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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-24

Police CoUaT Justice j. J. White pre-.
siding Frank Mn,tree, charged with a..
sauting and striking Elliott A. Payne, was
discharged.
James Coleman, for being drunk aud ere.
aiing disturbance on the premises of james
G.. Clarke. was fined 81.
Sarah Wilson (coored). drunk and disor-
derly in the street. Fined 81.
Mrs. Frances Schonherser, disorderly and
creating distul bance in the neighborhood.
Discharged.
MIR. John F. Scbonberger, assaulting and
beating Frances scboDbergPr. his wife. Dis
charged with an admonitIon 10 keep sober.
The same admouition was given bis wife.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON july 23.--For the South At
lan,ic and Gulf States, stationary to rising
barometer, westerly to southerly winds, con-
tinued warm aad partly cloudy weather,
with rain areas in the former and West Gull
States.
In the Middle States, rising barometer
northwest to northeast winds, slightly cool
er, clear, or partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibly occasional rain in the southern portion
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DEATH OF Mr. LUDWIG. MIR. Charles l..
Ludwig, OF lnl> city, died at the Hot Spriass
yesterday. Deceased was for long time
member of tLe firm OF Hoycr Ludwig.
ltnograpbic printers, of Richmond. bis
fro printed very large portion OF the mo-
,,ey issued by the Confederate Government
du ring its existence. For coosideIab'e
time be was copsu! for Sweden and Deu'
mark, but owing to ill.heath he had At
tended 10 no business iog Some years.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LoxDos, July 2s.-The Home.Rule mem
hers have ubandoned their intention q at
tending tbe Home.Rule banquet at DuDhn
heca,Isc the convent bill, which tney oppose
iseynected to come up at that time.
1SUNpATIohs.
The waters OF the river Meme al fe,er-
h,rouph are from fifteen to twenty i.et
.boye The ordinary level, and the current iiss
increased in velocity 10 sixteen ana '"shh!
mi,s. an hour. Last night the rise ~a' 20
sudden That bedrooms In buildings along .he
river were flooded, and sleeping 'Lm.,e,
barely saved their lives. -FOUR thous"un ,.,u,
acres of grazing land are noodeo ,..', pe,"s, =
Earth aud Denburs, and three ,nousa"u 49,,
cattle are deprived OF passurase. ine W." nd
is three and four feet deep On iour 'no"''H"
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An Insane Indian-The Families OF the
CHEYENNE Prisoners.

WAsHISGToN, July 23.--lnformation has
heen received at the Indian Bureau from
Fort Marion, Fla, that Lean Bear, one of the
Cheyenne prisoners confined at that fort, has
become insane, and All application has been
made to have him sent to the Government
Insane asylum, near this city. This is the
same Indian who attempted suicide on the
route to Florida.
Under the recent order to send the fami-
lies of these prisoners to them, directions
have been given that one wife to each prl.
soner and the children under twelve years OF
age he forwarded.
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How TO PAY INTEREST or THE PUBLIC DEBT
OF VIKCISrA-If every man and boy eleven years
old aud upwards In vhe State of Virginia Will puI-
chase only one half dozen Of the PARTLY-MADE
SHIRTS sold by WILKINSON WITlIERS. l0O7
Main street, It. will save IN twelve months six per
cent. Oh thirty millions Of dollars, or 81 500 QUO,
and to the city of Richmond more than one hun
dred thousand dollars. Repudlate high.prlced
shirts but never the honor of the Old Dominion.
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J>fpopTANT FACTS.

