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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

r'yes q: Sisnmond daily 5t iYTS n.
The Lynchbnrg and DsnylIe IPsssen ger TrsiA
connects q: Burksytlle with the traira on .tN
burg, and ell stations on LIE southside ard VIZ
stnia spd Tennessee railroads, Bristol, KncxB
vile, Dalton, Chsttslgoga. Nash vile, l6sm phIs
The Tbrough t.sn ana Exprcsc cocEenf
at GreensDoros with the trsins on Che Eorto Card
9annah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c.
and at Richmond win ihe Richmond, E-easrfcks&
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Oh.o an F.
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAHS and CHnEBS PATEN,H
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through expreEH
train. " THOMAS nODAHkAD,
sc I .". sFsT ~. 80 Superrn, end dent. l.
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T r. RILEY WaISKEY.

T L. RILEY WHISKEY.
'tRICHMoND June IL, 1870
'The undo rsgned have Carefully anal! led the
sample OF RILEY Whisky submitted Tor
inspc ction by AFTER e. CHR tSTIsN, and GER
tfy hat Il Is very fine distillation and tree from
all noxious combin atoms, and may be safely re-
garded as hcalthful and medicinal beverage.
~. B. MCCAW. III. D.,
"late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
"Virglnia
"WIr LIAM IT. TAYLOR, II. D..
Lecturer ON chemistry, Medical College OF Viz
.'g!nia."
We are the sole agents for the above for this
city CARTER s. CHRISTIAN,
an IL No. 800 Main street.
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one knew him, and there We're no papers
upon his person by which he could be iden-
titled,
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THEIR POSITION AROUND PARIS.
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KING VILLIfA TO RECElVEJULESF AVRR.
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THE PRUssIANs ON INTERVENTION
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The administration of the Tours Atlantic
Steamship Company has been transferred
to St. Nazaire, but the New York steamers
will continue to sail from Havre.
Frank Moore, Secretary of the American
Legation at Paris, has arrived in London
with dispatches supposed to be connected
with peace. s.7tzt
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E1JGENIE's REGENCY REVOKED.
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son, ,ybon thsy can only be obtained The 40
GOODS arS not Supplied 70 pediera ~ any price.
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Foreign Affuirs.

yellow fever was raging with great viru-
lence at Rio at the date of last advices.
Large quantities of arms have, it is said,
been recently despatched to the Cuban insur
gents.
The Englishmen recently captured by
Spanish brigands have been released.
The expected ministerial crisis in France
has been averted by vote in the Corps Le-
gislatif on Saturday.
An English shipping journal calls for
joint action by England and the United States
against the extortions practised upon vessels
arriving in Cuban waters.
--Montpensier's chance of gaining the
Spanish crown is regarded as lost, the Cortez
having resolved that no candidate shall be
elected unless he receive majority equal to
one half the full number of Deputies.
"A cable despatch from London SAYS
Dispatches from the United States an
nounce the receipt there of news of massacre
of Jews by Christians in Roumania. No ad-
vices have reached here on the subject, and
the Continental news agency deny that there
has been any recent outrages upon the Jews
of Roumania. A despatch from Bucharest
states that a riot occurred last week at Botus-
cahly, village in Moldavia, during local
election. 1t is described as an ordinary poll
tical disturbance, being quelled without the
interference of troops
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streets, was damaged to the extent of $500 by
water-covered by insurance.
About q o'clock yesterday morning the
wheelwright shop of Mr.: Brown, on Jeffer-
son avenue, above Washington, was slightly
damaged by fire. Supposed incendiarism.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning the
frame stable of Mr.. X. j. Dobbins. situated
above Broad street, and above Vine. was
damaged by fire to the extent of about $500.
1t is supposed to have been the work Of an
ince ndiary.
A slight fire occurred yesterday at the
residence of DR.. Flemming, No. 22O7 Callow-
bill street.
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Destructive Fire.

