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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23

TER, direct from the Springs In Germany
and France ALSO,
A large lot Of very superior WHlskEI-Bum'
gardner. Nectar, Cabinet, etc.
HAVANA CIGARS, direct importation.
OSCAR CRAM,
No. Exchange FLOCK, Fourteenth street,
my -coet Richmond, Va.
Nat CHEERING NEWS FOR THE
PEoPL
MORE GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY THAN
EVER BEFORE.
GOLD VALUE KNOCKED IN THE SHADE.
GRENADINES for dresses at loc. and l2ac. worth
Is and eoc.;
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at Is aud eoc.
worth 2s and a7,c.;
LENOs and MOZAMBIQUEs at zoe. worth SOC;
WOOL JAPANESE CLOTH at csc. worth 4Oc'
per yard;
CHECKED JAPANESE and LENoS at CSC.
worth Acc. per yard;
REAL STRIPED SCOTCH GINGHAMs at ooc
worth a7lc.;
LAWNS at l2h Log, 90, and 25c must be seen TO bt
fully appreciated;
REAL FRENCH suIRRED MUSLIN at Coo
worth Sl.25 per yard;
TUCKED MUSIlNS at Coo. per yard worth 81
REAL INDIA TWILLED MUSLIN at SIC. worth
soc. per yard;
CORDED CAMBRIA at doc. per yard, would bt
cheap at Soc;
WORKED MUSL1NS In colors for dresses at Zoe
per yard worth 75c. decidedly the incest good.
made for summer wear;
Full yard-wide CACHED and UN.
BLEACHED COTTON at l9,c.;
Genuine ANDRosCOGGIN COTTON at 1890
worth zoe. per yard;
GINGHAMS at 12Ac.;
READY. MADE SKIRTS for ladies at Sl.eo, g.
$3.50. and 50; a full assortment Of all kinds o.
garments for ladies' wear;
CALICOEs at SIC, loo, and l2sc.;
FRENCH STRIPED CAMBRICs, full yard
wide, at eOc., would be cheap at zoe. per yard
Handsome LACE POINTS from 50. so to 500 each
COLORED and WHITE MATTINGS, all widths
:. al extremely low prices
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from g.
TO SIS a pair;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains at 30, 49, ant
5Oc. per yard; WINDOW SHADES ant
FIXTURES for same;
CORNICEs and BANDS for curtains;
LINEN SHEETING warranted to measure Q
yards wide, at soc. per yard, worth $3.50;
PILLoW-CAsE LINEN, full II yards wide. a
coo. worth s.. per yard;
| Extra heavy HONEY-COMB QUILTS at &
worth So;
FRINaED NAPKINS, all linen, at 75c. wort
| $l.25 dozen;
PIQUES at a5, 80, DO, 50, 90, and 75c. per yard
| all of which are great bargains;
LINEN DRILLING at ls3c. worth e5c.;
COTTON and LINEN GOODS for mems an
boys wear; ..
CASSIMERES at extremely low prices;
TABLE-CLOTHs, all pure linen, full two yard
long, at 81 worth $3.50;
| uUCKABACK TOWELS at u, $l.25, o., $e.e:
and - per dozen, the best bargains eve
offered In towels;
FRENCH MOVE CORsETs, all sizes, in whit
and colored, warranted. whalebone. at 75r.;
Extra quality CORDED and FULL-BoNEl
| CORSETS at LIS worth IL pair;
TWISTED SILK MITs at &c, 40 ami Goo. pair !;
Isle THREAD GLOVES, kid finish, at Is, 81
, 1870-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port Of Chicago.

ARRIyED May and 2
Stmr vnn Raaitc HoIlan1 sunbrtes
Stmr corpua. St joseph, iight
Stur Alpenu Grand HaTeu sll1,driea
Stmr sheimytsn- NIWanFee. 100 hrts nour.' 30
pkrH fish and sundr1es.
pror Z r Tnidrrer netTnit % ntva nsh md
Twp C. snn5-tse ~ "t' D~a'''' =" F~es -sA- 'e4~
Pm, MnntGnmen Hermit soo br,, rour anf, sunt-
p,n I1e T1e 1rn,se s.roafncs 70 y, lumber 4oo bn
Pofa'9es PEG @ 1sn nn anm suaale oel gt,a nsn a
ffop 3. r. VICE, fglt autuns soo pAes A'n'
n green noes 9na a1l s9ndlea T1n Isa y, ,n,n,o-
LATE SfSat ess Eag Gst ~ u ~ y, sn1,her
schr Man, r. d Thnmnso snsseeun N, Is lumber.
GIL * 81 !ath hA''1p7'''
, 1870-05-03
The Live stock Markets


