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New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Counirn Rcal Cetate for Sale.

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nCTCIESS COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
H O scres large bnng; farm in excellent condition and first
class neghuOrnood. Puce $50 per ncre. -
FLORIDA PROPERTY for SALE.-At Man
i Fla John River Is miles from Jacksonville il
acres. the river On the place two dwell ngs,
good well Of
5000 good wharf at the place where
oil tie boats stop Address - --. - -.
ERUIT FARMS FOR SALE-3t, 12, 20, 45, and
Il $50 Acres from =, SO up depot At bargains
c. H. OLIVER No. Beekmsnst
TSA-ACRE FARM-0ne of the best in
sbO Dutcles County mile from Hopewel depot on d. G. r.
r. p New York good bnlngs land IN prime condition
Particulars apply TO T. j. VAN WICK esq, No As LIS
penarist o JOHN RAPALJB. Hopewell Junction
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QUARTEksAsTIK's OrrCE. I. > AEhr
PHILlDrLPHA. Pa, Nov. % 1876. J
-CE AI.En PROPOSALS of the form Furnished

- m The upder,gned In tnp,r will lie received Gs, II O'Clock
on I'M RsDAY a. 1870 for building slPEhihlEh
URSS LOGR the Fort Hrnson Nsucns tebrerY nea
Richmond tAs SsonI (emse a htsn"n Va sseorn
ing "a psps and which be obtained fom THIS once
,ho,r e,ripg Details and furnished br n ep
,gne copy Of the latter sh ibis sdy. .men De 1eh~'
...i n,ono.,ieg,r.d IIBNEY &. HODGES.
~ Major AND Quarsrnsst-r U. r. A.
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Sales bp Auttion
Corartnership Notites.

EEs.YoRz Dee 81 1870
A LEXANDER TAYLOR, Jr., withdraw
"A arn ths day the blnes, vii be eoG,1ne . heoor
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December II, 1870.
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed until Of January H. 1871 Tor drilling by naTbnep hoe'
f bssng At such points designate IN The tuu
p, and .h.it H,ets Astoria Said hoes 20 he from I've
TO fen i0 from aud hreequ,e I'D
70 W diameter Detail aud requirements furnished 3, ,bs
~ this Advertisement to he aaeh,d
a. e,ch nrpo,.l offered JOHN NEWTON, 1t Col Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NEWARK AND NEW-YQRK KA ILROAD.-

~ DEPGT IN SEwi YORK foot Of Leery y.. F1rs n,;I
pppsvr WEvyoRK FOR BERGRS-Ask AND REWARk-At
90 so T.Is 30 ais SO, s:H. $50, io:5a ithj 10y
SS 30 40 1oo I;3o 500 $50 500 $40. 100, 1to $40
s15 i0ts, l2:os , ,.y.r pppcvs A, s.oo ,.o IT'S
a.. IA ~ 10 go ::y $40 $50, 9ee 1890, IL
'~i wv - ' T. RlCKRR, slpenntsdsnt
IA p BALDWIN. Gea. PAssehgtr ARest
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Amusemenis.

WALLACKs.
r,pIS EoyDAY. J.a 2 PoR THE LAST TINE. THg RIVALS
PLAY, - w. '''' w"
"wARp
WITH NEW MUSIC, SCENERY. COSTUMES, AND APPOINT
cA.r,ct.r. BY Mr. JOHN BRorSHsM NJ, Holm cupypr ",
GEORGE CLARKE, MI. MADELINE HEyRI9UBs ais HELM
IkACi MS Fowler B'sie Mccormack, Ros., Clayton, BsJ
BOX BOOK oPgs
R0OTHs THEATEK.
LAST WEEK
CLOSING, NIGHTS
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
RIP VAN wrSKLE'
LAST MATINEE
RIP VAN wrsKLR
when be will h'v performed 9 SlS ~. remarkable character for
On sosDsg SD,Ylix jan ss',u, 1871,
"mcniLIEu"
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
Store III Broadway.
