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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30
Weather Probabilities.
A Portion of the Grew Of the Bark
LINDA Picked UD.

NEW York, Aug. 29.-The steamer Will
mington, from Galveston, picked up, on the
10Th, Il boat containing Francis Munte, the
first mate; Minard Simmons, the second
mate, and Lewis Sclader, seaman belong
ing to the bark Linda, of Philadelphia,
from New York, bound for New Orleans,
heretofore reported as having follndercd in
a hurricane on the 18th, in lat. 25.34; long.
1882.
2 boat containing Capt. Smith, the stew
ard, and four seamen, left the bark and
was in company with the boat containing
the mate until the night of the 25th, when
they got separated. Both boats were to
steer northwest for the Florida coast.
After taking on board the mates boat
and crew, the Wilmington searched in Diff
ferent directions for the boat containing
Captain Smith and crew, but without sue
cess.
The same day the Wilmington spoke the
brig Delphine, with the loss of main-top-
mast and yards, and square sails blown away
from forward yards, in the hurricane Of tho
18th. She was from the coast Of Africa,
for New Orleans.
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Re Il ordained, Tint sections ffty-seven, fifty
eirht, and lty-nine OF chip.er thlrty-four OF the
ordinances OF 1869 be amended and reordained SO
sS That The owner or owners Of real estate 'front.'
ing upon any street or alley along which there
sh. be hn or ~ be- s csy sum-
nually WITH tax OF five per cent. upon the cost
of 80 much of said as extends Iii front of said
p0per the cost az Si PER fo 1e 10 be
lion of the city taxes. And should there be on
said lot cellar Of greater depth than eight feet
below the sidewalk, the said lot shall De SO as
scssed although the Sc will not Drain SAID cell
Ter. The tax so assessed may be committed at an
time by the payment OF the cost OF SO NUN OF
said saver rs extends In front OF said properly,
estimated as aforesaid and when said payment IS
i0e the said properly shall Thereafter he . us
charged from al further asses uncer th,s
Ordnance. And all persons who have compiled
with the provisions of the ordinance row In opera
tion, and have paid the amount therein charged,
shall be exempted from the payment OF any lur-
Their assessment as required By this ordinance;
And upon such prcpaym: mt = deed of rel ease shall
be executed to tha party by the city Il desired.
It .ssen.si to III. health Of the neghborhood or
the cleanliness of any lot, or The owner tlleIc,
shall desire that culvert shall be run from sala
LOT to conncct with sewer 2wned by INC clty, tie
chairman OF sad board shall report The tact III
writing to the City Engineer, ana The FnSiEccr
shall forthwith examine the premises ana ar-
cSEe Tn IN. svnS the 1 aud such
other Information as Will enaDic sala ohhcF
to coustruct tho sane in the cn"aiest man an
ner consistent with The rtquirements OF the
ordinance, Of Tic city; ana IL shall be the
duty of the owner to Ike the connection as soon
as practicable after he shall receive such r.
ton in writing from the Engineer; provided the
sewer with which the connection IS to be made
exteuds along the street which said lot fronts or
along an alley in the Thereof, and IS sufficient
to drain The SINE, as above provided. And for
this service the owner Of the prop rty shali pay
TO III civ Collector ten cents for each front loot
o. the property TO be drained by The cuyert so laid
off By the Engineer. Any peraon railing to make
fine c3pnpcitn " thin thirty days after receiving
said information shsJl he fined one d 'llir Gay
for every day after tie expiration OF sald thirty
DAYS unit! such connec.oG he mIde.
So and it Is farther ordered that from ana
AFTER the lsL Law of January, 1874 no Sir Ks, pits
or ccss-pCols shall he arowed within The limits Of
the city, and where there Is no culFcrt WITHIN
reach With which conr ecti5n may lie made, earth
closets shall BE used
IN o6.5I City Clerk.
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New York Items.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-Recorder Hackett
is the chairman of the committee OF alder
men to examine the city and county ac-
counts. Each committeeman selects two
citizens TO assist the committee.
A coroner's jury in Brooklyn have found
n verdict that several manufacturers of
kerosene oil were responsible for death
caused by lamp explosions, their oil being
dangerous and Unfit for use.
The steamer South Carolina, from Charles
ton, is detained in the lower bay. She will
be allowed to come up as soon as the health
officer is satisfied that there is no yellow fe-
yer aboard. NO cases have occurred on
the vessel.
+. II. Smith, % Broad street, has paid a
forged check to one A. B. VanZaum for
$50, 900 in gold. Vanzaum and the money
have disappeared.
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saloon, on Ninth avenue, beween Goth and
Both streets. When we got there sha would
not go In, but said she guessed she would 20
to her friends; as she didn't have much
time and very little money She then left
me and walked down Ninth avenue, and T
went back to the depot. . -
TEE MYSTERY CLEARED UP, 80
A press telegram from New York last
night says: 50 ..sl;tIs:
The mystery of the corpse found In, a
trunk at the Hudson River depot Is clear.
ing up. The tr,ickman who brought 1t sur
rendered himself, and the police acting on
information given by him, have arrested an
alleged notorious abortionist, DIR. Joseph
Rosenswig, alias Asher, from whose house,
it is stated, the trunk was taken. The peo-
pie attempted to lynch the Doctor rs he
was being conveyed to the tombs, land he
was saved with difficulty by the police. He
denies all knowledge of the affair.""
A balloon from Paris is said to have just
Io,oophnI II, Nnrwau =. -.
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From Greene County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
SrAN.nncNIII Aur 0Slh HI