he week. TN sale, today, 70 cats u ComEnnF
paw, g at One Hundredth street. and q AZ We,
hawken, making $3.50. Trade ycEy acaFe, haa ~
were sold eariy, and prices are A(9fc n!Enest
averaging 1tc. The range Is 1sc ior us0uety
bulls: 14c for Texans: 1s91'c for ordinary 70
good Illinois eate 1HS for prime e., cas ss,c cSns 1
making the strongest market OF the season. a 10y
OF 43 extra cnG Illinois Steers brought 16H2
ING; 50 still fed Kentucky, cTt 159ltc: ~
Illinois, X cwt, 1Gal7; IS do, cHt, 15915hc.
price, With u, 100 Tor the week, and $50 today.
Sheared ones are worth case, with SC Offered for
car extra 10 MS Kentucky: car IS rs Ohio sold
at &c; car 81 Ms at 63{c; and lot OF 90 Ms af Sc
Hogs arc weaker, The 46 c2ra to-ttay making
Is 800 for the week, and carrying dressed back TO
1ec: Two carRso1d alive. coarse, sf4 n, atshc-
Veal very abundant and cheap. Lambs are
scare and worth 1@2c
Ptl1LADElrH1A
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Beef cattle In lalr da-
mAnd at an advance, Sales 400 extra AZ SlQO03
1880 fair to good do, sao0@s 50; common, ss.oa
@Z,5n
Sheep held firmly: sales 1000 head at 7@9c.
Hogs duh and lover. Sales 1900 head At 1s9
13c, the latter for prime corn-fed.
St LoCu, Nay s-Catsle steady; good demand
Hogs Unchanged, 7xasc
ALBANY, Nay 2-Castle- Offerings this week
mainly good. But few mixed d!oTes, and small
number Of oxen, and comparatively lew 5tocSetA
Best butchers spring steers weighing e50 TO 600
lts, sold at 9Ac; medium weights, LOO to 1,e00
ia, sold at s{ssAcs and lighter ut s@sEc. Afew
Canadian stocEers were taken at 5seAc; aat
sheep-show an advance Of 1Ac, and range
at INC and 8kc.
, 1870-05-03

Scow n. n Dnutan, H1tans r1c1, lis ods wood
Barge Means, Psshtlgp, so N lumbez-
Barge C. +. A1len, Grand Haven, 10 u lumber.
E2sgn VIE BuInz Gs11sd Haven1 l5o n lumber.
Bark Nu11rAn, Little sturgeon, io6 N lumber, 20 m
Schr NarJ, Zig Bay de NoqaEfse, . N lumber, III
m lAth, N pscketa
Scnr Fanny I. Jones, 4uskego1s 800 oea-
Schr Curlew, Muskeson, 175 N lumber.
Schr F1sher, White Lake, 400 neA
Schr Il Rand, Pnncetown, !u0 ties
Schr Challenge, NuskeEcn, l60 u lu1nuet-
senr H Ross, Huskegon, 1sS N lumber 3 m
, 1870-05-03
THE INDIANS.

The Cheyenne Agency in Possession
OF the Sssvagcs-Acccasions 10 tht:
Mig Horn EEpcdition Narfikc
concentrations Among The Nor
mons-Gcncrsal Sherman nnd the
Big INDIAN I1cd Cloud.
SIorx CIT, May e.-Fart1es arriving here res
terday from FoH suly rcnort the Chcy e1ue agency
u IN! possesslon ol the Indians They attempted
fred oser their heads Major Randall and con-
large number OF cattle, the carcasses Of which arc
seen along the river bAnka and on the eaaebars
Laramie, Dated Apr,, 2 says The Indians attacked
several cattle. Two mel that were With the herd
nre missing. .-.
the east to ioin the Big Horn expedition Over 100
turned out to-day and :pa1Rded the streets. The
uXlnA. May a-T6e Warlike preparations OF the
Mornions arc creating considerable unessiness In
the West
advance male by Red Cloud, the Sioux Chief, +
generally lelievcl to be tmrolltic, and, II the an
swer is delivered him as seut 1t Will result IN loss
Of Life Tint might hare been avoided.
, 1870-05-03
Vessels Posing the wellnnd Canal
EAsywAnD-APRnN n.
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

