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,vr:g.nov<E EUESEp-roRCELAIS AND TERRA
GOTTA COMPANY,

GOTTA COMPANY.
ig.,r,-ycs..G.. oI the Richmond Dispa,chl
~rArSToS, January ., 1914.
lsn,. > y',o,k Oh last Friday morning
-. N h:..u..>r u Mr.. j. +. Root, living
q, .ai,,,.J', eek, about three miles from
Il. p.cr. va totally destroyed by lire.
The tire i, ,u:,i-,.-d 10 have originated from
an :,.J ha:;,i %a:ch was standing near the
eg,.e.Anll.c. Iacrc was consumed III the
.uay. .Gu'>c t.o.l 1000 to 1900 pounds OF
Igr.y, 4 iigk!u = Two Of lard. several sad
Cbr,. quantity al mechanics tools, and
ya;iou> otac: articles. The clearinghouse
lr.n. in eds" proximity 10 the burning
jut,ting was II great danger, and was only
s,s"i with ult.".: difficulty.
i number ii English gentlemen have
ips,.ni conf ,lIiy for the purpose OF man
Iln.uria. }.l-t,liin and terra Gotta, near
WHnc>holo'. IL this county. THE company
vi lr organ. I'D - folio rs: Rev. W. Gum.
rr.,;icnt; M,->r>. K. F. Greene, Hugh Stew
az. Wii!Iala :8-ton. Henry Lamb, Frede'
I;ca llougii;oH. and James Hoskns direc-
to-. th0ugn !: las not yet been chartered.
I.r minimum capital is TO be SS0,oOO and
tA,, maximum 100000. There has already
ben Subscribed So 200. They are now hay
in machinery made at the shops Of MesSrs,
E,n:. Coop, ( Co., Of this city. They
ldo!o>e to manufacture vases, ornamental
WI&iow-moUlding>. drainage and sewage
rir>. tiles. lower-pot-, tagging, and many
ol@rr articles Usually made of clay. MIR.
T. "a stewart, one Of the directors, has had
Eur!. experience in the porcelain and terra
Gotta marursc;oii.~ Of England. The en-.
te'!ti>" promises to lie very successful
oI,", & the qualify Of the clay is said to be
Wy fue aud i round in large quantities
Mgl Wavnr>turo'.
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3};rhl,,o,1d dispatch.
- JANUARY 6, 1s74.
,,or from Petersburg.

go os the Richmond DaspaIeh'l
lt&~e';'''' ~. ,-rssnrge, January ). 1874.
I,.,nnn Of The series Of the Rev.
Tie M, i,"Si On the Women OF the scrip
Z. y s'', .,~,,i,achod last night at the MatNst,
Ivrr' VA %oi,t.od;<t Episcopal ch'irca. nc
sr,yt Mt .. ~ ,horah, aud the sermon was
>v c'cqveaoe and lntSres'; ;,,o t Wi,cI Of
E o. NO., Of ~ seT'es VIII o. y" '"'
E"ior. .....l tha. Rev. B. J. Kelley
J. ~, nro-.a his first sermon se>.eI MA
""'.H e. =, :. .Fo>c2h's Catholic chnfch. ne
Ia -: -, .cw 10 the church large CON
rN.'' .;"" ;,.t Father Kelley only salo 'he
U.4A m ,.,..-s @: Rev. Or. r. D. Wither.
1.' u-:son Life at Fort Delaware,
- w. - ave been delivered Tonight,
~" =" ~. ,.uonct: until Thursday night
h . .,,",,! ;fc weather, which is very
u. "'[ n,,,.r re Treasurer and Collector
=" o ,',, . n;nc thoroughly refitted ana
q ','' N.Y. t,,ri>he1. an iron railing beng
;',,,.,,; those officers desks. These
|''.." ~ "a. general system of improve
a'' .'' ,...,,. .,,lf., III the city courthouse.
..r % r.iu - G'tN iCaNI'' ''''o " '.'
-, >i.y descending. The river has CON
s'' lh riser. and !he cutters are 1ioocca.
