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FRoas svAsH1Naror. !
Especial Correspondence 81 Tho n,sr,.,

-, W ARLINGTON, May q. 1sTa.
1t is no longer 60 be- n sn r. s,cte i
that the Administration element IL unrE.
Ing actively in support OF the :, r =.
nomination or President Grant, no mt
ter how serious the rebnffs arc which
come from those Radicals who do not de-
sire to commit themselves so early in the
fray. Grant will be hard man to beat in
the coacenticn, and 1t Is by no means inl-
probable that his friends who ruled the
Radical party during the last session OF
Congress will refuse all overtures Of COM
munication whatever with the other cle-
mcnts in the organization who are ready to
discuss the propriety Of this denomination.
The man most willing to wage vigorous
war In support Of his OWL claims to the
consideration Of the party rs opposed to
those Of Grant Is thought to be Logan.
Boutwell, Is talked of In rather quiet way,
but some Of his friends assert that 80 long
as ne IL member Of the present Admins
tration he will not consent to be an obsta-
Gle in the way of Grant. On the other hand,
many OF those who would rather have
Boutwell, for their standard.bcarer than
Grant point to the circumstance that the
reduction of the debt, which has been used
publicans in all sections Of the country, is
due altogether to BoutwelPs economic cd
ministration of the Treasury Department,
and these persist In not allowing their
names to be used rs present endorsers of
the movement to renominate Grant. Per-
haps there may be some developments of
the prevalent feeling in prominent political
quarters when the various ex-army conven-
tions in Boston meet for their annual jubi-
lee this week, as these meetings will be at
tended by number of politicians with an
eye directed towards the next Presidency.
Senator Morton is very positive that the
new treaty will be ratified. Should it not
be, we may expect rumors of war. For
some reason it is believed that Sumner will
oppose it bitterly; but there can be no
ground for this assertion. In Conservative
quarters the impression seems to be that on
the Democratic side Of the Senate there will
be little opposition to any OF its very i'm
portant features.
The mention comes that Cameron is to
be the Republican candidate for Vice. Pres
ident, but it does not seem to be very well
received. There is no telling, however,
what this old politician will accomplish. 1t
Is 6y no means improbable that if he desires
to be second on the ticket he will find n way
to convince large number of the party
leaders that no harm could befall the organ
izatlon by placing him there. TIMoN.
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Mr.. Preston Fl. Leslie, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Kentucky, ls the
present acting Governor. He was presi-
dent of the State Senate when Gov. Steven
SON was elected to the United States Senate.
de is regarded as man OF. high csarac-
ter. but represents the unprogresslye, or
Bourbon, element of Kentucky Demo-
cracy.
In recent speech at Waterloo, Clarke
county. the Hon. j. G. Blair. member OF
Congress from the eighth district OF is
souri,, announced his Intention unequlyo-
caIly TO cooperate hereafter with the Dem
ocratic party.-Atchtson Kansas Patriot
The case Of the Chinese doctor in San
Francisco, who threatened the courts with
the kuklux bill if they should! refuse. to
permit him to testify against non-paylng
patient, has been settled by the patient
paying the claim.
A young Irish gentleman, who was asked
if he could play the fiddle, replied that he
didn't know, but that he dared say he could
If he ed.-George augustus SalG.
New Orleans proposes to honor Hon.
Horace Greeley with 8 public reception and
entertainment on his return from the Texas
State Fair. at. II.
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HORRIBLE, IF TEUE-Allcged Sardge
Murder in Spartanbuy.-A correspond
emf of the Columbia Union sends to that
paper the following account of an almost
incredible outrage:
On last Thursday night, May the 4th, o
large band Of masked men, estimated at
from 40 to 50 persons, visited the plantation
Of Rev. DR.. Jones, in Glenn Springs town
ship, Spartanburg county. They assaulted
the door Of Wallace Fowler, man OF un-
hlemishcd reputation and much moral
worth. He asked them not to break down
the door, that he would open it. He did
so. They at once seized him, dragged
him few feet from the door, and shot
him. Not satisfied with INJECTING Il mortal
wound. they went into the house
and took shovel of hot Goals and put them
upon his breast. They threatened his aged
wife with instant death if she made any
alarm or came out Of the house. He never
spoke so far rs his wife knew, but lived until
about 5 o'clock on Friday, tortured by the
burning Goals until they expired. BE was
about seventy-fye years of age. His remains
were kept until Saturday afternoon, but no
coroner or trial Justice appeared to hold IN
inquest. The case would not bear investi-
CATION. The gang seized three others on
the place-one they whipped most shock.
ingly; The other two escaped ; were fired
at several times. The next night several
men were whipped OH the Airline railroad
work, Il few miles from Spartanburg.
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A WARNING TO BANKERs.-When you dis
charge clerk don't permit him to retain
desk-room in your ofice-unless you desire
to be held responsible for his acts. Ihls is
the plain English of decision given in the
Superior Court on Monday. Plaintiff sued
to recover from German banker the sum
of $3.50 in Prussian bapk-notes, deposited
with but not accounted fer by q discharged
clerk, who had been permitted to write his
letters in the bankers room after dismissal.
The clerk, ii appears, could not resist the
temptation of "setting even" with bis
former employer, and so quietly pocketed
the money, after giving a receipt for it in
due torn. Now, the banker has to refund
the sum, on the ground that he was liable
for the acts of the clerk. The decision Is
important to all persons who deal WITH our
banking. houses.-N. Y. Commercial.
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Hat1s.--fn store, !; ior a.sndard th.t Il ser.

