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LOUISIANA.

THE TROUBLES AT CoLFAX CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON, April lS.-A dispatch from
Marshal Packard. of Louisiana, to the At
torney-General more than fully confirms the
report of the ColtaX trouble. Packard
claims that processes can't be served with
out the aid OF Federal troops.
AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
The Attorney General has instructed
United States District Attorney Bcckwith
to make a thorough investigation of the
affair in Grant parish, and if the United
States laws have been violated to spare no
pains or expense TO car!Sc the guilty parties
10 be arrested, and, il necessary, to execute
anv United States process; to call upon
General Emory for thlt purpose. who has
been instructed by the acting Secretary
of War to give him all aid. The Attorney
General has forwarded full copies of the
tcpgrams received by him to-day to acting
Secretary of War RohcSon with the request
that the commanding officer at New Or
leans be informed as to the necessity of
military aid if such should exist. The act
ing Secretary of War, in his dispatch to
General Emory, in>tructs that officer to
render all the military aid necessary TO
enforce processes Of the United States
courts.
TRoors ORDERED To CoLFAx-EvERYTnGSG
QUIET.
New ORLEANS, April lS.--Enitcd States
troops have been ordered to CoIt:lN, Grant
parish. The latest accounts report every
thing quiet. The laborcrs have resumed
work on the adjacent plantations, and no
further trouble Is apprehended.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
New CRLEAys, April 1S.-The races yes
tcrday resulted Is follows: John McCor-
mick won the tirst-tlme, 1:50; Frank
Hampton won the second-time, l:i95,
l:4ss, l:594 May Louise won the third,
time, 5:44. Flora McIycr came i'll first in
the IaSt.namcd race, but was disqualified
from having lost 3A pounds weight =,
The first race to-day, two miles, for all
ages, for the club purse, SG00---thc first horse
to have $50. second 800, and the third
s50---waS woa by Village Blarksmlth by
half length. Time, 3:42.
The second race, one and half miles, sell
race, club purse $500, was won by Tom
Leathers by three lengths. Time, 2:il.
The third r.ce, mile heats, hest three III
five, for all age, club purse Sl,200---'lrst
horse 5000, second 5000, third Sl00---wa>
won by Nellie r.. John McDonold being
second, and the third horse withdrawn.
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Grand EncaInpment 4. o. D. r., of VIZ
.riniA.