-, 49,. .,'r mr,...r. Of :lc Typographical Union,
';,,.i,y. frank I. Strailman was elected
- -. - ..rr muual session OF the Ma
q y e r,,.- q: heal Union, IL. l.. Richard
Wax, IN? hsS been elected 10y the
-.,.,T IN, - the city 10 sI"cccd Miss
...:. Iarh.. now Mrs. Myers, in the West
v.!mlGc hool.
r.. ri. - Prize concerns doing busl-
..,,...r.. So at;irg notice rs nui>ance>
..~..,,a. 1,.o'u w require legal measures for
:. .. ...,,,y..:. II is stated that the per-
- -. H., ~,,,r-. Cd: these giit-ontcrrrisc con-
i..,.,, ..2u.cy people and hold out
,,....a r>tr..aeAnt promises OF lroht from
-. :.,c..&.:,. 81 a small sum OF money.
.sr.r.,,r =. : aud many victims. and 1t Is
,1f i: tia, 'msthiHg vii! be done 'or Inc
-. q: ..a5,.y.>>ing these practices,
p +. NOTED NAT in the report OF me
..s,J A,G.:o-. III the list OF receipts Tor
,..'r.,,ae .l.uk> OF the State. there Is al
,.-.-..,t $50 -: Ike Commercial NATIONAL
~, NJ l.,;> y.:v. and another OF the same
..r..r,-, FORT, Commercial Bank Of Peters
IT, The. = so such institution rs the
i.".1. !. In, mistake in the report, and
-. ,.m, ,,n!. - re credited with the re-
r-,.. Of NE :.y oa It's profits. &c:
r;.ior ban. Lon vas made the recipient
l.. ~url.v g. tine photograph represent
in NE nI.u..a:s Of his large Bible class III
~ Wa>aia- .oiI->:rcet Methodist Episcopal
SaN'ay scboc.. ,,.. ,,.,;
Tine mai. ,..a II tie Atlantic, Mississippi
,rt Daio railroad was fifteen minutes be-
Nix, line hi, afternoon. the fist time ever
VI, 4 ,Iisl. detention las happened IN the
-, lvr,y.. =. t2:l>. understand.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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VALIDITY OF ILLINOIS TowN BONDS. The
Supreme Court Of the United States has
given decision in favor of George O.. Marcy,
Of Boston, confirming the validity of forty
thousand dollars worth Of Illinois registered
town bonds, Issued In aid Of the Illinois
Grand Trunk railroad. The town attempted
to avoid paying the interest on tho bonds,
alleging that they were illegally issued. The
basis OF the Courts decision was that no ire
gularlty precedent to the issue, not even
fraud on the part of the agents Of the toWE.:
can yitiate bonds In the hands OF innolent
holders. The Court applies the same rules
to these bonds rs are applied to ecmnercia
I'M DeP.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY D., 1879.
Sun RISES ISL ydoep rIses. Y
Sun sets....-,.....4ztIh sh tids.::::.. s:1.r
PORT CT RICHAOND.. JAStsARY 8, 1874 .:
- ARRIVED. ST.
isteamer.-XRie-.Knishs. -0soghegan. BALTIMORE.
Steamer ! Empire, DsYs minneapolis. nerchan-,
al sse sa SstRRs sse;.s E:rass Sss
chAndise aud passengers, g. W. Allen 60, aesnSn
Brig Magenta. Parker, Windsor, N. g.. rfa Ckye
Point, plaster, Staples Affair.
t,lss ana ps Ss T.. b. Tsiam.
resssS az y. VI Ess PIT ..Sss.
ci sn nlns, g iosa az esIti.
/ scsconer Caroline Hsff s Abdelf Paragraphs
ore snd slaves, Curtis q Paxker.s 81 Z !
4 La scIkA1zA ToR-rH1s f0RTs re
/ Schooner Julia, Thomas, BALTIMORE Decsnber
|! fsshooner Louisa, Patterson Bskiaosss Jansa-
Schooner j, v. Hull, Powsil, Boston. Decsn-
80 MEMORANDA safYS
/ schooner John w. Hull. Powell. Reston for Hich>.
mond. was at VinsYsTd Haven S Ssaon,y
Ia Susiis. W{iiam Clarke. and Ann Tarnes, sn,9
Vinia ara .9's = s NE oos aa
,rriyed At Newport, Z J., January 2. 4 4
fBr TELEaRAfH.l
NEW YORK. January 6.-ArHFea :: G6ader. Old.
I,ominion Mediator. Australia, PennsyfySnfs: hes-
man I.tsfngstone, Washington, Seminole, Aerc1--
o' S.vANvaa. Jsnuary 1.-THE wea,te. hes besn
too thick to-day for anything 20 csws 10. ssvsssi
vessets outward bound have been detained on ae-.
ceun. 81 DE nSg. ThsAip hsnsy ssn.9, %oaDasS
On Sunday In q foX,. The two former have ossn,
gosseu OF No daI9QKe,. r..