CANAL LOCK, Chicago, May 81 p m.
CLEARKp-Reuance, Lemout. Light; Rescue,
Lemont, light; M0ntcalm. Joliet, light; Derigp,
JolIet, e5,7s4 It lumber; u l. Adams No. St
Louis. s., 900 IT lumber; Financ1es, st. Louis 1ea
600 It 1nmber: Dolphin, OTTAWA, 5000 II lumber.
AKK1yB1-Fatson BIownow, LaSalle, $500 bu
corn; General Mcclellan, Lasalle, 3,7eo bu corn,
3411 bu oats; prop Novelty, LaSaue, 715 hn corn
kennebec, LaS3ue, 100 bu com; Africa, LaSa1le,
$500 bu corn, 81 bn re; Belle France, Lasaue,
$500 bu corn; Ocean Spray, ottaTa, :, ss9 h1 com,
ioness, Ottawa, 1000 bo OATS: Waterloo,
Ottawa. e,15o bn oats, 1900 n starch:
Georgia, Ottawa, $500 hu cerp; Na!a. McsYf5, SD
bu oats: ]. B. Psesss.a, Ear.s.5 t,sJo bu corn:
Wing and Wing, te!ist, tight; Cnas. Steel, Joliet.
stone; Coe1el Mnrttn, Big Run, 81 yards stone;
Augusta Big Run, 80 yartis stone; Eclipse, Le-
mont a. yards stone; Geo. Judd, Lem0nt, 80 yards
et,ne; u, l. Peaslee; Lemout, So yar,ls stone; D.
atss5as y saiSs g Ss1ohe, % 81 Sfs linz: ]. Alex
a,..:1er, 1emout, IS yarls stone; S. 7. Stewart,
6 sais.a stone; Advance, Lemont 9e yards stone
ThuuderbGis. Sag, 7c yards stone: Investigator,
Summit, S. yards stone
CANAL LocE, CHICAGO, Asy g, 9 p. m.-CLEARED
II. L. Pcaslee, Lemont, light: Eclipse, Lemont,
Light, D. Hess, Lemont, Light; Stare aud Stripes,
Lemont, Light; Z " Walker, Iemont, Light: Ad-
vance, Lemont, Light; Geo. Judd, Lenout, light;
J. L Alexander, Lemont, Light; Thunderhalt, Sag,
light; anguish, Big Bun, light; E. Durham,
I0ckport light; Chas+ Steel, Joliet, light: M1ry
Orely, Joliet, Light; Danube, Ottawa $40 ra1lrDad
ties; q. S. Carpenter, OttaWa, 1850 railroad teA
, 1870-05-03

STATE jondB Gull, Sleau.
Mlss0t11ts.. @E
Old Tennes6ef9. @5<
EtGh.kH heavy HilI love-
, 1870-05-03
MONETARY And COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING. Mar 2.
Hon. E. 9. SPhulding, President of the AZ
sociation Of National Banks, has written q let
ter to a New York banker to chow that it Tns
the policy Of concentrating the gold Of the
country in the Sub Treasury which caused the
general suspension Of specie payments in 1861.
The banks of New York, Boston, and Philadel-
phla had agreed TO loan to tho government
about ,s150, ,000, 900, and expected that this
amount would be checked outby the govern
ment In the same manner as loan to an ordi-
nary borrower, and that the currency -ocono-
MIXING facilities Of tho Clearing House would
be brought into use. But, instead Of this, the
Secretary required the whole OF the money
10 be counted out and paid into tho Sui! Treas
ury, and this 30 disturbed the gold reserves of
the banks that the general suspension Of Bpe-
cic payments followed. II Mr.. Spauldings
arguments in this connection were applied to
the resumption and maintenance Of specie
payments they would be against the coilceu-
t1ation Of the gold Of the countryi in the Treas
ur5, and show that, it specie payments are to
Banks, it must be BY system under which
every National Bank will be obliged to guard
and preserve it's Own reserve Of gold, and not
rely on redempdons in greenbacks oven
after the government may have re-
euncd. The idea Of q single gold
reserve in tho Treasury for all the currency, is
popular, because as long as there is no
financial disturbance, it would econonize the
use OF gold. It also has what seems to be u
precedent IN the Bank OF England, which does,
IN fact, hold the specie reserve for all the cur
rency Of that country But ihe specie reserve
there is watched with the most nervous care,
and is preserved By the power Of the bank,
to raise the rate Of discount in q manner that
nonld be inpracticable in. this country, unless
the government won't into the banking bQRi-
nees and loaned money on commercial paper.
1t is plain that, after specie payments ara once
, 1870-05-03
MEDICAL CARDS,
DIR. James,

