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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

Spring No. of these Springs is considered well
nigh specific In the diseases psculiarto women, In
dyspepsia, and In chronic intermittent and remit
tent fevers. Spring No. 2, though of recent dis
coyery, has made some of The most reaarkaoec cure
der and appe ndages. Ii has given decided relief In
gouty and rheumatic affections dependent upon
uric acid In the blood and has shown, great power In
affrclions of the liver and stomach. The water OF
either spring put up in boxes containing on: dozen
mitigation bottles will be delivered at the Scot-
burg depot OF the Richmond and Danyllle rail-
road at is per box, to be paid In advance: AL
dress THOm AS =. GOODE,
Butfalo-Lhh 2 Springs.
MecklRnburH county, Va
These waters are for sale In Richmond by
PURCELL. LADD CO.,
sc 2-aau6m Agents Virginia Springs Waten
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The Supreme Court of the United States
has lust decided that franc is worth nine.
teen cents and three mills in our coin.
A great snow.storm prevailed on Nor day
at Fort Laramie, Neb., with the therr.iome'
ter at 40 degrees below zero.
The World publishes hoax as to the
SUMS parallax. twin doubtless alarm some
tools.
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L FRENCH BRANDY,
T. ~.its APPLE BRANDY, E.fE s.f
RYE WEISkEY,
ST. CROIS RUN.
0EDnN pORTER old and, uurp

for sale by
no26 f5"@. ~ JOHN III. aiGGlNs.
SUMNIERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
Oval RYE.-Etrst premium awarded at State
Fair October 81, 1874, for purity Of hlvor and
disIii lation, and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET. RSE-ca7efuily
analy1ed and highly recommended By State chem
list DR.. William II. Taylor. = E,,-
Pnre COUNTRY APPLE BRANDY.
-. NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco nanufac,
turers' use These and gcnssal assortment OF
Wines and Itnuors for sale 10 the trade only VI
Wholesale by JENKINS. CAPERS & CO.,
oc29 No. 113 south Fourteenth street
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Drowned while skasin, =.

Especial telegram to the Dspat.g hi b
HINTON, w. Vs., January 19,,.--James
Sperry, son of Captain G. A. Spe try, was
drowned while skating on an iee.pol I'd here
last evening" He was missed at 5 g 'clock,
and his body was found at s o'clocl near
where the ice had broken in with him.
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COMMERCIAL.
oR.N AND, FLouR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS. "a net
WHRAT.-White, 198.bnshels. Red, l,O2O bush
els.
CoRN.-Whlte, 36,bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
OATS.-120 bushels.
RrE.-12S bushels. .ss.l.
-......... .... SALES. ...I ..... =. f..
WHEAT-White, 50jhuslIsis PEI xfe At ~. 80 i8a
b,sbeis very good at 81 SO. Total G62 bushels,
'WuEAT.-Red, $50 bushels OF private tsr1Rs
1 90 bu shells Mt u %. Total, $50 bushels.
: CoRN.-White, 97S bushels yery good at S9e.
Mixed, % bushels at 79f.
OATs.-12O bushels very good at 69e.
RE-FXHIBPrED.
CoRS.-Whte, LOO bushels. = ~ -(.--.-L -. II
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Stephens, 8 4 Brown s Bots 4;ussysqe,
t2; -Qnafles, ~ e wing. p, sKernedy s1yThe
results Of the second ana third fsaliStssWere
the same. {.aa9I17tit.S i.94tzs; I'D tsr1Yl
In the House no nominations wore made
and but one, ballot had. johnson received
81; Stephens, II; Brown, III; aBute, III
Quarles, 8; Ewing, 6; Savage, 9; BroHnlow,
2; Hawkins, 1.i9.i.;&'ll ~ .i,qar .
Both Houses adjourned till to.norroW.
! AUGUSTA january t19.-Eamliu was re-
elected United Sta tes senator to-day rs
q ALBANY January 19.--In the Assembly
this afternoon Francis Kernan was nomi-
mated United States senator, receiving II
votes, against 80 for Edwin D. Morgan. In
the Senate the vote stood 10 for KernaD, IL for
Morgan, and for Beach. joint session to.
morrow. u 49, = H. ssst: Il .s. l
DETRoir, January 19.-The, General AS
sembiy to-day elected Chaadler United
States senator. .>aDs3 ~ 81 .iIfs,G.la5 3t&r
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C0unrssIoN MERCHANTS.

