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The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Tho Patient Said to be Still Worse.

Tho Patient Sntd to Be still Worse.
LONDON, Dec. 8-2 P. NJ.
Indirect Intelligence of very discour aging
character has been received from Sandring.
ham.
RUMoRs AT THE PALACE.
A report which is In circulation around the
Palace, that the Prince Of Wales has become
worse since morning, is given under reserve.
WORK OF THE PHYSICIANS.
The physicians have decided to commence
an immediate Investigation into the origin Of
the Princes illness, an official report of which
will be made.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

THE PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS.
Herald Special Report from
London.
His Royal Highness Worse in the
Morning Yesterday.
Discouraging Bulletins from
Sandringham.
Queen Victoria and the Princess Louise
Hurry to the Sick Room.
LONDON BECOMING ALARMED.
His Family Summoned to
His Bedside
THE PRINCE SAID TO BE DEAD.
A Later Report from the
Physicians.
~~~~--->~~>~>~~>~~c~~.~
Condition Of the Patient at Mid
night Last Night.
Great Prostration Of Strength Af-
ter a Slight Slumber.
Sympathetic Scenes In the British
metropolis.
IElscsAks 70 THE NEW yoax HERALD
The following special despatch h-morning
report-to the HERALD has been received from
our correspondent 10 the Eugish capital.
The First Bulletin from sandrIngham.
LONDON, Dec. ga. NJ.
Tne Prince Of Wales is reported worse in
health this morning With the symptoms Of the
fever so alarming that fears of fatal result
are expressed freely In the city.
Later News and AIarm In London.
LONDON, Dec. 8-Noon.
There has been an unfavorable change In
the condition Of the Prince.
The first bulletin issued to-day is signed
by Sir William Jenner, M. D.
1t reports that the Prince had Ga very un-
quiet night, and this morning there is con-
siderable increase Of the fever"
This official news and the various rumors
circulated on the street, some of them exag-
geratlng the oase, cause q renewal Of alarm
IN the city and have the effect of depressing
stocks and the markets generally.
Queen Victoria HurrIcs 20 the Sick Room.
LONDON, Dec. 8-1:30 P. NJ.
Queen Victoria left Windsor this morning
for Sandringham, and is now al the bedside of
the Prince Of Wales.
Her Majesty and her daughter, the Princess
Louise, left the Castle in company and drove
rapidly to the Princes residence.
The mental distress of the royal ladies was
apparent to ell
INCREASE IN THE MUNICIPAL AGITATION.
The oity is full of alarming rumors in regard
to the case Of His Royal Highness. Several
extras have been issued by the morning jour-
nails giving all kinds Of reports as they arise.
Many Of them represent the circumstances Of
the case as being worse than they really are.
The very issuing Of these extra editions
tends to multiply the public fears.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES.
The effect on business has become depres-
sing. Stocks and public securities feel 1t and
financial quotations show decline.
Consols have fallen one-fourth per cent
since last night, and all other securities, for
eign and domestic, share In the fall.
70 put utssut e~s na SssSvl Vvc~.n
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

OF the case thus:-
The announcement OF the illness OF His Royal
Highness the Prince OF Wales has. not unnaturaly,
awakened universal interest aud anxiety His
Royal HighDess appears TO have been aiing for the
last week more. lie originally suffered from
whitow. The symptoms OF typhoid lever declared
themselves on Monday, the goth instant The actual
commencement OF The typhoid fever probably dates
lrom the l3th instant.
The BRUSH Medico, Journal remarked:-
HIS Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales mas been
suffering since the 18th Of this mon III with leversl
symptoms which have proved to be the commence
mcnt OF an attack OF typhoid fever THIS Il nov the
tenth day OF the Ieyer at which date, az physicians
are aware, the symptoms are sufbcicnty precise TO
AFFORD distinct evidence Of the character OF tue DIS
ease which in the early days has little or nothing
dstnctIye) ana TO point TO the type OF the attack.
Sir William Jenner and DR.. Gull are both With the
Prince at sandringham. Tonight llnufsdaJ) the
attack is pronounced 10 be sharp, but with no un.
favorable symptoms IL may be well 10 Secall at
once To mind That, IN the natural course or the III
ness and under favorable circumstances, IL Is likely
to run on for yet another eleven days before the
patient can be pronounced 10 have passed quite
through the attack.
one Of the leading lay journals OF London printed
the following statement:-
The pubic VIII hear with deep regret that doubt
no longer exists as to the serious character OF tue
maady from which Ills Royal Highness the Prince
OF Wales Ia nov suffering The ollcial bulletin,
bearing the signatures vi Sir William Jcnner. Dr.
