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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

HANDSOME LOT ON THE WEST
lLINEOrHULL b TWEEN JOKES AND
HARRISON STEEATS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Af;er the FOREGOING sale, Will be so q
yALUaBf.EI0r. located as above, on which
stands Il BLACK tNITBs' SH.P. frontlnS sis
feet, running back les feet to an alley 1fteen feet
wide on,,r
TERMS: At sale. w. GODDlN,
M AuctlOueer.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, April II

NEW 1OBkI april IL.
Commodore John S. Chauncey, Of the
United States Navy, died in Brooklyn
yesterday. he entered the navy In 1918
from this State, and was commissioned
Lieutenant in 1926 Commander in 1s4l;
Captain in 1855; Commodore in 1858.
1nthe examination Of President Rol.
ston, Of tho Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, yesterday, in reference to the
Erie stock claimed by English stockhold.
ers, the fact was disclosed that in De.
cember, 1870, and January, 1871, about
four thousand certificates were taken
possession Of by Coleman, and had been
presented TO the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and cancelled; and that the
new issue OF stock represented by these
certificates had been issued by the Erie
railroad company and countersigDed by
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Upon the basis Of this Cancellation, there.
fore, il Is contended that the stock
the Erie railroad company proposes
10 issue to Heath, Raphael, and others,
would DO an over issue, and consequently
worthless. A further examination ofthe
Erie stock books has been had, and
near two thousand shares Of stock claim
eddy English stockholders were identi.
fed.
Iu the case of.he Boston, Hartford, and
Erie railroad company, in bankruptcy,
the Adams Express Company objected 10
the appointmentby the State Of some as
signee In Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
and Connecticut, on the ground that they
do not reside within this Jurisdiction.
Judge Blatchford sustained the objection.
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The Austrian or German press have
been going into very curious calculation
In regard 10 the war indemnity Of 5,0O0,-
000, 900 francs which the French have "a
pay the Prussians.
The following Is their calculation:
Five milliards 5000, 900 Of lancs,
In gold Napoleons weighs 81, 259 cWtS,
weight. Loaded in wagons carrying each
tiVeIons gross, its transport WouldrequiIe
a train Of see such wagons
The same Sum In silver five franc pieces
represents q weight Of 600 900 cwts. A
smart specie clerk can count 40, 900 francs
in five franc pieces In an hour. Admitting
such clerk had commenced his count At
the age OF twenty and had counted
eight hours q day every day, and 800
days each year, he would hsve reached
the age Of seyenty.three before he had
terminated the Job.
Mthese 100000, 900 Of francs had been
10 single ftanc pieces ranged fat in q line
they would extend a distance Of 115, OOO
kllOmetres-miles equivalent TO nearly
one.thi>d Of the distance from the earth
to the moon.
A like sum in a chain Of gold coins Of
twenty francs each would extend dis.
lance Of exactly 100 German miles, 9,TSO
English miles,
FINALLY, U We consider that les than q
milllard Of minutes have elapsed since the
commencement Of the Christian era, and
admitting that a series Of men had thrown
into . heap Of hye.franc piece, or dollar
every minute by day and night, through
out the whole i,S7OyeArSS they would mol
have exhausted the amount Of War,in
demnlty which France has 70 pay L
! Prussia.
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Railway Accident in New York.-OiI
Train Burned.
HoWELLs, n. =, April L

HowELLs, n. Y, April 10.
An accident occurred near here yester.
day forenoon, resulting In the destruction
Of several oil cara, Two cars Of lumber,
and two cars Of grain. The freight train
bound east on the Erie railway, when two
miles west oil this place, broke In two parts,
the forward part was quickly brought TO
halt, and the rear coming after at rapid
rate ran into 1t, and struck with such
force that the fire Jared out Of tho engine,
which communicated with the oil cars
loaded with unrehned kerosene, and set
them on fire. Tho tanks almost immedi.
ately burst, and before anything could 10
done the entire train was 10 flames. The
cars were completely destroyed, and tue
track burned for over 800 rods the ties
being burnt under the rails, and the rails
melted into all sorts Of shapes. A guam
tily Of timber and uuderbrush along the
side Of the track, being very dry, was also
entirely destroyed. The flames were seen
to shoot upward over one hundred feet.
PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, April II.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock q
freight train running east on the eastern
division Of the Erie railroad broke In two
about two miles west Of Middletown,
and causing q most disastrous accident TO
the Erie company. AS soon as the dis
connection Of the train was discovered an
attempt was made to unite them again,
but the train came together with fright
Iul shock and almost at the moment OF
tho collision, fire was seen issuing from
the coal cars. Efforts were made to de-
tach the burning cars, but before this
could be done the cans were on fire. They
were in a short time consumed together
with tue contents. Seven were oil tanks,
two was loaded with lumber, two with
corn and one with flour. None were kill.
ed, one man was seriously burned. Loss
to the company Is from fifty to sixty thouS.
and dollars. The track was utterly de.
stroyed and trains were detained until
nearly midnight.
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The Latest News.
THE SCRANTON TROUBLES.
An UnprOmi,ing State of Affairs.
The Miners Refuse to Work or Let
Others Work.
LANCASTER, Pa, April 10.

