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New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

Express daily leIeep sandys o hsst"n hbss
Connects hsrnsOus
SomeTTs fOf Fsningtn ConDsss Jss
soudsbnrg Scranton Bngha anton
Connects PhlpsbIrg Malsh Chunsk Niks,ssre se
m-CIscSs.rI EIPBEss, daily Tor Eason Bsihlshen ~ en-
Rsans Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati hsee
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects al JaSsess
sh Delaware Western Rs road for Scranton
from City P,tsbsh evening"
obtained tie otcs Of t Central KALI
jersey Liberty T.; at No Aston House
Broadway No 10 ore>urlee and AZ Ne pspA
hotels T. Z kICkER supenhtnise1
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

l ONJ lSLAND hAllIhDhD.
SUMNER ARRAEG EMEET
on aud after MONDAY MAY l6 1870 Trains vii leave janet sl
follow.
9.O0a m Grsenport and Sag Harhor Msil Train
1000 Northport WAY stopping all ntsrne az stAuohs
II 100 N. Hempstcad Way Train.
$50 D. m. Gresnport snd Sag Harbor EIpess
4B D. m. korthpou EIprss.
$50 D. m. Eorthpo1 Way Train
GaN D. m. For North Islp and ntermeiaie 1i'uois NJ,
All Trans branch tor Iemps'eai su 'rNs ' nn
p,n, :, o., w spt n m J. u BARTON surt
r.Ls,. so dirert 10 Eas Hampton
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

orv A miles from NegYork railroad direct Philadelphia
soil crops climate mild and proyebay healthy water
"a "a rn. No yer and agus Price per upgars
Term. easy circulars and sent free address r. CAMBELL
ij Broadway n Y d. W BRIGHAM; Agent Bncksburg " j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

REPUTATION IN THE NoRTnwEST-A CT.
Etors QUESTION. Chicago, March 30.-A
special to the Tribune from st. Paul saw
that the st. Paul Press this morning pub
lished a correspondence between Allen Mel
vile, of New York, holder of portion
OF the repudiated Minnesota State Railroad
bonds, and Hon. B. F. Butler. Melville
says In his letter that as Minnesota is rich,
and won't pay, and won't nrbitrate, and
won't consent to be sued by the bondhold-
crS, there is but one other wny-have her
sued by another State of the Union. He
asks General Butler whether Massachusetts
for the honor of the whole American people.
viii accept n respectable amount for some
charitable institution, and make an exam
pie of this great Northwestern Republic
If she will, he says he thinks he can pro-
cure gift to be made for that purpose.
General Butler says that most probably
Massachusetts, would accept bonds amount
ing to $l0o,0 or over for tho support of
her State charities, and undertake TO col
lcct them by suing.
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Petersburg Markets.

MARCH 3O.-(0Hon.-Good ordinary, 1si619c.
low middling, l93I2oc. strict low mlddling. 2Ol
@l21r.
Wheat We quote sl.4o for prime white and
$l.3t tor red.
toy,, 81 and in demand. Stock very light.
OHtS spring, 62Ms3c. winter, 656l7o.
PeuautS.--Falr nuts. Sl.2J@sl.5O; good, Sl.75@
e.: nr'Hc, = 25Ssss So fancy
lots not wanted.
Iour.-Kcyun's xxx family, 80 so, whole.
sale; tiednont family. 80; superfne, SOS
City Mills extra 81; Gity Mills super, 80 IS fine,
S5.@5@ IS, rs; Eagle Mills eAtrs, 81; Eagle Mills
supcrlnc, 1925: M.Clanahan's celebrated Big
spring extra, SI..5 Mountain and Valley extra,
SGII $3.50 Baltimore super. s.. 50.
Lire Luile.-No. smooth, &C., gross; good,
J6I5Sc.; common, 36l3sc.
FORK ut lie BcrL ~ the quarter, s01sc. -
Peds.-St"ck 9Oc. GISl; bl+ckeye, common, u. IS
MSI.5O prime, 81 7~NlS2.
,Shucks.- Soc. per hundred for manufacturing
purposes, the buyer payl'g scale charges; s5c.
per hundred, the seller paying CHARGES.
BeeslraT.-- u b., BIC.
qualify. Peaches none in market, but are Worth
Sc. Tor unpccicd. and I7Gl22c. for peeled.
EDgS.-N h0ic$ale, IA uoZen, &c.
EtdttetS.--Prlme new, 7oc.; mixed, 5o8coc.; old,
Wnrseed -sL5OM$l75.
Feed. -Brownstun, dec. shIpstuh, 3pc. {; shorts,
zoe
Hdes.-Grren, &c. satcd ditto, Sc. grubby, 4
off; dry, l6@i7ac. dry salted, loc. calfskins'
Neal .-Mllers are now selling by weight at ito
2lc. Z, Ii.
$3.50 old rye, s2gLSa.25. Brandy-Apple, proof,
~, 50GLS. IS.
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Eyuchburr Markets.

