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.lasiied Hsss MD ssaarlbs Diocesan wen as
iasnles from England, gdtiand, and Ire.
lahd, and even arich Engissk customs ouse
lofdcer from China, whose fnfelliranca and
Egenera 1Ifofntst ton afe ass unbound d Al Bis
i Hospitality and puafify These Intelligent
tgentlenen are great adj ;fsoa to the society
spf the country, and are aiso prominent ia pro-
noting the interests of agriculture. They
are active members and officers OF. the agri.
ltcultural clubs Id "a bemarley OF which there
are o number in the county, with a county
association consisting OF "a delegation from.
each club. Your correspondent having been
invited to attend meeting OF this associa-
ton, was fortunate TO find the time to be
present. He heard o most excellent and ey-
haustive discourse from w linn w. Minor,
Esq, the president, md several inte resting
speeches from members present. This assoc
citation embraces the wealth and intelligence
Of the farming community of Alternate,
aud must be productive ofsgreat benefit to,
that class Of the people. It Is the Ituest
body OF the kind T have heard Of In Virgil
MIA. s3
In connection with the subject of Eng
lish emigration to this country, the writer
would state that, from information gathered
from our new countrymen, he has learned
that there are hundreds OF families now in
Great Britain who would emignte to our
shores during the present year il the proper
steps We're taken to turn their attention in
this direction. 1t is only necessary that
some one IN whom they can confide should
De met 10 bear our offers Of bargains and our
messages OF welcome and good faith. One
OF their own countrymen, known and re-
spected here and there, sent as an agent of
the State, could do more to direct English
emigration, energy, and capital to, Virginia
than all the agencies In @operation. Such o
man can be found in the county of Abe
marie to undertake the mission without sal
airy or fundamentals bare expenses being
paid by the people he would benefit.
Making a raid across the river into Buck
| in CHAM, we gathered no items OF interest
except the finding of valuable iron deposits
on the land of William A. Wilkerson, of
Fallsburg Mills, near Warren.
BorEToURT. !
P.S. We will add that never at this pc
| Rod of the year have We seen the wheat
crop look more promising than it does
| through all this section.
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l,E-GoRGE AND DESTRUCTIVE FLooD IN
"ssFERS New YORK - Osreso, n. Y, Janu-
My PA dispatch from Fulton, on the
V>weso river, to the Times says: The most
exclusive Hood known here for twenty years
Is now devastating the lower portions of this
Village, occa'ioned by the high water in the
fH-r and the damming OF large quantity
81 zee Oh both sides. About half mile OF
the lower part Of the city and all west of the
caA't lie water is from two to seven feet
uetr. On sunday evening about thirty
'Eli!"s were obliged TO leave their homes,
anu many more this morning were carried
lto'n HE second story Of their houses, where
'NT! had taken refuge, by boats.
III one Instance u whole tumiy were taken,
rom their upstairs retreat, and among
; "a very sick mother carrying tiny babe.
wen We're seen wading in the water to their
"ai>is, carrying women Of their household
"a '!.e!r backs to places Of safety. Numbers
VI 'tllii!:c> have been cared for BY the poor
tin',,tr, ana some are being looked utter by
tSu'!'"'ic citizens. The damage done to the
ouSihtsS interest is great. Tue gas-works
"tt neioW water, so we have no gas. Some
.! me uou.'mlIs are unable to run, and
'uc!e ~ danger that work in all will be stop.
ped. 1>'f
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letter '4tOat seaSsAssis II
ICorresponasnee % the Richmond nIspatehl Il
JgwIsH BENEVOLENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Two FIRES, AI.MosT-sDaEH-~ISjl RED--MAYoA
WOOD, ONCE MORE RESIGN g1oN or SUNDAY.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT, s} tss 3 ssl .,sS.
psTEKsnuRa, January ss, 1874.
A number Of ladies' and gent enlen Of the
city, mostly Of the Jewish persuasion have
organized the Petersburg Benevolent ;Dra.
matte Association, the purpose OF which
will be TO give entertainments to raise funds
for the relief Of The suffering poor of tho
town. The first of their dramatic perform
ances win be given at an early day. E,
Messrs. Arlington & Sons received to-day
the largest consignment OF cotton that has
come TO the city during, the present season,
consisting OF one hundred and seYenty-th
bales. The market to-day Ia reported dull
and lower, the figures ranging between s
and cents for very badly sorted and dirty,
and IA cents far middlings. C.E.''
Between the hours or II and IL last night
a brick stable in Battcrsea, belonging TO Mr..
G.. b. Eanes, was entered through the WIN
dow and set on fire by some malciously.dis-
posed person. Happily, a gentleman who
CHANGED to be passing saw the incipient
flames and cXtnguished them before any
great damage had been effected.
The residence of Mr.. c. V. Bingley, on
Harrison street, came near being burned to-
day by the oyerturning of a stove Zone of
whose legs was breken) in the dining-room.
The live Goals were flung all over the apart
ment, setting it on fire in many places, and
causing much alarm and excitement. Inc
neiehbors came in to the relief, ana the nre
was put out quickly.
Mrs. s. +, Williams, an esteemed iaoy,
living in Nottoway, died suddenly yesterday.
A negro named Henry was thrown out OF
his wagon to-day on Sycamore street Whlle
the.same was following the heels OF runa-
way horse, and sustained severe injuries.
The second trial Of Mayor Franklin Wood
ON charges of incompetency will commence
to- morrow in the Hastings Court. Deputy
Sheriff Donnan WAS occupied to-day sum-
moning jurymcn for the case. The inJunc-
ton case has been postponed till Friday III
consequence of tue trial of the Mayor.
