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The GRAs. TRADE.-.sstt.1 Louis,. April
22.-The first direct shipment of wheat in
bulk from St! Louis Tor New York Uia New
Orleans. left yesterday The lot consists Of
$4,000 bushels offspring wheat. 80 S1I
a strong party is forming here in con-
nection with party In Liverpool TO ship
grain In bulk TO the. latter POINT. and open
direct import trade between the two cities.
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The CHICAGO -ELEcrfoS-The Chicago
Esps5Iiooa, Radical journal, thus appeal
Ell 10 the voters before the election: " -
The Democrats Of the Stase-indeed of
the whole c0untry-know full well the value
q the prestige which their triumph in the
banner Republican city Of the Union VIII
give them, no: only in the State but in the
national canvass. Compared with the New
hampshire and Connecticut elections, this
municipal election is estimated of the
greater Importance 10 them as it is. - ~.
This would indicate that the victory was
~ al unimporsant one. = So
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3 RRsARKABI IS Disc5yxRy ~ TrysEssEE.
The Chattaneoga Union esay q that Mr. .siEil-
iism sfapaess while digging recently IN 8
salt lckon his farm, a. few miles northeast
Of Kingston, Tenn, struck asaselid fine
stone rockzabout seEen feet below the sur sur
face. BE found in it wen about eight
inches in diameter, filed With very salt
water. After the discovery of 1 the well,
Mr. Staples prosecuted his Investigations,
and found to his surprise asIine Of .salt ket-
ties. The kettles were Of stoneware, made
OF the same material as thas used by the
Indians for their housewares such as plates.
dishes, etc. The kettles were broken, but
the curvature 2 indicated rthat they were
about three feet in. diameter, and ,Eere
about forty in number. "a most striking
fact connected with. this discovery, is. that
the kettles were found alta depth Of seven:
feet below the surface Of the ground. Grow
ing above them were trees-popIar and
oak-whieh we're evidently two centuries
old. ''&-SN ''asse .%s-sls''" sSf''S'.s'SA
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The New Haven Register says the bury
ing of the Ratchet by Genera, Grant and
General Butler is denied. The report arose
merely from casnal remark by the latter
that he would Like 10 bury Ratchet IN the
head OF the former, which is a very diff
fereht thing "when you come 10 look at ii. !"
Gratifying was the complete success. Of
the Tableanx on Tuesday evening 10 the
ladies who had inaugurated them. for the
benefit of the Society for the Liberal Edu-
cation of Southern Female Children. Bal
taaore Gazette. e4esss 15szsd' zsas1s =. -; e
Arkansas can beat the mammoth cave OF
Kentucky. 6 A subterranean recess, near
BentonYiIie has already been explored to a
distance of nine miles. and 1t is not known
how much further it extends ak z&azT
We have done co9aetsiing with the ne
groes.-AThere is no use in saying one word
more, Both sides are stripped for the fight:
The; plankis too narrow to hold ms both
one must get r 'iar tesriac C9.ronicss.
The Paris correspondent OF the Morning
Post writes ~ The rich, American. Mr..
Peabody, on leaving the Pope; left fse mil mt
lions of francs for the Ponti6cal treasury"
The Isthmus Of Panama has been de-
elared to be ina state of war for sixty days.
Rev. ". g.. Hughes, . Protestant chaplain
on the Isth1nus is dead sEsi - 20. (. s3s &.
Hon. James r. Wilson, of Iowa, chairman
Of The. House Judiciary Committee, has
written letter declining a denomination to
Congress gaaga1g X TafA {. Z.
Hon. Chauneey Jerome, of New Haven,
whose clocks have made his name known
worldwide, died on Monday, after 2 brief
illness, in the ssYenty-si1th year Of , hls age:
Bishop Hawkes., who died in st. Louis on
Sunday night, had been the Episcopal
Bishop of Missouri for twenty-five years
He Was born u Raleigh, ). C..<.r gl.si sra
4 soek of pigeons, covering a space. OF
twelve and aEhalf miles in length and fifty
feet in breadth, passed over Wellsylile,
Tioga county, Pa, one day last week 800
The able manner in-Khich the Tribune
NaY. has recent been calling Its pohti-
cal opponents e Liars rs. y : Minor Topics g,
Il8ssS. JUICE ~. ss.siss5 sa;. sssa Z. =
Governor Fenson has signed the Ere rail-
srosd blu, and fhe bate issue Of s u, COG, 900
Erie bonds has thus been IegaliSed - a,zs1z
Robert Toombs Is about to leave for Eu-.
rope to attend to an important law suit IN
which he IS interested. ...-asssf 6
One Years residence in the dominion of
Canada is to be made Sufficient for uatyl--
fall f-aIson pspfftfs d. gESE2sffig5 54ig y,
Mr.Wyatt Arnold died al, his residence.
in. CampbeM count !: o few days since, at,
.thesextreme old agsof ninsty-one gsaEs .ssls e
! The trialsof General Cole for the murder
of T.. H Hiscek has enceds AT Alhany.:
Passage for ~ aane EHsisSri fer Ruropei
insJane has already been engaged: -, !,
