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IN ME NOR A VI /.
JAMES r. BRANCH,

JAMES *. BRANCB.
The rush and hustle of political contest IA over
success Is blaZ0rcd on the banners of the state
and with new hopes bursting from many well
tried heart the men who struggled TO rouse the
masses and the masses who rose Ia rescue their
land arc privileged to rest from their laborS to
contemplate with thanklulness and praise the
great work achieved: to stretch forth their hanus
towards the hounlle.s future, and to feel that on
its brow the smile of God rests like golden sheen.
But In the midst of SO much rejoicing there are
those whose hearts lie crushed and bleeding beneath
the burden of sorrow scarce vet understoon-
Il sorrow which seems to shut them In WIN the
darkness only. which no nec joy can brighten: no
"ec charm dSpcl which SO intus ,T lsSe ,t%
grief. and bitterly remind the stricken ones, "a
they turn from the public shout, that while others
have rendered tn "CTSar' atone, thcE nave UT
terly rendered Ito G0d."
name of JAMES X. BRANCH has already been tn"
theme of column after column OF public cul"gy
and hubble grief Again and again the history OF
the fearful accident by which he lost his life has
ca, be added to the wel-deserved praise so gene
rOrIsly bestowed but AZ In" request OF one whose
ishtcst wish becomes my choicest privilege; come
to Law my last sad votvc leafupon his tomb
to leave among the thousandrchcr blooms already
there a simple - immortcllc,'' which shall be 81,
cred only TO the memory OF his pr,rme virtues IN"
the many sterling qualities by which he was on
dcarcd 50 cmincntlv tn his rel lives ana TRENDS.
appreciate ("iy the higl-tonSd character ANA
to know him. not us he moved about amid thg bus!
scenes at life, but in the n0rr"w cirGie ~ hSRome'
There it that the true beauties or his nature
were most conspcuouSly developed ana iouil'i
their hiUbest level for there. fOrGetlul OF hmseli
and every interest foreign TO his fireside ne SonEht
his trueSt joy In making others Happy ana III s"1i
cheer the domestic circle or adorn The sphere oi
privat" usefulness and love. As husband, father
brother son. and friend. hC WAS never known 10
fail or faltcr in the discharge OF every trust. IN
the social circle he was conSpcunu: Tor ms
ATTRACTIVE influence and liberal h0spial,ly mn
fate. and feel that from their midst very 'ihia-
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~. .,a -, ,r.oraed ia cav ANYTHING rela-

We had not intended to say anything rela-
tive to the wonderful success Of the few
editors who up to the day Of election
wrote long editorials to show up the aboml-
nations of the constitution and in tones OF
fiery zeal called upon the people to "vorE
DOWN. that instrument. But our friend
HorE. of the Norfolk Viry''udn, Zone OF the
number himself,) makes so graceful ana
pleasant an allusion to the. subject that we
think it no harm to reproduce his para
graph. He says:
"Our brother Wilson, lHolt Wilson, OF
the Petersburg Erpress,l writing on ;i,,,; amc
Sth. sallowed' that, from present indlca-
lions. the cxpurgatcd constitution has been
adopted After Safs'" Bonrbon eo1
natriot chat the indications point that
wav. Never mind, Holt! To have de-
served success is q consolation. ana Win
your 1helm alice and everything draw
ing we wish you bon voyage on the squal'y
sea before YOU"
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TeHED.

