodine, Bromine, &c,
for use In prescriptions, ard for sale by
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
ocN SIS Broad street.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION ~
Y FOB THE PEOPLE
How to cure a ooush-use the soLAC8 COUGH
DROPS.
Row to cure ehills and fever-use "AGUE CON.
QUER0R."
How to cure itch-use BELGIAN ITCH LOTION
How to cure piles-use the MEXICAN FILE
REMEDY. L--
How to cure rheumatism-use F." RHEUMATIC
LOTION"
,where to get any one or all Of the shove vaiu'
''A' AA'NA'' WOOD & SOUS Pharmacy,
de le.eodey Fifth and Marshall streets.
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Bakeries.

4
ERESH ARRIVAL.
F SODA CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
S MsTss and Gnh ris.s1c CRACKERS,
CRACKER DUST,
with many other varieties, at LoWEB PElCEs
GROk6k EUSK Eli, agent,
delo-st 10. q Governor street.
m e. GILL'S LARGE BREAD AND
FANCY CAKE BAKERY,
No. $50 Broad. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
BREAD,
! CRACKERS.
OF all kinds manufactured every day Of the best
material.
Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices.
no3o T. z. GILL, No. $50 Broad street.
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None genuine without nv signature. -
T. & BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
L. B. THOMAS, o. A. STRECKER, and 3. @.
HUDNUT, Church Hill. oc N-3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

New YoRK, Aug. l9.-The steamer
Raleigh, from Havana on the 14th, has
arrived.
It is asserted that many seditious ex-
pressious were heard at the tate riot at
Matanzas.
r. A soldier was executed by garrote at
Havana on the l3tn.
The necessary funds will shortly be
placed at the disposal of the Spanish
Minister at Washington, to pay the In
terest of the Spanish scrip held by ciIi-
zens OF the United States.
Sugar Is dull and unchanged.
Advices from st. Kits confirm the
| Basseterre. The public buildings not
being Ia the centre of the town miracu-
| Iously escaped, but not single store re-
mains, and only fifteen respectable
| buildings are len standing. The value
OF the property destroyed was &3oo, 600,
of which only ESQ, 600 was insured.
The Austrian bark, Neiman, arrived
at Barbados with four hundred and
| thirty coolies. They shortly became
mutiuous, and Captain Beckwith arm
| ed his crew and caused several volleys
| to be fred into them, by which there
we're three killed, several wounded
and the rest driven below; when they
set fire to the vessel, expecting the crew
to follow to extinguIsh the flames,
| when they would have murdered them,
| But the Captain had all the matches shut
and water poured down one OF the
ventilators, which raised such a steam
aud smoke that the coolies soon volun-
teered aud put out The fire themselves
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New York News.

NEW York, August l9.-The corner
stone OF the German Roman Catholic
Church, Pitt street, was laid yesterday
by Archbishop. McClosky, with I'm
posing ceremonies.
It seems that the body of ex- Governor
Wright has not gone TO Indiana, but
the funeral services will be held here
There were three cases of cholera to-
day, of which one was fatal.
Dan. Noble, a well known sporting
man, was arrested at Elmira. charged
with having received 5000. 900 of the
bonds stolen from the Royal Insurance
Company, last December, the accused
having one of the most splendid home
steads in the State.
Several companies of colored troops
have organized 10 this city, with the
purpose of ultimately forming a TeRi-
ment, to be attached to the National
Guard.
Judge Blatchford, to. day, in a case
a debt from the deialcation OF debtor,
while acting In a fiduclary, capacity,
could not be discharged by any pro-
ceedings In bankruptcy.
Mrs. Benz. Wood died Saturday OF
disease of the heart.
Three Germans named Fritz Young,
WIN. Etfleld and VIM. Weiser, lost
their lives in a mash tub in distillery
to day.
A boiler of the steamer, Palisade, Ia
den with excursionists, exploded on
Sunday morning while at the wharf.
No lives lost.
J., between two men who had q quar-
rel about woman,- said to be the
daughter of a millionaire. Three shots
were fred at twenty PAGES, from which
nothing resulted serious.
The CooperstownI N. Y Republican
speaks dIscouragingly of the hop crop
thereabouts. 1t says in Chenango and
Broome counties many fields are en-
ilrely destroyed by lice, while others
promise not more than half a crop.
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The grape crop in this vicinity has
been more or less Injured within the
last few days, and the losses from
blight VIII be considerable in some
vineyards. The trouble is attributed to
too much humidity in the atmosphere,
arising from rains and our dense fogs.
Other localities seem to have suffered
still more. The Cleveland Leader fur
nishes bad news from some OF the lake
shore regions. We quote from Its re-
port as follows:
all parts of the country, We heard of
the large crop OF grapes expected this
fall, exceeding any yield since 1889.
But now report comes of the destruc-
ton of from one half to three quarters
OF the crop by the rot. The gainesville
Telegraph says that young man, just
from KeIley's Island, reports that on
Monday, the 9th, the vineyards of that
Island were in a fine condition, the
proprietors rejoicing in the abundance
of the crop and its exemption from
disease. But on Thursday, the same
persons were saddened by the sight OF
the rot, which had already marked for
destruction SO large a portion OF their
fruit, that some think they will lose
one-half of their crop, others three
fourths, and others still greater pro-
portion. Some think they will not
have grapes enough to pay for gather
ing.
This young man reports that Kelly's
Island will not yield more than "a quar-
ter of crop! This is sad news.
Whether The disease has made its ap-
pearance on the other Islands. he did
not know, having left soon after the dis
covery was made on the former.
A gentleman from Sandusky reports
that the vineyards around that city
were still in a healthy condition few
days ago.
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nnse Bah Tonrnament.

