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rNuvsIAs J. KAYaER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIN CT q A r s,
Particular attention TO Special Bcani, for G!ocers
end Jobhers
Nos. 20 LIBERTY. STREET AND "a MAIDEN LANE
NElY YCRR.
GJ- Samples .ent t. responsive lolsea.
Juli 81 tu.hs3mo
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CIsEVEN d NISB e T,

@ X f " z d NJ f T,
PRODUCE BROKERS AND COMMISSION
M Z r z q A N L s,
WILL ATTEND TO IHE PURCHASE OF
TON, RICE &c.
VIII NJ irs, cl.ss and ship the same.
They respectfully soI,'t the patronage of their
friends and the merchants generally.
Umce No. Accommodation Wharf,
With entrance on vencue Rai:ge.
ARIES T0N, s.. g.
Jul, Is wsa3Ssas
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1Hrs HOUSE Is SILL OPEN FOB TIE Ac'
CoMMoDATION Of VISITORS.
IraMs.-si1ty dollars 1901 per month.
B. wALpoLE, Agent.
ln1r,tk thstuS
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August s
NrcuLTRlEvILLE HOUSE,

NFpULTRIEvILL HOUSE,
-. sULLIvAN'S ISLAND,
JOSEPH II. OPPEN HEIY, Proprietor.
Is STILL OFBN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
either PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT B0ARDERs
Terms, S. per day; sl2 pes week. Table supplied
with the best the market sffords and meals served
on arrival OF the steamer from the city. Compe-
tent and attentive servants In attcn dapce Bath
House connected with the establishment.
Auoust4 wfsiutno~
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CElM YOuING AND h.lH-CC rTlNG.
LADIES AND tHITDhGN
attended at their residences promptly and at relson
able rates.
Send orders to ". Z. MARSHALL, Barber,
April IA No. 81 Broah-streei 'up stairsh
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Conditional.
at!onal.
IUAsHIN GTON COLL GE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT, GENERAL r. E. LEE,
AIDED BIZ FULL ConPs OF pRoFEssoRs.

The Next SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH
1869, and closes Jul e 18th, 1870.
In addition 70 th. rc2-iar Collegiate Course. tb o
Professional schools OF Law and Civl aud Mining
Engineering, are in full opeiatlon.
Necessary expenses. from $500 to sS75.
For tatalog Ie, address NJ. LEHcb,
July ;9 jmo Clerk of Fac lty.
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CiTEATE OF MAGNESiA.
AGOoD COOLING SUMNER MEDICINE. MALE
fresh every day, by pR. u: HaEh,
MAY a5 No. i3l Mceips-sireet.
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CUAR RDIAN MUTUA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Org ganized In 1859.
ALL PoLICES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
HALFloAy TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Z LAST CASH DIVIDEND so FIFrYl PER CENT.
Policies in force. .S25 .O0o. .O00
Assets. ....................... 1,50O 0OC
Annual ncomc.................. 100000
Losses Paid 100000
oFFIcERs
PECKHAM, President. 3,
WE BOOKER. ce-pres.dent
i. McADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JoHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Of Harper & Bros, ex.
MAJOR New York.
JoHS ]. CRANE President Bank Republic.
VIM n. vERMnlE. Banker tvermilye & co.,
cHAs @. RocxwooD, Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany. 81 o. '--
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE ex.Mayor of New York.
MINor c. MORGAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIaNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney l. Go.
BENZ b. sHzRaAN Treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD Firm OF Arnold, Con stable L Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, Wetmore L Bovine, lawyers.
l.. Y. HAUaHwoUT Firm E. v. Baughwout L Co.
wM wILKESs Firm ofW. Wilkens & Co.
JCLIUs q. PRATT. Mcrchan'.
wM w. WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs ]. .TAnR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. ". CUYLEa, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur-
ance Company.
JOHN G. SHERWOOD, Park Place.
WALTON r. PEoKaAN, Corn,r Filth Avrnue aud
Twenty.third.street.
EDWARD b. WRIGHT, Newark. NJ.
GEO. W. FARLEE. Counsellor.
". L. CoaswELL Merchant
GEORGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr 7. REENSTJERNA. Exlminins Physlcin.
4. TsSERTEI
CENTRAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
tfice No. a65 KinS-strect.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
January IL DAG Tyr
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NEW GOODS.
TAsT INpIAN MANIoCA. A NEW. AGREEA.
T. BILE, most de lcious aoc healthy food. used
for Puddings. JellIes, B!ai.c Manse, Ice cream.
Grid lie Cakes. soups, &c, put u2 IN 10. PACK.
ages, with directions for use.
&c put up in half lb. packages. W Ia di-ections.
Sweet Oil, French and American III hall plnts pintS
aDdq arts
ciucr ami White Wine Vinegr, w1raTe, pa.c-
Fresh Roasted lio Coffee. Of good quilty. at 85e.
4 tb.
jus; received ard for sale by
CU.OPERi I'VE GROCERY STORR
Southwest corn,r Meeting and Market streets:
Good delivered trec. May 2S
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SHOPPER DAY DISCONTINUED