About IL o'clock on Saturday night fire
was discovered in the third story of the build
ing, Nos - and II South Third street,
owned by j. G. Rosengarten q Son, occupied
by j. b. Cornet, manufacturer of dress trim
mings, ETC., ani before the flames were ex-
tinguished, the fourth and fifth stories were
burned out, and several adjoining buildings
damaged by fire and water. Comets loss on
machinery, stock, etc., will reach, it is sup
posed, from $4,000 to $25, 900. The law and
collection Office of Fairthorne & Rand occu-
pyine the first floor, was not reached by the
fire. All the more valuable books and papers
were wholly uninjured being in three large
fire proofs, and the remainder received but
slight damage, owing to the promptness with
which they were protected by the Insurance
patrol. No interruption to the business of
the firm will be cauked by the fire.
William Aliens restaurant in the base
ment of No. II was also flooded.
The loss is estimated at about $780, no
insurance. The second story, occupied by
the Drug Exchange Association, was also
damaged by water. The flames extended to
the sixth story of building No. Is, owned
and occupied by w. A. Drown & Co., who
lose by water and fire from $4,000 to
$4,000, which is fully covered by insurance.
This firm also have store at No 2i6 Market
street, and joins the Third street building at
the rear, but iron doors between the two
buildings prevented the spread of the flames
in that direction.
Tener & Co. s law and collection offices
were in the first story of No. 13 South Third
street. They lose from $500 to 5000 by water,
which is covered by insurance. Building No.
49, owned by Thomas and John l.. Lawson,
was also damaged by water. j. M. Chase,
manufacturer of shoe uppers, occupied the
upper stories, and Mr.. w. Ledyard, banker
the first story, and both parties suffered con
siderable loss by the constant stream of watel
flowing into the building. Mr.. Chase's loss is
covered by insurance.
j. b. Cornet estimates his loss at 1925, 900
on which there is an insurance in the Roya
of $4,000, and in the Spring Garden,Insuranc
Office of $4,000. The building is owned b.
Dr. Rosengarten, who estimates his loss a
$2O, 200.
The Insurance patrol were on the groun
and saved large quantity of goods, by th
covers which they placed over them. Th
stock of Newberger a. Hochstader, elothiers
at the S. E. corner of Third and Make
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, ii. WinsOr IL Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' New York. j. f. Ohl.
Steamer G.. II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria, W. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer JAS. S. Green Pace, Richmond and Norfolk,
W. =. Clyde d Co.
Steamer H. Willing Cundif, Baltimore A. Groves, ,Jr
Str Mayhower, Fultz, New York, w. p. Clyde " Co.
Bark Richard Pearse, Rathbun, Cow Bay.
Br brig Thomas Walter, Robinson, Antigua, Isaac
HOugh Morris.
Brig Milwaukee, Brown, Boston, L. Audenred & Co.
Schr Ellie L. Smith, Smith. Boston, do.
SchT Maggie ID. Marston, Marston, Boston, do.
Schr S. G. Evans, Evans, Boston, do.
Schr Isabella, Thompson, Harris Bristol do
Schr Ada S. Allen Owen, Calais, Westnoreland Coal
Co.
Schr NJ, A. Harmon Parker, Portsmouth, N H.,
Warren d Gregg.
Schr q. A. Hayden, Harrison, Boston, David Cooper.
Schr Ruth Shaw, Shaw, Salem, Mass, do
Schr James W. Hag, Brewer Boston, Love, Boyer
& Co.
Tug Hudson. Nicholson, Baltimore with a tow of
barges, W. p. Clyde IL Co.
Tug G. Il. Hutchins, Davis, Havre-de-Grace, with a
tow of barges w. p. Clyde Co.
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MEMORANDA,


