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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-17

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ter YrGlioent lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-17

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-17

Scr General YoItmsilter sibt ben Yoitmeiitern
5u oeriteben, baB alIe gerlebun9en Der YoitseleBe
uner ieiner 8er,ualtuns itrense betrat eroen iols
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oab iie bren Glerts Die Sbatlahe trens eini6drfen
iollen, baB er ale Sduloisen bis 5um leBen Sitss
oes @eietes be[trafen tperoe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-17

bic Mominijtratipu pirfen mlB 80. 90 it narnen
ieierldbit seaen bieien iebitm6roeriiden @ Wer=
ln6, Die Ser. Staaten bon Mmerifa in Elm bloBes
Snltrument Sur 0ergr0Berung Der Ma4t Der eisenen
BeriDn un6 SfarnIie All Derfpanbeln !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

THE SuSDAY-LAw QUARREL IN PITTS
BuRG.--Pittsburg has been very. much ex-
cited for many weeks over u new and very
stringent Sunday law" The Germans are
particularly enraged at what they call its
unjust restrictions, and a war is raging be-
tween the Peutonic population and the
ministers, with their supporting paPishion-
ers. A committee of tavern-keepers and
brewers has been formed for the purpose of
enforcing the entire law as rigidly against
all who break it as it is enforced against
themselves. This, it seems will enable
them to stop the glass works, printing
offices, street cars, and even carriage owners
and drivers attending funerals on Sunday.
They threaten to sue the Mayor for INSIDE
me&nor in office if he shall in any way in
'terfere with the committees, or fail to give
them his official support. All the suits will
be brought before him, and if he doesn't
treat them according to law, he will be pro-
secuted. The committee has decided to de-
lay their enforcement two weeks on account
of the coming Fourth. The newspaper
proprietors have determined to go on and
meet the law and its penalties. Last Sum-
day omnibuses, passenger cars, carriages,
ETC., We're running rs usual. The religious
bodies are moving in the matter, and warm
times are anticipated. NEE l-.--..s' d.
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For The Dispatch. -..
whittIcsey ut KIoutsn Courthouse.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, NA.,}
july l, 1869. )
Charles Whittlesey, Radical candidate for
Congress for this district, spoke here last
Tuesday night. He refused to divide time
with +. V. Winston, ESQ.,, Conservative
canyasser for this county. lie said nothing
in his speech about the two clauses of the
constitution which were to be submitted to
= spnarate vote, and at the conclusion of his
cnrrrb. when asked why so silent on those
ci,uScS, he replied. "For the same reason
thgr the Conservatives were in reference to
yotinr for or against the constituencies
cory one choose for himself; and when
further questioned as to bow he would vote,
made no reply, but beat hasty retreat.
During his speech he said that If Mr..
Mckenzie should be elected to Congress
he would never be permitted to take his
seat. and that he intended to follow him to
the very doors of Congress.
In order to prevent reply he spoke until
= very late hour of the night; but after he
had concluded DIR. Winston took the stand,
and poured into him rs he retraated most
rIcGrmting volley. Well he couldn't stand
the fire, for having been eNcoriated as often
rs he has during this canvass, unless he has
the skin of rhinoceros he must be right
sensitive. Most of his sable auditors left
~ soon AS he concluded. a few, however,
remained and patiently listenedt to Mr., Win
SIOn.
The Radicals will have big mass meet
inc here next Saturday, Wells and others
are expected.
Every effort has been made to induce
every white man in this county to register,
and / think not one remains unregistered
LOUISA.
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Domestic sIarkets-fBY tTELreRApHI.

