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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-07

ME- THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, two yards long, at 81, worth sl.5o, are
cheap. Everybody s,ys Sd.
A larga-sized HoNEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT, large enough for the largest bed a.Sl.5o,
worth S2.5r, must be cheap, as no one ever dis
puted 1t.
Full-width BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHEETING at 35c. per yard.
LINEN SHEETING, full two and o half yards
wide, at 9Oc.
rILLOW-CASE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
soc- worth 75c.. at LEVY BROTHERS,.
A. full supply of COAFS'S SPOOL OTToN
The trade supplied st Kew York prices. au 80
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LOCAL DIRECT0Rs-NEW YORK
F.. Nj. Archibald, II. y. NJ. Consul. chairman,
A. A. Low, OF A.. A. Low & Brothers 2. s: Jsf-
fray, OF f. s. yaffray 4 Co.; Richard irwin, OF
man Johnston, of j. Eoorm4n Johnston & Co. ;
etuart, off & j. Stuart. avn,
The Company limits Itself entirely to = FIRE
Ali LOSSES equitaoly adjusted and
LY PAID.
The business Of this company, extending oyer O
period of sixty. seven wears, having been uniform-
~ prosperous, has won for them a high reputa-
ton throughout the world iOr careful management
and fpancial strength. The patronage OF the In
surfing public Is soil Lifted, with special attention
to our liberal rates of premium.
JOHN II. CO.,
General Agents Stata OF Virginia.
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MASONIC ACADEMY,
A. D. cHEsTERMAN, a. NJ, PnlSc1rAL.

MALE DEPARTMENT.:
Il attn, Mathematics, and the higher and inter-
mediate English branches-A. ~. Che6terlnan.
Primary Enelish-To be appointed:
FEMALE PakTMEkT:
French and higher tnrerm.diate and primary
English branches-Mrs Caroline Bennett.
% The next session of this school viii commence
ON the FIFTHOF SEPTEMBER.
Pay scholars will be received ct the uniform
price of $50 for The session.
Apply 70 any member or the Board OF DIRECTORS,
composed OF hi John Dove, Thomas ii. DEWITT
RI. Courtney. ). III. strother, Dr.. T. Trent. j.
p, Regnauls, and PoWhatap Wetsiger. aee-st
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HpLCHMONU AND Oah WILLIE aAiLs
EN pInn :aSSgACr SrIFBrI,S.

DGCHMOND AND "a YiL!.E aAii'
IL RVAD.-nASSENGgG sCHEDULS:
GOING SOUTH. -nyncnourS anG oanVlue PFC.
sanaers leave Richmond sally except Sundsysl
at OILS A. H.; leave Burkeyile daily except SGn-
o4yoJ at l ?. NJ: arrive st Lanytiie dsuy IsL-
ccpt S~,ndaysl q. SIS P. n: n.k
AND EZFRESs ieavee Rfcom"nc daily ct 1856
?, NJ: leaves Danville daily at IS A. ": arrives
"a Greens. oro' d&i,y at Los \. ID.
CONS NOETE. Lync3Ourg and DsnV1He pas.
sengers leave Danville daily Except Sundaysi AZ
7:4e A. s. leave Burke Vile daily iexeept sun
days) st / 2. ST.. arrive st alchulya1 lay
except S~undaysl 1t 1881 III BALL
ANu EXPRESS lea yes Greensboro daily al LIE
A. NJ; Laves Danvills daily at 3 50 A. e.. ar.
rives st Richmond DAHL - MOS A. NJ.
The Lynchburg. md Dsny1l!e fasasnz ger rraln
connects st Burkevtlle With the tra;na on tno
Southside read for Petersburg, lsortciG, LFnyE-
burg, and ell citations On the SoHtnsids sne VIZ
siuia aud Tennessee RAILROADS. SriEro!I - 4
Vile, Dalton, ChsttSnoogs, EaepTllc, aeEpnjs
and all important points South ara Soatb
The Through Mall and Express cnrEects
Ell Greensboro with the trains Oh he North .aro-
Ina road for Charlotte, Columbia, Lnsusts, "a
ysnnah,s Macon, Mobile, montgomery, &c, &C.;
and at Richmond with ne Richmond, Predericka.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake Ind Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
CA1S ana PATENT
RECLINING CHAIaS on me through express
train. TSOGhS IcISGIHAD,
Sc l Sups tpiSudant.
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ME- WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMMER DRESS GO u suited to
the present season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, a large assortment of DRESS GOODS for
fail wear: at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from A to II, at Sl75
per bale or bundle of five pounds. au3o
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG g & POT. R"l
OFFICE OF GE p FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND. August 18th. 1870.
TOR WANT OF DEPOT ROOM IN
Il RICHMyND we are compelled 70 noIy
uercbapts to whom grain is consigned tnat u
must be removed within
HOURS after the arrival OF freight trains tdalls
at 2:l5 p. NJ J or It will be stored &C Their expense
BY order Of the General superintendent.
j. B. GENTRY, .a
au l2-1m General FREIGHT superintendent.
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nArfaUADs
ayl w

