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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD

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-, =. 49, a AVAIL
U VI, ana 1, aIter october 20. 1878, the PASSEN-
urh TRAINS Will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leayes Ricbmond son A MT
daily except Sunday. connecting win wv ~
Va. M. G.S railroad =, r.o,s,,,...,,,. =. !.
Charlottesville and arrives at I1inton at ,o.oo
PM. -O'0'
4 EXPRESS TRAIN --T.e,vas p,ohrona -,
| lO:5o p. M aaiIv &C.,. Sa,.s.,. .soau
at Gordonsvine with W. @. Va. M.aG. s.RP
trains for Lynchburg, and southwest ana arrives
| at Huntington at ZOO p. M. next dav s,o,n,ar
leaves Huntington on arrival of the train ana
arrives at Cincinnati At g O'Clock newt ,oorriro
This train stops between Richmond and
White Sulphur only at function Z, orl,opsvil,e
Charlottesville, Staunton. Goshen. Milboro
| and Covington. - = -
ACCOMMODATIONS rpnYN ,,.,
mond at 44s P. MI. daily e.cent sunasy - ana
arrives at Gordonsn,,a ~ 900 = nS 1"nuay' a''o
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-17
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AN,
CHESAPEAKE r. r.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Ann
CHESAPEAKE r. r.
RICHMOND, York River AND CHRsApsAKR,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA, June 2, 1873
NOTICE
On and after this date the PASSENGER ana
FREIGHT TRAINS over this route will be rpr
as follows tii katJ
PASSENGER TRAIN daily (sunday q,
cepted), between Richmond and West Pop,
leaving the depot at2 p. M
Passengers for river landings and Baltlmors
will leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock p. NJ, CONNECTING
with steamer at West Point on same evenipo
for Baltimore, &c.
Fare to river landings. $3.50
rare to Baltimore....... ..BOO
FREIGHT TRAIN for through freight leaves
Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays FRIDAYS
and Saturdays at O'Clock A. M
LOCAL FREIGHT between Richmond and
West Point. carried both ways, on Wednes
days and Saturdays, leaving Richmond at /.
O'Clock A. M,
WILLIAM N. BRAGG,
>. L. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Freight and Tisiket Agent, Richmond
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-17
PROFESSIONAL.
I. II SHIELDS,
aTTORNEY-AT-LAw,

ATTORNEY
karshan Vail, Corner Tenth and BamH 6,rsst
RfcHAoHD, VA.
Practices In the United States Courts.
Particular attention given to cases arising an
der the United States Revenue Laws, and Bank
ruptcy.
Attorneys outside of the city can have the.i
bankrupt cases here attended to promptly, aud
carefully looked after, by corresponding with me
thereby saving them the expense of visiting the
city. oo 2s-dswAw ts
JOHN LYON,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Late Of Petersburg, Va, has REMOVED TO
RICHMOND, and will attend the courts in Rich
mond, Chesterfield and Petersburg. Office No.
Shafer Building, Tenth street.
oc l3-1m
Il. ii. CHANDLER. ALFRED MORTON
CHANDLER & MORTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CORNER BANK AID TEsTH STRRErs
RICHMOND. VA.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-17

Senator Morton says the people of the West
are almost unanimous in their demand for ad-
ditional currency, either greenbacks or bank.
notes-Erchunoe. -. = rst.s.-
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-17

REVIEWING these circumstances when the
conservative party came TO determine its course
last spring its.representayes IN convention as.
sembled were forced to accept the race issue SO
presented and so insisted on by the negro. =
En0nirer = -o-'
, 1873-11-11
CITY ITEMS.