Steamer Aries, Wiley, hence, at Boston Sd inst.
Steamer Norfolk, Patt, sailed from Richmond I'd
inst for Philadelphia.
Brig Ida Harding, from Jamaica for Philadelphia,
was spoken 23d ult lat "a 10, long. sO
Brig Prentice, Hobbs, Snow, hence, was at Are
cbo 22 days since to sail in days on her return.
Brig Isaac Carver, Shoot, cleared at Wilmington,
n. c., 2d inst. for Philadelphia.
Brig Isabella Beurman, Kennard, at savannah lst
Brig Kennebec, Miaot, hence, at Fernandina 2sth
Brig Abby Thaxter, Parker, hence, at st. Marys,
Ca, 30th ult. via Charleston.
Brig belmont, Locke, from Bangor for Philadel-
phia, at Holmes Hole p. NJ lst inst, and sailed
again next morning.
Brig Eudoras, Haskell, hence at Salem 2d inst.
Schr Curtis Tilton, Somers, sailed from Richmond
20 inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr Argo, Taylor, sailed from Richmond 1st inst.
Schr William b. Manu. Rogers, at Savannah Sd
inst. frcm New 1erk.
Schr j r. Pratt, Niekerson, cleared at Boston Sd
inst. for Philadelphia.
C. s. Watson, Adams, from Nantucket, both for
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole A. nj. 2d inst.
Schr General Grant, Frame, sailed from Newport
p M Sd inst for Philadelphia.
Schr Castiiian, Jourdan, from Providence for Phi
ladelpha or New York, at Newport 7. M. Sd inst.
sehr William Colyer, Taylor hence al Fan River
schr William Boardman, Billings hence, at saco
| 2Tih ult.
schr b. T. Lowell, Leesman, hence, at Portsmouth
Schrs Golden Eagle, Howes and Sarah, Cobb,
sailed from New Bedford LIST inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr Reading RR. No. 46, Davis, hence at ProVi-
dence Sd inst. Tor Pawtucket.
Schr sarah Clark, Grim, from Fall River for Phi
! ladeipha, at Newport p. NJ 2d inst.
Schr w. II. Dennis, hence at Newport p. NJ Sd
| instant. ..HH
Schr Frank Cotton, Robinson, sailed from Fal
| River Sd inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr Reading RR. No. Al, Smith, hence at Paw
| tucket Sd inst.
| Sehrs c. p. Stickney, for Wareham; Jesse vii
hanson, for Cambridge, Mass. and w. b. Thomas
for DightOn, sailed from Alexandra Sd inst.
SchrJ. r, Krkman, Woodbury. hence, at Norfoll
| % inst,
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Scbrs Ella, Gray, from Bangor for Philadelphia;
st. Mary, Steeman, Philadelphia for Lynn: Agnes,
Brewster, do. for Salem; Lily Robinson, do. for
New Haven; Moonlight, HOyt, do. for do, passed
Hell Gate Sd inst.
Schr Tantamount, Thompson, cleared at st. Marys,
Ga Both ult for Philadelphia.
Schr Anna Burton Frink, hence, at Newport A.
NJ. 2d inst.
Schr Fanny G. Warren, Dickinson, sailed from
Providence "a inst. for Philadelphia.
Scbr Lebann.o on Delay, sailed from Providence I'd
inst for New York or Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Riley. Riley, from Rockport, Mass., for
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole p. NJ. 2d INST
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TO RENT

Hs.I
782 Chestnut street, twenty-five feet 'front.' one hun
dred and fortyve feet deep to Bennett street BaOs
buildings Ave high Possession Msy1 1870. Ad
dresu THOMAS 8. FLETCHER.
"a lott Delanco, N. j.
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MEDICAL.
PILES CAN BE CURED!
DR.. GALLAGHER's CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE PILE CURE
Is quick safe, sure, and efsctual Remedy for BLEED
ING, BLIND, OR ITCHING PILES, PRO
LAPSUS AM OR FAILING OF THE
RECTUM, CONSTIPATION OF
THE BOWELS, ETC