q and Is lxafofShxt- e1zrH q Dea51sru {nr sf2rss
n. rxno1ua, SPECIALIST Of the 40. fouadts a1k
eandnetor Of Jkaes Lock HosTt.,. New ofcans. L.
for t1trtou ye8zs For the laxt Tn 1c4s located i8
Cbiearo. nj pr. JAMES eu1cs syphilis with seu-
tal{zeT 80 potsenecs d.aE, as ;s5l, sps5,-
s4vtu6 timc and expense All disea1es Of oHtsg1on
xrnereM thararter 5ucccsktu[lL sEestssl DrSJAAEs
AAa bern enkAsed IN tf speatty fof cfr fo30 qRat
eEot ecnt1Ty. Corsutat5ou frrc. .-.,.
Female dtd6euldek and hTrEGlaf1ned draIsd- "ltn
ssfctJ and Euctrra-
send foE Pamphlets for morr Particular on seeEet
dscAscs OF both stIex Sent In scaled envelope oAnJ
Atdrree.
Address Dr. JAMES, At lis Me3ica1 Institnse, 81 md
Minaia.
Dr. JAMES 1nzt5tuts Is The largest Of The Hnd In sn1
, 1870-05-03
The Ward Crew Rescued.

We arc Ginl to learn that the crew OF the little
schooner Ward were not lost, as supposed, by ne
ne St Louis and taken below. The crew were On
the Ward t8enty-four hours exposed 70 t1e
storm. and the vessel was twenty miles nosin ol
the city when the rescue WAS eGeetetL
rived here to-day, anu informs us tnas ai Wete
sared They were lashed TO the s, wsssk eoeer o9eI
tisns nj the While, and were nearly pertsned when
ne St. Louis, Captain Pratt, caroe 2 ne rescue
AMI toos On board. The Captain dld svS1y
shing within his power % -cAeVe e,in sae "a .-at
!. here they were Ianded--HawonEee 14-."'"9 Nis-
-. n. dDJi{ %.
, 1870-05-03

conditions that said Dominion or said British
provinces shall 1rst make provision for the speedy
enlargement Of re Weaaad - and. other eaasis
the northern lakes and the-RtTer st. Lawrence, 80
as to admit the pazs0ge Of sea-gotnG ves5als Of
lsoo tons euIden, ana tnas tae 1ee n nsEissaon
Of the United States, and that there shall also be
conceded TO the citizens Of the United States tho
ss 70 ss sRd Sus 5 % apy py.ts p rs H.
II #il be seen thas tits proposed amend
ment embraces propositions OF. tho highest
Importance to the Northwest. II by the en-
laIgement Of the Wel1and Cansls 20 Is to admit
ths passage of vessels of !, GOO to 1.200 tons,
the cost Of carrying whcat from Chicago to
liverpool can be diminished from nbout
50c, ~ now, to about SOC Per
bushel, the whole difference in cost Of trans
portadon viii 60 into the pockets OF the farm
era who raise tho wheat: The cereal products
Lawrence's amendment, and in case tho pro-
posed reciprocal remission OF duties became 4
laH, it would remove the tax recently replaced
upon four and wheat by the Dominion ,Parlia-
ment Moreover, this is matter OF such im-
portance that it's fate should not be determined
by that Of the Tariff bill, but il that fails,
should be brought up na 8 separate PROPOSE
ton, and the people OF the Northwest should
agitate the subject until tho proposed meaa-
ures succeed.
supplied with funds, and, although there is 3
little more activity to-day On account Of tue
monthly settlements, thero is Rome prospect
that there Will be no shingency, except very
temporarily, until towards fall. After the
farmers are through with their spring plant
ing, i is probable tllat the improved PEiGe Of
and make demand for currency In the coun-
try, 30 that toward tho latter partof this month
money is likely to be more in deInand than
, 1870-05-03

CHICAGO, MaE a--Tne following engagements
were reported on Change: To Budalo-PTopeller
Bradbury, 1ou1 at 75c through to New YORK; Props
Empire State and Chicago. corn on through rate
to New York; schr Aonteznma, corn on p. I.
Ogdensburgh- Lawrence, honr and com
on p. +
cIEvMAsD, April ao.-The Is1nM SAYS: There
charters have been made to-day. We report
schrs A Ford, Dane, and Hemisphere, chartered
and large transactions IN wheat to-ia5, we should
think would require ali the chipping facilities here
to remove. Rates TO Buffalo unchanged, 3t1e BY
sail and &c By steam =, ;.
, 1870-05-03

r.. ct,r.t,r, Herald Of Friday makes the fol
me Eteselahs rew vessel. the schooner J..
lowing notices: tied, cost $4,000. sue Is
9so ha1f1so1' LAT Es nv neam md u feet hol
ley arc Keel teet opeiisF uoel Il bs.h ssu
The cost is about 81, zoo The new Es,> -1etbeam'
and a.; feet depth Of hold She VIII cost 5,>s
new barge ioz the Northern TsanspostGt,., g.,
Compapv viii cost $4,000. Dimensions: Keel,
30 feet; beam, 3e hold, IL. She Is 500 tons bur-
den. Captain ". Boyce Is TO command heE Cap-
tain G. Slose commands the Alva Bradley; Cap
tain J. Kirby the propeller Bath, and Captain " IN.
Fletcher the Harrison
, 1870-05-03
M1srallnnenua IteIuSs

R.F. WApk-The nne steamer B. F. Wade,
under the command OF that experienced navtga-
tor, Captain A. GII1les, arrived here On Sunday
from Detroit, md cleared last evening with fulI
load OF tour and grain for SarnIa- She has thor
ough,y repainted and WILL In all respect9 present
4 very nue appearance -,
P1cKEu Uf:-The Captain Of the schooner, G.
Knapp reports naEiDg picked Up new spar on
Waukegan, On the e3sh OF April :,
REMoy En-The river oflce OF the Collector Of
Customs at Cleveland has been removed hDu
Johnsou's Marine Block to the building near the
lighthouse, on The government pler-
CoNAkRCE or Observation-Disclosures the month o.
April there arrived at Milwaukee 916 vessels OF al
classes. with tonnage OF &c, 4ss tons, and 80
crew. The total number Of departures were asa,
tonnage, Ill ,G31, md Crew, !, ,00d-
, 1870-05-03

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

,n MONDAY EyESriG, May
LGMHER-An active day was passed ut the
Wholesale docks, aud prices ruleda shade 1rtneE,
ne advance being about 1s3ee5e per l.oOOft "a"
shingles sold a. $30o9a10; and lath moved on
lulle lfeely at f2.UO per 200 anoak The fol-
lowing Raies were reported:
cargo OF scoW Union, from Montague, 20 m It
common mixed. X strips, at st1.O0: and 4u n lath
at S2o9: sold by Irish, Bullel CO.
Cargo Of scow Sassacus, 1tom Montague, 100 m
IT, boards and st51ps mostly boards at sl1 20; and
40 1n lath Ht SEQ; s0d BY Irish, Bulen i Co.
cargo oi scnr Dolphin, from MashEsun. ~
r.. "a H. mestlT 1oast an4 BcantLnR, 81 5000: soe0
Aot, H1 ~ s ~ ehr ~ 49, 1 = ool1n4u- ~
N1"So ~ oSuA tH0AIS, AOAA n1USActfVl, l5t Ill II
, 1870-05-03

The lower part Of the village Of Algonnc vas
on Sunday. The Ice has done much damage to
the docks The steamer Princess was badly dam
ages, the ice breaking her pianks and beams
above water marx One OF her wheels Has also
broken The steamer Minnie was crowded On
kimballs dock, md had one Of her wheels broker
bAfks Hercules and ~ ",;.S SAaAts- away
from theT noorings, and the sch0c1At Lucy An
chard gprupg leak.
, 1870-05-03
PTirAte Matters.

Dr. rJ.M CLARk-the cid. weltknovn aad re,ab&o-
sree.Hst- Ii cafk-t. corner Of N.di.cn formerly
II "No La1moa Boek"}. eurea an Diseases and plm-
eu1dcs Of rtivsts naturc-of both serraL Seminal
Weakness, and the effects Of srK-abrse-euzed By new
md tutaIble raredes- Special attention 10 Fetnals
Dmtruluea Female Pl1a-SI-by nal Sasd stIu1
fer Czzul.x On "MazEsed Womans safesua1d." aa1
APsiv.te Medical Card" Addsca lestess NJ above
, 1870-05-03
THE LAW COURTS.
"A Broken Nose--Murderous AS
sault.
Park Matters-The Police Courts.

TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
EET TERN
The May term opened yesterday. The Jury VIII
come On the 5th instant
NEW SCTIS .. =.
United States y. Clement C. Ireland, Charles
Neliis, and Albert C. Ellithorp. Debt, sl5,oo0.
Damages laid at $4,000. ::
Home Insurance tctnpany '. 11laothy " miller
, 1870-05-03

from nrpsecuung Bult1 ayatnst complainant for
f .nthracite coal It WIS held that the question Of
tt1c validity of the ordinance did nor properly be
long TO court Of chanceT, q nc G,omplalnast
invalid, or II they did not render complainant ihl
lie for the pennlty.
Counsel assumed shat court IN chancet5 conla
not, and would mol enter upon an tnFest9auon
OF all the petty disputes ot corporate bones WIFE
their employees, and that II it did, It WonId tran
s-erd its functions rs much as the Hoaln o. s1Res
vsors would II 1t should sitempt to issue the nigh
prtrcgntive Wr1ta
In Conclusion he quoted at considerable length
OF Rochester G Hare s3e, English Chanccry)- By
this case 1t seemed that The Cathedral Church Of
dorchester was founded and endowed BY Renry
VIII rom estates that had belonged 10 the mon-
-astetiest and Tor the government OF the body he
had enacted several statutes Under one OF these
statutes Winston was appointed head master Of
The grammar school OF tie church, nj chaprer
regularly holdea, and he TOOK the oath prescribed
Tor The minor caiua- He then called The attention
OF the dean and chapter to the fact that the sun
allowed for the support Of the four scholars main-
1atncd at the university MAS Insufficient, csljIno
3or e s s,.
into chnnesfy, he dean and chapter having re-
soiEed 10 6Ss1ss with bis seEvc 4e applied
!Is4 etnsI M s15.SSasston, saSass5 y hl ~ the
1lat the. Court couM not In every dsnut.: mr.
vent party from being displaced until his r1sht
was tried This case ne deemed to 0e Identical
attempt made to tndncc the conf to IN comn,sin.
Ants Hight to be still longer employed as Greman
in the Court House, position which did not aFise
70 The dignity OF an 01ce. but which related on5T
70 The tenure Of snbordiaats employment about
the Court House, the a1uty Of which ipcIndes, tha
keeping Of FIRE burning, which made ths tase
stronger, for, as the Vice Chancellor said in
uare even when there was an ofnre
Il having existed for e tbreee
hundred years, II WIS no part in the absence OF
t1ust) Of The duty Of court Of chanrery to y The
right 70 IT, aud the Court could not, In lis ordinary
Jurisdiction, take cognIzance Of that class 81
cases.
] In this case, q contract Of employment, for q
time certain, was set up, and complainant stated
that he Tas about 70 be DISCHARGED In violation VI
1t That was granted, and could tic gcour- utter
1eEc7 Did not the other side common hwy Of the
court afford remedy upon the contract 1t was
but question Of damages, 70 be decided at law
upon the question Of the snnctcncy Of the case
made against the party discharged Us TO his COM
potency or honesty, etc
1E0U4gST FOE coAr1AINAH1.
= Mr. Robert 4Iervey, foc SAID pc did
pbt drawtht Gln, and, 1hetcf6fe, Was not person
sly, reeRo1a..is isz Tili 1is isArasI Gisa4 Ind
, 1870-05-03

7sA Bacon, sas for Cumberland euss Ga ior short
lib IhIddled.
TuIpe1tfne, sos I'd. -,
lnSDos. N.Y. Msy z-lno"' 4A' "a nAASAS' >'A'''
1Ayar. NAV a-Cot4on heavy a. 1ssSf adoat
Ax1wxKP, Asy a-PeuoEum closed neaEy II
, 1870-05-03
sbove,llnr Grain at Buffalo.