uAvING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE AND
IL widespread sale for "CENrURY" brand OF
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, we desire to announce
that We shall not pack daily 500 in the small tin
foil papers after this date. July 1s Its merits being
~ ~ fayoraby recognized that this indueemsat is R9
lorger neo+es.ry. To avoid no.s..,prcnens,on, how.
orders for elegant MlERScHAUM PIPES in our
"Yacht Club" and Eureka" brands Of Smoking
Tonacco.
The .'Yacht Club" is devoid Of Nicotine, and caa-
mt injure the health. aud Is especially recommend
ed to people Of sedentary occupations or nervous
constitutions.
The trade sre invited to send for circulars.
p. L0RILLARD,
July II stuth1mo New York.
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FRESH DRUGS.
TCST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE.
eJ SALE AND RETAIL, by Dr. b. BAER, No.
l3I MEETING-STREET-
WOLF'5 SCHIFDAM sCHSAPPS
Hostetter's Bitters
Plantation Bitters
Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders
Winslow's Soothing syrup
Perry DAVIS painkilJer
Mexican Mustang Lfnsment
Tshnestock's Vermiruge
Peery's Deal Shot, &C.. &C.. &c.
June 26 stuth,
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1otsH.

AK EN- HOT e l..
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WANT. d TO HEhT OR LEASE,
w SMALL HOUSR. with four roorns 90 In q
convenient locality. apply at THIS otFlcE- a..
AuRust IL ~
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SAyANTEp, A GOUD COLuRED COOK
w AMI WASHtR. Appie Immediately az No
81 WENT 1woRTh->TREE1, between King AMI ct.
Philip streets. AUGUSTA
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TLYaNTrD. A IsEsPECTABtE WHITE
w W. MAN, to do housework and make herself
CBURCH 5 Rect, east side. near Battery.
Aupuat 10
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1eais.

vxraNTED, A SHALL GIRL, BETWEEN
w 10 and i5 years OF age tWbite preferred 70
take OF child md assist in genera
Apply With Recommendation, to NO. 96 B. AU AIN
81 REET IL august 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-27
From the Norfolk NirCiuian.
,Tsae oyster Ftar.--SinkiHg Of the
Steamer Virginia.