ODD Ed
IHANGE OF SCHEDDLE-CHEsA-
OPfAKE AND OHIO SEQ
aftnr SUNDAY, September 9TH. 1870 Ee -
MALL TRAIN viii run daily besWeSn Sle1mgh
aud White sulphur spff4gs exseEL sunoiy ~
tween Gor6onsyil1e and Wits bsipnnT1. dsass
Richmond at ek. ID. ArTfys AT ste nzipnus
alto r. NJ. Leave Wht.e sulphur ss:S =. ~. ans
connections at .G0rdonsg1lle .ana Charl1tsegpLie
with TRANCE, Alexandria ard Hanassas railfoao
trains for alexandria, Washington 6aftitnore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, &e.; also iof
Lyncbourg, RDexvDle Chattanooga Me, npniaf
New Orleans, M~ontsoDery, Mobile &c.
Going West passengers dine at Gordonsvt1e
and sup n Covfngton. Going East, breakfast at
6oehcn and dine at Gordonsville.
This train connects with stages as follows
AZ Staunton with Stages for Aueusta {lste Str1bs
iing's, Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, II
mites.
at Goshen with sta2es for Gold Sulphur Springs,
2miles Eockbrtdgs Alum Springs, smiles Rock
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, IS mileS,
At M1llooro' with atages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs
miles; and Healing Springs, % miles.
At Coyfngfon with stages 10 Healing Syringe
Is miles ana Hot Springs, is miles.
at AL. ghany with stages to Red sweet Springs
smtss; and Old Sweet springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur springs with stages Tor saIt
SULPHUR Springs % miles; Blue Sulphur sF,ngs,
20 miles Red Sulphur springs, Al miles; Lewis
Through tickets Issued to all points North West,
JAMES r. NETHERLAED,
seq Genera! Ticket Agent.
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AND I'EGEEsBUHG r. II. Co.,,
- RICHMOND. April % 1917,

AND f7LgLhcBUEN = : NO,,
April % 1879,
.THE. TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
4 rum as follows:
Leave Richmond at s:a5 A. NJ. aud $50 Z. u.
Leave Petersburg At 10 A. NJ. ana 7:0s z. NJ
Freight and accommodation train, with passens
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily ate
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily At $40 A. ID. tsun-
DAYS excepted).
.ahe s:a5 a. ST.. train will not leave Richn ond on
and the EOS Z. 81. traio viii not leave
Petersburg on
Pa.sen gers for Norfolk viii take the $50 Pm.
train, running through daily. Baggage checxea
through.
The passenger coach attached 10 the cosl -ain
will run on MONDAYS, WEDSESDA fs, ana
FRIDAYS.
Leave clover Hiil ut ! A. NJ, conuscticg al
Chester with the accommodation train. PasSeu-
gers returning will take the $50 T. NJ, train con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS Ii. lynne
sd % superintendent.
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NE CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
nUROY.-Just received, a full assortment Of
CORDUROY at 81, Sl.25, and *l.5 per yard. st
LEVY BRuTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
500 dozen COATs's SPOOL COTTON at soc.
per dozen. au"
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RIcuMOsD, FREDERICKSBURG. TOr0HACf
RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.. !
RICHMOND VA, 1urust IL 1870. J

