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THE INDIANS.

Indians Gathering Mt Fort Larnmie-Non-
Arrival of Annuity Goods.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, 1870.
An official report to the Indian ONCE from Felix
A. Brunot, President OF the Indian Peace Commits.
sion dated Fort Laramie the 22d inst mentions the
arrival at that post on the evening of the 2lst inst
Of Governor Campbell, Of wyoming. He sent
messenger back to hurry up the movements Of Red
CLOUD, who was expected to have his lodges at
point seventy miles from Laramie, and VINO would
come in with his principal chiefs in advance He
Is expected on Monday, the Goth inst. Mr.. Brunot
writeS:-
It Is difficult to know with certainty what number
Of Indians or who OF them Will be here; but 1t is
said all the Agaallas under Red Cloud, and Man.
Afraid-ofHorses say 700 lodges, Will be in, and Of
the Minneconlours about the same number will fol-
low. II the latter come will probably tell them
they must 60 TO the Missouri river for their goods;
the same also TO band Of Brules. Spotted Tails
people number about forty lodges, who say they
came away to get rid Of whiskey. Red Clouds
goods have arrived. AS there are no goods for the
Cheyennes and Arapah0es, 1t is thought there will
be much discomfort / hope, however, that II Red
Clouds goods are satisfactory In quantity and
quality the example Of the manner In which the
government intends to treat the friendly Indians
may be used to impress them with the importance
OF good conduct In the future.
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ILLINOIS,.
italian Celebration In Chicago-Troublo
Among Railroad Omcials.

italian Celebration In ChicagO-Trouble
Among Railroad Omcials
CHICAGO, Sept. 80, 1870. .
Mr.. N. B. Judd publishes a card announcing that
he Is not candidate for nomination for Congress.
The Italians Of Chicago will hold q mass meeting
pn Sunday, for the purpose Of celebrating the occu-
patton or Rome and the unity Of Italy.
1t u rumored here In railroad circles that Colonel
Charles @. Hammond Is to be relieved from the su-
perlntendency OF the Union Pacific Railroad and
that B. Phillips, late Superintendent OF the Mchi-
gan Southern and Lake Shore Railroad, Is to be ap.
pointed in his place. The reason Tor the with
tlrawal Of Colonel Hammond is said to have its
fprigin in local quarrel between Omaha and Coun.
cl Bluffs; or rather, the interests which various
sdirectors are supposed TO hold the rival towns
b0tn OF which claim the terminus OF the road It Is
1urther rumored that Colonel Hammond has sent in
Mls resignation. but that 1t has not yet been &C
lCepted.
By returns Just made to the State Board Of Equal.
Hlinois.
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OBITUARY.
Charles Ashby.

Colonel Charles Ashby, member or the Klngs
county BAR died at his residence, No. 200 Franklin
avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday. OF consumption. De-
ceased was a son OF Colonel Ashby, OF the United
States Army, ana was born at Fort Donaldson, La.
In 1888. When the rebellion broke out young Ash
by, imbued with the military ardor which he In
New York State Volunteers. He served calamity
with this command as Lieutenant Colonel until
taken prisoner at the battle Of Charlottesville
gether with hundreds OF others he suffered al Libby
Prison for several months. Upon his return TO clvl
life he accepted Oltion on the repOrtoral star OK
one OF the Brooklyn journals. Eventually he was
admitted to the bar, and had most favorably
established himself In Brooklyn as q lawyer when
stricken with rheumatism which eventually ter
minated In complication OF diseases. ending with
his death by consumption
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 80, 1870.
In the District Court yesterday, before Chief JUS
tice Mexican. mormon by the name OF Sauborn,
applied to be naturalized. In reply to the questions
OF the Judge, Sauborn said that he had but
one wife, but that he believed 1t right
and according to the laws OF God to marry another
while his present wife Is living, and although the
laws OF the land forbid he thought 1t his duty to obey
the laws of God rather than the laws OF man enter
tanning different views of the laws and American
citizensih The Chief Justice refused to naturalize
him.
Two children were burned to death in barn In
this city yesterday 1t is supposed that they set fire
10 the barn while playing there.
In the case OF Bates against the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company the jury could not agree and were
discharged.
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CHRISTINE NILSSON.
Fifth Concert nj Steinwny