IMPORTANT FACTS:
l. That our "Partly-Made Shirts will and do
fit perfectly over 95 per cent. Of all who have tried
them here or elsewhere.
2 Tha' ihs bOsoms of our t. Par'iy-Nade Shirts y
are three-ply linen. equal 10 that used In the
best 50 so shirts Iii this or any other market.
3. That our 4" Partly. Made shirts " are made out
OF Wamsuita cotlou-he best shifting known.
l. That our Partly Made shirts" are univer-
sails appreciated as Il public benefit wherever in
lrSduced.
An examination will prove the above to be facts
WILKINSON & WITHERS,
No. 1907 Main street
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C1spATCII PRINTING tiouSE.-ln order 10 nee'
tbe constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have ADDED a ell.selected assortment or NE"
TYPE, which. together with our IMPROVED MA
t1ISERY and sKILFCL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
or WORK at moderate tigures and IN the most eX-
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ITEMS FROM GoGcHLAAp.-The Changers
bic ulc ctluc ,t' AT Gouchland Courthouse
on Thursday. Nearly TIVE tnou>and persons
were present. Speeches were made by
Me>>rS. Whltc. master OF State Grange, Am-
bier of Louise, aud others. n tournament
took place III the evening. ana MAI. Anoel-
son, ,Ir., OF Louisa, was the successful knlSut.
The coronation occurred ut night, the ad-
dress beirg delivered by Mr.. Amber. OF
Louisa: after which The bail c"mmenced.
Tnc preparations for the caulp-u eetln"
have te"u concluded, and ample provision
las been luaue on The grounds for The accom-
modatIou OF man and beast. Auiung the pro-
miucnt ministers VINO are cXpeced 10 DE
prcscut may be mentioned Rev. Dr>. Bed
soc, Duucau, Ros,cr, and Edwards. From
reliable aud authentic sources OF information
from all parts OF The county it i, cxpec ed
that Il vast multitude OF people will be pre-
~t.nt
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JUICE CnAsg's CIRCUIT CorRr DECISIONS:
General bradley +. johnson. volume ol
Circuit Court decisions by Chie''Ju'u
Chase is in press and viii soon be our. IL IL
coulains Il very valuable arcounf OF the JPh,
lJavl> trial in Rcbmord, ard the aTgnmr III
ef Charles O'Conor (Which WAS niH aslts-
crcU on the question OF what is treas(n'
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kESrISG THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRlNGs..-
The Greeu,rle White Sulphur springs afS
10 br rented on the 14th Of August ut auc.
ton, on the ground, Tor tenn OF TWO years,
ending Saturday, November 1T, 1871. The
renting ls done By decree OF court IN The.
suit of Gay and others against The White
Sulphur Springs Company.
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AnclDEST.--Loui>, Il lIttle son OF Mr.. LOUIS
Y. Balucs, who r. sides in The western part
OF the city. fell from tree in the yara OF Mr.
Flirlaub Yesterday morning. ana Dr"he one
of his arms Medical AID was rendered al
once, anu the t!Ie sufferer at last accouhts
was com arutivelv comfortable.
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acres OF land near Whtfeisey. No such
Hood bas been seen 10 that section OF the
country for fifty years. " VIZ

country Tor nifty years.
The PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
The constitution adopted by the Pre.by,e-
rian Council has been made public. The
name given the new union is .sAlliapce
OF Reformed Churches Throughout the
World" All churches are included which
hold 10 the Presby yteriau system and creed.
The preamble of the constitution recites that
the eljects of the Alliance are to demon
strate unity of belief among Protestauts,
organize mission work, promote educational
and soclal reform, and oppose infdelity and
religious intolerance.
METHOD IN PLlMsoLL's MADNESS.
The Central Press report OF the scenes in
the House over the shipping bill says IL was
remarked In the lobbies that there was much
method in MIR. Phmsol's madness. The
outourst was apparently prt arranged. Mr..
Pllmsoll came TO the House with bis valise,
and was prepared TO 90 to prison. He has
been in the library of the Commons to-day
searching for precedeuss. He persists in bis
refusal TO withdraw bis remarks. A tre-
mendous scene is expected when the subject
comes up again next Thursday.
Spain.
RELIGIOUS ToLERATlOT.
MADRID, July 23-The constitutional COM
mittee have adopted the articles establishing
religious toleration by vote OF % to5.
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aUCrIOS SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK ID. HILL. 6 T. NJ, frimed d"eliiTg m %,
the east sCe of Pine between China ahd tiol'S
streets.
cook g. TAuGHTON, 10 A. NJ. at the horse lot
three due saddle aud bsggy horses
.T-.-USrISE ROYaLL, IL NJ. commissioners
sale ofa suiaR farm at Mid othlau pts, OH hlch
1nor q and Danvile railroad.
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Resigned.

New ORLEANS, July 23.-Auditor Clinton
has resigned, TO take effect December To-,
1875. Governor Kellogg, in accepting Inc
resignation, declares he never Tor moment
believed Clinton dishonest.
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Messrs. W. u. BLAIR & Co are now prepared to
fll orders from their new store, 903 Msiu street
two doors below their old staud). 1t Is refreshing
10 see such neat and handsome store Their entire
stock is new and selected with an experience of
forty years. Their special.i's are 1eas, Wines,
LIQUORS and fancy Groceries, Cig1rs Tobacco, &c
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A BLESSING; TO MOTuERS.-Mrs. WINSLoW'
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all disc ses with which cbll-
drcn are afflicted, Is certain remedy. 1t relieve
The child from pain, regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie corrccts acidry, and, ny
giving rest and health 10 the child, comforts the
thor
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ysurdarerS Committed.