OF typhoid fever. on Jnly Eth; at &, nTo1ysic;"
New Kent county, Va, MS. rs a a,,a ~ 'o'h'
New York Herald win please copy.
Yesterday. at 81 A. NJ, ANNA JACKSON;
Youngest child Of A. W. and Rebecca jones' ase'
'' The fnneral win take place TO-DAY at o'closk
from the residence OF its parents. Friends OF tne
family are invited to attend.
n Baltimore the nth instant. Mrs. a Am "
CHM LA age, hif ft ST years WIDOW OF T.
Her funeral viii take place from st Peters ca
ihcdral mt half-past 10 o'clock TODAY. inc
friends the family are invited to attend.
In this city, Sunday night at O'Clock, MICHAEL
The funeral will take place at o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON from st. Peters cathedrai. me
friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
In Lewisburg. on the ST., instant. after pain ml
Illness. Mr. JOHN E. LEWIS, In the ffty-elghth
Mr. LEWIS was born in Richmond. Va, but at
an early age removed to the county or hanawha.
He first went to Lewisburg In the year lst'.
On the morning of the 18th OF Jny, afterabrief
Illness, MARTHA EVA, infant d3uSliie or otIHsnry
| and Fannie a. Boone, aged three monthsaf I'VE
The friends and acGraintanccs of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
| fathers residence THIS Tuesday MORNING at
O'Clock.
| Though brief the space that marked thy earthI!
With many pang thy spirit passed away.
| On Saturday morning. 10th instant, at half-past
| io,rlock LAURA LOUISE. daughter of Laura l..
and William r. Trucman. in the fifth year OF her
| age.
In New York. suddenly, Of inflammaton of the
| bowels on Friday July 9th, REBECCh MARY.
the beloved wife 0f.John :. Thrashcr, In the forty
ninth year of her age
| The remains will be at once taken I" Galveston
| Texas.
| ON the l2th instant, at 81 o'clock \. NJ, CLARA
| VIRGINIA. infant daughter of William +: ana
| Mary Z. Brown, aged eighteen months ana eleven
| days. ,rs,
| Her funeral will take place TO-DAY Tuesday
at O'Clock Z. NJ from 100. Third street. FRIENDS
| and relatives are invited to attend.
| In Baltimore on Sunday nth instant. Mrs. MA T.
TUA FOWLER. aged eighty-two years. daughter
| of Major Thomas Armistcad, Of Virginia.
! At fifteen minutes to l. o'clock \. NJ July iI.n'
! NETTIE c.. infant child OF " 1lliam l. an" NO
| hcrta j. TAYLOR, aged ten months and twcnty-four
| DAYS.
Her funeral willtake place at 10 west Clay street
| ot s O'Clock A. " July 18th The friends and
acquaintances of the family are Invited to attend.
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New Books.

Thockerdy's Works Tello1r-P Plush PdperS
New York D. APPLETON d co. loo9
Paper covers.
The Subtraction of Women. by JOHN STUART
MILL. New York ID. APPLETON ~ co
1869.
Mr.. MILL is so we'll known as writer on
political economy that this little book VIII
have MANY readers Notwithstanding that II
was written to show "that the principle
(Which regulates the existing social rela-
" tons between the two SeXes-the legal
s,lbordination of one sex to the others
l." wrong in itself. and now ole of the chlcl
L" hindranceS to human Improvement and
" that it ought to be replaced by principle
" of perfect equality admitting no power OF
I" priyilegc on the one side, nor disability
" on the other"
Rhetoric: A Textbook, designed for use
-, Schools and Colleges and for Pirate
!Study. By Rev. z. O. HARES, d. D., IL.
D.. President of the University of Michl-
Gan. New York HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
1869.
This is good textbook. But logic and
rhetoric, as DoGBERRY says, "come by ma
ture." They are never learned. Neverthc-
less. those who are so favored by Dame Ma
ture as to be able to link logic and streW
rhetoric 81 will may be protited by reading
this book.
Famous London Merchants. 4 Book for
Boys. By III. X. Fox BOURNE, author OIL
Several works.. with twenty-five illuStra-
lions. New York HARPER IL Brothers.
1869.
The frontiSpecc is Il likeness Of Mr.. PEA
BODY. The next picture is a likeness of Sir
RICHARD WH1TrINGToN. Lord Mayor OF
London five hundred years ago, and whose
story we have all heard referred to 50 often
that it has become as familiar to us rs the
story concerning GEORGE WASHINGTON and
the applc-trce.
Cor9 ana Creesc BY the author of The
Dodge Club With illustrations. New
York HARPER & BROTHERS. 1863
Profusely illustrated. One Of HARrERs'
novels; and they are supposed to publish
none but good ones.
The Adventures Of Philip and HIS ard9
through the World: sho,oi,ag arho Robbed
Him, arh0 Helped HIM, and arho pdSsco
Him By. BY w. NJ. THACKEkAY. With
illustrations by the author. New York
HARPER g. BROTHERS. 1869.
All of the above we received from Mcssrs
4. Fl. CHRISTIAN IL Co., Main street, who
seem never to be hehind-hand in laying in
their supplies of any new book or any nc"
edition of an old book.
PcterS'S Musical Monthty--:ln excellent
publcation-ior July is on our table. Re
ccived from the publishers. The music is
of the latest and best.
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I,ee.-William Mcdonald.