NOTICE.-For the accommodation OF
~ pc sons DESTROYS Of visiting thu country AZ
poinis on The line OF this road bee ,een Etcom aTS
will be sold good only on the train leaving Broad
street depot at 0 . NJ. on Sundays, and tetnrn-
arriving in Kichmona at 2:as P. NJ. or on the &C
COMM IDATIUN TRAIN Of The follow ing th9no
day. morning, arriving In Richmond ~ '''
The MAIL TRAIN will stop, on signal, for re-
turn passengers only a. PEHOLA, ChE2tEK~
tfASD. oRR1LBY,S.. TAYLGR,s CROSSING,
81! UNrAIN KUAD, and SGa
The ACCOMMODATIONS TkAlS WIZ STOP az
anv ncint ON sipnaI. j. b. Gentry.
an 10 Inn General Ticket ageut.
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~CoMPANIEs.
:ATIoNAL LIFE INSURANCE.

NTATIONAL LlFEsINSURANCE
~ COMPANY. o. 8. A..
oeor Great INDUCEMENTS 20 persons eesirous ofin'
o.s..s ,hatr lives. Tbs Company has 0 cash PAID
~. asr,talo on 81, COO, 900, wishs large surplus. Have
,ssnea aimee august, 1888, over II, 600 policies.
~ n,,ers low rates Of premium. 1t furnisnss
,..rar Insurance than other companies ZOE pug
same money. 1t is q HOME COhPAN1 IN every
locality.
T POLICIES ARE ST IT FRs;jM
- sTTkChMENT
IT'S POLICIES AR r. f.gFE wIthoas delay in
.nere'o'' S.THE COMPANY"
Dr. o. A, CIENBHAw,.M edical Examinsr,
S. HARRIS, General : gens
IL 21-3m
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
-- NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
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GTATIONERY.-FuIl assortment as
s. ELLgHDN n TAVLIOEsA
~ lk9a Maiu atr8ss
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aJ5- LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF
Just received ut
MEADE & BAK ER'S drug store,
"a s.x o1a Main street.
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NFRs. J. BELLA FOX Will NE
M The duties Of her SCHOOL on WEpSsn-
DAY, 91st Instant: Fnslish' aFe s.g6t a at the
ns,,al nricea. The scholars will have the use OF
the plano Without: extra char ShsTx E "a shs wlll oe a asi
shouId the school Justify it, will procure other as
For further information, Inquire Of the princ sr
ttieratnr hetween Eighth and siQth streets. Man
cbester. on and after the 18th instant. Sc 5-eodtd
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ESTABLISHED 1873.

fnypestments in Tinted States........ 647,975 81
De Emo. Tar Ta,n drS BONDS. .. $4,000 90
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FLOUR.
OLIVE OIL.

SUPERIOR OLIVE OIL.
We have just received q consignment Of that
superior OLIVE OIL, which we nsGe been selling
for some time past 70 the manufacturer Of TO-
bacco. II is also a superior salad oil, being . per-
Gectly pure and sweet olive oil.
Packed In cases Of ten gallons each.
PURCELL, LADD s CO., Druggists
se6 1918 Main street.
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CAPITAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
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1870 1870.

sCHEDULE OF. TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT
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DUGArnoHA
Ar~-~~
nRTMARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

