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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

The saratog. Sentinel . republican paper,
now hoists the names Of Greeley and Brown. u
states that IL can no longer consistently sustain
the present Reconsideration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

In Iowa the Grant party are betting on only
10000 for their man. Hitherto the state has
given them annually about $4,000 majority.
Why this falling Off As the Iowa State
Press pertlnently puts it: "If it has come to
that, by their own confession, that it falls 49,.
900, what of the close statess"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Judge Stanley Mathews, of Cincinnati,
probably now regards himself as at quits with
Grant for the $4,000 fee he received from
Washington, hsviug made ten column
speech, ana had 1t published, in favor Of
Grants reelection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

''Sslts Of demoniac" were recently called for ct
. country store in Western Massachusetts. The
apothecary filled the bill with q pint Of New
England rum. Anything more demoniac than
that, he said, wasn't down in bis materis medics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
The Nathan Nurtler--Eyitacncc against
Forester.

NV YORK. September l3.-It is reported
that the authorities have evidence which fully
establishes the connection OF Billy Forrpstc
with the Nathan murder. 1t is said that on
the night of the murder Of Nathan Il promi-
nent sporting man saw an individual in
the vicinity Of Nathan's house, whose
movements were very suspicious. He
watched linn. and presently two men
clme down the steps Of the Nathan mansion.
who were joined ny the mysterious man ;
the three gong towards North river. Early
the same morning three men entered Il 81
loon on Eighth avenue, aud left Il bundle,
which proved to be- II bloody shirt. On in
yestigation it was found that Il woman up
town had washed this Shrt-whirh WAS Il
peculiar ouc-lor Il man now in the Connect
cut State prison. who WAS opal" of For
restcr's. The sporting man above referred
to at once identified the picture Of Forres-
ter us that OF the nan he Slw il The vicinity
Of Nathan's house.
"Wednesday next George Ellis, now con-
fined in the States prison. will be brought
here, and will testify that the dog which
WIS used in numbering Nathan was stolen
from Schenck'S house by FORESTER and him.
sell. and that both hid used it in various
hurglarirS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

PIMrLEs, EHurTlOSe, fouGu sKIE.-Thc s!s.
lem being put under the Influence of Dr. FIERCE'>
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY for II few weeks
The skin becomes smooth, clear, soft and relvcty
and being Illuminated with the glow "f perfect
health from within. true beauty stands forth In al
lis glory. Sohingrvcr prcscntcdto to tho public rs u
hraulncr Of III" complexion ever gave such sai>-
faction for this purpusc as this discovery The ci-
iccis of all medicine; which operate upon the s!s-
tenn through the mc'nn of the blood arc nc, css;i-
rily somewhat 81 w. no matter how good tie remedy
employed. While one tc three bottle. clear the -kl
OF r'npcs blolche. cruptions. yellow spots. conc
touc$, or ''aits."a dozen may possibly II" rcd
10 euro some cases where the system is rottcu with
>croiulous or yrrtlcnt h"odipoisons. The cure oi
all these disease however. from The common piul-
pie to the worst Scrofrla. iS with tG" Tse Of thi.
Wn- potent agent cnlya matter Of time. Sold hE
all druggists.
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Weather Probabilities,

westerly winds ana generally clear weather
on Saturday for the New England and Mid
die States; the winds probably vcering to
nor'beastrrly, with cloudy weather, from
Eastern Virginia to Southern New jersey.
Northeastcrly winds. cloudy weather, and
probably areas Of rain for the eastern por-
ton of North Carolina. but for the renain-
ing portion of the south Atlantic States
ncrthcrly to westerly winds, and generally
ear weather. Generally clear weather and
",r.hcrly winds from Louisiana to the west
crn portion of Florida, and thence to Ken
tucky. Clear weather and winds gradually
vccrlng to e;sterly and southerlv from the
Ohio Valley to Lake Eric. Michigan, and
Wisconsin. Easterly to so,lthcrlv winds for
the Northwest, with diminishing pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