MARCH sO.-Apples.-Green, S:6S3.5o u bar
rel dried. parcu, 5@6c. a. b.
Apple Braady.-S .25MS2.5O q gallon.
Beef.-slaughtered s@l3c. u ID.
Bulter.-N0s. l, ?, ana ,, 3oG2o@lsc. Ta f.
Bees,Cdr.- 3O@3ic. q b.
Observation-Disclosures e0llc. r. d.
Cotton Yurns.-tl. s89 s. 100 "a bunch of lbs.
CorN.-Whlte, 85c @3l u bnshel OF So lbs yell
low and mixed, g2G05c. % bushel OF SIS rs.
torn Nedl.-$l.O5 "a bushel Of SO lbs.
EQqs --Fresh q dozen, 2C@22c.
FIour.-Superfne. u barrel, T5.5065$5.I3i extra,
SEQ S8.25 family, S7l$7.5o.
FlarSsed.--fa bushel So fbs., u. s5lIf?.
Flnr Ltnen.--le@lsc. "a yard.
Ginseng. --556i6vc a b.
Iron --COuntrS bar. 4iGljc. n 100 TBS.
ard.--Virginia and Tennessee, Nos. 3, 2, l, la
loc fab.
Leather. Country tanned sole, 33@124c. "a b.
country tanned sole, unfinished. 35M3vc.
0tHs.-.4S@5oc. q bushel Of 80 fbs.
Onions --9vc. NlSl az bushel OF II bs.
PeGches.-Lried, impaired, sG9c. ~ ~. j; dried
pared 12Il4c.
Potqtoes.-:-Irih, 7s@soc. sweet, $i@sl.2s q
bu> hci OF so lbs.
Pork.-Fresh hogs, % b., lc@llc. sailed, lsG
Ac.
Ryc.-Ta bushel of So bs., soGls3c
Rdgs.-Lincn and cotton, % h 4a95sc.
TdlfotC.--Ta D., Il@ll5c.
lyhe@ White, q bushel Of 60 ibs., sl2sGsi''
Eooi.-Washed, q d., ac@dsc. unwashed
a0al33c.
IViiskey -Rectifed, q gallon. 81. ss@$l.a5; pur,
Virginia mountain rye, s2@S3.5o.
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Norfolk Markets.