Lee.-Willia1n Mcdonald.
Lunenburg.-Stith Boiling. -
Observation-Disclosures Matthews, Isaac d.
Budd.
Louisa <o, @
Mecklenburg.-John Watson (negrol ).
M M n w. Walker, Jr.
Matthews.-Henry Bell.
Montgomery.-R.A A. Miller.
Middiesex.-L. c. Bristow.
Nelson.-W. L. Williams.
Northumberland.--B. q. Haynle.
New Kent-W. II. Brisley (neSro).
Nansemond.--D. III. Thdyer.
observation-disclosures &. 10y. ....
Norfolk Gitv.-A. S. Segar, II. III. Bo'oder.
Norfolk County and misunderstanding
Lee, Jr., A. L. Woodrorth, and Charles Il.
Hodges.
Page.-J. W. Ashby.
Powhatan.-(See Chestertield.)
Petersburg.-Pctcr Morgan (neSro0 John
Fayerman (negro.)
Prince Edward.-T. p. jackson.
Prince George
Princess Anne.-John Hodges tneSro).
Prince William.-W. a. Bryant.
Pulaski.-W. J. Wall.
Pittsvlvania.-Mich Clarke, Fulton,
and W. Coles, and Gosney.
Patrick
Richmond City.-A. Bodckcr, A. NJ. Kei-
lev, William Lovenstein, Stephen Mason,
l.. IL FraySer, j. B. Crcnshaw, j. ). Atiee,
G. X. Gilmer.
Richmond Colmty.-Le,cis r. Ste'cart.
Observation-Disclosures and Harnsbcrger.
Rockbridge.-William Mclaughlin and
S. B. Morrison.
Roanoke.-J. a. McCaul.
Rappahannock.-Z Turner.
RUSSELL. III. a. Smith.
Surry.-Fretz.
SUSSEX
Shenandoah.--J. l.. Campbell.
Smvth.--John 4. Kelly.
Scott.-E. +. Tiller.
Statiord-J. c. Shelton.
Spotsyvania.-J. III. Kelly.
mpton.--Ricllmd L. Burgess.
Tazewell.--Henry Bowen.
Warwick-(See Elizabeth City,
Warren.-S. S. Turner.
Washington.-Gcorge Graham and J. I.
Terry.
Wythe.-J. II. Fulton.
Wcstmoreland.--Gcorg Walker
Wisc.-(See Buchanan.)
York;. Norton (colored Conservative.
Conservatives, 81; Radicals, 81.
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.-PUR-
IN PLETOP WHITE FLAT DUTCH, WHITE
GLOBE. WHITE NORFOLK, YELLOW ABER-
DEEM, RUTA BAGA, etc, etc, grown from Sc
iected roots, and OF excellent quality, for sale at
lowest rates by ounce, pound, or hundred weight.
ALLISON K ADDISON,
iyI2 1918 aud 1920 Cary street.
ALLAN & JOHNSON'S NEW CROP
N of
TURNIP AND RUTA BAGA SEED
Is now in store.
RED TOP, WHITE DUTCH,
WHITE STRAP LEAF,
WHITE NORFOLK, WHITE GLOBE,
and all other kinds of TURNIPS that are used here.
PURPLE-TOP RGTA BAGA,
EkIRNING'S RUyA BAGA,
WHITE SWEDE RUTA BAGA, &c.
seeds by mail at OUR COST, and orders filled
promptly and accurately.
Wholesale price-listS for dealers. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
ie22 1906 Main street.
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r 1ME. LIME, L1ME.-W Il SOM S
hSUP RlOR VIRGINIA LIAIE.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY On uAND.-Haying
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
In the United States, constructed ON the most ap-
proved plan, WE INTEND TO UNDERSELL
THE NORTHERN LIME. and We invite atten-
ton to this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which this lime is made is nearly pure, and the
barrels arc full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE will be delivered al
all points on James river and on the canal, saked
or In quick state, at the lowest rates
w. q. TURP1S & CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville, B9tetoHft county. Va.
Address DILLON & Elicit,
General Agents. 1909 Dock street,
~ l3-3m Richmond, Va.
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ANOTHER Coon REsuLT.-Thc leading or
gan of the Radicals of West Virginia, the
Wheeling Intelligencer, asks:
"Shall we not here in West Virginia be
able TO take hint from it: Or VIII the
Republican leaders here persist in the stone
blind policy by which Wells lost the sup
port Of the best men of his party Ill 'r-
piniar
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The Radical Times, of Petersburg, mas
ceased to be daily paper. Hereafter II
will be published weekly. The Norfolk
Dan Book says this is only "the beginning
If the end"
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MI" BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is n certain aud
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches,
Pimples, and all other Eruptions Of the Skin. II
has been used with complete success in hundreds OF
cases, many OF them OF long standing and OF Il ma
lgnant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest its deserved merit and needs
only to be tried to insure relief. 1t Is for external
use and completely removes all cruptions OF the
skin, leaving II delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD L CO. Agents,
myl7 Richmond, Va.
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a. A.eorner.1ieneral: Taylor, 5s5 Bow.

