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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27
THE PETERSBURG FAIR.
Increased Attendance-Tae Opening
Address 50 The Races = T0urraaEnens
and Balloon Ascension. sfEfAssas

= = .sl ~ ar As.y EE s.rst4 s.cs
ESPECIAL TELEG RAM TO THE DrsPATcH.1
PETERSBURG, Oct. 20. Between four and
five thousand persons were in attendance
at our Fair to-day. The entries in all de-
partments have increased, and 1t is admit
ted by all that the Fair Is greatly better than
was anticipated. Richmond was well rep
represented among the visitors. The wea-.
ther is clear and pleasant, adding greatly to
the success. - So -. &
Maj. Gregory, of this city, delivered the
address to-day. It was an impromptu eff
fort, but very appropriate to the OCCASION.
He urged the development of our agricul-.
ture and manufactures, and the selection of
q Virginia port for Virginia commerce.
The races were spirited, and attracted
much attention. There were trials of speed
under the saddle and single and double har.
ness for premiums ranging from $50 to $3.50.
EThe first was trottIng-match, single har-
ness, of horses raised in Virginia or North
Carolina, mile heats, best two in three;
premium. $3.50. Entries bay mare
'sKate," by j. c. Smith. of Richmond, and
bay mare Lizzie Lee" by c. I. Chalk--
ley, of Chesterfield county. Inside track
won by tsKate." i" Lizzie Lee won both
heats. Time 2:52 and 2:51 ". |;
A saddle race for $50, single dash, mile
heats, was next in order. Entries P. r.
Day1s's !" Chillion,' North Carolina, and
M. Marshall's x Bally Bland" Petersburg.
Heat won by latter. Time 2:16. At 3
O'Clock occurred trial Of speed with dou-
bic teams, mile heats, best two in three.
Entries =" Eutaw" and g Jim Fisk, J" by J..
C. Smith, Richmond, and ssJohn'' and
GO Henry" by Spencer Chamberlain, Peters
burg. Richmond won two heats in success
sion. Time:4 4, and 1852. Premi um, $50.
The last race for the day was arranged for
the benefit of visitors, no premium being
given. Entries +" Gray SAM" by w: N.
Ledley, Richmond, and {" Petersburg" by
Spencer Chamberlain, of this city /; mile
heats, single harness, best two in three.
Heats won by /" Petersburg" Time 3:17N
and 3:22:
The programme tomorrow is unusually
interesting. In addition to the various
trials of speed, we will have a ploughing
match, balloon ascensions, &c. a. ta7
We are to have grand tournament.
Twenty-Five knights havegbeen entered, and
two hundred dollars in premiums will be
awardedsthe four best riders. ST. :P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27
late Chief Artillery A. n. Va, i
.. Chairman of Elk. Come.

~
The following officers have been selected
and requested to act as President and Vice
Presidents Of this association
Gen. j. G. Breckenridge, late G. S. Secre-
tary of war, President.
Gen. Joseph e. Johnston, Fice-President,
at large. -, 3
Gen. j. A. Early, Col. W. Fl. Taylor,
Nice-PresidentS from Virginia. ;-a@.
Gen. Il. r.. Beauregard, Vice-President
from Louisiana. -.
Gen. D. II. Hill, Vice-President from
North Carolina.
Gen. Wade Hampton@ Vice President
from South Carolina.
Gen. John B. Gordon, Vice-President
from Georgia.
Gen. W. j. Hardee, Yice-President. from
Alabama. -r-...4sSss.s-,; ~ 81.
Gen. s. D. Lee, Vice-President from Mis-
Gen. r. S. Ewell, Vice-President from
Tennessee. ~ ..&
Gen. j. B. Hood, Vice-President" from
Texas.
Gen. Trimble, Vice-President from Mary
land.
Gen. J. 5. Marmaduke, Yice-President
from Missouri.
Gen. Wan. Preston, Vice-President. from
Kentucky. -
Gen. Tapham, Vice-President from Ar
kansas. &11&2
The place selected for the deposit Of funds
is the Bank Of Lexington, Va, G. NJ. Fig
cat, cashier.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kew York ssopk an,s sronex nark,