Harvey Smith, David uaines, and John Gar.
risy, we're yesterday rlestod upon tic charge oi
hiding III the brutal assault which was committed
on OfIicor ConBedine, in AIoDonald's gambling
rooms, ut 1888 Madison street, on Saturday night.
They will be examined boforo Bauyon this morn.
Ing.
At half-past9 0 laBt night Officer Leander Band
or detected man In tho net OF attempting to
open the Bafo in tho Office of Chaplin J. Foss,
lumber-dealors, at the corner of Canal and Van
Buren, streets. The officer promptly arrested
tho burglar, and took him to tho Union Street
Station, where no gayo tho name Of John Fltz-
gerald. Several tools used by burglars woro
found upon his person.
8ergt. Hatheway and three officers wero en-
gagged last night in dragging tho riyor for the
body of John Leo, who tell into tho river from
the propeller Lowell, while lighting with tho on
glneer, Augustus Sayles, the particulars Of which
arc given in another column. Tho body WAS not
found. Rouudsnan Schnach effected 6ayles' ar.
rest soon after the fight occurred.
Daniel Mum, the rnau who was shot at the
corner OF Randolph aud Market atreota foH
weeks ago by John Doyle, lios in critical con,
ditton al tho County Hospital. The ball waE
extracted from hia head few days ago by DR.
Powoll, and, until yesterday, his condition
promised recovery. Yesterday bis symptoms
woro loss favorable. and 1t is feared by DR.
Steele, Tho attending physician, that ho will mol
, 1873-11-11
THE INDIANS,

Grcnt Council In Ellko, rcvadu-At.
tempt to Remove tho Indians of that
Vicinity to a lkcscrvntiOn-Ap proM1ts-
ing Scheme for q MossAcrc Checked
at Its Inception.
SAN FRANo1sco. Nov 10.-A dispatch from
Elko, Nevada, Tonight, Says; Indian Commits
sloner Ingalls,, Of Salt Lake, has been
holding q grand council hero the last
two days, tho object Of tie council boing
to lay before the Indians . proposition to be
moved to q reservation within the next year, and
also to distribute their annultiee. This morn
ing. tho Eastern Nevada Shoshones, together
With q largo representation Of Piutes assen-
bled to receive their aunuitoa. Over 400
bucks were present. Boon after tho work
Of distribution Ind commenced, 1t was
aacertalned that tho Piutcs aud Pashutes
had alliod, and were about to engage in gem
etal fight against The shoshones. Tho trouble
originated partially On account OF the diatribu-
ton and partly on account Of former troubles.
The Indian interpreter, however, ascertained
tho condition OF affairs, and a, separation OF the
tribes and redistribution had to be reaorted to
to restore good fooling.
Tonight the Chiefs OF all tribes neet to dis
ouBs tho restoration question. The Chief Of
the Pashutes and Naohea refused to participate in
tho council, and Withdrew, Tho Shoshones,
however. agrood to send two delegates to look
ut the resorration-sito, ut Fort Hill, Montana,
aud, II suitable, thay will omigrate in the spring.
, 1873-11-11

Panama Railroad. About tho timo Of stockwoll'a
totiroment from tho Pacific Mail Steamship Com
paty, ho Was cloctod to tho Presidency OF tho
Panama Railsond Company. For sotno tino
thero has boon manifoBtotl a disposition to
change tho organization Of tho Board Of Drco-
tors OF the Company, which would CAUSE tho
holds. It Is understood, iron, MI authoritative
source. TINT at tho noxt 1ncoting Of tho Doart,
on Thursday noxt, stockwell will other tonlor
hts rosignation OF bo requested 10 retiro from
the Presidency. Should he refuse to rotiro,
It Is stated tint tho powers and duties Of tho
President will be yosted In NJ, Executive Commit
too, thus making tho Presidency only nominal.
Those who favor tho change propose to tranafor
tho London branch Of tho Howe Sowing Ma
chino Company to Brown, Bhiploy & Co., Lon
don representatives Of Brown Bros. & Co., Of
this CITY, who wero tho bankers Of the Company
wells frioudB asaort that no chnngo in htB rela-
lions to the Panama Company Ia desired.
, 1873-11-11