NEW YORK., July .-Nopa.-Afarket firm hut
unsettled Money active at per cent, with i@t
commission added Sterling, 1907. Gold, 1871.
5-90's so I21s" North Carolina 6's, So: new, 52s.
Virginia as old, s7i :, new q; Tennessee e's eS-
Flour 5sDloc. better. Wheat 2G3c. better: Corn
shade better. Pork quiet Mt $40. Lard dull. Cot
quiet strained. s.. 2sGls2. 80. Freigtts firm.
Erening. Cotton quiet and firm sales 1900
bales at 37ic. Flour steady: Wheat fairly active.
Eorp sf%and s, Ps
Whiskey firrner at ooc.@s1. Rice dull. Sugar
heavy. Turpentine, 426Q!3c. Rosin, S2,25GS3.
Tallow dull. Freights-C Cotton. per steam, I /;
wheat per sail. y per steam, 8. III. I
slon re Closed at eoinmissloh added Sterling
stronger at 1929. Gold heavy at 1ae3: Stocks dull
and steady. Governments Strong. 5-20's, 1872 l22.
Southern securities heavy.
BALTIMORE. July 2.-Cotton firm at 34c. Flour
dull and inactive. Wheat frmer white, $1,000
81. 90; red. S1.TOG0SI.75. Corn dull white, csc.
yellow a2c., Oats firm; light, 7o@72e. Provisions
Unchanged. Whlskey. inactive. -. = 49,
Nirgin,n e,s old Sf lseSs si 50 , lssTs 81 Con- ,a
sly new, SO bid. .s-s' - s..
ECINcTNNATI. July 2.-Whiskey dull at e2c. Mess
pork, $3.50. Bacon dull shoulders, 14bc. clear
sides, 1sc. Lard. lsc- al
LOUISVILLE. July 2.-Provisions flrmer and un-
changed. Lard l9sc. Whiskey dull at s2c.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Whiskey, o3c. Provisions
dull. Pork, sa3@S33.25. Bacon-A jobbing bust.
Eess doing at: Shoulders. l4c; round lots, late.
clear sides, 1s3c. Lard-Nothing doing.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July e.-spirits turpentine
cloudy. Wind southwest. Thermometer, eighty
six degrees. '''''''+
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The crops of coffee, cochineal, and cere-
ais, in Guatemala are unusually good. ..g
Petersburg is to have Sunday train to
Richmond and back-fHe, round trip, fifty
cents. - -,se. -. IT, ZIP I!
Mr.. Ernest Lagarde has just been compl-
mcnted with the honorary degree Of A. M,
by Georgetown College, D. G.. -.,,,
Colonel Richard Parkinson, formerly a
merchant in Richmond, Va, died recently
in Vicksburg, Miss. $50. 1..ta -.~
The steamer Alaska has arrived in New
York from Aspinwall, June ed, with
SG7 $40 in specie, and reports having seen
the Quaker City, June 10th, steering south.
Seven of the, negroes concerned in the
King William riot, and two of those engaged
in the Westmoreland jall-breaking, have
been arrested by General Canby's soldiers.
Miss Craig has determined to resume her
school-teaching pursuits while she awaits the
capitulation Of Sprague and the realization
of the 100000 verdict.
Valparaiso advices of June I'd state that
the President, In an address to the Con-
9reSS, announced the acceptance Of the
United States rs mediator between Chill
and Spain. u-a r r..
A White man from the North, who settled
recently III SpotSylFanla, mas threatened TO
discharge arhite man in his service if he
votes the Conservative ticket in the coming
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Congress Of Colombia has adjourned,
after refusing 30 ratiiy the treaty with the
United States for. an interoceanic canal.
They also rejected the proposition for the
same object on the part of the British COM
pany. Eli
At the commencement of Georgetown
College, d. c., on Thursday, John 3, Floyd,
j. II. A. ONeill, John e. English, e. OBJ.
Cowardi, L. ii. Marsteller, and Russell B.
Purcell, of Virginia, received premiums
in different classes, however. ,. --...
A man died in New Orleans few days
ago, leaving one of the simplest and briefest
wills OH record. It consisted Of only these
words :; Mrs. Roper is my heircsS,' with
4 codicil Of four or five words more; and
although it was severely contested in the
courts, its legality was sustained. -=N
Somebody in California has invented an
"aerial navigation MACHINE" and made sues
cessSui experiments with it in San Francisco,
The inventor proposes TO make trips with it
to New York city, and perhaps eventually
establish regular line Of air machines be-
tween the Pacific and the Atlantic. He as
serts that the trip from San Francisco to
New York can be made in tWentyrfour
hours. a.
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shes severe frashat Of two ears sagp, wore.
onty saved by loading them with stone
ana iron, and the siding on the railroad
bridge was cut away TO save IL from being
carried CT by The Hood. Over one hum
6red familics were driven from their homes,
and much property destroyed. Several
lives were lost. Along the line Of the To-
ledo, Peoria, and Warsaw railroad, there arc
several washouts, towns are flooded, ard
whole fields submerged. In iowa the creeks
and streams throughout the State We're
higher thanShey have been Tor twenty-five
years, and somany bridges have been car.
general complaint about the crops. The
country is so flooded that a hot sun upon
the level ground viii scald the growing
corn, and it is thought the crops will gene
rally be = failure, Wheat and oats, it IS be-
heyed, viii not be injured much. "A mum
Der of cattle in the neighbsrhood of
Burlington have died from eating rank grass,
rendered poisonous by heavy ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

