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,s
1ge., scarce. s - s'' y1's
t sso9p - common, 5Qsc. best waspin3, llG
try. es' 'sVc.' an1 1aiicy Prices eo1 y.
II Tsas Black, 55caa1 the iast 4 nrs.n. ar,t
Sc mpe.sal saia9@si.s 65c.G
80 sfs hides. Leather. Sc.
,5s dss ssssn sss .; rs salssd ny q &
skins, 81. 2bMs1 SI. : = ee,.1
Leather: Sole leather, OAK, 4Sc: sole leather,
ais Sopnseay agGs =
n ealfskins. french. .sSssS5 a IS: po1sh
- = % iran S,s., r.,,. u. So; !:
I-o,, .rar,s., = -ss' e. 80
10 To'sI Amerlc ss fenledS SHe NJ Eneltsp
7aa7sc boon srsis osssssnn rs sk
gs55.eS99 y l 6 MS: Burdens mule-shoe, % 20
825; Tredegar muie.shoe. ssas7.95. .7oe4f
Ssst: Mayors sass steel, Sogsie: 4 English
q H., ~ - iN' ~
Aatts: In store, 4@4Hc for standard-that is, teH
pepeRs g G.asa s ssss 1--WE wholesale, sc retail SIC.
Liquors, Wines. Sc.
AZ. Ae: scotch, pest brands pints, $2.0002.25 u
Rsetiaed .u1iate,,s scormon s1mst1r. mn
prnof. N s2nasg III Cash. y A1'.
P,Js W,bfs.s,so !. Nahum a. kn6aao. ,,nra ols
so9Sa .ViroiSia MonntaIn 49, $50 sn o ia
S2.5i51Ss3 ,h5} and mwards. ot1'
Gin :: Domestic. 81 .25nQy b; imported, % case.
BrGldtsS DOMESTIC. " 20 Cgs2 fruit, 81 500
@i,oo; apple, new, SZQgS2.5o: peach, Us.
Rum: new England, $I.4o@Sl.6U; Jamaica
ana san9 s cruz. *4e1Sb:. -, -, :,
rope; MANILA, eest, 2S0zoe.; Sisai, &c. = ID.
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BANES STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
ar RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF viz
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, OCTO.
u ZIP 1874 .....
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DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH-
MOND AND. BALTIMORE.

BY this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added to right trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOE
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are NOS
In the car 10 as late an hour as they please
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY Sundays excepted) ut $50 A. NJ. connect.
Ing at Quantico with the Alexandrta and Frede.
ricksourg railway for Baltimore. Returning, VIII
arrive at Broad-Street station Mt S:15 r. 81.
Through bills OF ladng aud rates given to AL
principal points North and West. X ts4 ~
BY order Of General superintendent.
p, ~ -sfs 80 sI5o 5yss'. ;gfsi j. 3. GENTRY, ss
Sc Is General Freight and Ticket Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
20, 1874, PASSENGER trains Will run rs follows

Fl
VI ROAD-On and after SUNDAY, September
20, 1874, PASSENGER trains will run Us Follows
" s - FROM RICHMOND - y, 81 8.
$50 A. n. MAIL TEAM For aordonsyii!s,;
Charlottesville. Staunron, CoyingtOn, ana all
Intermediate stations daily except SuutsYt ar
irving ut Coyineton az GAO r. AZ This train
connects at G0Fdqnsyille f0I Orange. Cuipepef,
Warrepton Manassas, Aleyardrias Wasbang g.
burg, Brtstob Knoxville, Chattanoog anc itas
7g a:4s P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION ,rRAM-Tor
Gordonsville ana all daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving at GordonsYtlie 81 SEQ Ps
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPREss,-EeTg Gore
donsvile, Charlottesville StanHton, Goshen, MNl.
boro', Covington, White Sulphur and all stations
west Of While Sulphur daily except saairds afs
ri wing at Huntington at $50 p. M. This hnr con-
meets at Gordonsyille foreWashinSton, Baltimore,
and the North ana at Huntington win steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and AL potnfa
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati ct ~.
IL. y B. ~ IS = ts-s9Sfsf
For through tickets, rates, anc tnforrnaa0l,G p-
ply at S26 Main slreef, Ballard and Exchange no.
tei or ut the companys ONCE, Broad street snd sixe
seenth $50 EDGAR VLIETy-.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
VIC. WIcKHAA, Yice.Presifent, se2lg
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARK EFT - ,

