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HINTS FROM oORREsrOyDEAry.

"B," suggests that Alaska be turned into a sort
of Van nienan's Land for the polite aus VI Newfors
aud Washington. ~" '''N
Reader OF The sUS."-CEaries Dickens il the
great noyeliss family name and " David
the best illustration Of mia own life.
- Citizen" is informed that BY section H. act OF
July y. lss. washing cancelled sanps and using them
Is made q m.deneanor, punishable BY Imprisonment
year OF by nno OF from 800 TO ESQ or by both ne
hn hprisonmrnt rOr any person to remove tue eHn.
hare oaee been used, '-'
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R.cnps Of the Murderer Of Co.. Grams.

JAcksoN, Miss, March lS.-E. " Y.rger es.
capped from jail this morning al T. O'clock He was
yesterday taken before the Court to argue the spp
ton Tor hdbees corpus Tie case was postponed 10
the second Moodsy In April. A bill wac yesterday
introduced In the Legislature restricting the powers
n applications for write aud the hill viii probably
pass before the time set for Ysrg.r's trial The act
would have bearing on this case, hence Yer:er's
ESCAPE
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An Underground RAILWAY gtI,.,.

There IL prospect that the Central Under
ground Railroad may be COMPLETED to the Harlen
Railroad depot In Forty second street viii in two
wears. The work IL TO be begun in June The con.
tractors are under bonds In $40 10000 10 execute
the work
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WAsHISoroS, March l9.-Sccrctary Fish will
appear tomorrow, by invitation b, fore the House
Committee on Foreign Relations, and will mako an
Areument against any Interference IN Cuban aift in.
SECRETARY Robe-on has also ncen invited, as Tie
the location OF the fleet around CG9a, aud their in
.truchOGs IN Reference 10 protection Of American
citizens.
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rosa ISLAND

mksing N'N'"'"s' -
NJ o. r. wade, shipping agent Of Sag Harbor,
Judgment was obtLined last week aRJnst the
gers lost baggage. "F'''H
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The FAN Court Uou.r nooc

CHICAGO, March l3.-At halfpast IL O'Clock
l!st might the roof OF the east wing OF the Cont
Hous, followed the example OF the west wing and
lell III under tie weight OF snow on the root. No
one was injured. The loss Is probably IRON $iO 900
To $4,000 on each wing.
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OHAH,, March l2-The Howe murder case is
stl pending The jury cannot agree and nave been or
dered TO be locked up until O'Clock In the morning
~ "hicn Tune the Court Will meet them Tile Jury
were allowed tneir dinners and suppers The wome
ook pale and fatigued, this being the fourth night Of
their detention.
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NEW CONFLICT IN FRANCE,
Appre"ensions Of Collision betweea the
senate and the Miuistry-Napeleeu'
Qunrr-t with the Pant'n.

ounrr-t with the Pontin.
PARn. March l3.-Count Daru. Minister al
Foreign Affairs will publish manifesto expinin,n,
the policy OF France toward The uecumenical Coun
Gil Count Daru has not demanded that France hay,
reprosentativo In the Council because OF the pro
posed introduction OF the DOGMA Of in illbity bu,
on account OF the publication of the ,chemd which
seems to touch the question OF church and atats,
oneiai Journals say there Is no intention OF with
drawing Tie French troor- from Rome thew are
uere 70 deend the territorial rights, the rollgi
Gus claims OF the iioly Sec S'
Rumor anticln tlst the Senate will refuae To
ahoot the SsndIhS CsHSuitn Introducing Iiterai r.
forms Ia the system of ofuominntng mayors and fears
hfe entettsined OF conflict between tnat body and
for eight days 'N'"'@'N
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Gen. LoQan,s Arm, R,,,uc,Io,

W WASHINGTON, March 10. senator Wilson will
not be ready t. report Iogah'r army bill back to the
senate for two weeks. lie intends q make some
,inl further reductions In Numbers, aud viii proDl.
bly, approve the new pay table. The powerful inilu
snces at work to arrost and defeat tho bin DO not 80
In seem TO make any lmpre-si n.
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" AsHiSGros, March l3.--Ihe Texas delegation
re here, and the proper papers on file, 80 that
thtre need be no delay Ia the admission OF that
state. Georgia may he debated tcw DAYS IN i{lng
hams amendment, which will fail Tle bill viii then
na-e. he House will no doubt concur. aud be ore
the week expires the President vii ,uhlish hi- mo
clams'ion announcing that the amendment Is part
OF the Consultation.
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FLAsHBs FROM rHE OCEAN c4BLEs
Vomito prevails In Rio Janelro.