rev York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, oes. "a leon. Socks active.
Cold lii. Money, e17 per cert. Sterling Long
Leo; short, 1901 s-ao's 80, il2a.
The feature In Wall street 70. day was the specn.
iasive manipulation OF The money market for
strtngency and high rate or interest Che moveinen,
being directed against parties in the gold room
and Stock Exchange. The result. on prices was
slight though tho rates were advanced for 3 time.
The demandfor money was active mp to 2:so p. NJ,
when the legal rate was paid ID currency aud gold
with few exceptions Of loan at slight commits.
sion In addition to the 2 per cent. per annum.
After that hour money wac offered more freely,
and closing transactions were at oper cent.
Gold opened Arm, and ranged from l11s@Il2 d,i-
ring the afternoon, closing at ll2@112i
Goyern'nentss:sez' s ll2a seAs, I1Is ,6s's lI1S,
new, llos 5, lios ,ss,s llst;; io-ac's, 1oesf
Southern ssecuritiea: Tennessee es, ssS; new,
cog. Virginia es, ca Louisiana s'ss7o; new, 81.
Levee s's, IS; s's, 81. Alahsms SIS, 100; s's, 20.
Gtoreis e's, 80; Ts, %. North Carolina s's, 90
new. "a. South Carolin e's, go; new, 81.
The balances in the spb.traasury ale $ss, 500 eco
gold and over O., 500. 900 ID currency.
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BoRDER AGRIcULTURAL FAIR.
The Number Present - Remarks OF
Z Major sutherlin--Horse- Racing.

[sPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. Z
+ DANvnLE, Oct. 26.-The Fair opened to.
day with much larger number Of persons
present than on yesterday. Several addi-
tons have been made to the agricultural
implements and other articles on exhibit
ton, but nothing worthy of notice at the
opening.
Major w. IT. Sutherlin, President of the
State Fair, made some remarks Interference
to the State Fair; after which some racing
took place between PaXson's horse, Har-
vey's, and others, which was not of much
interest. The balance of the day was occu-
pied by spectators in examining the articles
on exhibition.
The most attractive part of the Fair viii
be the tournament tomorrow, to wind up
with a ball at night. &'fft % %s
Cur streets are athronged with visitors
from all parts Of the country.
A meeting will be'held here tonight at
the M. f. Church. Several speeches win
be made. Il. &
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c:a,hs1Glg1:d 4npat.
THuRspAy........o OCTOBER 81, 1870
Cnmberland-Court. neutrality-suspicious.. Gf
sae House OF BusGesses. DiscosrSes
of the Noachie PeFsod--lAias. Poor
Np,tcks
correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.1
CUMBERLAND C. H., Oct. "a, 1870.

correspondence or the Richmond Dispat"fi
CUMBERLAND c, H., Oct. "a, 1870. I
4 large number of colored voters attend.
Cd court to-day. During the day Senator
John Robinson brought Mr.. Popham, Of
the House Of Delegates, on the ground, and
il was soon announced that Mr.. Z. would
address the people. The Senator called the
If formal cut. full Of wise saws and ancient
instances" with a pleasing manner and
creditable diction, the honorable gentleman
from Bath, q canvasser nc large land for
Porter in PARTICULAR for the Radical party.
entertained his audience for two or three
haurs.-his remarks being applicable 10 a
discussion ten or more years ago, and re-
I9tinc chiefly to the Democratic party of
1860, or of an earlier era. The people (the
tsx.p paying portionl being very practical,
and feeling interested only IN the question
Of the hour and those relating to events
and interests since the food, Mr.. Canvasser-
General Popham received but very brlet
hearing from the white audience. Possibly
If he will visit Cumberland some years
hence, and begin where he LEFT of to-day,
and bring his remarks down to the present
lime. he NAV receive more OF that attention
10 which SO worthy gentleman is no doubt
entitled.
senator Robinson OF course repeated his
speeches So often heard here. He claimed
great credit for generously permitting a
conservative treasurer and sheriff TO be
elected. bur warned his boudsmen that fall
IRE 80 vote for Porter would incur his dis
pleasure. and the offender would be noted,
AMI would be subject to all the pains and
PENALTIES written in the Book Of the Leagues.
Alas alas forthc grand old free State"
Of Cumberland The past, let us be CRATE
tut, is secure. In her history she points with
pride 10 her Thorntons, her Woodsons, her
HarrisonS. her BIantons, her Parishes, her
MlllcrS. her Wilson's, and a host of others,
who were good citizens, because they We're
GOOD and true men. Now a majority of her
voters dare not disobey the behests of their
master. John Robinson, and his orderly,
Frank Butter. How long must this people
he under their present dominion? QuousqWe
tandem 0bltere putie7atid noStra, 0 Catili-
"nq (Which by a free translation OF Ci-
Zero means How long shall our patience
have TO endure the government OF Butter
and nobinson?" ANGELO.
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THE AYNCHBURG FAIR. :
ESPECIAL TELEaRAM TO THE DISPATCH