Gull. Mr. oscar Clayton and Dr. Lowe. OF Kings
Iy mn. shows that the disease II typhOtd fever We
understand that the Prince has not been we'll FOR
some little time. BEFORE OF about the time OF the
onset OF the typh0id ever his Royal Hghness was
suffering from gathering oil tue finger q condition
tnat uay w lakea 70 ludlcat3 some utlte disturb.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

.revvclry.--Re educed Prices.
Fine Gold Earrings and Pins,
Can4o, Eslruscan, Carbunce, 0arnet Coral, &C.
Fine Gold watch Chains,
Gold Necklaces and Lockels
Sssl Rings, Cameo, Bloodssone, Amehyst, &C.
Diamond Rings and Studs
Gold Chain and Band Sracslets,
Sleeve Buttons aud Stttisltc -
GEOIGE O. ALLEN,
A1 Broadway, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

WaruoclG & Co., Matters.
Oentemen's SILK Hats, 81
ladies Gcnslenens AMI UoyS
Furs.
AZ the styles OF Felt Hats.
complete In every department. aud at moderate prices
No 5io Broadway.
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$3.50 Reward ssr Cuse oil Rhcuuanffsrm
or Neugaita DIR. firisEWS RHEUMATIC sVkUSwti nos
cure guarantee to chlr.c ifcms references
rhyscsns atyic. srats daly Usce "a John sroei
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Chains, Lockets. Seals. Ao.. to match.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE BoMBARDMENT OF PARIS.
CHAUZTS RETREAT.
&c., &c., Go.

NEW MOVEMENT OF FRAIDHERBE's ARMY.
LILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Army of the NORTH
Is moving towards SoEme unopposed
Fraidherbe's accommodating parties find
bridges destroyed and the villages on the
left bank of the river barricaded. The entire
army is moving. Fraidsherbe has been
heavily reinforced, and has commenced
series of movements from which great re-
suits are expected.
THE BoMBARDMENT OF PARIS. 49,.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-A dispatch from Yer.
sallles on the 10Th says the Prussian projec'
tiles reach the Seine at Port St. Michael.
A dispatch from Versailles on the 18th
says flre Is concentrated on fort Issy to
prevent the French repairing the breaches
in its walls.
cHAUzY's RETREAT.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 16.-Chauzy continues
his retreat in good order. He reports that
the Germans renewed their attack on bis
lines on Sunday. The twenty.frst corps,
he says, fought well and captured a mum.
Der of prisoners. The sixteenth corps had
a desperate struggle. The retreat con.
tinues.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Prussians have occupied Alencon.
The Lille dispatch about Bourbaki occu-
plying Belair, near Belfort, after Sundays
fight, and expecting to raise the siege Of
the latter place, is. repeated from Bor-
deaux.
The Prussian Governor of Alsace has or.
dered the expulsion of the Poles from that
province. -..
Strasbourg is being strengthened by the
Prusslans against possible attack by Bour'
baki.
The steamer Darien is graphing for the
broken Aspinwall cable in 500 flthoms Of
water, and finds sandy bottom.
The great floating dock at st. Thomas,
suck by the hurricane of 1867, has been
raised and towed into shallow water.
The political excitement in Mexico over
the Presidential election is great. The en-
tire press and numerous political clubs
favor JuareZ.
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cent ones are from Governor Holden (of
North Carolinal and the Governor Of Flor.
da. In Holden's report he mentions it "a
ga fact which will surprise many who do
not know to the contrary, that Andrew
johnson is the head of the Kuklux."
House.--The amendment to the appro.
priation bill increasing the appropriation
for the Education Bureau from $4,000 to
S25, GOO was adopted. The amendment In
creasing the salaries of the Supreme Court
judges was adopted, and the bill was then
passed. !"
A bill was introduced for the admission Of
Utah into the Union. E
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the postal appropriation bill,
which was passed.
The following report from the special
committee in the Brooks case was adopted !:
hssotued, That, In the judgment OF the
House, by reason of the refusal Of Hugh
Hastlngs to testify before the select com.
mittee to the truth Of the accusations, the
Hon: James Brooks Is fully exonerated rom
the charge made by said Hastings. and that
the committee be discharged from the Snr.
ther consideration Of the suhiect.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

An IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DECISION
Ih" case oil John sedg"ick, assignee, us
James K. Place and others, Is, perhaps,
says the New York Commercial Advertiser,
IL" most important OF any which has arisen
under the bankrupt law. The plaintiff, as
">signec in bankruptcy, sought to recover
The assets Of the bankrupt firm in the hands
q a>>ignccs appointed by State courts, be.