, Gafa--In stoTe. IS Tor standard thAs Ii ser.
Penny Gfhe, 6 zs5 oxsrs. . Z: 3
Sss.gegaisa CSC. Pc s snn red
gpsr1n ta.7s Whale. &C. saase. tanners sodsac.:
ss: leg s ssa iss a on ae s ssss W.
ginia lnsricating. sse PSF r;.;son, :.
"a per e. bas a 20 s
~ $3.50; ground, esaasio Ats
IL sss ,aisss, 4 ,s s.r e !, rs 1l.-
655ssas.-hi1ed cotton. &c., white sc.; woo.iea.
Gsass s,;scg Eng.snd sLss; SAINTS Cruz ss.ss
a, hIegSsssdsnilla, best ssasse.; s,s.l. nc. r.;
Aue.-s7sG oec. for GOOD 10 prime.
Rtcs.-Carolina. e1laics
Sesd:sGlover, $3.50 timothy, ss.so; orcA.rd
.sssss-Naylor's cas-. steel, II, alsc. q D. Eng.
I Iisa 6ist e lssc. n; Americas biis:ered
sae; -Livsrpoo, Stock light. viii 3osberp de-
msne erisk a pss 81 q
1l5c.; Cuba. I0s@Ilc.; New Orleans ssiosc.; re-
iassiaic.: a." Sse.: 81 iasc. E1iss - O.
lse:: "C," rs; ''cn yellow, lssspsc.
ss: cas- s asa 'Gss .sfs
timber, ssso@s7 81 ooe. Hoop poles, seso8Ss;
noSshead hoOps 4sOeD*so y e0os red oAk hogsbead
slaves, $25@$39 "a LOCO for seasoned; whiskeJ
barrel hickory. hoop. 81. 50 ~ / oco:
Sodc.-Ssi.. ai9g4c.. In Kegs English soda, 81.
Scndca Root.-seGl7Sc.
6huckS.-6Sc.
oap1Common, s@sc. ;bes. washing, il@IIsc.
soaet. tsQ29e.. and fancy prices; country, G0sc.
SDarats observation-disclosures. 1900
| TaT.-S3Gsa.:s IN barrett
~, asGS.--biack, csc. @SL2s-the last prime arti.
clg inpcrlai el:loGsL.s 50; gunpowder. SIC Elsa
| n0ot-W ashed, k0Nazc.; unwasbed a56t35s.
=, WhtSkey.-ProoE SL1sGltl.2o; x. a. Stuart's,
5essr singer. $9.2s Pineapple, g.; CromwelrS
Eagle, $3.50; Medium bye, Si.7s0$3.25.
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THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE PUBLISHED RE
PoET OF GENERAL SuERMAN's NEW ORLEANS
SPEECH Memphis, Tenn,
May 9.-Io-morrow's Audldnche says edi-
torially that the speech OF General Sherman
reported by Conway to the New York Iri-
Gune, and reported in last nights dis
patches rs having been made at the Union
League at New Orleans, does not refer to
the one delivered ut the American Club On
the 10Th ultimo, and reported by its New
Orleans correspondent, and which has
created so much cXcitemont in political
circles; but to another speech of his before
the Union League Club, in which he spoke
OF the intricate social relations existing be-
tween him, Bragg. and Beauregard, which
was reported in the New Orleans papers,
and severely commented on by some. The
one reported for the Aualanche was never
published or commented Oh in the New Or
leans papers. and could not, therefore, have
been The one referred to in the speech re-
ported by Conway. The Aralanche further
says its report was furnished by an officer
OF the United States army, who was pre-
sent when it was delivered.
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PURCHASE OF PARRAMoRE's IsLAND.-Dr
T ,s f. Cherry, Of this city, h has pur
mole's Island" situated in Accomac coun
ty. Va, about $50 miles from Baltimore, 6(
miles from Norfolk, and 100 miles from
Richmond. The island is ten miles long by
two and half wide, containing between
ten and twelve thousand acres, being, it i:
said, one of the largest islands on the coast
south of Delaware, and is about five miles
from the main land. The island is about
thirty-iive miles north of Cape Charles, ane
in the track of the New York and Norfolk
line Of steamers. The resources for salt
making are said to be Observation-Disclosures
brine is claimed to equal that of Syracuse,
n. Y; and it is with view of largely en-
tering into the manufacture Of salt that the
property was Observation-Disclosures Sun
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T,El'lLEl: 8 9 NEWS.
ncw York stocIy n,,,,,Id sze,, 3,