The Grand Encampment, |, 90. F.. held
its annual meeting here yesterday morning
at 0 O'Clock, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
Franklin and Mayo streets. There was Il
ALI attendance OF officers and members, and
4 number Of candidates were initiated. Past
Grand Sire Stewart, of Washington city, was
among the visitors present.
The reports showed the Order III Virginia
TO be in llourishing condition, and the
GraLd Lodge granted dispensation for the
institution of ConcordiA Encampment (Gsr-
lan) in this city.
The following officers for the ensuing year
were elected and installed: +. II. Button,
G.P., Lynchburg, No. s; ". +. Larrabee,
G. Ii. p, Hampton, 27; b. D. Blick, Il. ).
W., Norfolk. 4; William J. Rlddlck, U. s.,
Richmond, .; John i. Vaughan, 6. T.,
Richmond, % George 81. Harrison, G. D..
w. Stunton, :; l.. Z. Harrison, l. s., War
rcnton, 20; Thomas Shanks, 0. 5. Glazier
PctcrsDurg), :; j. Ii. Waters, G. NJ, Cen
tl.il (Staunton), l27.
The Grand Encampment compile cd It's
business aud adjourned about II NJ to meet
next year in Lynchbur@ immediately after
the adjournment OF the Grand Lodge, |. D..
O. F., which meets there on the first Tues
d,y after the second Monday i'll April, 1874.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IL p. VI. brick
residence corner OF Federal and St. James Streets
with large lot attached: Il dwelling at northwest
corner Of Federal and ST. James streets; two
lots In rear of above; lot southwest corner OF
81. james and Federal streets.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH will sell ats 2. NJ.
two framed houses on Bainbridge between Ninth
and Tenth streets, Manchester
D. X. WEIsIGER will sell at P. NJ. the brick md
framed house on Seventh near Hull street Man
chester. '.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW will sell at 10 A. NJ
horses, mules, Re.
REDWOOD & CREESHAW will sell at "A p NJ.
housc-furnishing goods, notions, glassware,
crockcry, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
horsc-l0t, saddle and harness horses mules, &C.
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Seilin Carolina AfinirS.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., April lS.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided that the Blue Ridge
scrip is unconstitutional. This settles
vexed question which has exercised the peo-
Dlc and courts for more than year.
Secretary Cardozo hts arrested several
county treasurers, charging them with fraud.
Judge Carpenter decided to-day that there
was no just cause for the charge IN The case
of tie Edgetield county treasurer, and he
vas released,
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Steamer Petersburg. GcC2lcgau. Baltimore, mcr-
chandisc. ". T.. Brett a2enS.
schooner ii. Leach, Johnston, New York, coal, $.
schooner a. NJ. Lee, Taylor, Phiadelphia, coal,
Schooner MaId OF the Mlst Penton. Baltimore.
g,muo Mckinney < Duruy.
schooner Enterprise, Baker, d""rgetown coal 4.
.: Schooner ' Trade Wind, Ingram, New York, &C.
!irig Nellie Antrim, Loud, Scw York, to load
nour.
Steamship Wyanokc, Couch: New York, mer-
merchandise aud passengers, &. W. Allen Co.
srea,ner Eliza IIancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
c.ianui,r and passengers. l.. r. Tatl'n. agent
Brig Cormoraat. Hansen. Norfolk 10 ioau hi'per
for Liverpool. Curtis Parker.
bacro currc 4 Co.
ria City Point. hickory spoke. Curtis 4 Parker.
rs MEMORANDA.
Arrived at New York 10th April. schooner A. Ii.
IIurlbur. Griffin, Richnond; and schooner joseph
and franklin, i.andolpb: schooner Francis Shut
M IT. Brown; schooner CarollIe Hall, Bailey schOo.
her moonlight, Rogcrs-all from virginia: and
schooner John EoInmel, Jr, Miller virginia. ior
Passed through Hell Gate, bound erst, April 10Th.
from Virginia. schooner Ruth A, Price, iricc,lor
FIIrhaycn schooner John K0mmel, Jr., Miier, ,f"rf
Arrived at New York April l7th. schooners J. ..
Johnston, Smith and a. hiieS' Neison' from VIZ
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
En1itsh Ll.unnel-ODer LtJht--d alteration tn
thGTdcfer.
Referring 10 the no;cr issued from this house Oc-
toher l. ls. notice 1, hereby given, that on or about
the I'm inst nt The IfM overs :.i2hiship viii bc
ri co nj the station. md chi that TINE lie cardc-
yer Of the light will bc viying showing white ana
rid Ish at intervals of half Uinutc In the order
of two white and one ret.
during frgy weather. 1t will give forth six hlsstS
every iuinuIc. .... ..
Earl coaS.-- r,ru."lM r. ads- Cdistor-Ledding
LfJats.
Mi; l-,,. .,,y iycn. that Ia order TO facilitate
,t .,iI:o.. u itc erfraacc u Yarmouth koads
rom h nutiward IL l. tho intention Of this corp0-
ration 10 .xlib, carly N iLe ensuing SUMMER, TWO
r~.I red lights 10 clear fbc :" tafStor Shoat"
The tIDier light will he shown rom Winoo" in
m sailor fioinr iurInnnth at an elevation oi %
Ect slnye hig!l water: nnd the lower isgbt VIII be
.bowp from g,- lam aboui one third oi Inc lcpRil
ont ON the Britannia pier, AT an eeiaioh oi ~ iect
a'S1 F,her notice VIII be given when the lights ase
exhibited. pon,>, ,,rvx s.rretary
Tinifg House, London. Aprfl !, 1919.
| fBY TELgaaArH.l
| Svu.yo.x. April ls.-Arriyed, steamers Kaln,
Deutschlapd, santiago. Arrived our, steamer nou'
| treal :, :, .r-,,at s,..,ner Isssc
SnrruIk. April !s--The British hTis Aipha,
~, itsfnore fer the West Indies. white ~ anchor
| h.inv YORK Spit, parted both cables during ea-
n..,,y', s,oru, ara. went ashore on * isiana oaI
he Loaf her chain and windiass Assisahcc wac 'eh'
| 10 her from here this morpi"S.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Louisiana Tr0ubles-The Mo<ioe
War.


