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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-06

RIOT AT ROSEyILLE PARK, NEWARK, n.
J.-COLoRED PEOPLE ATTACKED BY
WHITEs-Two Men STABBED.-A picnic
attended by colored persons was held at
Roscyille Park, q retreat on the outskirts OF
Newark, N. j., on Monday, at which seve-
raj atfrays occurred between the colored
persons and white rowdies who came to
annoy them. The New York Times of yes
terday says
"a large number of persons, both white
and colored, participated in the fight, and
three or four were reported severely hurt.
Among the latter, two were stabbed with
knives by some of the colored men, and
one, young man named John Macdonald,
received thrust, from the effects of which,
it is feared, he will die. Macdonald, in
company with a party Of young men, be-
came involved in a quarrel with an equal
party of negroes at the gate OF the Park.
Sticks and stones were used with despe-
ration by both parties, and the colored
combatants were reinforced by their friends
from the grounds until the white men were
well-nigh overcome by their superior num-
bers. Toward the end of the battle young
man, whose name hos not been ascertaincd,
cried out that he was stabbed, and ran
away. His companions were on the point
of following, when one of them, young
Macdonald, also received O blow from a
knife in the left side. One of his party,
Thomas Afford, who was near him, states
that when the negro who struck the blow
drew out the knife stream of blood gush-
ed out with it. The sight alarmed the CO.
lored pprsOns and thew fed
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THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Saratoga, August 3.-The annual meeting
of this Association was held this morning
in the opcra-housc adjoining the Union
Hotel. There were two hundred delegates
present. The president, DR.. Jonathan Taft,
of Cincinnati, presided. DR.. J. G. Amber,
of New York, welcomed the delegates in
appropriate terms. After the address was
concluded, the reading and consideration Of
the stated annual reports from the stand
ing committees was commenced, the first
being The report of DR.. W. II. Atkinson,
chairman of the Committee on Dental Pa
thology and Surgery. There are reports
from fourteen different committees to be
read, which are quite voluminous, besides
number OF volunteer papers on different
subjects, which will occupy two or three
days Of the session.
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nsssIc, si.ssasi.7s y b.; morocco, '0@ssc.; rough
>, ss 4 rs ss Dashel Virginia.
Lynosr-White pIne 3ne-lnch ssSssss 2 '1 Yni
Ing 70 lengths. Shingles pine, s2s cypress
golden syrup, 75@85c. @ gallon; Cuba and Musco-
yado. aO@a5c.; Porto Rice, 7sGssc.; New Orleans
Naiis.-In store, s45.c.
Onts.-Balcd. i5Gps5c. T' hundred.
Oils.-Linsecd 81. 2oIS 81. 30 machine, s16sI.75;
sperm, - whale, $3.50; tanners. csc. a $l.o5 !;
straits slos@sil5.; lard si7s 81 sweet e,; $40
GINA lubricating, COO. per gallon.
Oni0nS.-SlmSl.i
Potdtoes.-Irish 35Glt5c. per bushel.
Peas.-Black-cye, 81 ~ bushel.
P fi3Sf"%g9iH s7as@ r ground, 81.
PoRtGgder.-Sporting, ssso@s7 q keg of 25 Bs.
blasting and mining. SiGsi.So:
Rags.-Mixed cotton, s95sc.; white, 7G7ic.;
Rye.-sl. o5asI.lo for good to prime; very drll.
Rice.-z:Carolina, loteplo3c.; Ransoon' '@'ac.
R,s otSSs: England. s1.so@slOo Santa Cruz,
S3.5ONSt II gallon.
RoDs-SIlnilla best, 23R?5c.
Stsct-Naylor's cast steel, o3sc. q ID. EncIisn
blistered 2o@2lc. = u. American blistered, lisD
SdH.-IiyCTpooi. from wharf, S-.soSBso
for Worthirgton-in store, SO ground alum, SZg5
Sho3-Northern, 90. lO@ss.25 q bag Of IS bs.
Sugar.-Market firm, but not active. Cut loat.
lsic.; crushed and powdered. TIC lsc. a"
l6:c. sB 1890: extra &C. Isle. SC" Isle.