HeW York Sfock nIfd Money Marhs,.
NEW ToRK, May H. Southern securities. Ter.
nessee,n, esoEgta's. and South caroi.na,a ysry
s.Fong. Tenressee cs, OCT; new, 10. Virginia Q, a.
SIS, 20 s,s as. Alabama SIS, log SIS, 70. Grorsta
US, Ts, 90. North Carolina gs, an. Now. 9s
South CAroliaas's, 7si. new, 49,. -
FEC plethora OF money at this point Ia increas
ing 70 such an extent chat the rates OF Interest ON
Eau Are sleaauy declining, While the banks and
money-lenders csa only find lirnfted ontIst ro.
their idie money. AT the close It was freely offered
At aga per ceut. on call. National bank notes con-
tlnue to accumulate here, and are greater drug
than ever. They sold To-day at discount OF .6a.
according to the denominations. Sterling dull
and steady Gold opened at 1l1s, Bcld down to lls,
and closed at ll1a. Governments were dull and
steady all day, though s-?o's Of 'Gl and 'ss old,
were better than later in tie day; SIS. llos
'6ss, HOT 'e4's, llo3 s5s 1loi; Ter, llat s7s.
1lsa; 1878, 1Ist; loi.G's, 1859.
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THE CHURCH CASE AT CHIoAGo.-BishoI
Whitehouse, of Chicago, has proposed tc
suspend the sentence Of degradation upon
Rev. Mr.. Cheney, of Christ Church, in thai
city, for persjsting in emitting the WORD
"regenerate," in the Office of infant bap'
tism, until the next General Convention
may decide upon the matter, provided the
clerical offender use the word in the mean
time. Mr. Cheney, however, rejects any
compromise, the omission OF tue Wor0
being a matter Of conscience, and has lald
before the Ecclesiastical Court 4 list OF
bishops and prominent clergymen who sus.
tain and sympathize with him. The sen.
tence, it is understood, will be pronounced
next week.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoEH AEp FLorR EXCHANGED
kIciil1oaD, VA, HAY II, N7L