NEW BROKERAGE AND COMMls-
IN SION HOUSE, have taken al office at no.
1911 Cary street for the purpose OF conduetsnSt
GENERAL BROKERAGE AND COMMissiOS
HI1SINESS. A mercantile experience OF; many
Years warran the belief that can do justice to my
patrons. respectfully solicit the favorable consia
Grafton Of the pubic.
ta1s.3w late OF Chamberlayne i Jones.
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BY Telegraph.
GFyy WORK. ETS-

. NEw YORK, January 19.-Cotton steady sales
os aae hales at I53yQl SIC. Southern -four Stist
and heavy. Wheat irregular and unsettled
generally without decided q ange Corn lc: lower,
with moderate business at e5%9s6kc~ ZOE nsss Wesl
ern mixed: S7MS7Hc. for new western yellow.
Coffee quiet and hrm. Sugar steady; trade a.det !;
SIC. for fair 10 good refining: SIC FOE prince re-
6ned very firm; a3sD One. for Ia rd grades. Mo-
Iasses 0liet and steady. RiGe quiet, without de-
cided change in price. TalBw quiet az slSl &c.
for prime. Rosin Gull at str ar e
now mess. Beef unchanged. Lard lowe1; prime
stea1n. Ia, WhSkey lower at 9fszG49Sc.
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NEW YORK. January Is, -Eoon.-Stocks active,
lower, and unsettled. Money, 2. Gold, ll24. Ex-
chauge-Long, 4S7; shert, 490h. Governments
dull. States quiet and nominal.
Euening.- Money loaned at 2@39s Exchange
quiet and at 4S6s@4s6k. Gold, ll2S. Govern
,nants strong and active. States quiet and Domlnsl.
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WINES, LHQu0Rs, TOBACCO, DC.

NIGAR MANUFACTORYN No. l, THIRD
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 1lOS MAIN
SrREET.-JOHN BOUCHER takes this method OF
thanking his friends for their liberal patronage, and
invites the public 10 CALI and examine dis sdeS OF
- FINE CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
which he Is selling at wholesale and retail, ana Will
endeavor to please all purchasers. no 2S-3m
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MARKETS,

r,,sc1SSArI, Jsnuary 19.-Flour dali Corn In
GOOD demand al 7eQ71c. Pork duiaa land declining
so9I S "a ard easter steam. 1870. Ssettle, lake.
&c., dmll: shoulders, SIC; cisse 1ib 1915;
c,eaT' lie, Whtskey firm al 94c. -
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LOUISVILLE MARKET

ror1syILLE. january 19.-kseur unchanged
Corn frm: white COG 70e., mixed, 6l, l69c. Pork
Su sIa lard quiet prime, steam, lac. Eerce,
W.. key, I54c. Bacon dull: shoulders SIC.
rIear rio, IOSc clear, IL acs w hisSey, SAC.
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EXCELSIOR MARKET,
- No. so4 EAST BR6AR STREET.
FRESRMEATS,

lwould most respectfully call The attention OF ny
friends patrons, and the public In general 70 tbe
shoye market, where thy Can be supplied witn AL
aDo'~ $50 - .#g.sa ttnda OF se gsEt II
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Fire.

WORCESTER, Mass, January 19.-The
ofre Of the Worcester SPY was considerably
damaged BY fire this morning but is fully
covered by, insurance. The We stern Union
telegraph office, on the Srst fool of the Spy,
the depot and Bay State House. = - .-"@
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on nfIiS AARKET2 .

CT. Io.ns January 1a.-F1our quiet. and un-
changed with only order trade. Corn nraar No.
mixaI 85l67c Bacon nominal. Lard, 1896.
Wh,skey steady at Sac. - r .y.,lfrs
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0LD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP GfEfA
" ..a ze.s,aFC COMP AMY. .:ShlS
FOR NEW YORK.

This company WIZ dispatch one Of their splendid
steaners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, 1sAAC
BELL, RICHMOND ALBEMARLE,s and Hat
TERAS-eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUM-
DAY at high water. ~.
These ships are entirely new. and were built ex-
pressly fDrthis route. 49, -.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and BATH
rooms. ~
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un-
surpassed. Il 4. ,z..as -.,gtss; "A. ~ i
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CosRpany's covered pier, 81
North river. f.s s T.sss
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. ~
Freight received until EP. IL. daily.
For further Information, apply to -.,t,....s
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ans office Companys wharvee, Rocketta.
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Rhode asIsud A.,srssature.,

