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AMERICAN IsgAEL1rE CoyygsTIoN.-This

AMERICAN IsgAELIrE CoSygsTIoE.-ThIs
BODY, which met in New YORK on AonQa!,
adjourned sine die on Tuesday evening
The special committee previously appoint
ed, to whom was referred the report OF the
executive committee, submitted IN eNtenu.
ed document as their report. Inc Slst OF
il was that SlG0 in gold he contrlbuted
towards the support of the JeWisn hospltai
II Jerusalem also that it was 10 be regret
ted that the United States We're not repre-
-rnlcd in Roumania in order 10 lnteIceae
in behalf Of humanity in favol"oi the Jews
aglinst persecution. and expressing SAILS
l,ction ii the intention Of President Grant
10 appoint shortly an American consul ior
H!cliarcst, who will receive proper HI
,tructions on this subject. Mr.. Slllo,i
Wolf here stated that President Hraht
had told him but Il few days ago tlat MI
Ajolph Blchner. now residing AT bliclti-
rest. will shortly receive that appointments
The third matter touched in the report was
the Enumeration Of Jewish refugees from
lu>,i3, expressing thanks to those WI"
have taken care of them, and hoping thi'5
only such IL are capable OF severe manual
ithnr will hereafter be sent. The AlitArcr
Un;,crsclIc iSraclite, in Paris, ana us pEesi-
dent. Mr.. Cremeux, were duly com
mcndcd the enactment OF sunday laws ae-
cIared to be in opposition to the princlpte
Of religious liberty, referring cspcclaiiy W
the making Of Good Friday legal holiday,
a, in pcnnsy Iyania. This part of the report
accustomed SOnc debate, in which Mr. Won,
Of Washington, and Judge .Joachim>en, or
N"w York, took opposite ground, but tle
5estion WAS adopted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York STOCK and Money Marke