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/: A Rusa a 6s,,ss asp.--A
letter from lrsians,ss ssd lie ssh i'm
NJ Thai mn So Il d .,,,;s
gssntg passig stlrou;sk tftis 5ciivsum s iacis
way 81 the Fes sasM I'D oueenssoS 4, II
aanavt anexsnpled s 40 I'm, sea,ld
exceed hr bus y afiisnatnn oas tie svarioua
sharyess n heresehh he at1saF ants are embarked
ttr. seneeast1xn ss1id WHERE qup#agassiof
I ssOos pseple Will leave, this day and ID
morTow the rsiIroad rssnslinr from this
city to QdeenssoNS suddenly found :aheiir
resources xhss,ssesf, sand were Obliged to
nse hrst -caass afriiagss for the ase of fhe
emigranfs aatsassf hsts .aestass:sH 4, ssaiTts
- The aIl pefsading anxiety Of the poor
emigrants was for precedence in, this race
from their native land, he disappoint-
nent feite.at hope deferred In this respect
was en}y equalled ininsensny ~ che 1psas.
sionats grief which found yenea the tender
parting between the exiles and theis lraIa-I
tlres. The enigraats who LEFT eusenstooHHn
yesterday almost exclusively belonged To
the agricultural class, and had among t,iemrI
very fewarepreaeutstiyes OF extrene aye or
tender infancy.A What fine materials for
the Yankee waste slands, rfarmer, recruiting
sergeant ors miner will thesesi 500 asluit
persons make IN the next brush of COM
merce orfwarEEith Engiand.i'l q ny, fss.yy
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-, Alabama bin sleeps while the trial
;, in ;ryeaehn,eat goes on. Should , Mr
r,.an be convicted, Congress can pass
80. - Il Law itchooses 70 propose ior The
aas men, q Alabama, since, with Wade
s0'V, -. It's action, ssa;orisy vote is sslf-
s a me following article from the New
Rs..s'q,;s4sss indicates rhas Sort u 4 law
ral be enacted: .es - a, ! i S. 80 .
nnry .roE ALABANA.-Thsce plans are
VI. Cangress for dispcsing of Alabama.
SIX. s 10 admit the State, under tie
iG; as which recently received oyer
c - m votes, with the officers then elected.
- secgnd is TO Organize these otkcers into 8
-.-s,y;s;oual government under the new Com
,ss.,;,r. and wait until some means can be
s.s,S 70. carrying out that or some other
- .,t: by the vote Of the majority Of
-. rb,,,e people. The third Is to disregard
=. rte ;us; cast, and keep the State under
rn;,;,sry government. The last is a rebel
.-;prgph. The first is rebel defeat. The
s,,,.t is compromises satisfactory to
-.;,be1 marty, We prefert0 gire the Union
-. a Alabama triumph. They have
-. ,heir best. They have risged the en-
ny Of their employers, their property,
aid in many places their, lives, BIZ voting
- Cnn-ress. But the act was framed in
sch q ysy that the rebels had Only 10 pre- pre-
-. voting to defeat If. Every rebel who
saved away from the polls counted one
s-sinst II. Every Republican whom he
5-oye away counted two against it's Al
,ssrrk 10000 votes were cast for il, and
-a,s whatever againstit, it stands defeated,
=. by rebel votes, but by the. act Of Cen
r-sss. Which is better, 10 amend the law.
and order a new election under such law
tb.;i; only ten votes are cast. and SIX of
,seu are for it, it shall stand adopted, or to
limit the the State On the vote already cast 2
ADM; that the vote does not show that the
majority Of the people favor the proposed
Constitution. s7zE e - ss'ts 'isE'
Exactly ;he same majority would vote
sraias the Constitution of the United States
and the authority Of Congress. Congress
rejected the State once because it Has In the
banis Of the rebels. and It's Unionists were
dissatisfied. Shall it now reject the State
again because it Is in the hands Of the
Triau:sts and the rebel majority are dis
satisfied viii such course strengthen
the Union power IN Alabama VIII il
strengthen the respect Of anybody any
where, ;ar Congress Par from 1t. Let us
sd1;t the State underline newz Constitution
arst, AMI amend II af,erward, and thus vim
iicase the ways Of Congress to the Pebeis Of
alabama. #-3 81 a. S8fSE 8
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DECISION IN FIRE Insurance GasE:-
In Kings County New York; Gircuif Gours,
lev days ago, an action was-bro,igM BY
5sorse P. S,einbach against the Lafayette
Tire Insurance Company of New York, for
damages amounting to s. 500. Plaintiff is
\ looeeE Of fancy goods in Baltimore, and
vas insured il the company to the above
AMOUNT. The store was, some time aga, de-
AFoyed By are, and defendants refused "a
pay the insurance, on the ground that the
keeping Of fireworks On the premises was
I1oLss,on Of the policy. They admitted that
me policy allowed plaintiff 10 seni Ere
s:SeEer=, but claimed thai il dill not give
2!ia The privilege Of keeping any other kind
o fferoEks IN the building. Avepdict for
,as full amount claimed was rendered in
!sios Of the. plaintiff. This decision; In
:, r&Fes similar claim against another New
'Ss insurance company Of the SAME
ssscunt, making $4,000 N aas which Mr.
SssAeaeh RECEIVERS. agE8 kIEEs3dEl
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The sriss;ssIn on /. Convention Co,