CINCINNATI. July %. A. j. Cochrane ana
Thomas E. Edmondson have been COM
mitted at GIeenup, Illinois, Tor the muroel
of engineer Eames IN the late attefnpe a1
express robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-24

The HusTINGs CouRT.--The Hastings
Court Will convene again September Oh. at
which time it is expected there will be
large criminal docket. No court will be held
during the month Of August.
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PURE ICE. will furnish you
with his best cream al 81 73 per gallon-of the fol-
lowin. navors: Lemon. chocolate, strawberry, va
nilla, and peach. cave your orders early to-day
II YOU wish any for tO-m0rrOM's 5 dinner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-24

COMMISSION MERCIlASTS.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time You may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-24

SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS AT
BoscIIEN's. 500 und 5l1 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALISEs, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
fine sATCIIELS, &c, ut BoScHEN'S, 500 ana 5ll
BROAD street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al the
DISPATCH PRGNTGSG-HousE Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DISPATCH NG-ilOUsE.-Uhsurpasseu Id.
cities for the prompt execution ol all hinu7 "a
,,r;n,np Orders fIled promptly and AT low prie,s
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Aitl>moud 0ispatth.
SATURDAY ...JuLl -, Eo15.

nm THE CIRCULATION OF THE DlS'.'ATCH
Isl,AH&FR THAN THE CONFINED C,RCULA-
T,oS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Fatal Explosion I'm Paper-AiF. !.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, July 23.-The cooking.
tanks of Close 4 Sons paper.Inlll exploded
today. killing live men. TWO were hio' n
over the bouses across the street, aud two
into the river, or burned up. Loss, 900, ,0C0.
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II YoU HAVE not YET TRIED TIE WARWICK
COLLAR, do so AT once. 1t is stylish, and LOOKS
bt tier thuu any Ohcr.
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ATLANTIC CITY, July 23.-J. Dougherty
OF Philadelphia, was dro Hned here to-day
while hatning.
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IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH INDIGESTION. dSs-
pcpsia, or debility, LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF, In pint bottles, will cure YOU.
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Much SMOKE, But no ElRE.-Sevpral days
ago, upon complaint of respectable colored
people, the Police Justice caused several
| females whose room was deemed more desi-
| rable than their company to vacate the neigh.
bOrhood on Leigh street near EbeDeZer
church. The places Of the outgoing people
| were 10 some extent supplied by ne ~.comers
OF no better reputation, among the latter Mol.
| lie Allen and Uena Murrell, so called. Thurs
day, Mr.. G. B. Jamson, OF Lynchburg, wait
ed upon one of these, and demanded some
clothes be had left there, and was met with
abuse; whereupon he threatened to use his
pistol, and finally caused'a warrant to be
issued charging the women with keeping an
| ill-governeG house, &". They then got out
q warrant for him charging him With threat
ening to shoot, &c.
Yesterday the parties were brought before
| the Police Court, and the following docu-
| ment was handed the Police Justice:
"To the Hon. j. j. White, Police JUSTICE:
Slr,-i took out a warrant last night against
Molly Allen and Dena Murrell. The war
| rant was taken out by me under excitement,
| and do not wish 10 prosecute the parties.
| do not reside in the ncighborhood, and
! learn that the parties keep q quiet and or
| derry house. Very resptc fully,
&C. Il. JAMIsoS.
"Juy %. 1S755.r
The Police Justice said that the matter
could not be compromised by the parties
| but inasmuch as the complaint had neither
been made by police officers nor residents o
| the ueiehborboou, and Mr.. Jamlson seemed
! to have been actuatad by personal cOnsIdera
| tions in making the charge, he would dis
| Miss il.
The case against lamiSon for threatening
| to shoot was also dismissed. Jamison was
| advised to leave the city at once.
| In case trial was necessary Martha Allen
and Dena Nitrrel would have called to the
stand number Of young gentlemen to estab'
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YELLOW EASASAS.-5o 10 PIzzISI's and gel
some of this fine fruit.
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ANOTHER C0LoREp SOCIETY FORMED
Ruth Fountain No. y, Grand United Order
of True Refolmers (col"red), have elected
and installed the following Officers:
o. B. DckcrSon, worthy master w. john
son, worthy mistress; Ab3y j. HlrrIS,
worthy secretary !; EGzt J"nts, worthy assls-
tant secretary; l.. DIckerson, Sr, worthy
treasurer; Julia Smith, worthy chaplain: !:
Susan Mallory, worthy guide; sarah james,
worthy assistant guide; Lucy Wood-on'
worthy sentinel: II. Morris, worthy picket
guard; Fanny Harris. worthy right hand
supporter; Marcy Alml,lead, worthy leit'
hand supporter; Mary l.. Brown, worthy
past master Lewis DIckerSOn, worthy depu-
~ master.
This Fountain commences work With
about thirty charter members. Two more
Fountains will be instituted in 4 few weeks
in this city.
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FINE ORANGES AND LEMuSs.-ThOse wishing
something nice in this line should 10 to PIZZIN1'S
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A RCHITECTURAL IRON-WORk
in all lis branches done at the
METROPOLITAN WORKS,