As our readers are aware, the steamer
Taylor, belonging TO the oyster inspection
feet. left this port on the eth instant, having
on board an officer and twenty soldiers, to
aid the inspectors in the collection of
the oyster tax in rocomokc and Tangier
sounds. The following account Of the eE-
petition. taken from letter written 1t
Onancoci., Ac"onlc county, Va, on the
I'D instant, may he relied on rs IN autaen-
tic statement Oi the loss Of the irginia and
the success Of the cruise
ON the leah the Trcdcgar, under COM
lnaud OF Inspector Jarvis, OF the Third Dis
trict. joined mo at Hunger's wharf, from
whom [ learned tnat few days previous
he, with Il posse of twenty men, had at
tempted to arrest Captain Marshall, COM
manding the schooner Annie Virginia, and
that after he, with the sheriff of the county
and the posse. had taken possession OF the
schooner, Marshall had driven them of and
taken possession of hiSvessel.
On Monday the 1lth | steamed up the
Taylor and Tredeg;r and started in pursuit
Of Marshall. On approaching Watts island
we Spied the Virginia lying ut anchor ran
alongside Of her and advised Inspector
Watson of the conduct Of Marshall where
upon the Virginia Joined Us i'll the pursuit
OF the schooner Anne Virginia. We then
ran up the sound, and soon spicd the
schooner, when the Taylor at once gave lcf
chase, the other two boats being some dis
lance behind. On running up to the schoo-
ncr, he directed Captain Marshall TO heaye
to. To which he replied, You can't board
me, and will not surrender" and immc-
diately lacking his vessel, threw the Taylor
out Of boarding position. Made two more
efforts TO board the schooner with same re-
suit, when the Tredegar and Virginia came
up and though there was then strong
breeze with Il heavy sea, determined, II
possible, to capture the schooner and her
commander, and brought the Virginia up
on the right of the Taylor, with the Iredee-
gar on the left: the Taylor slightly III ad-
vance, and when again running up 10 tllc
schooner with the Taylor, and While ready
TO board her, she suddenly tackled TO the
right, throwing her broadsiGe TO the Nlfsl-
MIA, who ran into the schooner about lnlo-
ships, and it is supposed struck her DOW
plump against her main boom. anu the
schooner, being heavily laden with oysters,
so Injured the Virgins, that she sunk
within thirty minlltcs-only giving the ere"
time 10 escape on the yaWl TO the Taylor.
The steamers being occupied in rendering
tue necessary assistance TO the crew OF Inc
Virginia, the schooner escaped. The loss
OF the Virginia was an unavoidable occur
renee under The circumstances.
Having several stormy days, on the 18th
determined to occupy Tangier island, the
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A naw suriac mill in Fredericksburg,


Mike Lipnan's circus diSbandcd at
StraShurg for want Of patronage,
Rev j. T. Icftwich, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church in this city, has had 4
call to Atlanta, Ga.--Ale1andr'iG Gazette.
,, One hundred colored tneIt left Here last
r""n.n. on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road for Rome, Ga.-Lynchburg RcpnJN-
can.
The Richmond Brass Band arrived in this
city yesterday hy the Southsdc railroad.
The band is in excellent one. and the fact
that the sorvic6S Have been secured for the
Fair is guarantee that good music may be
eXpccted.-Lynchburg Republican;
On FRIDAY last on the Virginia and Ten
ncssee railroad Conductor Kidd stepped on
one Of the ties and slipped up, falling Il dis
ground, breaking the neck Of the thigh
very badly.
\ yoUn" calf belonging to farmer near
the village of Dayton, in Rockingham,
caught and dcyoured thirteen young tur-
keys last summer. The truth can be
rouched for >,y respectable cyc-trit'cSScs;--
Stdunt3n Spectator.
On Wednesday last A. s. Cullen, car
pcntcr OF this place. was arrested and COM
mittcd to Jail charged with stealing Il set OF
buggy harness and two saddles from Rev.
w. +. Baker. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church OF this placc.-StGunt0n Spectator.
the little girl lately outraged in Fairfax
county near this city, hy Il white man, died
on Saturday afternoon. Henry Church.
charged with the crime, will he sent to Fair
fax county for trial. There is great excite
lncitt about the affair, and many threats OF
lynchiH~, The .iail is strongly guarded
Ajy&QGdyJa GG&ctte.
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Cs,sta---s' cSfrictcct Liberty OF
Esns5~;nr.