Nomio prevails In Rio Janeiro.
The King Of Belgium Is expected in Paris.
Gen. Goicouria and some OF his folio wers hays
eecAped from 'anaGu'y and gone toward Las Tunas.
ExQucen Isabella and her husband Don Fran.
cisco de Assi, have agreed TO have their ncutioS
settled BY arbitration. ~
Tho Masons who were In prison In Havana wers
released by Judge on SATURDAY and therrnoon M
Rods cont the Judge 10 Moro Castle, w
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District Attorney Morris has complied with the
order o Judge Pratt In the election fraud CASES. and
Furnished the names Of the Witnesses who were eI.
nmined before the Grand jury on the charges
isai'st Justice Buckley, Geo Brown, Henry l..
Ml'o, Micha,l Iann n, Barney Mahorey. John
Bradley. and John Lynch. MIR. Norris will move on
ne trials OF these cases ut the opening of the Court
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Several hundred Jewish emigrsnts having beet
sent out here recently by the Berlin Emigration socl.
et> TO escape tie persecu,ion- vi Russia, meeting
"a' held yesterday al Mr.. Horns, northeast corner
oi seventh avenue and Fourteenth street. and So
e'cty was organized TO aid those who have already
CONE and those who may h.rcafte- come here In
cs.i'u'c citcuu. stances Mr. T "A Kea.,,, ~.
"'-ct"d 'lGirmtu, and !. >. I-aac- SECRETARY A
."mTi''e". consisting Of Messrs. T. 4. W Kobn,
W E'hn-cr T.. j. Joarhm~en. H. u Hertz, Abm.
Cohen, !. j. Solomon, Ant 7. II. Kecsine wa A..
roinied TO collect and receive suhscriuUons and
t32i NHs taken ~ AZ tue meeting. Adlresses Nrre
delivered by Mr.. JO1climseR and Sir Ellh.os
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OBITU3RY.
The Count de Mop,nIemhsr,.

iLe Count de Montalembert. chief of the
lv,a ,'"y &c ,ar'y in France, IL dead This di.
sssu'ned slatesman and author was born In Inp
t NJ W l'lO Ills iatner, who had served in The BIZ
Ina ul, returned at the RestOratiOn to his natlve
SS,. 'Il was created a peer by the BOur.
~ hI- son, whose death IA now announced
p us seat, In 1850 in the Climber
ND r. where Leiadvocated Legitimist principle,
tgn V,C,lne Liberal IN politics. Amer tic revolu
b1sos, - ne inquired as member OF President Ma.
Ieyon 'L,1'ltiure, and became n member OF the
briicI,o, lion"r While there was no proof that he
t5psnc.p%s'el In the coup dttdl, Louis Blanc de-.
N 4 ssv. i"la a. an accOmplce. lie was the author
II,s hs m able political and historical works In
prsonr"N,, convicted and sentenced to nue and i'm.
h.bsda Tor an article written by him and pub.
FrsDe, W lhe CorrespORdsAt Rejecting upon the
,uebtiy ,"cno'rtnment, Ihe sentence was sub-e.
The ps,t'' td,,n''tod, but the Count would not accept
lourt io,n, ana successfully appealed TO higher
br an srt,o oIoHlng year he was again prosecuted
regard ,a On the policy OF the French Emperor
Non w.. W lhe Pontihcal States, but the prosecu.
been ,ra,. .ioandoned. several Of HE works have
sonplsts STATED, and In 1851 the publication OF
AAs apyeare1 ~ Shs begun All the Parisian jour.
f|"eu IN mourning on Saturday
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The wnyrrIey Rnnh Roh, 4

tLsRA, n. Y, March l3,-The waverley Ma.
uonh LINK was robbed by burglars on sstur,I,y
niSnl The vault and safe were Oiown open.
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The First speech ty n CoIOrcd senator.
WAsHISGros, March l3.-1he event Of to.mor.
row Il to be the first speech from Senator Revels on
the Georgia bill, In opposition 10 MIR. Bingham's
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Mr. VIM. II. Morri.', KEN Customer c.uss,