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.1
fs @ LYN0HBURG, VA.,s Oct. .26, 1870.
Col. VIM. Preston. Johnson, of LeXing-
ton, was introduced by the Presidential II
o'clock, and spoke; more. than an hour OF,
the farmer and his duties. Undernthe head
of relations to the farm, it was his work
shop where. all his wealth was proving
agreeable, healthful, and freer from carping
cares than city life. Respectable, more
comfortable, secure investment; therefore
small profits satisfy. Points under head of
duties Make farming productive by fer
tilizers. -, -
Irrigation Attractive by pleasant con-
yersations and weIl.selected books. Al
ways take four periodicals-co county, city,
agricultural, and religious. The farm is the
place where the white-robed virtues ought
to be developed. Illustrated BY beautifully
striking and touching illusions to memo
ries of Lee and Jackson. The speech was
suggestive, instructive, well delivered, and
appreciated.
!. Horses, &C., not entered yesterday were
led around the track to-day, making a large
and magnificent display. Many useful and
fancy articles of domestic manufacture, be.
sides cakes, breads, fruits, &C., not on ex-
hibition before. filed up the tables in the
exhibition halls. IS Is y 80, 80 s.;
The Judges Of all live stock, fowls, &C.,
completed their work to-day. No report
will be given by any judges, evento city
papers, until read ont on Friday next.
Only the double-harness trotting match
occurred, the odd horses being allowed 10
gaIlop. Bradshaw's g stoneWall I" took the
first premium of Sl25, and Booker's sBelle''
the second Of $50.
Not less than Eve thousand visitors were
on the grounds. Everything worked
smoothly. Our success is established even
beyond expectation.
The nightsiscioudy and threatening.
4 Large numbers of visit arrived to-day
in the city. The l,oteIsfare cunning over.
,If elears tn.Inorrow,a of least one thousand
more viii be on the grounds. Giesasnor
VIM. Smith sspeaiss to-m6rroE. It is also
the. day pointed for g We PhelloWs 8 pm
'A The judges WII dniah the rounds mall The
departmente tQ-Si..y .s.s ass,.sssf
Hayden srenpW ned oratorta g e yeatien J,
Hih be rendered q e thursday and Friday
nights by annateuss fer tbs ptTpe or pure
GhusiSch. ne NM. 4
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.pTCHMoND ND9DANVdLLE RAIL


y Come SOUPH.-Isyn ehburg and tUSnfatie pas.
spIigers leave Richmond siMlys feycept Eu6dSTet
at S:l5 A. Nj; leave Brrlsyila daily jeEespe etins
sdzyBb at 4 r: arrive. at Dany1iss dasty Eek
-cept Sundaysls at s:s5t Pr oil = TgaEoU9HsMAIL
And .EKPRESs leavee tRich1aons az ~ z:5s
n. NJ: leaves Danville daily at l:ss a. ~ sTrtfes
at afeenskoro. daily at ss Al
G0M6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana UznYH6 Pas.
sengers leave Danville daily Except rBundsYn3 nc
7a0A. NJ; leave BurKeyine daily lazcspt snn.
te2c cs sundsysJ al 3:5sP. M THRoUGH MAIL
AND ExPKESS leaves Greensboro Gstly 81 lis
"A. NJ; Leaves DanytIle daily at. = g a.
r!yes at Richmond daily at li:et A. Ms
Tho Lynchburg and Danyille Passenger Train
conneets at RGrksyille, With fhs nalne 1a ne
Soathside road for Petersburg, Moyfelks EEynshs
burg, and All stations ON tina Eouthsi6e and VII.
ginia and Tennessee gstlrossss Rylgt0is kGox.
Vile, Halton3 Chatta Nsshy1ls3 snd6mphlH,
nrd afl Important points Sputh 9pd Sopth west
The Through MaiI s.and Express t6nhects
ct Greensboro with the trains on the Norm 0s5o-
Ifna road for Charlotte, ColuJnbi Auarsta, 3D.
vannah, bacon NOBLE Mentgonis Ss:.Ass
and ut HichEaund with the Kichm1pG Esenaffc6ss
burg and Potomac CHESAPEAKE and Ohio, and
z SEEZRIN4 gAssS and CHE. Esy$f ATEnT
RECLINING CEIAIRS on the through express
train. vs. 80 J51THo S1AS DODAhaEAd
): SO lalss 81 si q - supeymiensnnt
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A Circus i'm Storm-Fhe Tent Torn
Loose. DC. l-.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially

Correspondence Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
BrmEyILLE, ONO, Oct. '21.-This even
ing, about the middle Of the performance
III Van Ambursh's menagerie, a sudden
gust Of rain and wind came on. The tent
was tossed about in q fiiohtful manner. The
audience rushed from their III every
direction. Under the directions of the
manager the showmen sprang to the ropes
and lowered the centre OF the tent; but the
wind proved too strong for them. The
chains and ropes on the west side were
broken, and the immense tent was lifted
many ieet high, and carried sheer over the
heads of the people and fell on the east side
OF the ground. The lights were eXtin-
guiShcd, and pitch darkness prevailed. The
large centre-poleS and other smaller poles
were dragged by the ropes through the
people, and fell among them, crushing and
manning quite a number. The people,
blinded by the darkness, rushed in every
direction, supposlmg they Were coming to-
ward the village, till many of them found
themselves on the banks Of the Clear Forks,
farther from home than when they started.
Dr.. n. ID. Whitcomb, who was wounded
In !he head and arm, seeing one OF the lights
in the village, made for it. When he got
nearly TO it he saw something white shining
in the darkness. Tn closer scrutiny he re-
cognized the tusks of The elephant Tippoe
Saib, who had broken loose and was leaving
the show in disgust. While the doctor was
rejecting on the best method Of capturing
him. he saw something white approach,
which proved to be the keeper, who APP
peared sans unmentionables, having been
in the act of dressing for the performance
with the elephant when the catastrophe oc-
CURED.
The lions cage was caught by the ropes
and overset, falling upon Professor Lang
worthy, the lion tanner, and seriously inJur-
ing him.
1t is too soon TO know the number Of per-
sons injured. A little daughter of Dir.
William Gehart was struck on the forehead
and the skull badly fractured. A daughter
OF Mr. David Stelts is so badly hurt that her
life il despaired ofs Miss Rosie White, Miss
Emma Charles, Miss Agnes Carey, DR.,
Whitcomb, Andrew Eyarts, Addison Ham,
ilton, and doubtless many others whose
names have not yet learned We're more or
less injured. tss'1E@
1t sproper to add that no blame can be
attached to the managers OF the show, as
the tent was secured as well IS such tents
usually are, s
sne lady was struck upon the head by q
pole, but her waterfall received the blow
and doubtless saved her life. Nc.
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Political Meeting IN Hanover.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch]
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Oct. rs, 1870.
Editors Dispatch: Our gallant standard
bearer. Col. Albert Or0way, addressed the
people of Hanover on yesterday, and gave
treat satisfaction. The Conservatives of
our county are very much aroused, and |
think will give good account Of them
selves on the Sth OF November. | think
Won can safely set us down for 500 majority.
The meeting was also addressed by Isaac
II. Hunter tcoloredI who replied with
great force to the many Measurements made
hy Porter 10 the colored people. Abram
Hall. of Richmond. also spoke to the peo-
nlr. and caused quite sensation.
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Robbery and.Attempted Murder.