Fifth Concert mt Steinwny Hall.
The tempestuous weather Of last night did not
materially affect the numbers who attended the
Nilsson concert The attractions OF the artistic
master the storms and the rain. Deporable as the
night was the diminution in the audience was hardly
visible. If there be any comparison between the
efforts Of the great arste in all that she has attempt
ed, she was probably better last night than ever.
purer piece Of vocalism than the scena and rondo
from "Lucia" was probably never heard. Applause
loud and long followed, and an encore became nev-
table. The more Nilsson is heard the more seduc.
tive Is the influence she exercises upon her au-
dience. 1t is not enough TO hear her 0nce the splen-
dor OF her voice. the beauty OF her person. and the
indescribabe artessness end simplicity OF her man
The other members OF this admirable company were
quite up to the occasion. Brgn0lts fine tenor, YER
gers baritone. Miss Anna Mehlig In her finely exc
cuJed rhapsody from Llszt. ana VieuxJemps, the In
comparable vOlinist, all won the applause they so
well deserved. The grand matinee. to-day Will no
doubt ne well attended.
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Iuvitaeions, Floral Offerings aud Calls az gh&
Fifth Avenue Hotel after tho Farraane
Obscquies- Special Message from Minister
Washburuo-Dinner nc tho Union League
Club.
After participating In the Farragut obsequies with
me tens OF thousands who turned out yesterday In
the drencning rain storm 70 pay their respects 70
the memory and remains Of our great deceased
naval hero. the President returned 70 the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel On his table were invitations from nearly
all the theatres In the city, while there was no end
to the cards left during the day. Flower baskets
and bouquets Of the choicest and rarest nowsfS, and
some OF them OF most pleasingly ingenious and
unique designs, had also been sent In with such
redundant lavishness as TO give his rooms the
appearance Of q conservatory and MAKE tho
air almost painfully redolent with tDelH
heavy perfumes. prior engagement TO dine at t1,0
Union League Club prevented his accepting any -
the invitations so kindly preferred him, although Il
had been his intention to attend last evening the
Nilsson concert with Mrs. Grant-an opportu nicy to
hear this dviney gifted cantatrice, though lost for
tho present, very likely to be afforded HIM In the
future az the national capital.
The tempory presence OF the President at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel was the signal Tor foray or
cans very nearly as numerous as his rst arrival
arrived from the besieged French capital, Who
brought special dispatches from Minister Wash
ou.hSl eno Pu'poAe VI uHtShs HoWVNclt W"o hOs W
vuged 70 any one. but, It IL said, will be promptly
laid before the first Cabinet meeting after his arrival
In washington.
1t il unnecessary to say that the dinner given
the President last evening at the Union League
Club rooms was magnificent af1air, as all special
dinners are here, and exhaustive OF all the splendid
CUISINE resources OF the establishment twas, how
ever, particularly private as well as supremely
select affair." General Van Allen gave the dinner.
and In addition to the President the other invited
guests were Secretary Robson. Secretary Beiknap.
Postmaster General Creswell, Major Generals
DIX ana Mcdowell. General Horace Porter,
General Alexander 3. Webb, Collector
Murphy, Surveyor Cornell and Judge slosson.
or course 1t was thoroughly enjoyable afIair, and
besides the good eating and drinking some very
good tOasts and speeches.
III the weather Ii pleasant this morning the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant will take trip for the day to
West Point to visit their the Military AGA
deny. In any event, he leaves on this evenings
train for washington.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY Ma Hnnr. ,LorDos, Sept 10 100 Pm
Consols closed 91 for both money and the account
American securities quiet and steady United States five
twenty bonds, 1882 BON 1885, old, 89 1857, sS1 ten
Illinois Centras 49, Atlantic and Great Western, e.
LIvnnPooL C0rroN MARKIf.-Lrv1RrooL, Sept 80
400 r. N.-Ths market closed Kidding upands sgd
mddng Orleans SD The sales Of have been 200
bales including $500 export aad speculation Trade Re-
dull.
LIvEaPoor. BRxADsruYrs MARKsr.-LrvsxrooL, ', Sept.
30-l 80 r. A.Wheat ss 3D. S. a. per GENITAL for No
led western and 3d. I'd for red winter The receipts
of wheat port for the past three day have been
quarters of which 900 American Flour 22s Cd per
bb for western Corn s 60 quarter for Euro.
pean.
LIvHRpooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvKRPoOLr Sept 3d.
Spirits petroleum, Is Id per gallon Linsecd oil G32 per
ton.
LONDON PRODUCE HAEKKT.-LoNDoN, Sept Co.
Sperm OIL c82 per ton. Tallow, 4@s per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET. -.ANrwSRR>RSDI y. -Petrosala
opened dull and unchanged.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest md Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by the
Cable up the hour Of publication; also Telcgraphio
Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico and other points. It
also contains the Current News OF the Week, Amuse.
ments; Fashions; Sporting Religious, Political and
Literary Intelligence; Washington News; Obituary
Notices; Editorial Articles the prominent topics
OF the day. Our Agricultural Budget Reviews Of tho
Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot ana Shoe Mar
accounts all the important and interesting events
OF the week.
TRRMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies IS !;
Five copies, So; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies, rve
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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GEORGIA..