That promising customer Of Mr. Morris Of
Mo7ris-nia who wi-ho to invest In real estate and
made Of with fGc Horse ami huIgy from the Carr
livery stables in that place, has bcon arrested by a
detective who i fu y as keen ~ himself Tic
story 90 sir. Davs's MorrfGnia exploit has been
published in TuE srN. From Morris,nia he was
tracked =" NeNbuph, ny Chicf Delete, and nom
there TO Tro, but vh,re he was in Troy could not
hc aseertaincd Mr. Delete supposed him. howcv.
o.. 20 he short OF funds uotwi'hsunln! bis Drono-
siti'n to buy up Mr Sorriss estate snd even II
nc was rot lad 10 duuh' tnit little money " ouI
he liglh acceptable 90 him. Ne nccurdrgly adver.
tied registered letter ut the Poet Oncr f,r the
geptiemnn. and waited for tue result. The result
came very suon In thc siapc NJ hr. Davis himself
The Pu-'ma -crcaltd him lr Idle the once sud there
he was Introduced to the detective. Mr Davis
would Willingly haNe dispensed wilh Ito iuuoduc-
on. but hi conrt VAS not asked lie was teturt Ell
to Mor!i.auit.
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ZHE MISSING SIEiMSHIP.
No'h ng from the civ OF Ho.t~u-Po->ibi-
Damage TO tn, -nnarin.

Yesterday ruinos was circulated that the long
lost CITY OF Boston had been taken in tow BY tie
m'il packet samaria which due on "Wednesday
last This rumor was found to he iueorrect-nol lug
having up TO late last night, been heard of eithor
s!ip. l. 1. over two years s'nco an OCEAN nin a.
80 long Overdue II Il, there ore c0rjecturud that
chiucry
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rhc Ln,e.t podre: OF ,hs >h,.ter law, p.

Tb' L0tF.f dodge. ot tho ~byrfrr I.awy -.
The shyster lawyers, whose proscnce eon,nu.
all nNces our lesser courts. have hit upon a new
and hitherto unpractccd mole Of raising the wind
When assessments are made uron property owners
or street Improvements. and the object. o the a,.
-e-smen'- grumhle, As they usually do these orns.
mcnt- Of our courts visit en- daLco abou, them
condOngly, and finally oner their own services to
Lave the assessment vacated Informing their willing
ho3rtrs that they have Influence Will the proper uu-
hort'es and can effect ge ents On the sly ~
recess r. provided they get pnid one-,hird OF
the amount assessed. The upshot OF tie engage
ment Ia that thew tale the p.y but don't do the
work. Comptroller CONNOLLY, IN q conversation
with aSuS reporter on saturday, Fad that persons
~ishing To test the LEGALITY of their assessments.
would do well 10 employ their regular coursel aud
not be swinded by shystcr, who wero cot recos
niKed in his Department
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neath OF n Dislingui.hed A,c,,o,..,

Miner henry II, Leeds, of the firm of Iced, A
H, rue w.. relknown auetioneers OF this city, died
sase on Snehce Ia Fortythird street OF hear dis.
Com in is5a lie was born 10 New London
We dry Snn9 i. Coming to this city, he engaged in
Brown RRooaS business, and succeeded the fIrm Of
u such w." IN 1877 he became an auctioneer. and
baoe frnr 'h an enVabls name. His funeral ,hk,.
\ Tu.'hh his resi- ence, Fast Fort S.thirt 80
's'u.S. Al O'Clock r. N. 'A"" '"'''
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DC EncounaeF between TouERl
/ H,adlcs ne (DSyvaxe.