Far Acknowledgement: Taylor, os5 bow
as For Congressman at Large: segar, 81 !;
Crane, 573. ,.;s 5e7 :.
w. w. Douglass, 500. Dod;oon
For Delegates L. r. Stewart Radlca')'
20. John s. Braxton (Conservative), OF.
For Congressman for First Dlstrlct oco'
W. Lewis, 565 r. s. Aver, oo'.
SOUTHAMPTON.
For the constitution Whites, ,lo4 CO.
lored. 1857. Against the constitution :
Whites, 50; colorcd, l.. .oo lie
For Acknowledgement, 9S; against , ols.
reimbursement, ,449. For test-oatii' 400 :
against tcst-oatf, ,4t9. WI,
FOR Governor: Walker, 1915; Wells,
1,196. orc
F For Acknowledgement Taylor, 1874 ;
Bowden, ,196. oeo .
For Senator'S Washington L. Riddick,
/ .273; James H. Thayer, ,l96;
For Delegates : Richard U. BURGESS
1873; Joseph Gregory, ], lS9. no.
David J. Goodwin, ], 269; james II. Platt'
Jr., 1,191.
MISUNDERSTANDING GEORGE.
The result of the election in WestnloretdnI.o
is that George Walker, Conservative canal,
date for the House of Delegates, is elected
bv cghty-six 1857 majority. The vote ioi
the whole Conservative ticket is about Tic
same as his.
King George elects J. Potts Conservative
bv one hundred and twenty-five %.
Mcrriwether Lewis CONSERVATIVE beats
w. w. Douglas (scalawag) for the senate
near 300 votes. II the rest OF the State mas
done as we'll, we have achieved GLORIOUS
| delirerance. W.
For the constitution, 1880; against the
constitution, Is. -. -.
For disfranchiscment, 425; against dlS
reimbursement, 40. For teSt-oath, 1ol /;
against test-oath, .454.
For Governor Walker, l,3l9; "ehs'
81. GO,
Harris, 49,.
For Acknowledgement Taylor, l,3l4
Bowden, 80. 90,
For Congressman at Large Segar' ,oeS
For Senator's Alexander NJ. Davis, 1,oo"
John Walsh, 500. .co
For Delegates John II. Fulton, l,ooo
Michcal Umbarger, 5O1.
For Congressman for Eighth District
James il. Gibbon, 1,352; George ;. SMITH
50I.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW AND OLD BOOKS.-Abbotts Di-
~ gcst Law of Corporations, Abbolts and
ltrighily's National Digcsts, Clinton'S Digest oil
Decisions. Ben amiu on Sales, Comic Blackstone,
Bench and Bar. Smith OH Contracts, james, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs Brightly, and billiard, on Bank *,
p prices c:;' low S.'N : RANDoEPH { ENGLIsfT,
'-srs9 booksellers, stationers, ana bpokbmders,
iylo 1918 Main street.
vTOODHOUsE L. PARHAM have for
w sale SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, in silver, ch-
ony, and guta percha eases, with and without PEN
Fine POCKET-BOoKs,
Fine POCkET-KNIVES, of Rodgers Il Sons
Beautiful odHIN note Ei PAPER and and ENVELOPES,
IVORY and PEARL PAPER-FoLDERS,
t bAIT ~ M = rosewood and
papler machie, So"
ToiIRsTs' CASES, containing an assortment OF
CHESS fsss'S MEN and BACKGAMMON RoXEs. tc1S
NEW BOOKS.
FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By Genio
THE 6 5fIS POLAR SEA. BY DR.: Hayes.
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Illustrated. By
TOMMY TRY, AND WHAT HE DID IN SCI
ENCE. Illustrated
KATiiLEEN. Novel. Blythe author Of RAY
mond'S Secret
: .p..rsSr Humanity, nc: s. -
THE NAN WHoLAUGn;s. By Victor S HnSo7:
BLANK BOOKS in great variety Persons in
want would do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. A. III. CHRISTIAN 4 CO.,
my II 1908 Main street. opposite post-ofice.
T WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
u . STATIONER, AND NEWSDEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand large and we'll
'''> SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS,
PENS,
PENCILS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
MAURY-S Second edition) PHYSICAL SUR
VEY OF VIRGINIA. Mailed to any address
for 81. -
Also on hand, all of the leading SEWSPA-
PIERS, PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, &C.. of
the day.
New novels always received as soon as issued by
tho publishers. my l3
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spECrAI NOTICES.
NTTo THE MEMBERS ELECT OF