mrs. F. P. HoBs0N, Mrs. II. A WISE, JR.
The a,st session of fhis School VII open on
MONDAY. September goth ,s7a. on the corner %
Tbs School is chiefly designed for ID, hoySs Is from ! esl
srvpn tS twelve years OF nRe. There VIII 5e u rE iI
ian. nt of more advanced %echolara, who VIII
Nave the Advantage OF Latin and at
the schnol Of Mr.. j. M. S~TRDTHER. :.
For particulars see circu,sls' when ,shn od
fpund ut the bookstores OF MIR u. l.. pi"soo"
and Mesers Woodhousc n Parham.
"iS = Rev. Joshua Peterkin. Rev: o.:
mtn "jeerode, Rev. j. T.. Edwards, Kew; Gf 3
Wondbridge Rev. N. d; Hoee, Rev. "aiiam
Brown, NJ. John NJ. stro'her.
an a.. 10, %. 20. sep2 0 &dtl0, &eooto2s -
0TIEcT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
~ DIEs.-mIs MARTHA T. MAYO Will resIIne
the duties of her School. FOR Y rn nER ~ a mo NO
on the FIRST MONDAY IN HCT*.BEh q. TO- ~.
5I7 north Sixth street Terms, per ses.ion . con on
MONTH. for r nglish branches, s~' ffe"'"' "~'
sc 2-eodtCc3
nEPs SUSAN REED WILL RESI- NE
M THE DUTIES or HTK so II 1roesidenee,
c c Of Broad snd Twenty-eighth streets.
All 22-eodl2s
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
/ COMPANY OF NEW YORK-ORGAMs
IZFD IN 1si2-THE LARGEST o Me-
COMPANY N THE WORLD-CASH ASSETS
OVER $40, 000, 000.-This IS an all.ca5h ana
purely mutual compdny-no diuidends to STOCK.
holders, which time and experience has proVenI 10
dividends payable at the end Of the fr$t year
opon al policies, Increasing annually througn
life, and Exceeding those Of any company IN Me
inns or to purchase additional Insurance., az the
option of the policy-holder,. regardless % se
health of the insured. Premiums payaple annu-
aliy. semi-annually, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention OF mlniseeas Oi
the Gospel to bis liberal plan for insurance Oh
ne1i : JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
Dr. j. MCCAw. Medical Examiner. aus
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VOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF THE

vOUNG LADIES ACADEMYQF THE
VISITATION, MONTE
Twenty4hird streets.
RICHMOND. VA.
The duties Of this Institution VII De resumed on
nrosnectus of terms application can be made 70
the SUPERIORESS of the Academy.
an q -dtO1&eodtFebl 3z
nANDoLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Fal
IL session will open ON LAST THURSDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, and continue TIL LAnIi hoho-
For particulars, address Rev. DR.. DUNCAN,
president Of the College, or .~r...,..
q. ESTILL, Secretary Of Facnlty:
$ so eo-t1stOct - r-s Ashland, Va.
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EDGAR W. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
b. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
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FIRE MARINE AH LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No. HOS NAH sTtshET.
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T II. HORNER'S classical AND
y MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,.
n. C.-With the view or preparing boys for the
seuior classes In the University Of Virginia. one
year has been added to the former course OF staav.
The present scholastic year VIII close the WITH
NAY. 1871. with q vacation of four weeks In lie
cember. Students remaining over may prosecute
their studies In the winter vacation without any
The principal is assisted by MIR. FRANK w.
CHRISTIAN. OF Rtchmn nd, q graduate Of the UNI
verstt? Of Virginia In the schools or Latin, Greek,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN comes highly recommended by the
Faculty of the University. andhas bSen . saceSss-
full teacher in the Episcopal High scnooloi VIZ
gini4 :, near Ale1 andria.
The charge for board and tuition, exclusive OF
lights and washing, is Sao per term OF twenty
weeks Students are Charged only from ire t1nc
of admission, snd none are admitted cut nose
Wishing to pursue the regular course OF study.
"'A j.. II. EORNER, A.. NJ,
az III Principal.
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III sss 81
CASH ASSETS tJanuarY l. ls7ol.. 2.ol5,ses 81
HgANcH OFFICE, no. lola MAIN sTnEET,
yye issue Policies ta tile above hrst-class
eomusnr on every description OF REAL and
PEaSOEAL PROPERTY for projection against
loss or damage tyFIRE. z and iNLAsb
RIsKS taken to any point IN the United states.
Policies on brick buildings issued for from one TO
dve years.
,s,sity Ssltabie. Applications solicited.
fe2 u. \. WALKER Agents.
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Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and persona
property Of all kinds, IN the city and country, ins
rates In companies OF the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and inland
risks taken NJ the lowest rates.
Losses aquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
a myf
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HEBRlw BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