n .(S so =
| from oswego Advertiser and Timex, Noy. III
| "A deadly feiad OF long standing between
two young and most lovely ana accom-.
plished ladies Of thu city unbappsiy culthi.
| mated last evening IN g terrible enco,lnteF
on the streets, which was most disastrous
| and destructive in, its results, and has
| caused a great commotion In society. The
melancholy affair seems to have originated
IN jealousy which sprung up between the
combatants concerning the attentions OF q
young gentleman who is addicted to the
| highly improper practice of dispensing bis
| affections unfortunately, and loves not
wisely but too muchly. At first the fair
| rivals developed O sort Of GOODNESS In their
demeanor to one another, which gradually
deepened into positive frigdity OF feeling,
| meanwhile the fckle young gentleman con-
tinued to part his hair in the middle and
smile on either side with an airsthat was
child}ike and bland ). ~; ~ ~. 1.
The rivalry of the damsels grew more H.
| tense, until they were accustomt to make
faces and rudely jostie against one another
| whenever they met in the street. The hos
| tility OF feeling gradually enlisted the SYM
pathies OF. friends Of the respective parties,
| and they went abroad, IN +bevfes Of half q
! dozen or less. : Whenever these antagonis-
tic forces came in contact, ali would make
faces, the opposing plat0ons would refuse
to give an inch of the walk, and some Of
the spirited young ladies would remark |:
80, my, what a perfect fright of hat /"
That's her mothers old brown silk done
over,' and other such incendiary express
sions. AS already intimated, this deadly
enmity exceeded the point of endurance
last evening, on the occasion Of an encoun-
ter of the nature described, and the two
principals engaged in actual hostilities.
/ The combat was one of the most terrific
we ever witnessed, both Of the young la.
dies being neryed with bitter luminosity and
q sense Of having had their fond hearts
trif1ed with, and their respective retainers
gathered around and mingled their screams
of exultation or derision as the chances of
victory seemed to vary Locks of luxu-
rant hair bestrewed the pave, with strips
of ribbon, mohsir, bundles Of shavinys, and
other debris. "A section OF panier and the
entire stufting Of q chignon was picked up
after the conflict. The fight finally ended id
the total discontinue of one Of the damsels,
and the other lovely. warrioress marched
gaily on with her friends, having won I'm.
disputed right to the whole of the walk.
Her triumph was short-lived. however, as
a warrant was speedily issued for the victor
on charge Of assault and battery most
unromantic implication OF 8 lady ) name, to
be sure. The case was brought in Justice
Stephens court, which Is devoted to refined
business, and was adjudicated by requiring
the heroic damsel to give $500 bail to keep
the neacS for one year. -
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CITY ORDINANCES.


A N ORDINANCE, TO AMENpaASD
"A REt, RUAIN sECTIO y % ~ CD ApLEkHAhs
Of THE ORDlNA. CES OF THE CITY OF
RTCUMON .,P aSSED MOVE ABfR T. 1870:
De e ordained Tn tsecsfon sS.0f chapter ID; or
the ii y oralnsnees he amended 4ld reordaioed 90
as e IA - nerso O. PERSONS sal break or ix
up, or assist In breakisgtor digging Do any PIT
OF any street, remove. any gravel DIRT urto Y
nure therefram, without bayiDg. drst ootaiIse we
written permission OF the Comm tee on slrse e,s
Generally or the Engineer Of the city :'nofe nail
any city officer, employee. or contractor: or ny
other pers"n In lay ing gas or water ptpinx or ~
repairing the game. or In constructing or ispais-
fng culy ertJ, or IN making connecti 1ns Win iey
private cufverte, dig lnio or break up or sssits
In dig gns iuIa or pleskpg up bny street or pub
lie allet unless the earth removed oy such cIRst1g
breaking Up be returned sEdth roughly smnisd
or CONSOLIDATE d. 80 10 pi.ce the Of e.t or pnnIo
alley In the seme conc iiunit was before snch Jig
gng or breaking no. any peraon iaaihR "
not i. IS than ten nor more than Any dosrs; me.
1f to the infcrmer; ard In case Of sach q DniS
BY any officer or employee Of thgctfy sucp x
20 be de Jucted from the amopat next payaptf, ~
him for services. 80 =. 49,
I. @. HOWARD
no 17-st Clts CLERK.
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IMMIGRATION Observation-Disclosures
Nov. 1T.-uovernor Baker has received mo-
tice of the appointment of full delegations
to the approaching immigration Conven-
ton by the Governors of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado.
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota. and
michigan, and also from several OF the lead:
ing boards Of trade: The Convention will
meet at noon on Wednesday, the Goth OF
November, in the hall of the House OF
Representatives. Delegates are requested
to report ON their arrival to the Committee
of Arrangements.
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The NEGRO CAbET.-Tbe result Of the
trial Of cadets VIM. s. Davis and John W.
Wilson, at West Point, has just been made
public. They were found guilty of conduct
prejudicial to good order and military dis.
|cipline. Davis WAS sentenced to walk post
in charge of cadet sentinel from 2 O'CLOCK
z. N. until retreat every Saturday for three
months. Wilson was sentenced to four days
of like punishment. The court-martial Or.
der explains the reason Of the ightness OF
the punishment in the latter case by stating
that it was doubtless owing to the facts that
the accused was member of the last.ad'
mitted class; that he had established by
testimony a previous good character, and
declared In his statement to the court ina!
he was constrained to sit down on post at
the time in question by giddiness, the re-
suit of an affection of the head. His SEN
tence, for these reasons. has been RENTED
Washington Letter. -s.
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-Domu.estic nIarket,-fsr .rI1Ee !, .sr,I