OCTOBER 5.-NanrJact,red Io5acco-There is
an active speculative demands aud prices are stiff.
Virg4 MIA bright fine pounds. ............s0@ 10000.
Virginia bright fine and extra twist....... 75c.
Virginia brightextra 6-inch twist. ........ 75c,
Virginia bright 6-inch and 12-inch twist,
0SW...,.. .'....s'.s ivy.
Virginia medium and pinch twist,new CSC.
Virginia medium bright navy, 3's, AS,
Virginia bright ;i,s and / 5's ...........50@56c.
IoijSsjIle navy bright. 60c.
! ,oui5yille navy mahogany, second class. 54c
I,ouisvilje navy, mahogany, first class.... SEC
louisville navy dark ...,..............,... SIC
Louisville flne-cut chewing. ..............50973c
Sm0king:
North Carolina Durham, bs, Is, and rs. .60@10c
Virginia. bright tbs., vs. and rs. 7rS7c
= - :, .-.E r. Courier-JOuTUu.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, October S.-The street rate to.
day is 2 per cent. There is no change in the
bank rate. Bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased nearly half million sterling.
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FLORISTS, sEEDsmEN, dc.

FIORISTS, EEEDSmEN, &C.
NEW CROP TURNIP SEEDS.
RED TOP, -.
/. FLAT DUTCH,
WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN. -, rop
RUTA-BAGA.
grown from selected roots, and Of very superior
quality. ,ISnv ADMISSION.
~ 10 .etalfs AbLiSo>N. W 80 -
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GERMANY,

-.a.s.-sa Germany, 49,.
| LONDON, October 8.-HeaVy bail has been
offered for Count Won Arnim, but refused.
According to present indications the pri-
soner will in few days be arraigned before
the Criminal Court in Berlin, when the pub.
lie prosecutor may demand several years
| Imprisonment.
The PaUMaH Gazette's special dispatch
| from Berlin says that the Won Arnim affair
has taken very serious turn. Emperor
| William has ordered that no stone be left
| unturned in the efforts to recover the miss
| ing documents. /
BERLIN, October 8.-Count Won Arnim
| had an interview with his son and Gov
ernment official yesterday, during which
he protested against the insinuation
that be had published or intended to
! publish any of the documents retained
| By him. He said the papers contained
no State secrets. He also said be had noticed
in the spring that there was deficiency in
the documents belonging to the archives OF
| the Paris embassy. !
1t is reported that the missing documents
number one hundred.
France.
LONDON, October S.-A rumor comes from
Paris that the French Government, as COM
pensation for the recall Of the Oronoque,
| will station the man.of-War kleber OH bastla,
at the Pope's disposal.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, SS.:
ii. w. Lockwood, cashier OF the above-named
bank, do solemnly affirm that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and beliet;
- j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier. :
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 9Th day
of )ctcber 1874, j. NJ. MURRAY,
~ 80 ..s.s---..ar-&N Notary Public. I
Correct-attest: F.O. NOTHING.
-, I'll. X. HLLYSOE,
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
o1t Directors. .
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RIcBMoNp AND DANyILLx RAILnoAD Co., !
RICHMOND, VA, August IL 1874.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS 70 Jake e1ees
| y MONDAY, Angus. IL, 1s74.-souTIERH x.
PRESS, Wpstwasc-leaye nlcLm0aa ~ ll:Va z 0ass
leave Burkeyile at 2:07 A. ID. leave i5andees 90
7:a( A. M.: leave Dauy1lle at 1:44 n. IL. tfIIyb
ne Greensooro' at O:35 A. 81. Connects as Chag.
Iotte with trains on the Atlanta and kicnHl0nd All
lime Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery M00les
New Orleans, and all southern points.
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward ieaye Greens
boro at l:l5 p. NJ. leave panviiie at $3.50 \. M.9
leave Dundee at 3:AS p. NJ. leave Burkeyile aS
500 p. A.; arrive az Richmond Of I ;0A P.M
THROUGH MAIL, Westward-.eaye lenn10nd y
1893 r. A. leave Burkeyile at 4:Al +. M.;sIcaso
Dundee at 9s25 r. NJ; teaye Dunytiie ~ wy &.
M: arrive at Greensboro at IL .Sl "a d. LIZ
train connects NJ Charlotte With trsins on Ina
Charlotte, Columbia and Atanta railroads for 20
lumpia. Ansusta, savannah, Macon, and ~ soutn-.
crn points. ~ -. --sfs.
THHOUGH NAn- East ua2d-leaye Greensboro
AZ 2.i a. 81. leave Danyiiie at Sis A. n: leave
Dundee ai ~5:25 a. ID. Leave Burkesitle NJ I1s39
q. ST.; arrive ut Rschmogd at 2s22 z. ID. Th1
tyain connectsat BrSkGyille With tsafs on tb4 kts
aI,tic, d ssissfppS and Ohio railroad from Ly2ch~
burg, and all s0nthUEstsrH points. 90
: IYNfaIyERG PASSESGEE, Westwafd-
chlnoNd nj 9:00 a. M. leave Burkeyzke az fzE41
p NJ; arrive at LynchbuEH at $40 r. ~
BuRrsyILLE AccoxHopA TIoN, EastSaxd--.
leave Burksyiile At 4:sS a. IL; arrive g kicn.
All through trains eoanes. Of Dnndee With srains:
Washington, Baltimore, New fosks and ~ EASTERN
Thso.gh t,csess sold 70 al points Seuth and Soats
'sos 4''.N u. M. Is. TALCOI1s.
I'm = and Sun1rkHteAG98ts
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AIlwaukee's census shows population of
94,4O5-an increase Of %, $50 since 1870.
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HOTELS,


