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The Portland daily press., 1874-08-13

st. Augustine's School for Boys,
Removed to Franlkli1 Family school,
Topsham, Me,
Rt. Rev. Fl. A. Nicely, ID. D., Visitor. Oscar L
Billings 3. A.. Rector. Send for circular. oc10tf
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MILE. TARDIvEL. 25 w. 46ih ST.,
UI N. ". re-opens her French, English and
German Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
and Children Sept. 18th. Superior advantages. Seven
ladies and ten gentlemen attached to the psttu-
ton. No pains are spared to improve pupils in Arts
and Sciences. jy31d2am
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REAL ESTATE.
+. G. PattersOn's Real Estate
BULLETIN.
Money to Loan,

IN first class Real Estate Security, in Portland
- or vicinity-Rents collected, taxes paid, &C., on
e. PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, Office Il
Fluent Block. oc4dtf
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.
THF MAINE STATE PRESS

TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year in advance, To
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in ad-
vance,
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"A ment Of Rooms to small quiet family. Rent
| 5000. Address, p. o. BOX 1884.
| iu27 If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02
4 "trip Through the Country.

,l.s.csgaUIcng, yc the Richmond Dispatch.l
N-gG.LNBCRG COUNTY. Va,
october l, 1874.
yy5Lc Who has been living in your city
citr Il Year without 4 Trip to the country, it
",!g.! G~n-4g;Ul When availed Of TO enjoy
- .lNI-urI'iH- atmosphere, inhale its sweet
4s'>. and u.ggl" with the hospitable people
Mo >il.l i.," % entertain and remind Us of
The -yJt Old days which characterized true,
oi@N.htaI,tu Nig@inians OF former times.
hl. clos observer will perceive many
-lt4-e>; Il, I'd servants whose delight was
lie praise and prosperity OF their master,
Lane passed a"ay: the buildings which
WY" on" he ornaments to splendid
t>.a:". II" generally in a state OF
adaptation and dccsy. the fences down, the
'".s> almost iiula>>.5ic. the bridges out Of
.!"T, lalnt upon The dwellings seem to be
III" !"lc oi /. past age: fine vehicles are sell
1'." seen, anu tla only remaining emblem OF
'-" A4Ipu">-, the peace, and the hospital.
Il! d oturH times remain with the noble old
..'@'rA'r No." hearts are pure, and whose
'."I"'>> anu -caIa! welcome, like the flame
y. VISTA, ever burning, and old friends still
.."-T and develop themselves TO brighten
III 3">. tA"Jr means can allow. Sad are the
,:-s bHi "r can sill hope that with
~.' eaG IHllrZihie purpose 10 overcome diff
iJs.''''r>' The old land may yet bloom and
'',,'V!A a. lilr rose again.
- al @ood settlers friendly welcome is
.""'H"cd. 10 ncw purchasers Of land-of
""|" 'ht'r a"c lnany-who evince dlspo-
Ion !" dEvciop their new possessions, q
,. :. reception is given, if worthy, and
= = u bc hoped they will add TO the pros
t'"! anu advancement of the interests Of
,..'> 'ec.!on Of Virginia. | infer from inter
,I'".'-' 81 'te"s with some Of our old resi-
-."'' HAT laey prefer that politicians,
Wv, W.. PS'-P1s2rr>, and Radicals, from whatever
.,t ,1'' Should select some other locality for
'l:!g abode.
--11u' are cheap; the offerings large; labor
nr'auoaAt improvements suitable; the
.,,'I.'e genial, aud soil adapted to all the
-" e'aH'r products Of Virginia.
'oh NY observation in passing through
s'"' equities, think the corn crop will
y, y. S0Ot one; the tobacco about one-hali
-, ~ Usual Yield; wheat was failure, and the
I'v an average one. The advance in
, 1'"T'o a0Ced greatly 10 the resources of the
y ys.I aid infused new life into those who
'F heretofore respondent.
,n'; atcIded sale in GAINESVILLE on one Of
snId Ds tobacco days." and the amount
n,.. Exceeded the usual offerings, and ut
b. satisfactory to purchaser and seller.
s,y,0aD.l 100000 pounds were sod--old
H., i T.. az TO $3.50, and some bright at $3.50
j. INJURED; new primings sold at 1915 to
nn,,. iarte we're buyers from different sec.
linz linz VI w. Tue State, and also from North Caro-
sI,.,., Siafksvlie has tine back country to
for i eaI ana patronize tia country which,
The I T'. 'obaeeo, Is not surpassed by any In,
Sl'''a States. The town appears TO he
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/ 10 prosperous condition, and there are on
"sale day" negroes to the 6 right or you,