Consolidation Prsposed-01eciisg Last Nishr.
At the Invitation Of Mr.. p. w. Frank, chairman Of
the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society
several officers OF the different Hebrew charitable
associations met yesterday evening, at half past
seven O'Clock, ar the veStry rooms OF the Temple
Emanu e. Fifth avenue and Forty third street, TO
lake into consideration the feasibility Of consolidat-
ing the derent charities OF This CITY, In order to
stop the imposition and fraud practiced by profess
sioDal beggars upon eacn Of them.
rhf meeting was called 70 order by Mr.. r. ".
Frank who presided. Mr.. Isaac HOFFMAN was ap-
pointed Secretary and the following gentlemen
were present :---Messrs. Jonas Heller, Solomon Hy-
man. r. Lehman, Seligman Solomon, representing
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum; Messrs. Charles G.
Allen, NJ Tusker, L. Laveng0od l. 9. Isaacs, or the
Hebrew Fuel Association, and MeSsrs. Henry 8.
Alien and solomon Seisas, representing che Hebrew
Relief Association
Mr.. p. W. FRANK referred 10 the report made last
year by the Charity Committee IN which was clearly
pointed snt That the present system OF promiscuous
giving OF money to psor applicants tends to en-
mended TO unite the different Jewish charitable as
sociations ~ this city, with ar and liberal repre-
sanitation from each society under the auspices OF
tue Hebrew Benevolent and orphan Asylum, 10 or
der 10 concentrate all the fnas under one distrlhut-
ing head.
On motion by Mr.. CHARLES c. ALLEN II was re-
solved thai committee OF i've be appointed TO de-
wise plan or action and report at the next meeting
Messrs. Henry y. Allen Tusker, Solomon, Seixas
ana Heller were nominated TO constitute that COM
mistee.
IT further resolved that all the Jewish benevn.
lent societies OF this city should be notified by crcu
lars IN order 10 secure the attendance OF their rep
resentatYes 2. TIE next meeting.
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FIRES in THE CITY.
Tho SuMbor Of Fires During October and the
Damage 10 Buildings and Conrents.

Tho Number a Fires During October and the
Damage 10 Buildings and Conrents.
The report Of the Fire Marshal, addressed to the
Commissioners OF Police, gives the total number OF
fires occurring during october AZ eiohty-six. or
these twcnty-four were cansed by carelessness Of
occupants In the use Of candles, matches
pipes, &c. six by children playing with fire,
nine by defective chimneys or nues five by gas
lights, three by incendisries nine by kerosene lamp
explosions, three by kerosene lamps upsetung, one
by kerosene lamp breaking, by kerosene spilled
IN filing lamp, one BY liquid gas lamp exploding,
three by sparks nom chifnnyes, furnaces Gc, two
by spontaneous combustion OF oily rags, four from
unknown causes, and the remainder originated from
D variety Ut accidents.
There was one fire. the loss from which amounted
to between $20 600 and $50 900; from which the
loss was between $40, 900 and $50 O00 one In which
the loss was between 5000 and $4,000 seven with
loss OF from $1,000 to $4,000. seventeen with loss
Of from 500 to 81 ,oo0 and ftynine with loss or
less than 800 each.
me loss on buildings was sl5,4o5, covered by In
surance to The amount OF S232 0OO and the loss on
stock was 38s l7a, with an insurance Of $3.50, $50
The total loss from fifty fires occurring In October
1859 was s482, 200. with an Insurance or $780, 6OO
while the total loss fer tho same time this year a.
shown abope was but $S3 5s3, with an insurance Of
S473,9s0.
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American Residents nj Tuag Chow Rescued
by British Naval VesseIs-Letter or Ac-