,.ars large SUMS previously settled by the
banktupls OF their wives. For multiplicity
Of facts and details and legal questions this
SUIT stands prominent among the cases in
bankruptcy. The counsel tor the respec-
Tive parties Interests have devoted d great
deal Of learning and ability to the subject
Tor two Years past, which resulted in the
citing aside OF the assignment made under
the state law
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TeIegraphic Summary.

1t Is now believed that ffty-eisht liyes
were lost by the, burning Of the steamer
McGill on the Mississippi.
Windon Of Minnesota, Logan of Illinois,
Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, Frank Blair
Of Missouri, Morrill, Of Maine, and Levi
Salisbury Of Delaware, have all been elect.
ed to the United States Senate from their
States. sa. ss. s.. :. l.0-
The new move of the Reconstruction
Committee involves the relief from the ties,
oath OF. persons who entered the Confede.
rate army while minors.
The steamship America arrived at San.
francisco yesterday with 100 Chinese and q
full cargo from China.
The exports Of specie from New York
yesterday were goo, OGO, and to-day larger
amount will be sent.
Revenue Commissioner Pleasanton was
Yesterday morning, it is understood, to urge
the repeal of the income tax.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
has agreed to report bill dividing Virgins
into two judicial districts. ~
The House special committee, it Is under.
stood, will report resolutions generating
Brooks and dismissing Hastings.
United States Marshal Dallan has sued
the Brooklyn On. y Union for $50, 900 fol
saving he was derelict in his official duty
The Union of yesterday repeats the charge
The Committee of Ways and Means yes
terday reported bill making the tariff or
imported spirits 50 per gallon.
Commissioner Pleasanton thinks more
liberal system for the export of spirits and
tobacco ought to be adopted.
Collector Hurst, Of the sixth Tennessee
district, has been suspended for alleged
fraud.
Miss Sue 3. johnson has been appointed
postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.
Judge j. P. Joachimsen, of the Marine
Court Of New York, passed through Wash
ington last night on his way to Richmond
to attend the Circuit Court.
1t is understood there will be three re-
ports on the Georgia Senator's admission,
the majority favorring Hill, the minority
favorinng Farrow, and third favorlng a
new election. ...-
Nearly all the Robson county On. c.
outlaws, including their leader, Lowry, are
negroes.
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TELEGRAPHIC .. NEWS.
New York Stock and money Markets

~~~0~~
NEW YORK, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steady and dull State bonds dull. Gold steady at
lloa@llei. Money easy at 7 per cent. Sterling
exchnnge-Long, 1oss; short. 1osi. 'eTs, cou-
pons, 1904.
Euenin0 Money easy at ] per cent. with
exceptions at 8. National bank notes are
again advancing with the city banks. Small
notes are offered for fifteen days, free
of interest, to be returned IN greenbacks !;
SIS and lo's for ten days, and larger notes
for five to eight days by the wealthy banks. The
smaller banks are offering 1's and2's at discount
The offerings aggregate 3d. oOo 900. Sterling, 1898
@Io9i. Gold, lloS. Governments declined after
the Government purchase of honda, but afterwards
partially rallied; ss, 1lrs 'sas 1o0i 'ess, 1884
'ss's, 1859; new, 1o7s; 's7's lo7s; 'ss's, 1854 !;
lo.4o's 1o7t. |
scuthsrn securities generally vsgy dull excep.
on Tennessees and new Sou b Caronnas. Ten
nessee es closed strong at ess. Virginia s's, 60 ;
new, 90. Louisiana e's, IS; new, go. Levee e's,
10; 49, 80. Alabama s's, as; SIS, 60. Georgia s's,
70; rs, sst. North Carolina SIS, IS; new, 9sa
South Carolina s's, 80, new, s9s. .l-f 49, .ta,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

The METHODIST BOOK CONCERN TRIAL
PROPOSED COMPnoMIsE.-Nelc York, Jan.
1.-THE Northern Methodist Book Com.
mittee for The trial of DIR. Lanahan reas-
s"mhled III executive session this afternoon.
AFTER long argument, a subcommittee was
appointed 10 mediate between the Doctor
and his accusers, and bring about settle
ment satisfactory to both parties. The ma
!ority OF the committee favor ending the
present proceedings, leaving the question
Tor decision by the General Conference next
year. small minority favor continuing
the nrcstis CATION. 1t is understood the
b!'hop' favor closing the trial, il conclu-
Aion can be reached agreeable to all parties.