many. advocates, moro especially among tho
ohurohoB, but Il Ia understood TINT Bttlot cons
atruotiou Of troaty rights will be hereafter OBJ
Horyod, and wllto tho Indnn will DO trahtod
with oil reasonable kindness, ho will hao 30
tnnght TINT tho Government ia IN carnost IN
Ing cLtizons, however unpleasant It 1nay bo to
tho 1ntians. :-
THE TRADE DOLLAR.
Official a{lyices rocoIyod from San Francisco
by DR.. Lindemail, Director Of tho Mimi Btato
that Chinese merchants In that city. who had
made shipments OF trade dollars to hativo corro-
cont. It ia also stated Tint tho Kindor Director
Of f.sl,o Imperial Mint Of japan, and who ia now
in San Francisco regards tho trato dollar as tho
1nent aud moHt porfect silver coin ho has over
Hcen, and that ts auocosa In Eastorn (OricntaD
markets can only 10 question OF tlmo.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE AGAIN.
NotwlthBtaudug tho many sot-baokB which the
fomate auffragtsts have mot with, whonovor they
hayo petitlonod CongroBB for tho riBht to votet
1t may DO autloritatively stated TINT, nt aomo
poriod during tho coming session, tl1oy will
again appear before TINT algust body In tho
capacity Of petitioners. All Tho leaders, Of tho
party have ngrocd on thcir line Of action, II the
word OF ono Of tho most prominent, who was
hero short timo since, may bo rolled On. Relo-
want to this, II may DO stated, on tho authority
of tho intIomitablo Dr. hlary Walkor horsolf,
that hor little bill for $4,000 for aorviooa ron.
dorod during tho War will be insisted on, and
TINT soveral momtors have promt8od her In ad-
yanoo that they will support hor oai'nB.
MODEST DEMAND. .....
4 Young German from Baltimore WAS arrested
at tho Executive Mansion to-day, while endoaT.
ortng to Boe tho President In order to obtaiE
from him $15, 900, 600, which ho claims the Pros
ident owes him, He WAS put on the Afternoon
train for Baltimore, being evidently a lunatlo.
, 1873-11-11

), speciat Dtspatcht to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-A number OF tho
worated manufacturers in tho Nineteenth Ward
have paid OF such OF tholr hands aa are willing
to scccpt knit jackets, alleging their inability to
procure money. Many families in this district
sre absolutely starving.
IN NEW ENGLAND.
BOSTON, Nov. 10.-Neporta from the ran1fac-
turing sections Of New England aro moro choor-
Ing this morning. Thoro Is nows OF tho rosump-
tiQn Of business In several placost and tho rum
ming OF manufactures on Increased timo. The
exaggerated character Of tho many atatonenta
that have appeared Ia daily becoming more np-
parent. .......
INDIANA aLAas-DLoWEng.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10.-DetWeen 900 and
300 glass-b1owers at Now Albany Wero yesterday
in consultation as to whether they would accept
baro living wages, md declined to so
towork. The blowers say they ngroed to work
are one-third less than thelr old prices and this
is the best they can do.
, 1873-11-11

WAs1lINoToN, D. O., Nov. Ill u, m.-syuop-
a1a for tho paut twonty-four hourB Tho barome-
tor Inns r'h.n n Now England, will. northwestern
y wtln'a, GOLD md gonorslly ooar weather.
Nofth"oatorly to northoaatorly wints, low tom-
lilo and Routh AlIa,,tio States; Bouth-
erly w!n'ls, falling barometer, wa,mor
aud olcar woathor III tho 0ult
States. nortl'antcrly. 10 aotlosate,ly Winds
falling barometer. nontllarly winds, uml rlaing
tompora.ure, III tho Northwest, variable wl,uls
and purify cloudy wUAthor on tho Upper l.ak0A
norl!'wehler!Y wln'ls aINl cloudy, cuhl weAt!os
! OH tho I.owor I4akeH.
fn0NAn1JITiEH,
For tho Northwest mil Upper LAkoU, w!...la
bnokng to h!ulhotly, rting temperature, olnlt4ly
Monthor. and u'uah'onnl light ruln sud nuow,
For tue lowcr La4Qv:WlHta (,auAinu to southeast.
, 1873-11-11

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 10.-s. s. Riolloy, a
banker, nsda an assignment this morning for
the benefit Of lis creditors to Gen. Charles O..
Wolcott. His liabilities arc estimated at $780,
600. and bis assets at sl76,000. At tho Begin
ming Of tho late financial panic run was made
on nickley's bank, and It was necessary to sua-
pend for . short time, but afterward business
was resumed and continued till this morning,
when tho impossibility, OF converting his securi-
ties iuto currency made tho assignment nccos-
sary. Deposltors in this bank are mostly poor
people. The selection Of porson 10 we'll known
US Gen. Woloott assures the speedy adjudication
Of tho troubles. A full statement of the condi-
tion OF the bank will DO made ~ BOON as possible.
, 1873-11-11