&C" yellow, l5sc.; yellow, 1!sc. brown, n!@
l3Ic.
Soda.-saI., 4G4ic., In kegs; English soda, ss@
63c.
Senncn Root.-i5c.
ShuckS.-soc.
toilet l5G2oc.. and fancy prices country, IG5c.
Spirits observation-disclosures.
Stdres.-W hskey barrel timber, greens, '2oG1S25
n l. 900: seasoned. S256$2o q LOCO. Flour barrel
timber s56lss r. 1000. Hoop poles mot In de,
mandi. $5M:6: hogshcad hoops, S6@5Ss u 100: red
oak hogshead slaves, S25@s3o e Loco for seasoned
Sumdc.-Sl.25.
Tdr.-$3.5 so IL barrel. .
Tens.-Black. 75c. a 81. !5-thc last prime artl-
Gle: imperial. Sl.25GSl.75 {; gunpowder, Sl.5ogS2.
Tinegqr.-Cidcr, soG35c. manufactured, CSC. 2
gallon.
Whe0t.-Scc Corn Exchange report.
VkiskcY.-CommoD, proof, Sl.3SGSl40; pure
rye S3Gl$l: !. Cromwcll's extra Eagle 81. so; J.
Cromwcll's pineapple, 50; r. A. stuart's Rock
bridge, $3.25
IVinc.-Port common, S2.5o@S3.
U-oOd.-Oak, $!IS4.50: pine, S3dISa. so.
JVoot.-Unwashcd, 25GlS1c. washed, 4OOisc !;
hurry wool Sc less.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The President
and Secretary Fish will be here Tuesday
for consultation regarding Cuban and Mexi-
can complications.
The revenue receipts to-day were a772,-
600.
General n. P. Banks will remain in Eu-
rope until November.
Between four and five millions Of 10-40's
have been substituted for 5-50's rs security
for the national banks circulation since
Secretary Boutwell's order allowing the
substitution.
The Ministers Of France and Peru have
gone to New York about the seized Spanish
gunboats.
Colonel Barziza, counsel for Brown and
others, charged with the murder of DR..
Maxwell at Bryan, Texas, is here to have
his clients placed on the same footing with
that of Ierger, in Mississippi, for hear
ing before the Supreme Court.
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Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, August 5.-Noon.7 Stocks STEADY.
Money steady at CGh7 per cent ana strong, o'ca-
ling io9i. Gold, l3c. 5-2o's, 'd2 rs. iO-iO,s, re-
cistercd III coupon llG. North Carolina G's, 81 ;
new H. Virginia. g., cx-coupon, 80 asked; new
Gls Tennessee. ex-coupon, el1 new, 5js. ~
Flour dull and UNCHANGED; neat &c; ncttS 9s
lalIste steam, i9iG40ic. Cotton quiet IL 1Ssc.
Tuipcntlnr iarors buyers 1T a2c. Rosin steady ;
common strained, s?.?5; good, s2.@'g wv
Ereming-Cotton unchanged; sales, 1000 bales
Flour heavy and $loc lover; supersinS 30
Whcat-Thcrc is Il fair export demand NO. l
spring $.c2m$i.s5. Corn closed auet with Inc
lots. 81 lOGtSl.1I. Pork dull. Lard quiet. Nhis-
kew Il lOI. Rice In fair request Carolina, st4Vc.
sugar easier Coffee less active Molassos guiet.
Tmrpcntinc I2lQi25c. Rosin unchanged. frciSh's
IL shade iirmcr. no. -, IN,
Governments closed steady; 5-2os, 81. rs.
Southern securities heavy. Money easy az 5egl per
cent. Sterling very dun ut lOVaWllo. uoiu ae'Fe
ut 1857. Stocks steady.
BALTIMORE August 5.-Cotton nominal, Flour
steady and scarce. Wheat firm prime red active
at sl.55Ms Il. IS : low grades dull. Corn steady ut
Tork frm at S3iGS3I.5O. Bacon active and adj
yanclng: shoulders, l6tgldic.; hams, eiG?3l3c:
Lard firm at l9iG2Jc. Whiskey-More DONG III
VrgIuin as. old, 40; l8ss's, ST. 1878, So con-
pons, new, u bid; old, 90 asked. North Carolina
O's, new, 81 bid
C1yrISyATr, August 5.-Whiskey unsettled at
g. O50$l0s Provisions unchanged; pork, $3.50; so.
