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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

Elegant new sets OF diamond, pearl, and ame-
thyst, coral, byzantine, etruscan, garnett fringe,
and pendant pins and drops, opening for the hoii-
DAYS, at SowLAS q Cos. S
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NEW YORK Ledger, Weekly, and Chimney
Corner, the latter containing beautiful
chrome picture, were laid on our table by
ElIyson 81 Taylor.
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E. B. SPENCE & sox. -overcoats.

BOUQUETS AND BASKETS OF FLowERs-suita-
BILE for holiday presents at all prices. For sale by
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner Of Main and Re-
scrvoir sis. Orders through the post-of1ce prompt
Iy attended to
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THANKS to our young friends who so promptly
extinguished the fire at the LEE GALLERY. Tie
,m age has been as promptly repaired. and we are
again prepared to make those beautiful l1fe-llke
~,
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NO. l54.

, POLICE CouRr-Just1ce J.. j. White pre-
sidtng.--The following were the principal
cases disposed of on Monday and Tues.
day: g
Moses Bottenheimer was acquitted of the
charge Of disturbing Caroline Davis, by
beating the DEVILS tattoo upon her house.
+ Fred. Reynolds (colored), charged with
keeping, q disorderly house, was dis
charged. r.,.',.ss.s... sfig "
Andrew Coleman (colored), was charged
with. stea ling a silver cup from the Spots
wood, Case dismissed. o
William A. Wilson, charged with being
0 yagrant and common thief, was sent to
jail for thirty days in default Of security for
his good behavior. atE "a
Anderson Mitchell (colored), with single
optic, disorderly and breaking Adam
Schmidps show case, was fined $5. l1
VIM. o. Black was charged with abusing
and insulting his wife, Elizabeth, and the
case dismissed upon the pu icnt of costs.
John W. Curtis, charged ith assaulting
and beating Mildred Gray (colored), and
Mllly Gray, charged with having in her pos
session lot of bed clothing belonging to
Curtis, and insulting and abusing him.
Mildred was discharged, and Curtis was
fined 81. a,-... -. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

( ALMANACS for 1s7I-an endless VAriety-iron
the cheapest to the most cuDerbiy hlnstrateos IL
EIIYsoS 8 TAYLoR's news depot
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o,v,nco.rs.-E. I,.,, B. SPENCE &ssos.

DIARIES FOB ls7l.-The srsest 'M x,o~
pocket diaries for isTl, at al prless, :"
4 TAYLoR,s s. next to Dispatch once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

WHY 2-Why will people run about the stree.sin SC
ahalf-irozen state when they can oas oSercos'S ~
=. B. srHScE h SONS at twhoiesaie Plicss'
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OFFICE REMovED.-The Superintendent
of Public Schools has removed his Office to
the Davis Mansion, on 18th street, corner
of Clny
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! why suffer with cold when you can get rss.
oyercoa. at wholesals price at y. D. srGWssA ms y y
soS,s lao0 Msia street.
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TO CONSUMERS OF OILS
i FOR MACHINERY.
saving guaranteed by the use of the VIRGI.
MA NATURAL PETROLEUM UMLUBkICATING

Fur, h4sers are cautioned tist the OIL sold by us
cih:rs from all other iubricatipS ills sod iH this
inuk"t. We are the sole agents here for the VIZ
gun 'satural Petroleum Lubricatiug OIL every
la &c! r. ~,ich sold by Us bearing cur sr md TINS:
. Nlrgihia caturat Petroleum EAupricatiug Oh,
"f"=iL ih1d & Co. Agents. GickmOnd, Va.D
rGeIg addressed to Us .ilt pi.e. prompt atten-
'iph. FUACELL, hADD Il CU. Drngri t.. -
q" - 1915 II tfn street.
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FOR kEET.