HAVANA, October 2G,-Thc decree of The
Spanish Constitutional Cortcs establishing
unrestricted liberty of religion in Cuba and
Porto Eico has been promulgated and has
gone into effect &$ the law Of the land The
document IS exceedingly liberal in it terms.
It dcciarGS that Spain cannot remain re-
moved from IL" general movement Of Eu-
rope and tie world" and adds that this
consideration is more powerful for the An
ties, because they lie near contincat
where liberty OF religion is recognized by
law.
One clause of the decree provides that no
person shall be prevented from holding
office under the Government by reason Of
lis religious belief.
The decree is received with general salts
faction by the populacc. The city is very
tranquil. The European and American mcr-
chants are making contracts for the coming
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st. Petersburg physicians think the En-

st. Petersburg physicians think the En-
press Of Russia will die before April.
4 Missouri editor alludes to the q Equi-
oXial Council" to be held in Rome.
The people of NIaire are about to erect q
static Of William Pitt Fessenden, the late
distinguished senator.
DR.. White, of Aurora, Ill.,, was found
dead in room at the Everett House, st.
Louis, Monday, having committed suicide.
Rev. Orange Clark, p. D.. the oldest Epis-
copal minister Oh The Pacific coast, died in
San Francisco on the 9th, aged Seventy-two.
The Pctriticd Giant--A Stupeudous
HoaN-Thc Statue was made hy Crazy
Canadian" These headlines in the New
York Herald tell the whole story.
Hon. VI. Dunkin has reSigned the Trea-
surcrship Of the Province OF Quebec. and has
been appointed Secretary Of State in the
Dominion Cabinet.
John W. Farmer, best known as the
originator Of the soup-house system for the
benefit of the poor, died IN New York on
Sunday.
4 barge belonging to the Mississippi Val
ley Transportation Company, laden with
5000 barrels Of -four sunk at the levee in
st. Louis Monday. Cargo insured.
Ex-Governor Thomas G. Pratt is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in this city,
and fears are entertained that he cannot re-
cover.-Baltim0rc San, 10th.
Hon. George A. Coc. cX-Licutcnant-
Governor of Michigan, died at Coldwater,
in that State, on the 2lst instant, OF apo
pleyy, aged Ifty-seven years.
AS the rumor is gaining ground that Mr..
George Vandenhoff is about to return TO
the stage, we may as well say, as we do on
the best authority, that the report Is well
founded.-BUFalo Commercial.
Josephine Weiss was stabbed in New York
last week by her lover, Henry NasqueZ, and
died on Saturday night. VaSqueZ Alter
wards attempted to XIII himself, but Will
probably recover. Jealousy was the cause.
Counterfeit coupons of tive-twenty bonds
continue to come into the Treasury. The
counterfeits of this description have all come
from Germany, and there is but little doubt
Of the work having been done in that
country.
The statement as to Colonel William
orion Williams, copied into yesterdays
Dispatch from northern journal, IS mate
rally Incorrect. He undoubtedly lost his life
during the war in Tennessee. and his re-
mains were inferred by his friends, under
permission from the United States Govern
ment, in the lakewood Cemetery, George
town, d. c.
That coal is higher no;g than II nil be in
JonuG'y n"rt ice haze no iou6t. The lowest
prices at The Scranton public sales OF coal
have been in the month Of january, and
there arc greater reasons for its being the
case the coming winter than at any time
heretofore. Orders for coal deliverable on
Broad street, in this city, in january, it is
said, will be taken now Tor three dollars per
ton, so sanguine are operators that the
prices will be lower.-Ph'ladelphio Ledger.
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What Mr. Carlyle meant by calling spir-
itualism the - liturgy Of Dead Sea apes - is
thus explained by the World:
"Thc story to which this complimentary
allusion owes its bcingis in the Koran. Moses,
it is related, tried to evangcliZc the dwcllers
by the Dead Sea, but only succeeded in dis
gushing them and drawing persecution upon
himself. As Dir. CARLYLE puts it, 'the cas-
did theory these men had formed to them
selves with regard to Moses was that pro-
baby he was Il humbE@, that certainly he
was bore Therefore, they were changed
into apes, and remain apes to this day only
every Sunday they are reaWabcned into par
tiaI humanity, and chatter to each other
their liturgy"
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LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.
Presidential Appointments