iVVfTeoVVHUVHVC" VI I"e H1oHHI"'' "7'f''D'"I
STAEARDsvlLLE, Aug. 18th, 1871.
McSsrs. Editors A severe whiilwlnd
passed over the northern part of this coun-
ty to-day, carrying away the roof OF Mr..
Plnkelt's saw-mill, lifting some Of the
timbers several hundred feet in the air, and
damaging the mill TO great extent then
passing through corn field, laying it per-
fectly flat ali the way across, about twenty
five yards in width. In the same line,
coming in contact with large locust tree,
and twisting of the top, carrying it OBJ
liquely considerable distance in the air,
whirlsng at terrible rate after which it
seemed to vanish. Mr.. II. N. Brown and
his brother were in Mr. P.'s stable, near
by, and witnessed the above.
We have had fine rains for the last two
or Three days, which were much needed.
HhLpUA,"
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Mrs. Throc'S theory that
9TH. free of deepest root is fsundi
irss willing still 10 quit the cr"rud,'
W rather her application Of that obvious
fact ia the instance Of old people and tlicir
Trend OF death. has been slcnally re'utcd
here in the past Two days. III the one case
=, least. of Mrs. Mary Michacls. said to ne
~ wears old, who committed suicide last
sunday morning.
Mrs. MichaclS had been residing with her
son on The "Modcl Farm" in nlnwiddiC
rornty. mile or two from the city ana
nm SUNDAY last. in lit Of dependency,
threw herself into n deep well, and was
uujic dead of course. when. some hours
aflrr. her body was recovered. II Is stated
that she was very unhappy, by reason OF
her sons either real or Imagined bad treat
n,rt. one cannot help inwardly comment
ino that her hurthcn of sorrows would soon
have been lifted III the ordinary course Of
nature. il the old woman, stricken with
wears and trouble, had only had patience to
Stand and wait.
The delegation from Petersburg to the
Conservative state Convention. whose scS-
sion begins in your city Tomorrow, lsa unit,
hcli,yc. III favor Of the Convention con-
timing itself to the business of recognizing
the party. leaving al! minor questions to
thr ,rcplc of different localities 10 adjust
among themselves 10 their own satisfaction.
l. is hoped that the Convention viii be
l,,rIn1nioll<. and It's session brief !; where
Us the party will be all the more fully as
~iIf,G lhat it, results viii be beneficial.
The civ is and has for some months past
hccu notably and honorably free from the
stain IT any heincuS crimes, but the May
ui'> Gu, het every morning Is Ion" and dark
with the record OF offences Of lower grade.
This morning Il negro named John Archer
WAS aglaigl,rd tor stealing 500, and the case
WAS continued til Thursday. The other
,IiilyitS wlGc on trial for being drunk and
Gisur(!crlv. II crime q! more violent type
v.~ prevalent these less ambitious sinners
would not suffer 80 heavily.
H,v. ". T.. Hatcher, oi The FIRST Bapt'st
Church. len Yesterday morning Tor heyS-
willie. " here he will assist i'll the conduct OF
= prutrgctrd meeting. He will thence pro-
r"cd 10 Fluyanna county 10 spend some
weeks with his family.
Nurp of The other ministers have returned
from their summer vacation trips. and sew
,r:l churches remain unoccupcd on sun
days.
CAPTAIN i. IIAinpden Chambcilaync, OF
the inG.r. who has beenatsent for ten DAYS
pa-l on q visit 10 LOudoun and Orange
counties. has returned.
It has been lowering and dark all day,
and this afternoon late there was 4 heavy
ram fall KoBlN ApAIR.
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The Polar Expedition.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-The steamer econ
gress" has returned from Greenland, hay
ing made $500 miles in less than thirteen
days. Returning, she passed hundred
iccbergs. but not packed of ice. The sea-
son very open-not unlike May in New
York. Day became perpetual as the steam
er advanced north.
The "Polaris" sailed northward on the
18th with her party, amid cheers from the
crew Of the Congress" The Congress
is the largest ship ever before in Disco Bay.
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Domestic Markets-TBy Tn1EopApu1