Ia prosperous condition, and there are or
" sale day. negroes to the G right or you
left Of you, and all around you.
Tn the county of Charlotte + found tina,
great revival had been Ia progress al
Antioch church, near Red Oak Grove con.
Quoted by Revs, S. G. Mason and e. Stay.
Tor. ,Seventy.six protested conversion, aud
nearly fifty, baptized In one day. Never be-
fore have witnessed greater religious en-
thusiasni. -.g.tss1a
/ was at the 'tGrove'' on sttax-day,o when
the collector appeared to meet the soyereigns
anarcceive amounts due to'the State. The
pecple responded wonderfully we'll. Among
the first 20 make his appearance OF
the collecepr--was that venerable and true
Virginia gentleman, John n. Bruce, ready
to meet the demands upon him and keeping
up his cherished custom Of prsmptness and
punctuality. don't think tax, payers IN the
country generally are well informed IN
reference to coupons paying taxes. Cur
rency is their joy.
Railroad facilities are greatly needed in
Mecklcnburg. Enthusiastic meetings OF cltl-
zcns are held, speeches made, and resolutions
passed, which may be productive of some
good, and if they raise the money the road
is certainty. Great is money. fr l
Buffalo Springs, in this county, have gain.
ed considerable reputation this summer, and
were literally patroniZed. "Lithia seems
to be in the ascendant, and if human testi'
mony can be relied on, its cures and improve
ments have been truly wonderful. l was
there yesterday, aud some few visitors still
remain. St. Andrew has left, but George
Washington has not. }.
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Fire at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, October 1.-The Grand Hote
ia in flames. and in great danger.
Later.-2:35 P. M.-The Grand Hotel fire
is under control. The Union, Congress,
Columbian, and National Hotels are out o.
danger. =,
but for a change in its direction the loss
,yonld have been much greater. 1t seemed
nj one time as if the destruction of one.hall
the village was inevitable. AIu was sew
for and came from Troy, Whltehaii, ano
Ballston, and the fire was prevented ironl
spreading. The Grand Hotel is entirely de.
stroved. The building was worth aoon'
$500 900, and insured for about S2oo,ooo'
The furniture was insured Tor S6o,O0O.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


IoxnoS. October This mornings Times
denies the truth Of the-report recently cur.
rent that the debts of the frince OF Wales
have been paid by the Queen.
At present, says the writer, the oeDts Oh
the Prince amount to little more than one
third of his annual income, and lnclude
scarcely any bills due longer than year.
The Princes balances at his bankers To-Day
will more than suffice to meet every claim.
It is true the Prince is unable TO i've Witnih
his income, but the excess IS proVloeo ior
from fund which is private property.
Spain.
Tosnos October 1.-AdYices from the
north Of Spain say that there are signs OF
the breaking up of the Carlist army. seVe-
raj of the insurgent leaders have surren'
dered to the Republican troops, and 1t Is re-
norted that some others were shot by ORDER
IF DON Carlos for demanding cessation, oil
hostilities and the restoration of peace.
Canada.
OuEpEc, October 1.-The public depart
ments and many shops and business places
are closed to-day in honor of the observance
of the two hundreth anniversary OF the no.
man Catholic bishopric OF Quebec.
MoSTREAL. October 1.-The celebrated
Judgment of Judge Routhier, that pri n5
coujd not be held responsible before the
civil courts for what he said IN Inc pulpit
hos heen reversed in the Court OF Review.
Brazil.
Rio JANElRo, October IAN insurreclfo
has broken out at Buenos Ayres IN co,lse
auenee. Of the alleged fraudulent eondr , :
the late presidential ELECTION .aon menefA u
Mexico
CRY OF MEXICO via HAVANA, s,eptemoe
% The anniversary, of Mexic'.n indeper
dence was celebrated e on the ayth with
President's message gives the most satlsia'
tory account of the conc.ition of the III
public, ,,,,iv 70 n
present Congress fer concession 20 oaai ~;
inter. oceanic rail aay, with which eeral
,,Ss Of colonization will be combined.
The yellow.feyer prevails az Aazaslaan ~
/ epidemlc FORM
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louisiana.
KELLoGG's ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF TIL
.-.A limited. STATES,