@-e'~'A~AAA = ~A'l ARAA ave-
The remains Of Lieut.. Waerner and his
corporal were accompanied 70 tho grave
by 20 Of their comrades. Tho entire com.
pany was expected TO attend the funeral,
but oil but six have deserted.
The Directors Of the Delaware, Lack
anna & Western Railroad, together with
the President, Sam. Sloan, arrived this
afternoon. A conference was at once held
consisting Of q delegation Of six miners,
bu! the result Of the conference was not
near as favorable for resumption as anti.
cipated. The Delaware & Western Com.
pany will concede nothing. President
DlXcl, of the Delaware d Hudson Coal
Company, claim that this Company is
willing TO grant the miners anything they
desired, even more than the prices paid
previous 10 the strike, limiting any agree.
ment entered into 10 three or six months,
and arbitrate and settle upon q perma.
nent and enduring basis, These facts will
be communicated to the miners at a meet.
ing called for tomorrow. That the miners
will not accede to the terms Of the Della.
ware, LackawaAna and W. Company Is
certain. Equally certain, they must do
something or starye, their credit at stores
having become exhausted.
One mine, that Of Hill & Fellon, will
attempt 10 resume work by tomorrow,
and the miners will fight 10 prevent It,
Ali the militia hero arc miners, and bold
" announce they will not project "black-
legs"
George Finney, operator, while walk.
ing through the woods near his works
this afternoon was shot at, large pistol
ball passing through his hat. He saw
two men running away, but was unable TO
identify them. Everybody Is excited /;
some responding, others hopeful.
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RUNAwAY.-About a quarter before
eight O'Clock, yesterday morning, the
team attached to the Cadiz hack started
to run away from tho post-offlce yard,
while the driver was delivering the mail.
One Of the horses seemed more willing 10
stand than TO run, and was thereby forced
against the gate post. In emerging from
the yard tue wagon also caught and was
turned over, landing in the gutter bottom
side up. The horses were halted nt the
post.ol1lce corner and found to be all
right, save tue loss Of little hair. The
wagon was not very seriously damaged.
Everything was made right again in time
to start for Cadiz about the regular hour.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, April II.


Gold has been dull and steady through.
out the day at 1l0tall0t. Loans Ia3 per
cent. Cleafings Sc 4 900, 900. Governments
firm and a fraction higher than yester-
day. Tomorrow the Treasury will buy
at least two millions 5.20s, which TACT Is u
support to prices. Stocks opened strong
and the features have been New York
Central, Scrip, Hudson, Reading, Wabash
St. Paul, North Western, Rock Is.
land, Ohio and Union Pacific. Marietta
and Cincinnati first preferred, sold a few
hundred shares at 29ta29f, which
was brought into notice again by
an unsuccessful negotiation Of the
Ohio and Mississippi mortgage. The
stockholders of the New York and Har.
lem road have voted to increase It's cap.
ital stock one million. The stock mar.
ket closed very firm. Money this morn.
ing was firm at 0a7, and closed at Gao
per cent Receipts Of currency from the
interior are increasing. The efforts to
make money artlfcially dear have been
abandoned Tor the time being, and con.
siderable amounts of capital heretofore
Withdrawn from the market were return.
ed to active circulation to-day. State
bonds dull but firm. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills 1901.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
MAsHrNoToN, April u.