DOOTH's TIIEATER.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
ON MONDAY, JASo
EDWIN BOOTH
'nhe51 h, eIcnFITHs e5nP1l 17f's'i'e''"
in Bulwers grand Hisodesl Play Of thai Hsm,,
Mr. LAwREScE BARRETT.
xho,e have been secured for this engagement
on THE FOLLOWING SATURDAY EVENING
win be pruti for The this Thesr Mr Roo'os bs1ta
LOVE AND LOYALTY"
with
mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT
the leading Role.
Both PLAYS produced with la attention 70 detail ,mbse
ing NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES. APPOINTMENT, cni HACHlN
ERY. and with FILL ASD EFFICIENT COMPANY u0isr ths
stage direction of - - ..
Mr. D. W. WALLER
BoIook Seats mly be scuei SI pays si'hhe. 'hs
ususl pa
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FROM PESNsYLvASIA-Droac Case
Breach Of Promise, &c.-PiHs6urg, Pa.
April 1G.-John l.. Buckalew, nephew OF
Senator Buckalcw, was drowned in the Al
lcghcny river, above the Mechanic-slreet
bridge, this Z. NJ. He was with party of
eight young men in sal-hoat, and one of
the party in trying to climb to the top of
the mast upset the boat. All were rescued
except Buckalcw.
The cornerstone of st. Peters Catholic
Church, Allegheny City, was laid TO. day
with imposing ceremonies. The procession
was over mile long, with twelve bands Of
music.
4 breach of promise case, Jennie Me-
Bride vs. j. c. Wagner, an oil merchant at
Franklin. Pa, was decided yesterday. YER
diet for the plaintiff for $500.
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and also to allow Tie Pariaiars time to re.
fleet. The insurgents say we shoDt our
prisoners, and intend the overthrow Of the
Republic and the suppression Of the sub.
hdies Of the National Guard: These state
nents are false.''
INTERESTING ACCOUNT or THE FIGHTING
SATURDAY AND. SUNDAY.
r. LONDON, April 17.-Accounts received
gay that the Governmenttroops attacked
the position of the Communists ut. Yauyre
Saturday morning. The attack was sudden,
and took the insurgents completely By sur
prise, but they soon rallied, and after q
most determined fight, In which many lives
were sacrificed, succeeded in compelling
the Government forces to retire. Several
times during the day the fight was renew
ed, but the Communists were in the end
left masters of the position. During the
fight Fort Vauvre maintained a deadly fire
upon the ranks Of the Government troops.
entire day, every inch Of ground being OBJ
stinately disputed. When first attacked
the Communists fled preeipitately under
cover OF the guns of Fort Vauvre. They
rallied after some difficulty, and after, an
obstinate struggle regained their lost
ground. Both sides fought well, but the
Government troops suffered heaviest.
The fighting at Neuilly on Sunday con-
tinued from morning till night without any
advantage on either side. The Government
troops still hold possession Of the bridge,
and have strongly fortified their position.
The insurgents several times during the
day charged the barricades of the Govern
ment troops, and each time were hand
somely repulsed. ~@ ~
PARIS, April 17.-Last night was quiet.
The Communists captured some colors from
the Pontifcal Zouaves st Neuilly. .e..,r.
~ GREAT BRITAIN-THE HIGH COMMISSION.
LONDON, April 17.-The leading editori-
ais upon the report of the labors of the
High Commission are rs follows:
7 The Times says the case of the Alabama
has always created feeling of insecurity
in England and has demoralized American
politics. We hail the possible settlement,
and think that the arbitrators will acquit
England of responsibility for the deeds of
the Alabama. The Times admits that the
Alabama was partially fitted out at Azores,
and hence Portugal "is liable to our eXpe-
rience." The Times is evidently not SAN
guine of an immediate settlement, for it
warns the British public that lit is very
uncertain whether treaty will be ratified
by the American Senate"
THE LAST 1NsURGENT ORDERS IN PARIS.