J
NEW YORK. Nov. IS oa.-Flour c@tsc. bet
Mess Pork heavy a, @243s2l.2s. Lard nominal.
lotion duu At lstc for uDlanas, and 1915. for Or
Ese.ing.~ Coltoo dull and easier , sales $500
baIes ;supIa,ds, Ice. Flour lJGS2oc.' better; fu-
pesdne s'@ss 30; Southern nrlner common to
fsfr xsra, $bzl 90 Is. Wheat 2N3:. better win
ter red nd amber western, 81 450Sl ~. Corn q
shade better; new. s2@56c.; Old, s70sec. b. ef
81. ady. Pork dull; new uninspc, te'. $3.50.
l. I'D heavy sts.m, las9'l4tc.. Whiskey more &C.
pentinc asilasc. Rosin dull at Sl.4S. Taliow un-
changed. FIeights finn. -----.--. - -
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-yirginia s's, old, so bid,
5oA asked; 1865, 500 bid, O. asked. -----,-,
to p nsa sa i4ss co. e anD 70 ESQ
$40; Uhio and Indiana, VI sggs.4o. Flour &C
tive and improving. Corn active; new White,
@s"G sO srk s ases az oass ss afR Bacon e.
shoulders, l5sQlSs:.: rib bides, lssc clear Sides
lec.; mans, &c. Lard quiet ct i5ac. WhisEey,
Ss9Sec. gs1.i5r1gs - 4f,-rs T. .a.-.-e &. p. q.
= CINCINNATI, Toy. 49, Flour In good demand OF
full .rices. Pork quiet and weak at $2l.so: LsEo
dan and lower at l23g2s;. Tor sseam ana lssc. ioS
kstIe. -..@ ri. ...ts- -a- t.. =
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ls.-Flour firm at 1925. Grain
firm nd ut chanseJ. Mess Polk, $3.50. Lard,
l4c. w Diskey, 830sac ~
LoUisyILI ismTo1asc 5. o1 5ass ,g q
and $7GSl5 for low to fatF leaf. ,ar,..a.i-r Z
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-Fiour hrmEr; super1ne
western, ~ l5@1$s.a6. Corn nef at 6sUIai. LOT
white. " hisKoy dull at ssc. Provisions declning.
Pork, ,Sas@:25o. Bacoa-shoulderss fsSGlssc.
Lard heavy II l33c. n -. j. a.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov II. Cotton in fall dsma a.
mt lGAe6l5tc :sales, q, $50 bales receipts, 3soa
bales ;exports, g ls4 bales stock, lee 7s' oaies
MOBILE, Nov. ls.-co.fon steady and in good
dem nd nc IaI@lSc,; sales l,5Qo. bales; receipts,
2sa bales exports 5aS brIes; stock, 81, $3.50 bales
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.--Oflicial data shows
that the imports into the United States du-
ring the past year were Live animals, 3d.
0OO. 200 coffee, $1s, 900; fax and manu-
lectures from it, $40, 900 /: hides, skins.
and furs, over SO ,OOo, 900; iron and steel
manufactures, s22 100000; leather and lea
ther goods, 81 900, 900 silks, 81, GOO, e0o !;
brown sugar, $40, 600 200; molasses, ILL
OOO, 900; tea, $l2 900, coo; wines, spirits,
and cordials, $1,000, 900; wool, ~ as ;ooo,ooo,
and manufactured wool, S26, 0OO,000. .-.....
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PORT OF RICs MuED. Nov. 10, 1870.