D"4eotAe HaIhctS-lBG VELE0RAPH1
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Cottnm quiet and steady;
Flour-southcrn easier c; IN 10 on 10 fair extra
%. So0se. IS; good TO choice, $6.oO9S9. Whiskcy
esc. heat heavy winter red western, a. asa
S,:aa Corn heavy 6G3@o7c. Pork lower, $l3.se@
strong, 63S854. kosin firm. Tallow active SeDOsc.
Freight5 nrmer.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2o.-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat firm. Corn fine white, 720l77c yellow,
7CA72c.; mixed western, 6st. Oats, 4l6la7c. Pro.
Visions quiet. Whiskev, 92iG03c.
new, 70 bid, u asked. North Carollna's old, %
bid new, IS bid.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2a.-Pr0ysions strong for
round lots. Pork held 1t Sl2. rs. Bacon fairly ac-
tive shoulders, ftc. cl. ar sides, IT.. Lard PfI1
lie. Whiskey, soc. Tob&cco active and very {. IN
sales, IS! hogkheads; Tugs, $s,sSGlS5; low TO good
leaf, Us. 25@Sls. 49,
CINCINNATI, Aug. 99.-Flour and corn full
prices. Pork weak, BIZ III. Lard weak. DC. Whis-
key bouyant, so@soc. asked. Tobacco steady with
U moderate demand.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 30 Cotton strong; mid
ding5, S(llStc. net receipts, 294 bales; gross,
500 bales; sales, 700 bales stock, ?0,4aa bales.
MOBILE, Aug. co. Cotton unsettled middliDgs,
16t0lsSc,: net receipts, 80 bales; exports coast
wise, 81 bales sales, 200 bales stock, 2sl3 bales
GALVESTON, Aug. &c. Cotton strong; good or
dinxry, l6s'.; net receipts aBl bales sales, 100
bales; stock, II, or bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2s.--Cotton que, and firm !;
low midd ings, TIC: net receipts, VI bales sales,
200 bales stock, $3.50 bales. -~f,
NORFOLK, Aug. o. Cotton steady; low mid
dlng5, 17c. ne. receipts, 40 bales exports coast
wise, 4l5 bales; stock, a2a bales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 2s.-Tobacco higher !; lugs,
a6.25@$7.50; common TO good leaf, $IGSu.
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Social Equality at Long Brancl

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 29.--Major Gaul and
Captain Watson, of the second battalion,
Massachusetts, colored volunteers, sought,
but were refused, admittance to the grand
military and civic ball at the Continental
Hotel.
The ball was a grand affair, there being
1000 persons (white) present, including the
one hundred Instruments furnished the
rnl,sir.
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AFFAIRS m EUROPE.
From England.


