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DISTURBING THE DEAD.-The keeper Of
the est. Louis Catholic Cemetery" near
Louisville, Ky, was aroused on Tuesday
morning last about l O'Clock by the barking
of Il dog, and upon going out to ascertain the
cause at once discovered that parties were
in the cemetery despoiling the graves Of
their dead. On the outside of the enclo-
sure he saw horse and wagon, and upon
examining the latter he found that it con-
tanned two bodies, one i'll sack and the
other entirely nude. Just here he saw two
men coming up il ravine of the cemetery
bearing another body between them, and,
drawing his pistol, quietly awaited their APP
proach. No sooner had they deposited
their burden than he confronted them with
his weapon and demanded surrender.
Being unarmed, they made no resistance:
The bodies were those of three females, all
of whom had been buried the day preVi-
ous-onc girl twelve years Of age, named
Mary Velqllez, OF French family another
young woman nineteen years OF age.
named Alice Atwell and the third that OF
Mrs. Mary Norris, aged seyenty-fve. The
body-snatchers" gave their names as
Thomas Berry and William Rathwell. They
were both committed by Judge Craig to an
swer an Indictment. The case has aroused
much excitement in Louisville, and the trial
will be watched with interest.
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A GLOOMY VIEW OF LABOR IN CAL1FoR-
MIA San Francisco letter states that
there are hundreds of men out of employ
ment in California, and they cannot get
work. Those who do not get work have to
carry their beds from place to place. When
the harvest is done there is nothing for the
laborer to do until the rain falls-about the
1st of November. The San Francisco pa
pers publish only the good side of affairs III
California, and say nothing about the bad
side. Farm hands cannot average more
than six months work in year. Callfor-
mia is a better country for capital than for
labor. A farm laborer in California must
have his own bed in every instance, or sleep
in the hay-stack; and if he asks the owner
of a farm where he applies for work, he is
told to buy his own blanket. A man has to
do his own washing also, or pay from Sl.5O
to So dozen for washing, and then 60 from
one mile to two to get it done, except in the
nitx
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The President and the Texas Election.
WASHINGTON, September 25.-It is stated
that the President, OH reading the accounts
strongly committing the Executive to inter-
ference in favor Of the extremists in Texas
and Mississippi, said to parties of his official
household that the reports were not SUBJ
stantialy true. The facts are that the Prcsi-
dent will allow the Secretaries to do as they
please in their own Departments. This will
throw the patronage Of the Attorncy-Gcnc-
raj, Post Office and Treasury Departments,
for the extremists. The State, Navy, War,
and Interior Departments, if they interfere
at all, will favor the Conservative Republic
cans. This rough statement of the situation
is the closest approximation possible. The
best opinion persists in asserting neutrality
in the highest quarters.
General Reynolds, writing to President
Grant from Texas, September 4th, says :
"The platform of the two wings Of the
Republican party are the same. The Radi-
cal wing act out their professions of adhe-
renee to the reconstruction laws of Con-
gress, and present for office men who are
qualified under these laws. The Conserya-
tive wing frequently dominates men for
Office who are known to be disqualified
under the reconstruction laws, but who are
also known to be acceptable to the Demo
Gratis.
g The success of the a. j. Hamilton fac
ton, as it will be produced by Democratic
votes. will be the. defeat Of Republicanism
hands of the very men who, during the en-
tire period of the rebellion, eXerted every
nerve to destroy the Union, and who have
uniformly opposed the reconstruction laws
with a persistency worthy Of II better
rausc."
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LEWIS DANIEL Il Co.,
Bankers, No. II Wall street.
WHAT New YORK PAPER SAYs.-Thc