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J 8 e - 3: lslass.sIEs
..Mees.rrr, e 1esssl

/ Iess.ns 81. ls} 81. 81 .
55Ekw fosr,, JanuasyJ fiiousand I'D
employed Hosk IHgrneu 0ssembled ins Unioi
Square TO-DAY. rT[thie chairman advised th,
men not be too hasty, buiat0 organize Of
the, spot dnd proceed at once to the Cit
Hall and await The reply Of the Gonffo1lei
and Board OF Aldermen 20 their demands
They ought to take no denial IT, thsy wished
FOR success. The next speaker, one Mag1iie
caunselied the men to be sober and iaW-dbid
Ing citizens. and said if their demands were
moi aeceded to by fair. means then force
must be resorted 10. Z & go 4. y sssts h
A committee Of Eve WINS appointed to
wait on the Mayor and Controller, inter
which. the men started ain,a bodysfo Che
City Hall, which they reached shortly after
II O'Clock. After waiting 4. lengthsned
period, and being unuble to see either the
Mayor or ConsfoHer, tie committee Of Eve
appointed at Union Square visited several
offices, but failed TO- obtain any interyiew
with any of the heaH OF departments. After
q few addresses denosncing the action ofthe
authorities. they resolved to bold a grand
on Thursday next, and the
crowd dispersed. z sgass 20
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TgH"!l:;G ACclDEST-A MAN FALLS FIFTY
tzSg TO TIE overwhelmingly afternoon
y. y. Ruth and John III. Bishop were en-
led in placing iightning-rods On the new
Hal Of ST. Atphonsus, corner Of Park and
>aTto9a stress, when Bishop fell from the
rooi and was badly injured. 1t being ne
cc>>aty 10 ascend to The steep roof by a rope,
apallcy vas erected, and the two men, hay
IN placed the rope in position, tried its
strength with their united weight. II
seemed oil right, and Bishop, seated in a
I(oor was hcisted up by Ruth, when sud-
GrN'E, as he neared the caves, a distance Of
otS ieet, the rope snapped, and Bishop in
st'N'iy fell head foremost to the ground. AS
ne rope struck Ruth he threw up his hands
towards the falling man, who, passing over
!! .I> head, touched it slightly, and then struck
ne 9Touud on his face and side. Aid was
summoned and the wounded man carried TO
!Ar ashinsson University Hospital. The
,E. '' bone wa, dislocated, his back and one
III I'D C!okeu, and internal injuries received
Mh!rh It is feared may prove fatal. The
pace where he fell was unpved. -Balh-
n.I,' Sun IN
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain


LONDON. January 5.-The Ilmes's special
dispatch from Madrid says it was Marshal
Serrano's wish that CASTELAR, should be a
member of the new Ministry, but the latter
refused to again accept office. On the de-
feat Of Castelar,, and previous to the inter.
ference of General Payia, the Cortes elected
Senior Hotania president of the Cabinet.
The Neaos's special says the Republican
force besie2ing Cartagena accepts the new
government. The national militia In Madrid
is being quietly disaEmed. The Ne,rs's dis
patch also saysa rumor is in circulation in
Madrid that the late retreat Of General Mo-
riones was concerted maneuvre in support
of General Pavia's coup FStat.
Austria.
/ VIENNA, January 5.-The navigation Of the
Danube is closed by ice.
England.
LONDON, January 5.-The Standard has
intelligence from Gold Cove that the British
forces will enter the Ashantee territory on
the 18th of this month.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PROFESSIONAL CAhDS.
THO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE!


Jy;s, IN cav IN file pubIic that will insure cure
of all cases Of CANCER placedsunder mytrea!'
ment and In event Of no cure Will not cnaIge any
Thing for my services. viii also remove an
WENs, HAIR-MOLES, BLOOL-MARkS, ETC.
leaving but slight scar and insure as above stated
"A so, all chronic diseases, such as s'.a' 80.