A Word OF Advice to Jubilant Demo-
Gratis,

4 Word OF Advice to JWbflAht Uefn6-
cFntts
Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1r1bttne..
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 10.-Thero Ia much dis
Satisfaction cxprosaed by different classes Of
those who contributed to the victory Of tho na-
form party in tho recent Btato election at the
tono Of several Of tho speeches at the jollihcA-
tion meeting here on Saturday night. Tho Mad
iaon Dsn,ocraf edited by liberal and progressive
young men, giyos expression to|this feeling, and
administers pointed rebuke. It says For ono
element to como forward and claim this aa It's
tho rest, and smacks strongly 81 bad faith whom
It comes from Democratic speakers. Il thoy
flattor themselves with the dolusion that this
grind uprising OF the people moaus = rostora-
tion Of tho old Democratic party, they fail to
comprehend It's spirit"
The Senate Ia atill In doubt, tho question
whether tho regular Republicans have one ma-
Jority or not depondiug on the official returns
from Groom County.
, 1873-11-11
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 10.-The report that the oarlists
do Arga, aud that Lieut.. Gen. Primo do Rivera
was Killed, is officially denied. Gen. Primo do
Rivera was not hurt. nor was Gen. Marionez
captured. Tho Government has received dis
patches, dated yesterday, from both Of those
officers.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Caglists continue to
claim agreat victory at Miranda. Thoyroport TINT
h1arionoz WAS driven from the vicinity Of Estolla
to Losarc0H. On the other hand Con. Marionez,
III his official report OF tho battlo to tho Spanish
Government, atatea that he passed two nights on
the ground previously occupied by tho enemy.
, 1873-11-11
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
a Committee Appointed by tho 81
Louis NIercllnatk3 Exchuure.

4 CommtttUo Appointed by the st,
Louis Merclutsts' Exchange.
! -. Lou1a, Nov. 10.-The Board Of Directors
Of the Merchants Exchange OF this city at q
meeting t., ,.day, appointed committoo Of ten
prorninont gou,.' 'emen, to bo known as tho Cou-II
tral Committee th. purpose Of which In to pro-,
sont to Congress tho >:ants Of tho people Of tho
MiseIsHIpPt Valley and ter eamS .a;I for nat1Gnal
of Of transportation to tho Boaboas1. The Com.
nnittoo will also request tho orgaoizatton Of !,
committee OF each lending city In tho Valley
who will cooperate with them Ia order that the
requirements Of the different sections may bo.
properly considered, and o concert Of action no
ourod. The Committee s composed OF the fol-
lowing named gontlomon William n. san.uol,
h. P. Ramgoy, 1lonry T. Blow. ". II. scuddor.
Henry g. HaarBtiok, George u. Allen, George
Bain, r. Allen, John III. Gllkorson, Charles II.
friedman, ]. II. Mason.
, 1873-11-11
MEXICO.

MATAMonAs, Moxico, Nov. Throughout
Mo1i co to-day, they are celebrating tho adoption
Of the additional articloa to the National Const-
tuition, amongst which arc tho abolition Of
poonago and separation of church and State.
Tho military paradod, orations wore delivered,
and tho city IL illuminated, amongst general ro-
joioing.
sAv FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-A dispatch from
San Diego, tonight, says tho leaders Of tho re-
volt In Sonora had fled to tho mountains with q
largo amount Of treasure, stolen BY them durin s
tho troubles in that State.
, 1873-11-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

NEW OnnEAss Nov. 10-DnEApsTuFrs-Flour 1iict; :;
rclls, $3.50 family, $'.509e.bu; mixed aud yelinW
$723 whise, $745. UAs quilt, ut ooSo2o. bran dul
at D0aaD5o.
nAy-Qniet, at SO. 90 for choice:
PnoytsipNH-pork dull, ri tls.76. Dry ealt 1nenta
dull Shoulders d. Bacon not in lo'nautl Offering
for ahnusyh an.l rlear rihs, 1a; clear, 7c. No do
BuaAa-Dull and lower; inferior, 44c; common,
o.; far to fully fatr. 7ess3te; prime. oea9!lo.
b5c strictly priulu, 6G(1h7o rlloee BIO.
Wll1sKy-Farni; 1ouisiauu, use; Cincinnati, $l,o3,
GpfEEE-12f94Jc. ...
UorgpA--0pouod active q. higher prices, but subss.
, 1873-11-11
WASHINGTON.