War.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
"ASHiSGToN, ID. g., April 1S.-The Gov
ernment decides again to take hand in the
latest phase of Louisiana troubles, and we
shall no doubt hear Of United States troops
being called upon by the United States mar
shall at New Orleans to go to Colfax and
make arrests. Predictions of very serious
trouble in that State are made.
The War Department authorities are still
in anxious expectancy of war news from
the Modoc expedition, but up to the close of
office hours this afternoon there were no &C.
counts OF fighting. General Sherman thinks
it almost certain that tile next reports will
bring accounts of an attack by the troops
upon the Indian strongholds. TIMoN
The Home Of Captain Jack--Descrip-
tiOn Of the Lava-Beds.
WAsHISGToS, April 1s.-Professor Hay
den, in charge Of the United States eXpedi-
tion for the geographical survey of the terri,
tories. who last year visited the lava-beds in
Oregon, now occupied by the Moduc IN
dans, Informs reporter Of the Erening Star
that the lava beds are an outflow of volcanic
matter, forming perfect sea of melted rock,
which, in gradually cooling, becomes broken
Innumcrable little streams have worked
their way through, and the whole place is
filled with caravans, oftentimes connecting
with one another. and extending for miles
under ground. They vary in width from 30
TO 800 or 600 feet. The entrance to them are
generally very small, and therefore can easily
be defended.
The lava-beds comprise from fifty to one
hundred square miles. It will be Il difficult
thing to surround the M0docS, and there is
great danger OF their eluding our troops on
account of the familiarity of the indians with
the lara-beds. The Modocs are the same as
the Digger Indians. and live upon rabbits,
lizards, snakes, mice, and all kinds OF bugs
and insects which are found in the caves.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The lowest ba-
rometer will continue on Saturday over the
lower lakes, and the storm centre on Massa-
chusetts Bay will continue moving towards
Nova Scotia.
For Northern New England and the lower
lakes, continued cloudy and clearing wea-
ther.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy and
clear weather, with westerly winds.
For the Southern States, westerly winds,
rising temperature, and generally clear wea-
thcr. except on the Texas coast, where south
erly winds, with cloudy weather, are more
probable.
For the upper lakes and the Northwest,
rising barometer, northerly winds, and clear
weather.
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MEETING OF CRY CoMMITTgE.-At a meet
ing of the City Executive Committee of the
Conservative party, held last night at their
headquarters, the following elections we're
made: John II. Guy. superintendent w.
+. Burweli. assistant E; w. II. Wade, secre-
tary John E. BoSseuX, treasurer.
Superin'crdcnts of Wards Jefferson, DR..
Mcliae; Madison, j. II. Dooley; Marshall,
II. Metzger; Monroe, W. z. Burwell; Clay,
Charles l.. Todd; Jackson. W.. J. Gentry.
Mr.. VIM. jenkins was elected a member
of the committee from Clay Ward, cicc Mr.
Lauer, resigned.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-1Icssrs. Lyme &
Brother sold at auction yesterday afternoon
the following property Of Mr.. George S.
Palmer, on Franklin. Main, and Henry
streets: Lot corner Henry and Franklin
streets. 35 by 13O' feet, at Sl04 lot adioin-
ing, fronting on Franklin street, So by 1870
feet. at s95; lot adjoining, fronting on
Franklin street. 81 by 130 feet, at S95.25: ::
lot adjoining, fronting on Franklin street, 80
by l3o feet, at s95.25; lot corner Henry and
Main streets, 80 by 12G feet. at s51; four
lots adjoining, fronting together 1lG by 1876
feet, at SID; one lot adjoining, fronting 80
by 12G feet, at S45; three lots adjoining,
fronting 90 by 12G feet, at S45.25. The
whole sale amounted to S!5,l42.IJ. -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
His Holiness the Pope.

