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SOME FKEMBLE,s FRIENDS.
Trouble In the school Of Addition. Division,
and silence Ovens X RebeIIious-Bili Mnnu's
Ritghted Hopes.


Correspondence of The sun.
PIILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-There is trouble
ia the camp Of the Phlistlnes. VIM. g. Ovens,
notorious character of the Seventh Ward. at
the recent primary election Of the Republicans
succeeded in obtaining the nomination as Bill
Eliotts Successor in the LEGISLATURE, the latter,
with the powerful aid Of the Gas Ring being
nominated for sheriff. Ovens, who a few years
ago barely escaped trial for murder, was long
a protegG OF Elllott's, both living In the same
ward. and the latter had no objection to the
nomination Of his quondam friend bus the
announcement that he had succeeded create a
storm Of INDIGNATION among respectable mcni-
hers Of the party and the Rinz managers be-
came alarmed.
Tie competitor of Ovens. Il certain Henry
O'Ncil. was therefore set mp to- contest the nom -
nation, and the claims of the diSputants under
the rules Of the party were submitted to % sub
committee of the City Executive COMMITTEES.
The report OF the committee was in favor OF
O'Neil. and u was undoubtedly brought about
TO get rid OF the odium that would result from
ovens being on the ticket But the report OF
the committee fails to settle the matter, Tor the
pugnacious Ovens has announced his dctermi-
nation To ran ~ the regular candidate. being
urumised the support Of the executive commit
tee of his own ward. This gives brother Elliot
pain and altogether tue muddle H. It very cm-
barassine one.
But this is not the only grief that has fallen to
the lot OF the Philadelphia managers. Long ago
programme was arranged To- make Judge Pax
son, who Is now on the bench of the Common
Pleas Court, the hepubcan candidate for Judge
Of the supreme Court, and the engineers OF the
scheme. confident Of It's success, had provided
that Bin Mann should be appointed bv he Gov
Crnor to fill the vacancy that would be caused
bv the elevation ~ Paxsun. The enuruitv uf
this design can only be appreciated bN those
who are fnmilar with tho partics. but II has
been happily frustrated by the uomiuatiJn II
Judge Gordon many delegate' from the Interior
having refused to he roped la hy the couspira-
tors.
The reader may marvel At the aspiratio Ms ~
Rill Mann To- hc q Judge. especially ia view ot
the very lucrative character " lis present post
tion; hut the truth is, tdat Individual has IA lde
up his mind that the lease Of hi- present Office
must have an end. H'.ide-, hc iS get; ing aluuL
In years, and bens rcputed " rth nearly half a
million, he could well afford to forcgO the ~potls
OF the District ATTORNEY snip and retire to the
soft cu~uiuu of the Judiciary. whore he might
rDst himself In a sort Of diguiGCd relu-c. wiIle
still continuing t. Dul the wire, ul toe uariy
organization. But his little game J., spoiled, to
tae great qualification ~ tho public.
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MONpAY. Aug. .-FLorR ANp MEAr-Thers
was IN demand tor the lover srnds. Of loar: ald
dun and better grades we're dul aud weak, ,EStrs
rort and Fooi lines were readily taNsn at full prices
S1I me snrpy ol 81 gr!d', ot n9lr WI. cnpa 1iivey
sSTe e,nas fs Sor9 i mn n egt 7esr agS s, we
snd western. MI. s. ni5: eStf Site. 81 i6S sss5
western sprlns wheat cNtras. 81 @tsS ~ do. double
extras $50 siols ci'y shrning cvtris yeSs1 city
ra1e n ana f'nily bnnd- >';'asui south m nisers'
tras, q ,ets1. Rye ne1r- -~uDerAl.. s5e =, 5 grn
meal a,Me,trrn, &C.. t'2'e 'a.e; brandy vine. &C..
GrecsHrFs couee ne yc anl o-n.r: .ae e2o b,s,
yc n,2 sS.. S "a I u; is gui, 'o '.c iror &C.
Few BIZ c6oicc nv @-es,. H a ,r,, iIl more
iES sS 91S aw Srmgr gr9G s'e -5, 4s;' ind ~ sS 10
closlnl at the higher pr ana prime cchtrifugaia az
9S.sgec., refined qnict'at ~ Ac' f0r haris
vance sse aai sC.s Fr gWc s SPs& & S'Sl 5o :" a
cludnfnew mess at tls for Angus, and Scplcnhe. AID
prime pps at tSS 5 81 if Old mess sna
veG z Scs SE efFs Sv at r ons s'cSa sar 'l and se
SC for long rlh, and 500 D. shor rib tor scpemeer
OF n fresh hans m a. nSbl e Go sh9gldsTs Jl,e p'sS
heavy IN bu'k Lard rulei shade nrncr, but was
quiet t salSs so es. at ier prWe sS s ety sc
gust and sNc for do, seller sgptenber and October.
Butter dui IL medium grade. but nnc and the poorer
guaitie. selling well We.~rg. is' !ic. stat 2sOs1c
ana siite fist@rlcs isIc. Fresh csg. ..Ss2ic ''.
spot sih nodcrte .aa. ar 'S0S VI 6asas In
Tor c9nsumptio9 iO Tor ort and ~ 70; pceuialon;
i.c. For future delivery u,cre was modcrite busi.
sc sheT se G Hsve 6@en 9 @ 'S Sas a SlGat ~
la1c. for August u itiec Tor septenber 2lSc. for
cembcr. The Liverpool market was reported steady
Gr,S- -~urplc- ar .un kent back by the recent
lS a. 81 . me C. <en Nsca :9n 20 arncr na gn,et ,Sls' @
re for do In .mbcr SIS % i,t 10. sprns,
Mily spring t5iio 1oc 10 inter- arriyc nr.i
in inui ~ 4 o. & 10 T ttN fl,S. - t,m iYr
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yHE EXIEED CRTMEdNs.
1heir Departure rom Castle Garden NrTer-
day Ior the Great Mcsf.