JACKSON, MIss., Aprl ~ The Conyen-
ton to-day modified the franchise section
so as not to. disfranchise, private soldiers
except they voted for or signed. the ordi-
nance of secession. The bill has passed its
third reading in that FORM ~ 5sg1.I 5,rzL
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WASHINGTON, April, 23--General Soho
field is stin here. His departure for Rlch-
mond is uncertain. = -:
There were no negroes appointed among
the new municipal officers of Alexandria.
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DestruettYe Fire at st. Louis.

ST. LoUIs,zApril 23.-The- establishment
Of Blow, Cord s Co., druggists, and several
adjoining buildings, we're destroyed by FIRE
to-day. Loss oTer 81 .00o. 000.; 49, 1~ r.
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Domestic Markets.

New YoKK, April 23-Ho0a.-Sterllng
1lo1ss. Gold, 40. Virginia 6's. 4SA.
Tennessee SIS, ex-coupons, 6SL; new, 81
5-20's, so, coupons, 1121l. &, - =
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat duh and
dropping. Corn 11aGlc. better: Oats quiet
and unchanged. Rye frmer. Pork frmer-
Mess s2s. Cotton frmer. at 3lLsS32c.
Freights dull. Turpentiae frmer ct CSC.
Rosin UNCHANGED. Lard, 1sa1SIc.. -
Erenng. Cotton &c. better; sales,
500 bales at 32c. Flour active, but ,un-
changed. 9 Wheat unsettled. Corn-White
southern, sl.l4lz0s1.l5 yellow, 81 81
esL26. Mess pork. s25.s1h for new, and
s27 for old. Lard. I7A91s5sc. Groceries
quiet and firm. Turpentine, e7G6ss.
Freights frmer :; cotton, per sail, 3-l6:
5-20's, so. coupons, 1l1I. Virginia 6,,s,
81 r., Gold, 40. Sterling, 11o11sa - -
BALTIMORE, april 23.-eotton. firm at
Sic. Flour steady and in fair demand.
Wheat weakas unchanged prices. n hite
corn, SI.l2a$I.I4; yellow. Sl.22. Oats
weak Rye firm. Mess pork, Szsas2Sh.
Bacon-Rib, sides, l61ae.: clear; RIB, Ia 1..e.;
shoulders, ls1zc.z Lard active at 19c.szE 5,
C1se1sNsn, April %. Flour firm.
Ccrn-Lighs supply. Mess PORK, s2s.
Lard lsc.g Bacon firm and quiet r. :
TILM1 e ;rs5s April 2s.-spirits turpsn-
tine advanced and hrmL Co. Rosin hrmer
No. 2, $3.50; No. l, 1870. Cotton 29e.
Tar IN demand at ss.5o--- -aaln,a advance diva 'e;, Of
-oSSf..,t;s.73 s.it sags4s c2yEa-z9as7I ss7r-51l
CHARLESTON. april 23.-eotson irmer
naiddlings, 3le.; sales, 400 bales; for the
week, Is liz bales; receipts for the week,
IT'S bales: exports, 1888 bales stock,
l0,96s bales of which, 500 bales are on
shipbeard. 7ss2s = 20 ss+Gs.s at~ - :
MOBILE, april 233..-C ottton firm; sales,
900 bales receipts, 1913 bales exports.
4,o26 bales; middling, 5l1sc. :.
osLEass. April IS Cotton active
middling, &C.; sales, 900 bales; receipts.
a,5e5 bales. Sugar dnIE-Louisiana prime,
l51Sc. Cuba, good fair, l21asc. Aioiasses,
nominal. g7Esza s-irzt, ssI :zgss fs9a-'.'i,
80 Foreign Markets, .l5-z 80.
LosDos, April 2SS-3oon. Consols, S3A:
ee31ss United States bends declined 70
70. re. - !
IosDos, April 49, EErsaiiag -cconsols,
s3as@s3l5. United ssaTes. bonds, 7og
7f1ss. ST. sss'9 s0sssls.,. - -,
! LIVERPOOL. April 23.- Aoon.-1ICotson
| frmer and more active; prices the same
estimated sales, II, 900 bales. Breadsru d
and provisions quiet, 4ftsrnoon.-Cotson
frner and active !; sales, is. go0 bales; mp
lands, l2Aal23Sd. Orleans, s1214Gi255sd.
Pork dull, Lard active and advancing
quoted at 64s. 3d.. Turpentine declined %
32s. -. Z
EFERpooI, April eeSs;-Erening .-=-cottonn
closed bueyaHf ct Q further adysrce Sales,
5000 bales. Upland On the spot, l233ssd.;
aHoas, I23zd.Lae Orleans, SD. = Com, SIS.
Sd. Lard acuTe at 65s. y vsg s a silS $3.50
HaERE, April % -lggotron active and
Mmer-7r res ordiaaire, ON the spot, l5h;
aioat, 4sf.oeiss @ 81: $500 s. ~ 81 "a, -
FxaNxrpET, Aprii 2S-United S.ases
bonds ssrong at 151 8 I : =, - - 5.---
PaR April 2s:-Ta 1bcurse is auies.
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SrGMFIcksr.-.Forney publishes Sums
ner's speech denying sthe right Of Chief
Justice Chase to vote eYeniina case OF aide
in the Senate, and remarks that he does 50
because it may assume a practical value
should Justice Chase assume to vote on the
final Judgment With the senators, as already
suggested in certain quarters =: rgsizq-r-
But there cannot BE a tie. iIfsthe vote be
for example, 80 tosI6. it is sufficient to con-
yiet..' II 80 to II, no conviction follows.
And:so of any other figures. sge2s5 s's 3,
THE GUILTY. ALTON OF FoREsT TREES =
There is bill before the Massachusetts,
Senate, presented by Mr. Fuller, the object
of which is 10 encourage the cultivation Of
forest trees for timber and lumber. and for
fuel. The main feature of the bill is anex-
emption from taxation Of such ground and
trees for. a period sof years, which vary ec-
eording 10 yalue3of the tree to be cultivated.
It also authorizes agricultural societies to
offer premiums to Guilty. ators of forest
trees, which has already been done In some
instances, and new growth OF trees In Es-
sex county VIII in the course of q year be
submitted TO the inspection Of the s6ciety
for the premium of 81 800 made some ten
wears AFRO. ----.-----------s
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:, VkAEGE OF TgEAses. General II. G.
aihdiaan was brought before the United
yates circuit Court in Little Rock, ARK, on
1e 18th instant, ON an Indictment for. trea-
"a The case was Continued until the next
IN, q the court, and General Hindman
'<s held 10 bail in the sumo 50, 0ap, winch
gsve al once 49, 81 80 80 T--s
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THE ELECTIONS SOUTH.
=, NORTH ,CARoLINA.,s