WASHINGTON, Aprl II.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered the following:
That the Committee on Finance Is hereby
instructed, during the recess Of Congress,
to carefully examine the existing system
of taxation, with view to propose such
amendment TO the bill Of the House re-.
pealing certain taxes, now pending In the
Senate, as will simplify and reduce both
the internal taxes aud the duties on i'm
ported goods, now in force, and In such q
manner that the aggregate Of such taxes
shall not exceed the sums required to ex-
ecute the laws relating to the public debt
and the current expenditures Of the Coy
eminent, administered with the strictest
economy, so that the taxes may be distri.
buted 10 impose the least possible burden
on the people. The resolution was laid
over until tomorrow.
The General Amnesty bill, which pass.
ed yesterday In tho House, was received
and laid on the table.
Dir. RoBERTsoN gave notice that be
would ask the Senate 10 take up the bill
before the session Of Congress ended.
Mr.. EDMUSDs then gave notice, II shall
object"
Mr. ROBERTSON replied that he wanted
to sec whether there was q majority Of
the Senate disposed to object. ,u
The resolution 10 admit Blo3gett and
GoldthwaiIe coming up in order, 1t was,
on motion, ordered 10 be laid on the table.
Yeas 10; nays II.
The Ku.KluX bill was then taken I'D.
Amer 8 debate, and without syote upon
the bill, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr. RANDALL, the Senate
bill to pay Mr.. Schenck his salary as Min.
ister Of England, was taken from the
Speakers table and passed.
Dir. MCCRARY, from the Committee on
Elections, reported resolution declaring
the election for members Of Congress held
in Tennessee, on tho 9Th Of November,
1870, was held on the day fixed by the
law and therefore is not void, which was
adopted.
The House then proceeded to the con.
siderati0n ofthe Senate amendments to the
deficiency bill. .l Hr.
DIr. DAWES proceeded to explain the
amendments and action Of the Select
Committee, to which they had been re.
lerrCd. .t... ...
Mr.. Cox addressed the House In con.
demnation Of all deficiency bills.
Aflor further debate and without finish.
ing tue bill the House adjourned.
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FINANCIAL,
7-3O GOLD LOAN
or TIE
Northern Pacific Railroad
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK

The building Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
(begun July lAsO, Is being pushed forward with
great energy from both rxtrSmllieS or tho line
Several thousand men are employed In MinuS-
sofa and on the PAEide coaSt The gTGde 10
| nearly completed 266 miles westward from Laks
superior; trains are running over 1850 miles OF
finished road, and t1eklAy Ing Is rapidly pro-
crossing toward the eastern border Of Dakota
Including itJ purchase Of the St Papl d Paeiac
Road, the North m Pacific Company now has
AS miles OF completed road, and BY Septemh1r
next this will be Increased TO at 10 Of $50.
4 GOOD lNHST1ENT. Jay Cooke / Co.
are now selling, and unhestAtlngly recommend
IS Profitable and perfectly Safe Investment, the
Northern PGCldc railroad Company. They have
80 years to run, bcir Seven and Three.TenthB
per cent. gold interest (nore than Sper cent cur.
reney) aud are secured by 6rstand only mortgage
on The ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS EQUIPMENTS, and
also: as fast as the ro!d is completed, on
track, or 800 Acres for each $i.O0l Bond. They
are exempt from L. s. Tax; Principal and In.
terest arc payable In Gold; Denominations:
Coupons, 500 to $1,000; Registered, 800 70
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 1905
are II all times receivable at TEN PAR CENT.
ABovBPAH, In exchange for the Company's LSnds,
at their lowest cash price. This renders thi N
pra ,iically GSTEREsT DEARTNO LAND WARRANTS.
| SINKING FUND. The proceeds OF all stlss Of
Lands arc required to be devoted 10 The re pur-
chase and cancellation OF the Fret Morgsge
Bonds Of the Company. The Land Grant Of tho
/ Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres This In
mense sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel tho
principal Of the Compauy's bonded Gebt beloto
Il falls due. With their ample security and high
rate OF interest, there 10 no investment. aceeSSi
bio to the people, which Is more FROEITAHLE on
aAFE.
EXCHANGING U. s. FIVE.TWENTIEs. Tho
success Of the new Government per cent Loan
will compel The early surrender OF United STATED
9 per cents. Many holders Of RlyeTwentiea are
now exchanging them for Northern Paeidc
Seyen-Thirlies, thus realizing hand, ONE prUht,
and greatly Increasing their yearly iucomo
OTHER SECURITIES. All marketable Stocks
and Bonds will be received at their highest cu1-
rent price In exchange fer Northern Pacific
Seven Thirtles. EXPRESS cHAn0Es gu Money or
Bonds received. and on SeTen.Thirtles sent IN re.
turn, will be paid By the FinHnela Agents Fun
Information, maps, pamphlets, etc eau DO OBJ
iAlnGd on application az any agency, or nom
the undcrslglcd. Fur sLlOby
JAY COOKIE 81 CO.,
PHILADELPHIA. New YoRK, WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad 70.
ByBANKS and BANKERS generally through.
~ r. cRANcLE,
APPS President Cit BInE.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April II,