MARCH co. Beestcdr.
Beef.--Net, % d., T9loc. gross. 4sRI6c. fani
ly, s3e; mess. 5se extra mess. ga; prime, $50
Cor...--White, as q quality, 9Sc. yellow. e3c.
Cotton Low middling COG. ordinary, ls@l7c.
good ordinary. l59isc.
Elarseed;-Fla xsesd for seed es.ooqss;ssS;; e.,
pertine, s5.2s@ss.b; Fine, 81 5@ss Rye, go -
stanton superhne, S5.75; Stauntoa Extra, 90 %
Hides gaIeea, d Dry sIss9sis; Sal l;ai sissa
sI.s0 Kip, S9..5 Lamb and Sheep .oc. GO; Uh,s
Ltquors.-Brandy, apple, new ~ ~ sa0as, ms IS
key, common proof $3.50; reduced u '0essi''''
usai.-Bolted, 81. Unbolted. 81.
Peas.-BIack-eye. sl.7o; black, new, sl..a cay
$3.50. ,,a 40 so6aea en- mr.
d,nary. si@sL25; inferior. soQ27sc.; Whining
tons, sc. 4$ls a. -. n..,,oo, q. p,sa
J. Potatoes Goodrich, 32.Io Us keman, ~ nose,
az. so jackson whites, Se,75.
Rosis DOMINION, si.s5; No. J, sa.a@sa; No
Nares.-Red oak ,hogshead. SIS; red oal
cuIls, SIS, White oak heading ssS; White oal
culls, ga. White oak hogshead, WI, White osl
cults, s's, White oak pipe, s'si white eas salls
gss,
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, March 31.-The departure Of
the troops Just organized for the Red River
expedition, carrying Il steel battery, is dc.
laycd until q delegation now coming from
thence arrives.
i cargo Of horses, cattle, ana sheep
from South America were sold at unsatis
factory prices. The animals were SOUND
but poor. The voyage was an experiment
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
increased over 100000.
The House of Lords passed the Irish bill
as it came from the Commons.
\ bill amending the neutrality laws is
promised by the Ministry.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 3l.-Riviera assured the
Cortes to-day that the telegram from New
York relative to Spanish success in Cuba
was not tue.
The Government officially announces that
ii will not interfere with the Ecumcnical
Council.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 3l.-The specie in the
Bank of France has increased 1909, 000f.
NJ. Olivier has received the Grand Cross
of the Order Of Charles III. Of Spain.
This is NJ. Olivier's only decoration.
Pere Hyacinthe's new religious paper ap-
pcared to-day.
Nearly all the parties arrested in connec-
ton with the conspiracy to murder Napo-
leon are workmen.
ROME.
ROME, March 3l.-The scheme de .1ide
was promulgated to-day. Major excom-
munication is pronounced against all who
refuse to accept it.
PARIS, March Sit is asserted here
that the Ecumenical Council will imme-
diately commence to discuss the scheme Of
infallibility. II this is true the French
Embassador will not return to Rome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

EARTHQUAKES IN EcrADCR-A Terribly
ING volcanic EMIssIoN-SCDDEN DlSAP-
rE,rANCE OF 4 HlLL.-A letter dated the
eth of March says:
Much damage has been done in the
vicinity of Quito, in the Province OF I'M
hahura, and in many other places, by Garth
9uakcs. On the I'd of December several
shocks were felt, and on the 18th continued
shocks were felt from noon till morning
Of next day, when shock of extraordl-
nary violence occurred. The Inhabitants
saws the Panama -NQH, were terrified, and
rushed from their dwellings, fell on their
knees, and implored for mercy. During
the latter part Of the dav thirteen distinct
shocks were felt in Jipiiapa, each one
being accompanied by a violent wind
storm. On the 18th of December another
terrific shock WAS experienced. Several
times since many shocks have taken place
but none created great alarm until the -
instant. when there was one Of unusual Sc
verify at about midday; but the most ter
rifying one of all took place on the Sd in
slant, when, between Pcdernals and CabC
Passado. the earth was seen to open and
emit hil!ock OF stones from thirty to forty
feet high. Behind or near the spot where
This occurred stood an carth-hill about sixty
feet hi@h, which suddenly and entirely dis
appeared. Around the base of the hillock
is a circular pond Of saltwater, and for a
long distance surrounding that the earth
which was before hard and solid, has be-
come soft AMI Spongy. The inhabitants OF
the locality have become positively terror
stricken, and 40 iuduccmcnt will take them
within very lor- distance of the spot"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
Domestic Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March 3l--No0n.- Corn dropping.
her breadstuffs unchanged. Pork frmer At
s2s. So@s2s:so; Cotton Unchanged. rurpentine.
22sc. Flour withon, decided change. Wheat ae-
s but MRR sses p GGrn S,vy
So. so. Lard quiet-Kettle, l5alIs5c. Whi-key
ss3c. @Sl. Groceries quiet and dull Naval Stores
and Freights quiet.
BALTIMORE, March al.-Beeves--Offer ings to.
day about 800 market active ut about last weeks
prices. sheep Supply fair with an active de-
mand, and slight Improvement in prices. Hogs
ranging from l2Glaic., net, Flour more active
and hrmer. Wheat quiet. Corn firm; white, 81
sHss $fis!!sS Es,, Key. b.
Virginia ss, old. Sst. 4
CINCINNATI March al.-Corn IN good demand
at 7slla2c. Whiskey, Ode. Bless Pork, 81. Bz-
con--ohoulderS, lie. sides, lsGEac. Lard As0
LOUISVILLE, March sL-Corn quiet and I'M
changes Mess Pork. S2Isn. Bseon-shouldsrs,
Ilsc. clear sides, lstc. Lard, lssc. Whiskey.
ST. LOUIS March sl.zCorn armer; yellow, seq
sic. white, s3;1ssc. Whiskey firm at a4c. Pork,
irm at l!@l.!c.
Boston, March Cotton quiet and nominal |;
middlings 23c.; sales, $50 bales; receipts, 80
bales stock, l., 500 bales.
NORFOLK, March al.--Cotton dull and firm
stock, S COS bales.
CHARLESTON, March 31.-Cotton quiet and
STEADY at 2Ic; sales $50 bales receipts, ZIG bales
ports to Great Britain, sas ba!es STOCK, iHs"
bales.
.sAyASyAn, March aI.-Cotton quiet at SIC.
saIes SEQ bales receipts s67 bsLeS; stock, u, TO
bales
MOBILE, March 81. Cotton In good demand and
telding upward at eoi@sIc.: sales 500 bales re.
ceIpts sd bales exports, ~ bales STOCK, ~ ~
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March sl..-Cot.on quiet and
,taadv at sisl13lfc sses, 100 bales receipts,
AIS bales Exports-To Great Britain. LISA
bales New York OIL bales stock, lsa, $50 bales.
ton reboiled esGssc. Gold, MS. New York
sight, t@s premium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
General Lee-Obituary.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 3l.--General Lee
leaves here in the morning for Savannah
In accordance with his earnest solicitation
there vas no public demonstration. He was
visited at the Planters Hotel by large
number of citizens. His health is i'm
proving.
BENJAMIN II. Warren, well known in
financial circles throughout the South, died
this morning, aged seventy-four.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Marks