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT
+ RHEUM, NEURALGIA, PILES, ETC; do
fault OF which, money will be refunded to the pa
tient. - - 4, e.. ,,oo&
juent Of these diseases feel free 70 say thai my
medicines are INFALLIBLE, and without rlNat ~
this or any other countryin enecting so
p, A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
in the above specified diseases. ;.
once hours from IA, ii. to l2 NJ, and fsoHa 2 U
OFFICE J.: No. sos Grace street, near Capsto
Square, Riehnond, Va: ]. .a... ,,,ho
The names ard residences OF many persons ,Heo
have bee IA cured will be furnished by mali or upon
application In person. 49,. unyrapn,
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$50. q = = - - - - - -
q. ,..s7s ). <
800 9ee
&c. So ;ssss SIS RI
ss 49,. O.'e s.lLI pIins, ogenooe. 5Sa s.
iss q 'SSntonna. BOZ Rsrsooas
North Carolina re. a sss.tSr.
ssi; a lac IH 70! ha3 NSsr, aa19
1890 No. Is ID hts $3.50; No. d. IL II z
80, 9. 80 ;: e aesa snsd ill kits
s5s5asaHo 9is sss;S sesanS s,si p 81
gar crgshsd lepxdeFsa saa sssssstsa
InL1gj qnSSs33 olIs
oai. isc iixs. ~
lie; New Or,eana, log. source. 81. ~ -,
1iie: toiIef ItsaafIr sn fanry rss.as 80 49,
-hy.A@5c. fttt99g7s $50 ss-ss.i@
Iens: Blaek, .lS1. 26.-4f,e LAST urfrne urtts
Gle: imperial, s1.1OG3l so; gmpowdcr, 10
sSi,S6. ,,,,,,Y 80. 4 ~
h'aes, 70 atnss,s 60. ~
int IsS1 sdsaS rss LIZ
st,a sa.slr se az ,. 80; . y J. q.
fiuis 25eSa7S loot: kn aP aSc sSs1
IL eaifskins French, 81 ssasaasSss' asse.c r.s
'si1s' s'sg.se a., ~. ssl...
n.o,, ,,si,h 80 = :, 80, 80.
= nT Rna Esx aa ana Amerlsan reagsd. 4s14Ss y
ssS snee srsae
shoe. ssassSS "a i ns Nv ms laslsf
,ssest: MAYORS east steel 2o@21c M Enstssir
q 5: .f',' '' -. : :,
NQtts: In store, 30 for ssandard-that Is, ten.,
penny 9t6s. sizes exira =. 49,. -. J,
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Ness York Fsafns.

Few YoRK, January 6.--Henry Clews &
Co. resumed their. business to-day, IN.
nouneing the fact in circular inwbich they
warmly thank. their creditors for. their for.
bearance, and declare their readiness row to
pay all Obligations in full. =
a conference Of the Episcopal church was
held here to-day in the church Of the. Eucar.
nation, DR.. Rowland presiding. Amede Of
securing the proper administration of charity
to the deserving poor was reported OBJ A
paper, by DR.. Washburn, on faith was read,
and was followed by a general discussasn OF
the subject E.,sz.-sE.s
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i'oAEsrlc TRAGEDY IN TENNESSEE. Mem
I"tS' 'anuary i.--Matthew GlidweIl, resid-
W. IN Madison county, Tenn, last week
e"""r'ied with his wife. and struck her
U v'' the head with gun, inflictipg a fatal
'""NN' Tie also knocked down his daugh-
. 'n'; ,!He years faye, with the same weapon,
a." threatened 70 cut their Threats. The
t ;~ escaped into the woods, and meet
w Mt Gibson, who was out shooting, told
Nv, ~ Story. Gth:on started back with the
go, anu was NET by Glidwell, who threat
I H, 10 XII bin. Gibson retreated, followed
" "iidwell until the former was forced to
LL. 1922 seriously wounding Gldwell. The
'"'''' '"a daughter will probably recover.
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On Monday of last week Il boy discharged
fire.cracker. which set fire to The stable oil
Mrs. John Baker, in Dorchester. county
which communicated to the barn aid sheds
and the whole were soon burned to the
ground. The horses had been led out to
water few minutes before the fire, and
were thus saved.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, house that rents 70!
$500 pays S105 of taxes. So says the argus
over one-tifth of the rent is pretty high
rate of taxation.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHnADErgn1A.-
Philadelphia, January Fire broke out
tonight in the bone-block building attached
to the sugar refinery Of McKeon, Ncwhall s.
Borie, on Lagrange Place, between Second
and Third and Market and Arch streets,
watch was seven stories high, sixty feet
square, and attached to the sugar refinery
proper by iron bridges.