KELLoGG's ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF TEE
.-& UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The address OIL
Kellogg to the people OF the United States is
published. He declares that no act author
izing the issue of bond has been passed dn.
ring his administration. The only bonds
issued by him were 5,567 and 125, of $1,000
authorized by previous acts, the first issued
being made obligatory by judgment of the
Supreme Court, and the second on advice oil
the law officers of the State. The floating
debt of previous administrations has been
reduced from 81, 100000 TO 81 100000 since
January /, 1874. The current receipts have
been within S67, 1000 Of the current expendi'
lures.
"We have" he says, largely reduced
the State expenditures and confined them
strictly within the limits Of our revenues,
and we have repealed over SIS 5000, 900 Of COD.
tingent liabilities. All5this has been effected
by US without aid from those who AFRO
gantIy claim to represent all the virtue ana
intelligence of the State, and while contend
ing against violence within the State borders
and organized yiilifcation abroad, and while
the very existence of the government was
being threatened"
The address gives history Of the trouble
in 1872, charging fraud in the conduct OF
the election, and asserting that McEnery
never received majority Of the votes cast.
THE CONFERENCE AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
New ORLEANS, October 1.-The Republl-
can Convention of Orleans parish will be
| held October y.
The Republican State Central Executive
Committee last evening ratified the confer
ence agreement with the amendment that
in case of vacancy from death or any other
cause of Republican member of the re.
turning board, pledge should be exacted
that a Republican be selected to fill such va
cancy, and the same rule to apply to the
Conservatives.
The Conservative Committee is to meet
October 9Th to take action on the agreement
of the conference committee.
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BY TELE GRAPE.
The Anffcspatetl uuaI, I
Especial Telegram 10 the DIsptatch. /