rorICR COURT, FRIDAY-Jusiice William
Hail CreT PreSid,ng.-Thc following case,
were disposed of:
Mark Pike, charged OH warrant with per
jury, committed in the Police Court on th,
10th instant. Continued to September 10Th
Joseph Peace, charged with asSallln@ and
beating Aaron Washington. Continued to
llth instant.
James Massey (colorcd). charged with I've.
ing drunk and disordcrly in the Second
Market. Fined 81.
Joe Brown (colorcd), charged on warrant
with assaulting and beating Anderson Ross.
Fined So.
Sarah Clifford and Mary Jackson (coloredN,
charged on warrant with abusing and threat
cning Angelina Washington. Security re-
quired in the sum of 500 Tor six months.
Cornelius Mantle and S. NJ. Bouis, charged
with fighting in the street. Fined - each.
Edward Gilman, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Security
required in the sum Of 800 for six months.
Noah Palmer (colorcd), charged with va
grlncy, and also with throwing rocks in the
streets. Security required in the sum Of 800
for three months.
Thomas RolliSon and John Edwards,
charged on warrant with assuulting and
stIiking jack Meredith. Fined S2.5U each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

New RICHMOND Manager Pow
ell has engaged brilliant array OF talented
stars, as well as II fine stock company, for the
season which commences on Monday night
the 23d instant, and is determined that every
meritorious sensation brought out i'll New
York shall be reproduced here. The follow
ing is III imperfect list OF the stars already
engaged: Mrs. u. L. Bowers, Johu +. Owens,
,Jauatlsciek, }. w. Wallack. Lucille Western,
Lingard Opera Troupe, Chapman Sisters,
Augusta Dargon. "Sl,san Denim with Palace
of Truth.'' Mile Doe, John Collins, Aimee
aud her celebrated Opera Boutfe Troupe with
sixty performers, Coleman Children, J. l..
FoX'> great iumpty Dumpty Troupe, Lille
Eldrdge, Kiraliy Il Abbott Combination,
Chanirau, Edwin Adams, Mrs. james \.
Oates and Troupe, Little Nell, the Zavis-
towski Sisters, Ada Gray, Z. g. Bishop, Wal.
lace Sisters md Troupe, and Oliver Dowd
Byron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

N,'F> Ash Co>T OF lIviSG N CARKARA,
l}NN.~ In rcp y To- ~ circular issued by the
hH'"N'"I Statistics i'll tie early part of last
'"m H." following interesting letter has
'"n received from Franklin TORY, Esq.
'N'"d >tiv> consul at Cnrrara, Italy. We
-A' N l@r"n'lc~c> the United states equiva-
'Ih "l Italian money:
t"f 'mrhlc-,cuIptorS. from to ) lire O.
'' cents, cold per day; for marhlc-cut-
''>' from 10 : lrc $50 to IS cents. gold per
,,'H lor lnarhc-poli>hers, from 1.S0 to 100
t, ,' 30 10 Is cents, gold.} per day for mar
''4hurAm"n, from l'50 to $50 lire GO to
f'iI'>' Z"idl per day black>mithS,
~" rirT', ma>on>, painters, and shoe
,"N'I> hrragr about lire go cents, gold J
,'i nay. ih" common laborcr earns from
49,, '' 10 : li," l2H 10 - cents, gold,) per day.
VIZ "''h1nlc> work from stlni i>e till dark the
'" '"Uid taxing three hours Il day for their
"N ~ tlr N'tmlH"r months. and two hours
."' "Hiln2 The short days of autumn and
''' hui> and women earn from so 10
.... '' 10 T. ~ cents, .old,) per day in the
n'I''>. ',.. IN" principal article produced is
.'T' "Uiyl! SiSrs employment for nearly
3 "i"' Population OF this district. The
ana lr'd mines Of ScIanczxa are very
'''''Lc biIl not extensive. House rent and
''"~ 'Ai"'l>'' for The mechanics and labor
"'' very low. quite in proportion to their
mug pui the average rent Of 4 good
,' ."i'alhInG ten roums is 800 hre
''- ''''l FER annuln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