-IgSHE@ - sNah1 ID tSAEpIlNAsr@ g1.tt'+'g
RALEIGH, NJ. c., April % The polls
closed this afternoon at o:cloek.yaAbout
2:250 votes were poIled-nearly the whole
number registered. The count won't be had
in twenss-four hours, there being nearly
100000 names TO count. ------ -,
Wake county is supposed TO have given
the Const tuition 500 ma jority This would
show that about 400 whites voted for il. ~
The rumored majorities against the Con-:
stitntion are: Mecklenbnrg, SGD Gleye-
land, 1000; Castor, no figures !; = Rowan;
large Nash. 800. Both parties claim the
majority, but the Conservatives are conf
dent Of having defeated the Consultation
and Holden. =. ~ \: - : 49, = =
cHLu1ssTroS, n. C. pr, Tee 81: -The re-
turns are nor vet sufficient, to- yindicate the
general result. In alifa1 county The esti-z:
mated Radical ma orfty is 4 ,60O.9 There
gistered negro msj ority in that county i s
2,0e0.s The following majerities against the
Constitution are estimated from incomplete
returns Wilson, large Nash, 300: Column
bus $50: Duplin, 500 Sampson, 400:
Mecklenbure, 500; Rowan, Castor, Ca
tawba, Cleveland ;aand Union, heavy majo-
rites. The,county of EGgeoomb, with a
registered negro majority of, about l,5oe,
viii vote for the Constitution sbya reduced
ma iority. Brunswick is doubtful one pre-
cinct is reported to have given 300 against
and 100 for the Constitution. The Radicals
here claim Forsyth, Randolph. and Chat
ham? by large majorities. The Conserva-
tives claim Chatham. Partial returns indi-
cate adhesive sGonserya alive majority in
Cumberland d The Conservatives are aheasl
a, FayetteyiEle.E = ( 'ErF5'a Z : :lssas1ss-s
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COMMERCIAL &
corn and F1sur ExrEana...s

GugM End Flour EXCHANGE.
sfssa ss7sSszs ae ri cnwosD, Aprti q, sfsss,
The srain rasrses las beer. frn1. ssissss at The
cesa ss 8, for me e, ses slss
bushels. The business Of to-day Is as follows -
5as q 92T TT5J oFTERgSs. 5aTSsl5 ate-
WsSdt.-Swhigen nae. Red - SuSbefs.s II hT-E
eo,E-Whits 20 bushels. Yellow liz bushels.
oGs,.1ss Sasheis.f 3 FsErsGst e Tsgsasae
RyeTsss susaeIs.T sa ztvt5isgss s;d I
-sst'ETs 800 1't asEssIss. al Il stir Ei7sl
EasG.Ewhise- none BED ~ bushels good At
CIV hs.e Il bushels At ai.ss: Be bushels On
pr7sste terms s Bushels as SLID. Total Sae BUSH
oaisZs bushels fatr K &c. = sasheis god At
iss bushels very goodst &C. Total flss bush.
Eye. Bushels prime II ne on rr.yase terms 81
busheis prfneat E1s75. &C be sfels pssrae &c s1ea
a ess.-sa SSsseisas az ff tssb q ssf
-T.-F-- : :. y-gff--,i1-9 st;si.l
-yye 7Richmand Tobacco Market. u.
4 s@23 zE.i3 =ikgTHrRsDxE. April a, isss.ys
We have 10 report breaks rather light. Tor the
eI co., aa prsfes st s
past weeks 50 hogsneads, Iss tteTces and boxes
sold :.l az g-zI,.rr ,.,s-,- zrs !, s-,,sx-r
- - xasrY4cyuRISS Tosscco. -. - :
fgs.2eommon te medium dark working $40
common, S5.seGSs; san-c1red. good SIC 50 !;
coalcured common, slhGsH: coaI-cured bsighS
slsGS5 :lcoal-cured fancys scsGS.o. g.ss8 AE--L7
L<ds-Gemuon dark working SaISs medium
dark working. SS6si5: good dark working suG
SIS fine and wrapping. Sls6SIs: sun-cured- sl-1
sl5 yellow wrappers common. sea IS iyenCT
wrappers, medium TO extra s5eGSlsa- ,-, ~ =,