DRANDRETH HOUSE,
CORNER BROADWAY, CANAL. .,,,rs
:, oo 'i's ,AND LIsPENARD STREETS,
n .s:.@ NEW YORK.
CONDUCTED ON RuRoPRAN PLAN. -, !
81, ,,,o ,or,s c,. 81 so, ard 80 per day. Double
md family rooms, 81, go "a, aIo % Per uas.
Meats can be had at all hours.
sITuArrn IN TIE CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS
!. :, ,nTrn WILLIAM j. KERR,
80 o aaso,, Proprietor.
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PRINTING. all kinds done neatly az az
Il ezrediu ousiy At the Dispsteh esiutnz- sss'ssS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MISIATuRE ALMANAC, Oc5oBEa 9, 1874. :
.,rr r,ses. G. o3 Noon rtses...-... = ls
Sun sefs. 5.3l High tide. ........ 3.3s
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Nnw YoaE, October 81 ReY, Thomas y y
Eddy Ii dead.
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EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
fkjTHE PLANTERS NATIONAL. BANK AT
RICHMOSD.' IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AFT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS FRIDAY, oCIo-
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F'IS:A 0IAll.

iRlCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGES
/ THuRspaT. October s, 1879
SALES, 81, 800. Virginia. sonsoIs tex..oupans,
soia at ON sl,5Qo Virginia tax-receiyaiie cou.
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81 RICHaoND, FREp'G d PoTcAAcR II. q. Coz s
OFFICE GENERAL TICKEr AGENT,
RICHMOND. September 10, 1874 8
SCHEDULE OEsTRAINS. q