WASHINGTON, October 2G.-The President
has appointed Michael Fl. Collins appraiser
of merchandise ut Charleston. s. G.: Joel C..
Winch, United States Attorney for the East
crn District of Texas; and r. A. Harlowe,
United States Marshal for the Southern Dis
trict of New York, rice Barlow, removed.
Resignation Of suD-Trcasurer Butter
field.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-Assistant
Treasurer Butterfield. of New York, has re-
signed. The President and Secretary Bout
we'll are consulting over accepting the re-
signation.
g'Gr;otis Et6i,is.
WA>H1xGToS, October 2G:-The revenue
receipts to-day were S2S9:000:
George Butler, Il nephew of General But
Ter, has been appointed Consul General to
British India, with headquarters at Cal
cutta.
Commissioner Delano decides that vint-
ners selling their own products at the place
Of manufacture arr not subiect TO the spe-
cial liquor tax.
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
necrs of the United States and Canada,
lately in session 1T Baltimore, with nearly
every State represented, visited President
Grant to-day. who said, in reply to their
address: Gentlemen, | ain very glad to
meet ycn rs fhc REPRESENTATIVE class Of one
of the branches OF industry OF Our coIlntrS
which does more towards its development
than any other. Without the aid Of rail-
roads, the interior of SO vast 4 country as
we have could be made Of but very little
use. You have my best wishes, gentlemen,
Tor yotir silcces and prosperity
The Supreme Court took 10 action in the
Tcrger case to-day: the Attorney GHuGral
and YergGrs counsel not having agreed
unnn tic lnanncr of procedure.
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Domestic Narkcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, October 2d-N06n.-Stocks steady.
Money G6I7 per cent. Sterling-LonE, lO3s short,
1921. Gold. 100. 5-20'sG2, l?03. Tennessee SIS
EX-coupons, Ga new. 5ak Virginia d's--Ex-cou
ponS IS ; new, IS. North Carolina C's--Cid, 49,;
Flour unchanged. wheat dull aud nominaliy
unchanged. Corn i6I2c. better. Pork firm at
i4sl .i6L $751; az. Lard steady. Cotton dropping at
2cEc. Turpcntinc, 47iTH.Sc. Rosin dun strained
common, $?.175@S?;2o strained, 722s!@S2.2'
Frcghts quiet. ,.,. g..
Naturalization without decided change sales,
,sOO bales at 20!c. Flour heavy and 5Ml1c. lower;
supcriiuc State, S5.IoIs5.G5; common to IaircAtra
southern So 3jH:g.SU. Wheat closed quiet. Corn
2S3c better. Pork. $3.50. Whiskcy firm al :l.2l5.
Groceries firm and quiet Turpcntine, .7!Maoc.
Governments closed heavy. 5-2O's, '62, l2os.
Southern securities weak. Money quiet ut jl4l per
cent. Sterling dull at lO00lOst. Gold dnIl at l@O:
BALTIMORE, Ohtobnr 2a.-Cotton quiet and
nclninally &c. Flour dull and weak. Wheat very
dull: prime to choice, sl.i6GS l.i:s Corn dull !;
old. Sl.I0GGS1.1S; new, 95c.MSl. Provisions I'M
changed Whiskcy. Sl.2l
CINCINNATI. October 2G.-Whlskey dull ut :l.l5.
Pork dull at SCI. Lard dull and declined TO 1890.
Bacon-All the stock here Is in the hands Of one
lie! '' " '
pnrk s3I. i}acon->houlders, l7c: clear rib sides,
2o!c. Lard. i5ic. Whiskey, SLIP.
ST. LOUIS, October 25.-Corn firm mixed, SEA
steady at *I.l5. Pork dull at go. 5sm$S0. Dry
sailed clear sides, l"iU2Dc.
aNrw ORLEANS, October 2e,-Cotton active at
sc. sales, 1900 bales receipts, 2,Sa7 Cold 1893.
Kew York sight. parm.c. discount. There Is but
little business doing.
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OUTRAGE iron THE AMERICAN Flag ~ {

OUTRAGE uroN THE AMERICAN FLAG IN
AsUNcloN.-Gcncral McMahou, late United
states Hj&istcr To Paraguay, who has just
r,.rucj lHjs port in the steamer Berlin, left
tr@ Government OF Lopez IN July, when he
,>tctyatl his recall. lilo says ut the time OF
the eyarUat;oa Ct A>uucjon he left the
I"ijed States legation in charge of the TIA
tiau Minister, and one cr the first acts Of the
ErgIiijan troops was 10 sack the house occu-
fLed 10y III" legation, destroy the lilac, and
takc possession Of some two hundred thou
here on deposit. TO accomplish that OBJ
let. the iron safes were blown open with
@unpowdcr, ard the archives Of the lega-
;iouwcrc scattered in the street, where 4
number Of them were picked up hy Mr..
Worthington, then United States Minister
TO the Argentine Confederation, who was
on i visit to AsunCion.
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Z'or2i:Gn News.