PARTS, April 1.-THE last Communist
decree provides for methodical acquisitions
on the Parisians street by street. Another
convokes synodical chambers in order to
draft statistics of abandoned workshops and
arrange for their reopening by workmen
who are not their proprletors. ..ss..
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RAILROADS..
~ 81 d 90 8

l 81 % 30
|DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
and after MARCH sesh issl u
Train No. Through Passenger leaves klcn-
Maud daily Except Sundaye1 at 4 A. HI; lesVcs
DSnyt'le at ii:os a. NJ; arrives ss Greensboro %
Train o. IynchSurg FasHeneerJI saves Heb.
mono daily st s:lsA. ID. arrives at Lynch1uB AZ
r Ira, ~; 70 tThroughM.fi and Express, Leave:
dsi s at po;sz I'm; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Traiu No. q Through Mall aud Express) leaves
Greensboro daily a. 4. NJ; Iexyes Danytlle
daily. S:ss A. d.; arrives Of Richmond daily at
Train No. sCrhrough Psssenger) leaves GREEN'S
boro daily Except Sunda7s) at II :0s &. Nj leaves
Danvlle ct l:27 7. H.; arrives at Richmond at $40
p. a.
Train No. Hynchburg Passepsery leaves
Lynchburg daily at $50 E.. 81; leaves Burkeytuo
al. / E. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at 4 p. ID.
Trains nos. and connect NJ Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolins railroad for all points
South.
Train No. connects at Bnzkevills with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi. and Ohio Railroad fof
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South sno
Southwest can be procured st the ticket once In
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company viii please print ~ .
above. JOHN r. sMACMUaDU.
apis General Freight and Ticket gent.
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Reported Tor The R!chGo ni Dispatch.l
III" Virginia Annual Conference OF
African u. e. Church,
>TArNToN, Va, April Is, 1S,l.

>TArSToS, VA, April Is, ISL.
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Conference assembled per adjournment
Bishop Nnyman IL the chair.
Rev. Thomas VI, Cole conducted the
ul"uin- exercises.
The journal OF the previous session was
read and approved
The NTH question in the general minutes
H!> taken up, viz: What preachers are
admitted On trial!
Rev. ". D. W. Schureman presented
Rev. Elisha Webb, from the NJ. +. Church
>9utb hi, parchment. from under the
1and> Of Rev. Bishop Pierce, was read. On
motion, his orders were recognized, and he
admitted. The following were continued
-" 'i4l l.. w. Lee, J. Ii. Riddick, j. L.
Morris, J. y. scott, and Robert Davis.
Iar >.cond year class were called before
to" I.ar. ana after being addressed at
-"Li" l"uglh by the Bishop upon the duties
-: the Christian, were admitted into lull
connection. Their names are 7. VI. only,
4, !. G;ts;way. }. +. W. Moore, &. w.
PackcIt. and X. Gowans.
Rev. ". h. Derrick presented pream-
II" and resolutions upon ministerial unity,
which was discussed 1T length and finally
adopted.
az H14VIi abJblil 'ltu.
by special request, Bishop Wayman
preached 4 sermon 10 independent Order
81 GOOD >amarltuns. The church was
,lowd"d 10 its utmost capacity. The
BISHOP read for his text Phil. "a chapter
"'h verse: " Let this mind be IN you which
"a- also IN Christ jesus
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
Conference met pursuant to adjourn
lAJnt, Bishop NdyIuan III the chair.
kcr. II. X. Parker opened with religious
services
! h" journal was read and approved.
report from the Book Agent in Phlla-
u"iphla was Presented, read, and referred
:" the Committee on Book Concern.
k"'. J.. q. Walker, james OckOnv, and
fAitr br0wn, OF the VI. L. Church, were
!H'I"duccd 10 the Conference and invited 10
5"t's Within the bar.
J.. v. Lee, K. Davis, j. +. Morris, and
j. Ii. Rlddlck, were elected TO deacon's
orders.
K. J. Gasaway and E. W. Williams were
elected.
The name OF j. d. s. Hall was returned
Withdrawn from the A. NJ. L. Church.