new Y0rk Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, May les--Noon.-stocks strong.
Money, 4Gl5 per cent. Sterling Exchange long
1901; Short ilca. Gold, llai. United States Bonds
lii,. Tennessee e's-Ex-coupons, 81; new, STD
Virginia e's-Ex coupons, e9t hcw, 5s. Louisiana
e's-Cld, 76l; new, 70. Leyee 6's, 7s3; s'a, o.
Alabama SIS, lel: IS, II. Georgia G's. 80; 7's
$50 North Carolina e's-0ld 4si; new, 25t
South Carolina 6's-Old, "a; new, 82s.
Ereaimg.-Mnney, ad15 per cent. Sterling, loNi
eplio Gold, llit6Dlhs. Governments higher al
III for 5-2o's. Southern Securities opened with a
sharp advance In new Tcnnessce's, which were
qno'ed at sG361s7. All closed firm.
N'Ght.--The Money market was abundantly sup
p'icd during The day. Gold opened weak de-
ciined to 1laa then advanced TO 1l4i was active
during the afternoon, and closed strong ut 11a3
@ll4d.
governments orcncd strong and higher, and con-
tibn"d so throughout the day. 6's, 'sl, coupons,
l; o2's, III; cas-, lllf 'G5's ll1B; new, liz.
'6I's ia: 6s's, ia 10 4o's, 1851.
Southern Securities opened firm, and at the close
hho market was qniet and firm. Tennessee o's, 81 {;
new, '8s. Virginia es, eaI /; new, 81. Louisiana
6,s. IS; new, II Lcvcc o's, $50 SIS, OIL. Alabama
SIS, 10? SIS, IS. Georgia C's, So: rs, rs, North
Caroiina6' s, 4s9 new, est South Carolina e's,
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DR. M1SNroERoDE, OF RIcnMoND.-.A late
lecture of Rev. DR.. Minnigerode, rector OF
ST. Panfs church, Richmond, in the public
nall of the University of Virginia, on the
subject Of Christianity and Civilization -
Is highly spoken of by the press. The all
thor is one Of the most remarkable men
whom Germany, which seems to be in some
respects the fatherland of great intellects,
has given TO America. Professor Holmes
OF the University, himself one of the rarest
or scholars, said Of DR.. Minnigerodc that
he had 'learning enough for any three
men, But in the devotion of his energies
10 the unobtrusive duties of parish minis
ter, and the severe subordination Of the SUI
perior advantages Of talents and social sta
ton To the simplest and least ostentatious
method of performing his sacred duties,
DR.: Minnigerode is not known, as he ought
TO be, as the foremost man of his Church in
Virginia, and worthy to take the front rank
in the clergy of any denomination.-Balti-
more Episcopal Methodist.
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y. Grass Nelson has been arrested in New
York Tor completely i'll the robbery of $780,.
eco in bonds from Morris Son d Hutchin-
son, in November last.
Hon. Fernando Wood has been called
frnm Washington by the death of his mo-
Their. which occurred in New York Tues
day night.
Tive colorcd men named Hills and Phil
lips are OH trial i'll Boston for the murder
OF William Jacobs, and the wife of Hills.
who pleaded guilty rs an accomplice, is to
be used rs Il witness.
+. +. Rirplcman. OF Nicksburg, Miss, OF
the lirln Of +. {. EngIering Il Co., has been
arrested in New York for cmbczzlemrnt
from the firm to the amount of SjO, 900. lie
hid engaged passage Oh the German steamer
III New York.
4 man named Livingston WAS assaSSinatcd
and thrown ntn the river 1T USwcgO, y. v,
az Tuesday night. He had scduced il young
wcmail in New York city, and il is supposed
WAS the Ni''tim of her lyrngcr. A bloody
dirk WAS left on lhc bridge where the affair
took I'lrcc.
1T tie regular sale OF Scranton coal at
New York Il "dncsliay 5000 tons Were sold
is follows: Lump, S4.lG0Si.20: steamboat
| SIP @$l.3o; CRATE. S4.23fnSt.3 Z egg,
- .in9S!.j2 I: stove, Sj.Uj"Sl.f0: chest
nut. ~t..-t,s :;i@9--,t decline Of from > to L.
! per cent.
The Charlotte DtScyr,r of The eth in
! slant says THIS; two Young men by the nam,
| OF Hubbard were arrested on Sunday ii
| Bethel church. in CaSWcll. hy a constable
! and posse. charged with having some con
| ncction with the assassination of Mr.. Ste
| yruE. the state senator. The Raleigh
S:uad0rd is trying TO make political capita
| out uf the murder.
| A murder almost cqualling in horror the
! Pantin tragedy has occurred at UXbridgc
! y few miles from London. \ whole tAmil!
| WAS hiilchcrcd. The victims were The
! father. mother, si>tcr-in-law, and two chill
rem. The sster-in-law was TO have becl
married Tuesday, and it is suspected tina
the murder WAS prompted in some way h,
this circumstance. The police are on til,
track of a rejected lover, who has Student,
disappeared.
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conservative Victory I'm NorFolk-Co.
iered Elem Obstrueting their Race
from Voting tiie Conservative Tick.
eta Fight and One Man shot.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
m, NORFOLK, May 26, 1870,
Inc polls closed at shutdown. Tho Con.
serVatiVes, it is estimated, carry their entire
'ieke1 OF mayor and officers Ivy about fifty
majority.
conservative councilmen are elected in
the First, Third, and Fourth Wards.
The only disturbances ut the polls We're
occasioned by colored men trying to keen
their own race from voting the Conservative
ticket. One negro was shot while trying to
cut white mans throat with razor at the
Fourth Ward polls. M.
Associated Press kilograms.
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. Va, May 26.-The Conserva.
tives, it is estimated, elect their Mayor and
the rest Of their ticket by about fifty majo.
rity. They carry the couucllmen III the
First, Third. and Fourth Wards. The only
disturbance was caused by negroes trying
to keep their own color from voting the
Conservative ticket. One negro was shot
while trying to cut white man with RI
zor at the Fourth Ward poll.
.@ LYNCHBURG.
LYNcHBURG, VA, May 26.-The regular
Conservative ticket for all the municipal
ffices was elected to-day by maiorities
varying from 80 to 175. The Radicals had
an opposition ticket composed mainly OF
Conservatives. A full vote was polled.
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CITY ALMSHOUSE, |