Commercial of Friday evening says:
"Accordng to current report, the bull
clique claims to have made ST. 100000 out
of their operations, and the losses OH the
other side, it would follow, must be equal
One prominent gold broker, Mr.. a. q.
Speyers, who was conspicuous this morning
for bidding 100 for 81 ,OO0,00 gold when the
price was 135, has failed to take up the gold,
and in defence made statement III the
gold room this afternoon to the effect that
the gold he bought yesterday was Tor Mr..
w. Bclden, and that his bids for gold ut l0o
TODAY were OH account OF MI. James
Fisk, Jr., and that his inability to de-
liver arose from both parties not having
given him any margin. He did not,
however, explain why he bid 1G0 when
gold could have been bought at 133. MI
Speyers's conduct in other respects during
the IClav was such as to suggest the idea to
those who observed him that he was under
some hallucination but report current on
the street that he had been placed in the
care of his friends does not appear to have
been correct. Since the cessation OF the
morning clamor the wreck of the contest
became more apparent. Five or SIX other
firms are named as having failed, including
Belden g. Co. The transactions OF the day
in the gold room have been enormous.
Yesterday the clearngS Of the Gold En-
change Bank, representing "Wednesday 5
business, amounted to 1924 ,324, 00O but
to-dav's transactions must have largely eX-
cccded that amount. The rapid fluctuations
in the premium caused such a pressure on
the cold-room telegraph that the wires he-
came heated, and communication with the
brokers' offices was suspended"
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A STEAMBOAT RUNS HALF AN HOUR
WITHOUT AN ENG1NEER.-The Monroe La.)
Telegraph tells the following story
"The steamer Rob Roy met with most
singular accident on her trip down from this
place. The engineer on the second night
watch had just gone on duty. lie was seen
by the watchman after going on duty at
tending the engines and otherwise oversee
ing the machinery. When last noticed he
was standing on the fan ut the stern of the
boat 1.-THE Rob Roy is Il stern-wheel boat
oiling the eccentric and gudgeon. Some
half an hour later the Waterman reported
to Captain Benedict that the engineer was
missing.
"This announcement caused no little
CONSERVATION, since no one knew III what
nor how soon before some fatal eNplo-
sion would take place which would
cause the death of all on board. The en-
cinecr previously relieved was Immediately
aroused, and went below. He found the
boiler nearly red-hot, the supply of water
having been stopped by the missing eDgi-
neer, us is frequently done on stern-wheel
boats, where the Doctors speed cannot
be regulated as on sidc-wheel boats, and he
also found the engines considerably dam
aged. The fires were Immediately put out
and the boat tied up for 4 few hours; after
which. steam was raised in one of the boil
ers, and the boat proceeded on to New Or
leans. where she is now undergoing repairs
preparatory to resuming herregular weekly
trips to Monroe and Trenton. The missing
engineer undoubtedly fell into the river at
the stern of the boat. A short distance
below the point OH the river where he was
last noticed by the Waterman his body was
found by Captain Clip Duke, and was buried
by that gentleman. 1t was half an hour
after he was seen at the boats stern before his
absence was observed, and thus the boat
must have run half an hour without an
engineer. This is, doubtless, one of the
most singular steamboat accidents on re-
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ENaSEsinciOn News.

WAsH1SGTos, September 2j.-Thc reye-
nue. receipts to-day were 800, 900.
The Register Of the Treasury is to take
the stump for Governor Geary.
Attorney General Hoar has been applied
to for an opinion regarding the power OF
the Virginia Legislature to elect senators.
NJ. Brillie, the new Danish Minister, was
presented to the President to-day.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars III fractional
currency have been forwarded each to New
Orleans and Charleston.
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Foreign NIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. September 25-Nooa.-Consols: 92i.
United States 5-2O's, sat. Tallow AIS. 3d,0iIs CO.
LONDON, September Esce:tn4;-ConSoi'
LIVERPOOL, September o. Noon. --Cotton iirmer
hut not higher: upands, l2tc.; Orleans, l2sc. Es-
tmated sales To- 900 bales. sales yesterday reached
IL. 900 bales. ~
closed frmcr uplands, I2t@l2Sd. Orleans, l23@l
l2id sales L. 900 bales, including 1900 Tor export
and speculation. Corn, 29s 3D. Beet, s9s.
PARIS, September 25.-Bourse. opened steady
with rcncs quoted at 70f. eOc., and closed NJ IOf.
HAyRE, September 25.--CottOn opened dull both
on the spot and alloa ties ordnairc, on the spot,
li5lf.
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1t is said Victor Hugo's publisher, at
least, is not the man who laughs.
General Rosecrans is building residence
at San Rafael, California.
IN CUBA.-It is stated that Major u. B.
Bridgford, who, during the war, was 4, st q,
toned for some time in this Guy, IS no" III
Cuba.-Peters6urg Express.
The Chicago Post is responsible LOT Inc
SANDER that Frelinghuysen refused tn 4,
Chinese mission on account OF personal
difficulty with Old Hyson.
A wealthy man of New York city, whose Sc
name is not announced, has contributed
$50, 900 to enlarge and improve the Woman
Hospital.
It is reported that an unhappy child, sup
rosed to be afflicted with hydrophobla, was ,.s
two days since poisoned by her nearest rela-
lives. we trust that this case will receive
strict investigation from the authorities
PhtladeLphia Age.
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A colored postmaster in Mississippi dis
tributes the mails, as far as they go, to the
crowd as it comes in, but sometimes don't
have enough to go around. He never gives
a man two letters.
Wisconsin papers now want hanging le-
galized. They are going to hang despera-
does any way, and think it MAY as Wen De
done by sanction of law. Wisconsin aool'
ished capital punishment some years ago.
A woman at Plattsburg, n. Y, didn't
know whether she could fill a kerosene lamp
while it was burning until she tried. She
now wears wig, and her face, heretofore
handsome, looks like rare beefsteak. lou
see, as we have remarked before. the SUM IS
angerous.-Neso York Democrat
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Spain. Thousands Of wealthy Cubans have
gone to New York, New Orleans, Baltimore,
Mexico. and Europe, while very many thou
sands of Cubans have drifted into the tnte-
rior to join the Cuban army. Not only have
men gone. but at least $4,000 ladies' have
also left Havana for different towns OF the
interior. 1t is estimated that there are now
10000 empty houses In the city.
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The Gold Excitement i'll San Francis
co--EmmigrntionG OF EsracIiies.