Canal street from Sixth to Seventh Streets
RICHMOND, Va.
Also. Engines, Boilers, Saw- anu Grist-hiHs' eas'
,,rs Sorrings, &C., as heretofore. Repair-wors
rasnec.fully soLcitad and promptly done.
my Ia.am WILLIAM i. TANNER 4 CO.
Wv G--oIN
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CoYvIcTs.--Cbarles Lucas, Of Culpeper
county, Was received at the penIcntlary yes
terday for three years, for grand larceny
and james Flanary, from Scott county, for
one year, for unlawful shooting.
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PRICES OF FUEL BY RETAIL The follow.
ing are the luiiug prices Of fuel when sold
by retail in this city,
Anthraci'e--egg, per ton, 500; stove
$3.50; nut. Sc 80.
Clover Hull coal cart lold Of 1.I50 pounds
pure lump. S4.15 short ton oil $4,000 pourd,
lump, s. 40: long ton Of 2.240 pounds lump
IS; hail coal, cart load o. 1.T50 pounds hail
S4.25; short ton OF = 600 pounds bail, $3.50
long ton of 2,240 pounds hail. - 40.
Spiint luDp-rer ton, Sc: bail. $3.50:
lump. per load of % bushels, 80 hail, s4.50.
Oak wood-lcng. per cord, 500; sawed
$3.50 kindIiug, s..
Pine wood long, per cord, 81 80; sawed,
$3.50; kinding. Sc.
Mixed (oak aud pire) wood long, per
cord. So; sawed. Sc klndliug, S6 30.
These prices are gwen for wood of the
frsl quality lower grades rule considerably
lower.
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..r az LETTERS.

,,,rrl.E- REMAINING IN
1T tt i,->,, ,n~T-pfFlCF July %,
.., fer letters IN this lis' c,r %,I rl"SSSc rTs%S(
->' II mo' called for IN 'Gnr u, Wash. WsSh.
rS l. w. ,..s a. tlst tf'''' A. ''>'
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TIE WEATHER To.DAy.- TIE probabilities
are Ma: the ,rrother to.doy ,c,H6e partly
cloudy and cooler.
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. sorRCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

NV daugh,er has received great benefit from The
use of VEGETiSE Her declining health W;ts u
source of great anxiety to all her II l. nds. few
boitIes of The VtGETINE restored her hesitn,
strength, aId appetite. y. a.. iILDrs,
No. 40 Sears Building.
Massachusetts, June 5, 1879.
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l-l OF Ap\ ERTl>Ep LETTERS RE-
l. N..<IN,, ~ 1ltE MA\'iit>TEl; l''>l'
.,.fn. NE "a I'D. Persons calling Tor
.t..-. s.. f..- .l-t VIII ic.t~c say Advertised. /!
,...:,.. .u, irtuili they "lii h" scu, tp'tlte
~ --L.-,..LrL L-N-.. IN MM>.ML.slum. y. I.
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-rrr AND DESIRABLE FRAME
II pWELtISS WITTY 1Nn srts66Enssps Iss6Es psTkhsT:. fH.is r
oonSIEn pRiVATH.Y.-l ana sathorikea 20
snH G hs above desirable property located on s1
es. Of sas a1a s,s liam snd water aas
seNen Gu nair new roof laIsy put on; oecuylSSu ~. ~
"nod t.nant: 10, fronts 30x 99 fee. sou
,or.nnity l. here offered 10 ssc.re R nsse Ap-
u,on good tcrihs' aha ~ n1BEhT IL. LYME,
pIyto Auetoneer-
~ 3-4ws
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PREPARED By
Ii. X. STkVESS, Boston. Mass.