He'. ". u. schureman announced the
CeHth Of Rev. Elisha Hill, who died last
June at SmithtieId, Va. His name WAS re.
'erred to The Committee on Memoirs.
Kew. W. F. Williams, from Onancock,
Va, preached at 3 Z. NJ.
FOURTH Days SESSION.
Conference ssembled-Bishop Wayman
IL the char.
Rcy. j. ". Digs conducted tie religious
exercises.
The journal was read and approved.
htN }. ". Di9gs, for being late at the
Conference, made an excuse after which
ne was eXOnerated.
he members OF the Conference next re-
ported The numbers in the several circuits
ana stations.
lie question Of fixing the place for the
next Conference was taken up. Rev. j. IL.
Vhrr nominated WytheYille. Rev. Isaac j.
i!iii nominated Salem. Rev. j. Is. uamIl-
ION nominated Nortolk. j. Strange nomi-
mated !.ichuond.
he claims Of each place were discussed
Al ttnRth. The motion prevailed in favor
81 richmond. Some Of the committees re-
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Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, some
time Emperor of Mexico, has been sued by
Il number of citizens of New York to re-
cover upon Il note given by the veteran pro.
nunciamentoist in 1865. Attachment
against property belonging to Santa Ana
in the State of New York has been granted
by the courts. .s...
The Mississippi river, in Louisiana, IS
only two inches below the high-water
mark Of 1862. Uneasiness is felt regarding
the leYees. The break at Villiere planta-
tons, below New Orleans, is under con-
tract. Weak points elsewhere are being
strengthened. .. ....
The revilers of Horace Greeley's chirog-
raphy may now prepare to turn their guns
southwark. The senior editor of the Mail
headed an article the other day GA Cut
and Dried Affair" The printers set it up
A Cat and Dried Apple" -Montgome r'y
Mail. ..... 49,. =,
The Capital tells of a challenge that passed
between senator Ames (BuLler's son-in-
law and Senator Frank Blair, which re-
suited only in trip to Bladensburg,
where, the parties having become sober,
they did not want to fight.
The Northern General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church will meet in Chicago
on the 18th day of May next, and be opened
with a sermon by the Rev. Trumbull
Backus, D. D.
Reliable advices received at Fort Leaven-
worth from the frontier represent that the
Indians are anxious for peace, and no fears
are entertained of any hostilities in this
State during the present season. &.
In New York Sunday evening man was
seen on the street cutting his throat with a
large knife, and a policeman chased him.
AS he ran he continued cutting himself,
and when caught was found to be dying.
One hundred miles of the California and
Oregon railroad, from the Columbia river
southwark, will he completed by the 1st of
May.
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COMMERCIAL =.
COIN AND FLOUR ExcHAFax,1
RICHMOND, VA, April II. ISL,

Wasas.-whits. SIS busheis Req, so snshsls. J.,
4brn--White, oss busheis., Mtxtd eos bushels.
Outs.-7g8 bushels. -.
Rye.-1A Dushels. ~. u I'll .*' s.i. !
Scree1siags--A bushels.
Medt.-12 bushels.
" sAbEa' 80
Whedt.-Wbite 40 bushels good ut 81 S.: Ils
busnels fair on private terms; ~ bushels common
ut s1.4s- total, ea2 bushels. -. * Fl.
Whedt. Red, Ils bushels very good at u 10 20
bushels fair ut &1.70 14S bashelS very good on
private terms: 96 bushels at 18 bus oels good
At 8l75 20 bushels prime at 8l.aototal, 32s bush.
els. as = i :. ?
co; n White, 42 bushels prime at ssc. 9eS
bushel good at ssc.-tofa s3s bushels. Mixed, 20s
bushels very good a. SEC.
0ats.- 32s bushels very good at SIC. acs bushels
prime at 5sc.-total, 7s2 bushels.
total, ID. bushels. 60
Me1l.-17 bushels at goc.
Scree1tngs.' IA bushels ut 81.
RE-EGHIBITED.