Shoulders. l53c.; sides, R3Ml9c., and no sales
Lard, lgIc., with no demand.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Whiskcy steady at Sl.oIoG
Sl.09. Provisions quiet mess pork, YSipS"4:'o.
Shoulders, l5iIl5!c.; clear sides, l3@l9tc.' neg
lard, 2eic.
WILMISGroS, y. c., August 5.-Spirits tnrpcn-
tine 1c lower ut 3sc : crude 81. T0aDa3. Rosin nc"
tive 1T 81 sONSI.9O. Tar advanced 25c. and quoted
at 2.25. Weather clear. Thermometer 80 deg.
NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-Cotton nominal no
hale |
Gold 1851 New York sight, tMic. premium. SUI
gar ,lull-COmmOn, HE; prime, he.
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TIE ECuMENIcAL CoUNCIL.-Anne Brew
ster writes to the Philadelphia Bulletin I'M
der date OF Rome, July 18th:
"Thc preparations for the Ecumenical
Council are going on rapidly at st. Peters,
or Vatican Basiljca, as it is called. One Of
the council chambers is to be in the second
story of the AtriuIn-in the hail where the
Pope observes the ceremony OF the Supper
in Holy Wcck-the one opening into the
Bcnedicion balcony. In that place are to
he held the preparatory sessions. The
grand council hail. however, is to be in the
right or north wing of the great transept of
st. Peters, called ordinarily the wing OF
St. Process and st. Martinien.
"a story was told last winter of some
one asking the Pope how long the council
would last. 1t may be year. It may be
four years. 1t may be longer. Who can
tell? Not l. replied his Holiness, curtly.'
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AUGUST -C0tt0n.-Therc Is very little doing
for want of stock. We quote as previously, 328l
32ic. for good to prime.
1Vhfut-Eeceipts stlllight, and we have no ma
tcrial change to notice In prices, and. therefore
continue orr former quotations--say red Sl.i5N
81. 80, and white Sl.50MTl.75.
past week, and sales made ut 3JGt.oc. for fair To
prime country; mountain, none; Goshen, d09i5c.
for good to prime.
BsnnS-For good to prime, SlGQSl.5o.
COr?.-We quote the market firm ut 95c.USl.
OcHs.-Wc quote ut 65I7ec. -...
POrk.-M"ss, s3i0S35 u barrel; rump, To2GyS3'
pork hog, l30l4c. u h.
PeantttS.-Nonc In market.
PeuS.-We quote back-eye peas at sl.2S@Sl.9o
stock, Sl.?j
Ryc.-Sl 220Sl.25. ~,,-
TOgL.-Washed, 3OQ3Gc.: unwashcd, 23@2Sc
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RFBEI, ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Cubans
here have official adviccs to the 18th of
July. Quesada still holds the communica-
ton between Puerto Principe and the coast.
There is great suffering in Puerto Principe
from the want of food and the outrages of
the volunteers. The forces before General
Jordan have been reinforced by two regi-
ments of volunteers and a battalion of regu-
lars. The Spaniards drove Jordan from
his position before Santiago de Cuba with
some loss, but he rallied and, reinforced by
Figueros, regained it.
1t is reported that foraging party of
Cubans near Remedies had been captured,
and another near Sagua la Grande. The
two parties, numbering eighty, ii is feared,
were all executed. The Cuban troops were
free from disease, and a decisive action is
expected in about twenty days, which, II
successful, will give the Cubans control OF
the eastern portion of the island.