ttspeciai Telegram TO the Dispatch.
PoRTsMouTH, October IT, Norfolk was full
Of rumors to- day in regard to the anticipated
Mahone.Johnson d6el. General Malone has
been Ill and conf ad to bis room Of the Ma
tional Hotel General Bradley T. johnson
came down Nc bay this morning on the Old
Bay Line ,fand landed at Portsmouth. ] BE
took thsseaboard. express train Immediately
and Went to Suffolk, where he stopped. The
gentleman acting as his second, for some
reason, it is said. took the outgoing Pc.
tersburg train from Norfolk. The opinion
is prevalent here that there will be fight
somewhere tomorrow anyhow, notwith-
standing General Mahone's $4,000 bond.
The gentleman of Norfolk selected by Gene
raj Malone as bis friend came over from
Norfolk, and is stopping in Portsmouth to-
night. 49,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October l, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l ,27S bushels. Red, Sl2 bush.
els. .sa. = :. :
CoEN.-White, 492 bushels. Yellow, 40 bushels
Mixed, 126 bushels. 49,
OATs.-436 bushels.
RYE.-6 bushels.
/ TIMOTHY SEED.-20 bushels.
FLoUR.-100 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White 26 bushels very good at 81 a O
81 bushels common ut Ill 5 3S bushels ut 81 20
40 bushels at 81 g 80 bushels at III .25; bushels
at S5c.; 80 bushels at 81 80; "a bushels prime a
81 40; &c bushels at sI.25; 100 bushels prime OF
private terms Total 636 bushels. .ttt'
WHEAT.-Red. 80 bushels at IL .25; 20 Bushels
common at Ito: 26 bushels good at t1.32; Sc
bushels At 81 80; 332 bushels at 81 80; SO bushels
good on private terms. Total, 54S bushels.
CORN.-White, 176 bushels prime at IL .06; 194
bushels good at 31.U5. Total, $40 bushels.
CoRN.-Yelow, 40 bushels prime at S1.05.
CoRN.-Mlxcd, 70 bushels primo on private
terms.
OATs.-4S bushels very good at SIC.
Rye bushels good at SIC.
FLoCR.-1OU barrels extra on private terms.
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Hoiaasess EoniaaDsi svlrusnsash eufss as4c.
Heroes, 81 BE-; basreis; SIG $50. genuine soidc
| 5ggaess Isrso RICO. so@65el New Orisan
ss a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sesass EansG1a 49, ID,
" North Carolinar gross sos !: Eastern gross
s4;26@s4 80 North Carolina roe. s5ls5.25 3
in barrels 81 2tas13: Nos maekersl. SS, 50Gsl0
$3.50. Mess shad, In kits. IS. a
sl:ss @si, 90: from store. ~. ioga.lS. Groane
rom store. 81 .sS q sack. st.1Os'st'1o'
l2c.; a. 114e.; B, 111c.; extra q. TIIHc.
e yellow. lie: cut Loaf &c: Porto Rico, aStai
yH Is a.. Dsmerara. New Orleans, Ss@
,Soap: Common, 5Gsc.; best washing, 11@
IL h1ss toilet, 15S2oc., and fancy prices; coaH-
Teas: Black, 5se.@s1-the last 4 prime arti.
81. 40 for strictly choice. & ? "
Hides, Leather, &c.
s, ntdss; GIeen. 4@5e;; dry saIed: I2@1sc
SKINS gshn sahS Ts5 sai1ed' oe vet sated calf
Leather: sole leather, oak. s5t94sc sole leather
aem,ocs: 2eS32S:; country city
ness country, soassc.: cisy f finish. sSassca ma 81
r. r.; saIiskIns .grench, sl.25aS225 q b.. rough
Iron, Steel. Nails, &c.
and o m A%sE,cs ss. .e1sd sN NJ ENGLISH
1a@7hc;: hoop; 6@Sc.: Burdens horseshoe SO rs
gs6.50 q 100 bs.; Burdens mule-shoe, 1925
6.25; Tredegar mule-shoe, sfGQS7.25, =
Steel: Mayors cast STEEL 2012I &c. " n English
b bSlisstered 1870. q S.; American stered, isxc
Nails: In store, 4@4.c. for standard is, tea
penny; other sizes extra. =
-, Plough. Castsags: Wholesale, 5sc.; retail, 64c.
LIQUORS Wines sc
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, s. 0o@2.25 %
Reettasd Waiskeys Common, 81 @sl.15; full
Rye WhisReys:: Medium, $1.50@S2; pure old,
s2@S4; Virginia Mountain, new, S2@$2,og ;,oid,
S2.508S3. 30 and upwards irl - s.a'4.E :
Brandiss: Domestic. sI.25@ S2; rruit, 81 300
sl;50 apple, new, 81 so; peach, Ss:
and Santa S Cruz E sfss sl4Ssl6o; Jamaica
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c. sisal, 22c. q d. !;
Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
~ h w,r3 White oak s1s@2o 1895 SSG West Vest
pine, $35@s75 d 1000. yellow nine boards Sl0
@$15; jolsr. s10@Sls. according to lengths.
sh.1g!es6Poine, 5o9S5; cypress, siT-nch, $3.50
ss.5 0 a 1sso0 joOo' AA'nS-'Du'' 'A'oo' sA"e''
tIagss.-W hiskey barrel timber, green, s1s@1e
4G0 fnser @ sfoo5 GEo Sar bsrre
poles, s5@S7: hogshead hoops no demand; hick-
DRY hoop, S10M112 nominal.
Rags-MiXed cotton, &C.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 2@3c.
Licorice:
Licorice Paste.-J. &. & Co., 31c.; Il. R., 23e.
A. o. g., 23c. n. Co., 24c.; z. s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; a. Z. T., &c.
Mill-Feed.
Shipstuf: 50@55c. u bushel.
BrODnStuf: soc. ~ bushe
Sh0rtS: 25c. ~ bushei. -.
Wheat Bran: zoe. "a bushel.
Corn Broi: 10000. fR bushel.
Powder; Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, SO, Oc.@S1.25 q 100 feet.
Po,cder: 1915 By the i've Segs-less than FIVE
kegs, 1925; blasting, b40lS4.50. =
Shot: Northern, $3.50 " bag OF % bs,
GriadstOneS: 2@2kc. U ID.
Seeds. In y.
Glover: $3.50 ~ busbel.
Timothy s4GD s4.25 sR bushel.
Orchard Grass S2.25IS2.50 U bushel.
Herds Grass: $i.75 u bushel.
Kentucky Blue Grass: $2@S2.5O u bushel.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 1.-Cotton weak: saes OF
565 ltales. American claSsiacatIon-good Ordinary,
l43ac.; low middlings. 1886; middngs, 15Ic,
Southern flour In moderate request; common 70
fair extra So. 1O4S6; good 10 choice do, 49, 05G
SO. Wheat In light supply and moderate export
demand at 16t2c. better; 81 @1.27 for spring /;
I'll "a for new winter red western VI ~ for OLD
for white do. Corn scarcely so firm 95A Tor west.
crn msxei in store; 90 aaoat; 965 for high mixed
and yellow WESTERN Coffee firm at 1519D2OEc;,
Rice steady with fair jobbins inquiry. Taliow
iIrm at sAGsac. Rosin dull and heavy Ut $3.50
37Tes Pork tirmer; new mess, s22.75l9a23. Beef
Unchanged. Lard hrmsr and less doing; prime
steam, l4614Bc. Whiskey decidedly hrmer ut
l.
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New York Politics.