DpaNiS TO RENT, WITH POWER. O.
IL We wish - rcat portt OF our build ts:::t
.. = N>v uI scam power very suitable tUI 8
...acr1 factory or any mechanics ! business.
j. ". CAkDWELi. & CT. y
=. l5il Cary street,
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TESTIMONIAL TO TIE MERITS OF SUPER
1NTENDENT BINFoRD.-Mr. j. n. Binford,
superintendent of the city public schools,
was the recipient OF d handsome and fat
tering Christmas gift. It was introduced
by the following laconic note:
RICHMOND, Dec. "a, 1870.
Mr.. James II. BinJord: ...
Honor us, if you please, by accepting the
accompanying tribute as modest memento
of the high appreciation you have so nobly
won from MANY OF THE I'EACHERs."
The testimonial referred to was an elegant
service of silver, consisting of pitcher.
two goblets, and a waiter, richly embossed
and handsomely engraved, with the name
of the recipient on each article. MIR. Bin
ford accepted the present in brief note oi
thanks. He is an accomplished and efficient
8oficer, well deserving such compliment,
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LuH RENT. on Marshall street, be. a.
[ ,wceu 81 AID. .'h, No. sos. = NICE SUIT Es:a
-s"'Me. with Coal-nouse and kitcDcu a"c"m-
. ...stnDs. ,ia ~:
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UyERcokTs.-E. b. SPENCE = &C
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3. g. SPENCE & soN.-Oyercoats,
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WANTED. FIFTY HANDS to work
" ~ ;h, Richmond AID Fredericksburg rail-
80. .hrarch liNc} 81 Rr~oks>s sts:ion. Wages
q: .cr 6aN. Apply 20 J. G. BRAGG. Frede-
=, ,,rars t~ailroad depot, Bread street, or 10 ME
work.
- 3: S!n IT, SAUSnESS.
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MANAGER OR LESSEE WANTED
VI ..- 49,. ~ MILTON. a productive Farm.
=. sN-f,> Ci> cnnniv, on James river. near Will
.r.- trt!l, {, AID about IS miles from Richmond;
mi 81 acres of Srxhle land: necessary build
= &c. Amply ~ }. /. APPkkSbN,
..-:sy:w Real Estate Agent.
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pUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
- de " A. Y. STOKES Il co.
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pnICk.S ARD FO& RENT OR
II fAS- tine OF ;h1 GcSs BHlCk-YARDS
s: a.i"hmoad. hayir Z an 'undanc- Of superior
... s.:svon 10 work II ior may years, u never
tl.."- gply Of watcr. ana many rare faciiisics
t-r;e-Htjrc advaa'agccusly: also, q large qusn-
rtr ~ w.. y a!feadY dug for I:c. Apply TO
...-u-,31.- ca. MAYO, a, Port Mavo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

lrR RENT, STORE NO. 1343) on Ga
| s-.;.h IN street. next u corIev O, 18th. Ss:l
.,- 'nr NrSanC" and Ballard f!ot is. Il first
ca.e : nj tors boot and shoemaker. or most any
g.. hi business. App!yt"
j. s. lNLOES,
''tr~ ii Ill street, next 10 corner of Monroe.
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-ANTED. = BURGL AR-PROOF.
u r,. one ot large size and good quality.
" Of tne otice of 1has. Hranch MO-, or
rrGaiT' NJ '' j. Il. NORTON,
=, caShier Merchants National Bsnk.
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.,>TrD. 4 YOUNG MAN WITH
II '\rr XlENCh IN MANAGING A
-',I,v NppM. Army 81 once: on
O.. cith and Cary streets.
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L"H RENT. the BRICK STOhE. 80
/ 'trU>s. "a. :. situated ON 18Th stree5, E::t
e Ca Main AID Cary. ATp!yt2 ..-
JOHN W. WSIG'iT,
IS. She-ifl's Office.
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,NTrp. All experienced NURSE
u &a.ar cnlorctf} Must come well recon-
va Arri> 3; No. ?ll corner OF Clay and Sd
.'' de S-3,S
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Joi: T.; Vt, the OFFICE lately 81
| yCpi d < =. l.. uowisnn, Esq. as Iii
." III" !" fh@ basement Of my house. No. rs
- .Nv nor street. Appls 10 /.
a. Z. COURTNEY. ..
N Office OF Ca'in n & Courtney.
"o-nvr of Governor md Frank!in streets.
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MIR, CLARKE's CONDITION.

Nr. Clarke, the steward of the hotel, who
was badly hurt IN jumping from a window,
Is still at the Grecian Bend Saloon, and is
doing well. His physician, DR.. F. d. Cum
ningham, prouounces him out of danger,
so far as his wounds are concerned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

-A\TEp. OCCUPANTS, with board,
II ,rn, handsomely furnished room. Appsy
'''.,.,,>t corner Of MARSHALL and 9th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28
SAFES EXTRACTED.