SAN Francisco, September D. The
heavy rush for gold yesterday, caused by
advices from the Atlantic side, caused the
banks to refuse to sell ut any price.
The Israclites here have organized an I'M
faith to come from Europe.
The banks Of London and San Francisco
have drawn on London for 81 SOC, 00G gold.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, September "a, 1869.
Within the past two or three days but lit
tie has been mentioned in political circles
here concerning the situation in Virginia.
Those who discuss the matter unite in agree
ing that the first thing in order is the adop-
ton Of the fifteenth amendment. to he fol-
lowed Immediately by the election Of sena4
tors. 1t is worthy Of notice that the real
friends Of Virginia hcrc--thoSe who are most
anxious for her restoration to representa-
tion--inSiSt that the reasons for an early
election Of senator's. and the completion of
hercongreSsional delegation, are very strong.
The ultra Radical wing Of the Republican
party, headed by Boutwell,, Butler, Wilson
< Co.. would much rather witness delay
in the election of senator's than to know that
The State, by her adoption of the amend
mcnt, and sending of Its congressional dele
CATION here, is fully prepared to begin the
exercise of her rights as Il State Of the Union.
The longer that is delayed the longer time
will I've at the disposal of the enemies of the
Old Dominion TO prevent her admission. If
her senators and representatives are both
here, armed, As they would he. with the po-
tcntia influence OF a true and legitimate
election, rs well rs with the right and conf
Gcucc of an appeal to the President and
General Of the Armies i'll support of their
States privileges under the constitution, il
will hc impossible for the Radical wirc-pull-
cr> 10 prevent them from admission to their
seats in either House of Congress.
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A middle-aged lady in Detroit was sud-
denly seized with vertigo, and fell to the
sidewalk. A physician found that she was
being strangled in some manner. 1nyesti-
CATION revealed the cause in the shape of a
set of false teeth that had dropped from
their position rs the head Of the lady
thumped or the sidewalk, and in her gasp
ings for breath had been drawn into the
throat so far that she was with difficulty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Excitement in the New York
Money Market Gold BOARD Ad.
journed to Moniay---Suicide of a
Observation-Disclosures In n Hard
Place--scarcity of Money, DC.
NEW York, September 25-Noon. - The
Gold Board adjourned at 10 o'clock this
morning until Monday. A committee was
assistant United States treasurer, and ask
him to postpone the sale of the S4,000,000
gold to some future day. No gold transac-
tons of to-day will be recognized by the
Board, and there are no quotations.
Stocks are dull with little doing, and
prices shade off from the opening.
Money per cent, with X to p commits
sion added. Five-twenties, 1862, 121&.
Tennessee 6's-EX-coupons, 81; new, ID.
Virginia 6s-57 ; new, IS. North Carolina
Gs-old, 52h new, As.
Second Dispatch.
New YoEK, September 2j.-dfternoon.-
Solomon Mailer, broker, committed sui
eide to-day because of his losses at the Gold
Board.
The Assistant United States Treasurer
accepted $4,000, 900 of 5-20's offered to-day
at from 116 17-100 to lis S-1OO. The amount
bid was 81 100000.
1t is almost impossible to get money at
any price. Seven per cent. with Hc. COM
mission was freely paid for turning stocks.
The houses reported yesterday as sus-
pended are'still in the same condition, and
it is rumored will not he able to go on.
The First National Bank is in trouble.
and it is reported must suspend if the other
banks do not assist it.
Third Dispatch.
New YORK., September 25.-EUening.-A
few loans have been made on Governments
at per cent, gold, and 1@1H, gold, COM
mission added.
Gold is nominal, and only about s., 900, 900
were sold to-day.
The bank statement of the week shows a
decrease Of s., 000, 900 in loans and s. 900, 900
decrease in deposits, and no other marked
changes.
Governments are unchanged, State bonds
dull, and stocks very dull.
The Tenth National Bank has paid all de-
mandS.
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nomcstic IJarkets-TBY TELEGRAPn1.