His Holiness the Pope.
Ills DEATH REPORTED IN BERLIN, BUr THE REPORT
~ NOT cREDITEp.
LONDON. April 1S.--A telegraphic dispatch
from Berlin says the death Of the Pope Is re-
ported in that city this morning. No inform
alton from Rome as TO the condition Of his
Holiness has reached London to-day, and no
credit Is placed in the repor, from Berlin.
DESPATCH FROM ROME.
RoMg, April 1S.-Tle Pope is somewhat
better. lie arose from his bed to-day and re-
msincd up several hours, during which time
be transacted business ".s
France.
PARIS, Arril 1S.-Henri Rochefort's wife
is dead. .....,...
Spain.
MADRID. April lS.--Tnc Carlsts have cut
the road between Barcelona and SaraSossa.
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RAI.TIyIORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. April lS.-F'lour heavy. Wheat ,'ull
and lower white choice. !" GJ6tS2.l0: fair TO prime
white Sl.-JGtS!: choice amber, s?c5M Se.lo; good
10 prime red sl.sjMS .Gs: COmmcn To fair red $40
n II so: rcd western, Sl..uMSI.0a; amber western,
II 0O9lsl oi Corn quiet bite ,ontllcrn, G60GIc. ;
yellow southern, Jsc. Oats dull southern 5O@tlc.
kye quiet and steady. ~
Provisions strong and buoyant. Pork, $3.50.
Bulk Observation-Disclosures &c rIb->dcs nominal clear
r-sides. 96I0tc Bacon quiet hut firm and higher
shoulders, Sc riI-scs, gtftaic.: clear r:b-sides,
I0r: s,igar-curcd hams. lg!ptisc. Lard Hrmcr ard
higher at DtM9ic. Western butter steady choice
rol. 3sGL.ic. " hIs!<cy iirEl 1T Ole
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Hog Statistics.

CINCINNATI, April 1s.--The official report
OF Sidney d. Maxwell, Superintendent Of
the Chamber of Commerce, Is promulgated
to-day. 1t shows that the whole number or
hogs packed from November !, 1872, to
March l, 1873, was 5,456.004; actual in-
crease over preceding winter. .62l ,46s. Mess
pork produced, 3i5,s4o barrels prime mess,
Il Gu5 barrels; clear 9,22G barrels; rump,
lG' 963 barrels. These figures are exclusive
of California.
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ESTABLISHMENT CT NEW SECRET ORDER IN
RlcuMoSp.-At Il meeting he'd on the 18th
instant new secret order was instituted in
tins city, under the name OF the " Sons and
Daughters of Freedom" The following
officers were elected: Rev. James II,
Homes, first past president; Robert d.
Lewis, second past president; Isabella,
third past president; Jordsa Pleasants,
worthy president; Ann Pesssnts, worthy
president; Lewis B; Johnson w0'thy smi1E
recording secretary Mary Name. Jane sP,in. PoIn.
dexter, worthy treasurer; Beverly Johnson
Worthy Worthy condactor; Catherine Washington,
dau: Amy Washington, worthy sentinel
George Kelley, steward: Melyina browh' Brow,
stewardcss George W. Lewis, nialsna':
Assistants, Jacob Brown, Margaret Davis,
Winston Lewis, and Martha Brown. En-
ward W. Williams, Of Norfolk city, worthy
grand deputy Of the State.
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JACKSON WARD MEETISG.--The Conserya-
uvcs OF this ward met at the City Hall last
night to elect five members Of the City Con-
servatlve Committee. w. F. Drinkard. Esq +,
presided, and Captain Charles Z. Bigger
acted as secretary. The following gentle
men were, elected to represent this ward:
Charles P. Bigger, Lewis Gimmi, John
Hagan, Jr;, Oscar F. Null. and W. j. Gentry.
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smalI-Pox Panic In q Street-C -Car.-

san Francisco, April 1s.-The Colorado
has arrived, haying on board tSe Chinese
with the small -pox. 4 Chinese smallpox
patient escaped from the pest.house yesset- jester,
day, aud ran naked INTO street'car "n,en ns
Mas filled with ladies and gentlemen. ihe
,msangers and conductor ped, leaving Tue
past.stricksn man In undisputed possession
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Tho A sIantic DisnSter--Ju ene Rem
dered-Tnc Officers Commended and
Conference.-The Captains CertiH.
cato ReyOExefi.