In Gishoartcniug drizZlc the cyiled
CrIwe1n Ncnnpnites embarked On the steamer
Uiri,lec, last nj gat at Castle Garden, landed In
Jcrsey Ci.y and took the night express ON the
Erie Railroad for their long sought homes in the
West. There were ninety Of them, and though
cncumbercd hy awkward and uuwieldy hand
baggage, and confused 10y the distractug CON
Trajectory orders of emigration III cals, and har-
as-cd by travellers difficulties in a strange land,
they went tpeir way politely patiently, and with
"Iho,c sIe funny folks" snd the reporter 70
an onicigl.
Funny folk. 60 was the reply. "They are the
most Z. lSrlrutluu- s"t that ever landed at THIS
wharf. " hy they haven't gwen rs dspcck of
trouble. Iu"y mind tueir hu-iur+s, and i've NJ
To- every inch uf the religion tueN prpics-. tell
You. sir Il iuHus religion shows N'eI hli'r re
has been IN tUiS lace WcntN-fuur hours or go.
lhr rapI,dgdt.cu of the eXics -ecaIcd tp accord
W' W'th t.s.. .Gi.ItI' IS remarks. Iuel are m1ultesiN
.liis Ic aud earnest in their convictions, ana
-"tfuDd very happy AT the ought ul uu carry
arrival At their destination. tner long srjourn
among the lu-sldns mas NOT apparently chanRrl
their uiIr rance, Tor one would not at hrst no
tl,r hutu DIGyrtuNe between luonl ana thc
average German emlsrant 1t is on closer view
that their quiet and seli-poSScs-ed douejh"'
and th1uFl,tll couutcnHurcS ui'lluGul+h lh'li'
Iheir dr,s. D. plain 30 excess, and there Is an air
Of manifest eaTnestness aud sincerity IN their
Al had tickets for ST. Paul, MINI; but the
majority of tho eXllcs intend 10 stop a lew
months with their friends Ia lhkhdrt, lhd,'
while some Will cOInpleie the journey 10 Mime
sofa, that thuy may seek a suitable lochtiun Tor
tire colony. I he delegation viii also VISIT IOWA
Missouri, and kansas. Many express a prefer
encc for Il ansas as "a final nome.
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mlDNIGnr conlIsIoN ArSEA.
The Running Down OF the Bark Altoona by
the rttumship Alabnmn.
The steamship Alabama arrived yester-
day from Glasgow, after u long and cvcntful
voyage. Her log book contains the following.