The four safes belonging to The Southern
Express Company were eXtricated, appa-
rently in good condition, except that they
were all (more or less) warped. They had
not been opened at a late hour last evening.
The large money safe was taken to the new
The safe of the epotswood Hotel was
opened, at the request Of the proprietors,
bv Detectives Craddock and Parker, in the
ruins where it lay. All the books, papers,
and money therein were found to be unin.
iured. 1t was Herring safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

NSTICE-Applicatio viii be made to
~ The second Auditor OF Virgnta for @ tns re- re,
STOCK, which has been lost: CerttAcate No..
as for $780, act 18th March, ss, and certificate
No. 2,7so, for 800, James River and hanswhA Sa-
naI Company, Issued In the name OF Elizabeth G.'
Carrynnton = >. s s.y de 28--W<wA1 ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

y7oR BOSTON.-CURRIE q Co.s e.
H TINr The regular packet schoonef
aLwSsssL y ssi asrsS mnssss, s,pesss sii
Ing tAe A,snf Sspatch For balance Or fstgns
| ply TO .o,ner Of 18th and Gary stree
Il ia 9l-tS CO8bS& S@ 49,
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r OST, on Broad street, near the Theafre,
4 4 ON Saturday, December 2Ith,. GARhEy
SET, FIVE dollars Will be paid for It's recovery II
I'm at DELARUE'S, No. % ltsh street. lee
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sHIPPIHG.

E,oR BALTIMORE; MoRs; 4; s. steamer sa ass e =
g rufyesDAy. Dec. aath, lat ao' CLOCK ~ n-s
Ereishs ap 2 o'clock =; snSiy 81 3
de 70 ST W. :. --.s--@ ~ -a----s-----.s
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,-,>TED. a good COOK, WASHER,
II NNlfEhSFR without fncumhrance, for n
" [m I,mv on thr brock ,arnnise, one mile
@ s sss "1S ~ TSS be Tss rs c'%f sprs Ts' sssS
ncrf HtS}IDGE & co.'s from 10 10 oo'ciock In
!. ~ &c 2s-eotfStx
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,-ANTtp. FEMN.E COOK. WITH
u rt-T CHILDREN. &pplS to
~ ~ W. Y. STAPLES
- =. No. EaSt Cary street
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THE EIGHTH VICTIM.

1t is believed that the eighth victim of the
fire was John II. Holman, of Jackson, Tenn.
He formerly lived in Virginia, but has been
for several years past in business in Ten
nessee. On saturday last he came to Rich
mond, partly on business, but principally to
spend the holidays with his sister, who
lives near the city. 1t is known that he
registered at the Spotswood, and as he has
not vet reported to his friends, they feel
sure that he is numbered with those burned
to death. He was about twenty-eight years
Of age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

r OST, from the SpotsTood Hotes sE-sN
4 Iet .bies on the emorntng OF the nre,pM0 ksS
Ray HORSES, both having white hind feess spa
one or them white blaLe Lace: noessa sas tS"A11
de W-u j.. d.. sUBLEI,r.GA ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

E,OUND, at the Spotswood Hotel, on tne
morning of the fire. small BOX OF JEW-c
ELhY. which tie owner can get by proving pro
sptraet pn,sa "AN S.' - DE- . at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

LuR RENT, TUE STORE ON G-s
Z Broad street. next door H. oh. ely o Iii
r.rlni by j L. Cox shoe etorc. Possession
.. rs ~ once. apply to -... ..-.
.cIs aw NJ ). VALENTINE, ICES Main st.
IuR REN T.-Thc undersigcd de- Ga
| ,irys to rent that celebrated waite ring III
&c kn0~n AZ the W. I'M SPRINGS HuTt1,,
uIfuc mis- Furui.Ure ten NJ 'ch Cows all or as
:.. l. OF hat splendid IA In uf 500 acres as the
:.G."r may desire, the ensuing ear.
IL .g--l5ts GEORGE MA1SE.
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LlOUND, in Jackson's confectionery ss9rss s ,
at corner OF ID and Broad streets aPOhrE-s
MON n Ale, containing sum OF money. xnG snS
owner can get It by cslling at this osnce snd
NV n3 charges. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

+ .osT Or MIsLAID, THREEl NOIEs, NO
r W. Powers, payxSfe at the BankjnR H9yee o.
r. d. Msury Co ON the issh peesnbss. as5c9. Ins1
SON syent al Dnniei Il Stewart, and by hins ent2
dorssd All persons are warmed not 70 usdo ZOE
or nego'is'e srsm; ma;ppERsoN. Agent OF D. &. =, =.
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~, rNlNTERS.-Wanted. one or two
| -vptSlNti ST3NFS. 4 few CASES and
IL. ~ ne sanlH. y ASUlNGTON or
>ul.l rl;T>> ahHnt half a to2en CuASEs OF
,s',.,, s,gr> @nh r;h"r material which may be
~ ~ r<tau! <lins - printing Office. Address,
-, l,'ev. a M" Richmond post-offce,
-. 90 cyg .acttcs aud articles can be seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