HALIFAX, April 1s.-E. Mcdonald, collec-
tor OF customs here. gave judgment In the
Atlantic inquiry to-day. He commented the
conduct of the officers after the ship struck,
but condemned her management from the
time she bore up for Halifax 7. NJ, on
The 3l,t uItimo-e especially the captains con-
duct in leaving the deck at midnight. His
certificate might be cancelled. but In con-
sideration OF his efforts to save life, it shall
he revoked for two years. John Brown, tho
fourth officer. is suspended for three months.
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#s...jors SERVICES To- o-NoRRow.-The
.. ..G.inu> services will hc held in all Of
..yyAc> Tomorrow except the following
ID. appointments:
.-. -.. Hail. Examination Of The chill
..,. - o'rlat.N \. NJ. confirmation ut l.
4a.a sermon hv :nr Rev. {. >tcinhaucr.
,.r III. the Evangelical Lutheran lions
arch.
..t}->rr.' "nj<aoa Chrch. Preach
. II \. NJ. ana 40 Z. NJ. by Rev. J.
s Station M.:ho1,<t.-R II. c..
. l.....a at II \. Vi. and 5 L. NJ. Subiec!
...-r: Scenes in the Life Of Ehjah."
g.. sunday school VIII NEE: in tho audi,
.u -! The church II 8 \. NJ.
$685.. .,a:.>.rc"t tRockr,t>(.--A srccal
.,- Il tug Methodist Sunday -Schoo So
. 49,. ,.o l"'d ii j o'clock.
tr<ftr Presbyterian. .-Rcv. DR..
7. ..a. !. \. ". y" services at night.
.$#',1un.--Rcv. DR.. Hosc al
s. u. .ul > I. VI.
>.rr., bGgJN. Memorial address
!. \. Y. hy Ncy. J. l.. VI. Curry, d. ID +,
i. ~. II. Naming. o. New Jersey. al T.
t..t-Ssc.t Hnpas,.-Atl1 o'clock Rev.
g. .au /. liqtcNrv, y. H., aud otacrs, will
..~ addresses on Tie memorial enter
...a.>yrc' B1nr,t.-At 8 =. N. Rev.
..,un. .ud Hatcher will speak IN behalf
~. Mv.uoijti tuui.
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FuiTurc of Bankers.

New YORK. April 1S.-Alessrs. Lock
wood d Co., successors to lie Grand, LOCK-
wood IL Co., bankers, have falsd.
The firm of Lockwood L Co. is one Of the
oldest in Wall street, having been estab-
lishcd in 1912 by Legrand lockwood, sr.,
who died a few years since and was sue
ceeded by his son and other parties. 1t Is
stated the firm was short 100000 shares OF
stock.
The liabilities of Barton & Allen, brokers,
amount to over S250,000. They expect to
compromise and 20 on.
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JOB PRISTISG.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, shertfs, lawyers, raroad
and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders Tor printing, To the facilities offered al
The DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all KINDS OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish al short notice tards,
Bill-lleads, LetterIieads. Prosramucs' Fall Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bill>, Catalogue
Kills Of Fare Show-BillA, Checks, Drafts, &C., g.
S,i istuctiou guaranteed.
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The Maryland knights of E'ytIiius.