voyage. Her log book contains Tie following.
August 1880 T.. NJ. luftruchal hight hearing l. h,
s. ~. iulI,r dstaut, Wlld y W, -h, riuuIN. sIIp
rtC ru rs. y. W, making about t'Hhl huuts ptr nuu
the lookout ported Iht Uu tho port bow unctrui
the drcN heard tDc report, ana dl,ccty saw me night
short time ufIcrWard st glimpse of the r,a I. g.
then ported INN rdiltcy after Ft The o., ID uslt t
the hc hard to purl uud stopped tie euriucs direct
Vrtsc tho engines mi speed. uotwl'hsturdirg which
now AID l'l tbait The harks tpry rigging thr tuuc
from tAc collision ill TIE nirk sank cuuiu hot have
been more than n'r minut,s opprl thc cafuo, rud
loe,ruu away tnc quarter Duatt IA caiEt of Mr.. Geo
llu cuius, 2d unlcrr, aud Mr.. Mm Miller, an unccr
winch went I'm search u the siryi'urs throw over.
board huo,s and ropes, ono man swimming IN the
water close To- the shlp, caught me buoy and Was
pckcl W b' hg p9tt quarl,r BOAT, Another drfted
board. rLc third was rssGued from III" nlrks boat
Which WIS full Of water, The boats continued tu pu
near the wrccS for two hours and half nut could not
dscoN, any tuTibcr trace OF the CROW Wth some am
cuuy 4 Me port quarter boat up, but In 1ol,tug The
sttrhmrd II was stove, through the rolling ot
shp, aud was lost altogetheri eo the men on hoard
with difiCully remained ueRr the Wrcck, steaming
slowly round, unll A. NJ Of the an when, Deing day
sight. After careful survey Of our own shlp aud and
ing no damage, proceeded On the voyage. The names
Of tho turyhors are VIM. hchenck Adolph liorn, and
Chas. DCnkCr They report the barks guc to be the
Ahconn OF Liverpool, forty lcight tons register, Cap,
Montgomery FROM Montreal for Glasgow, with cargo
ut grain anu nour.
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4 Grand victory over Every Competitor in
the Word.

The following cable despatch from vi
onha VIII convey the glad intelligence to the
world that the "Wurd Renowned Wilson Sew
ius Machine has hot only taken all of the high
est Awards at Fairs and Expostiuns I'm the
United States, but that IL has ovcrw helmugly
defeated every Sewing Machine manufactured
In the World, and carried of the first Grand
Prize at the Vienna Exposition:
NIESSA, Austria, Aug. 10, 1873.
10 w q. wilson, PcNI 40 WIApt otttHV Mulhtut
CuulHtg, tiercidud, ono.
The Wilson shuttle sewing Mpchipe was awarded the
Grand ~ at the Vienna Exposition Tor brng the hes,
StHWg nd,hine, RANNOR--dd
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A -boo,ing ARRAY ataC circus.