MADRID. October 26.-The Coltes is equal
" with the Cabinet divided regarding cam
diaatcS Tor the throne. and unless Il compro-
mise is effected the establishment OF Il mo-
narchy is impossible.
Serrauo threatens TO resign iii case Of Il
rupture between the UniOnists and Ero-
grcSsi>tS.
The three principal parties in the Corte5
have each appointed seven deputies to hold
a conference and try to come to some agree
mcnt regarding the selection Of King.
There was a disturbance at Barba>tla,
Aragon. yesterday. Cries were given Tor
"The Republic" and other ScditiouS de-
monstatiols were made, but the outbreak
was inconSiderablc and easily suppressed.
The town Is now tranquil.
The deputies to the COrtcS from Porto
Rico have petitioned the Government TO
refrain from leGiSiating for that colony at
present.
FRANCE.
TRIESTE. October 26.-During the insur-
rcctiou ut Caltara the rebels captured the
fort and masSacrcd the garrison. The rebels
were repulsed ut other points.
PARIS. October 2G-EceMnJ.-i city Is
entirely tranquil.
Cool Weather al New Orleans.
Nrv ORLEANS. October o6,-Thc thcrmC-
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TIDAL WAyES,-Ihe London Spectator,
speaking Of tidal waves, has the following
interesting statements:
- Recently, for example, when Mr.. Adj
ans had published his proof that the moons
motion is gradually bccOmin" accelerated
in u way which the lunar theory cannot ac-
count FOR, NJ. Dclaunay, leading French
astronomer, euQcaVorcd to prove that IN
reality il is the carth'S rotation which Is
which i increasing. He thought the tidal
wave. continually checked by the earth'S
friction a. il travel, against the direction Of
her rotation, would act as Il sort Of
break since its friction must, in turn,
check the earth. And III discussing this
matter he took us his fundamental aXioms
the law Of tidal motion commonly given III
our books of geography and astronomy.
This presently called up the astronomer
loyal, who gave Il very clear and convinc-
ing demonstration that there would always
b" j0ac water under the moon if there were
no friction.
But this is not ALL nor is it even the
most remarkable part of The case. Emf
nent Us the Astronomer ROYAL dcservedly
is, and especially skilful as We know him to
he in questions such is the one we are con-
>idering. vet if he were SOlus contra mun-
tenn sc might readily believe that there was
some flaw in his reasoning, since, as every
one knows, the most eminent mathcmati-
clans have sometimes misconceiycd the bear
ir~s Of perp!e&iug problem.
But, as Sir. Airy himself pointed out,
Newton and Laplucc were both with him.
GLOW i. it that the views OF Newton and
Laplace. admittedly tue very highest autho-
rites which could be quoted, have found no
place i'll our treatises Of astronomy! Their
views have never been disproYcd. IN fact,
Is we have seen, one of thc most eminent
Of our mathematician, in re&Xamining the
question, has come 10 precisely the same
ccnrlusion Can ii be that the explanation
actually given is preferred on account OF It's
E'"alcr simplicity 7"
Ap prrbos4r, canupoSod entirely of female
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-27
The Ease oc the officers Of the Cuba.

WILMINGTON, y. c., October 26.-The
case of the officers Of the Cuba was resumed
before The Commissioner to-day. Mr.. Da-
Wis. for the defence, wanted to Introduce
some Of the officers as witnesses. Mr..
Phelps, for The Government, objected.
After some discussion the Commissioner de-
cided that the officers were competent wit
ncS$cS. After the examination OF two wit
nc>scs, clicitin" nothing OF importance, the
court adjourned over until tomorrow.