.. PORT OF BICs4 MuED, Nov. 10, 1870.
.i . ARRIVED, Is
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. T. Brett.
Steamer saratoga, Couch. New YORK; mercnan-
disc III, d a.sepRers, John w. Wyatt. .E
Bark Virginfa Dare, johnson, Baltimore:
Schooner & illiam MaZee, Ramsey, Phiiaoei-
pe schooner A. 81. Edwards, Hinson, Philadelphia.
coal, J. B. Wa klns.
Soho; ncr John K. Ford, Gallagher, coal, Ander-
son King. SRI - tgp.tf.sf
SAILED,
Steamer John. Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chsndise and passengers, Z. Is. Tatum. T.y'a;.
axhoRANDA. -t.-os -
WEST POINT, Nov. ls.--Arrived steamer AdU1-
raj Neybold Baltimore, merchandise and passen,
pers. ork River Railroad Company, ana salieo
" ASuIA CREEK, Nov. ls.-A,rived steamer Gcor-
Sc anna FRI EN- ~. merchandise and passengers
Richmun0. fredericksburg aid Potomac Rallroau
Comp INV, and sailed on return. u -, =.
:-.E5 [BY TELEGRAPH.1 IL -,
NEW YonK, Nov. ls.-Arrlsed. stsamerst FAR.
banks, Wyanoke, Hittetas, Regulator, and AIDE
mars. :, ri. pI,.
JSckee, at the Capes, from Callan andordered io
New York; brig Emma, from Cardin anu oris
Echo passed out. ~ 80 3TT5 ~. .iA's5i Z.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLouH EroHAHar..
fIc 1ild. VA, Nov. 10, ls7e.

= -
j R1eat.-White, a,sad bushels. Red. s,oas bush.
ella.
. Coys.--Whtse, ses busnels.i Mixed. none. IA s
+ 01f& -S438 Dnshels. &C., s4.q5s st4-s2 80 !.
,Rue.-10 busheIs. 49, s.gsf $3.50; IS t.59zJlt
i: GholtSi-~l5e bushels. az n 80 ,st;f.
I'D n - : ssALEs. .ts.,.s4 IS W. !
~ Whert.-White, 5eF beshels prime ut eLes 2aa
bushels Eeevtfeaten on private tcxms Ioz nus5eis
very INFERIOR at 81 10; s. bushels vsry gSoa e.. "
az $3.50 gz busEe very inferior at o.; lS4 0rsil.
els very fesior ct ssc; 90 bushels nt @iao so
bushels foul at Clio; 60 bushelBk &C $lss3 total,
l79a bushels. y Il sy Brse7shtG 20 n-55 -. =
Wheat--Ked, 100 goodst n. zaa 100 bush.
els ptItne at sa7a lss bushels pr1me xt sae
bushels very coed 3l.4s 27a bushels fsar ON prs
yate terms; 100 busheksat eLaa; Eo pu heis &C
81 7e bushels ~ s1.2S; 50 Bushels nc $27s; 1os
ou hels gooh st $I.<sa 30 bushels prime ut 81 CO.
Corn ~ ilts. Is bushels Old good Of 7asc.; 100
bushels Old fafr, ut 6Ss.J total, dzs bushels.
0ats.sss .sh lsat &c. 10 bnshsls very good at
'k5e.Iotal, 425 bushels. u ssgI = 1893 ~ :lt5.
Rye.-20 bushels good et Csc. -cys III : .E'6
as'afs. z RE-ExHBITED, p" - ~ 80 /
Iheqt.-whlte, e5A bushels, Red, ls4 bushels. !:
Corr.-W hlte, 600 bushels,
Odts.-1is bushels. ---.-------------..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19

A MOST dreadful accident happened to
reporter OF the New York Commercial Ad.
certiser few days ago. He was proceeding
to give the result Of the Rightmeyer trial,
near Troy, when all of Il sudden he ran into
the verb to ,cink. The reporter was not q
first class injector, and, horrible to relate,
before he could be rescued, he pcrpetrated
the following: "Some of the preachers
friends claim that the charges were trnmpeo
that the wink he was said to have wank he
did not Wunk." - '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19
TELEGRAPHIe NEWS.
Hsw YORK STOCK ana MONEY MARI. j,

'New York Stock and Money Marhet
. Nkw YORK. Nov. ls-Noon. : Gold, 1,sA sicr
ling Long lost siort, 10. s2o,s, ,ea 1911 =
! Ererfns.-Wall street still pivots upon the Gu
sopeap situation. The news rece.yed arly In the
day seemed warlike, and gold advanced. Lstel
advices were more pacific. but again tue news be.
came snere warlke, and gold closed at the highest
point Of tie day at liz. Money easy at s6D0 rei
cent. Sterling, loaa@ioss; discounts, '7@ss. Gov.
ernments closed rath r weak; e2's, 1ofs; 81 s.
laei, ss's. lDai new. LOS: CTS, 1oGI os's lcsl
40 So'sss r1oea State securities Tennessee s'a
weak q. ssa; new, ss,. Virginia s's eas ne v, o.
! orth Caroline as, 4's: new. sas. South Caro-
lima 5's, 30; new, II. sse00s pez n -: