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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-25

MISSIONARY MEETING AT ST. JAMEs's
CBURcH.-At st. James's church (Rev.
DR.. Peterkin's) last Sunday night highly
interesting meeting was held in behalf of
the American Church Missionary Society.
Quite large congregation was in attend
ance, and the majority Of the Episcopal
clergymen Of the city were present within
the chancel-viz., Rev. DR.. Woodbridge,
rector of the Monumental church; Rev. 7.
G.. Dashiell, rector of st. Marks; Rev.
Mr.. Baker, rector of Grace church and
Rev. Henry Wall, rector of St. Johns.
Rev. DR.. Peterkin read the evening
service and, after prayer and the singing
of psalm by the choir, introduced to the
congregation the Rev. Mr.. Eggleston, for
merly of Maryland, who then addressed
| them On the cause of missions-particu-
larly home missions in our own State. We
have not the room for an extended synopsis
of this interesting diseourse-merely q
passing notice of the facts and figures mar
rated therein, and these but briefly.
By way of preface to his remarks Mr..
| Eggleston informed the congregation that
! he was not the agent. of the Society, but
that upon visiting the city he had willingly
consented to represent him and present the
cause and objects of the Society to the
churches of Richmond. Every Christian
was o missionary in whatever sphere of
life he moved-a voluntary one and the
| American Church Mission was voluntary
Society. 1t was neither sectional nor local
in character or organization. The two
Bishops of Virginia, Right Rev. DR.. Johns
and Right Rev. DR.. Whittle, were members
of the Society, as was also the Rev. DR..
Sparrow, of the Theological Seminary.
The objects of the Society certainly ap-
pealed strongly to them. Of the sixty mis-
sionaries employed in all parts of the world
by the Society, twenty-six were engaged in
the southern States. And of this number
fifteen were laboring in Virginia-thirteen
in the eastern and two in the western por-
ton of the State. The object of the Society
was to build up the kingdom of Christ ac-
cording to the faith and doctrines of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The reverend gentleman was listened to
with marked attention throughout the en-
tertaining address, which contained much
to interest all in the cause of the good work
of missions and their consequent results.
at the conclusion of Mr.. Eggleston's dis
course Rev. DR.. Peterkin made few ap-
propriatc and interesting remarks; after
which the exercises were brought to close
by the signing of the hymn From Green
lands icy mountains by the congregation,
and prayer by the rector, DR.. Peterkin.
Mir. Eggleston also delivered discourse
on missions Sunday morning in st. Paui's
church to very large congregation.
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CHEER UP YOUR HoMEs.-We hare had q eesn-
paratively mild winter, but In this damp, chill,
and dreary weather we need the whcrewith 20
cheer up our homes. Our young friend WOOD
COCK keeps the Mherewish in largo quantities,
whish he warrants coed and sells chcsp. Laalas,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a, ls7c
ARRIVED.

,'a-... ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys d WI
liams ier-.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham & Co.
Steam barge Guiding Star, McDonougb, AIexen-
dria, wheat, Galiego Mills Manufacturing Conn
Schooner Arctic, Whitteu, Rockland lime to
Lee, Seldom & Co.
Schooner SamuelJ. Russell, Smith, Boston, mer-
chandlSe to captain.
Schooner p. 3. Carter, Reed, James river, corn,
Lorraine, Jones &'Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chantlise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harvcys & VII
llams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, January 23-.-Arr1ved, steamer
KenDebcc, Freeman, merchandlss and passeugeiss
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed oath on return.
RIoGRANDE DEL SUI, November %.-Arrtyed,
brig Ella Poole, and 25th, brig San Juan, Maho-
ney from Richmond.
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YTALUABLE PLANTATION ON

NJ A u U A b IL Il PLANTATION ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR LEASE, HALF MILE
FROM JAMESTOWN WHARF.-The subscriber
offers to lease for term of five years the very
James river known as . NECK OF LAND, ~ half
mile from Jamestown wharf, containing FOUR
balance heavily timbered~suitable for lumber,
wood, and ship-timber. There are on the tract
three good DWELL1NG-H0USES and two barns,
and the land can be conveniently diyided1nto four
hist-ciass farms all the open land being now In a
The high state OF fertility of this plantation and
Its convenience to the principal markets OF the
country tthe New York, phtladelphia, Baltimore,
and Norfolk and Richmond steamers, passing
daily, and taking freights whenever offered offers
extraordinary Inducements to truckmen, fruit
growers, and farmers. Possession given imme-
diately. Address WILLIAM ALLEN,
jaM-t ~ Henrico county, Va, +
VYIsITING CARDS PRINTED Ar THE
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Dlr3HGNI2 AND DANNILLE RAIL
II RpND-CHAhGE GF >CUEDULE.-nT nT
s.ri ,.ii = !, N,EUNE%DAN, December - ;s6y. the
~ ,.&'5EH IEAt%S on t:'is ROAD ''iii be run
II. Iriu.s-:
GoING soUTII.-t ynchhHrc ana Danyillc pas
sl.4st.rS have Lic!r.. n! daily (cNc"p; Sun'aysi
n .:!j y. ~: leave HErkcriilc daily except sun
daN>i =: 1875 =. VI. arrive at llanrlle daily !cX-
c"gt Synl!yst "t 5.j5 :. y. I'iHHCG,t MAIL
ND EXlKF>S i,!vts RicNn'ni daily at $50
j. ~: leaves Daayj" daily al l:i5 Z Nj; arrives
at Grr. ns."rr dail" * i:l5 \. -.
t,ulNG Month"; lNuchhurr aud Danvlll" pas
Singers leave DanvillC daily except Sundaysl at
..4g s. VI. : leave Burke !lc daily except Sul-
daysl n !.:;5 /. NJ: arri;G At Nisam"ni daily
t,NrrIt sunday - q: G:5oI. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
hNit EMPRESS leaves Greensboro daily At 9:25
T.. NJ. Leaves Danvil" daily Il 1l:57 l.. NJ. !; ar
TIH"s NJ Richmond daily Il 80, \. II.
Ihc Lynchhlrr aud pnnv!ila Passrmg ger Train
connects at Eurkcvir with the trains on the
Suu:h>!dc road for Petersburg. k0rl"lK, Lynch
aurc. and all staticnS ON the SoCtEsijc and Fir-
2inia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Slii", Dalton. Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis,
aud all important points south and Southwest.
Ihc Through Mail and Express connects
IL Greensboro with Tie trains the North Caro-
l!nn road for Charlotte. Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
TrHudh. Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c. &c. !;
an! IL Richmond with :hc Richmond. frcdericks-
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond aud York River railroads.
SLEEPING CATS and CllIiES'S PATENT
RIO LINING CHAIRS ON the throush express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
t.c - SuDu' in chiclt.
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL---The Dispatch and other
Richmond daiiies will be delivered along the lins
of the Danyille railroad ten hours ahead Of tho
mail by .ELLYsoN & TAYLOR. Send In your or
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J'ALE, lSG9.-GRAND OfEAlNG

EtrGAI%S, StRGAI.:S: BARGAINS!
IA,yv vow opcucG and offer t. the rphl!c !: large
Y,I-TFI>' FAIL. and WINTER CLoTl!lEG ;
..>n y splendid line o: GENTLEEMEN'S FUR
<I~il%t. GOODS. ana u large and most hcauti-
IN, >.nrL of HATS .ad CAPS, comprising The
Ito, e,yl,s. 1T remarkably low prices.
Aiy!uo.to i. an! always has been. "Quirk sales
a;.s' SMALL p~aats": therefore call Is AL ask,
a,,, yi;l win =. surcta purchase great bargains II
u. ". Roses, 32$ Brood street,
cr .-.ln corner 0: Fourth
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GOVERNOR WALKER reached the city on
Sunday, and was busy yesterday receiving
the calls and congratulations of his numer'
ms friends.
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FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Ske&
COMPANY.
The splendid nsw side-wheei steamships ISAAC ,,M
MARIE, and HATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every WE'D.
NESDAY aud SATURDAY at O'CLOCK y "a.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and SATCh'
DAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommooAa
tions and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers lor ah
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered Al A VSsAasni
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the ofaces OF tns
N. l.. McCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
WILLIAM q. DUNHAM CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets
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M. ELLYsoN & Co. win insert advertisements fn
the principal newspapersin in Virginia, North Caro-
llna, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub.
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE
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o. A. GATHRIGHT will sell ut 10 a. II. crock
cry, glassware, ready-made clothing, etc.
P. BOWMAN viii sell at 10 A. II. dry goods,
clothing. boots and ahoes, hats. etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store,
Franklin and Governor streets, at 10 O'Clock,
an assortment Of furniture, new oarrating,
kerosene oil lamps, etc., etc.
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The COMMITTEE of thirteen on the War
rem monument will meet OF Lee s. Goddin's
this afternoon at Al o'clock.
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NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, 4H&A
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leavingss1R 1R&4s
pier Il North river every Saturday ;rr,.
nEkEASa1RK. EkAASSaE1RK Erin. PENNsYLvANLA,
ESGLAND, Virginia, LOUISIANA. ;.
CABIN passage, 800 and &1s, currency.
Steera9e passage, so, currency.
Steerase tickets fcm Liverpool OF Queenstown
Ss, IN nassage from Antwerp Hamburg Rot.
terdsrn and Hayre, S45, in currency.
For further particulars, apply et the cMccs oS
the company, Go Broadway, y. W. S' huksSs
Manager. or 70 a nrruAxa a ro:, Arerks.
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sr. PAuL's DAY.-To-day being the
Conversion of st. Paul,' st. Paul's church
viii be opened for divine service OF -
o'clock NJ.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND GNf

N"1' QUEENSTOWN. .&&&A&
,x,,ANrrNr oF MAI, STEAMERS, CALLING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAAHk.
First Cabin, Payable In Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown, ,.;..;........:....SIoo "
iSteerdge, Payable In CurTencv. -
Ityerpool or Queenstown. % W
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold).....'.'e 20 20 o co
Ct Iohn,s' n. T., by branch steamer (gold). 70 %
Steerage, Payable IN Currency. >. :.
Liverpool or Queenstown. n........'....--' SS SS a.
Halifax S's..s'''~~s
St. Johns, n. F., by branch steamer 70 w
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland anu
the Continent, at moderate rates
For further information apply at the Conpany's
offices JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New YORK orto
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM IL CO., Agents.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RALROAD LINE-FOR RALTIMORE,

DlIH MOND AND 1Ohh III Y Eli
III RAILROAD LiNE-FOR BALTIMORE,
TIE NORTH, AND NnRTHW EST-C nANGE
OF FSCuEDULF-DAlLYtE EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On aud after TUESDAY, Sth OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North.
west Will take the passenger tra'c from the depot
of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point, whore they take tine
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. c. FREEMAN,
or KESEEBEC, Captain ). II. Freeman
boats having been put In frst-rate order reaching
Baltimore the following inorning Ia time to con-
aud the West. Returning, the boats leave pier RIO.
E wharves foot . Of Bar,y street daily
r-iv(ny in Richmond ct o:ls T. NJ. the follow. .ng
day in time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Uanrille railroad for DaE-
vile and al points on that ROAD Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C.. N. c.; Columbia, S. c.,
ana all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
le2yes Richmond daily Except Sundays) ST
O'Clock p. NJ; leaves West Point daily (exceft
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
;es Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On all public or prfuate sales Of Real Estate
made bettoeer, the lst Of January and the 1st Of
year, but on all sales bet,oeen the first day Of
July and the last day Of December the seller
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DOWHATAN. STEAMBQAIsassfi
or MAKYLANp and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, nsIiImdre ssysnss
Rastons, Rte, and MI the west. Tri-weekiy line TO Batis
more, % making &C close connections With steamers 10 %
Philadelphia. No transhipmsnt q gooaaS s a.gi.
more every TUESDAY, THUKSDAx aaa s1s
TURDAY. Leave Richmond ayefy IoEsDAA'
THURSDAY, and dSATURDA .5.,st.. -, ,,,,
to O'Clock r. NJ These steamers haye e1cSas essa.
saloon, stateroon,, and passenger @
Fare, % meals and stateroori extra. eo1 AsAass
OF paas's'iii iAEeEYs sssti II d WILLIAMS. Agssn,ts.
mn 10 - - 80 Commercial blocxs
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rE'WO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
T. ~ EXCErTEpnt a. THII!E S0MTI - EAST,
IA AQUA CREEK-TiIE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over thla route are now run from the depot corner
NJ. SUNDAY AZ II Is 4. VI. only) making close and
rc!. bic connections with TIE MASilINGToN
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
& cars /, fitted up up win SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which II" chargc Is made. =,
The elegant and commodioUs steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandra each way.
The ACCoMMoDATioS TRIM between
brad ana Eighth street. daily lSupdays except:
ed Al dt0 +. M, and arrives In Richmond AZ 81.
4. NJ. .,
For further tnformattoo and for through tickets
North ap3y the oe r3asr pinn ri nd amS E5 Nor
aud West, apply at the ticket Office corner BYRD
"'i :; j. j. Is. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
- ROAD:-Q0n q a and J, a after TUESDAY; 18th De;
daily except Sunday for Staunton at s:S5 A. NJ.
and arrive at staunton at ago =. NJ; leave Staun-
ton at 9:2O A. NJ and arrive at Richmond at 4:4o p.
M.-making close connections At Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad mail trsins for Alexandria,
Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
etc; also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-
bile etc.
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weckly between
DAY, THURSDNY. and SATURDAY. Leave
Stanton at 130 L. NJ. and arrive at White ulphur
al lJ:c5 +. NJ; leave White Sulphur at a:2o a. NJ.
and arrive at Staunton III 8 A: NJ. And going west
Will connect with stages US tollows--viz., ut Go
shen with stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge,
and Eochbridge Baths at Milhlr with stages
iur Bath Alum and Warm Springs and at White
sulphur with stages for Le~lsburs, Charleston,
etc. - -
STAGES will also leave Staunton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Richmond and Washington nightly without change
of ears. Leave Richmond NJ $3.50 =. NJ, ana ar
rive at Washin gton at 5:35 \. ~. Leave wash
ington ut 6:25 +. NJ. and arrive ut Richmond at
$50 4. 81. Making all through connections at kich-
nnnd and Washington
SLEEPING CARS will be attached TO this tram,
and viii be through between Richmond aho
Baltimore without change.
THROUGH TICKETS issued TO all points
North, West, and Southwest
JAMES r. kETlIERLAED,
dcla General Ticket Agent.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1870.

The C1TY COUNCIL ON THE ADMISSION
OF THE STATE--A SALUTE TO BE Fired
At the called meeting of the City Council
last evening, just Us the clerk finished read
ing the minutes Of the last meeting, the
President read the following telegram,
which he said had been received few
minutes before by member of the Council !:
WASHINGTON, January "a, 1870.
"House concurred In the admission bill
as 1t passed the Senate. Goes to the Presi-
dent"
Mr.. Gillis thereupon offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
''Resolued, That we hail with delight
the announcement just made to US of the
readmission of Virginia to the Union.
"Resolued, That the commanding Gene
raj is. hereby respectfully requested to fire
o salute of one hundred guns tomorrow at
noon in honor of the event."
The President appointed Messrs. Gillis,
Durham, and Pelouze, O committee to COM
municate the last resolution to General
Candy. They performed the duty last
night; and the General having signifed
his willingness to comply with the request,
the salute will be fired by battery of ar
tillery on the Capitol Square at noon to-
day.
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&,s.aTHEyG.

~--,,c:7T,EC0ATS FOR SALE Low
IN ENN> bv 4. Il. SPENCE s SON.
~ .s,.,rs FOR SALE LOW
PRESS - hv L. =. SPENCE & SON.
-. .,.,rS FOX SALE LOW
EI>lNts~ - ny e. u. SPENCE & SON.
.,>,rsS Sl;IEfS FOR SALE LOW
WN'tE -" by +. u. SrENCE 4 SON.
.,,,,,,p rOR SALE LOW
l>uEHN IN" '0 Nv +. Il. SPENCE ( son.
sCNRFS FOR SALE Low
NEt h-A'NN nv f.. II. SPENCE i SON.
,>-,, CANES FOR SALE LOW
WAINiH"> hy +. II. SPENCE & son.
,,.,,r,i,sf sfNE SALE LOW ..
jMH""''"'>' by +. II. SPENCE : S0N:
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Io7n l \ G Ar
Il 4 L y W j N's,

,-r>T IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
"" v,>1su KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH GfH*R
l. MOND AND NORFOLK dnSpg. sTEgAAAass6f A n
SSRREEG composIng this line, win leave Philadsb.
ph and nIsn Sr ss.sf
IAi pal, aat ntas ala for Charleston Sayapnah, ana
Naa orleans and bills OF ladng signed through
Passage 70 Phiiadaga pslHdTtppSR pes.a asen ana
't,,sS. nh w Oface, No. 7t25 DOCK arees:
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AIR.-500 bushels PLASTEKERS
IL HAIR Sor sale by HCLsT KING, i
oc2s lA22 Main street
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THE
v DISPATCH PRINTNG-HOUSE. -
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
Several Of the city ordinances were so
amended as to conform to the "civ1 rights
bill"
Adjourned.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE EALMANAC, JANUARY 2s, 1870.
Sun rises. .......,... 7.ol Moon rises. Liz
Sun sets. .......... 459 High tide. lobo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

tie was then in progress near Amiens IL had
previously been reported that the Prussian General
ManteufIel, had given mp his intended attack on
Amiens and was marching on Ropcn. Several
Prussian divisions passed Scissors, going toward
Amiens early in the week, and others were TO
follow.
The formal surrender Of Thionville occurred this
morning. The town had been burning since Tues
day last. Thionville is II miles north Of Metz in
the department. of Mosellc, near the Luxembourg
border 1t belonged to the French system of second
class Notifications 1t was the last stronghold of
the French in Lorraine.
A dispatch from Versailles via Berlin, received
to-day, says the forts about Paris have been silent
for the past three days. The weather continues bad
for military operations
The movements looking to the concentration OF
the German armies continue in the north of France
Large bodies OF Prussians are marching south to
take positions around Paris and near Orleans. Since
the last dispatches were forwarded the Germans
who have been operating around RocrOy, Runigny.
and M6zieres have suddenly departed, going in the
same direction.
A party of Prussian Dragons on Wednesday en-
tered St. Quentin for the purpose of stopping the
railroad train but their attempt was defeated by the
French
The Etoile Belge has letter, dated Melville, Nov.
"a, reporting engagement Wednesday near
M6zi6res in which the Germans were defeated and
suffered heavy loss.
Gen. Bourbaki has written a note 10 the Govern
ment officials declining the command of the Eight
zenith Cofps
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KU-KL.X OUTRAGEs IN KENTUCKY.


how THE "UNRECONsTRUCTED" CELEBRATE Tbs
DEMOCRATIC YICTORIES-ABUSE OF UNION
MEN AND NEGROES-TIE BODIES OF THREE
EXECUTED GUERRILLAS EXIIUMED AND RE-
INFERRED WITH GREAr POMP-rHE REBEL
FLAG DISPLAYED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-At the Cabinet meet
Ing meeting on Tuesday, the recent "kukiuA" OHt
RI yes IN Some OF the Southern States were fully discussed
and the President is reported to have announced hh
determination to use the military power OF the Unitct
States to prevent further violence, and 10 bring the
guilty punishment Troops have been ordered
Lancaster Ky, to assist the civil authorities Of tuu
neighborhood protecting Union men, aud boy arrives
there at noon to-day.
Reports from Central Kentucky src 10 Tie 'hot IN
the unreconstructed Rebels Of that region, INCLUDE;
several thousands OF Missouri refugees, are gr tl
elated over the results Of the late elections m Newf"t
Missouri and other States and are celcbratihs
what they call "ther victory" by abusing the nogroc
and Union men, The following dispatch from Frankfort
Ky will give good idea II the state Of pubic acntl
ment in that city:
1.-THE remains ~ che three men executed rs lTcrras
Frankfort, during the war; by Gen Burbrdgu, IL
retaliation for the murder of Union men, have been dis
considerable iii play Of military. Two companies OF th,
State militia from Lexington, the students " the Zen
lucky Military Institute and the company OF sste nil
tia of Frankfort, participated one Of the companies
ryng Confederate HAYS as guidOn. A considerable
attendance Witnessed the affair"
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LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The CercIe LyriqRe HdtcrRel of this city have
made another contribution tho French Patriotic Fund
amounting 10 500 IS.
The Subscriptions received during Che past
week by the North German ConsulGeneral AT rms lnIt
for the benefit Of Geuan .nnereIs b! inc war douAel
TO $500 20; total, t2jl,6;2 81. '..- '.---
The receipts Of the French Patriotic Bazaar,
MP 10 Thursday night amounted to about $500 ono OF
the latest attractions newspaper received by hlin
IN this city, aud dispatched according To the pQstnork.
by balloon Paris, Nov. O. 10 Is entitled Leye-
Journal de Paris Gazette des Absences and Is about the
size Of sheet OF notepapcr IL viii be disposed OF by
lottery This afternoon, Mile Halier DOssy Will sing
"Ie Marseilaise," Madame Met accompanying her on
the piano In the evening, Mile Christine Nilsson " Il
preside at the pavilion OF flowers. and Madamo DE
Tuscan will sIpg al ALL Columbia" On Monday evening,
NJ lie Franc win sing Les GirOndns." Mrs. X ogden
Dormus has thus received the plurality OF votes as
the most popular lady I'm the Fair The Bazaar will close
next week with grand tOD7bOI1 or lottery, In which
there will he no blanks.