100 A. H., BALTIMORE EXPRESS issss
4 Broad. Street station kSuneays o1-
ceptedl. stops only az Ashland, June
80 ton, Milford, and Frederic sburgsvi6
- u. ~ baltimore and Potomac rsiftnads
DUE IN BALTIMORE i.15 n. NJ
2:35 p. IL, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Ssrees sta
s, E: y tlon daily !, CUNNECTING WITH
49, TIE STEAMER KEYPORT at
Qnantico, with trims OF the sBaLts
- more and OHIO railroad at their wharf
ss,5.t5Et - opposite Alexautria-duef I'm Baltf-
more at $40 p. IL; and at WashtDg.,
ton with the Baltimore ami Potomac
railroad for Balumore and the North
and West. rs 80 80 q ~.
1905 P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strea
station Sundays excepted, connfcftn
at Washington with the Baltimore
49, aud Potomac and Baltimore aud Uht0
railroads. ~ s4lj5<Js-s
60ol. NJ, ACCOM- DATIoN T 3 AIN for
HanoyerJunction. leaves Broad Street..
station Sundays exeeptedl.
f4:50 a. NJ, NIGHT IL ALL arrives at Byrd.Strce4
- station Mondays excepted.
1880 PM, DAY MAIL arrives az Byrd street Sta
1880 P. 81, BaLTiMoRE EXPRESS arrives at
Broad-Street station tSandays exceptr.
s:s7A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ariiyes
at Brosd-street station Sundays enc
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOSD AND BALTIMORE q s4.
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Le,ter from, Staunson.

CORRESPONDENCE g: the Richmond Dispatch.l
M:t-iNa OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VALLEY
EA!LHoAp-ELLcTI"S OF oFFlCERS-CoNDI'
HON OF TIE h0AD--ABMS FOR WEST AUGUSTA
tyAEp-NEw %IRE-CELL-C CITY COUNCIL.
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EnMneef and EupevfnrfAceHte
~ ~ norc.s. AZ daJ,e5 Trangv0ytats0as az Ii
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bishop Gibbons ON the Gladst one. VIM
ming Controversy.

New York, November 30. Bishop
Gibbons, of Richmond, Virginia, IN u
letter To the Herald, gives his views
upon the misunderstanding contIo-
versy. He aillrms that the declaration
Of the pope'sinlalibility by theeeumen-
ical councils does not in the slightest
degree, alter the relations existing be-
tween the temporal and spiritual pow
ers, but IL merely formal affirmation
Of the doctrine which has been admit
ted during the whole existence OF the
church. The deiination of infallbility,
according to Bishop Gibbons, strictly
confines the papal prerogative to faith
and morals, and he declares that the
Catholics have suffered too much In
the sacred cause of liberty to raise
their hands against it. He thinks il
strange that while Gladstone trembles
at the imaginary authority Of the pope
over the state, he Should he Indifferent
to the actual tyranny of Bismarck over
religion.
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WASETE GT0N.
important Decision by tho supreme
Court.
A Pardon Refused to Brooks, Inc
Petersburg Rmhe2zleF.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.--The
supreme court rendered the following
decisions to-day: Titus vs.. the United
States, error TO the civil court for the
southern district of Georgia, this was
n proceeding by Titus to enforce MS
rights as IN informer in respect TO
certain lands in Bib county Georgia,
which had been conveyed Ivy Will to
the confederate states to aid the cause
of the rebellion. 1t is here held that
M the land has already become, by
conquest, the property of the United
States and required no legal process 10
make il such, no person could claim as
Nh informer in respect to IT, Inc ACT
of 1861 relating to informefs was
clearly intended to imply to private
not public property, and to such prop
erty of persons as required, under the
laws of war; n Judicial sentence OF
condemnation TO divest the title OF its
owner, not such property OF u nos
tile government as had already been
captured by the army and subjected to
the complete and undisputed owner
ship of the conquering powers. Inc
chief justice delivered the opinion
G. w. Williams. has been appointed
storekeeper for the seventh North Car
DINA district.
Colonel Mosely, Mr.. j. Il. barbour
and other Virginia gentlemen, were IN
Washington Saturday, for the purpose
Of securing pardon for T. Il. Brooks,
formerly president of the First Nation
-, hank of Petersburg, Virginia, who
WAS recently tried and convicted III the
United States circuit court NJ hich-
mond, Virginia, for embezzling the
funds of said bank and otherwise Vlo-
lating the national banking law. Mr..
Brooks, friends brought with them ana
presented to President Grant, peti-
ton signed by the entire jury the
limited States district attorney, ana
many prominent citizens of Peters
burg, recommending pardon, whlcn
the president, after consultation with
the attorney general, declined to grant,
Mr.. Brooks sentence, which was deliV-
cred by Judge Hughes, on Friday las''
70 f;ve vaars in the Albany penlten-
tiarv. The amount emoezzled ny
Brooks is over seven hundred thousand
dollars, aud involved the ruin OF ooIn
the First National and the Mefcn@nta
National banks OF Petersburg Inc
stockholders of the First Nationsi
hank have been taxed one hundred
ner cont TO satisfy the claims OF It's
ryedi.ors. A large part of the stock III
shls bank was held by parties ID hos'
tah
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Volonel hall0y Files llls BOnd and
Receives His Commission,
Deeapllaied officials Express their
Determination 10 Fight for their
Places Before the Senate.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Gene.
raj Mallog, who succeeds Colonel Hunt,
~ oollevl' ~ the fourlh1exas district,
MED his bonu to-day, received his
compassion aud lett for duty,
Major Callahan has lost his place as
special postollloe agent, for looming bis
official railroad pass, a strong effort
VIII be made for Call0han's rclnstate-
ment.
ochiltree, Hall, Hunt, WhIttlcsoy
aud others, ousIed Texas officials, have
iniimated their determination TO fight
for their places before the senate. II
VIII he lively. Involved In the mud
die IL the expulsion Of Senator Fana.
gan.
Colonel j. ii, Baker, Of the Calves.
ton Mercury, Is here, aud reports the
late change as meeting the approba-
ton ofall parties,
LArER-It may be stated absolutely,
that Jewell Will not reconsider Gala.
hans dismissal. lie leaves for Texas
to close his affairs.
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-siarh NtnhlsA Hufne0,