PROVIDENCE, january 19.4Therf General
Assembly met to-day. The Governors On.
nual message was confined entirely to State
affairs. e - 9;ni 3a' z.'iitdel>2t i5itr,
Two ballots were had 70 r United States
senator witheus an election. Burnside leads.
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inIspATcH PR1NrING.HoUsE.

uns.spassaa facilities for doing au kinds Of J6a
PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly 2 e
| cu,s,i, and at low prices,
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srch "a choice BYEY. MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, and
also VEGETABLES Of ali KINDS, DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED, FRUITS, FISH, and oYsTERsa,n . ZACH
sy..y,hiue forInd in t-class provision store.
Your natr ,nsge Is most respectfully solicited.
Marketing delivered free. usn .,.c1IEp
ia 1851 10 b.NN1nEE.-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
| cutcAGo, Januarys1a-Eour nominal, Corn
,,ii. 10 mixed. 65,ez66c.; rejected, 61kc.
pnrl in fair demand atyI .70t9$l7 10. Lardln
fair demant Whiskey steady 81 Gao. :.,.f ..t...
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LONDON, January 19.-Prince Leopole has
had another hemorrhage, and Is weaker.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAMERs. ..

,
TOR NEW FORKs-The .ssfRR
l. Ola Dominion steanship Company's -
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CoCeH, win sEil
FRIDAY january 22d, al O'Clock 4. NJ.
Positively no freight received after q O'Clock n.
Through bills Of iading signed, ana aooN lS6.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, eouth,
east, and rest afso, TO foreign ports. gIp1 sfFRt
PASSENGER accommotations unsurpassed.
Fare 70 New York, s12; steerase, "a; roand.
trip Tickets, $780, J, st,. sYts'n 1sffsJss .E.f
For freight or passage apply to Hs.4t
q Iyfgp l,qa3f6 e. VI. AILEa q CO..ArentA 1fI
IN 20-ss CotnpanyS Wharf, Rockets.
HILADELPHIA A., RICH HHRA
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s1&6S
SHIP LINE-FOK PHILADELPHIA5WW JUh
A WEEk.--Untl further notice the steamers, Of
this tine will leave Philadelphia every wEDNES-'
DAY. and SATURDAY. and Richmond esezY
TUESDAY ana SATURDAY ut IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for alt parts OF New.
jersey, Penlsylyania, and Delaware. for ProYt-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also. for Liver
pool and Antwerp MIA REQ Star and Americas
steamship lines and bills OF ladtng signed through
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meats ma
Jta:eroom, Is. w 2. PORTER, Agent,
,au11 ..v S.. No. 2425 Dock street -
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oMrwAsHINGToN.
Bank Circulation Under Size NewGLaH
Ts4Ist Applied For. p9y 4gFt

TsQTst Applied For. WYy s9l
i Applications have been made to the Con.
troller of the Currency for about one million
dollars of bank circulation under the new
finance act. These applications are entirely
from the eastern States, and the greater part
of the million Of dollars is asked for by New
York parties IT has been asserted That
notices Of the intention to surrender circu-
,ation were prepared ia advance of the pas
sage of the bill, and placed In the bands OF
yarties here to present as soon rs IL became q
law, and the amount that it has been stated
il is already determined to surrender Is five
millions OF dollars. Up to this time, how
ever. the Controller has received no notice
from banks intending to surrender their cir
culation.-- Washington telegrom-Ne,o York
Times. ~-. --"'----.-----.--- .a- -.
The Pennsylvania scnatorship.
The extraordinary mortality among the
members of the Pennsylvania Legislature is
much commented on, some eight or ten
having deceased since the election, most OF
whom were Democrats. The telegraph an-
nounces to-day the death of another Demo-
cratic member. In view Of the alleged party
dissatisfaction at the nomination Of Mr.. Wal
lace for senator, this causes the result OF the
election for senator, which takes place to-
morrow, to be awaited with much anxiety.
Wash,hgtcn telegram Sun.
Explanatory Message.
1t is expected at an early day President
Grant will send to the House of Representa-
tives message on finance supplemental to
tina. recently sent to the Senate, and devoted
exclusively 10 further explanation Of his
financial views. ..-
Postal.
The post office at Aurora, Fauquier coun-
ty, Va, is ree,tablished on the route from
Catletrs to Auburn, with Robert Weeks as
postmaster. The post-ofiice at Mint Spring,
Augusta county, Va, is rtestabished on the
route from Staunton to Bonsacks. Thomas
Z. Marshall is appointed postmaster at Wal
kei's church. Appomattox county, Va, uace
w iliam b. Hix, moved away. William 5.
Edwards is appointed postmaster at Mount
Carmel, Halifax county, Va, rice Miss NJ.
Hudson, resigned.
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& Baskerville,