CoEN AND FLorR EXCHANGED
ktclidoaD, VA, May II, HT.
OFFERINGS,
Th.ss.-R t;tG- III oBshels. Red. $40 busI,e,s.
,Gorg--E hisa. IS. Duaheis. Yellow, % bushels,
M. xed sshuehels. $40 -
Odfs--4s2 bushels.
ScrcsniHgS.-54 bustels.
GALES. @ g.s
lvhedt-Red, 60 bushels fair at 4I.4e3 10 BUSH
ets fair at 81 40 total % bushels.
cor ~ 1os bushels very good at Sic Yel-
~, " oushsls very good ut SIC. Mixed, % bush
eis on private terms. ... "
9ats.lss bushels verT good at ssc.; 30 bushels
p' Sn at ssc--tot9i. IDS bushels.
"eTeeRtaSs. I'D bushels at soc.
gEMARKs.
a., ma ket FOR wheat and corn was exceedingly
a,.. N'aag. The buyers who frequent the Ell.
o'a seemed very Indifferent about purchasing,
,s. hoioers were unwilling to make the ccnces-
s. asmahded. This unwilllnxnes, dId not arise
anu guy osiief on the par. OF commission mer-
~. has Inc full value flor the season and now
nnt ,,a.. nn.s were ci7stng up) was not offered,
t. ... .oey ieit the embarrassment Of max.
s -s-a'n, W farmers with which farm arg would
,hs ~. -. re anu therefore preferred taking
the chances LOT another day. tits weu ,o.,o,,as
that farmers should know for onoa 80
what we have often told them Ia true 10 Mt
TINS season the market vas bound 70 be dun -
tnat tney nave specialized incorrectly when tbev
caicuiaseo that In proportion as grain becamn
scarce SO would prices advance but they LEFT one
thing out In their calculations, and that is that
m!iters closing up for repdrs don't want wheat.
ana that corn c IN be brought here from the North
IN any quantity at prices far below what they 1.-THE
farmersI expect forit.
Oats to-day Was rather armer, but transactions
we're light.
We hear some bad accounts from the wheat cror
in The State, but we attach but Ittls importanc.
to the inasmuch as 1t is too early yet to be able
to arrive 1t correct opinion. Some people arc
fond OF raising alarms, and seem to have passion
for spreading bad rather than good news, and
there are people too, who ut the very first appear.
ance OF blight, or rust, or fly or worn, cry out
Hail Is lest
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Probabillttes.-
It is probable that the barometer will con-
tinue falling very generally on Friday, VIII
increasing cloudiness. VARIABLE weather
with light winds from the mississippi 20 the
Atlantic will prevail on Friday.
Synopsis Of Reports to 7:soP M.-In e pa %,
rometer has fallen very genefany east o. sne
pressure having moved slowly southeast,
ward. A severe storm passed over small!
portion or Georgia and South Carolina dur,
Tug the night, and smother 10 now forming
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TIE WASHINGTON TREATY.-Accordin
to the Washington Chronicle, the five arbi-
traitors under this treaty to adjust the Ala
bama claims are to be appointed one by the
President, one by the Queen of England,
one by the Emperor oil Germany, one by
the President of Switzerland, and one by
the King of Italy, and they are to meet in
Genoa. The two contracting Governments
also agreed to use due vigilance in future to
prevent The building, fitting out or escape
of any vessel intended to make war upon
another nation with which it is at peace,
and to prevent such vessels from entering
their ports for repairs, munitions, or sup
plies, or, having entered, not to permit
their deDarture.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELraRArn.l

REV YORK, May 1l.-Cotton fairly active and
higher sales, $500 bales at l53c. for uplands.
Whiskey a shade easier at sct8slc. Wheat lc.
better; winter red and amber western, $1.5sI4L62.
Corn closed quiet at 7s@gs0c. Groceries firm. Pork,
$1f@ISl725. Beef quleG. Lard dull kettle, l2Ac.
Naval stores firm and steady. Freights to Liver
| pool frmer.
BALTIMORE. May ll.-virginia C's, old. SCI bid;
81 asked eSs, 70 BID, 72a asked; e7s, 81 bid, 81
4sked; coupons, Old, 90 bid new. 10 asked. North
| Flour firm with an improved demand; Howard
street-2uperfne, 8s.59Qlse; extra, $S.37a9$L2s;
family, S7.25Q9ss.75; City Mills-Superhne, Is. So
@s7.e5; extra, sI@ss; family, se@ill: western
sLs2@sl.6s: PENNSYLVANIA, $LSs4sLa5. Oats
1rmer at 626I67c. Corn dull and heavy-White
southern. 75QG77c.; yellow, 75c. Pork quiet at
81s So. Bacon steady: shoulders: 7tG1sc.j clear
rio sides, lo!@loac.; sugar-cured hams, 170lsc.
Lard steady. Whlskey s2@los3c.
CINCINNATI May lI-Flour advanced: family,
se.4c@ $500. Corn steady. Pork-Holders snx-
dull shoulders, 7ic.; Sides, saD9sc. Whiskey,
SEC.
LOUISVILLE, May 1l.-Flour firm +; family, $3.50.
Corn firm. Provisions quiet and firm.
changed; sales, ITO bids.
NEW ORLEANS, May ll.-Srgar active and
6rmer; prime, l0i@llc. Molasses-Plantation,
Gold, Liz.
Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH
! LIVERPOOL, May observation-disclosures, I'D;
Oresus I'D; sales, ID 0Oo bales, including 5000
! biles Tor Speculation and export.
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1871. 49, 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE ;.
SHORT LINE.
1871