The application and use Of this remedy, as well as
fore prescribed for the above-named diseases Its
principal virtues are derived from its internal use
regulating the Liver and Kidneys, and imparting
health and vigOr to the whole aimentary canal. 1t
is specific in its action completely controlling the
circulation of the blood in the hemorrhoidal
vessels.
CAUSES OF THE DISEASE.
The causes Of these complaints are numerous, and
are undoubtedly in many instances hereditary; but
sedentary and studiOus habit, luxurious living, high
seasoned and stimulating food, the incorporate use
OF sprtuous drinks the very free of strong cof
fee and tea mental Depression sorrow and grief in
short, whatever tends to weaken the digestive or
causes.
The afflicted can rely with the utmost confidence
in this medicine, because the great success that it
has met with since its Introduction is a sure ndca-
ton Of its real value. For inward and outward ap-
plicaions if used as directed, it cannot fail to give
the fullest satisfaction.
PRICE OF SINGLE BOTTLES, 81.
SIX BOTTLES, IS.
All Respectable Dealers and Druggists sell it.
PREPARED ONLY BY
3. z. GALLAGHER,
NO. sos n. THIRD STREET,
8 523mwslmrp PHILADELPHIA.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

italian bark Putimella, Trapani, 81 days from Cir
gent, with sulphur TO Powers Weightman vessel
TO L. Westergaard * Co.
Bark Brazil, HILBERT, 40 days from Cadz, with old
railroad iron to order.
Brig A. II. Curtis, Merriman, II days from Car
denas, with sugar and moasses to E. G. Knight * Co.
Br. brig Bessie, Tower, 10 days from Cenfuegos,
with sugar TO S. ~ w. Welsh.
Brig George S. Berry. Bradley, from Matanzas,
with molasses to John Mason s. Co.
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PARER tIANOINos, EIO.

I OOK LOOKH LOOKl!!-WALL PAPERS
- and Linen Window Shades Msn1tactured. the the
cheapest the city, at JOHNSrON'S Depot, No 1893
SPBlNG GAEpEN Stgset, Se!oW Hleyenth. EEanch, No
3c7 FEDERAL Street, Camdeps &sg Jersey
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CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. - STATE
- Rights of valuable Invention Just patented, and for
the SIIOINCi, CUTTING, and CHIPPING Of dried beef
cabbage hereby offered for sale II is article
OF great propetors Of hotels and restaurants
and n should be introduced into every family STATE
KIGHTs for sale Moeel can be seen at TELEGRAPH
6Zu hUNDY HOFFMAN.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
cry Annlrn.

"A mass meeting of workmen under the
auspices of the American Central Working
mems Union was held on Saturnay night in
Mechanics Hall, on Third street, below
Green.
The corner stone of the new st. Georges
p. E. church, at Sixty-sixth aud Hazel
avenue, was laid on Saturday afternoon.
Right Rev Bishop Stevens performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. ID. Maison, the
psrson.
Company A. Frishmuth's Cavalry, made
a street parade yesterday, and proceeded to
Frsnkford Cemetery, and strewed with
flowers the graves of soldiers there buried
that had not previously been decorated.
Yesterday afternoon f. ID. Baker Post, No.
g, G. A. r., visited Glenwood Cemetery and
decorated the graves of about five hundred
fallen soldiers The ceremonies were of an
impressive character.
EARLY yesterday morning the bakery of
Mr.. Thomas, No. 707 South Eleventh street,
was entered through the basement by bur
elar, who worked his way into the upper
story, where he succeeded in pulling the fire.
proof from its place into the yard, where he
blew the door open with powder The noise
caused by the explosion drew Officer Ryan to
the spot, and he arrested man coming from
the gate, whom he had locked up at the Gen.
tral Station The burglar, who gave the
name of George Jetfries, will have a hearing
to-day before Alderman Kerr.
Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed on Saturday at 1l48.
Three men were killed by lightning in
Chicago yesterday.
-Whittemore is returned to Congress by
large majority.
-Chahoon, ex- Mayor of Richmond, has been
indicted for forgery.
Further Indian outrages are reported
from Bear Creek, Kansas.
--Saguenay river, in the neighborhood of
Trinity Bay, is again the scene of great de-
struction by fire.
The indications in Washington are that
Mr.. Schenck tariff clause in his Tax bill will
pass to-day.
Delegates from British Colombia are in
Ottawa to arrange for.the admission of that
province into the Confederaey.
"A bill removing the disabilities of some
six thousand persons has been reported by
the Senate Select Committee.
The Senate on Saturday confirmed the
Presidents appointment of Wayne McVeigh,
Esq. as Minister to Turkey. Mr.. McVeigh
sails for Turkey on the 14th inst
The ram Atlanta is given up as lost, at
least by Surrogate Hutchings, of New York,
that official having on Saturday granted let
ters of administration the estate of Sid
ney Oaksmitb, who sailed in her from Phila-
delphia.
In the United States Senate on Saturday,
after the close of our report, the Indian APP
preparation bill was considered, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House the opponents of General
Schenck's tariff amendment to the Tax bill
continued to flibuster until the hour of ad-
iournment
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ROOFING.
e.. q Nh Il II III ~ co.

