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From New York.

From New York.
New York, November 29.-The ball was
extracted from Richardson this morning.
His condition is more precarions thar ever:
The Assistant Treasurer has announced
that the Government will sell ell.OOO,UO0 IN
gold and buy $1,000 ,000i bonds in Decsm-
Der. The announcement caused consider
able excitement in the Gold Room, with o
great pressure to sell: The price closed at
2l3; Government bonds fell and heavy sales
we're made at a decline oftwo per cent.
Nrw YORK, November 30.-The captain
| Of the bark Scotch Pride, from Bordeaux,
reports that he saw two sea serpents on the
edge Of the Gulf Stream, 200 miles east Of
| Delaware, one 100 feet long and six or eight
inches in thickness, and the other above five
feet long.
A freight train on the Eric road, through
the carelessness Of the conductor, ran into
another freight train at Mast Hope, Sat-
urday. Twenty cars were smashed.
The through train from Washington, on
the New Jersey road, collided with a freight
train standing on the track at Princeton, yes
terday, doing considerable damage; only one
person was injured.
James S. browne, a veteran comedian,
died yesterday, aged 80. 49,,
A State Temperance Convention is called
to meet at Syracuse, December %, for the
purpose Of forming 4 political organization OF
the temperance men Of the State.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, November GA Washington
special SAYS Vice President Huntington, Of
the Central Pacific, and President Ames and
Secretary Rollins, Of the Union Pacific, met
Secretary Boutwell, and Government Director
Wilson, on Saturday, and finally adjusted all
difficulties.
The Secretary paid the Central Pacific
81, 500, 900 10 bonds, which was Immediately
turned over to the Union Pacific as part Of
the purchase money for the section between
Ogden and Promontory. This completes the
Government issue Of bonds for the entire
road. The junction will hereafter be Ogden.
The Central Pacific gets no pay for grading
this side Of Promontory and the Union Pa.
ci6c gets mono for grading the other side.
& Young Man Robhed of Sixteen Thou
sund 00llnrs.
ST. JOSEPH, No November pa young
man was knocked Gown last night, while
going from the depot to q hotel. and robbed
OF $4,000, just received at I.eaycnwOrth
from his fathers estate. No clue 10 the
robbers.
Death from Observation-Disclosures.
ALBANY, November %. - Henry Dunn,
who was bitten by u dog in August, was
taker with h%ydrophobia Thursday afternoon,
and liter intense suffering died yesterday.
Alexander Mcconnell, kicked in the abdo-
men 4 few days since BY Lorenzo Murphy,
died last night. Murphy is under arrest.
A Naughty ThroloEicnl student.
ST. LOUIS, November ga young man
studying for the ministry ut McKindra Col
lcge, Lebanon, H., and exhorting in that
vicinity the past year, was arrested Friday
last for stealing S2,200 in bonds from one Of
the professors. The matter w.s brought 20
light BY evidence received from a house Of
i'll fame in St. Louis, where il is alleged the
student was a frequent visitor. He confessed
his guilt last evening, and during the night
escaped.
4 Wnr of Races in Nisa!ssippi.
MEMPnis, November 29.-The troubles in
Mississippi arc increasing. The citizens Of
Water Valley we're greatly alarmed last night
the town, and I committee went to Grenada
after troops, which were sent down By Gen.
srsl Pcnnypacker. Yesterday afternoon q
serious riot occurred at Winona, Miss, be-
tween the blacks and whites. Some 50 shots
we're fired; fortunately nobody was hurt.
Couriers were sent to Grenada for troops,
but they were absent. At Water Valley, at
last accounts, further troubles were immi.
pcnt. The report is confirmed Of c fight
between the whites and blacks in Sunfower
County, on Saturday a week ago, in which
Is OF the latter were reported killed. The
leader Of the blacks, and some eight or ten
citizens, were arrested by the military.