ARREsr ny Tng PoncR.-T Thursday night
Dick Dabncy, colored IMAM living on
streckcr's Hill, gave q "irce bull" to which
all of his friends were invited. the occasion
being the anniversary Of the foundation
OF the society of which he Is n prominent
member Thirty or forty dusky dcnizens of
the neiShborhooa--ma and female-were
assembled hcncath Dicks hosp table roof to
feast upon the bounties he had prepared, and
good order prevailed until the attempted en-
trance ofonc .IaInes Jasper produced scene of
diScord and strife. James was an intruder,
and not being able to pass the sentinel on duty
vi the door, he attempted to effect an en-
trance by flank movement, but was again
met and repulsed by blow with the flat side
of sabre. He then retired, and going be-
fore magistrate, made oath to q warrant for
the arrest of the whole party on the charge
OF keeping IL disordcrly house. The warrant
was executed by a posse OF policemen from
the First statiou-house and twenty-scven
men and women were arrested and locked
up until yesterday morning. when they were
brought before Justice Crew, who admon-
ishcd and discharged them all. This .fasco
cost the Stutc $3.50.
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Back Pay Of Government Employees

WASHINGTON. September I3.-ConSreSs. ut
late session. passed hi act providing for
the settlement Of accn,lnt> for services oi IL
borers, workm"n, and mechanics employed
by or on behalf oi' the Government between
the 18th Of Jane. 1863. the date Of The eight.
hour act, and The l:fh Gt May, 1859, the date
of the proclamation OF the President con
reininy their pay. the settlement to be made
without reduction on account Of the rciltc-
ion OF the hours of labor, when it shall l'c
mIde to appear that such MIS- the sole cAli~e
Of tic reduction Of wages.
To-day, in response to IN inquiry on Ec-
half Of The laEnrcr>, Woikrcn, and me.
chanics in the Washinrton -yard---and
the principle will Apply TO other niyy-yard>--
Commodore Case, acting Secretary Of the
Navy, says the applications for tine amounts
due them should be !unde to the Fourth
Auditor Of the Treasury. The settlement OF
the accounts of worknipn under Other
nranchc, will lie made by the respective
auditors having them in charge.
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SCrpH0 D$EHirft.
PARTICULARS OF THE plSASTEr

G,SciNHArI. September lB.--M 10 o'clock
this morning lirw boiler at the foundry OF
Robert Jones, corner OF Pearl and Ludlow
streets. while being tested. exploded with
great force. blowing of the roof of the
building, carrying pieces OF the boiler ser-
eral squares, instantly killing three ler>on>
and injuriDg nine others. The ki'ted are
Robert Jones, proprietor OF the iouHdrl.
and Evans II. Lloyd and Joseph U"er>hlag
employees. Ubershlag's body WAS lcaltuIIy
mutiIatcd-thc hips crushed and bowel,
protrudng. Lloyd WAS hlowu TO IL sta.Ic
adjoining. His body was torn III pieces. He
leaves IL wife and child. OF the wounded,
two have received fatal injuries. Jerry Null
roy and - Flanagan, the a;tcr aged ,e>-
entcen years.
One piece Of the roof, ascending i'll the
air and coming down, crushed through the
brick wall of ncishUorlns house. A piece
of the boiler found Il stopping pitce Iii the
second story Of frame structure IL square
distant. There WAS hut sixty pounds Of
steam on when the explosion o'rlrsc,i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

HlsroRY OF THE SUNDAY LAw.-This il q
brief history of the Sunday law. The bar
bcrs of the city, with two exceptions, being
dcSirouS of closing their shops on Sunday,
pctitioned the Council TO pass All ordinance
prohibiting them from working on that day
The petition was referred to the Committee
on Police. That committee reported that
the Code of Virginia CISCO, y. S04,) provided
ample protection for the BARRIERS. and rccon'-
nrn,ed that the Code be enforced. This
being unacceptable To the Council, that por'
ton of the report was referred to the Com
riittec on Ordinances by unanimous vote,
with instructions to bring in an ordinance
with the provisions of the Code above cited
They did so, and the city Sunday law just
enacted, with Il few verbal alterations, is the
language of the Code. The fine OF so i'm
pDsed by Justice Crew for keeping bar
room open on Sunday was Inflicted under
the Code. and not under all ordinance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
Collision I'm xEuinJ,ian Roads.