Besides the persons generally admitted to
have been killed, the following are still
missing a. Leib, Tampa, Fla. E. George
and Z. III. Andrews, Syracuse, NY; and
Henry Kroth, of New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

viii be made sDyo
~ the Hndarsirned 20 the Richmond apa Dane9
vile Kairoad Company for .ss sss ses NJ 81
SasS ia, va Ar said Company IN the name OF dSnn
n Gosdon. said certificate having bean toss srfi
ID dr. JH.Waw D. n. GORDON. ExecutOx. -
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LrH SALE AND RENT The under
I -ac,! "ncss FOR sale the sT,tCK, FlXTUR ;,
-. / UR;. ard 60 WILL OF his rcStau-
p. {: .. n. HHUaES F.iu RENT. Tt an
psi x man This Is ey client oppor uni'y,
.. ... IL y roui location. For terms md III hec
-..atluA, apply on the pte.rri- cs, N. 5cS, ltth
a-c.t. ne srcen and Pean Tyiv :nta avsnue. 1p-
,.. p iiia!d's Hotel ash.nrtou, i. C. :
.,-- -rCGtm. FErDIN Nd HUTLy II.
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c.

nOs REWARD.-Will be paid for IN !: :
SZO the recovery and delivery at my 80
farm. near Gordonsyills, Of . stout sQhhEL
marks. has lost much or the hair around her eyes,
and is heavy tn foal. Was stolen night of,the
2ist inst. [de 2s-lw K. b. HAAAAL.si4t Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDor MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpov, July SIS r. NJ
Consos closed at 9l;S for money, S2S aA the ac
American securities closed hrmer higher :-ss9
sos; 1885. 500 1867, 89S; tenfores 87A Railway
closed drmer and higher; Erie 1874 Illinois Cen,ras 1874
Atlantic and Great Western, 27L.
PARIS BOURsr. PARIS, July s.-The Bourss closed q
shade hrmcr. Rentes, 70f Zoe.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-LIvERPooL, July s-bP.
Motion closed quiet. Middng uplands, Ss<d.
mddling Orleans, l0d The sales OF tho day foot up
10000 bales including 2000 for export and speculation.
stock Of cotton at bound TO this port Is estimated
e00 bales OF which $4,000 American. The OF
cotton during the week have been bales of which 1000
taken for and 5000 speculation The stock
The receipts Of the week have been pals
OF which ~ 900 were American.
HAyRE CoTToN MARKET.--HAvRE, July e-Evenlng.-
Cotton closed quiet, both spot and adoa Low middngs
afoat, l1bf. per cwt.
TRADE AT MANCHEsTER-LIvERPooL,s July So p. NJ
The market for and fabrics at Manchester 10 dull
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET LIVERPOOL, July
SIS r. M.-Red Wea,ern wheat, &c. Cd. for No z. Corn
heavy No. Mixed 30s los 3D. per Genital for California
white wheat The wheat this port the last
three days have been 1900 quarters, of which 10000
American.
LIvEnpooL PROVISIONS MARKKr-LrvEEpooI, July
SD r. MBeef firm. At Ills Cheese quiet At IDS. Bacon
quis! ana steady. Lard heavy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKRT--LIvkRpooL, July s.
r. NJ --Tailow as. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoS July 5-5P M
Sugar To arrive frn. Talow 45s Sd. per cwt. Common
rosn brmer At b. yd o. per cwt Fine rosn bn Al los
per cw
Linseed oil closed 6rmer at Gsl l5s G32 per ton.
PETROLEUM. MARKgr-ANrwERP, July a-Peiro'eim
FIRM
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sorrp b,t rsy,..d knowing He threat.
ened 10 E him se W. 81 the poker, and finally lef saying
fore that al not MAO him never heard Of him after
that until told he 'nea nse' on, sr us nue.
sscs, srr I'm nj. nsy. Nay God forgvs him do,
years iEnow thai his brain b. came unsound or he would
not have done this Only those "' ea A'h a'"" axe !"
blame.
As Mr. Lingard was forme1S treasurer Or she
Dramatic Fund Association II Is soApcoscu ..as W
Will bc buried by that society. H,s is s ~
making preparations for an iDpoeA w iouei"s "
take place tomorrow. a.u -
Thus one OF our best and best beloved ACTORS any
managers OF our stage has persisted by hts nand;
man OF sncn excessively hne nature and MN hsa
the gentler susceptibilities could NOT nave souen
driven TO u reched grave unless he was f0Isohsfu
by some remorseless enemy who made hell vi I'M
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09
sATAL CASUALLY ON the sOurHsnl RAILROAD.