NEW York, March 31-Noo,,.-stocks stendy.
Money easy. sterling-Long. 1osa short, 100.
Gold, liz. s-2o's, 's2, lit. Louisiana as, new,
'2i. Lcvce e's, II: So, sa3. Alabama s's, %
s's, 80. ..
Evening" Money easy at sac pc, cent Sterling
heavy at Ioss@losa. Gold, Zig. Governments
steady hut shacc lower s-2o's, 'o2, 1901. South
crn Securities generally lower.
United States bonds-'a1's, ia 6-2o'e, go, ll0t
as. Ioai 5's, 1901; new, los3 rs, 1904: S. Ia3
lc-4o's, 1oss. Virginia e's, 20: new, 10. LouIsi-
lana e's, - =; new, tat rs, II; 8's, p5 Alabama
SIS, 20; Ss. IS. Georgia es. "a; 7's, o2s. soutl,
Carolina c's, So : new, SAL
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Of the House had carried away the treasure

OF the House had carried away the treasure
OF whole city. fLaughter.1 twas false
II anybody said it, and he, for one, would
spurn with. contempt the man who would
ask the House to try such question. But
If the House tried this question it would
have to try that.
After being seated, Mr.. Conner was al
lowed ten minutes for explanation. He
attributed the opposition of Mr.. Shanks to
the fact that his (Conner'sj father had been
@ prominent opponent to Shanks in con-
vention which nominated him to Congress,
and to the fact that Shanks supposed he
owned him (Conner) because he had nomi-
mated him TO the Naval Academy. AS to
Butler, he said that with oil his talents he
, (Conner) had been impressed to-day with
the conviction that Butler had missed his
calling, and would have made much bet
ter character for himself in the theatrical
profession as low comedian.
The Speaker reminded the gentleman
from Texas that his language was not par
liamentary.
Mr.. Butler: Oh, he doesn't know any
better. [Laughter.l
Mr.. Conner: I withdraw it, then.
sdlu lllc 1iVLA ISAho
had not told the House that he was turned
out of the Naval Academy for utter worth
lessness, and added that he was worthless.
The Speaker reminded Mr.. Shanks that
the gentleman from Texas was now mem
Der of the House, and that remarks which
were in order an hour ago we're not in order
now.
Mr.. Shanks: beg pardon of the House,
but not of the gentleman.
The Great James River yyater.ainc
in Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Mr. Stevenson,
Of Ohio, offered resolution in the House
to-day instructing the Committee on Com
mcrce to inquire into the expediency of
causing @ survey and examination to be
made of the line of water communication
between tide-watcr on James river and the
Ohio river at the mouth of the Kanawha
with view of ascertaining the practical
bility of water transportation between
these points. The resolution was adopted.
The Legal-Tender Question.
WASHINGTON, March Attorney Gene
raj Hoar argued to-day before the United
states Supreme Court for retpening the
| >SAN'Si uSSiciOI NulIu huS lluuC ny
mat court by 4 vote of ) to 8. lie argued
'llat there were vacancies OH the bench
when the decision WINS made. Mr.. Carlisle
opposed the motion, saying the court had
nothing to do with majorities or vacancies,
and that much trouble would arise from
such reviews of decisions.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Thc revenue
receipts to-day were 1875 1000.
The President and several members of
the Cabinet will attend the funeral of
General George II. Thomas at Troy, n. Y.
The national bank delegation to-day
argued further against the funding bill
before the Committee of Ways and Means.
Secretary Boutwell, presented q mass of
evidence to show that the banks could not
operate proftably on u per cent bonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