MTTO THE MEMBERS ELECT OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA.
GENTLEMEN respectfully announce to yon that
/ will, he q candidate for tile Office Of CLERK OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES at the ensuing
session OF the General Assembly.
For my qualifications for the position, refer TO
m experience OF six years TO the unanimous en-
dorsation OF the House Of Delegates for three sue
cessive terms TO the individual members Of both
Houses of the General Assembly from 1850 to 1885,
and especially to General james J.. kcmper and
Judge Hugh W. Shelley, the surviving speakers
under whom served.
II political considerations shall influence you In
the selection of ministerial officer, II Is proper
for me to add, that In the recent canvass / was an
early and active supporter Of the ticket whose
platform was reform in the constitution, rcstora-
ton, and peace-the triumphant election Of which
has not only secured these important results, but
at the same time has. am persuaded, established
upon an enduring basis the safety, repose, and
prosperity OF Virginia.
Respectfully your obcdient servant,
Nv 13--dSsw2t WIZ. +. GORDON, JR.
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MT DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GIMPS, PRINCES,
BUTTONS SATINS,
ENGLISH and RICE ChMBRlCS.
CRINOLINE.
LINING BOOK.
RIBBONS, CORDS. and all other TRIM
MINGS required for ladies dresses, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
l.l3and 1915 Main street.
Largc-sizc BED QUILTS ut sl.S5 worth -.
jyl
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Walkers majority, so far rs heard from
10, T63.
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MT 81 u. ICE-CREAM. sl.2J.
I have reduced my A. No. ICE-CREAM to only
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER GALLON.
Pc-nics, balls, and families. supplied In any
quantity free of charge In the city.
ANDREW ANTONI,
iva Main street, below the post-ofiice.
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TY LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.

Large additions to our stock. Prices to suit all
The best stock ever exhibited. CalI anu t"h' "
Tool, ,ttncm. LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
SASH RIBBONS in all colors. Ei
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The CITY Government.