sr Lotus, Aug. l9.-At CRANKY, Mo-, on Friday
lat, At cir,us exhibition, Hen. kian ana james
in, while intoxicated, assaulted Charles 1ho"Hs'
colored and shot him IN the throat and breast Thomas
returned the nrc. but without cn'cl StNtlhl utn''
shutt were nrcd, and Mr. tchmial,a prominent n,rI I
chant ut CRANKY killrd, and MTs, Sweet anu MIs
Iuge were wounded, klllau And Hill esGaped
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ste .ms'1p Alabs'ua Glaf gov, Md %. and pass.
steamship VI liIti, GssKpw, mdsr. ami pass.
Stcaulth.p WfauuA", ldcuNOnG, ud-,. sId pass.
Stcsipsu'' tln., A-pinwail. mus. AMI pass.
.t, iiu-Iln tty 1f Ntw YORK. Liverpool, ndse. and
pass.
steamship -ay OF san Antonio, Galveston. mise and
pass.
sap Charles A. Farrell Liverpool. ndse.
Shir ItlrAJrt Bbrteed, Manila, ndsg.
Bars Auain, seville, cprEwOod.
i'trk -tahir, haliso, frll;.
Rdfk fe-t.ut, Green irk. IN ballast
Hais / r.ithZ. y, wctstle. niise.
Bark L.. ". Griffths NatAukss. su,sa..
bar, sand! Hook. MantaHz :, tagar
PsrN OTNar Odi. A. nGUa, mIsC.
Harh C-strliO. Rueuu. Ayrr., IN h.l'a '.
HUk -rap.Cr, 6 br ..tar, mGsr.
Baik Maria Ade aid" adi., ~ilt, 4
Htrh T.. II. uuNtI. AItWtrl. tu u.i
Bark touceIltnt, Lot coIl.
Eirh >ttO7, tort, in hi -.
nus Ana. rurkt Islam. salt
Brg Anarnta. COW Ray. cpa
Big tlit'i-.zl Llur6. Natseilcs. ..'...
HUg Jeanette. Nl"tC. -, coffee.
Srir .,itattl.I, i.CFsouVL.t q. lumber
Srhr ltrt'lni TRINIDAD, - phlltuu.
Scsr PcrtHuH, NhrEr uhp. to' 20.
Also i.c usI.l fI,'r I.d COAstWl-e ND-e'l.-
The sun., 1873-08-19

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. ls.-W. +. Udder-
zook arrsisned to-day charged two counts with
the murder of Wnhcld :. Goss and the murder OF an
uuNuuWu man. lie pleaded not guilty hoth counts
Tue trial Is nostnansd until the Oct0ber court,
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THE GREAT DIVORCE SUIT.
.GrvrrrE LawrER TIMING UP
yOEUON NDOU nv THE ROOTS.

,.art-Room 4 Venerable negro Purn-
L,,J Hot Timcs.in ~ult Lnlc.
t..,o,ol.eaoe u TIE sun
surLAkE CITY, August l1.-Thc AR
...ren,. ,n the demurrer to the jurisdiction q
,,.,urt in tine great divorce suit are all in, and
IJ.c Emerson ia dgcsting them. The de-
- .r.cr is oi more Importance than appears at
a.. .sht The Federal officials accuse the
,r.,..f gradually r,hhins the United states
,,r. q tH,Ir toWvr'. ami comforting them
,..r.tl,.r.vu courts The M,rmons say that
,ssupr,u, Court " the United states has de-
eI,r,i that their legislative grant VI power ia
t,.i.n,. and ,r.u-a the Federal IN 'lals of run
,,Yg tbe courts here IN opposition to the de-
.r nf the supreme Court. thus creating a
d.,lls.,. tud giving the country at large the
i,,rr..-..u that the Mormons arc 10 blame fur
tbr ob,truct'uu The saints declare that the
object u the officials is to force Congress to
p,..a law that VIII give them powc. to pack
Eiri,. and railroad the prominent men of the
Ciurrh To the peuitontiary, or backman them
UIt VI their property.
Al tRRtPRsssIptE CONFLICT
Tie Federal onlcias assert that ns IN law
lie lures. and PACK them iu the Interests ~ the
church. The Federal officials r'flse to issue
y,nrc fora Grand jury for tic United states
Court. because a Mormon d.1cih has the selec-
tun ut 10. The Nprnons are anxious To have a
Grand jury. but the Federal oilcials refuse t.
take th. iuttlaiurv steps, the clerk saving that
he ", nt i~src a vcuirc without iu order fr'W
thcC .urt. and ihe Court DC ilruc :. {" hc tfr
datS e the clerk to Issue il with. ut ANY such
order. Tie Federal onicehu.ucr- give ue two
reasons for thtir Cours". bue b. that Il the
" rtuons cet l Grand jury tlcy wiz ndict lrlg-
hfu N"uug hhd "th'r Vr"Wh'ht men ''f in w.
der. ~ them ucf re- a NJ rrlvr 'ry and lrg ut'
them, thus settling their c..c- r'Ner. lhe
Sc Hud is tAN the Notnuh OR 'nt JuN Wuutd
iiYi-' tine officials tn u~cN"~ tlr WDlfct.ducU
IN ,hre and other crimes. and t'u~ N.,N Ip %
huanal.n .hll would treNent any interference
BY Congress next Wiutts.
The sun., 1873-08-19
Susucs Noilcts.


