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THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
What Was Donc with 1t by tho Coun-
Gil Last Evening.

What Was Dono with 1t by tho Coun-
Gil Last Evening.
The Council mct yesterday evening pursuant to ad-
tournament, AID. MoAvoy In tho CHAIR. preaent, Aid.
Richardson, Dixon, Warren, McacnniBst 0ooy, Nc
Ayoy, Stone, Tracoy, gchmttz, ouller.on, McCowry,
Olowry, Daioy, ODrion, Bond, Clark, Kchoc, Heath,
Sherwood, Moore, Qurk, McGrath, h1ahr, Lengachcr,
Carney, Cannon. Woodman.
The Council went into Committee Of tho Whole and
fcaumcd tho confederation Of the Appropriation bill
L motion to Btrike out tho item Of $40, 600 for
amounts duo contractors from property forfeited to
tho city failed.
A motion was made to incrcaso tho item for tho
senaion Of main water pipes from 900 to 100000
and was resistcd since Tho Board Ind boon quito
recently allowed to use s00 900 out Of tho water rents
for street n,ans which mno up tho sum OF $4o0 GOO.
It was agreed to by large voto: ...,
The Committee then rose without acting on aoycral
items which had boon passed temporarily, and tho
consideration Of the bill in tho Council VA begun.
motion to striko out tho aun Of st3 sco os to pay
the contractors for paving stfects ~hero tlore Woso
street railroads, from Hhich no assessments coua 10
collected, nado tho ground that wa unjust
de{ea tho a1-loyy il the item was H. The latter rea-
simply whether tho city would pay tne yum WITH or
lie noxt motion was to strike out tho Sum Of
e pa1 whom ey
assossoI and 1t VIVA claimed that the appealed cases
would b0 won ny tie cly anu tno money ~ pay
theso people would bc Obtained in that way. Then 1t
Was suggested TINT II 1t to go through, Milwaukee,
aud Archer ayenuca and several other srsctB ought to
Be- put in although tha Item applied only to asacsB-
mets made under the old ayHtom prior to December,
1861. The motion waa cnrried-ayos, 2oi noes, Q.
motiun to reduce tue sum appropriated for drodg-
ing in tho 1iyor nn harbor from $50 coo to was
followed by one to make the item $685. 00o but to de-
vote So 600 Of It 10 the purchase Of dredging ma
chine rhiB last proposition waa opposed, since IN
diton to machine, othcr things would have to be
bought and moro ucn hirod. It was always cheaper
10 hiro such work done THIS drcdgc business waa
voted on-yeaa IT, maya 8.
The tom Of $66.1o134 for land damages at bridges
was adopted. 49, ,,.
bourne ayenup bridge, and insert SO 900 for new
bridge as North avenue, and the motion was agreed
Then bridge tenders aalarics taken up, and at
attempt was made to increase them slightly, hu
failed except In few cases-Lake, Madison. Division
tCannl}, and Adams.
The Council thon adjourned till thin evening.
Up to this time there has been added to tho AppIo
priaton bill tho sum Of $685. this including tht
e Of $o8 lO9 for interest sewerage bonds, which
tho Board Of Public Works forgot. TAero have beer
stricken 28 lraylng net increase OF $416
740 Tho sum Of $21o.82oe 81 Ina been stricken on
OF the sinking fundB hut anca 1t La intended to ust
this for Heweays, this amount docs not figure ut all II
tho RboVo statement.
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BALT1MonE, June e26.-CATrLk-Quiet, and }<AHo
lover. Very best on sao to-day 6A@7o; that genoTay
rated , 1Fst quality tH9sAe medium or good fair
1loas-Light supply and fair donaand, and x@ko
htgher. Corn fed, 7@7ho; atlless, t4@7o, Raoopss,
k,5lo,
BuKEP-Eesvy: receipts depressed tho market
fair donand and 10 lower Fair to good, 4t85o good
to o1tra, 6@5Ho. Aeceipta, b,62d.
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AlbnuF Cattle Market.