NITRo-GLYcERrNE EXPLOSION. w. London,
July IA fearful disaster occurred at Car
maroon, Wales, to-day. During the cart
age of some packages of nitro-glycerine
from the harbor to the quarries the material
exploded, and cart, horses, and the men al
tending them, were blown to atoms. A rail-
way station near the scene was torn in
pieces, and village quarter of 4 mile dis
tant was much damaged by the shock, which
caused great CONSERVATION among the in
habitants. Four men were killed.
A telegraph cable has been successfully
laid between Peterhead, Scotland, and the
coast of Norway, ET. ,T +.
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Foreign News.

ISL GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, July 2.-The disestablishment
bill is progressing through the House of
Lords. The Ministry promises to insert a
clause Whereby the Irish bishops may re-
tain their seats in the House Of Lords. =
SPAIN. g.. .....s ss :
): MADRID, July 2.-The Cortes has passed
the revenue budget, and authorized the
Government to eXpend the sum necessary.
Contemplated changes in the Ministry are
postponed until the budget of the expendi-
lures now before the Cortes is adopted.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 2.-The third party in the
Corps Legislatif proposes measures grant
ing the people the most intimate association
with the direction Of affairs.
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELKGRAPHl.

rLoNDoN,t july on.-ConsoIs, 99i6G2s.
United States bonds, 500. Ifternoon.-Unttcd
States bonds 500.
LIVERPOOL July decentralization active up
lands I2kd. Orleans l2sd estimated sales. Is 900
bales. Sales for the week. lOa 900 bales, including
$4,000 bales for export and IL bales for specula
ton. Stock a32 900 bales. Including 900 bales
80. 900 American. Afternoon.-C Cotton quiet. Yarns
and fabrics ut Manchester 1rmer at better prices.
Old corn, 2Ss. Oh. neyr, 2ss. Cd. Red western
wheat. IS. 1Od. Tallow IFS. 3d. f....-#
LIVERPOOL, July -Erentng.-Cotton n shade
hrer ut unchanged quotations salcs Is. 900 bales.
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N0ftoway County.
WELLv1LLE, June 80, 1869.

Tothe Editors Of the Dispatch:
There was mass meeting held here to-
div which had happy effect towards VIM
Nine colorcd voters for the Walker ticket.
The the sneakers were MajorW w. f. c. Gregory,
! ". Friend. Esq. J. S. Budd, Esq, and
Robert II. Jones, Jr., ESQ.,; all OF Peters
Int efrectual. The colored men of this
ronnty are rapidly flocling TO the fence
Which,. separates The two parties, and many,
! an happy to say, are falling on the Walker
side. There are also good many who have
been worked upon until they have at last
drrarpd their intentions not to vote at all.
DAN.
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Observation-Disclosures.
washjnpssosr, ~, News W..

WAsHIsaTof, July 2-Tne revenue re-
cefpts To-day were,3 81 ESQ, 000, and the Gus
tom receipts from June 21st to the both,
inclusive. were over q, 000, GOO. -
q Revenue commissioner Delano will be
absent from the city about ten days. 40 Z
Ex-President johnson has left for Ten
nessee to 20 into the canvass IN support of
Senter, for Governor. sss3ii q
At the Cabinet meeting to-dny Secretaries
Fish, Rawlings, and Hoar, were absent 80
Secretary. Boutwell, decides that goods
seized which cannot be sold for the expense
of seizure and tax must be stored, subject
to the future action Of Congress. az
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yTHE CELEBRATED .CALLOGHAN
i STAND IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY, .a.a