The Philadelphia Centennial and Hts
Now York Rival to I3e Represented
in Neutrality-suspicious. Good Voters
Discharged from tho Washington
Nnvy-Ynrd--Thc Womnn-SnffrngtKtS
to Move upon Congress- ARnin Mt tho
Coming ScHsion--The TrAde- D0lfnr~
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CEN. DuTLEn'B MANSION.
WAau1NoToa, D. O., Nov. 10.-Gen. Butler
has just started new house on Capitol Hill.
Notwithstanding his losses, to DO built Of tho
favorite Cape Ann granite, which he has por-
euaded into go many Government constructions.
THE MARYLAND ELECTIONS.
Tho ofIieial roturna Of the Maryland election
came in to-day, aud made aome amusement whom
it WAS found that, out OF twenty-six State Son.
ators, the only two Republicans elected woro .
contractor named suet, and tho brother Of DR..
Mudd, who waa sout to tho Dry Tortugas with
Afr. Linooln'a assaBains. Mr.. Oreawell wAa very
netive during the campaign.
THE PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL.
Amongst tho schemes to yet its share Of dop-
Exhibition At Philadelphia. 4 well.known Gov
erl,ment arohitoct eaid Inst night that tllo beat
alyortiscd plan for n building which ho had soon
was oyidontly railroad depot thinly disguised.
TIE COMPETITIVE Jon
with equal unmcrcifulncaB Government ofll-
oinls give no oountenanoo to ethor scheme and
II the 0entonnial subject DO brought forward
thiH winter, bricks will bo 0rod at 1t from all
sdes. Secretary Dolauo has recommended a
support to tho Philadolphin exlabition.
REVENUE FROM THE PATENT OFFICE.
The Commissioner Of Patents shows not rev.
enno during tho paat yoar Of only %. 600, Whero-
Treasury from $50, 600 to $100, 900 por anuun.
BONE AnLE.HoDlEp VOTERS,
, 1873-11-11

A Ron1nrIkable rrtn1 Mt Lowell.
Lotee, Mass. tNou. y, Dispatch to the Ntp York Her.
aid,
Ono Of the most remarkable trials ever hold In
this State, was brought boforc the Superior
Court to-day, being the Acton murder case. Ed
ward Curtain, who will DO 10 years old next De-
comber, indicted for tho mansIaughter Of the
boy Morris A. Lano, who waa years old on the
lat Of january last, was placed on trial at noon.
Mr. ". B. Gale, Of Marlboro, appeared for the
dofonse. Tho caEo WAS brief. Tho substantial
facts were given to the public at tho time. hEr.
Gallo made m ablo defense On tho ground OF
want OF legal capaoity. His points were, most
Of them, supported by the Court in Its charge to
the jury. Tho boy Curtain told tho story Of
tho transaction, admitting tho act, stating he
struck him because ho would not 70
back when asked, and lie lit him with stick aud
then asked him II ho would 60. uo would not,
and ho hit him several timea moro, till ho saw
blood. Ho then dosisted. He afterwards, with
Kinsloy, went to his sister in Cambrilgoport,
because Of tho foar OF Il whipping throntonod
him by his aunt. The case was given to the jury
at o'clock, aad at o'clock they had not ngraod.
LOWELL. Mass, Nov. 10.-Curtin, tho 10-year
old boy who Ia on trial for tho murder Of an i1l-
fant, has been found guilty Of manBlaughtor.
His aentenco was suspended to givo the Heloct-
men OF the town wherein the killing occurred
time to consent that the boy bo eont to the Ro-
formatory School.
, 1873-11-11
THE DRT-COOpS TRADE,