HOXE'S GELATINE,
" COLMAN'5 MUSTARD,
NELSON'S GELAClNE,
COOPER'S GELATIHE,
GLYCERINE, COIN STARC,d,
- SALAD OIL,
t SEA-MOsS FARINE.. 49, '.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co.,
Is 12l6 haln street.
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NrllTDhE 1Ia1S1G, Jsss1ii;15l1Ss01 III
Sun rses... 7.0tf 6oon ssts a ~
Sun
PORT Observation-Disclosures
r ARRIVED. =
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. mSSES-
chandise and passeneefa. II B. Tstuln. agent.
SsaSo 7, Bsins Goonb Bishop, Rociand, lime
- li'5.IJo65E sAn.xDs 5l,z 10
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, HcS YoYk. rs;y.,,,
chandlse. 6. W.AD Co, a1epts. - - -
Steamer shirley, TfaYers, BuHImore. rnercAsnS.f
pany. - Y 81 III 80 IA,
Barksntine Pepaulp, Ger. voH. Appep. Rio az,
vessel, Curtis q Parker, 81; fs5T fii.p
! ~ 1e.ia * 20 MEMORANDA. ~ fs4a .tsf4 (
Z NEWPORT. january I6s-ArriYed: schooner
Carrie Crosby. Moore, and Mule Washburn, Cobb,
from Virginia for Providence. Also errfyedS 2
Schooner John Nye, Wiley, from Providence for
iViTRfuis. ia, rs fs,tfjs tis sgsea a.,
VINEYARD HAVEN, january 15.-ArIfyeds
schooner Albert Clarence, Hawes, Virginia for
New .Yosk. Janusry 17-ArIiyed; .schocners (
Sea Foam, Rogers, and Mary e. Rich, Jones, fronN
Boston for Virginia. y = = ri r ~ 3stf3
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inauguration of alhe Governor 81 !.
*=.H ta Delaware. "a siRi 49,
! Dover, January 1G-Governor Cochran
was inaugurated at noon to-day. In his in
augural address he denoRnces the military
interference In Louisiana. I'll p "aJ
a vote will be taken for United States
senator in both houses tomorrow. Eayard
will be elected. wye H.1 ~ 10 " hte E1.l4
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1875.
sALEs.-s600 coupons at 80; 81 400 Virginia
consos sold at 81, ex-eonpons; $1,000 city OF
Richmond S's sold ut 1929; $500 city OF Rich
mond 6s, new, at Sc; $4,000 Virginia coupons ct
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WASHINGTON. January 19.-Dur.ng Wed.
nesday in tbs South Atlantic and. East Gun
States, rising followed by falling barometer,
sNeht changes in Temperature, north to east
winds, and partly cloudy weather, VIII Pre-
/ vail. 3..
/ In the West Gnlf States, rising tempsra-
Eture and falling barometer, north or east
winds, and parity cloudy weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Loves Mis-
souri, Valleys and the Northwest, lower ba'
rometes,, higher Temperature, east or south
winds, increasing cloudlness, and snow.
In the Msddle States aSd Lower lake re-
gion, high barometer, slight changes in tenn.
perature. North or west: winds, parsly CLOUDY
weather, ard possibly followed by salling oa'
roEaeter, and winds shifting TO northeast OF
southeast a ..,...4 z- .sy-Eg
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DEST LUMP AND HAIL COKE, CLIO
- WEB HILL COAL-lunap and hail; superior
.SPLTNT and QUENSlM0ST EQAL;. AhIiEtyELAa;-
long r4pd sawed all Of which can be bonxht q the
lowest market price urEsa---b.~ G0PTHELLe,
.-..,f corner Of Mnth street. aud Basin bank.
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,,,rrcS,cn,icncc Of the Richmond pisps'eh''
prrrRSRuRG. January ~, 1870.
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JAMES Ri WE ses sISAABo y
--...s .- tt N-WEEkLY LINE. r al. ...s, e.
WI NTER gCHEDUGE.
FOR NORFO LIZ PORTSMOUTH, BaLTMORE
PHILAD EL2HIA. AND, NEW YOkks
Also FOR -l-.y -
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and ate r WEDNESDAY, se,4. %; 1874,
this Company fist aRo elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain }. A. POST, carrying
United States Nah andrAdaRls Express VIII leave
wharf, Rocket :, FOR aboyH-named points MON.
DAYS, WEDN ESsrAYSr and FRIDAfS ut 6'3U
Passengers m AXE snra connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ne"
FARE TO NCxaSOLK ONLY.... q 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN. 0S
Fare to Phil adeaghla,. .......-....,-,,H 9I
Tickets for 8, lie on steamers, At Gsxber Co .
Ticket Agency ,MHaSiseet, aud ExctaoSe Hotel.
and baggage q Iechad through Freight receives
daily for Boste N, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, aah
regulas landini, IS On james river from A. ID. to
8 p. NJ, ut reaSt ,n8s Bile rates .,...,.i.s
Freight for VI .y-landtugs must be prepaid:
"a 1870 LIB. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Comp lny'a wharf, Rockets; branch %:
dce at ". D. 5lair So Co.'s, corner OF Nlrth Sno
Main streets. ~. ee 81
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LIOR BALTIMORE kS1lf
r TRI.WEEHLY. &k
. POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR,
THROUGH FREIGHT ?. Lis@. =
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
erN.pSsGHAlE CHh RQTn