sHu7PIyG TOBACCO.
L,fgs.-yery common and heavy weights. $50
s6.5a medium sERSs: good. Ss.5oGss. ftSsFf.g7 =
-Consincntalsh shipping. slsIsB. sis szEe
sTEMsISG ToRACCo.--rs,.- -, 49,
Leaf-eommon, ssGs5;. good, siIalt; me,
&ems-yery common 20 good, siGs4-So. Er7s !.
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lsE NV CoSSTITrrIos.-Hon. John ~.
D,..s thinks the Constitution soon to be pre-
#a for the endorsement Of Virginia
sS;'Asether the besi Constitution we hare
=. "a ;;et, and thasthe best feature IN it is
:. eAese requiring all officers 10 take the
"S eath. -Alss;s,1-bt Journal. sssst...s 80
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EXPRESS CAR BURSED-BONDED+ WARE
aouss Observation-Disclosures, Ohio, april
.!.-The s.. Louis express train West last
2.shi ran Of the track near North Vernon.
None % the passengers were injured. The
e1pres- car and It's contents caught on fire
and was burned. The loss has not been as
c--taiIed. Il
\ large bonded warehouse at Lcckville.
2sar DAYTON. Ohio, Bas. destroyed by fire
.sst night. The warehouse was seized some
weeks ago by the Government. It contained
three hundred barrels Of whiskey, valued
st $4,000. Loss on building, IS 900. $50
Jacob Morris, for many years editor OF
tie EssteTn Stur, Warren county. died OF
Lebanon, Ohio, yesterday, aged seventy
yeazs.
Cincinnati, April 22.-FheT loss 10 The
Adams Express Company by the burning OF
Tar Is very heavy. Two messengers were
!l,he burning car, which was locked: They
'oly escaped BY persons outside knocking ga
LIE in il, when they crawled out. The en-
giaeer was badly burned, but VIII recover.
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Ia. t tRofs IL MAaYIasp.-0ur Nary
.a. ~ Exchanges geasrsiiy give Aatserirg 40
~ 's q the prospects. OF the crops, NOE
s...,'-As'sisding Tie BE slEssg 81 lie
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- .Sscoad Dispatch qaul
WrLx1sGToS, n. c., April 23.-The
Radical majority here, is 862, being 135
over the registered majority. This is done
by the system Of voting on affidavit OF
Being registered voter elsewhere, and is
considered by the Conservatives o fruitful
source of fraud.
The negroes tonight are firing pistols
in the street, and otherwise disturbing the
Both parties a tiessa are confident On the general
result; and there is much betting to-day. =
SEwBE.Ss, N G..,sAprihas. -Total Radi-
cal majority In Nexberne, and James City,
I75o. Polls closed. Cartaret county goes
Conseryafi ones and Ienair- doubtful.
An quiet, The back counties Won be heard
from ior several days.
THIRD Dispateh.z ex
] Yz1sssS4oss~N. G-,aApril i23.-Wssne
county (of6ciaD gives BIB majority Tor the
,Connss tuition. Guilford, as far as heard
from, los majority against DAVE, iI5
s.unaiority against. Rowan, 500 majority
aapainss. lfcsy8 Ssszsa IS
Georgia. YoxlI
sAyASsAH, sGA,,Aprl, 2S.-Ihe Con-
,cies OF fraud has been prae6sed by the
Radicals te.excludes the Conservative vote.
The polls closed at, s r. d. Thecity Ynse
is conEiaeredj Conservative, and county Sote
Radical. 81 Resnis .donb4fu l.Es 80 SIR sasEB
The total for city and county, four days,
IL 7 .f66AA ~ ~ 49, . - =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