ALBANY, October 1.-Several temperance
committees of Republican proclivltles met
here to-day and invited the Executive Com
mittee Of the Prohibition party to go into
conference with them to consider the ques-
ton of united political action. The Prohi-
bition committee returned answer that; their
party had its ticket in the field, and no
power existed in the committee to with
draw it j; whereupon the Republican COM
mittees nominated Judge w. j. Groo, OF
Orange county, for Governor, and Dr.. K. =.
Sutton, of Oneida county, for Lieutenant
Governor.
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DAILY, FREIGH HIT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND AND pErEKsBuRe RArrra

:aEgta$ RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RArI-&
- taa..g.l {s.I III. ROAD COMPANY, {
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
W on this road Will run rs follows:
LRAyE RICHMOND SOUTH.
= 500 A. NJ, THROUGH ~ AII. daily Except suls
+. ...sI..T dayl, connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
500 A. NJ, FRElGHTTRATNd daily Except srn-
ll .iayl, with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Scuthsida
145 P. NJ, THK3 GH MA IL, daily, connecting
~, for all points South and West, Pas.
sengers taking this train will make
- close connection at Petersburg for
80 Norfolk. go, st.t - 5fEE tz..j s
$50 NJ Ej!S ssis , as,,y except sanaa
,@ts LEAVE pETEnsBunG NORTH
745 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
y Potomac railroad for ali points East
.F and West.
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundAyl
"1sa coach attached. 81 -EEG
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except san-s.
day) connecting with hichmonds
-. Fredericksburg and Potomac ratlrcaQ
Aigat t. for all points East and West. Pull man
a Sleeper attached, running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close Cpn-
~ nectiom withlhe Chesapeake md Ohio
.... railroad for the yirg!nla Springs and
49, points North and West. alp,-
The MAIL TRAIES Will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester an6;
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester at
ESQ 2. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return.
ing, will leave Clover Hill ga. M. on WedneSs
. ALL LII Trains leaving Petersburg Will start FROM
AP apS7 D'p'' A. sHkw, superin,cndent.
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announcement Of a Patent.

PHILADELPHIA, October LIN the Unlteo
States Circuit Court, Justice Strong-ln the
case of the Locomotive Engine Safety-IrucS;
Company Us. the Pennsylvania railroad
Company, involving the right of the latter
TO use a certain flexible truck ON their cars
and engines-has decided that an infringe
ment is very clearly proven, and the lnJunc'
ton prayed for in the bill is therefore or
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disaster to a steamship.