The building was totally destroyed with
tie contents, consisting ofvaluable machinery
al,d materials. The fire was confined to the
blilding. 1t is impossible to estimate the
l,,s, but it will probably be about 5000, 900 ;
d ured. Chief Engineer johnson was Sc
vsrely injured in the right leg by ladder.
A similar building was burned two years
ago. a. H..
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LABOR REroRM MEETING N NAsuv,.1r
4'"%'c,He, January 3.-.-At meeting of the
.Fru'Ne members Of the labor-reform party
y. iehneSsee resolutions were adopted de.
ling That the present panic was the result
VI combination Of eastern capitalists. bond
, ,.I;ueis, ana monopoists, and that the CAPT.
,''';ss ana pondhoders Of the East are i'm.
~ ro',.s burdens and hardship on the indus
n.y. ~! VI ,ne West and South more intolerable
" '.' slavery; calling upon the producing
, ,,I>'ts OF the South and West to free them
f ,in".; from the unjust and oppressive com
t n'na'lon and inviting laboring men and
I ..ntts 70 take measures for calling con.
r, t"uon oil the laboring and producing
:" $50 20 meet IN st. Louis February ed
=, ~ interchange opinions as TO the best mode
" accomplishing this much.needed reform.
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Frcdcricksburg and Gordonsville
Railroad.
rsnecial teleprr q. TO the DIspatch.J

y TSpeCIaI ttISSrERGtO 51c 11t0PsIte11'J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 5.-The
Fredericksburg and, Gordonsville Railroad
Company, revivedtby the forfeiture of the
charter of the Fredericksburg, Orange aad
Charlottesville Company, was organized here
today by the election of w. P. Conway
president, and,H. L. Doggett, L. o. MasFath
Perrin Gravss, John T. Goodrich, anGsG n
Braxton, directors. @ SIS ta5a
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BURNING OF BosroN Boston,
January 1.-THE Carendon-Street Baptist
church, Rev. Mr.. Gordons, took fire shortly
before the hour Of the morning service to-
I. y, it is supposed, from imperfect furnace
Yes, and large portion of the roof was
bMrned. The steeple, one of the handsomest
il; Boston, and brick walls appear to have
sustained little damage. The organ is ru.
il.ed. The loss is between $4,000 and
$50, 900; insurance, $4,000.
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Daentien of steamers.
Especial telegram to the Dispa.c's.I,

Especial telegram TO the Dtspatc'sJ;
! NoRFoz.zs January 5.-There was a. heavy
fog here. this moaning. The Boston, and
New York, steamers were bota.. Detained.
The former is not yet in. Weather warm
and "a 10 falIinE@ a.u.-z--.. ..--as.-.a@----a-
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Atsaes upon am Eassor>

4 PuhA.p,sLBaIA, January h--At Hunting
ton last night the editor os the Joarnal
wss. attacked in his oflse by q party of
rouehs, rs IS alleged, al the instisation q
the editer Of the Glebe. The attacking
perty Uas disarmed apa kicked out OF the
Office, The trouble grew ont Of q publiea.
/ ton in the s7olrass attacking certain par
ties s.s !.
rLast night, indsedl The same news wa
published in Washington Mondsy,-ihs'
patch .s.zt. 49,. q J !. s;zea.k
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
MONDAY January 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS:
WuEAT.-White. 86S bushels.
CORN.-White, 2S6 bushels
OATS.-5G bushels.
PEAS-30 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT-White. 4 bushels at also; ia bushels
on private terns-total, So bushels.
CoRN.-Mbite 2S6 bushels on. private terms.
PEAs.-Black-eyed, 80 bushels Isl 90.
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'ExpLoDEs USToUcHED.-.-Mrs. Clarke, q do
niestic in the family of Wesley Bourke, OF
anne Arundel county, was sitting att table
Oh which was q lighted kerosene lamp.
Without any apparent cause tue lamp burst
to pieces, throwing the burning oil over the
unfortunate woman =. Baltimore american.
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3 3 e1s as1 1919 IS -
ItEroan the Arlington Republican Oh yea.epaay.