American Residents mt Tuag Chow Rescued
by British Naval vesseIs-I.eiter or Ac-
acknowledgements the English Admiral.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, EAsroN, Pa, Nov. !, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD;-
The following letter from American residents In
Tung Chow, In North China, 10 Sir Henry Kelett,
was copied from one recently forwarded from Che
foo that IL might be published In the HERALD. The
object is simply 10 bring before your readers this EVIL
dence OF the kind feeling and action OF that British
officer towards our countrymen when In PERIL
His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir HENRY KEILErr.
H. O. b. Her British Majesty's Naval Commander
siE-on behalf OF the American residents OF Tung
Chow we embrace the earliest opportunity TO eX-
sending The Barossa and the Grasshopper TO secure
our safe departure from that town. Had our com
the circumstances nave asked aid, especially
from tho naval force OF any other govern.
our number consisted OF women and CHI.
dren Warnings were frequently conveyed TO us
That our safety could be secured by speedy depart
ure. our servants anu employees were urgently en-.
treated by their friends to escape Immediately from
our establishments and reports OF intended mas.
OF the foreigners and all connected with them
became daily more numerous ana threatening.
specified time taDout the 10th day Of this month";
being repeatedly named. This state al things ap-
peared only TO need the arrival OF the military force
expected In few days TO render personal VIOLENCE
momenarily Imminent, not from the majority OF the
side influences, and TO render the possibility OF our
exit from Tho town matter OF extreme doubtful
ness. These facts impeled us, through our Consul,
to appeal, SIR, III the absence OF American naval
commander, 10 you. IN doing SO we re-
lied upon the well tried friendship SUBJ
slsting between Great Britain and America,
and tho readiness with which your people have
always HnccOred The distressed. Our confidence has
not peen mispaced our most sanguine hopes were
more than fulfilled by your generous Kindness. We
beg you to accept MOST sincere thanks Ior 10 is
to you and your command that, under God, we owe
our present security BE assured that the timely aid
You nave rendered us shall not be forgotten. We
shall at once inform Admiral Rodgers, commanding
the American squadron In the East, and His Excel
lency Mr.. Low, American Minister at Pekin OF your
friendly act and we are sure they will fully appre-
ciate your Kindness 10 American citizens.
BE pleased, sir, TO convey to the officers and men
OF your command our warm thanks for their readi-
ness and courtesy In rendering this aid We are,
SIR, very respectfully, yonr obedient servants,
JOHN l.. MENUS,
J. b. HARTWELI.
I'D. r. CAPP.
On beaau Or Amencan residents Of TunG Chow
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CRICKET.
Return Second Eicven Match--New XsrIs W.
81. George--The New Workers. Gain an Easy

Return Second Eicven hatch--New York vs..
Sc. Georse-The New Workers. Gain Easy
Victory.
Yesterday one.lnnings match between the sec
cond elevsns OF the above clubs came OF on
the cricket grounds at HoDokcn, and re.
suited In favor or The New York eleven by
the large number or ilj runs. This was
the return match OF the season, and the splendid
victory OF the New Workers on The present occasion
amply atones for the defeat sustained by them some
time ago at the hands Of their opponents. Play be.
gan AZ eleven O'Clock A. NJ. The day was very
pleasant, but the ground Was heavy and dull and
made run,gestiDg rather difficult. The New
Workers, however, who we're the first to
167 runs before their innings closed. the principal
scorers being Grelg 40, Carlton "a and HiggRson
20 The bowling Of II. Bowrng and Torrance for
the st. Georges eleven was excellent, and had the
fielding their side been reasonably good the score
would have been much smaller Al it was the field
Ing was miserable and ''inuIs'' were the order Of
the day II Is but fair however TO mention that the
st. George team played three men short, for whom
they had TO procure substitutes.
The innings Of the st. George players was very
brief. N0stand OF any consequence was made and
their total score amounted 70 only nfry-twO runs
The only oatsman OH their side who secured double
runs Gretg bowled throughout this inniug In
very superior manner ana IT VIII be noticed that ali
OF the wickets are credited to hiIu. The fielding Of
the New Workers. was neariy II not quite, ~ bad as
mat OF their opponents. n '-
Below we give tine full sc0re-.v-