CorToN-Steady; middling 14fc.
FIoUR-Fim at 50 8Oa8 30. l
GRAiN-Wheat-Qulet; red 81 27a1 80,
Corn-Dull at 60a57c. Rye-Unchanged,
Oats-Dull; choice mixed at SIC; No. 2 al
SIC. Bnley-Firm; choice at 81 03Gl o.,
GRocRRIEs-Cofee Firm; prime at
1sa1slc. Molasses-Prime New Orleans
at g5a6sc. Sugar-Firmi New Orleans
prime at 11a1lfc.
OtLs-Linseed Oil Steady at CSC,
Lard oil-Dull at CSC. .-..
EG0s-Unchanged.
BurTER-Steady; fresh at S0aS2c.
CuEEsR-Firm; factory at 10al7c.
SEEDs-Cloyer at 10a10tc. Timothy al
IS 60a5 25 for common to choice.
PRoy1sIoxs-Pork-Dull; held at GEO.
no sales. Lard-1ltallic. Bulk Meats
Unchanged; shoulders held At 6ia8tci
sides at StaSRa9tc.. Bacon-Shoulders
held at 7ic; sides at 9tal0fc.
Ho0s AND CATTLH-Unchanged.
TOBACco-Firm.
WuIsKY-At S6c.
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Connecticut Election.
HARTFoRp, CoNN., Anil II.

HARTFORD, CONN, April II.
The Board Of CanvasSers met to-day,
and postponed the canvass Tor Governor
State officers and members Of Congress
until the 2lst inst. Unofficial certificates
were issued TO Congressman elect Strong
Starkweather and Barnum, but owing q
the close vote in the Second District, none
were given to Kellogg. Kendrick ap'
peared by counsel and claimed that the
Board OF Canyassers Is the final Judge o.
Election and asked that the votes for him
put into the wrong box 10 New Haven
and elsewhere be counted for him. The
hearing Of this question was postponed
until the 22d.
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NOTICE.

The defendants arc hereby notlaei that the
depositionS OF Louis AsnOs, BelIhAsAr Sehul and
0Lhrrs will be taken Al the la Oillce Of Gibson
I. CranmCr, on the N. &. eoruIr OF Monroe and
Fourth streets, 10 the city Of Wheeling, eoun.
" OF Ohio, and state OF West Virginia, on the
ath day oiAptll, 1871, between the hours OF 9
O'Clock a. n and 9 o'clock ?. n, TO be read In
evidence In the above named cause, on behalf Of
the foregoing plaintiff, 10 . cause pending 10
chaneery In the Circuit Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, wherein Louis AsmOs is plaintiff and
nexed OF the estate Of William Felt.
man, deceased, Augusta Peltman, MARY
beakerd, and - Beakerd, her husband, aud
Catherine Whermlcar. aud - WhGrmlcRr,
her husband. are defendants. And II from any
cause the taking OF said depoAitiOuS ShAll not b.
commenced, or being commenced, shall not BE-
completed on that diy, the taking OF the same
will Do adjourned irOm timo to time until the
same shall be completed.
To said defendants: LOUIS ASM0S.
Bye. L. CRANAER his Attorney Gp6.Th
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A COOP SELEcTIOS.-We think the
voters of Peasc township, Belmont coun.
ty, did Themselves credit and rewarded a
meritorious gentleman, by re-electing
James Dean, Of Martins Ferry, assessor
for the ensuing year. II we arc not mis-
taken this Is the fourth time Mr.. D. has
been chosen to fll tho positions cOmpli.
ment to his capacity and. impartiality.
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An Irish couple some time since were
sent into tho State OF Pennsylvania to
take charge Of farm. During tho first
night, however, not being accustomed tc
the countryside woman complained that
she heard some very queer noises outside,
and remarked that It sounded very much
like a "Dulcimer;" but upon investigation
in the morning It was found 10 be only
the COW, which, with an old bell around
Its neck, was parading up aud down in
front Of the house.
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HAYTI.
Hostility TO any Intrusion by the
United States.