REMOVAL or THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPT
rAL.-The steamer Mountain Boy left
Wheeling OF Monday night last for Charles
ton, Kanawha county, the new State cap!-
tai, with the executive officers, their tami-
lies and household goods, the State ar
chiycs, ETC., on board. The State party was
expected to reach Charleston yesterday,
when they were to be formally received by
the civil authorities with addresses, and
the military with salutes, serenades, etc.
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Financial and Commercial.


..-'' -" o~
RICHMOND. Va, March 81, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Uhsot.-wh,ta g. busbele BOD 40 bueha,e
els. Mix.d none 'Ae'' As'''"' i-' ou'n-
6ots.-f Sso hnahe,a
PIE Sonn
49,
Whedt.-Whlte, 80 bushels good on private
teTHls; hcu. IA Dushels very INFERIOR az .! ~
nisnels very Gcod on private terms; - bushels
cotnil"n NJ ri.ia-5tota,. Ill, oa ousnei oc 70
Iora.IM mug. oo oushSis W S'c'' ~ oushels
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Women In the Ministry.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 3l.-The
Methodist Episcopal Conference has post
poned for one year Mrs. Van Cote's appli-
cation for admission to the Conference.
The sentiment of the Conference was against
Mrs. Van Cote, and resolutions compli-
mentary to her were tabled without debate.
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Steamer Disabled.

New YORK, March 3l.-The steamship
Camilla arrived here this morning with
thirteen persons from the disabled steamer
Venezuela, from Liverpool for Aspinwall,
leaving forty-six persons aboard to work
her into port. Rough weather followed,
and it is feared the Venezuela went down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

4 FAMILY FROZEN TO DEATH AND Con
srMED BY Chicago, March 3O.-The
Blue Earth City (Miun.) Post of the Goth
gives the details o: the freezing to death,
in the town of Soly, Blue Earth county, OF
the wife and three children of A. J.. Bates.
Mr.. Bates lived on the prairie, some dis
lance from any Other habitation. During
the prevalence Of u fierce storm his house
took fire ana was destroyed before assist
ancc could he obtained 10 remove the
fnmilY.
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sa;uo,ea.- 1,ro feet, Nc. & heart, Sts; two NJ
No. 4. heart, slons1i two feet, ssp n comEol
shingles, Sa6s7! t2-Inch, No. ! heart U0es
I2-inch, sap, s5N3s. =. -
EIdr.-BarRe barrels. % small barrels, vL7s.
VfnegGr.-Isie Of Wight. p gallon, ss@te.
WhedI.--W f1ite. choice, eLl0. Il,
WooI.-Wa shed, asGl4oc.; unwasheds 1Baoc.
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TIE SPRING TRADE IL New YnEK.-Thc
New lolk correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledyer says:
"Merchants continue to complain of the
hacEwarlneSs Of the spring trale--not one
particular branch. bu; all. The western
dealers a,c buying spaviuglT. while south
crn on crs, as q general thing, are said to
De much urlcr tie liberal mark which the
profitable cotton crop seemed to warrant.
Many arc inclined 10 attribute the existing
stagnaton to the uncertainty which attaches
tu the future Us the result Of the various
financial measures pending in Congress :;
but whatever the cause, there Gun be 10
gainsaying Tie effect, which is visible On
every side
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N. mckenzie, Hanover; John W. Powell,
Richmond; praying the removal Of their
political disabilities; which were referred
10 the Select Committee on the Removal Of
Political Disabilities.
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I.YSCHRTRG VA.