CITY AIMSHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- until l. O'Clock NJ. MONDAY. May 30th, 1870,
for furnishing the city amshause with supplies
for the quarter ending August 3ls;, 1879.
: II goods 10 be delivered at city almshouse free
of charge for package or drayage, at sueh times
and in such quantities as may be required, upon
orGCrs from Superintendent, approved by Chair
man Of Commute e-riZ:
:, POS pouadS BACON tSiGcS and shOulucrSb
17'l7s pounds FRESH BEEf.
81 III pounds KOLTED CORN MEAL,
3@7S; pounds RIO COFFEE (Grcenb
i IS? bounds BROWN SUGAR,
$40 pounds COFFEE SUGAR.
IS! pounds RICE,
80 bounds PEPP;ER lolaok and redl
50 poaaaasss B BbA as T 4,ES,
10 pounds T1sARlSq II s 0i}h rjcomooa IN.
"a os sFSSiVSSttI CLIPPED HEREINGs'
sacks SALT,
200 gallons MOLAssES,
81 gallons VINEGAR,
2 dozen CORN BROOMS.
gross Matches,
$50 bushels IRISH POTATOES.
above estimates of quantities is based on pre-
cent number of inmates, they will be varied as
the mum :cr to be- provided tor may increase or
dirlini>h. ,,.., O.. ,,,,aors,r,.a
endorsed Proposals for supplies 10 CitS AIMS
h.,;Ise and must, with samples he ett Al tne ONCE
OF Sui crintcndent City Almshouse, WIN ioli SEtle
mcnt of brand aud quality OF articles winch Can
not he sampled. o;o,t -. .,,,t,
The committee reserve the right 70 rcJect NJ thelr
option ans or all proposals o o. 1Ii,uEORD
Chairman Committee for Relief OF Poor.
III
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tRpIHATloS or BIsuor KEESER.-Thc
,ldination Of John Christian kccncr Is a
Bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South took place in the Sccond->trcct Me-
tho,list church, Memphis, Tenn, May -,
1870.
The ordination sermon was preached by
thn venerable Ioyirk Pierce, ID. d., on
II. Timnlhy. iv., Ii and 9TH. The Col
lrrt was read by Bishop Andrew. the Epl>tlc
hy bishop Pierce. and the Gospel by Bishop
kavanaugh.
The Bishop-clcct WAS presented by }.
Hamilton and y. A. CraIen>.
The address to the aggregation was read
Nv Bishop Wightman, the prayer Succeed-
ing by Bishop Marvin; the examination OF
the bishop-clect was conducted by Bishop
Paine. the VeEU Creator and accompanying
prayer by Bishop D"gsctt.
!yi-nop l'aine proceeded with the ser
Yire-ali the Bishops present, with y, Ham,
iton. y. \. Crayens, and Q. Fisher, united
IN living on of hands. The prayers follow
Mg The presentation Of the Bible were reau
liz Bishop McTyeire /; and after the doNol-
uev the heueGiction was pronounced by
Bishop P:Me.--iIemphis Christian aafo'
,qtc.
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The Fenian Failure.