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A hot snrinc has recently been discovered

A hot spring has recently been discovered
in France under circumstances which have
attracted great attention. a rectangular
shaft had been sunk to depth Of ia feet
through q stratum of hard volcanic tuia,
when the heat became so intense that the
workmen had to be relieved at short inter
walls. At last, on removing n piece of the
tufa about thirty inches in circumference,
n loud. rumbling noise was heard, and a
thick column of hot water, preceded by Il
violent report, rose up in the air, projecting
huge stones upwards. The water, in fall
;nc. scaldcd the men severely. The jet di-
minishcd, and the we'll filled rapidly, the
yorkmen succeeding, however, in getting
out in time. III the course of ten hours the
we'll became full, and from that time a
rivulet of thermal water has been flowing
from the spot into neighboring river. AT
the river the water still retains tempera-
ture of lO4 degrees Fahrenheit. Upon
ANALYSIS it has been found to contain up
wards Of twenty milligrammes of arSenlate
of potash per litre, or ll-6 grains per lOC
calIons-a proportion unhcard of before.
A western editor, who has started paper
at Boise city, announces his purpose thus
+" !Salutotory.-N have started q paper
name, Capital Chronicle; principles, Demo,
cratic to the hilt; object, to make living
Office, on Main street about three hundred
wards below the Overland Hotel, Opposite
an old UPSTREAM in the road; and wei
run it or bust
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MORE ABOUT THE BosToN MURDER.-Last
nigbt Major Thomas i. White, n young
man about thirty years of age, who halls
from Mississippi, and has been stopping al
the house of DR.. Hobbs, fired pistol, while
coming down stairs, at Mrs. Hobbs, who had
lust shut the parlor door. Mrs. Hobbs, on
Closing the door, said to her husband, " Pa,
he's got pistol" The Doctor jumped up
when the pistol was fired, the ball from
which passed the door without hitting any
one. Immediately afterwards another shot
was fired, when Mrs. Hobbs was braced
against the door, and she fell, crying
doctor, I'm shot !" The ball entered
below the left breast and passed out on the
right side, probably passing through the
lungs, if not touching the heart, and caused
instant death. DR.. Hobbs, nearly wlld
with excitement, instantly left the mousse
for a policeman, and Sergeant hartshorh
proceeded from the Fifth Station, which Is
in the immediate vicinity, and took the
murderer into custody. He had made no
attempt at escape, and when the ohice[ up,
reared, exclaimed /" am the man dld
il, and this il what did it with :" showing
his pistol.
Major White is said to be a lawyer or
studying law, and one report is that nc was
stopping at DR.. HobbS's for medical advice.
Mrs. Hobbs is said to be about thirty five or
forty years Of age.-Bo$ton AdVert'Ser'
4b
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Mississippi Po!itics-Address to the
People.

JACKSON, MISS, August 5.-The Cla-
rion to-day publishes an address to the
people OF Mississippi, signed by 1876 gentle
men of the old Wing and Democratic schools,
representing nearly every county in the
State. They advise that the people should
support the National Union Republican
party and vote for the ticket they present,
assured that it will be composed of gentle
men actuated by conservative and patriotic
principles. Yield no cold and formal sup
port, but be active and jealous, taking Vir-
ginia as your example. This party sustains
the views of the President and the congress
sional plan of reconstruction. The National
Union Republican State Convention is called
to meet September Sth, in this city.
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THE LIEDERERANz AND ARIoN SoCIE-
T1Es.-Thc Licdcrkranz Society, having re-
ceived an invitation from the Arion Society
to compete with them for the championship
in music, met Tuesday evening. After a
short debate it was decided that the Lie
dcrkranz we're totally opposed to bringing
the customs of the prize ring" into their
organizations but it was voted that they
would be ready at any time to sing in con-
cert with the Arions, the proceeds to be
appropriated to the German hospital or any
other German benevolent society in New
York.-Nelo York Sun.
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Tho E,ans; TTapbIcS in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, August %
meeting of the Land League on neutral
lands was held yesterday, at which speeches
we're made by Hon. Sidney Clarke and
others. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted denouncing james T. JOY and
United States Senators Ross and Pomeroy
whom they asked to resign. The League
cuts Loose from the Republican party and
forms a new and independent State Central
Committee. Senator Pomcroy was burned
In q itilrv
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Northern Opinion of the Test-Oatfi.