Mr. I. c. Schoolfield, for The past thirteen
wears superintendent Of the ByrDe.Street
BAPTIST church, has resigned that position
on account of bis intended removal from the
city to Portsmouth. The officers of the
school and church have united in the adop.
tion of a series of resolutions expressive OF
their affection and regret.
The rain fell little again this morning.
ROBIN ADAIR
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Wn,T TIE rEEECH PAPERS SAY ABOUT
ir.--Ihe ,So-lttcra lhurchmdn of January
1199d mah,S the following remarks in regard
- Mr.. Latiuc'> resignation:
~ gric,cs IL much to learn that the Rev.
j. 4. Latsuc, rector OF ST. Matthew church,
Whrc;iuc, las resigned the ministry of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. He will pub
,h his rcs>cas during this week. In the
m",. time. ". nay leEatk, he says he is not
able 20 continue his ministry By reason Of
lie t,ariu! errors that are tolerated in the
Church. To>lv ali we feel about the worth
If sir. l.atal., OF lei ell our sorrow at his
Gavin: III" ctU:ch Of his fathers for many
generations. would net be eypcdient."
TIE EpiscpjGItGn of the Dist. published
IN Philadelphia. makes the following re-
maih~:
"Wcarc iu;oymeG that the Rev. James A.
i.atthe las resigned st. Matthew's church.
Na""l.u-, v. Va, and also his ministry in
oU" tt"rcb. auG intends TO join the Re-
formed Episcopal Church as organized by
hi,lYp Cummius ard his associates. A let
Ter ii"ni him, giving his reasons for this
step. appears II the Wheeling Inte!igencer
vi ihc l9ih. Which is written with vigor,
md grr, over the ground 0: existing con-
lroivI,icS IN oDr Church in a mastery man.
Ncr. A large edition OF the paper has been
pTlnird for general circulation. The Rev.
i!r. s.atane is stated to be man of great
"cI.ht OF character. He is graduate of
he University Of Virginia, ripe scholar,
SQUAD theological, an excellent preacher,
Strictly CONSCIENTIOUS In all his acts, and re-
itiaiHabie for his diIectness and honesty
'efia!niv, with such man 10 be numbered
with the Eahorers in the reform movement,
our brethren III that communion may justly
le"l encouraged. We shall endeavor to lay
'lc letter OF Alr. Iatane, Or portion Of it,
't,ipIc oar readers next week."
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A TRIBUTE TO CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
The New York Sun, in takicg strong ground
against the increase of the United States
army, compares the materia! Of the Union
army during the late war with that OF the
Confederates, and says
a. The quality Of the Confederate soldiers
effectualy disposes of the plea that 1t is neces-
sary. to keep the regular army as nucleus.
On the Union side was the entire rank and
file OF tine old srmy. or that force the rebels
had on!y. officers. The Canfed erate rank and
Gle was composed wholly Of raw men, and,
in the ftSt two years OF the war, volunteers.
Yet Whaf an nHantrY They were Those ct
as Il 80 saS them .chsrgse in lire Of haitia
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They [the Coleman sfstera1 areYery funny,
ana Kept the people In roars Of laughter aTf
We .sme they tthe people) were not splitting
House OF Delegates who occupied q seat h,
the dress-eircle. - Chester, u Petersburg
Rev. Drs Hoge and Curry are yice-presi-.
dents Of the American Board Of the Evan.
geiical Alliance, now II, session In New York
city. & f .7 -
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New ORANGES organized by General Dep
uty j.. w. Morton: On the oath instant, in
Brunswick county, Jonesboro' Grange, with
j. w. Jones as Master; E. B. Maddox, Over
seer; r. t.. Hurt, Lecturer; G.E. Kennedy,
Steward; II. G. 1fuddox, Assistant Steward
j. L. Powell, Secretary; }. r. Jones, Chap
laiu; D. b. Kennedy, Treasurer; j. 3. Jones,
Gatekeeper; Mrs. 4. L. Hurt, Ceres; Mrs.
r. A. Jones. Pomona; Miss s. N. Jones,
Flora; Miss c. B. Peace, L. A: S.
On the goth instant, in Prince Edward
county, Hampden Grange. with John NJ.
Venable, Master; Richard Stokes, Overseer !:
John p. Fitzgerald, Lecturer; Robert NJ.
Harper, Steward; j. Irvine Dickinson, AS
sistant Steward; B. Worsham, Secretary !;
hugh F. Morton, Chaplain; George A.
Bruce, Treasurer; N. II. Garland, Gate
keeper; Mrs. Richard Stokes. Ceres; Mrs.
j. p. Fitzgerald, Pomona; Mrs. B.. Wor-
sham, Flora Mrs. J. M. Venable, L. A. s.
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From Danviile.
-roenouIance ar the Richmond Dispatch. !

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DANv1LLE, VA, January 81, 1874.
The communication of the sentence OF
Christopher Craft affords special qualification
to the large number of the best citizens, who
sent up the petition, and greatly relieves all
those who had horror of anything like the
scene in Barnaby Rudge.
Rev. J. B. Taylor, Jr., of Culpeper, has
declined the invitation to the pastorate OF
the Baptist church, feeling it his " duty to
remain where he is" ALPHA.
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az bankrupt law now in force is moi only
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,.t. uGn' aho lease the workshops and me-
nrf1n. -, 10 contractors. In one way or nm.
90 'hey zee DOW they can hire out every
i Wosa conVict."- Chester, IN Petersburg
l|hes'cr Is one &c the Board !
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

EESrNTIIVN Of SFElEE TAiNEAlS'
Tie !ioy," Committee on Banking and
lnrrrcy to-day added clause to the bank
MAJ nav under their consideration looking
+, ~" resumption G: specie payments
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