Nvw YORK. October LA dispatch to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company this morn
ing from Hong Kong states that IN the :!
phoon on the .21st ultimo the steamsnlp
Alaska was blown ashore and IS now Oh tne
rocks. Up to the present she has mace no no
water, and hopes are entertained that sue
= million dollars. She is uninsured.
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0Ehe Mutual Eriend.o

NEW YORK, October 1.-The mutual friend
(Moulton) has secured bail in S15,0Oo.
Another $4,000 is required from the I'M
fortunate man who has been trying to bridge
betveen r. and 3,
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MORALLY WHunded.

. Especial telegram 10 uss Dispatch.1
PIEDMONT, VA; Cd IN. B. Malone
was mo1taliy woun>.N -ortown this
evening by pistol sh't; BY l.. E. Wood
sward. Woodward went Immediately to his
store, and took all Of bis money and left for
parts unknown.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October l:-Flour dull and I nn
lard unchanged. Bacon dull: shoulders, LUG
clear rib 154@l5 7sc. clear, 16c. sales ast eve
ning-shoulIers, lO4c.; clear rib, l5hc. WhisSeS
firm III 81 .G3.
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The University Of Virginia.
fSpecial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

SpeCiaI telegram 10 the DispatchI
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October 1.-The
University opened to-day with one hundred
and ninety-one matricnlates thirteen in eH-
cess of same time last year. Many more are
on the grounds. Four hundred or more are
ayDpntad
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The Ohio nj Huntington.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HUNTINGTON, October 1.-Six feet rise in
the Allegheny at Pittsburgh. The Hunt,
ington and Cincinnati steamers resume their
regular daily trips on tomorrow as the Ohio
will Of course rise here.
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BALTIMORE, October Cattle opened Wi,h some q.
inIrer than last week; best on sale to-day, e5p
sSn5: tirst qualify. s49s5: medium, sS. o@Sa.
RECEIPTS 5,U70 head; sales 40a head; aogs en- IN
= III Receipts, 5,5O7 head. Sheep IN improys q
demand and &c. higher-4@5Hc. Receipts, 4,o24
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u e,,, !, ns OF the Murdered Missionary.
San FRANCISCO, October 1.-The BODY Or
Rev. Jonn j.. Stevens, the Methodist ms
sionary murdered by q mob last March 10
the State of Jalisco, Mexico, reached mere
yesterday. "a sssi & as! 4
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October l, 1874.

OClOUSI 4O1t'
The Richmond tobacco market has shown less
animation for the prst eight ten days, and while
there has been no perceptible falling off in prices
there is not that buoyancy which prevailed a short
time ago. New primings are coming in slowly,
and are worth from IS TO $500 according to quail
" and condition. We continue our quotations
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Address by Sneaker Blaine.

OSHKOSH, Wis, October 1.-Speaker Blaine
delivered an address to-day before the North.
ern Wisconsin Agricultural Association al
this place. A crowd of $4,000 persons were
assembled to hear him.
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., "a q, s,risaIead Md.

.s ra,sprgIp. Nd, October 1-s A, A.--A
Gre broke out a hoIr ago 10 s y, ossses
house gof Joseph G0ulhouns, Wnlen y ,s M sor
spreading rapidly and threatens % aesHos
the whole place. ~.
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Grand Conservative Meeting In Caro-.
line County. ;@

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
MILFORD, Va, October There was a
grand gathering of the Conservative party
at Sparta to-day. The meeting was presided
over by Major S. j. R.White, who introduced
Captain ]. NJ. Hudgin, who made q very
handsome introductory speech. Governor
Walker was then introduced, and for an hour
or more entertained the audience with the
best speech OF the canvass. He literally tore
the Radicals into shredS. After fine din.
ner, the crowd reassembled, when w. T.
Chandler made short and stirring speech.
and introduced W. W. Berry, who delivered
one of the most witty and effective speeches
we ever listened to.
Old Caroline will do her whole duty on the
Sd of November for G.. G. Walker.
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A, Illegal Issue OF Bonds.

SELMA, ALA, October 1.-The commls.
s;oners Of the court to-day decided that the
sI4o. 600 of county bonds issued to the New
Orleans and Selma railroad were illegal ana
void. and refused to levy tax to raise tue
interest,
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Baptist Church Burned.

New HAVEN, Conn, October 1.-The First
Baptist church was burned last night. Loss,
100000,