The following resolution has been adopted by
the Buffalo Board Of Trade:
Ke+o'sea That in The opinion Of this Board Of Trade
tie price Of ehoveling and trimming veesea and pro-
pelers should be reduced from present prices u
11eo hushels and that q 1G1 baehels for vessels
penration for Eueh service. and should BE- met BY the
Shovellcrs' Association and ccncuTted In - wibc
Of thoee epSaEed In the gain trade
, 1870-05-03
I.a0aI75
i.NaI.9
G519G73
aS>t3623
4.71z36.00
A.O0R4-S0

rttan This made pretty liberal supply for q
MONDAY, bus the markets below were general! r r.
ported @ E;S srea 1dea god e shpPintS| ee-
saics making Of. 3s4o9S 6 foI common, Mght,
cnsrsp. nId mixed lots; 4a1n9as0 for Medium;
and nj IS saaa.10 for good to choice Nc note the
foljowi,,v transactions:
, 1870-05-03
RcbcIl6ptlH Students.

CARLISLE, Pn, May s--Tbe Junior and Sophn-
more CLASSES OF Dickinson College rebelIed nsainst
sn olref faculty, refused to attend the scc-
Slvp1 hsa bare l,1sa suspoaded.
, 1870-05-03

ARRIVED FRox CHICAGO, April g and 21-Prups
Badger State, Jay Gould, Colorado, Canlsteo, and
PaEsaic. -
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, April g and g Props
Mohawk and Fountain City, BARK n. E Perew,
schrs D. P. Dobbins, Champion, Golden Harvest,
4. HuchMau, and Sam Flint
, 1870-05-03

COMMERCIAL

MONDAY EEESIS0, May 2.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
I,aet fortv-eight hours:
, 1870-05-03

NEW YorK, May g. Money more active, at s9sc
on CALL '.....-...
Sterling stealY at 109t{@l09atc-
Gold dull and loWee. opened 1t 1l5s< and closed
ut HAY. Carrying rates, 4@s peE cent Clear
ances, 81, ,0D0 600
Governments 1Tu1.
F1ot1o
, 1870-05-03
ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE

The General TranEatlantjc Cornpany's mail ase.zzs
shipa between Nc York aud Hay1e. calling at Brrss
The splendid veseeIs this farorite route tot the con
uent Iail every aleaIn2te Saturday
Rates of passage payable In gold nelu1fux Wincl Ia
krpN
70 Paris hiding railway ticket}, SlIs aud ST.
ExeE1ion Hckets, ID per cent reduction
These stea1ners DO not eaE7y atcesass p&.sener1s-
Continent Of Europe BY tafins Ibis lna, avoid both
transit BY English railways md The di.eouiortA u
e1pen.a GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, No. "a Broas-
way n, 7,
, 1870-05-03
OCEAN STEAMERS,
LONDON AND NEW TOKk STEAMSHIP LINE,
Rafas of Passara Refducefl.

Steamer sails every fortnight, DIRECT TO LONDON.
fruna Pier No. J. N.
PARAGUAY. -DKON,r April y, at Bpm.
Cabin passzst, s'u .ad So IN steesase. 81
In currency.
Pa.scnsrrs booked to Hanburx. Bremen. Hav.s,
Far1s. Antwerp and Rotterdam. Il reduced currrneJ
rat4n- For passaxe npply ut No. S Broadway. Na1
York. or to JAS. WAKKACK, corner LasaIle and Md
ison-e:A, Chtcaxo For freight At = Sorth.st, n Z,
ROWLAND & ASPtyWALL A9entx.
, 1870-05-03
PACIFIC COAST.

Meeting OF fhe Protestant Episcopal
board Of Missions in san Francisco
-InSau1I4tfOn-Shor Grain Crop In
Southern California.
San F1iASC1sco, Mny e,-The annual sessiou Of
the delcEates' meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal
Beard 81 M1Estons commenced in this city yester-
Gay. Bishop ZIP ofncta1ed- Rev. d.. Tinton de-
liscrcd the missionary sermon. There Was large
attsndance, morning md evening.
RcF. ID. Ccoy Vas Installed pastor OF St Johns
Church P1esbyteriRn) yesterday.
From nearly every portion Of the State Is re-
ssSed s ne alarming intelligence Of short crops. In
harvesting. In the Eutsin Valley the north wind
shd dry weather have almost destroyed the crops,
More favorable reports come from the nofthern
Portion Of the StAte-