BosToN, May 26.-The Fenian advices
show that the capture of the Fenian COM
handing General ONeil, whom United
States Marshal Foster and Deputy Fairly
seized while the fight near st. Adams was
progressing. and carried of in 4 hack, de-
moraiZed the Fenian forces. O'Neil was
committed to Jail in default of S20,000 bail.
The Fcnians lost two killed and two
wounded in the fight near st. Adams. The
Canadians were hidden behind bushes and
rocks.
Both the United States and English
troops were fastening rapidly to the front
to put an end to the raid.
BOsTON, May 26.-The troops from Forts
Warren and independence have left for st.
Adams by special trains.
Second Dispatch.
MALONE, n. y, May 26.--Four rcgi-
mcnts of Fenians have crossed the line and
are now moving OH Huntingdon. Colonel
Cleary commands the whole, and Colonies
Smith, McWade, Thompson, and Camp
bell, command the regiments.
ST. ALBAN's, VT, May 26.-Colonel
Spear, of former Fcnian fame, has arrived
here.
The Fenians have scattered, and their
arms and acco'Itrements are strewed about
the country. Three were killed and fifteen
wounded in the engagement at Cooks Cor
ncr.
General O'Neil is in Jail at Burlington,
Vt.
CHICAGO, May 2G.-The Fenian headquar-
ters here are crowded. Several parties
have departed in different directions-somc
going to Minnesota.
George Francis Train-arrived from Mill
neSota-rcpOrts that Il tribe Of Indians have
Joined the Fcnians in the Winnipeg eXpe-
dition.
treating from PIGEON Hill, leaving every
thing Behind. There was no loss of life on
the Canadian side.
Huntingdon is--now the point of interest
Every preparation has been made to meet
the Fcnians there.
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NyAru OF Az AGED MiHisTrR.-Thr Rev.
Isaac Collins, venerable Methodist clergy
man. and one Of the soldiers in the war
al Ial2. died Yesterday afternoon, in the
ci2hty-iir>t year OF his age, at the residence
Of his son-in-law, wv. Horace soper, Esq.,l
Last Fayettc street. Mr. Collins has been
d minister of the Gospel for upwards OF
rixty years, and be continued to preach
until stricken down with paralysis lew
wears ago. He served under General HART
ION Oh the Lakes in 1872, aud was one OF Tie
defenders Of Baltimore in 1914. He was
born in Baltimore county, Maryland, and is
we'll known Us IL pioneer clergyman III alaiy-
land, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, i'll all OF
winch siatas be has lived and preached. He
wa noted for bis gentle and atlabIc NAH
ncta, and lits truthiuiucss and fearless IN
Agglty.- aalsfmpre SIN.
sss. Collins rss \ g:sgk Ia washington Sys
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more than thirty years, and was turned out
by General Taylor or Mr.. Fillmore. lie
was the father Of Rev. John A. Collins, a
celebrated preacher, who was once stationed
ID IN staunton and other places in Virginia.
The elder Collins was great adnjrer OF
William Writ, and the younger studied law
IN MIR. Wirt's Office (thc first law-book
placed in his hands by Mr.. Writ was the
Rihiel, -
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DEATH OF Observation-Disclosures, Nav
A.-,Fhe venerable Bishop Kemper, BISHOP
OF the Episcopal Diocese of Wisconsin.
widely known as the pioneer bishop of the
Northwest, died at his residence, on Nash
atah avenue, this afternoon, aged eighty
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE RICHMOND GRANIrE Co.

OFFICE RICHMOND GRANITE CoMrASY,t
May II. 1870.
rsNHE RICHMOND GRANITE C0MPA-
L Ny WANT PROPOSALS Immediately FIR o
new ChNAi BOAT, ninety feet long, fourteen
feet wide. and four aud half deep.
They also wait proposals for the building OF 4
Wi tRF ar their works. the stone for the same to
De Furnished by the company.
Address J. C.. MARQUIS,
superintendent Richmond uranitc Company.
my % It box 2lo.
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limits Of the Baltimore SYNOD.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Thc following
extract from the proceedings of the Presby-
tcrian General Assembly gives the limits OF
the Synod Of Baltimore as determined by
that body #: 1t contains Delaware, Mary
land, and the District of Columbia our
ministers and churches in Virginia and
West Virginia east Of the Allegheny Ridge.
TO it also is attached the Presbytery of Rio
IaneirO.
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nomostIc Markets-tBY TrnsGRAeHt

NEW York, May 2S-NooR..El2ur s&aay;
SO. IS aS3o Lard quiet at lcc, Coisaa dasi; sass
Of $50 at gle upIands and sas Tor 2s,
leans Turpcntine drnering at 1syc.s hesia htm ~
Ereniisg. Cotton dull! and he,yy; sales, ?see
bales !; mis.dling uplands 22tc. Flour DC. better
So s,e Ssssfp$A SO southern common TO
fair sstra ss. ssea&e o. Whant-- V inter red and
amber westszp, O. sogst,ss. corp STEADY SSrS,
ar, fdsSSso. Lard Arm kettle, ieIilse., NY.
kew steady no H.ala, Gsacsssss Enn HsyE sssSs!
aHast, sssssase sssass,
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Foreign News.
SOUTH AMERICA.