3 FoRrREss MoNRoE, Oct. 26.-Five colored
men, broke into the store Of q. G.. Mellon,
one mile west of the fort, last night They
stole ten dollars from the drawer, and were
removing some -four and bacon, when Mr..
johnson, the clerk, who slept upstairs,
hearing noise, came down to see What II i
was. & AS he was coming down stairs one Of
the men-a very dark and tbick-set one
fired OF him, the ball passing through his
thigh, and infiicting o painful and perhaps
fatal wound. The robbers made their
escape in cart which they had with them.
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1t is said that California, that land of
wonder, is found to be peculiarly adapted
TO the cultivation Of cotton that the soil
and climate are-remarkably suited to it, and
the country is free from the chief difficult.
ties and embarras>ments that often make 1t
failure elsewhere. The season is uniform,
there are no worms, no inopportnne rains,
and no early froStS.
The Exeter IN. H. machine shop and
foundry was destroyed by fire on Monday
night. Loss estimated at $3.50, 600; insurance,
So, 0Q0.
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General schenck denies the assertion that
he will contest the election OF Lewis ID.
Campbell In the third Ohio district. The
Republicans Of bis district will contest it,
whatever sehenek may say. @
The New Orleans Times suggestsS The.
4. ancient and battie~searred town of Fred
erieksbarg, virginia, p 6s the proper Rite
for monument to the late Robert q. Lee.
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4nother Account.
by the western Union Line.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DIsPATCH3
GoRDoNsv1LLE, Oct. 26.-Wh bile Mr.. VIM.
Skeen was in conversation with a gentle
man Mr. John B.. Baldwin, Of Staunton,
approached and struck him with his fist.
Before Skeen could recover, MIR. B. had
struck him several blows in and about the
face. 1 learn the difficulty grew out Of an
offensive letter written by Mr.. skeen to
Mr.. Baldwin, ,l.,f< s. PR
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Judge Rives whilst q member Of the
court Of Appeals was not only opposed to
negro suffrage, but was in favor OF restrict
ing the right 70 those whites only who were
assessed with and had paid their taxes. We
well remember his advice to us TO oppose
the ratification Of the fourteenth amend
mcnt when first presented to the Legisla-
lure for its action.-H Winchester Sentinel.
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The State Fair.
rFor tic Richmond Dispatch.l

There are great many people of the
country who wish to attend the Fair next
week. Poverty and the expense Of going
and paying board bills in Richmond will
keep many away.
May | make a suggestion: There are
boariing-hollses in Richmond who take
boarders at $50 day. Now. If they will
in@ Ire breakfast. and suppeT, Ghe parties
dining at the Fair grollnds,) they would
induce some countrymen aud women TO at
tend. RURAL DISTRICTS.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.-On Monday last
q negro named jackson was arrested near
F>herSviIIe, in Augusta county, charged
wit! being an accomplish of Kit Hubbard
III the murder of Mr.. James Anderson, Of
littsylYania county, some months siace.
Hubbard, it will be remembered, has been
tried and found guilty of the murder, and
sentenced to be hauged.-Lynchbur9N ears.
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80" PORT OF RICHMOND, ooT. 90, 1870.
ARRIvRp, 81 II
Steamer Salvor, Mershon, Philadelphia, Iner.
chandise anu passengers, w. z. Porter.
Stesner State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. r. Brett.
a.--,..-4a SAILED s,-e-.. - .zZ..s--4.
Steamer John Sylvester, g afford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passeng ayers, q. Is. Tatum. az ].
T, s.FiFT 3gS -g.so 8 CLEARED, - ID
+ Brig Mary Ailertan, Bourne, Rio Grande do
Sui, fsurs &C., Galego Mills Mann featuring COM
pahy. - = M ~
.@tS15. s.ss yssa.S MRMoRANDA.S So F2'Sg
TsPoINT, Oct. s28.-Arrtved, steamer adj
miral, Reybold, Baltimore. merehand disc and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company and
sailed on return. - - & u 4. .aa- !. 4
4 oUTAFCRR Elk, oct. e..-Arrtged, steamer
Georgeauna, freeman, Rsltinoye, merchsitlise
and passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac kailrosd Company, and saifedtcn re-
sss44 s IBYsTELEGRAPH,J 81 sfg sgisFS
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2ts--Arriyed bark
/ NEW YORK, Oct. 49, Arrived, steamers Nia-
CARA, Ashland, Sender, and st. andrew. 81
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A right between Distinguished Men.