Whedt.-White, 10 bushels red, so bushels.
REMARKS.
The market was lively to-day, and grain of sill
kinds was firm. Corn stepped up to ssc. for prime
white. Oats sold readily at ssc. Tor best, and rye
was In demand at aoc. for prime. "
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
rrrrR FROM LEXINGTON.
,,,,ortaut Ac,ien of the Natle! Rail-
rond Company.
LEXINGTON. VA, April II. 1871.

roc,,lSr and very important meetlnS OF
.AnLnTlcv Railroad Company was heiu mere
!! Gr.ng aSrcrIa'ncd lha' 'ohslaclaol!
u.,-r than 4 MAJORITY a. inc >'och WIS Yep
..,cu.ci. Col. NJ. ~. l'Htt'la" W. ."t"'i ="
>,q:c the taii> an" P''>t'''">'' '"e '""Ns
Ea'roai 'e'aiH.H' ,,,,t t,o uho,o az tho
,a,. j.mna" stare" '"aI a''v Nn"n 49,, ~ ,uJ
..>h uccc>>ar! /" '''i''t .nc ".,ee ta.iiuaV
Asa NcrU Nu">'"otu ,N,,n' -. ,'r' n ""~,' GO
thousand dp"cdE. VII" wa. ny 49, -
sAurd Augu>t3. rms COUNTY na't !, r.
r.>rI 10 loi" INC >"n>S' 'tv'on' d. ~ WIS
r\pr,:c3 ne "o"u 90, 49, $3.50, n,H 80 ISi
made Ia raise II ''HP" i'''' e., ."", -, J"a
rmorc d.>''"'"SIus 49,, S,r rn how ~ ,a;s;n
Ya "ai i"'E '''" ~. 'r f " haI
E. a,an- iay aux Z" i"' .,,.N h,,,,sr''S ~,
f>gd 10 >"''>, ''.' ,,nS't;nn that ~,
,,,,. dollars "''!,>' -, va ,N -. n,,nr,,t
IL ,.a '' 't' "''' ,t ,,,,.a,.t,rs when IN.
S.. >;rtN a'"''7 '"e
,n,a : lei. ....,s -, ,,,to- from, tho ,r..;-
he III" -, cr-,,n IN wh;ch no
l.u' Mr. R"h'T' "atls'J; ~ ".A l,,a:t nc
49, That '!'> M>, p'opHsa..u"; non Nv ~,
Nh ne Terms ~ NV VA '"'
Ill, q "ti.lM"'' -, .,,., ,,,., ,.oou,,
,",a",. ia! MN ~" '',"' III " - '''''s
r.. jn>> {" SNOW "h"t 80 ~ "!'',' .>,
4 . IL.
The wrr'&' ana >,''.',W !" ~ ~
.u>t''.e's - " Va ''' Nv VI '"e
a.'"E.c, rouu,-d 70, t;ou
Judge s"'"tH u'o . u, al om,,G,oti,i. ,.;,,,
M,5A p.rN'>i""A - -. =" -: wy"
&c term. upon " i''ct CIV - W
atJ VOTED IL SUBSCRIBE 10 ''o S'oV" u Tue
Valley 'aI.r"H1. .., -,
If or Baltimore iE',nus nANs INC VIII
- y can very easily ma Tue way o! Hirnns.
II. 81 ,!a,. Il N"NA o"a pu'lliliS slau!e
i. STIR F&>G- 20. IL, = "n "iiHun' i'i nus
seat work, We >heuli no" 'Aii iol iarh OF
..r comi""lNy'! >h!"l sum Q! S-'"'oU'.
Il, thought thai iAe matter t"u'u oe >.t-
i>actor!.y arranged ny conference Win
-. authorities n Baltimore.
colonel William All III WAS dl>alEpo!httu
=, H." tone III M. CARROTS letter. IL
locked - il he meant to abandon The en-
.,rlIl,r. IL WAS not disposed 70 cast any
ensure uinH Mr. Garrett put we must
-a,,. - r&iro1d. ana |! he cannot d'N'Sr Inc
.,,y- aud lnean> 81 building H. We mus
ok ~ those " 10 cIn.