NORFOLK, September ia.-Tne propeller
Evernlan run into and sunk the Eliza
Mara,' lying Mt anchor i'll Hampton Roads,
last night. The Eyerman lost her furetop-
mast and had her bow stove above the water
line. The Eliza Maria was from Santos,
with coffee.
Later MessrS. b. Il j. Baker & Co.,
wreckers, of Norfolk. are at work Oil the
bark Eliza Maria. sunk in Hampton Roads
this morning. saving what they cn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
The Ealsin,Sre Failures.

BALTIMORE, September l3.--'Fhe following
are the houses Whose failures have been AT
nounccd: LaZcar Brothers. Wholesale -ro-
GERS, Exchange Place; Kirkland, Chase II
Co., heavy importers. cu%iSrd in the Np>
India and Brazil trade; j. c. Bridges Il Co.
and William Baync d Co., wholesale Grocers.
Commerce street, and 4. \. Perry, whole
sale lumber merchant, engaged in mannlac-
turing slaves and shocks Tor the West India
trade. Several other failures are reported
tp-Iay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

.,..n, 'p' ,., CATION OF THE SEXEs. s.~-The eXper-
.'"' "hjc!, >oulr western institutions of
',,'''- have been trying in the corducatlon
.l.,,'s ~ "Ar> Is attracting much attention
r.,,,.", "' me Engiisloaaa'S RcrieU for July
,dm,,,t ,','> "h article on the subject Of Mixed
r.,', '"'to"' 'p' III which arguments for the
,..',. '1 ''0,Hiioh OF the SEXES are enforced by
ru.r r,,''' /" American colleges. The writer
uA ..' a." 'Nnr>t plea tor extending to Eng
..l,..cc.i cH y ana Women the advantages for
.r.,.,;,o'"n now euloycd hv the other sex but
,r ,'t'! ucnlcd 50 them. In the Univer-
.d,,.ir ~ |u'irh. Switzerland. out Of four hun
IN, .r,ooeN'> ,"oeN'> eighty are women. About
..r. ~ l''iH number, who are mostly Ru<slans,
..,,;,,.'; n''i't> o! medicine. At the late cX-
,y.I,'i,'h' the women stood the tests is
'''lA'i! a> men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA. September -. 1877.


RICHMOND, VA. September 10. 1s7c.
OFFERINGS.
WIfRAT.-Whitc 800 bushels Red 3nes bushels
CoHS.-Wliite. 5a3 bushels.
OATS.-1.,-sg biIscls.
MEAL-5g bushels.
EEStSGs.-5y bushels,
SALES.
WHEAT White. Do bushels good Of sfsn: III
bushels fair at Fl Is tbusels very good nj
bushels ronon at Si3s: s2p bushels prime at Sl.sa
h0 bushels common mt Sl5S: ias bushels prime on pri
rue terms: I'll bushels prime at Sl 81 so bushels
common at at Si.55 4! bushels common ut $3.50
II bushels common at ii So loo bushels seed at 81
Total, 2.o52 bushels. {--~'r-'s,.
WsEAT.-ked, so bushels prime at Sl.s5; 7abusIlels
common IT Sizes: s. bushels common ut g. 10: as
bushels prime purple straw at $3.50 lss bushels
fair 1T s7U: 3co bushels good ut Sl75; 2lo bushels
prime on private terIns; =! bushels common nj
80: 81 hiisels common ut i.25; 800 bushels good
OH private terms. Total. lsS2 bushels
CURS.-Wliitc 3on bushels ptimr at NC.
OATs.-i6 bushels mixed ut 55c.: loo bushels prime
Virginia at 55c.
SCREEtISGs.-l2 bushels 1T II.
RE-EXiIRITED.
WuEAT.-Re'l, s2 uslels.
UAT..-s9 bushels.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rev York stocl. and Money Mark.