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BILLS PASSED.
L
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


t..E"" hE EcV. Or. " ooubrluge, oil the
t,a~"ui,l Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
IN following were reported from COM
.-,,,zs, and placed on the calendar:
>,ua;r till Tor the protection OF persons
attending state and county fairs, and to
l.c}cuI gambling al said fairs. with q re-
=. .a.urudltIOn that ii do not pass.
-"a.Ir Iii - incorporate the CaStlemau's
Fgrry aad j-lcr>o on Turnpike Company.
>clI.tc Till TO Hmcnd and reGnuct section
= i va at 10 regulate judicial sales, and
present the sacrifice of property.
-riIatc Till 10 amend section 23, chapter
~, o, IL" code OF 1860. rs to compelling
attendance Cf witnesses.
>,.uutr bin orcpcal sections 10 to 50. both
Inclusive, ut chapter S., Code Of 1860, in
!'iat!OH 10 inspection OF gllallo and plaster
O.. Pa!.>.
senate bill TO incorporate the Gordons-
vi, and the>tcr's Gap railroad.
iiu&>c blIl 10 amend and reellact sections
!. {, :. and -, Of chapter l19 OF the Code
- i>t1 in regard TO jurisdiction Of judges
- award lulun@tloHS. &c, with y recon-
!9..uG.,IIrn mat The House DO not concur i'll
a..n senate amendments.
PRINTING.
IhrC, muiitcc on Printing reported that
Isl III" last session If the General Assembly
."it iur sale. The committee express the
,IjHjon that Tie average distribution Of
L;:y copies 10 each county is sufficient for
ID public service. They further report
lM.i v,2hl thousand copies oi the county
SD township organization laws have al
ready been printed and distributed.
The same committee reported adversely
upon Il resolution Of inquiry rs to the eXpe-
iii ~
debates of the Constitutional Convention
as are now in manuscript. The report
tales that about 600 have been paid 70
liz. stcuugraphcr Tor about one-!hird Of his
reports. and that the remainder is in his
hands, ne claiming it as private property.
! ac>t reports were concurred in.
FINANCE.
The Committee on Finance reported that
&. i ineXpedtcnt TO grant the petition of j..
u. >uhctt a Co. for the retunding of their
l',n>c tax for keeping the Spot>wood Ho-
lei. Agreed TO.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
w4> granted McssrS. +. VI. PERKINS for six,
EINU >pSu% FOR three, FRAYSER for ten.
l.vrHAM for two, and WHITE for three days.
ELLIS, &C., PRESENTED.
The following bills, SC, were presented
ana appropriately referred:
Hy Mr. NELLY Resolution inquiring
into tie cXpcdicncy OF amending section
II. chapter - Of the Code, &C., so as to
make certain property therein exempted
!:,ln distress or levy liable to execution in
al cases Of writ or actual trespass.
hy Mr.. DANIEL: Bill 10 organize detec-
i've department.
THE TAX BILL.
Hot.-e bill 10 provide for the assessment
q taxes Tor 1871 was discussed and further
nh, adcd.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

OHIO PoLIT1cs.- Columbus, Jan. IT,
The Senate to-day adopted resolution de.
claring it to have been Governor Hays's
duty to order special election in the third
district to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. r. G. Schenck, and that
it is now his duty to do so. A bill has passed
the House providing for vote at the next
October election on the question of hold
ing constitutional convention. A resolu-
ton was adopted by the House providing
for Joint committee to visit the graves Of
General w. H. Harrison and General T. L.
HaineS, with view to erecting suitable
monuments over them.
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EDWARD c. DELEvAN, rated as one Of the
earliest advocates OF temperance in the
country, died in Schenectady on Sunday,
aged IS years. Many years ago he built the
Well-kuown hotel bearing his name, in Al
bany, designing it as temperance house,
but tricky tenant took advantage OF a
loose clause and soon gave the house an op'
posite character. His adherence Of alco-
holic LIQUOR was so great that he sought zeal.
ously to abolish wine at communion, AID
thereby created so much feeling that he
withdrew from the Presbyterian denomi-
nation and joined the Episcopal Church.