ALBANY, Juno 16.-OATTLE-noeeipts thus far 3tl
cars, agnluBs 357 the samo timela week. Tie
ruling of the market favors buyers. Poorer qualities
ahow decline Of h9ka. Thu quality ~ medium i;
the wesghts not ns good "a last woet. There not
sufficient galea to hx prices.
VEAL CALvEs-The market il very dull, except SoE
extra heavy extra 7@7Ho; common to hne, 6@sHc.
week. Tho demand Ia active and the market strong at
an advance Of HaAe: ehoep, $3.50 lambs. pQs11c.
Hoos-Tho market rttles high, with limited de-
naand baea: 95 Ohio, averaging aus bs, 1t 81. 81
asoro pigs, 6h@7ko.
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DETROIT, Mici,., juno 2G.-rAAsED up-props Law
renee, Fountain City Sovereign, Holland aud barges
and Forest City and barge; scrs Oriental Gallaiine
Magellan, William Home, II, @. WinRlow, Clyde, Annie
yslght, droton, Southampton, Victor, Basco, and
Xiorctta.
PASSED DowN-prors Mohawk, Bruno bark Mary
Merritt Hchrs Marongo Craftsman, Oak Leaf, Jsmca
Joy, Ahirn Cobb, Winch, and Trinidad.
WNp-East.
DETROIT, Mich, juno 26.-PABsEp Ur-Propu May.
flower, st. Paul, N. Mills md bargea, Msudota and
barges harks Lote Vol, parnna schra Frod morse
Empire Btate Ke!derperts, William sandorson, Mahel
I. Hanna, City Of Chicago, Worthington Mary Hggte
uayann, Athontan, E. Harmon, g. Paatcr, Montpelier
NAbob,
PASSED DowN-Props Henry, Howard schra O.
II. Johnaon, Denmark,
WIND-Houtheaat.
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but ho could not be found. Thu man who
constructed tho elevator was lmp1orcd to roleaso
the Gagged proprietor. but he prudently declined.
Still tho ngcd voice continued to make 1t lively for
enough Ii all tho printing ofacos Of the city with
which to ornament .s remarts and, therefore, 1t ta
batter not to publish them. After waiting four mortal
watched with bSeath1ess interest by all tho othera
while he cut 1oie In tho top OF tho elevator and drag
mover been soen sincc Thore ia another now elevator
In the f'nes otco now,junt such ono Ii thai which
fell in Field LeIter'B tho other day.
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LIVERPOOL, June 26-]1 a. m.-F1our, ATS edG9
2ss ID. Wheat, winter, 12s I'd spring. 11E@s12s;
white, liz 11d@12a; club, ia 4d@12s ID. Corn, 26a
Cd. Pork, Ca. Lard, 500.
L1vEnrooL, June 3D. p. m-DreadHtnGs quiet and
1rn, sAlnble at previous pttoes.
LoNDoH, June 29-5 p. m.-Consola for money, o7I
9921S; for account, 92n@92K S20s Of 49, %; do of
~, 03T: 1040e, 894 now %, 80n Eric, 4oH.
Tho bullion IN tho Bank Of England has lnGzoased
c4lv, 900 slnce tho Last report.
P1nIa, juno 2o-Rontcs, est SIC. Tho specie in tho
Dank OF Franco has ucreased during tho week 25o~
000 francs.
L1vrnpooL, Juno 28.-Cotton dull; middllng up
lsnl sgd Orleans, 9sd. galos, TO- GOO baloa Amer
lean, 5000 speculation and export. COO.
Breadatutla qulet; rcd winter wheat IL I'D. Flour,
27a Gd924s ID. Corn, 18s 3D.
Cheese, Cos Cd. Cuinberlands, s7s ID. Short riba,
3Q4.
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All uorhors nj tho W1I. B. WARREN LODGE; No.
s9 f. A. H.. togshor With THUR families aa!fnaa i
ot iarcipAtEng In excursion aHd ntcnto a!d JOIN
q yx thG M ,onsn s1K & us. Il.
ngto Heights, Saturday June " W.T. meet On t'st
0rnIny. 1t l0 ooloek q o5%rnta' % ,'ad i1,nt IL
III oEder ri If t tj,o w. III. j. H. DUNLOP, Secretary.
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New YoaK, June 2d.-The commission houses were
very quiet to-day noas Of tho jobbe1a arc taking
stock: Tho market for cotton gooda is unchanged,
bars Prints aro quiet; but whito ground polka spots
again in favor and sold ahead by the agents. Job
prints nearly i'll cleared out Heavy fancy csssl-
and besYera In fair demand by the clothiera
Foreign goods arc dull except black grenadines, whio
goods, aud hoRery.
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probably not DO replaced by 1srgor onca tho ncrnc9s
OF tho rlver rendering nh ample quantity Of watcr nj
wayR availnbla In of tro. Tho rorchants loft,
after making tho statement that tloy should enloayor
me a or OF
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Masonic