Noy,r fl, TO cure ,eran4 ylc. calls and Fever.
Ccod habit oncrhNrd j. iuyaluahlr. Brush
) uul teeth dan and Use lNO4s Tooth Tablets.
TwcutV-hve Genus NOrtd Of Lyons Insect row
der VII destroy = W''liou clcHruach". al bu--.
The sun., 1873-08-19
Court Calendar Tbi. Day.

SUPREME Court, CHAMBERS daniels, J.l-
Nos 49, H. e. 3S ~ A. as 49, a. ~ 49, ST. 5lL ST. 81 ST.
g. So 60 o. GS t5 G S. Il, e. 49, 49, is, w. 81 g. 81, g.
The sun., 1873-08-19

Common prudence requires examination OF
the dstC Iru--, tJ BruAdWdY, which prvssc. gently
around t.e OOuy, holding te rupiure u.hI and dy IN
gLrgI, Auv,
The sun., 1873-08-19

In Natr nonns the chief transactions were in Missouri
hr !cs ANA ~ and south carolina bs, new, January
.uI Iut, o.. IaNh co. imutryc shares suli 90 H.
ana Merchants Btuk, l5A, in railroad bonds trade
WhH NrrN hrlt, with thc principal transactions a- .u-
.Mr. io aq aug MdhI-h ISIS, -. Louis blNlsl"n a.;
Pittsburgh, Font Wayne and Chicago 24s lul ttryr-
nuI aua Pittsburgh 3D. 4g; s.. LOUIS and Iron Noun
tam lists Yo eJ Union lIctC T., Land grant, ~, Bur
nng,on truar Rapids aud Minnesota l,t., = iutIu,
Ne" lorA ana tre lets, ~ C., fancsyile and ash old
H central fHcluC guiu buuu-, iUN Western Pacific
hunhe, W. Toledo aud Wabash istr, Ho; Pttrhursh,
lor Miyhc and hlcasu l,s, lH mon ia inc lsts,
SIX ONO and Mlssssup 2is, 81 Canton Company
brought "; Delaware and Iui on canal ll3i MarpOs
preferred y. and Cleveland and Pittsburgh guarau.
tCed, s,t.
lncmghcst, lowest AMI 9 +. NJ closing prices OF
The sun., 1873-08-19
SlttlI !lOttts.

BEAUTIES OF. CUTTING HAIR AND
wuit.urs priCt cally Illustrated at II Fulton st. corner
Pearl SAVING 40 cents.
TIL tSrON's, IVORY PEARI. TOOTH
POWDER keeps the teeth sOuna, clean, and white, aud
the guns healthy,
The sun., 1873-08-19

ON tie back of thr head, and added that he
In'rd ony to keep Mclaughlin away from
MIN. Lyons was cmpoycd ON a II, I,it luat
TANNING IetWtch tui, C,.A aud sandy HOOK, and
lived In the latter pll @. lie has u sister IN this
CitN. Nuen about To- ~ from the Captain
room he aid. " never thought the blow | give
him voud Kin MIN | dldn't think it would
haN" hunt u,a. Then turning appcaliugly, me
added, Ny God whats t-,Iu' t'. Ilupru me
for thut man. S,ur one tuid Tim t. Keep Good,
ana ne li,i, Welt. suppose must ana Was
tthru hach to his cen, lie WAS still under the
influence Of liquor. The romans uf McLuugA-
lln were taken 10 his parents home ana put ON
The sun., 1873-08-19