By the Sss,thern and Atlantic Telegraph Line.]
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.]
.GoRDoNsvrLLE, Oct. pa fight took
place here to-day between Colonel John B.
Baldwin, of Staunton, and Colonel William
Skeen, of Covingson. Colonel skeen was
badly cut about the face by Colonel Bald
wins fist. Il 1GG h
The cause Of the fight is said to have been
an offensive letter from skeen to Baldwin.
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HE-kAhIBITEUs
Wheatt.A RED, $50 bushels. Z
CoTn.-Mixed, ITO bushels.
Domestic MARKETS. IBrs TrInenApn.I


- NEW York. Oct. -Noon.s--Flour shade
flrmer. Wheat quiet. Corn heavy. Pork quiet.
au eetSn quss ana s1 naae e Is
Fieights frnl. s..t-t. ~ ~. - q ~
E5ening: etton active ana lower; sales |, 800
e dc rmes for i Shipping GRADES sn ae
@s5 % southern trm--commons TO fair extra
So o. good choice, 90 as. W hest
ter red and amber western, 81. ss6sl al red and
anlbar southern, go. Corn heavy and 1c.s lower
h zee dsl ss 49, extra lSss
les@16ic. Whskeys3 shade firmer at ETC. Gr0es-;
ria quiet and frm. Turpentlne a shade lower a.,
Sasc. Rosln quist. Tallow dull ut sa9oc. Freights
arm wheat per steam, Oh per SAT-, 81. SAP
BALTIMORE, Oct. q. Virginia s's, old, 50 bid;
1se8,s, 90 bid; 1ss9ss, 50 asked. tS . n
Flour active and firm. Wheat duh, with the
market favoltn buyers, but prices aIgsd ex-
Corn dull and Irregular; wntte eo(lssc.; yellow.
7oGlsoc ; mixed, western. es9soc. Oats, 5000.
Rye f9Q875c. Provisions unchanged
ST. LOUIS. Oct, 2s.-Flour firm; superane. q. 10
mixed, 6oc.; prime white. es@66c. Whiskey dull
and une changed. Provisions firm and scar,e.
sides, 2oc Lard firm at Ice. In tierees; hac. In
Ikeg. = "a So. /!
cINoIsNATI, oct.ae. Flour firm and In fairds-
aSa auofed al 5oss 'srss
anu eo9eac. for old, with The marked unsettled:
Presisf ms. quiet and unsha1eed: Whiskey dull
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Tobacco active: frosted
ilugss 81 56c. common to Eoodsound lugs S6.lo@
$3.50; common to good leaf $s.25@ $l2 : common
/ to good bright wrappers, sis@S5 s. &c.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. &C = Flour firm extra famil 9,
/ Ss.5o. Corn very quiet and unchanged Proyt-
sions firm and unchanged. Whisky steady at Sc
| QlsGc. 81 ii ~, &. 4
| NEW oRLE ANS, Oct. ;2e.-Cotton quiet at 1es@
l6ac.; sales, 900 baes; receipts l,5ls bales;
porl3 to Great Britain ,, GOT bales stock, go, GSs
bales. sss-, y,a.s- -4-ss,ss,
MOBILE. Oct. 90. Cotton 400 bales IRE
ceipts, 4s4 bales; EXPORTS ID! bales; stock 81
bales. 1
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2e.-Cotton lower at lste..
sales, 400 bales. ,ste7 5k,l55,-f $50
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2g.-Tobacco firm and scarce
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Fhe Florida GaTe.

PUSrA Rosa !, Oct. u. There were thu ee
sh;pwrecks Tia this harbor on the Goth. The
IInfted Ststes steamer Tuscarora parted
her cables and went to sea.
4 The shipping at Havana was badly danl-
"a t,od "a =s.r4tc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27
Meeting of French Sympathizers In
/: 49,, - Washington. .yft-s

WASHINGTON, Oct. &c. - A meeting Of
French sympathizers was held here to-
night. There Was;a very large attendance,
and resolutions were adopted accusing
King William of violating his aYowal that
he did not war for conquest, and alleging
that he is now responsible for the deyasta-
ton progressing that his conduct Is d.
rected at republican governments; and APP
pealng to the people throughout the coun-
try to hold meetings expressing sympathy
for France. IS