The new apijfast iron steamers SHIRLEY an&
WESTON En- Of this Hne leave their new pier In
the ,ocs loot Of Tysnts;ses smb Sirsss every
O'Clock, aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock. for b sni1nerc making close connectionsat
Locust Oin { With Baltimore and ONO railroad for
ali points we t and northwest; also, with Northerp
Central raiirt,a htor northern cities aud Canada.
Through biils.siEned 10 Baltimore ana all points
west and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line Apply to L: y. IATuA. Agent.
Offices, Twe,l g-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main sfraefa ------- - -. =. 90 81
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THE BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER
FOR SALE.

la ll-eod3m
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FUEL
Il isalways that or first anrlty and full quantity
which, the subscriber furnishes sAnihraate-aiiL
lent; Soft Coke-faALess; engine coals--aI sorS
rpesiuaIled machine pre- pared kifdHnGs CooKinRt
in IA 'f'.17.-.-'-. u. B. WATKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
CUBAN NOTES.
THE LATE CrENDENTE DON CAYETANO BONAFOs-
EXTENSIVE DAMAGE CAUSED 81 THE HURRr

THE LATE GNTENDENTE Don cAYErANo BONAFOs-
INTENSIVE DAMAGE CAUSED b THE HURRi-
CARE.
,FEoH A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSEl
Havana. Sept. 2j.-The funeral of the late
Intendcnc CayetnO BonafOs attended by the CITY
Council and many persons OF distinction. His death was
owing 20 mental troubles caused by the embarrassed
state OF the Treasury valmaseda habualy treated his
appeals for money TO pay the army and Government
clerks with great uncOncen. subscription II being
made for the family Of B0nafOs who died poor having
never plundercd the people as many have done.
Captain General Yalmaseda is daily becoming more
corpuent and people surnise that his inactive sothfu
life leading mbecity. His last act, the appoint
ment Of Don Miguel suarez Vigil Acting Intendente
causes surprise he is incompetent and was previously
on bad terms with the CaptainGenera, who recently
public occasion, refused TO shake hands with him.
The hurricane was severe all the island. In Man
zanio only two or three ships held their anchorage
the rest driven ashore and badly damaged Several
houses were also thrown down. In Santa Cruz the
wharves completely destroyed aud blown away All
the vessels except the steam shpOfwar Venadito were
driven ashore and several houses blown down In
Cicnfuegos the felt severely The streets
were completely inundated, and many families were
obliged 20 leave their dwellings in boats and take refuge
in the nearest mountain Many houses were destroyed
and several persons drowned. The hurricane was
very severe also in Jucaro. The village was nearly
destroyed ships having oeen driven ashore against some
OF the houses ~,
visit OF the Spanish shipOiwar Nasco Nunez has prom
sed 70 recall the Minister II had sent to the Cuban Re
public, and has agreed to make spar ample amends LOT
recognizing the Cuhans. The NascO NuncZ was ready to
lombard the towns had the Government refused to
give the Spanish Government the satisfaction demanded
Letters received here from sagua state that the
planers in that district constructing works Of de
tense on their estates.
The column OF Col. Carton returned to Moron on
the I4th inst, after maraudng IA days They
Killed siN rebels and took prisoners among the
latter were Project OF hayaiigua Daniel MarfcrO
/ The troops also destroyed village
IA VET there are no prospects that the Havanese will
enjoy the opera their iayOre source OF amusement THIS
Winter; and from all appearances the season Will De-
unusuaiy dull owing tO the hard times and ~ the gen
/ era despOndency felt by al classes.