TIN, COPPER, AND IRON ROOFERS,
No. 1924 SOUTH Street and No 92l RIDGE Avenue
Patentees of the SPIRAL EXPANSIVE CONDUCTOR
SPOUT This spout has by two years trial proved to be
success having put up 900 stacks every one of
which has given entire satisfaction. 1t is spiral coil,
thus dispensing with the upright seam which invariably
breaks first in the spout We guarantee it to be firm,
durable TO bear freezing and cost less than
any other good spout Roofing and Guttering at reason
able prices Old Roofs Repaired and Painted. 10 81 I'm
DATENT PREPARED ASPHALTIC ROOF
Il IHG.-Patented May 1870 This Felt is already
coated fer immediate Has stony surface, whicn
renders IL intlammable.
MERCHANT q 90, Importers,
5l3lm Nos. 5l7 and 5l9 MINOR Street.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer New York, Jones, from Georgetown and
Alexandra, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde & Co.
Steamer Chester, JONES' "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. p. Cyde Co.
Steamer d. Utley, Davis "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Il Co.
Yacht Wanderer, Ricketts,, IL days from San An
dreas with fruit TO S. S. Scattergood * Co. Left
schr General Putnam for New York. Schr Sophia
sailed 14th ult. for Boca del TOrO.
Schr Kate Morrow, Sanders, fIOm st. Marys, Ca,
with lumber to Stewart q Co.
Schr Fannie, Fenton, from James River with
lumber to Abrecht Il Finley.
Schr Caroline W. Holmes, Jackson, from Wash
iDgton.
Schr Arthur Rowe, Day, from Washington.
Schr DIR. John Stradey, Camp from Eagle Point.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow OF barges, w. P. Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson Nicholson, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to w. P. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake, MerriheN, from Havre-de Grace,
with tow OF barges to W. Z. Clyde Co.
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n a. g. u & H.. ~ % n n "!
N FOX'S ORAMP AND DIARRHCEA MIXTURE
has itself to be the and speediest remedy
for Cramps piarrhoa DySentery Cholera Morbus, and
first stages of Asatic Cholera No family after having
once tried will be without it, Ask for Foxs Crap and
UiarrhOea Mixture, and take other. sold at VAR
NALL d co. IS, FIFTEENTH and MARKET Streets,
and No. COZ ARCH Street. 52O3rp
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Correspondence Of The Evening Telegraph.
EASTON & McMAHON'S BULLETI

EASTON & McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 4.-Two barges leave
in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
Frank E.. James, with castings for Philadelphia.
w. S. Burton, with seed, for Philadelphia.
Ii. " James, with seed, for New Brunswick.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June 4-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight with COAL for New
York.
Ann Matthews, N. w. Finch, w. j. Dunlap, f..
Batcheder, Moonlight Rover, James Mcmahon,
Yelocipede, Digent, South Penn, and Robert Adams.
Barge Sunshine, with guano and rosin, for Phila-
dephia.
The following left Baltimore in addition to those
reported on the 3d.
lieutenant Governor Jones, T. E. Greenman, and
A. McWilams L. ). q.
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KINGS COUsIY REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON-
rIiTTEE.