~ oIio-.ug counsel said Judge TilforI,
= '1 lr'u The opinion Of judge Mexican Iu
! N t,.u had Ad9uGt Az t1 the dlyorce IA
~ ~ |n ~ D." District Court. He llif0fdl
H., a.Ih r1oi byJuI.o Mexican 10 deny this.
t,.'' and thcr" WAS barely a lawyer In the
tih Nho did not nave divorce clse before
~" ~" AS 1" iIc case Of Hussey agt. ,lHrman
~ "s melting mysterious about II. IL"
N'.I {" nc ork Yesterday h. see III q papers, but
,.. ,,,5 nag dl-Hrucared, But hc would state the
'l Woe uui ..ll'y - judge SNOW, the Nor
Ju l.i rii.d NlatrsI Attorney General
H'h .e'..I r1di,ur.c Do the Probate
JNHhu, r,i. .uti.Gs the decision, Dor
1900" 'h9hei Fl IA liusaeE and a. security
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
New York Items.

New YORK, October 13.-Foreign exchange
is dull here. =.
A heavy failure, that of P. H. Stevens, is
announced.
Nine jurors have been btaIned Tor tne
new. trial of Stokes.
Slater, convicted Saturday of the murder
of Hussey. Is not q gambler, as reported Sa-
tnrdav. He allowed himself to get on n
snree. from some legitimate business disa-
preements. in the course Of which the crime
was committed. :,
The National Trust Company resumed
business to-day, paying depositors IN cer1l-
fed checks on the Central Natlohai oanA-
their clearinghouse bank.
The Union Trust Company mas NOT YET De-
gun to pay depositors. .s
One hundred and seventy tnousano
pounds sterling was received at one Assas
office to-day; total to date, Es9I,ooo.
In the case Of the colored men agains9
Wallack, for n0n-admisslon 70 MS tneatle,
Judge Barrett to-day allowed tne deienual. IL
to put in an unyerifed answer WHICH u
considered adverse to the plalntlns.
II is reported that Ex-Governor honman
will be nominated by the Democrats as tne
successor of the Hon. James Brooks, mem
her of Congress, and not S. S. Cox, as mere
tofore stated. ~ ao,o 81
The leading houses in the piano rade 70.
day deny any intention Of reducing wages
A few of the smaller houses have csaseo
operations. ovo-r,,aa
Mrs. Remsen, of Brooklyn, to-day appliea
to renew her suit against the late hea!tn ON.
GERS for $4,000 damages for CAUSING Lhs
death of her son by removing him uom
home to O smallpox hospital.
Two thousand three hundred emlsfsnk
arrived here to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October lathe fall Fairs
throughout the country are deyoting a part
of their receipts to Memphis and Shreve.
port.
Tom Allen, the bruiser, challenges Joe
Coburn to fight him for any sum from 500 to
$4,000.
The Supreme Court convened to-day.
Justices Field and Davis are absent. The
bar met and passed appropriate resolutions
respecting the death of C~hief-Justice Chase.
General Sherman and staff have gone to
Toledo. General Grant goes after receiving
the preachers Tomorrow.
The Star says Secretary Richardson, i'll
speaking of the le~gal-tender reserves and
the present amount of circulating notes,
saws he would oppose any bill for perma-
nently increasing the le~gal-tender circula-
ton above the present standard, as well as a
bill permanently fixing it at three hundred
and fiyty-six millions. The Secretary of the
Treasury must at all times be able to pay the
appropriations OF Congress, or suspend pay
ment until he can accumulate currency for
that purpose. If the limit is fixed, then the
Department will be obliged to suspend pay
ments on all warrants when the currency
balance is exhausted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
COTTON MARKETS. OCTOBER 13.