New York Stock and Money 1FRritet.
NEW fonK, September 13.-hloney, to .
per cent. Sterling firIner at los te 10St.
Gntd. 113 to ll3s. Governments closed
steady but lower. States dull. Tenncssees,
-; new. -. Virsinia's, d5; new, IL CON
sols. 500; deferred, 1'A. Louisnna'S. e.;
new, ~. Leyee's, 90; So, 20. Aabamas.
"a; 5s, GO. Gcorga's, u: rs, So. North
Carolna's, 333; new, 2oa; special tax. II.
South Carolna's, SO; new, %; April and Oe-
Ober, 2Gl,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

HorILEs Full ur rEEArTY.-LLtiies. # ynu u. ND
have beauty hy the bottlcfu all YOU have 70 d. is
- purchase HAGAT's MAGNOLIA BALM. That Iccr-
loss hcauliIicr " the complexion not Only lc@ic.fs
natural charms. Int red. rs even the pl,inest cour-
tcnancc exceedingly attractive. II recalls to :hc
l,llid cheek thu rosy inge uf health removes PIN.
pies, blo1chcs. rouehncss. sallownc>; and other
hlcmisheS, and imparis to the skin most dccat.
fairness aud snftuess. II soCthS the burrows caused
by time or care and gives face. neck and arms, The
plump and engaging appearance Of youthful beauty
All this Is accoinplishrdby the most natural means
VIZ. hy gently and naturally stimulating tho circu
la,ion in the capillary bluo-ve: scs-h sdes tcinl
the most cffrctual aid lo beauty known to modern
science.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
Advance in sn;l.es and mills.

NEW YORK, September l3.-fht spike
and nail manufacturers Of the Atlantic
States. at Il meeting in this city. have agreed
TO advance their prices about p cents pei
kcg. This advance is said to be due to tho
recent advance in pig-iron.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

w. GpDBfS VIII sell AT L. NJ. a house aud lot IN
nural's addition. on St fani's street between
Federal and Charity.
THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell at 10 A. NJ. at
{, the hnr:r lot. several saddle and work horses.
CeoK & t.AuGHTuN win sell NJ 10 A. NJ. nj the
horSc-'nt, rockaway and harness. several horses,
rair males, open buggy. Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

PuIlTIcAL NOTES. The Greeley Clubs
Central Committee have intelligence Of the
formation OF Greeley Clubs all over the
state.
William ). Gilman, Esq. district clcctor,
will speak at Hanover Courthouse on
Wednesday, September 18th.
Acknowledgement Taylor, Major j. Med.
Darlington. and +. w. Mahood, Esq, Secre-
tarv OF the Central Committee of Greeley
Clubs, will address Il Conservative mass
meeting in Portsmouth next Tuesday night.
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Recovery Of thc Bniies OF the Victims
of tE.e City Point Explosion.

Especial tclc@riia 70 :hr Dismtch.l
CITY PolNT. September 13.-The bodies
Of the killed hy the explosion of the tug
Agnes hive al! been recovered except the
engineer. All are apparently scalded. except
that of Captain Jones, which has wound in
the hlck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
&nw HnrIx AsRHnnA

New YORK. September 13.-The numer
o1s excavations i'll the upper part of the city
has resulted in the prevalence of fcvers, and
many persons arc dying: in that section.
}. &. a. Thompson, the well known news
paper correspondent. was run over and
killed at Harlem Bridge yesterday.
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ybc sr.,cux,s Oaicsa, Murders.

LITTLE Rock, September 13.-WilliaruS.
the deputy sheriff shot Il few days since, il
now dead. Letters from Russeilvillc confirm
the report that i'll his dying statement be laid
all the blame of the killing of pnIos and
Tucker oil the present officials.
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NEy Y,,pE ar,RE Ers

NEW GDKk MARKETS.
NRw ioRK. September l3.-ColtUp Irregular
sales. 500 bales: uplanls, 2isc.; Orleans, 2lac.
Flour hrmer aud somewhat active: common to fair
extra. :T65N&lD: good to choice, Slp.n5J $50.
Whskey. a.ac. Wheat iirncr: new win.S rcd
WESTERN. $l.l2, ,H*i.6is. Corn os"d Ac lowe. Rice
irIh mt ssnntc. Pork frncr at SIInS1G2t. Lard
firm at -Iptatc Navals soady. Freighs iiurlr,nyed
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s Iron Deposits OF Ftr-
The orcutng of sh' 'hcsape"@e
n,,tn Railroad.