No,h>td1r hAd Gone al 'iiA' cotliu "e
.yity.rs 81 her. ana II NJ H"ilet' pro
10 Iha Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
&c ]; 'h"H aie n"t Wll'ilS 10 l"hc 'ne 'aa a :
Ter II which, Fortunately, we ana n9I W. W.
'.U.',3 H'|C III. t"lt"3 ''''" "''''" ''i'
.r.d. ii" offered the following
W nyIca> NJ have reason |" hciic'e mat
'hc CAr>a?cahc and ono ka'Goad Com
Ptny : "!,lnG 10 aid Us IN promptly car
a,I"- iur"Nd IN" alley ralir"an'
i",p.r'r, MAJ we Aprons committee
our 10 confer win Inc NheHal'eahe Ali0
't.o ki!TohN company ana ascertain II
rms mutually satisfactory, ana when
~,.il! look - "naA!nE TINS company 10 put
n. laN al least oil the lin" unUrt con
'.1tll> summer, can ne made: SAID com
"t.'" - report 10 an ADJOURNED meeting
# bis company 10 lie held here on May
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RABHNE fNTEa1.SgENCa

rOHr OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1871
ARRIVED.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood, Sharrett, New York,
iron. Tredegar Company.
Schooner Frank Waters, Brewster, Woods
Hole guano, Allison L Addison.
Schooner John G. Hewry, Dilkis, Annapolis,
light Richmond Granite Company.
SAILED,
Steamer j. W. Everman, Holmes, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Ellie Knight Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, VIM. P. Porter q Co.
MsMORAGJ UNI.
WEST POINT, April l7.-Arrived, steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company.
and sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH
CHARLESTON, ). c., April l7.-Cleared, schoon-
er Maryland, for northern port.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
view YORK stock and MONEY mari,ei

New XVrk bsock anu MONEY Markets.
; EEwrYoRKs April l7.-Eouthetn securities /:
Tennesaee s's, ass new ses Virginia SIS, 81 new,
7s, Louisiana s's, 60 new, %. Beree e's ~ SIS,
81 Alabams s's, 1ol; SO, 70. Georgia SIS, 50 7's,
3d. North Carolina e's, IS; new, 25. South Caro-
lima a's, Il; new, 500. Es# 2 1..-s@s >
Money waa more active among the stock brokers
THIS afternoon at per cent, but Government
bankers were supplied at and per cent. ster-
ling exchange cloeed strong at ITO. Gold opened
at llo sold down to l1oi and thee rallied and sold
up TO llti@l1l. Governments we're strong and
steady all day, with but little change from the
opening SIR, III; '62's. 1lat; 'e4s, ll5a; 'e5's
new ll2t 'o7's, i19s 1855, 1l23 lo4O's lcai.
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NEW YORK, April I7.-Cotton quiet and easier;
sales. 1877 bales uplands, Hsc. Southern -four
changed; common to fair extra, So s5@4t750;
good to choice, S5.55@S9. Wheat unchang, d,
with little more export demand; winter red and
smber western, 81 .83@Sl.ss. Corn unchanged.
Rice quiet at st@sic. Polk, SlS.75. Beef dull.
Lard heavy kettle, 1lac. Whiskey, soc. Naval
stores steady. Freights shade hrmer.
BALTIMORE, April T7.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nally unchanged. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat
firm; with light receipts Corn frmer; white
southern. 7SGsoc:; yellow southern, 7e@77c::
SIC. Pork quiet Mt $40. 5o Bacon quiet; shoulders
sac. rib Sides loSc. clear rib, lie. hams, l7d
l7Sc. Lard quiet at l2Sc. Whiskey-Small sales at
CINCINNATI, april H.-Flour dull and droop
ing; family, &62o0$e.45. Corn quiet and un
changed. Mess PORK uroopipg at SO. Lard lower
at lie. Bacon in limited jobblng demand; shoul-
ders, 71c.; clear sides, loc. Whlskey, s8c.