II The Government has receive u Official dis
lpatch5A from Madrid armour cling the feslgna
Etfon tR President Castelar, The resignation
was accepted by the Cortes. Acone,iltafio,,
Of lea1ing generals OF the army ensped al
: whlcb 1t was agreed that Marshal serrano
shu.lit p0rgunfze the Government. The
Cortes living ratified this agreement. Ser
ano has announced himself as1a President
Of the Executive Power Of the RepubIic,o
He has announced thu, Ministry, among which
are Sagosia, as secreta.y of State and the
Treasury, aud Topete, as Minister of the
Marine. General Pavia, whofed the troops
into the Cortes and dispersed that body, is
to be tried by court-martial for rebellion.
The Republican troops (militia) have been
disbandcd. No bloodshed. e. s {
The last act Of the Cortes was to order
General Payia to be courtmartialled. Its
feared that Scrrano's new Government may
eventually be inimica to the Republic, al
though care has evidently been taken, in the
preparation of proclamations aud official ad-
dresses, to preserve the word Republic in
their phraseology. Salmeron is not included
in the Ministry, although he has been one OF
the leading opponents to Castelar's Admin
tratlon. Scrrano Is known rather as re-
former than rs Republican.
; The c5lef civil and military authorities OF
nearly all the provinces in communication
with Madrid have tclegraphcd to General
Pavia their approval of his conduct. No
disturbance is reported in any quarter.
HOW THE coRTEs WAS EXPELLED,
MADRID, January 81 Midnight. The final
and decisive vote by which CASTELAR, was
beaten in the Cortes stood 120 to 100, the
majority against him being 90 instead OF 120
as first reported. A soon: as the result was
announced General Payia sent an officer to
the chamber with letter demanding the
dissolution Of the Cortes. Senor Salmeron
and others urged Castelar, to continue in
power, but their prayer was refused; where
upon company Of municipal guard entered
the palace OF tie Cortes and expelled the |
deputies. General Puyia with bis staff held
q position outside with cannon pointed at
the building, st."
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Con ~ meeting OF the Farmers' Agricultural
l r,n ,n. OF southwestern Virginia has
frnra p pos'poned ty order Of the President
WI, - a' 'ne ON 10 the 9th instant, when IL
W. W. assemble L at Christansburg. Governor
iio" Aei Las consented toaddress the conyen-
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ST. LOFTS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, January 6.-Flour firm and in fair.
demand for low aud medium grades prices UNI
changed. Corn firm; No: 2.mixed. o. on tract.
52@54c In elevator. Whiskey nrIn at 96c. Pork
dIln at S14.500$15. Bacon higher; little out Of
smoke; shoulders, clear rib, Sc.; clear sides,
SIC. Lard firm 1t &C. rsl
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 5-Noon.-stocks active
and lower Gold, HIS. Money. loaned at 6@7.
Exchange-Long, 4ss; short, 4s7. Governments
dull. states quiet and nomiRaL sst-
#zssS NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 5-Gold, 111@112Hs-
Fxchange-New York sight, bank, 4; sterling,
fa nj H9S - - =
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

new YORK, january 5.-Cotton dull; GALES Of
active; common 70 falr extra, S7@Sa.IO. Whis-
key Hrmer at &c. Wheat 1a2c. better; winter
red western, $1.e2@M. 66. Corn scarce and
unchanged. Mess pork, SIC .629816.76 Lard
stronger at 9iasc. TaIlow and nayals quiet and
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DANGEROUS, 1SDEED.-.-Fifty-nine accidents
caused by infammable coal-oil since January
!. 1878, or at least that is the number re-
ported in the american. There were no
doubt twice as many minor accidents to
which no publicity was given.-- Baltimore
American,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1NcMyATI, january 5.-Flour frmer; and not
Pork nomlnal at $3.50. Lard firm !; steaIn Sdc. :
kettle, SIC. Bacon firm; 7Gc. for shoulders; Sc.
for clear rib; So for clear sides. WhisSey acve 81
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louisville MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE. January 5.-Flour fairly active ut
s6o56S7. Corn In good demand nj 53@S6s
Provisions steady and III small demand, Pork held
at 81 .50@S16 Lard steady; uerce, 9@Sx49Ec
shoulders, 74c. clear rib, SIC; clear sides, 649e.
WhiSkcy quiet as 9Oc. H-.-.- ~
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I.' n,shoT sAEsEY, OF CHICAGO CHICAGO.
.,i El 4.-bishop Cheney, of the Reform
w. w. EPISCOPAL Church, to-day administered
.1' rue OF confirmation, after the form adopt.
=" C y! t'ae new Church, to forty.fye persons,
irtpie. >A0""'" Will