Nv apcuinG 81 WV
ohio Railroad. :,
.;s, II, Importance A. III "''''''''' 'a'"
,,,, for the transportation OF the
6N--'''' h,,v,,n the Scaboard cities
9an trri~"'' ,.,,,,, IN, Ch,saprokc
.rl rhr N'"'>>it' ,,,. ,,r,,,iotoa
,.} ohio rlr@d' 10" '''''
,,'r-n ,nu> Of scenery ana I''hc'"
..r r,u>r ,+,u>" large passenger
r.'#A~ ,.,,.,ut ~ y hu>inr>> point
2, ta. Now ,,,,,,,,,,Icrtt,l iron ore
..Nrn, h'N''''''', ,., -, ,;nc,
..E.~,.f t;r'e'>st- ""'" "' '>"''' ~
...-...,,.. 81 ;ilr route. III f'Sa'" /" 'hc
'.. ,...,,i value nf these latter deposits.
".-"''.' .,.. ,f rrnt,.>nr r. :. Rid,way,
ST.. ,'oI'">' .,,, r,;,,;,,. ,pc;nc,r -
,rrN~. ~''' ..;
...,osr recent report n'''' ~ ''N
,a,.. raiilnIi company AFTER III tN'
;,,,;.n ,r, ut value. He SAYS :
'""''' ......,.,,r..- uh;rh h,yr
iW. "'"'' ''' - w ,.,,,,r;sod in
...t ur>'r'"" u" !" ',',' - ,,h;,h n,u.
t9.U'!' !''"HF >'''''~ ,i,,i.,,.,., AZ t,t,.,,,.
'."a- "l '.' .r,,, ,,;,l. ,ri -h,,c
...-.fr "''A'''' -, I;,;,,'
n.t, ~. ."~ h'" ''"> ~ ~. .-,,,,,,,.,;,r
A., a''rmr' I" estimate. ny ca's"'at''''
,.. .rwan. VI rnll contained Wlthlh gwen
...,..,g M nih.> ot Your road would n'
.., Without d,cminG il necessary 10 re-
..., :" Ii'~''I ,'''' :. 't,, , :;.,,>,,,,;n,.
......, ,.gfinu ri tn" field. II l. quite obNioUS.
...p - ,a. ,Hart-cd miner, that there are
...,. rn,. v,trr level. between BlG >cWrl
,r.mra;H a'l 'harir>ton. "ithln hHc "lit>
... ,rnl sale ot the line "i yollr r"ad'
....r>.n.l, H millions "i tons. he same
..rrg, .rn'i. "t c''I,>''. tm reached "S lAt> "i
...,~'r Grtfh between Charleston ana
H.a.U.rur., and the amount "i coal hNiiia-
}.rHum N,>t Virginia i lncaicU'ahiy IarSc'
..fJ.,u'. blowing Tor a normal fallo VI III
..,,>r IN consumption. 10 supply the " e>tern
,.rIr. '>T 81 thousand years 10 come.
Ltrw.n- the Ground between Il point III
,.r, p~Nuont district Of Virginia. say Cor
aan,,l,. ani The point where your ilnc dr-
s...rl,, uu tlr nhio. Huntington, di>iauc"
s. G.lmlr>. q, trav'rScd hy your road. hnd
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Arrest OF an Alleged IL itanapper.

NEW YORK, September 13.-M. r. LevisOn
was arrested to-day on board the Hamburg
steamer and committed for examination in
IIohokcn on the charge of being concerned
in kidnapping General Viele's child Il few
DAYS since.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September 13.--A special to the
Netcs from Rome says the Emperors of Ger
msBy. Austria, and Russia. ut their confer
ence in Berlin, resolved to advise the Pope
TO abandon the Jesuits. and agreed TO use
their good offices with the italian Govern
ment for the protection Of foreign religious
corporations in ltaly.
The Parliamentary election is in progress
to-day at Preston, aud iS attended with
great excitement. As the candidates rode
to the polls their supporters detached the
horses from their carriages and drew them
through the streets. The contest is very
close, and both sides claim success. Under
the new ballot act the process of voting aud
counting the ballots is very slow, and the re-
suit is not yet known.
France.
PARIS, September 13.-President TbierS
has been informed by NJ. Burgoing that the
Pope his abandoned ali idea of leaving
Rome.
Henri Rochcfuri. who hgs been cxilcd TO
the island of New Caledonia, is dangerously
i'll. and it is feared he cannot live.