Attorney General Akormnn's Bill Passed
in tho House-Its COustitutionality Ques-
toned.
ATLANTA. Sept. 80, 1870.
The so-called Alderman Election bill, postponing
the election to the Goth OF December, passed the
House yesterday by 81 to 81 votes. An effort to-day
IN reconsider failed BY CT to go. The galleries were
crowded with operatives OF the State road.
Chief Justice Brown, OF the Supreme Court, de-
clares the bill UNCONSTITUTIONAL and Its opponents
assert that its provisions favor illegal voting.
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Contradictory RepOrt-Russia's Policy Peace
and Justice.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 80, 1870.
The Journal OF this city (oficial organ) emphatt-
cay denies the report Of Russia's purchase Of new
lron'clad steamers from the United States govern
ment. 1t also formally denies the stories OF the
concentration Of Russian troops on the Turkish
frontier and the recall OF General Ignatie, the Rus
Pian Ambassador at Constantinople. The Journal
adds:-The Russian policy is one or peace and
Justice
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Volcanic Eruption in Lower California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, 1870.
Parties from Lower California report that vol
cano near San Rafael Valley, which has been in
dormant state for years, has commenced violent
eruption, emitting columns or smoke and scattering
ashes ana cinders for miles around its base, san
Diego kilograms say 1t Is plainly visible from there
tonight. The whole southern horizon is dark with
smoke.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Slcuth Hounds OF Justice-Arrest for a
Robbery Committed Seven Years ago.
TORONTO, Sept &c. 1870
A man named Christopher Jones was arrested here
last night for robbing the London and County Bank
In England Of eleven thousand pounds. The robbery
WAS committed seven year ago. The prisoner was
netectcd by his family following here, were he has
been living under the name OF Hadwell.
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THE GUERRERO AFlOAT.

BOSTON, Sept. 80, 1870.
The United States steam frigate Guerrero from
Portsmouth, N f.. for New York. which went
ashore on Great Rip Nantucket, on the 2sth Inst,
got Off yesterday at two O'Clock r. NJ, with the
assistance OF the steamer Island Home. The Guer-
riere has sustained damage and will proceed i'm
mediately to New York
HYANNIs, Sept 3d. 1870.
The Guerrero Is OF the shoals and Will be In New
York on Monday. She has sustained no damage.
T. H. STEVENS, CAPTAIN.
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RUSSIA.

M. Theirs Received by the Gear Only ms a
= Private Individual.
LONDON, Sept. 80, 1870.
despatch from st. Petersburg reports that the
Gar consented TO receive Nj. Theirs only at private
interview, and In his capacity as private indl
vidual
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The Roman People and the Plebiscitum.
LONDON, Sept. 80. 1870
the proposed pleotScttum greatly amuses the
itoman people. They show their good sense OF It's
seiessness BY carrying cards pinned their breasts
win the amrmative inscribed on them In antioipa-
kt0n.
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Tho Italians sympathizing with the French.
ROME, Sept. 80, 1870.
The victorious Italians here now begin to show
strong sympathy for the French republicans.
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AUSTRIA.