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUT y TO I'll P0lkIs
NORTH EAST AND NORTHWEST,
b TRAIN no. a,-THkUUGH MAIL TRAIN 1fa
" ashington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd anc
Eighth streets, daily ut l2:s5 Z. NJ. Arrives Il
Richmond daily ut 2:e0 2. NJ.
iTRAIN No. 2.-THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN PIC
washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
eighth streets, daily (Sundays e1eeptedi. at s:s5
P. Il. Arrives In Richmond mondays excepted
at 80 a. 81. Ak -st.4.,- -:
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH Bag
GAGE Cheers to all principal poinss La this
NORTHEAST and NORTH EST.
{ FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS and FRI JAYS. ,gsssz
T,fe -ACCOMMUDATIiS TRAIN between
Richmord and Milford Will be run daily tSundayt
eycepted,, leaving the depot corner or Broad and
Eighth strsea q f:S0 Z. a''' 1nu ~ A''A
'n app y at At ciohPANYs OFFICE, corner Of
Broad ind Eighth streets. oruYrry
6ensral Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED, =. .. MYERS General sup'k NAs
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EgARkEE lNEEELIaEHUx.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IL. 1871.
Sun rises ........ 6.o2 Moon rises La;
bun sets ...,,..... 6.5S High eide. IL 3!
PORT OF RICHaoND, MAY IL, 1871.

fOhG OF RlCHIOND, MAY II, 1871.
AERIcEp,
Steamer Isaac Bell, 81 7kem m, New York mer-
Chjndise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer John Sylvester, Giffa-d, Norfolk, mer-
chardise and passengers l.. =. Tatum.
Schooner Mary T.. Simmons, G. ,ndy, Jackson
vile, Fla. lumber, Tredegar Company.
Schooner jamestown, Brown, New York, iron,
Tredeg If Company.
SAILED, 1885,
Steamer Pallsade, Nelson, Binn's wharf mer-
CHI :ndse and passengers, G. l.. iroweil.
Schooner Ashland, Mitchell Philadelphia, pig
iron. Curtis & Pa Rer.
pig iron, Curtis y Parker.
Schooner Hardscrabla, Fsles, Boston, merchant
disc, &C., Currte i Co.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. May n.-Atrived steamer Admi-
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and paSsen-
gers, Rlchm nd and York River Railroad Com
pany, and sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS SONROE, May l1-Passcd In for Eal-
tinore, Ar, hur. from Pio. Passed out steamer
Berlin. for Bremen; brig t;umming Bird for
Newfoundland. Sailed, brig Chattanooga, for
Gilmore.
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Richmond CateIe srar,xe..

MAY 1.-THE receipts or stock ut the cattle
scales during the past week show that the number
offered for sale was larger than it has beer for
some time, md the quality excellent embracing
IS cattle 2so sbsep $50 lambs, 100 calves, and 100
hogs. Sales were made as follows:
Peef-Fair to good, taGls1c. gross.
Sheep.-Fatr, E5Gl6Sc. gross.
:, Ldm6S.-Frc1R 81 to 81 % head.
CGLreS.-From IS 70 $50 "a head.
Rogs.-Fair, eNI0tc. gross
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

closed to-day at about decline from last weeks
prices the decline being altogether on middle and
top grades. The quality averaged better than last
quality, 5Gai..; medium. 4395c.; inferior and or
binary ds@lic; receipts 9si mead sales, $40 head.
demand, &C 73@stc.; receipts, IT'S. sheep were In
larger supply tnan for weeks past, and prices
have downward tendency. Fair 10 good, d3Q
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The Maec.eoburn T,en, p-a,,.- 90.