LISBON, May 26.-Surprise is created by
the omission of the Emperor of Brazil in adj
dressing the Cortes to attend to the emanci
patton Of slaves.
New YORK, May 2G.-Six persons were
burned to death on the steamship Sunbeam
at Valparaiso.
ENGLAND-THE FENIAN RAID.
LONDON, MAY 26,-The Times says, the Ca
madam authorities must have no tenderness
The Fenian invaders must be treated as rob.
bers, ruffians, and murderers,
The jn5r'ntnJ Post is confident that the
action Of the President Of the United State
will place the Fcnians before the world in
the LIGHT of enemies of mankind.
The bullion III the Bank of England las
increased $780, goo.
PRUSSIA.
BEaIa, May Sizing William in closing
the Kiclstag said its action would 90 far &c
assure foreign people that the Confcdcra
ton is powerful agent for the prcserva'
ton Of universal peace.
Cuba.
HAvAEA, May 26.-The Spanish vessel:
arr Watching the coast closely to Interrupt
iIibustcrs who may attempt to land.
The steamer Columbia has arrived,
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour s1nra.t-

UFAbn and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. May 2s, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Ihedt.-Whltr 1s8 bushels. Rcd 70, busbe,a
Go1n.-Whlte o. bushels. Mixed, 222 bushels,
OdtS.-None.
Rye ~ bushels. ;- es- '~ ..
SALES.
Whedt.-Red, 1se bushels good at $l.s7a. Red
none.
C0rn.-Whte, 81 bushels very good at ellie
Mixed, II bushels prime at Sl.lS.
RE-EXHIBITED. .
C0rn--White. % bushels 80
EVe.-38 bushels. ..z.-..
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The Dnrien Canal Survey-Sicknes
I'm the SurVeying Party.

New YORK, May 26.-The Alaska, from
Aspinwall, brings advices from the United
States surveying party surveying for the
Darien Canal up to May 18th. It had reach
ed twelve miles inland. The highest eleya-
ton reached was 112 feet. Heavy rains re-
tarded the operations of the party. Eleven
persons were on the sick list from fever and
for home May 9th.
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countenanced only by. those wishing to
make political capital ont OF the terrible
affair. The citizens of Yanceyville, ire
spectiye or party, held a meeting on the
23d instant denouncing the Outrage, all the
prominent Democrats Of the place taking an
active part in it.
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FOREIGN Markets LrpY ~ 49,, ycu am,

-. .NS--tIIS z HLEuiAAKH
LONDON, May !s.-Foon. -Consols, OF. United
LONDON, y ay as Erenin1. -Consols, p4,. United
states Bonds, saa.: sugar active, both On the spot
LONDON, May "a reatng- pientine, sas. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s.-yoon.-C ot.ou quiet up-
lands, losd:; Orleans, Ht@llSs.; estimated sales,
10 600 bales. Red western Wheat,i 81. I'd. Corn.
EOS. I'd. Breadstuffs firm. Corn iDrunar but not
higher. Pork dull. Bacon, goa. for Cumberland
cut. Pc ..'~-E 5f't ~ '7'-1s
LIVERPOOL, May 90 Evenfng.1 Cotton dull; mp,
lands, lOtlesd.; Orleans, li&lltd.; sales, 10 600
bales, including 900 bales for speculation and ex
port. Corn, 29s. Cd. Bacon, Cumberland cut,
$50. Cd. ##t .s-. <h'... -sta+'.&
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Revenue Receipts in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-'fhe internal
revenue receipts in the first Louisiana dls-
trict from the ist to the 24th OF May, IN
elusive, were S4I5, 600. The customs re-
eeipts for the same period we're p rero
last wear, $50, 900.
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JoHN Y. BEALL.-On Saturday last the
! remains of the lamented John Y. Beall
were brought to Charlestown and de-
posted at the burying-ground of the Epis-
copal church in that place. A large con-
course Of citizens testified their respect for
this martyr to liberty by attending his re-
mains to their last resting-place. Beall, in
arithont a cause by the Yankee Government.
Clarke Courier,
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Tie Murder of senator Stevens at
YauecYHilIe. N. C.. y

RALEIGH, \. c.. May so-The latest news
from YanceyvilIe, N. c., where State sena-
tor Stevens was murdered last Saturday,
still leaves the matter enyelopea In mystery:
The attempt TO Iassen the petpetfalen 9f
sAs srsgsay upss say peaAleM fst3 u
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.Er,diciaI Decision about the Late
Gold Pnulc.