Tho American Naturalization Treaty Signed.
4, VIENNA, Sept. 20, 1870.
the naturalization treaty with the United States
mas been signed by the Austrian government
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THE FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Vile de Paris which sails to-day for Brest and
Havre as also all the other vessels OF this line, will
touch at Southampton England, TO land passengers
and specie.
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HOLLAND.

Reduction of the Rate of Discount by the
Bank of Holland.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 80, 1870.
The Bank OF Holland has reduced the rate OF dis
count 10 four and half per cent.
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ENGLAND

Tho Captain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reduce
/ ton In tho Bank Of England Rate Of In
terest-Another Colliery Explosion-Tho
Yacht Cambria.
LONDON. Sept, 80. 1870
The investigation into the Captain disaster is now
pending here. Correspondence was read showing
that Captain Coles Of the Naval Construction Bu-
reau, was dissatisfied because his views had been
modified In the building of the Monarch. ana asked
and received carte blanche in regard to the Cap.
tain.
The Times in It's money article to-day says fur
ther reduction In the of interest at the Bank of
England may be looked for.
1 An explosion OF fredamp in q colliery near
Eenby killed one man and injured several Others
The successive defeats Of the yacht Cambria in
American waters q source Of no little mortinca-
kion to yachtmen here.
Important Action of the Cotton Brokers' As
ISOLATION.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80, 1870.
The members Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association held meeting yesterday and unanl-
mously passed a resolution that henceforth any
member falling to pay twenty shillings to the pound
should be expelled.
Heaping Up Treasure.
LONDON, Sept. 80, 1870.
Gold is rapidly accommodating in the Bank OF Eng
land In the absence Of foreign demand.
) The Newmarket Rnccs-Thc October Handi-
LONDON, Sept 80, 1870.
/ At the Newmarket races to-day the Newmarket
october Handicap, sweepstake Of Is sovereigns
EACH forfeit with 100 added by the Jockey Club for
three-years-olds and upwards, was won by Mr.. M.
Dawson's b. c. Ethus, by Blair Athol out OF The
resa
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C0ngress and Empire Spring Compsny'a
Depot for CONGRESS- EMPIRE and other Mineral Spring
Waters Chambers street. broadway Free deliveries
daily, city and Brooklyn. Natural waters only.
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SPAIN.

Unpopularity of Admiral T0petc.
MADRID Sept. 80, 1870.
Admiral Topete and other slgners who protest
against the call Of the Constituent Cortes are ex-
tremely unpopular at Madrid.
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Rain in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, Sept. 30, 1870.
Rain commenced falling here at half-past two
O'CLOCK and at nine O'Clock this evening it still con
tnues. 1t was much needed
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photographic NEWS
r o M y
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The American Naturalization Treaty
Ratified by Austria.
The POLICY OF RUSSIA.
The Italians in Sympathy with the
French Republicans.
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THE POLICY OF RUSSIA.
OBSTRUCTIVE FRESHETS IN VIRGINIA.
THE EASTERN CUES TON.

Russia Preparing for War.
LONDON, Sept 80, 1870.
There Is no abatement in the military preparations
Of Russia AT the arsenal at Kiev 500 percussion
muskets are daily turned into breech-loaders.
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Getting Married.-Essays for Young Men
on Social Evils the proprey or mpropriey Of getting mar
ried with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for ma
monal happiness Sent free In scaled envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box r., Philadelphia
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In State Of Sicae-Paris and KnOx's-
The first involves suerng the second delight
We deporc Ike misery OF the Parsians but a. the
toners at the sight Of his superb style Of entemens Hats
To buy becoming Hat you must visit KNOWS saissroom,
NJ. 2l2 Broadway.
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Heavy Rains in Maine.

BANGOR, Sept. 80, 1870
Tie drought has at last broken. Balm commenced
this evening Of eight O'Clock, and up to eleven p
4. has been falling In torrents. IL Will afford
much needed relief.
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Decidedly the incest Hat OF the Season
10 .DApID'S" fall style OF gente,nans Hat Salesroom.
299H Broadway, near Duane street
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A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Hat no 60
ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, No. ll8 Nassau street;
prIce
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DIR. SaGe's Cntnrrh Remedy Reward
for ncurabc Sold by druggists mali so
pamphlet Free Address 4. v. PIERCE, N. D.. Buffalo,
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, nstant
Factory l6 Bond street.
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AntoneIlps Advice to tho Romans.