This STAND, one and a quarter miles from
Brown s depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, has been so well and fayorably known to
visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
and surroundIngs-is deemed unnecessary
1t is now opened as UMNtER RESORT Sech
persons and families as desire the comforts, the
enjoyments, and the quietness OF home, VIII hnd t
q very pleasant place. -
VISITORS BY RAIL will always find a convey
ance In waiting ut the depot, ard those comingin
private conveyanccs ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages. .yf
DINING PARTIES from the White coming
down In the morning and returning in the evening
train) will always find conveyanees at the depot.
A SULPHUR SPRING near by win enable the
proprietor to furnish his guests with water equal
In all respects to the celebrated White. -,
Reasonable charges made and fare not sur
passed by, any similar house In Virginia. 49,,
fe2S-1ni WILLIAM d. DlChSON.
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SnEEANDoAH.-The additions to the regis:
lratOn in Shenandoah amount to 59S; OF
which, the Shenandoah Herald says, not
over hity were negroes. Ii that is correct,
he votes added to former registration stand
White, 2,TOG; black, 22G-white majority,
9,ISl
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The President and tho Georgia
Question.

L WAsntNGTos, July 2.-The President, in
an interview with Messrs. Gift, Edwards,
and other Georgians, said that, having made
appointments to the Augusta and Macon
post-ofdces, he was indisposed to change
them until the incumbents proved incom-
petent. During the interview he gave no
Indication that he was considering the POI
litical status Of Georgia. - a.,...,., !, ID.
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Cuba-Accounts from Rebel Sources.

WASHINGTON, July 2.--The Cubans here
have the following advices from the island :
After the Spaniards were repulsed in Cinco
Villas district tleywere reinforced by 90
900 men, making their strength double that
Of the Cubans, who then retfeated. Eighty
five Cubans and several Americans were
captured by General Lesca, and shot.
Nearlyall the large plantations in Cinco
Villas district have been destroyed. 1t is
stated that the CJIbans are concentrating to
fight Lesca, and news of decisive battle
is daily expected. The Cubans here are I'M
easy at not hearing from General Jordan
command. ,e4@a',' n tis
LONDON, July 2.-Advices from the Afri-
can coast report the arrival at Fernando Pc
of two hundred and fifty political prisoners
from Havana. r'aist,.,: - X y.
NEW YORK, July 2-Puerto Principe adj
vices of the 22d June represent the condi-
ton of the Spanish troops as dreadful. The
hospitals are full and ten deaths occur daily.
A foraging party, enc hundred and fifty
strong, had been driven into the city, about
forty of whom went to the hospital. The
Cubans had captured one hundred regular
troops at the first railway station out from
Principe. st~.,,.....s,,.,
One regiment of volunteers has abolIttwo
hundred sick. ~ .'.'-'E-- 'tI4
\ 'Quesoda was in the vicinity of the city.
The Spaniards attribute his success to the
acquisitions of filibusters, and state that
10000 more troops will be needed. The
Spanish garrison is disheartened.
An American named Speakman, one of
the Grapeshot filibusters, was shot at Santi-
ago. The Americans Vainly asked for delay.
e" .,. Later Dispatches. y. ~.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The President Of
Peru, answering the resolution OF a mass
meeting that, the monitors be sent to aid
Cuba, replied that he would do what tended
most to The honor of Peru. i -. i.
'NEw GoRK, July 1.-Two hundred more
of the Cuban expedition have been cap
tured, but nothing has yet been heard OF
Colonel Ryan. The Herald says the finale
of the great Cuban fibustering expedition
has been reached, with failure as absolute
as the results are disastrous. -
The filibusters have been transferred to
the Catherine Whiting, and expected to be
released this evening. The majority are
Cubans. Senior Alfero and DR.. Bosora nave
been lodged in LudlQW=street Jail. 1t is
thought Colonel Ryan and his men, now
prisoners in revenue cutter, will be sent
Marshal's report says they quarrelled
among themselves, and that three were
killed and several wounded in free fight
HAVANA, July 2.-De Rodas, in public
speech to-day, advised the city journalists to
show more moderation and endeavor to con-
ciliate all classes, and cease the publication
of irritating articles, especially regarding Ia
dies. -...i
HAVANA, July, 2.-The Cuban volunteers
guarding the Nuevitas railroad mutinied.
Their colonel was arrested by Letona, COM
handing at Puerto Principe, and the vol
unteers marched OH the place, and after re-
ceiving him imprisoned Letopa, whom they
will probably shoot,
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THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
walker Grand, Mass Meetings anSa
Rarbecues in Tsenrfco. 80