New YORK, August 5.-The Tribune, in
an article headed "Old Virginia." says:
Weprotcst against the exacton Of the test
oath, as meditatcd by General Candy. We
want the leading Conservatives to take
their seats in the new Legislature, swear
fidelity to the new constitution, and ratify
the fifteenth amendment, and we want the
State admitted thercupon to representation
in Congress, and to all the rights of self
government, and so, we are confident, do a
very large majority of the northern people,"
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A servant girl by the name OF Philomene
has recently been condemned, in France to
four years; imprisonment. She sto!o the
fortune of her mistress, consisting OF some
10000 francs in bonds, and retired TO Bel
GUM, where she lived on her income. she
wls economical, made investments, ana
acquired an irreproachable reputation.
When the police traced her out her mistress
recovered her fortune, which was not only
Intact, but had been judiciously admins
tered.
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Murder in South Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 5.-A report is re-
ceivcd from Edgefcld, South Carolina, that
Charles and J. D. Cresswcll, who left this
city yesterday, were shot this morning near
that town; the former being instantly
killed and the latter mortally wounded.
The affair was Of private nature, and is
alleged to have grown out of family affairs.
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Norfolk Markets.

AUGUST 4.-CorR.-Whtc, a7c.; yellow, aic.;
G1ft1n.-NIiddling. 32ic. low mlddlIng, 3llc.;
good ordinary. SOC: ordinary. 2ec.
cotton YUrn.-S20iS2 10 II pad.
Rosin.-Common. -; No. /. 80; No. :, S2.'o.
.IWhite!oak pipe, sooG' 500 cmls, $3.50
$50. Whitc-oali heading, T75; culls, .25. Whitc-
oak hogshcad, SIS cuIls, s?3. Rcd-oak hogshcad
1896: cullS, :;23
Tuttoic.-lO9Gllc. ,..,.,
WooI.-Unwashcd, 3i@36c; washed Ibnylhgh
JTheat.-Whitc, prime, slco: fair, sl:so; com
mon. $lGi:l.I5. Red, prime, $3.50; fair, !l.!"
rn,ntunn SlGp&l. 10.
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Richmond CnatIe Market.

THURSDAY, august ., I"UV'
Ono hundred cattle, 800 sheep, and n goods supply
of lambs and calves, compriscd the receipts of the
past week. The quality of the stock was generally
inferior. Sales were made as follows:
Bsef.-Common. SC. u H., gross; good, 6@7sc.
ISheep.-Common to good, 4s@lec. u d., gross.
Ldmbs.-%2. 5eMS5 n head.
ClLreS.-STNSl5 n head.
Hogs.-A small lot of hogs sold ut sls.371 u 100
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PROGRESS IN JApAN.-A letter from Japan
states that Rev. Mr.. Verbeck, long an Ame-
rican missionary at Nagasaki, has gone to
Yeddo to take charge Of school recently
established by the Government for the edu-
cation of the sons of its officers. 1t also
states that the severe laws for Furnishing
natives who may embrace Christianity are
about to be repealed.
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Foreign Markcts-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. August .-Noon.-Consols, s2t. UNI,
ted States bonds quiet ut 83a. iOern0oH.-ohl'eo
states bonds, S3..
Jrvrppoor August NOOr.-CottOn firm
rpIands lid Orleans, 3lll3td. estmated sales,
~ 600 bales Breadstufs irIner. Others unchanged.
iNern00n.-Cotton unchanged. Lard stca"S'
Pork firm AT lois. r. 49,.
LIvERPooL, August g. Ecentnq;,Cotton
steady; sales, 1900 bales. oiher articles uh-
changed.
HAyRE, August 5.-Cotton steady both OH the
spot and ai!Oat.
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The Tennessee Election.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 5.-The election
is progressing quietly, with not q single
disorder. The indications are that Senter
and the Democratic legislative ticket carry
the county by 1000.
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Mr.. PEABopY.-Private letters from the
White Sulphur Springs state that Mr.. Pea,
body's health is no better, that he is still
confined to his room, and that serious fears
are beginning to be entertained in regard
to him.-Baltimore Gazette, 5M.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, August 1.-The Captain-Gene-
raj has authorized the Spanish Bank to
issue second loan, for the redemption OF
which the confscatcd estates are especially
pledged.
The number Of volunteers on the island
is 56, 900.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, VA.

RlIhMoND, VA.