NEWS FROM DE-. LIVINGSTONE. -
LONDON, Aug. 29,-Adyiees from Zanzi-
par report that DR.. LIyinpstorie IL slowly
naaklng his way homeward. -:
SERIES or DISASTERS.
,enn usp DO aug. pa quantity Of petro-
the veos CO.. p OIL vessel exploded, burning
'AT Th bes sci ana killing two persons.
siT r ~ lug hg Ospree has been lost of Dundee.
Ola nv VI nef crew We're drowned. 1>'.e'
~ Inc Prussian, from Quebec. ran dor
tne steamer Aber In the channel =. uown
lleYed That oil on board the hber =. ,ra De-
safeo, tnouga she sunk in few minntas
From France.
fARIs, Aug. @.-The Prussians win nro.
Daply eVacuate the forts near Paris on the
10th of September. . w '''''
The report Of the committee to consider
the prolongat1on Of Thiers's powers gives
him the title OF President, with mower 10
promulgate and execute DEGREES Of thu
assembly; allows him to participate il
the Assembly's deliberations, and to an
polnc and dismiss Ministers, who shall b.
responsible to the Assembly for Theirs
acts.
NJ. Leroy, the Minister of Public Works
| has resigned.
Since the annexation of straasburg t.
Germany $4,000 Of the inhabitants hay
lett for France and America.
PARIS, Aug. 9.-The Journal De Debat
deplores Dufoure's amendment eXpressin
confidence in Theirs. The Steele saws -,
Ihlers is opposed to the wording of -
Dlll prolonglng his power, and will n
Inc Deputies of the Extreme Left .n
hlghC anu Left Centre held meetina ,
determine their future curse.
From Germany.
THE CHOLERA IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Three hundred an
twenty-nine deaths from cholera occ,,r %n
IN hongsburs during the week ending th
10Th instant, including 127 children. III
mere have been no deaths at Dantzic /
the last two days. 'Ni' |
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MAGHGNEEY, &c.
FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
/ secondhand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with a thirty five horsepower
Tubular boiler IN best order; ~
twenty horsepower HoRE8bLt. ESuiNE anu
Boiler, secondhand, good as ne@:
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENHlSf-
and BOILER; - >,
secondhand thirty -fve horsepower TUBULAR
BOILER; ,,
second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
BOILER;
ALDEN FAN BLOWER, good az new;
POWER p UMrS, capacity 500 gallons per min
ute, In beat working Orcer;
threc-foot PORTABLE GRloT MILL tFrench
6u-r Stones), III complete orucr:
pairs HLhyFnkM Sea les on whtc!s;
l POWER MUHTi SING MACHINE;
FORCE PUMPS:
All sizes SiiAFTlNG, BiAnHERS. PUjEIES,
BEVII ard & - WHEELS, ana l. variety
CT I'll sorts Of machinery.
All OF which will be cios.d out 1t low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand, good assortment of
STEAM GAUGES, PEET VALVES,
GIGBE VALVES BRASS COCKS OF all
GArGF COCKS, kinds,
WATER GAUGES ThlbOW COCKS,
SEL.F-uILI:sG CUPS, OH, CANH--all kinds
All guGGS warranted Of the bag. material and
Workmanship. n,,,yrru,,-
Nos. 1922. 1924, 1926, ard 1923 Gary street,
and Nos Is and is south 18TH street,
,v1d Richmond, Va.
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Eatinnal Bank Robbed.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-The National
Bank of Newark, n. j., has been robbed
of g, 600 in fractional currency by a col
ored woman who was employed to sweep
the office
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kew York stock, and sro,,sv -,

IHE" u oFA bcoci<r alau Money Market.
!, NEW York, aug. d. Money easy ster,,nr
is@7A. Gold, 1Es@l12i. Governments yery dn1;
and steady ;'s2's liza. States dull Tenncssee,a
70 new, Same. virginia's, 60 ;ne8. GO. Loulsi'
ana's, % new, 90. Levee's, 60; s's 50. Ala
bama's 100: SD, ss. Georeia's, 80: 7's, o. North
Cardinals n; new, s25. South Carolina's, 10
new kf1Ll .rEEt n Z. t---r... 7. 80
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a SHffEcnr KILLED.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.-J. w. S. Brown,
preSsman, killed Captain J. Theodore adj
ans to-day, for refusing to marry his &C.
duced daughter. Adams lost leg IN Pc
tersburo.
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THE CHOLERA Jy crn,r
The Yellow Fever at Cbar,es,o,