f,osisvlLi.r, ky, No"e'noes SJ'sh Nc
rnanager Of the public library s''
mar, announces ita postponemens ua'
III the last day of February :,
A Ore in the stock stables OF j. N,
Galloway, at Eninshce, KY destroyed
about $sO,elO worth OF property 10,
ludiug ,wenw-sisht horses, several
mules, etc, Among the horses was
the fine thoroughbred stallion "toio
c'hiefp valued at $4,000, slao the thor
ovghbred stallion "Hambietonian
Starr valued.at 1000.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
French Elecll0nS--The War In spaln--
Illness or DlSrell,
Religious Excitement In South
America THREATENED Rev.
OlutlOn In bolivia.

PARIS, November 3O,-Ihe munich
pal elections held In the city to-day
resulted M follows The radicals
elected 90, moderate republicans 10,
conservatives IL,
MADRID, November 3O.-Presldenl
SerranO leaves for the north this week,
where vigorous operations ARE anllcl-
pated. II Is said that the army now
numbers 100000 men fully armed, and
there are 100000 more waiting for
arms which have been ordered from
the United States,
LONDON, November 3O.'-There has
been violent storm on the const OF
east Scotland and England. The baik
Veteran was wrecked and eleven lives
lost. Other disasters with loss Of life
are also reported.
The Observer says Dsraeli Is indis-
posed. Although his Illness Is not
believed TO be serious, II prevents him
from leaving town aud he Is unable to
attend TO business.
BERLIN, November 3O,-Mass was
celebrated to-day for the first time In
this city, by priest of theold Catholic
church. The congregation numbered
about three hundred, Of whom twenty
roooiyad communion
RIO JANEIRO, November SO.-The
religious excitement growing out OF
the conflict between the Catholic cler-
Nv and civil authorities, has culmina-
ted in serious disturbances in the prov
lnces OF Prmabuco and Parabiba.
The sympathizcrs with the bishops of
pnra6iba aud Parmabuco, who were
recently sentenced for violation OF the
laws Of the empire have made riotous
demonstrations. Their cry Is, down
with the mason," and they have at-
tackled several masonic lodges and bid
defiance to the local authorities.
Troops and ships have been dispatched
to the disturbed district, from Pernam-
buco, Cahia and this city.
PANAMA, November 3O.-Advices
from Peru state that the piratical
steamer, Talisman, was captured by
the monitor, Huascar, in the bay Of
pachacas. One thousand packages of
arms and ammunition were found on
board, but some forty-seven Peruvlans
and nun Der of the crew had landed
a part of the cargo. They took possess
sion of the port Of lilo, driving out the
small garrison with the loss of some
lives on both sides. The party on
shore, as soon as they saw the Tails
man in possession of the Huascar i'm
mediately seized some cars and loco
motives, bundled in what they could
and started for the interior town OF
Maeugua, which place they took pos
session of, and there Senior Pierielo,
the chief of the expedition, proclaimed
himself dictator, and enlisted all the
men he could. Troops were dispatched
and it was expected that the rebels
would soon be made prisoners.
A revolution is reported to be plot
ting in Boliaia, in order to protest
against the treaty recently commemo-
rated with Chilli.
The United States steamship, Omaha,
arrived at Valparaiso, October 25th.
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Arrival of Men0nites.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3O.-Two
hundred and forty-two Menonites ar
rived on the steamer Nederland, at
present quartered at the steamship de
not. at the christian street wharf. They
are in charge of the Mennonite aid So
ciety, and will be forwarded to Lam
caster county, where they will be shell
tered in houses belonging to the Phoe-
nix iron company. There they will
remain during the winter, and in the
meantime localities for their settle
ment will be selected in the western
states and territories.
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Meath from Morphine.