MARCH SOP. M-Recepts this week were
about the same as last. Rather less of bose, but
more of hog ,hcads and boxes, and while the mar
ket was Rather less active, and some grades rather
tain,d, ana some higher sales than any this sea-
SON. both for shipping and wrappers. Wequote ::
PrimingS. SJMs Lugs --lnf-rlor and COM
mon, Sfns1 good and smooth dark, S7.5Om 10 !:
luc working and smoking, SloMsl5 extr, yellow
smoking, S20NbSH. LcGc-lnteri"r and common.
:7Gt3g.5e: L cd and line shipping, 500 mSl2. 90
crs, ssM, good working filters, S0.5u0l $40 so
fine w.,l ng filters, sli4SE; extra working
$50 extr. Il e Wrappers. $GOMSe?.2o.
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Box CAUGHT IN MACnlSERY.-Boston,
March 3N-Thclom Ellis, son of the pro-
prictor of paper mill in South Dedham,
today got caught in the shafting, and was
carried over the shaft twenty times, strik-
ing violently against the ceiling above and
the stea.n-pipe below. He was denuded oil
al his clothing except one stocking and shirt
sleeve. No bones were broken, and he is
expected to recover.
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CoIored voters I'm CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, CT, March 3l.-The Repub-
lican State Committee authorizes the state
ment that the colored men cannot vote on
Monday, the fifteenth amendment not
having passed in time for them to register.
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Foreign aiasse,a-[BY rELreaAr,

Eoteign Hasksts-lBY TELIGRAFHI.
LoxnoN, March 81 ooR.-Uniied States bonds,
Oh. Tte0 o. Clock. United States bonds, Old.
LONDON, March I-.EueRing.- -Ccasoh, cat.
United States bonds, OH,
LIVERPOOL, March sl-yooa.-- Cotton quiet
sales win be ioSoo halea. dtSo o.
irmer sales win be ~ GOV bales. foxk, va %:
| and stesdy; Uplands, l.ej; aUTlsans, ulA&u<
salsa, lasa baah including s,saa esiss sos s&psts
] and ipeanlxtsca.
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Mons Observation-Disclosures BANKS.
The superior court of Buffalo has recently
made Gee sion III regard to uoury, which,
if generally sustained, will be of great i'm
portaucc to banks. 1t holds that national
banks are not subject to the laws of States
az TO the rate Of interest on discounts, in
asinuch as they derive their existence from
the General Govcrnment.-Netr York
Times.
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Anti.Interferenee Meetings In Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 3l.-The pub
lie meetings in protest against Mr.. Gull
lum's anti-polygamy bill continue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

A delegation representing the national
banks Of Massachusetts will visit Washing-
ton to submit memorial and urge tile
same before the Banking Committee against
certain provis ons in the funding bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
Safety Of the Crew and Treasure Of
| the Golden City.

San Francisco, March 31.-Ihe steamer
Fredelita has arrived ut San Diego with the
captain and missing crew and 100000 of
the wrecked steamship Golden City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
A Spanish Report from Havana.

HAVANA, March Silt is asserted here
that General Jordan is abandoning the Gu
ban cause, and has reached Lob-Key light
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
Ehe Annexation Vote IN San
RnnlInUn

HAVANA, March 3l.-The vote in San
Domingo is thirty for annexation 10 the
United States to one against it. The Domi-
nican papers favored the scheme on the
ground that the United States would civil
lze, tranquillize, and enrich the island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
Reduefion tn Railroad Fare.

New York, March 3l.--The Convention
OF, Railroad Ticket Agents here has agreed
on Eve per cent. reduction on through pas.
senger rates to the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
Various Items.
Norfolk Municipal Affairs,
special telegram to the dispatch.

NORFOLK, Va, March 81, 1870.
The new Council was organized tonight.
Francis Dc Cordy, the present incumbent,
was unanimously reelected Mayor, and G.
II. Rowland Recorder. All quiet. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

LAND SALE IN LOUISA C0uNTY.-Davld
D. NJ. Digges, land agent at Gordonsville,
Va, has Just sold near that place IA acres
of land. It Is remarkable how the country
around Gordonsville is filing up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
shipwreck-Carso of Coffee Lost,

NORFOLK, VA, March 3l.-The bark
Cricket, from Rio for Baltimore, reported
ashore seven miles south of Cape Charles
yesterday, has gone to pieces. Her crew
were saved. Five thousand bags of coffee
were lost.