Now that the constitution has been rati-
jed, every one would like to knew what its
provisions for the government of cities and
towns are. We quote these provisions:
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n-g7 HEAVY LINEN DAMASk for
Crumb-Cloths, Piano and Tablc-Coycrs MUS
rJSS for Curtains: NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS and CURTAINS In pairs; STAIR
LINEN. OILCLOTH for stairs; CARPETS,
MATTINGS. and WINDOW SHADES, in great
variety, at reduced prices.
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MT HEAVY LINEN ID u X AND
DRILL at sc. per yard;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and LINEN DRILLING
In all qualities:
CASSIMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS and COTTOSADES In
great variety, ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and lcl5 Main street
pAI,M-I,FhF and JAPANESE FANS. jyl
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GROCERIES, dc.

VALLEY .FAMILT FLOUR" for sale.
ivl3-lw PALMER, lIARfSOOk co.
DATAPSCO- IAMILY FLOUR I'll
l finest Article offered i'll this markct-)uS' re-
ccivcd by ,<, ...,..,.,,.... ,,,>
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Progress of the Central Pacific Railroad-
Excitement Over the White Pine silver
Mines Of Nevada-Fsich Gold Discoveries In
British CoIumbia- -Disturbancc ON Queen
Chariotte's Island-Fearful Calamity In
Oregon. -.
SAN FRANCISCO, March q. 1880.
Another section OF the Central Pacific Railroad
was completed yesterday making 500 miles Of track
east OF Sacramento
The White Pine excitement Is unabated, notwith-
standing bitter cold weather and heavy snow storms
are prevailing there. The rush Of people thither is
increasing and new and rich discoveries are daily
reported. Hundreds OF companies are already In.
corporated here to work the White Pine mines, and
are still being formed at the rate OF three to ve per
day.
Indians quiet.
heavy shock OF earthquake was felt at Chauman-
gin Islands and Northeast Harbor, February 10.
Rich gold digging have been discovered In British
Columbia, eighty miles from Cariboo.
There Is rumored disturbance on Queen Char
iotte's Island OF such character that the govern
ment has been compelled to send O gunboat there
to suppress 1t.
Ore gon, was burned March IS. Mrs. Stevenson and
three children perished In the flames.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoS. March "a
4:30 r. M.Consols close at 93& for both money and
account. United States nve-twenty bonds, Say.
stocks steady. Erie. "a; Illinois, 97.
PARIS BoUasE.-PARIs March 22-The Bourse ID
firm. Rentes 70f. 45c.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKEr.--IIvERPooI, March
$3.50 p. M.-The market closed nrmer, but not
quotably higher. Middlng uplands. 12d.; middlIng
Orleans, 12hd. The sales OF the day have exceeded
the estimate made at the opening and have footed
up IL, 900 bales.
HAvRg CorroS SMARxEr.-HAvRE March 23-Even-
ing.-The cotton market closed nrmcr, but not
higher. for both stock on the spot and anoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs Observation-Disclosures,
March 23--Wheat, So. ed. 81. 10d. per Genital for
No 2 red Western
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr--LIvERPooL,
March 23. Lard quiet at I5s. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREET.--LIvKRro0r, March
2s.-Turpentine, 3os. per cwt Tallow, AS 81. per
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, March 23--
4:3o r. M.-Sperm oil, f1o4 per ton. Refined petro-
leum, Is. SID per gallon. Turpentlne 3ls. Cd. per
cwt. Linseed OIL f29 los per ton. Calcutta linseed,
5os. Taow, 46s. per cwt. Sugar. 3os. ed. per cwt.
for No. IL Dutch standard on the spot. and Tvs Cd.
for do. anoat.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
FRANCE.

The Army Contingent Granted by the Cham.
bers-Adjournme Of the Session.
PARIS, March %. 1859.
In the Corps Legslatif yesterday the army con-
tingent OF lOo 900 men required by the government
was voted.
The session was then adjourned to the 31st inst.
Death of the Mexican General Almonte.
PARIS, March %, 1869.
The Mexican general Almonte died in this city last
evening" He was upwards OF seventy years old.
Dcnth Of the NIarchi0nncss de Lavalette.
PARIS. March %, 1859.
Madame la Marquise de Lavaette, wife OF the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, is dead.