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 29.-Few new
cases oil yellow fever are reported. Three
ola cases have resulted fatally since vester
day. Many unacclimated persons 60. w.
leaving. Opinion is divided as to whether
the disease will assume epidemic form or
not. AVA ~ VI
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Roa. Racjne M Halifax, n. g.

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 29.-The Paris crew
have definitely withdrawn from the pro-
posed four-oar race. but will challenge the
winner for q race in smooth water.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST %, 1871

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1871.
ARRIVED
Steamer ohm Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk mer-
chaudiSe and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum q Go.
.-... SAILED,
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings BILL, mer-
ciiandise and passengers.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, sner-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer George Is. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mer-
chapdlse, Curre & Co.
z. Jones, Jones Norfolk, merch indise, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner Hora.io Nichols. DupuY, Troy, N. Y,
via Osborne's, coal, Curt S d Parker. -
Schooner a. NJ. Edwards, Henson, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis e. Parker. -
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,,a.,,, rro,,,,,es Am California;.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Aug. 9.-The In
dian troubles in South California are grow
Ing serious, snd general uprising OF the
Indians unprecedented.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


NEW SCHEDULE.-FORa
= JAMES AND CHICKA
hOnlNf RIVERS.-The fast and elexant sia.
NELSON, will leave her wharf at Rockets irow,
n n;1 Company's Steamboat shed) for Kings
NIL and Grove wharyes on TUESDAYS and
saIURDAYS at o o'clock A. 81, CONNECTING
with the O'Clock train at City Point for Peters.
DDurg: Returnlng Will leave Grove wharf and
hlng's Mill on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS
landings each way. N'1.
WIN leave her wharf OF Rockets for Binn,s
wharf, on Chicsahominy, On THURSDAYS at 6
O'Clock A. NJ, connecting at City Point With the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching ut oil the
regular landings on james river down 10 DIE
lard's wharf, and all regular landings on Chicka-
homlny. Returning, win leave Binn's on FRI
DAYS at 6 O'Clock 4. M.
homtny received on Wednesdays.
Al freights to way landings must be prepaid
For further particulars, apply 10 Captain on
board, orto WIN. p. kRETT, Agent,
au % at Powl,atan Steamboat hpSa
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A. U n A d l. In E, Ieavsa

~ $4,000
Thes British and North American Royal Sail
steamships between New York and Liyerpooi.
calling al Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
by the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age: 49,
First Cabin. $40, gold Second Cabin. $3.50 gold
nust OaDln 70 gold
Return Tickets $3.50, gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold Steerage.. $780, currency
Storage tickets FROM Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all paris Of Europe, a. lowest rates.
Through bills of lading from Virginia to Liv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow. Hsvre, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterra-
ranean ports will be issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
m ode the necessary arrangements with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company 10 New York, and
with the Cmard Line thence to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., apply 70 the Agents Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN,
General Agnt Cunard Line.
j. D. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. and For-
eign Through Line teA .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30

Tho "Ocean Wave'' Disaster Near
Mobile.
MOBILE, Aug. 29.-Thrty- five bodies of
the victims of the explosion of the Ocean
Wave have been recovered. 1t is feared
that many more are under the wreck.
Willis G. Merriwether is among the dead.
The excursionists were mostly working
people with families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30
Prince Edward.
For the Uispatch.1

AUGUST 80, 1871.
1t is understood that the Republicans Of
Prince Edward have adopted the follow
ing programme: DR.. }. JorSenson IS to be
the candidate for the House Of Delegates.
He is now the clerk of the courts. He
will resign this office ~. And for the va
cancy in the Office Of clerk, Mr.. Ill. II.
Hooner is TO be the candidate. He, too, is
TO resign the office OF sheriff; but who is
to be sheriff has not yet been dccrced.
l.. q, S.