DETROIT, Aug. 1s.-The play this
morning at the tournament opened oy
game between the Victoria, OF Inger-
-soiI, G. W., and the Monitors Of St.
Johns, Michigan. The Canadians play
ed splendidly and won easily. They
take the first prize The third class
prize of a splendid silver tobacco bar
rel, for throwing a bail the greatest dis
tance, was won by Porter OF the lonia
Club; distance, 293S feet. A ball was
a afterwards thrown by Hinchman ofthe
Detroit Club, 3l2 feet, two inchesj but
the latter club do not compete for prizes,
This afternoon a second class game
was played between the Ann Arbor
Seniors and the Battle Creek Climb
which was won by the Ann Arbor by
46 10 81. Weather continues hne.
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BY THE GABLE.
AdvfOes to the 18th of August


LISBON, PORTUGAL, August ls.-Th'
mail steamer from Rio JaneIro has ar
rived. She brings the intelligence tina
the allied army has commenced tbs
long expected flank movement on Para
quay by the upper Parana.
VIENNA, August ls.-The Viennt
Gazette, the official organ of the Impe
rial Government, in leading editorial
upon the present prospective state o
affairs in Europe, says that an alliance
between Austria and France is possible
in5case treaty of alliance should be
made between Prussia andsthe Russian
Empire. g-vfrHa.-- BE- p
PARIS, August 1s.-Mr. Mccormick
having accepted an Invitation from the
Emperor Napoleon to give a private
exhibition, ofthe working of his Reap
ing Machine. trial was made last
week on the Emperor's farm. neal
Challons. The trial was a complete
success, and gave SO much satisfaction
to the Emperor that he immediately
gave orders for the purchase of three
of the machines for use on his private
farms, and earnestly expressed the in
tentiou of encouraging the adoption Of
the invention throughout France on
account of its great labor-saving pro-
perty, and said that he would set the
example by putting 1t into operation on
all the Imperial farms. Such distin-
guished attention as this has been
shown to no other foreign exhibitor,
and 1t is considered certain that to Mr..
Mccormick will be awarded the highest
honors OF the exhibition. THTE
LONDON, August observation-disclosures
firmer at 949s; q S. bonds 731zi Erie
firmer at 45H; Illinois, weak rs; Great
Western az.
LIVERPOOL, August l9-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet and steady. The storms have
abated; the weather is favorable for
crops; prices unaltered.
I ANTWERP, August 19-Noon.-Petro-
.leum 43f. --da
sALsBuRe, August 1s.-The Emper,
or and Empress of the French, the EN-
peror and Empress of Austria, and the
King OF Bavaria, have arrived in this
city, and met to-day at a grand state
dinner, given by Francis Joseph. NJ.
Rober, the French Minister of Foreign
affairs. and Baron Won Bnest, the Aus
trian Prime Minister, have also arrived.
A conference between the Sovereigns
takes place tomorrow. aa-
LONDON, August l9.-The steamer
Quaker City, from New York, with the
Holy Land excursionists, has arrived
at Constantinople.
ANTWERP, August I9.-To.day and
tomorrow are observed as holidays.
The Produce Market and Stock Ex-
change is closed.
LONDON, August l9.-Dispatches from
Bombay states that the crew of the
United States ship of War, Sacramento,
recently wrecked, will soon depart
from that port for the United States
in the ship General Garfield. -zTzy
LIVERPOOL, August ia vessel
which has arrived here reports that
they passed on the 2sth ultimo, little
schooner yacht, Jno. T. Ford. from
Baltimore 2sd day of June, for Paris.
All were well, and the little craft re-
quired no assistance.