The Kings County Republican General Comm lttee
met last night at their rooms in Washington street.
when the subject of recognizing the Fourth Ward
Republican Club was brought up by a protest OF Mr..
Reeve one of the delegates 70 the committee from
That ward. Considerable disorder prevailed, o
large number Of the members all making prOdigio
efforts TO be seen and heard by the chairman, Mr..
Richardson, and he In turn endeavOring to drown
the noise by pummeng the desk in the most
vigorous manner In order TO quietness After
the excitement subsidized Mr. Reeve secured the moor
ior ten minutes, ana made The best or his time In
picturing the dis0rgantzed state Of the ward
which ne represented. There had been bogus
names put upon the list, and among Others seventy
bogus c0l0red voters were registered at the prima-
ries. Many voted ON other mems names. He thought
IL would only make matters worse to attempt to
organize the ward association now and begged the
committee to let 1t alone. Mr.. Maddox advocated
new enrolment. as half the men enrolled on the Old
book were democrats.
These remarks called forth some sharp words
Mr.. Reeve charging Maddox with utterlng false
hoods and daring him to prove them.
Cries OF "Orderi orderD 'ShameW sit down.
&c.
After some further discussion q new delegation
from the Fourth ward was, by resolution, admitted
to the committee, and the meeting then adjourned
amid confusion.
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TtLEeRApHlC NEWS ITEMS

George n. Shute, Of New Orleans. cotton buyer,
who operated heavily the past season, has decamped
from this city, leaving brokers and bnnkers victims
for O large amount.
Michael J. Murphy, marble polisher, In Proyi-
dence X. l., beat us wiIe win cluo so savaReiy
that doubtful II she survives the injuries. The
affair originated IN o drunken quarrel
Paymaster's Clerk Charles B. Harvey, OF the United
States ship Vanda'ia, formerly Of Wilmington Del,
died in 1T yesterday on the receiving ship Ports
mouth, at the Charlestown Navy Yard
Harry Haus, gambler, was arrested In Buffalo
yesterday. charged with drugging and robbing Ches-
ter DeDning, a farmer from Arcade, or 200 In cur
rency and a gold watch.
few days ago seven 1000 and four $500 United
States vetwenty bonds Of 1867 issue were obtained
In Boston on an altered certified check. using the
name Of Charles Msckay, New Orleans.
The convention OF German teachers OF the United
States opened its session at Louisville on Monday.
An organization efrected by the election OF Pro.
fess0r Feldrer, Of Detroit, president.
Nearly half block. fronting on Clay and seventh
streets, Dubuque, was burned on Monday night.
Included In the buildings burned livery stable,
In which several valuable horses persisted. The loss
is S20, 900. and In partially covered by insurance.
FIVE Hundred Cinnamon have been engaged 10
complete The Lewis tunnel. In West Virginia, and
will be In Greenbrfer, White Sulphur Springs. in
few days. The c0lored people look upon the arrange
mant with much aversion.
The Oriental Powder Mill No. B. near Gorham
Me-, exploded yesterday morning by the clogging Of
the machinery. James Gordon. Of Raymond and
CLINTON Hooper OF Windham, employees, were badly
burned. so that they will probably not recover
The Eighth District Court OF New Orleans yester-
day directed the city authorities to sign 100000 In
bonds for the Ship Island Caua Company, In ac-
cordapCe with ordinance OF the City OF Jefferson
passed before the annexation OF that place to New
Orleans. An sppea was refused.