Nr~ YORK, May 26.-Judge DAILY, in the
Court of Common Pleas, decides that the
custom Of brokers and merchants must 90
vcrn the settlement of transactions during
the panic of September.
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TnE NV NISuuP. he report that the
krv. Or. Krcncr. oil Nrw Orleans, and Il
native OF Baltimore, had becn elected the
rcw bishop Of the Ncthodist Episcopal
Church is confirmed. The result WAS
,rlcrtcf on the third ballot. and Stood,
~; IN. kccuer, OF Louisiana. Is, and
Rev. nr. Duncan. Of Virginia, ST.
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Election to a Theologieal Chair.

LOUISVILLE, KY,, May 26.-Rev. r. j.
Wilson, OF Augusta, Ga, has been elected
ill the chair Of Pastoral Theology in the
Theological Seminary ut Columbia, S. e.
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The GREAT FIRE IN QuEBEc.-Quebec,
May 25.-lhe loss by the great fire foots up
hall million Of dollars, about one-hall
covered by Insurance. Four hundred and
nineteen houses, 4 foundry, potash factory,
two ships, and large quantity of lumber,
Mrrr DESTROYED.
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Ohio Reformed Presbyterian Synod.

CIScINNATI, May 26.-The Reformed Pres
byterian Synod voted to-day 10 for and q
against the proposed basis Of union. A
proposition for a new union committee was
;lptpnta1
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A Camera, .ndian War Preparing.

TOPEKA, KANSAS. May 26.-Colonel eros,
| by, of General SheridnIs staff, returned
from Fort Hayes, reports that the Northern
Indians have sent runners to all the trloes,
asking them to Join in general war. +
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Rain Mt the South.

.AuapsrA, ia, May 26.-e.A much-nseaea
and general rain IL falllns In this stsetsn Of
EaarEts,
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SoutH AlheFica 1FVuohes-AO VI ne'h"'
New YORK, May 26.-The steamship ALAS
ka, from Aspinwall, has arrived.
THE threatened troubles between Bolivia
and Peru had been ayerted. ...
A tornado at Aspinwall had unroofed
many houses. The shipping in port was
lIniniIre6
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
MAY Gave have no change worthy of note to
make in the market since our last report.
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The Negro Cadea 8, xv.., po,n. ,

new ioKK, May 26.-A special from West
ioint TO the Sun says the negro cadet from
MISSISSIPPI has notwithstanding great
commotion. The authorities refuse to adj
init him 1870 ~'-st =" 80
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ErrR.~BrcwcrS who have complained of
the laN restricting them - barrels with only
.n, h,}nC-hclc VIII hc allowed 10 use the
>4rs barrels they have always used, the Re.
>rnuc Department having arrived ut the con-
,lu-lan tha! there can hc no more fraud with
;wo ,~iyut. iiian With one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

tEvk>r OF NArlCAL POSTMASTER
NE Fc>t-uilirr Department has received
,.c.rm5':on Of the arrest OF the postmaster
=. Alexandria, Na.. on In" alleged charge
~, ro;,n!uy tho mails. \ special agent is
uaw ENGAGED III investigating the charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

The next Presbyterian General Assembly
Will meet in July, not september, in
Huntsville, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

VIRGINIA IcEs-RE-ESTAELIsu
ur>rs.-nn;,r II Cro!I>yillr. Tazcwcll
...un,y. Fannie lo>t poSmi>trc>S: and Cove
r-rrh. farewell ccuntv, Robert Noel post
master. Virginia route i,1j'. Rocky Gap
f., Cr~f,>yi!,c. is lct 10 contract with James
/. Kelly. OF Tazcwril Courthouse service
from Rocky Gap by Clear Fork, Cove
creek VALLEY. and IronyiIlc, al 500 per an
rf;ui. from Isl July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

Askto see tho fULL.pLATE WATCH bears
Inc the trademark American Watch Coms
pany,,, Crescent street, Waitham, Nassachu.
setts.n It 10 by far bys - . fnli-plass watch
made In the United ssstes,, ds. surpasses anys
thing heretofore made in this ry.forraiiway
engineers, conductors, &C.
an sd eod-w COW sm ~ gyI