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New Yong, Nov. 10.-The story Is current In
business cirolos, and is very genorally believed,
that the Intense rivalry which has SO long OK
listed botween the two greatest dry goods housoa
in the United States, 4. T. Stewart & 90. and
Il. B. Olafin & Co., has at last
broken out into something very like an
open fight. It will DO remembered that, aftor
Cladin d Co. made their arrangements for an
extension, thoy ADVERTISED their stock Of goods,
valued Ut S6,000,000, at special sale, bogln-
ming to-day, at such reduction Us would On
able them to close out tho lot within thirty
days. It is said that McBsrs. A. r. Stewart
Co. (tho information coming indirectly from i
prominent cmployc OF thoirs) have resolved to
Wholesale rates Of diaflin 4 Go. Whether or
not this is true, their advertisement certainly
reads that their goods will be aoll ut prices that
:annot be equaled in the market.
THz COMPETITION DETwEEN THE TWO HOUSES
may be exaggerated, bnt ut all events it will
have the effect Of enabling people to buy at low
prices, and also the bad result Of crushing
numerous retail doalers betweon tho upper and
auder mill-storoa Of tho trado. This, too, is
said to bo in accordance with their long ostab-
dshod policy Of undorsell,ug oil competitors, to
tho end that they may gain complete monopoly
of the market.
[7o the Associated Prtss.]
New YoRK. Nov, 10.-BnsinoBa WAS vory quiet
with commission houses, and the iobbiug trndo
Was dull to-day, but many buyers aro arriving
from the interior, to intend the closing-out salea
OF two Of the largest jobbing houses in tho
krade, which commence tomorrow. Cotton
goods are unchanged In first hands. Worstcd
dress goods and printed reps arc in fair do
nand. Prints quiet. Wool fannels and blank
cts In moderate request.
LARGE sA1Ea OF DnY GOODS
will be made during tho nozt thirty days at
greatly reduced prices from current rates, on
thirty days time, with further reduction for
cash and on these terms tho extensive house
OF Peake, Opdyeko l. Go. announce that thoy
viii dispose of their entire stock. This On.
nouncoment, 1t is believed, will draw plenty OF
Western buyers hero within the next two weoks.
, 1873-11-11
THE TRADES.


New YonK, Nov. 10.-At q meeting Of the
work ingmen yesterday, James B. Hodgskin,
Who is connected with the finance departments
pf the Eric and Great Western Railroads, otforod
, resolution that public works Of utility and
necessity, on large scalo, must be undertaken
forthwith by the City, tho State, md the United
States Governments, under direction Of the
proper authorities, on tho credit of tho nation,
ind OF separate communitios, and for tho ben
sat of.the industrious unemployed laboring cit
Lso commended to the people, in another fcso-
luton, tho fact TINT large bodies OF mon cannot
md will not starye in tile midst Of plenty.
, 1873-11-11
WEST INDIES,

.NEw YonK, Nov. 1o.-A private 1ettor from
trustwo orthy source, dated Havana, Nov. 6, says:
IAN of1iclGl telegram was yostorday received at
tho Palace, from puorto Principe, Of an engage.
insurgents, under command Of sanquni, in
which the insurgents wore severely beaten,
losing twenty killed and eighty taken prisoners.
Tho spanish commander caneed all prisoners to
be shot on the fold Of batsle. Tho Governor
Of Puerto Prinoipo upon hearing Of It, took
tho command away from the Spanish COM
maudor, and arreatod him, telsgraphing tho
event to tho Captain General. Tho latter I'M.
mediately telegraphed to Puorto Principe, caus-
ing the commander to bo reinstatod, and order
ing tho Governor to Havaua. It il thought
here that the Governor feels undue sympathy
toward the insurgents, through the influence Of
his wife, who Is m aunt of the late Agramont."
HAVANA, Nov. 10.--Adviccs from st. Thomas
to tho 9th inst. Ind been received. Nova had
reached that Island that General Luporon, who
ratircd from the leadership Of the revolutionary
forces In San Domingo two montha ago. has
been recalled by the insurgont ohiefs, and will
resume his old command. It is supposed that
under his leadership the rovolutonists will make
a supreme effort and other triumph or bo anni-
hilRtcd.
, 1873-11-11
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK EaaRKET.

Sj'tfI1I DIVaeh e The Ch3taoo 7F1bu0e.
KANaAB O1TY Mo-, Nor, MISUNDERSTANDING.
1914; shipments, 166 The market Is leBs active.
Well-fatod lots aro H. good inquiry from packers
holders demand M advance, aud tue market cnsed
tr1n for this grado. Satca Ut Colorado ani T0xas
Bsecra were uado 1t $95 other grades sold at former
prices. . >
IIoas-The market WAS depressed by tho warm
weather. mud paclcrs not iu tho market. rrtcea
stood ut s.. 3.00t53.l3H,