NEW ORLsAss.-Dull and entirely nominal
midIlincs. lSX@i SIC: low middlings, THO
IT1c. !: Strict good ordinary, 16S@16Sc.: receipts,
9.3S3 bales; gross receipts, 4.Oi9 bales exports
TO the continent, 5000 bales; coastwlse, os'
bales sales, 500 bales stock, 34,!4f Dales.
Observation-Disclosures; mldulngs, LoHc' Jaa
receipts, 5,O65 bales; exports coastwlse, $3.50
haIes: sa,es, 53S bales; stock, 23.77l bales.
NoRFOLK.-Quiet; middlings, l7c;: net recelpls'
2.l45 bales; exports colstWise, 100 mles, sales'
900 bales: stock, 6,425 bales.
~TIMORE.-D and lower; mlouiDBs, 1 ~
low middlings, 1GAc.: strict good ordinary, ioc:,
net receipts. 30 bales; gross. 1913 bales; exports
coastwise, 107 bales sales, 173 bales stoch' l'ooA
bales. OF. ou
PmlLADELrIIA.-Quiet; middlinss. 1855; low ,
receipts. II bales; gross, 500 bales.
GALyEsTON.-Weak; good Ordinary, IoSc:.
Texas Ordinary, 134c:: net receipts, 351 Saies
exports coastwlse, 1,706 bales; saics, LOU paies
stock. S.605 bales.
BosToN.-Dull; middllngs, 1896; net receipts,
6S bales: gross receipts, G76 bales sales 2Oo bales
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and nominal; mlddlings,
$40 bales; stock, 900 tales.
AUGUsTA.-Quiet; mtddfinSs, 15c. receipts, o64
MEnPuIs.-Inactiye; low middllngs, TIC; re-
ccipts, 1,461 bales shipments, 1898 bales stock
1S MioBGLs|Dull; mlddlings, TIC; low mid.
dlings, l6hc.: strict good ordinary, l5Hc.; ne!
receipts, 2,255 bales; exports coastw1se, $50
bales !; sales, 200 bales; stock, 1O,953 bales:
CHARLEsTON.-Lower-fair demand; middllngs,
16Hc.: low middlings, 15k9B15 Bc.; strict good or
binary. 15c.; net receipts, 2,7l2 6aies; exports
coastwise, 26,79 bales; sales, 600 bales; stock
Is, S91 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
Disasters.

CHARLESTON, October 13.-ArriVed,
schooner Wigwam, from Jacksonville for
bridgeport, with sails blown out.
CAPTAIN Beveridge, of the schooner Ii. E.
Mangham, from Barracos, was lost over
board during the voyage, and the vessel in
jured.
Fl. seguine wa, abandoned in the Gulf
stream, and the captain and crew taken up
and brought to this port by the bark Wild
Hunter. A wreck was passed by the Wild
Hunter In latitude 37.16, longitude %, sup
posed to have been an oil-laden vessel.
New YORK. October 13.-The steamship
George w. Clyde, at Key West October Sth,
for New York, reports that on the 9Th,
during a severe hurricane, Captain Cole, the
second officer, the chief engineer, and one sea
man were washed overheard and drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
The Evangelical Alliance Mt Phila-
deIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The Evan
eelical Alliance arrived here this evening,
and were welcomed by Judge Pierce, fo1 the
Mayor, in Independence Hall. Henry Ward
Rcecher also spoke, extending the right
hand of fellowship on behalf of the whole
country.
at the Evangelical ceremonies in indie
pendence Hall, the Rev. c. Dallas Marston,
Vicar of London, said that forty years ago
he had taught Sunday school in the Church
of the Epiphany in Phliadeiphla, n mere
fore, although an Englishmap, he felt he was
partly America, and was free to speak in
the Hall of Independence.
Pasteur Fischer, of Paris ; Rev. Lowdy
E. Berkeley, of England; Rev. DR.. Fouchet,
of Italy !; Rev. Narayan sheschadri, Of Bonn
bay ; also made short addresses. The Dean
Of Canterbury closed the services in the
hall with prayer; after which the delegates
proceeded in a body to the banquet of well
come at the Continental Hotel.