Identification of the Murderer of
Darcy Masee. .,...--5
OTTAWA, CANADA, april 23.-Lacroix.
who saw Magee shot. identifies Whelan as
the assassin. -.-<r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

so,ssyisNATIes.--Af the confirmation held
: sSssaa0e Johns IN INF. chapel attached 20
= biological Seminary on the first Sum
:! Il tais month, among 4ofhers, nine SUI
90, ah o. sae Episcopal High School were
Sfaed-A,s zandria Gs-sttss ~ ssa s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

81 s,o ., srTn &c trrss.orS & csx
cor.,saisp rsGarzs5esG asys FRI -ae
~ 80 SsEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

oEfAEEIrRE OF CKAaLss DIcKESs FOE,
E: - .sssS York; April e2- Charles
4. As sailed On the steamer Russia to-day
3sols. Iaare was 8 large crowd of
Z; sS.pas O the 1hart, and considerable en-
~-stssn Was manifested. ryss9 ~ sassts & &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

: ,. 'EsiI II Or asTaesr TgeHL5pg.-iAs Neg
-, 80, Aprii %. apsl.pay Trolione arrived
q tie steamer sssfa. IS *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

The Democratic Successes: at the
sygs ag4-z9s s7se I West gss64 sGsSfs -
| DETROIT, MIcH., April 2s.-The Demo
Gratis gain seventy supervisors IN the State,
and defeat negro suffrage By forty thousand l
votes. --s-s,sQ - 80 c 100 -. isss.-R7- -
CHieaGo, April sS.-Fhe Democrats
elected a recorder for this city. Their ma
ior;ty is Cpl. -oa t.3-s1-flsss o - 7ztils'si