BALTIMORE, November 30. William
Ogle Key, aged flfty-three, was found
dead in bed in the Rennert house this
forenoon. The coroner's verdict was
that he died from taking morphine to
excess, whether for the purpose OF
parricide or from accident is.unknown.
Mr.. Key was q native of this state,
and was we'll known IN New Orleans,
where he was for o long time oon'
nected With the 81, Charles hotel, and
recently from Mobile, where bis family
reside,
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Not Buying Slave &, aims.

SAVANNAH, November 30.-EX-
Senator Yulee, of Florida, has written
letter saying that the statement now
going the rounds of the press to the
effect that he is engaged in buying up
slave claims in the hope that congress
viii ultimately pay for emancipated
negroes, is absurdly false. He saysth
loss of slave property is one OF the ir-
redeemable losses of the war, and the
idea of any possible reclamation too
wild to be entertained by any man.
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ssv,y r,se,ea on,e,sls Isssaiied,

New ORLEANS, November aO'-The
newly elected officials, indicted into
office to-day, will hold their fifst fesu.
lar meeting to.morrow. Mayor Leeds
address advises most rigid economy In
every department of the city.
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Sudden nsn,s afsnsser Mavsmeysr

New YORK, November s0.~Mayof
iiaveraeyer edsuddenly to-day, sged
seventy. Tho sudden death OF Mr.
John stargis, particular friend Of tbe
mayor, made deep impression Oh
him, aud Il Is said he made melsn'
eholy remarks yesterday and to-day
about tho un,lrrtainty Of life The
MAYOR walked three miles against u
strong wind to-day a short time before
his death.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
..,y., and Departure Of Trains NJ
IRiIns,
uousToN AND TENAh uENThAL,
rnnn nALLAN IEEkALD

IL tI,c only paper lii northern
Tcxn" that receives Inc III"
Press dispatches.
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vur WEATHER To-Day,

For the south Atlantic and eastern
mlf states, generally clear weather
will prevail, with north or east winds,
continued low temperature east of the
Mississippi aud decidedly high barom-
eter. -
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Miners Difficulties,

PITTsBURG, November 30.--The
pitched battle between the italian and
the striking miners resulted in the
Italians displaying the white flag and
promising to leave tomorrow. Four
Italians were killed. The police are
on the spot in force.
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ROCHESTER,, n, " November 30
The hoard Of the western house of re
fuge adopted resolution granting the
freedom Of religious profession and
worship to the Catholic hoys confined
therein, the board to appoint u Catho-
lie chaplain for them.
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KNIGHTS Tempiht.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2o.-Ibe
Sir knights are coming by every tram
The local oummandant with panos Vi
music meet them at the depots ana
escort them to headquarters.
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..Capsixed.

NEwBUReH, N. u, November &c.
A schooner capsised In squsll to-day,
and three peyseps were lost.