9 PORT Dover, CANADA, May n-,rhe
light between Mace and sGoburn waa n ,ne
vented by the Canadian authorities. 10 H Tha
tnsn were in splendid condition, and en-.
Yer tslea the ring shortly AFTER noon. Jnst "a
t the H a,a. round was commenced, and before
county judge, backed by 9 humber Of s soi.
aiers from slmcoe, appeared and disnerset3
the crowd, which fed in every direct;on
1he light Is postponed indefinitely.
TORONTO, May 1.-THE referee II tbo
mace Coburn fight has decided that the
men shalt meet at 10 O'clock to.morrnw ~
Erle, when he will name the fighting
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-This morning fire
broke out in the mill of Mr.. w N. Schroe-
der, on Wide Water street, running through
to Nivison, and in spite of the efforts OF our
gallant firemen, the mill and its contents
was entirely consumed, but with little dam
age to the adjoining property. In conse,
quence OF the lateness OF the hour we could
obtain no particulars as to the origin of the
fire, the amount of loss, or the insurance.
EorfoEk Virqintdn,
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IN "a gpper Florida. The clouds, which, ex-
t ten la1at " ednesday evening from Delaware
r :" "a 1 a,.a, after moving southwark, are
w vM sss,cceeded hy cloudy md threatening
anu east. The temperature has very CON.
st ta,,iy risen on the lakes and in the western
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EXPLOSION OF A BolLER.-Information
was received in this city yesterday of the
explosion Of the boiler of a steam grist-mill at
Northwest Neck, in Princess Anne county,
which was attended with fatal results. We
could learn nothing in regard to the par
ticuiars except that one Of the hands en-
ployed was killed, another badly scalded,
and not expected to live, snd third Sc
verely cut.-NorJolk YiTgiman.
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The English ship Queensberry was struck
by sword-fsh In the Caribbean sea, which
penetrated to the depth OF thirty inches,
Charging of her cargo at Kingston, Jamaica.
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WALKER.-Governor Walker, of Virginia,
who is in town, Is more than six feet tall,
straight us an arrow. and decidedly hand-
some.-.Ne1c York Democrat.
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Ss.S S.S Es@.
- 20 % Esa Do -.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER EAILRoAp,)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, April 90 1871. J

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
~ !lNE.-nn md sf.er May 5th, 1871, the
TEAM ! on this road wil ruo as follows:
PAESEMGER TRAINS.
Leave West Point daily 1t a. n. arrive al
Richmond ~ l0:5s a. NJ.
LesTe Richmond daily at p. NJ. ; arrive al
y est Point ri 44S p. ".
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
Alta CHED.
Leave Richmond daily tMoadavs eIcepted) at
&. NJ; arrive Al West Point st 1870 \. VI.
Leave West Point (Mondays excepted at p.
NJ: arrive ut Richmond ut p. u.
TrainC connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers FOR Baltimore, ard all points North
and M'est.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, SIS.
Thrcugh bills OF ladirg given TO al points
Ni.Rrs arc SOUFE. Freight received daily and
promptly forwarded,
Persons going by this route get q good nights
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur-
passed by eny, and arrive In Baltimore In time
for Northern and " estern trains.
On and after May 5tn round trip ticket will be
sold from Richmond to West Point, good to 90
down on SATURDAY and return On MONDAY.
for S1.75. In this way persons NAV erj ny fire salt
water bathing at West Point Bathlag-houses will
be fitted up. Good no els are open for the accom-
modatlon Of guests ut moderGle price.
PHILIP T. YEATMAS,
General Ticket aud Freight / gent.
GU Inf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

JoANNEs.-Joannes, the Count, has re-
tired frem the stage, and the profession has
lost bright star. He played for nothing,
and has the receipt.-Neac York Democrat.