A. H., viii r.uot a tteit hal!. No !? Nurth Cntenst.
an Saturday u.u 49, ut LUZ uclpck sharp, 10 accompany
tbe Grand LodgO lay stunc fnli atenanau
Io desired, h i. sh1Ii1It ~, MI
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A Regular Communication Of Wh1. h. WARREN
LODNK. No. &9. A. f.. A.. NJ. will hp hnid nt OrlGt-
st o'clock, wan hus'sss Of tia utmost mso,snco M4
reoevcd summons 9ndar ths scs of o Iodss. wi.hla
the past few days. will pay Particular attention 10 tt'sn
W, h. j. II. DuNIOIt heefeldEy.
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Excolaor Ladso No. 5, knights Of I'ythlas s-KeRnls1
eongocnttoa this ssennY at ou!oes At oAstia
ttiu4 brethren fratuFtally inyllGti. :, :, .,
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No. ii iASna.st Special communication Ibis {Trida
evenlnE At IN o'c1ook. t.r Mprx ~ hn ri Degree.
order of tho Nastor II. N. TUDkER. hetrrta5y-
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Attention. Sir knights

OF st. BortAtd Connanlnry No. u. You untfct 10
appuar II your asylum No. s kin!ioat. ansnrday 9or,.
Ing, At ~ claek, In full uniform for oaoNEt duty Walt
luz Hir Kuights s1a oUtlrteousiy ,vltsl L, jnn
i. A, CRAWFORD, Commander,
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BUFFALO, june 28.-lnE4paTuTra-Flour hrm ;
trade good. Wheat inactfye; holders firm about
1.35 81 80 for No. Milwaukee club. Corn in good
demand 80 400 hu No. mixed Western sold at 43,%c
i, coo bu, znmpo, Wcatorn, at 40@41c. Oats-Salos
5000 bu In lots, ranging from 3SH HGs37Mc.
FnR10uTs-Unchaigad.
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Ey,rclorS SERVICES To-MoRRow--Tht
Usual religious services will be held in all
Of The city churches tomorrow except the
foitowlns special appointments
<ercnM- Street Christian Church.-Rev.
Joseph L. Tyler at II \. Nj. and j 7. NJ.
instead Of As heretofore.
rty .4lmshouso Chopei.-Spccial services
at4PM
German Evangelical Lutheran Fifth
>,rcrt.-Rcv. Edward Huber, of Jefferson
ti,v. Mo, at II a. vi. and SP. NJ.
second Prcsbyttrtan Church.-Servicesa at
II 4 NJ. in Assembly Hall. Rev. DR.. Hoge
viii deliver (by rcQueSt the first Of series
Of lectures on topics discussed by the late
Evancclcal Alliance. Subject Of first lee.
trrp The Province Of the Supernatural
No afternoon service.
yh1U prs$hycriGn.--Rey. ). j. Baird, ID.
T.. will take pastoral charge Of this church
,o.Morrow, preaching al IL \. NJ. and 13C
+. u.
.,ncc-Strcct Bop.iS;.--At II A. NJ. tAl
;r.>tor Rev. DR.. y. w. Wilson,. At = p
H.. Rev. !. William Jones.
:,h:o,. Baptist Church.-At II y. NJ.
Evy... William Jones.
>.:,.g Bap1St.-kev. Aaron Jones at Il
\. VI.
,,uG,,s->.rctt Chapel.-At II \. NJ, in
trcIuc:ory sermon by Rev. George +. VIII
lam>. recently appointed by the BaptiS!
sunJly.School Association OF Richmond tC
,ahr charge Of this interest. At Z. NJ.
Installation Seryicc>-in which the pastors
-: Tho Baptist churches in the city VIII take
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Affairs Of the sprasues.