AUGUST 5.-AIarket very active for all grades of
Tobacco, with an advancing tendency, particu-
larry in working sorts. Our quotations are fully
realized on all sorts, and indeed In some In
stances, above quotations. We do not change
Them however, at present. The market Is in
very healthy condition.
Lugs.-shlpping, green or unripe, common to
medium; *G@S7; shipping, ripe, In good order der
or |orkine, Common mon to MEDIUM ioSl5 bright
smoking or working good TO fine, Sl'0S2';
Leaf.-Shipplng. short dark. In good order, 500
$40 so; shipping, short dark In soft order so 20,
waXy. lO5oMSl5; shipping, in soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, :@4l$lO.5O; English shipping
81; bright wrappers, medium to good S25etSa;
bright wrappers, fine Ia extra, S3OWS55 SUM- cured
medium, sl6GlSl3; su-curcd line. sl2N@2. frosted
Leaf, SG.5oQTs.5o.
PETERSBURG, VA.
AUGUST i.-Thc breaks were larger to-day and
the market was firm for all desirable grades, ana
prices very well maintained, which for lagS prices
we're fullv4 cent higher.
There is !. growing Inquiry for fnc North Caro-
lima srtn-curcd tobacco suitable FOR filters, and
planters having such on hand ought to send IL To
We quote poor 10 common lugs ut $3.50 to $50 :
fair Ia good, ST.75 10 $3.50 poor 10 common lcal,
$50 10 So y fair to go! WORKING so t. $i' I anu
ping -. 50 to 1925 fair to pretty good so Ia Sl2
and very good To fine, 81 To $3.50 he Elt'Cr Is
scarce and prices are mach better maintained Tor
that sort than any other kind. No inc sun or coal
cured selling. "
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AUGUST 1.-The receipts during the month ot
July us compared with the month of jane show II
large falling on, aud the sales have lccn CORE
spGn,iinylv small This condition Of the market,
however l. natural. The season Is now well adj
vauccd. nine months OF the current tobacco year
having passed. Prices having ruled high planters
have sent forward their crops, and stocks III hrst
hands are light. ,
The decline reported some weeks since in the
New York market was it is boldly charged, me
result of artificial means, preJudicial 10 western
shippers and discrcditablc IT, those who brought 1t
about and these facts are likely 10 operate III me
future against New York rs the great market Tor
western leaf
Prices during July have been very fully main
tanned. and ali good and desirable qualities have
found ready sale, the demand being III excess OF
the supply and the market closes firm.
The sales to-day ut the six auction warehouses;
amounted to 100 hogshcads, with rcJections OF hds
on Is hogshcadS.
CIECINNATI ..
AUGUST Mo sales reported. Supply fair ana
prcrS unaltCrpI,
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sn,nl rrovements ana rrepnrntion4

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-The Juniata
has gone to sea. The Dictator sails to-day
The Constitution has gone to Norfolk to re-
main as a receiving ship. The doublc-tur-
rctcd monitor Miantonomah and the steamer
Cambridge are fitting for sea.
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s,vrycU, Too1s AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
]. BRAND-CUTrER, lilO MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDING-lRON,i for marking
frctlv adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law. r,,o =,
Enyrarcrs' Stock. stencil Paste, brushes IN
tclibIe Ink steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Rrass and German Silver, Frames. Steel KINGS
Checks, Tags, &C.. wholesale and retail. mus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-06

THE BosToH Standardization, August
4.-Major White was arraigncd to-day
charged with the wiliul murder of Mrs.
Hobbs, and, waving examination, was COM
United to jail. 1t is stated that Tor several
wears he had known and loved his victim,
and that in 1861, ate: he had attacked her
with knife, he was sent to the lunatlc
ASYLUM 1T South Boston, where he remained
for six months. The inquest commences to-
morrow afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-06
Destructive Fire---Aoss, 5000, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Pntterson's
bonded warehouse, at the foot Of Lombard
street, containing 40, 900 barrels of whiskey,
was burned last night. The loss is about
$5,0G0,G0 The fire is attributed to the
breaking Of the floor over the enginc-room.
The streets were flooded with burning whis-
key, impeding the efforts of the jircmen.
At noon to-day the fire is still raging. but
there is no chance of its extending. The
loss will be fully five millions. No lives
were lost.