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Domestic Markets -IBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK Jan. ls.1Noon.-Flour quiet , and
Lard steady; steam, I25@l3c. Cotton dali and
heavy; uplands. l5sc. Orleans. 15ac.; sales 2S0o
bales. TurpeDtine quiet and steady at tst@syc'
Rosin quiet at 20 for strained. Freights STEADY
,Eu.nsng.- dull and dropping; sales ;, 500
to good ezra ss 55@7 90: good to choice 81 os@
sS so. Wbiskey less firm at s?ac: Wheat quiet
and steady; winter red and amber est.rn 81 eogp
81 IS. Corn scarcely so firm new, Sogssc. FORK
steady; new $22. old g.. Beef steady. Lara
| heavy; kettle l3c. Turpenttne 4ss9tsc., kosln
quiet at 81 20. Taliow quiet Freights dull.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-virginia s's, old, 500 bid,
| 81 asked; 1855 s. 50 bid.
Flour active and favors buyers: Wheat firm and
| 81 566l$l rs; Pennsylvania, SLE@bl SO: other
| grades unchanged. Corn steady white sl@tsSc.
yellow, 7s@7sc. oats quiet at ss41s7c. PROVISIONS
firm and in goo,' demand. Whiskey strong NJ VOC.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ls-Flour advancing; famt-
| ", Ss6lSe Is. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED. Proyi-
sions Quiet and weak. Mess pork-$?Lso was u Inc
best offor sc the close. Lard-steam, iisc. ba-
con-Shoulders, sic.: sides, lI3gl?c,, Win only
limited jobblng oemand. Whiskey In gooo oe-
msnd.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1s.-esgging dull and noml-
nal. Flour firm at $5.25. Corn quiet: PROVISIONS
Guiet. Mess pork, S2Lso. lard l23c. Bacon
Shoulders 0lc. clear RIB, ll2c.: clear sioes. lztc.
W nissey quiet ut Ssc
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. is.-Surar--Fair, ItMsac.;
prime p1G93Sc. M0lasses - Common. SSDeoc.
prime, 55G57c. choice, 59@eoc, New York sight.
( discount Gold llos
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ls.-Tobacco-Common 70
good Tugs, $a@$c.7s; low to medium lear s'.ao'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. Is, 1871. :
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. Is, 1871. :
OFFERINGS.
Rhea!.-White, 1.o72 bushels. Red. sS2 bushels.
| Red 90 bushels. Mixed, 2s4 bushels.
| Oats. 454 bushels.
Rye.-l04 bushels.
Meal IL bushels.
MIL 0faL.- 200 bushels.
GALES.
Wheat.-White, 4sO bushels choice at Sl.s2s; 10
bushels prime at Sl.s0: 100 bushels prime on pri
yate ferms; 80 bushels very good sr $l.75; 10
b,shels foul at $50; 20 bushels very Inferior q
f1.2o; 40 bushels inferior at 81 10. Total, 81
bushels.
Wheat.-Red, IA bushels choice at 91.75; 8
bushels prime at $l.7O !: 126 bushels very good a
81 so; 30 bushels good ut sl.s2s; 30 bushels yer
inferior al Sis lot bushels prime on prlvat
Terms. Total, sos bushels.
Corn..-W hlte, 20 bushels good at SOC. Yellow, 4
bushels very good on private Terms. Mixed, 2
Oats.-l5s bushels good on private terms; 10
bushels very good on private terms. Total, as
bushels.
Rye 100 bushels good at 7esc.; bushels at Toe
Tnsal. l04 bushels
Neal.-1s bushels unbolted at soc.
RE-ExHIBITsp.
Corn.White: 900 bushels. Yellow, 4s bushels.
Oats.-a54 bushels
REMARKS.
At the opaning of Change to-day P. TOT P
| who Is a nun Of very considerable ,1eigM In th
community, terms it-took possession Of the quo
! tations OF wheat; but before the close Of sale
| anoth'r member Of the Exchange came TO tn
Secretary's desk, and, opening the PALM of hi
hand, displayed therein ticket of sale of IS
bushels choice white wheat at SI.s23 and l24 bush
els choice red at Sl.75. The market, ss will b.
seen, was active for all good wheat.
Offerings of corn and oats light prices Of boil
are weaker. Buyers and sellers of both articles
are more apart in their views than on any occa
sion during the last week, and some sellers are
holding off for higher figures, or hiding" IS
they term It,
Prime white wheat is selling in Knoxville.
Tenn, at VI, and prime red at sOc, @Sl. The
freight from Knoxville 10 Richmond is 2sc., but
the dill u is that wheat shipped from that quar-
ter is never uniformly sampled, and hence thu
commission merchant has difficulty in selling
for millers don't like to touch 1t. II gives then
IN ucht ronhlp