Providence, October 3l.-The meeting OF
bank officers TO consider the affairs of A. 4
W. Sprague, held at noon to-day, by ad.
journment, was further adjourned until to.
MORROW noon. The committee was moi
ready with their statement, and no plan for
the future conduct Of business has yet been
agreed upon. There is no change in the
grave aspect OF affairs.
The commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernor to examine into the condition OF the
Cranston Savings Bank report the total liza
biIities of that institution at 8, 1861, 1886, in
cluding ~, ,l43, ,505 due to depositors on book
account. The assets are =, 3S2,23J. The
statement shows worse condition than was
anticipated.
The notes OF Messrs. 4. & w. Sprague
went to protest this afternoon.
The announcement Of Sprague's paper
going to protest in Providence mad no fur
ther perceptible effect on the market than
that of the failure of their New York firm,
and it is hoped they will soon recover from
their embarrassments. The belief here Is
that eventually holders OF their paper will
not lose one dollar.
: OswHo, MY, October 31.-Hoyt, Sprague
& Co.'s woollen mills have been closed. Five
hundred operatives Ousted.
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The FellOH-Fever.

MEMPHIS, October 31..--Twelve yellow
fever deaths reported, and five others.
There were three yellow-tever deaths to-
day, and four from other causes. Inward
bound trains are crowded.
The splendid gold cross presented to Miss
Lulu Wilkinson as testimonial of her de-
yotion to the afflicted, was stolen from her
last night on the eve Of her departure from
the city.
SAVANNAH, October 3l.-There were thir-
teen new cases of yellow-!ever at Bainbridge
Yesterday and four to-day. Since the de-
velopment OF the disease there have been
fifteen deaths.
A special to the Ne1s announces the situa'
ton more hopeful. The dangerous cases are
all improving. There was heavy white
frost in that section last night.
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New YoRx, October 3l.-Twenty thou
sand working girls have been ousted in the
different factories in Newark, Nj.
The Zinc Works at Trenton have dis
charged thirty hands.
News from Hartford, Conn, is to the ef-
feet that no sweeping discharge OF working
people is there apprehended. The plan Is
10 allow every emp'oye to earn something.
Private advices received here from Hava-
m state that during the storm OF the 9Th
instant three Spanish g,hboats were wrecked
ut Guantanamo and at Saqua La Grande,
and two ac Botobano, Cuba. These boats
were all built In New York in 1869.
Affairs on the street are very unsettled.
The suspension yesterday of Hoyt, sprague
& Co. rther increased the interest already
felt and embarrassed speculation Of all kinds.
Stocks opened weak and feyerish, fell ls
to 3 per cent, recovering slightly, but going
of ugain. The dealings are few and only IN
email amounts, business men being unable
to anticipate the effect Of yesterdays fail.
ures, and fearing further troubles.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.



PARIS, October 31.-The Count de Cham
bord has written n strong letter to q deleea-
tion of the party of the Right. lie says he
owes the whole truth to the country. He
is asked TO sacrifice his honor. He retracts
nothing, curtails nothing Of his previous de-
carations. He cannot inaugurate stormy
reign 10y an act Of weakness. Were en-
teebled to-day l should be power!es' to-
morrow.
The Count resisted urgent appeals to mo-
lify his letter, but insisted upon Its pub'ca.
ton Cer6dttn.
Furloughcd officers of the French army
are ordered to return to their posts.
1t is stated that the Royalist committee
consider Chambord's letter fatal to the mo-
narchial coalition. Chambord declines any
concessions. His letter concludes :" France
clnnot perish, because Christ still loves
her."
A special cabinet meeting was held st YER
sailleS last night.
1t is reported to-day that in consequence
of the position maintained by Count de
Chambord. in his letter to NJ. de Chenelong.
all hopes CT the restoration OF monarchy
have been abandoned. 1t is probable that
the Conservative deputies in the Assembly
will vote in favor of proIong;ng the term OF
office of President MeNa' 9n.
ENGLAND.
LoNpoN, October %l.-ltr Comt OF -.
James will be in mourpin. for t:.r"c weeks
for the King of SaXony.
Annual settlement tomorrow.
Spain.
MADRID, October 31.-The troop hc>i"g-
ing Cartaoena have been reinforced by 50to
men.
Italy.
ROME. October 31.-Several Jesu;S left
here Yesterday for the United States.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