HC y va "
RIcnMoSD, Va, April l.. 1873,
Il. i. 10Th.
Editors Of Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-In your issue Of the Dispatch
Of this date you do the Assistant Commander
of the Baltimore Knights an injustice (unin-
,entionally, no doubD by publishing me as
the assistant. That honor was conferred
upon L. c. j. j. kahcr, Of Oriental Lodge,
No. IS. There were also present on that oc-
casiOn Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 10, of Bal
timore, - men; jackson, No. 80, % men,
with their flags aud banners.
DO me and the Baltimore Knights the ia
vor Of publishing this correction.
am, with great respect,
j. FRANK LEWIS,
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. ID,
Baltimore, Md,
Supreme Representative Of Maryland.
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MEETING OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE |
COMMERCIAL meeting of the resident
members Of the Stste Conservative Commit
tee, beld last evening, a resolution was
adopted directing the secretary to summon
the consulting members of the committee TO
general meeting 10 be held in Richmond
Wednesday, May 7th.
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RN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, April II.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAT.-Wh 33d bushels. Red, ID bushels.
COHN.-White. Il3 bushels.
UATS.-lg0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-Whltc, so bushels prime Mt si.9j: a6
bushels at 81 49, 81 bushels at sl.s0: 20 bushels very
good ut SLsi-tatal. 2OJ bushels.
WHEAr-Rci II Bushels at $40.
OArS.-l6J bushels or private terms.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
OATS.-le 90 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Cotton steady: sales, l,7!o
balcs uplailds, l0tc. Orleans Dsc. Southern iur
uulct and heavy; s5.SuG IS |: Tor common Ia fair
extra; - S.20I0tI2 for good 10 choice WhisScy
shade easier. Ollie Wheat 0pcned heavy Ut lcrnt
lower. Corn active and higher; 6tc. Tor aIoat new
mixed western. Pork frmer and quiet. Sl3. Lard
tirrnrr D l-iG1D r-l5c. Turpentine dull, 5:@ji4c.
l,nsn dnil 81 1nlI %.
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The CnyloHs fn New York-Executioti
ofgHeury FraIicE at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, April lS.-Henry Frallch was
hanged in this city this afternoon for the
murder of Peter schoilcr. Fralich marched
firmly to the scaloid, where he made
speech. dcnouncing the judge and the dis.
trict attorney in bitter language. lie closed
his remarks by saying lin the name OF God
Almighty, am ready. Let me 60"
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CAL WAoHER's NJ MINsTRELs.-We have
never seen better troupe Of miuslrcls than
that Of Cal Wagncr's, now performing at
Virginia Hall. The instrumental and vocal
music is very good, ard many of the pieces
were loudly encored. They give Il matinee
to-day at 2 2. NJ. and their last performance
to.ninhf
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LOUISVILLE MARK ETS

LOUISVILLE. April Is.-ElUur quiet aud I'M
changed Corn in fair demand: mixed, 5sr. Pro-
visions strong. Pork held NJ $40 FOR ronnd lots.
Observation-Disclosures, 7!c.: clear rib-sidcs.95c.; clear
sides. aiNl3c hairs firm AT i3c. for plain ic. for
sigar-curcd, and lac. for fancy. !.ari-llerces Il
GEjc.: kc.S, 9!l3c. steam, So; NhlskcS ssctdy III
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Fire i'm Phi!adeIphia-Ihree Hcrsons
g,nrned to Death.

PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-GanVs soap
works, corner Of Tweuty-thrd and hamu.
ton streets, was burned this morning: lhlec
men are reported burned to death anu otners
injured.
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PoLcs CouRT-JusIco Whlte.-Samucl
Wei'hrick, charged with beating his wife,
was required to give security in the sum of
$500 for his future good behavior for three
months.
HenIy Pritchctt was fined $3.50 for strik-
ing Caledonia Hill with brick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
The Storm In the Northwest.

OMAHA, April lS.--Trains are now moving
along the whole length of the road. The
storm lasted three days. and the people did
NOT dare TO fcaye their houses. Fifty miles
or lslesraph.polss are dswn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

ClSCISNATI, April l..-Fourq rquict at 81 500 IsS.
Corn iiriI at Icc Provisions strong. Pork-Ofrr-
inys slight Sl72:1tSI7.5 Lard firm steam, stc
kettle s5Ggc. Bacon strong: shoulders 7lc. clear
ril, &c.. c!car sides 9sc. Wlilskcy strong al 49,;
ccIicr,4lly held 1T sGc.: no sales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19

ADVERTISING IN IIr&TISGToN.-The ucwspa-
pers published in Huntington have an extensive
through the country which Is opened to
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoS & co. are authorized to
make for advertising in both papers at low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19

WHERE TO HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAkEN.-n
"a not always best to select the cheapest gallery 1t
i. noos e. onomy 10 pay your money and throw your
ctures In the stove WHOM you get home, Us we have
knn,vn many lady to do who was the victim OF
ann. bdneling operator. Wha. You want Is good
and Mp work made BY an csta 'lished urtist.
Rpns 4 ca, Of over fifteen years standing, are
making pictures at as cheap rates us any gallery In
tas city, and there vow Niu Ast ks imposed o.