AZ about eight O'Clock last night boy named
Louis Anton Helm, whose parents reside at No. 0
scholes street. Williamsburg was run over by q
fire. ght tram on the Southside Railroad and instantly
crushed TO death. Ir appears that tho unfortunate
boy got on the train al the depot, FOOT OF Sonth
Eighth street, with the Intention OF taking free
ride TO his home, and, when at the corner
OF Broadway and Tenth street, he al
tempted to pass from one 10 another,
he missed his footing and fell the rail. and tho
wheels Of one car passed the lower part OF bis
body, crushing him IN so shocking manner that
DEAN resulted almosJ I'm SANITY. officer fltz Gerald
witnessed tie accident and attempted to rescue the
boy rom his perilous position, but was second too
late. The oiicer narrowly escaped losing an arm IN
making the gallant attempt The boys body was
removed t. the Fourth street station house, and has
parents wore n0tihed OF the sad casualty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09
The Iron sIonlders' Conven,ios.

PHILADELPHIA July ., 1870.
In the Iron Moulders' Convention to-day motion
was made by Thomas Walsh that this Convention
enter protest against the importation OF Chinese
coolie labor into this country under the present
system. 1t was referred to committee appointed
on the subject.
William @. Bradley moved that the constitution be
so amended as to abolish all future strikes OF minor
Unions and that system be adopted for the arbi-
tration OF all difficulties. Referred.
In the afternoon session OF the Iron Mouldersi
Convention q communication from the Grand Lodge
OF knights OF st. Crspln Of Pennsylvania, IN session
In this city, was received on the question Of c0Oe
labor. 1t set forth that the attack was first made
upon them, and they were, perhaps, more tmmedi-
ately Interested, and continued
But how long will be- IL tho crperent proves success
full before every other branch o. industry will
feel the same degrading influence that attempted
be brought to bear usy We consider that attack
met by all In combined effort What shape that opposition
shall assume you are TO determine we'll We
should bo happy to hear from your earliest
uience when suggestion feel casd upon offer
will be respectfully considered.
The Communication was referred TO the Commit.
tee on COolie Labor.
James Carroll presented resolution that the sec
0nd section OF article six OF the constitution be
struck out aud substitute be reported by the Com.
mittee on Constitution Agreed to.
The following was agreed to-
Resolved, That cooperative foundres any other
members OF this Union shall be allowed TO make
with make work for foundry where there
trouble existing, member doing shall
liable 10 be expelled from this Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Large Fire In Observation-Disclosures Of
lies Rendered HOmeiess-Loss Estimated at
625O,OOO.
MANCHESTER. July 8, 1870
At half-past two O'Clock this morning fire broke
out In one OF the buildings In the rear OF the Mer
chants Exchange and swept through the wooden
buildings In that section, aud soon enveloped nearly
all the locality between Elm and Chestnut streets,
and between Hanover street on the north and the
back street between Ma nchester ana the Merrimack
on the SOUTH The fire originated In room 0ccu-
pied By Drake Carpenter. coYee and spice dealers,
and unquestlonably caught from rooster, which
ignlted the airy woodwork and communicated TO the
adjacent buildings, many OF which were wood.
The area burned over is from FIVE to elk acres.
$250,0O0 on which there Is about 1925 600 insurance
The number OF families thrown out OF their homes
is not less than two hundred and some put tho
number much higher.
There has been no loss OF life as far as known
and no one was seriously injured. After the fire
ragged more than an hour the wind lulled and II
raned freely, which had great influence In arrest
Ing the progress OF the fire.
+. W. Harrington Is PROBABLY the largest indi dual
loser. The Masonic Temple, owned by him and DR..
s. w. JONES' was worth $50 OOO and was insured for
about $4,000. Messrs. harrington a JOhnsOnis loss
Is about So 600; they are partially insured. g. A..
b. Clarke, proprietor OF the Daily Mirror, whose
ONCE was partially destroyed, estimates his loss at
$4,000 on which he has $4,000 insurance. The First
Baptist church, corner OF Che smut and Manchester
streets, was among the buildings burned: loss
$4,000. large number OF mechanics and small
radesmen were among the sufferers by the dre
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PARIS, July 8, 1870.
Correspondence from Rome dated the 6th repre-.
sents that orators on both sides OF the infallibity
question in the Council having renounced their In.
tentlon OF speaking on condition that the manu-
scripts OF their speeches may be submitted to the
Deputation OH Faith, 1t Is probable that the schema
will DO voted before the 18th.
On Tuesday chapter three was adopted, and the
vote on the last chapter, that which deals exclu.
syely with the dogma OF nallibility, will fol.
low The partisans OF the dogma believe the original
formula will be maintained by the Council. and will
De promulgated on the ltn instant by the Pope with
extraordinary solemnity and rejoicing.