GRAND CONSERVATIVE MAss.MEETISG.--
The largest gathering of the people of Man
ches ter in the memory of the oldest inhabit-
ant took place last night in front of the mar
ket-house to welcome Governor Walker and
Judge Meredith.
Excellent provision had been made in the
way of erecting stand with suitable deco
rations, including a picture Of the candi-
dates. Buntires were kindled on Market
square and in the Bowery. The Central
House, Harding's store, and other houses
were Illuminated. The miniature gun of
the Kemper Kampaign KIub, under Captain
Hood of the Wide-AWakes, fired appropriate
salutes: rockets were sent of, and everything
done to give the meeting an element OF sue
cess. >,
AT o'clock DR.. L. r. Chiles called the
meeting to order and introduced in appro-
nriatc remarks first Judge John A. Meredith
and then Governor Walker. The lateness
of the hour prevents any extended notice OF
thc speeches, nor would it be just to attempt
il But both speeches were received with
thc livcliest demonstrations of satisfaction.
A number of ladies were present, and
many we're introduced to the distinguished
speakers.
in response to calls DR.. Chiles spoke briefly.
The meeting was the largest one ever held
in the town, and proved the good affection
our whole people feel for the Governor, who
must have felt gratitied with bis reception.
The distinguished speakers were escorted
over by committee from the Conservative
climbs. consisting of Colonel Ambers, Captain
William !. Clopton, and A. C. Jones. Hess
kH,ich's fine band furnished most excellent
music. The best of order prevailed, and the
extra police detailed for the OCCASION had but
little duty to perform; and on the whole
this enthusiastic gathering of the people may
be considered an apprspriate finale to the
campaign on the southside.
CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-Messrs. Ambers, Bur
well. Clopton, and Gentry will speak at Ma Ma
toaca to-day at 2 o'clock ?. NJ, and at FL
tricks at night.
The Wide Awakes will meet at their club
house for work Monday night.
CHURCH NorE.-Rev. DR.. J. L. N. Curry
will address the Baptist Sunday-School MIS-
sion Society Sunday evening.
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THE VIRGINIA OPERA.H A.HoUsE-ISTEREsTISG
PROGRAMME FOR NEXT WEEK.-On Monday
Mr.. Frank Rivers, the lessee of the Virginia
Opera-H House. announces that the celebrated
and only Ling-Look--thc Chinese wonder,
one of the most astonishing artists in the
world-wiIl appear for the first time i'll
brief engagement. In addition to this at
traction the great burlesque skaters Austin
and Hess will also appear in Il variety of new
and llnequaIled acts. The Ethiopian define
ators Peasley and Hughes will also entertain
the large audience in their songs, dances,
&C., &c. Mr.. Henry Page, the wel.known
cornet-pIayer, will also be present and take
part in the entertainment. Ling-Look will,
it is said, perform the marvellous feat of
swallowing sword three feet long, red hot,
heated in the presence of the audience. The
combination is said to be very fine one, and
will doubtless attract il large number OF
visitors.
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Mr.. Rivers will give special performance
at 2:45 for the accommodation of the ladies
and children.
The military men Of Richmond will also
have an opportunity OF witnessing the Aus
tins in their military sensation, consisting OF
manual Of arms, lightning Zouaye drill, &C.
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WaShaIaStOR.