Grand rally and barbecue nc Green's
mills. Saturday, July Sd, at12 o'clock.
Grand rally and barbecue at James
Throgmorton's store, Saturday, July Sd, at
y o'clock.
Grand rally and barbecue at Whites
store. Charles City road, and at Young's
Mills, Monday, July 9Th, at IL o'clock.
Agrand rally and discussion between the
walker aud Wells candidates for the Legis-
Ioture at Deep Bottom, Saturday evening,
July Sd, At o'clock.
Slcssrs. A. NJ. Kelley, T. J. Evans, james
Dnnlop. NJ. Johnson, j. White, Major II.
I,yle. NJ. 4. Gilman, the candidates for the
legislature, and others, will address the
meetings. 9l..s.l (. ii
Come one come al =
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The weekly Cotton Statement.

New YORK, July 2.-The following is Q
statement OF the cotton trade for the week
at all United States ports Receipts, 500
bales. Exports--to Great Britain, 1850;
to the continent, 90; stock on hand and on
shipboard not yet cleared, 56,O2I. 'a
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aeAFAfERaFAE
.g@43 0-E-s : = 2. = = !. =. = Z.
Grain and Flour Market,
cons AID FLOUR ExcHANaE,3
''S--e - RTCHHoED, Jrfy ., 1859.

q
I ,{TU 80 OFFERINGS. -: i
- Wtfut.-whtte. new 40 buRhes. $50:
Cbfp.--W bite 90! bushels; Mixed, $50 bushels.
Odts.-a2s bushels. att ti-t5ae
Pyesq-l2 hitsifelsi g5,i-3fttts lT.fftf!i $50
= SNorts.-s0o pounds. 6,s. ,.ssL.,. 80
s,bst tf-t9t BALES. . 9 I. = 3
Wheat. white, new. 90 bushels very good at
SLIGO. - ma 1910 ~ {. -s.-.
10 bushels prime at 9ac. 2A btisheIs Mt 92c go
bushels prfvntc tcrIns-tota1, cGi bushels. Mixed,
so bushels ut soc, 200 bushels on private ternsto-
tai $50 bushels. -. - ...,r5r
Odts.-2B bushels very good at &c.
Rye.--l2 bushels good at s1.l5. .-cT TIT,
Shorts 800 pounds 1T lie. 49, yEt 't.'4 !
,asssEE-EIH1BfrED,' to 7. !. -. i,
Wheat White. new. 10 bushels. Isss.-:t..,.f.
rorn.lWhite; 2oobushels, Mixed, 50 bushels.
!. 0ats.-26d bushels.
REMAEKs.-Corn active and advanced. First
sales of new. Wheat on Change to-day, very good
white selling at s16o. Oats inactive.
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For the Dispatch.
Wise, Buchanan, and Lee.
WISE COUNTY, June }

WISE COUNTY, June 80, lob5.
THIS dag was glorious for old Wise and ,t
Southwestern Virginia. Colonel Joseph L.
Campbell, who is a favoritc in Wise. came
I'M TO time, and glorious ovation the white
TO an immense audience of Conservatives
and Radicals, He seemed to Sttrpass, lllm-
self, And after his speech, the whole all=
dicnce rose up and gave him three long,
loud cheers, There was Il tremendous
crowd from buchanan besides the many
ritizrna Of Wise that were present,
Lee will gipo 1000 majority: Wise is
unanimous. except Il few scattering votes !;
and glorious little Buchanan is all right.
Mcdonald, the late representative, is nomi-
mated in Lee, and Chase in Wise. Major
Holloway and Major. Norment addressed the
people this evening. All right i'll WISE,
Your friend, 4,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

Yellow Fever on n French Vessel.
!. FORTRESS MONROE, July 2.-The French
corvette CurrieuX arrived to-day from Mar
Unique. She has had eighteen cases of yO-
mito and five deaths, The captain, first Off
Ger, and surgeon, arc dead. The assistant
surgeon is diving,