ST. LOUIS, April l7.-Flour dull and unchanged.
:"c. Pork nominal. Bacon heavy; clear Sides,
1o@loi:.
LOUISVILLE, April IT, Flour dull and I'M
changed. Corn, sacked csc. Mess pork dull 1T
, $3.50. Lard steady. Bacon Shoulders Tic. ;
clear sides, loc., packed. Whskey, SEC.
LOUISVILLE, April T.-Tobacco active {: sales,
lac hossheads lugs $5.25@s6.5o low to fine lear,
s7@f7.25.
NEW ORLEANS, April H.-Sugar-Prime, oi@
loc- 81 olasses-Good lermenting, 3o@aOc.; p III
tatlon, reboiled. 35@i5c. New York sight, IRE
MUM, Gold, Ill.
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TeIeeraphc Summary. 81

VCTCS THPHC SuHNHHnEys
Martin Carera, ex-President of Mexico,
is dead.
The rates on cotton from Memphis to
New York by rail have advanced to sc cents,
and by river and rail cents less.
There is strong feeling among Republi-
cans at Cleveland, Ohio, in favor of Ben.
Wade for Governor, and strong efforts to
make him run.
Fifty-two newspapers of Mexico advo-
cate the reelection of Juarez President,
forty-four for Portria Dias, and ten for
Tejada. The Congress met on the 1st in
slant. They are having the usual Mexican
scramble over the Presidency and a ma
tional loan which Romero recommends:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
TWO DAYS OF HEAVY FIGHTING.
PREPARING FOR GERMAN IN.
PREVENTION.
The Smelling of Paris-A Shell in the House
of the American Minister Proclamation
from Theirs.
THE LONDON TINES ON THE ALAB4Ni
Z l. 4 ] II S.
&c. &C., &c.
&C., &C., 81
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
PARIS, Sunday, Noon.-The attack on
Porte Dauphine continued all day yester-
day.
The quarter Of the Champs Elysees is
much damaged by shells, and fragment OF
one struck the American legation. in the
avenue Josephine, where MIR. Washburne
remains. His family have departed.
Barricades have been ordered III the quar-
tiers of the Tuilleries and Belleyille, which
render Paris imrregnable.
1t is estimated that the loss of the Yer
sailIes army in two days past reach 1,OO0
killed and $1,000 wounded.
Departure from the city, except for males
between nineteen and forty years of age, is
unrestricted.
NJ. Chaudrey, editor of the Steele, has
been arrested.
On Sunday night there was firing in all
directions, and thirty-three shells struck
the Arc de Triomph.
No interest in the elections. General
Cluseret says that the talk Of a demand for
surrender within twenty-four hours is nom
sense. It is very we'll for persons accus-
toned to capitulate, but our soldiers will
LEFT gnnpowder bear back their answer.
The city is provisioned for three weeks.
| The sale of horse flesh has been resumed.
RUMORED INTERVENTION OF TIE GERMANS.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from Paris
Yesterday evening says the Germans ut
Cretial have been reinforced by 1e, 900 men,
and are preparing to intervene.
The detachment of Versaillists on the
island of Grand Jean have escaped.
The Commune is resolved to continue
the defence to the last.
A dispatch from Versailles to the Times
| saws the Government announces that Paris
| is completely invested, and another dis
patch from Versailles says the Versaillists
occupy the Prussian trenches at Men0on,
| and that sixteen guns are pointing towards
| Issy and Waivers.
General MacMahon has summoned the
insurgents at Amiens to surrender.
The Prussans are massing around Paris.
A correspondent Of the Independence
| Beloe saws the affair on the approaches to
| Amiens was disastrous to the Communists,
and their lines are filed with dead.
ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM THEIRS.
LONDON, April I'm. Theirs has issued
| a circular in which he says:
"The insurgents are emptyln9 tn m.
houses and selling their furniture: Inc
| Government continues to temporize ior the
purpose of collecting an irresistible 1osee,