ROME, Sept. 80. 1870
Cardinal Antonelll bids the Romans to treat with
tne Italians and promises General Cadorna tuat he
shall have an early opportunity Of concerning with
she Pope
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Observation-Disclosures ssC Constitution Water's
10 q certain cure for IT. Depot, 90 Clf street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In
gold. Information furnished The highest paid
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co., Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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A.-For a Stylish md Elegant Hat, mt Pepu-
lar prices, TO DoUGANS 100 Nassau street, Of
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ssHyntrs InzasnuH Saved My Life.-I .Hnd
Caarrh from twelfth TO ftyGrst had been 10 Cal
iforna and Europe without benefit had lost sense OF smell
appetite and Sleep and willing to die, when, using
HYATT's INzAsNUFF quickly cured OF Catarrh and
entirely restored to health OLIVER II. CR0SSMAN,
% CHI York.
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CristadOro,s UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-SOId
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Ator Houss
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Atkinson's (of London) English Perfumery,
Stophanots, Gardenia and others The genuine
KUSHTONS, Broadway, corner Of Twenty fifth street.
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Medical WOndcr-Hyatt's Lie BnIsnm..
Rheumatism in its most painful FORMS also Scrofua Fry
spelas, Salt Rheum, Pimpes, Botches, old Ulcers Fever
Sores the worst Of Diseases Of the Blood,
Complaints Debility, Liver and Kidneys &c.
tainly cured by the great purifier.
II has cured hundred thousand these similar
diseases. II II certain curative Fstua all
cases. and has cured Of The of
Cancer.
Principal depot 26 Grand street. York 81 per bot
te six for g. Sold by druggists generally Sent every.
where by express. -
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Furious storm in Boston.

BOSTON. Sept go 1870
The easterly storm which had been blowing for
hours bust forth this afternoon In all its fury For
little while the streets were turned into CUTTERS
and the doorways and other places OF shelter were
packed full OF bedraggled and respondent pedes-
trlanS.
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The Flood in Northern virginia.

The Flood In Northern virginia.
RICHMOND, Sept 3d. 1870
The food Is as great In the southern as In the
northern part OF Virginia The Roanoke and Stanton
rivers have risen fifteen feet, doing great damage.
A despatch from Concord says that Mrs. and Miss
Rusktn were drowned In the hood ct Lynchburg
last night.
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Stylish Hats at Popular Prices.
BURKE, Manufacturer. l1S Fulton street

The Poor Boy.
An entirely and original story,
by PIERCE EGAN,
written expressly for the
SUNDAY MERCURY,
entitled
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The Freshet at Observation-Disclosures, Mills
and Dwellings Swept Away-The Flood at
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Sept. 30. 1870.
A despatch from Gordonsvie says that the &C
counts which come In about the flood represent the
disasters as exceeding the first reports. The Orange
and Alexandria Railroad bridge over the Rockfsh
river is reported to have been swept away. The
bridges over the river and Moore's creek, on the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, are also gone.
Burllng's and Wells two mills are both going
down the river Anna with 400 barrels Of -four aoat
around them.
:, A dwelling house, completely furnished, went by
this afternoon.
The river Anna is filled with the debris OF barns,
furniture, agricultural implements, crops, &c.
All the crops on the low lands are q total loss.
The telegraph lines to Lynchburg and the West are
Vice President Wyckham Of the Chesapeake and
ONO Railroad, IL between Greenwood and WayneE-
boro with two trains, unable to advance recede.
superintendent Van Degrift, Of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, went to the break at Moons
creek With train this afternoon.
The food reached here tRchmond) at halfpast
twelve O'Clock In wave five feet HIGH and In twenty
minutes the river rose six feet. There was great
excitement in the lower part OF the city IN removing
goods nom places likely to be reached ..
Since noon the water has risen ten feet. This
rise Ia from the river Anna; that from LynchburR
Will strike here about midnight.
The water at Lynchburg Is twenty five feet higher
than ever known before.
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Heaping Up Treasure.

LONDON, Sept. 80, 1910.
Gold is rapidly accommodating in the Bank OF Eng
land In the absence Of foreign demand.