EXCITEMENT IN REGARD TO SECRETARY RICH
ARDsoN's DETERMINATIONS DEspoGD-
ENT, &C.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, October G1.-Rumors of
Secretary Richardson's retirement have been
promiScuously circulated to-day. coupled
with other statements about official changes
and appointments all OF which created q
very lively sensation in news and eff cial
circles. The report concerning Richardson
also created stir in New York as cvinced
by numerous kilograms received here inqui-
ring as to the truth. Investigation proves,
however, at least for the present, there Is no
intention on the part Of Secretary Richard
son to retire from office, or desire by the
President to have him do so. The Prcs-
dent said to-day that he was in accord with
Richardson in the financial administration
of the Government, and was surprised that
such rumors should get current. Richard
son says that although his duties in this cr-
sis are arduous in the extreme, that he has
no design of relieving himself by retiring
from Office.
Reports have also been current that one
of the Supreme Court judges was to be re-
tired, but these also lack substantial iounda-
ton.
Quite a number Of members of Congress
are arriving in Washington. Most Of them
anticipate lively discussions, particularly in
matters OF finance, during the session.
Several correspondents OF Radical journals
telegraph to their papers despalrinG of the
Hughes ticket being elected in Virginia.
TIMn&
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PETERSBURG LYcEUM.-Thc record of q
charter granted by Judge Samuel S. Weisi-
ger, Of the Circuit Court of Petersburg, has
been lodged in the office OF the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. The association Is
founded for the purpose of erecting or
purchasing and improving building TO be
used for public amuScmcnts, literary and
other societies. The capital stock is to be
not less than $1,000 nor more than 10000,
10 be divided into shares of SO each. The
following are to be the officers for the first
year: Franklin Nsod, president; j. W.
liargrave. yice-preSident Daniel Dyson,
treasurer; Farrell Gallagher, secretary ;
James Carter, director.
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GEAED CONSERVATIVES RALLYAT ASHLAND
SPECIAL TEAN.-Thc Conservatives OF Han
oy,r have arranged :. grand barbecue to
cone Oh at Ashland to-day. 4 mum Der of
GOOD Speakers will be on hand to interest,
instruct. and amuse the people. Governor
Walker and Judge Meredith have each ac-
c~ptcd invitations to be present, and there
Will be others also.
4 special train will leave the depot on
Broad street at II A. NJ. and return after
the Speaking is over. The company have
reduced the fare to a remarkably low figure,
80 that All who desire to do SO may attend.
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INSTALLATION of OFFICERs.-Thomas T.
johnson, district deputy grand worthy su.
pervisor, has installed the following officers
Of Holmes Tabernacle, No. 81, of the &. G
A. o. OF B. and S. ofLoye and Charity: Rev.
James Ii. Hslmes, w. S.; Isabella Lewis, V.
:. George ". Kelly. ". r. g; Ann Plea
stuts, W. Treas. +. Brown, w. f. S.; NJ.
.J smith, w. J. Con-; Cathurine Washing
ton, w. Sr. Con-; Melyina Brown, w. /.
SIN; Winston Lewis, W. o. Scn.; As. Ma
crime, W. Chaplain Robert j. Lewis, w.
Marshal.
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More Suspensions of Work, Etc

New YORK, October 3l.-The feather fac
tory in West Hoboken is closed on account
of the scarcity of money. Two hundred
hands thrown out of employment. -
The Erie railway is reducing force in dif.
ferent shops along the line of the road, and
the workmen retained will be put OIL three.
quarter time, commencing tomorrow.
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weather Probabtiitaes.

WasH1sGros, October 31.-For New Eng.
land. on Saturday, southeast and northeast
winds, cloud and rain.
For the Middle States, northeast winds,
reering to southeast and southwest, with
threatening weather and rain.
For the South Atlantic States, southwest
erIy winds, rising barometer, and clear
weather.
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neturu or ord Probabilisaes.

WASHINGTON, October 3D. General Myer,
chief signal officer of the army, has returned
from Europe, where he has been In attend
ance at the meteorological congress, con-
vened at Vienna, and is already very buslly
engaged in preparation of his annual report.
lie was OH the Atlantic in the great storm
of the Gath, and expresses himself as having
had pleasant opportunity Of studying its
phases
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TuE CLAY-WArp RALLY To-HlGnT.-The
Conservatives of the city will assemble TO-
l.i.;.t in Clay Ward at the corner of Grace
and Laurel streets and will DC addressed by
Colonel Q. +. Beard and the Conservative
candidates for the House OF Delegates. The
mammoth hiiloon which was not sent
III al The recent meeting in Jefferson Ward
on account ot the high wind prevailing AT
tn, il.l.r viii Re used tonight At this meet
,ny. fir.w workS and lively time generally
!.av be- expected.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUEp.-During the
past month there were issued eight mar
riage license, from the clerks office of the
Henrico County Court--siX to white cou-
pies and two to coored persons.
From the clerks office Of the Hastings
Court "a Licenses were issued-white, 33 !;
colored, 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
and Ohio RaiErOad-Dc-
fault OF the November Interest.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-The directors Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, at their
meeting this afternoon, decided to default
their November interest. due tomorrow,
although the president Of the road offered to
put in 100000 Of the S450 coo needed. They
will make statement and ask bondholders
to fund the four first maturing coupons into
per cent. income bonds.