United States.
KINGSTON, April 8,
The President Of Hayti, since the dc.
parture of the San Domingo Commission,
has received addresses from members Of
the Government, signed by every town
and village Of the Republic, protesting
the attachment Of Haytiens to their M.
tlonality, and their determination to
mainlain their independence agsinS: in.
trusion, from whatever quarter and in
whatever manner 1t may show itself.
The the addresses breathe the same senti-
ments against annexation.
The Aonitsur says that in the Con-
gress and press Of the United States u
discussion has taken place In reference to
the annexation oil the whole island, and
adds that as far as Hayti is concerned, the
Government md people Of tho United
States cannot beconylneed too early o. the
utter imposSibility Of such an event The
addresses, with signatures, appear in OH.
cial papers. The President has not made
q reply to any Of them.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Fr,ED.-August Weidebusch got into o
fight down in the Eighth Ward Monday
evening, and was arrested therefor. Yes
to-day be had hearing before Esq
Schultz, who fined him FIVE dollars and
costs, and required him to give bond in
the penalty Of one hundred dollars to
keep the peace for oneyear.
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WASHINGTON.
MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. coLFAx AND Mr.,
WADE.

MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. coLFAX AND Mr.,
WADE.
WASHINGTON, April II.
A special states that Vice President
Colfax will leave on Monday next for his
home In South Bend, where he will re.
main until the assembling Of the extra
session Of the Senate.
Hon. Benjamin F. Wade having closed
his duties as President ofthe San Domingo
Commission, returned 10 Ohio this morn.
ing.
The testimony taken by the Commits.
sioners and the Voluminous documentary
evidence Is now printing Ot tho Govern
ment office,
DR.. Howe Is still here, and will proba.
bly, remain until tho testimony Is printed.
THE WORLD CONGRATULATED ny AN
ENGLISH EARL.
Earl DeGreys speech at the Masonic
Banquet last night was continually inter.
rupted by applause by his auditors. In re.
spouse to. Mr.. Willianls,the Earl made the
next speech, in which he congratulated
the world on the Frightening prospects for
the more complete unity between the two
great English speaking communities.
y. In order to consider tho amnesty bill
hon the House the Senate will have to
modify its rule Of prescribing the subIec!
Of business for the present session, An
effort will be made in that direction after
the Ku.Klux bill has been acted upon.
Senators adhere to the opinion that a vote
will be reached upon the bill by Thurs.
day, and think that the prospects are tay.
orable for an adjournment Of the session
on Saturday. .F..-a...
SPAIN AND TIE s. A. REPUBLICS.
The armistice between Spain and the
Pacific Republics was signed to-day at
the Department Of State. The conditions
are: Fist-The armistice cannot come
to au end unless notification TO that effect
has been given three years before hostill-
ties may DO resumed. Second-Trade is
to be resumed at once between the 6ellig-
erents as well as neutrals. Third-NegO.
tiationS for a final peace begin next week.
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Lrnoh.LaR at stauntOn, Va.

STAUNToN, VA, April II.
Thomas Hodges, the noted hosethlef
and murderer, who shot and fatally
wounded WhitlOck on Friday night last,
was taken from Jail In this place about 10
O'Clock this morning by mob and hang
ed. Hodges had shot and killed six men
In this locality before he shot Whitlock.
This Is the first act Of lynching that ever
occurred In this community, and Is uni.
versally commended.
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Philadelphia Market.
PuILADRLPuIA, April

FLouR-Dull; extras IS 75a6 25.
GRAN-Wheat-Firm; red Western
Al 64al 65. Rye-unchanged. Corn
DUH; yellow 7Sas0f, and mixed western
75a77c' Oaa-Firm At 0Sa69c.
PRoy1soSs-Declining, Mea Pork
go GOAL 90. Lard held Of l2fe
LEUI-UnehAnged.
WuSKY-Dull Of 92Gq22o..
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WTEST VIRGINIA, OHIOCOUNTY
w CIRCUIT CoURT-April5 5, 1871.
to,ts A.,n,,. f,o,,ni.t,,,.

r.
DalthAslr Schul, Administrator In Chancary.
Of the estate OF Vim. FeltmAn,
with the will annexed Il al.
Tho object OF this suit IL 10 obtain decree for
tho sale Of the real estate OF William ReltnlAn,
deceased, or so much thereof as will satisfy the
eomplainant's claim Of S3I9 OI, and Il appearing
rom an affidavit Aled in this cause, that MHry
Catherine WhcrmIcaF. and - WhurmIcar, htr
husband, are not residents OF tho State OF West
Virginia, on motion OF the plaintiff, by his attor'
ney, II Is ordered that they do appear 70 within
one mouth from the date Of the arst publication
Of this order and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interests herein.
Teste: SAMUEL D. McCULLOCn, Clerk.
q. L. GRAMMAR, Attorney for Complainant.