and nominally unchanged. Wheat dull and nomt-
nal. Corn dull and l@9c. lower. Pork quiet at
$3.50. Lard dull. Cotton, zoe. TuTpentine firm
1921. Frcights dull.
aEreaing. heavy; sales of 100 bales at
&c Flour fayors buyers superine, S5.900S6. TO-
Wheat heavy and lace lower; red and amber
western, Sl.45@$l.5l; white Ohio. $l.55. Corn "a
&c.. lower mixed western, Sl.01@Sl.09. Whlskey
dull at Sl.2OmSl.25. Pork dull and heavy. Lard
heavy. Naval stores and groceries quiet. Frcights
dull and dropping.
WILMINGTON, y. c., September 25.-Spirits
turpcntinc quiet at 4Oc.: crude, $l.500S3. Rosin
steady 1T 8l.60WFi. Tar, 1890
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FOR SALE.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE,
" At THE BRIDGEWATER FACTORY, AT
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, consisting Of the fol-
lowing: ring spinning frames, 800 spindle5 IL
3O-inci cards, fiat tops, clothing good railways;
card-heads twisters, 50 splndles each. : sets
drawing Il new, Jenks's make) . list speeders /
patent grinder, new; spoilers, 80 spindles each
double reels 2warp mills; turning lathe, new.
feet IS inches swing; turning lathe, old, feet
IS inches swing; yarn press; I large press
Tor baleing: picker; spreaders, OF brater
each; sets scales; full set cana, spoois and bob
bins; steau-boier and pipes for heating; shalt
condition. and is capable OF making 500 To 300
pounds coarse yarn daily. The above property
will be sold at bargain. Apply 10
RUGGLES & TALiAFEkR0,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Sc lo-2taw4W FREDERICKSBURG, va,
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Horrible Accident Mt Niagara Falls

NIAGARA FALLS, September 25.-The
horses attached to Il carriage containing i
gentleman and four ladies became unma-
nageable. The gentleman jumped off, and
escaped. The carriage and horses went
over bank $50 feet high, killing one lady,
fatally iniuring another, and terribly brlll'
sing the Others. The party were from Pro
violence. II. |.
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CUBANs QUITTING HAvANA.-It is stated
that the city of Havana, before the revolt of
Yara, claimed 100000 inhabitants. There
are now, at the very outside figure, no more
than $4,000 people there. Thousands of
Spanish merchants and traders have fed to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

Several failures of New York firms were
reDorted on the bulletins ut the brokers
offices Yesterday afternoon, among which
were Gould, Smith, Martin & Co., William
Belden, and Fisk Il Observation-Disclosures
american. 18th.
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ten from Cape MAY, and the other from Bos.

ten from Cape May, and the other from Bos-
ton, and in both. Boswell Urges Carson to
get up a serenade for him on his return !;
him home and advises what bands to Sc
cure, and especially TO have one transpa-
rency prepared with the words "Welcoine
Home, Gil il: and Mr., Boswell promises to
foot all the bills upon his return. Since Mr..
BoswelPs return he has had quarrel with
Mayor Bowen, and Carson has deserted to
the side Of the Mayor, and exposes these
letters in order TO show that his devotion to
Mr.. Bowen was greater than his love for
Boswell. The whole affair is very rich, and
makes most amusing chapter in the his
tory of the quarrelsome municipal admil,is-
tration Of WashiEgtoni
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E'rEDrp.

PARIS, September 25:-The Constitution
mel denies La GdUiOiS's assertion of the
French note to Prussia threatening war il
Baden is absorbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

It is understood that Bonner has con-
sented to trot Dexter against Lady Thorn
this week probably Thursday at the Pros
meet Park Fair Grounds, NeW'i0rk. The
entire proceeds Tor the benefit OF the Avon
dale sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

SPANISH REPUBLICANs.-MadrId, Scptem-
Der 24.-The meetings of the Republican
Club have been suspended because a resGlu-
ton was adopted condemnln$ moiltlrGhy
S;,ra the return of General Prim the lam
o,nGe of the American Minister has been
couCiiatory.