WHAT Is VEGETISE? II Is compound en-
trarI,d from barks. roots and herbs II Is Natures
kennedy. II Is petectly harmless from anv bad ef-
feet upon the sy tenn. IL Is norishng anu strength
ruing IL acts directly upon tn. blood. II qui"tS
HE nervous system. IL gives you good sweet 81 en-
Mt night II Is great paUaccn for n,lr aged fathers
nerves and give, inem nsture's sle. pas has
been prOy-i by many aged person. IL j. the
prra, BIO0d Purifier. IL Is Il soothing remedy for
,I,r chrIrri IL has relieved and cured thou. ants.
II Is very pleasant to take: every child likes It, IL
relieves and cures al diseases originating from Inn
pnre b,o0d Try The VkGETINE. Give IL fair trial
for your con pluin,s; then You will say 10 your
friend neignbor, and acquaintance, Try IL 1t has
cured me.''
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u LTL-Fe IA BIIsiED Z I 7 Y Z IS
~ fj'- .Lk.-h cril!.nIua who has Il large
''' @""UHii!"H cash tu-iHr.s j. Ces,i0us OF
1t' Tie a,; prnits nrc from 1900 20 " 90
- "''H,u, 4 ssIait outlay lo4uired. Spply 10
,., r.. &. GODEIS,
- 40: No. lUl5 Main street.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CuARLEsTOwS, March 10, 1863.
Dear S.r,-ThIs Is 20 certify that have used your
Blood Preparai0n" +" la my family for several
years and think that Tor Scrofula or tankerons
HuIn0rs or Rheumatic affections, 1t cannot be ex-
celled AMI ss u blood uriher and spring medi Inc
IL Is the best Thing have ever used and have usci
almost everything. can cheertllly recommend IL
To- any one In need Of such medicine
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. A. A. DlSSMORE,
10 Russell street.
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yzcrr1Sr. for the complaints for which It Is re-
com utIpd is hayiag larger sale Throughout Tue
I'nIipd States than any other one medicine. why
YEGkTlNE will cure these complaints.
, 1875-01-02
VIA NEW
YORK.
FRANCE.

RsRIs, Dec. 16, 1874.
The Assembly Committee of Thirty met
Today and considefsd. the question Of placing
the constitutional bills on the order of the day.
A proposal from the cleft Centre to give prl-
= t" NJ. Ventavon's bill was rejected.
uotion was then made by the Right Centre
, 1875-01-02
BERLIN. Dec, Is. 1874.

The Reiohstag to-day adopted a resolution
declaring that, in order to uphold its dignity,
an amendment to the constitution is necessary
to prevent the arrest of a member during
session.
, 1875-01-02
E G r A M s
ST. THOMAS STATION,


DECEMBER 2sTH, 1874.
LONDON 2sth.-The Emperor of Russia has
issued an ukase declaring that Prince Nicho-.
las. is insane and appointing bis father the
Grand Duke Constantine guardian.
The emigrant sailing ship Cospatric bound
from London to New York was burnt in lati-
tude 81 north IL west. 465 lives were lost,
three of the survivors have arrived at Saint
Helena. 4
5DEc'R 80.
NEw YoRx, 2stb.-Flour 81. Mea' ST.
Pork 20. Crystals 81 to 81. Good refining
s to 81. Molasses 40 to so. Gold rlfx to +
Exchange 4S6.
LONDON 29th,-Demerara crystals 1913
Muscovado Oil. Olayed Havana No. 10 oslo
to 25Ie. Demerara rum 2E33. Coca So.
Consols 90. Bank rate 6. .!
The details of the last condagratlon at sea
are appalling. The ship Cospatrick was bound
for Auckland. The second mate 20
seamep are the only known s%urvivAr' a
they had nothing but human flesh
tain their life upon for some Nme.
accident occurred in latitude 80
10 east.
, 1875-01-02

to place the bill for the organization of a
Second Chamber first, and it was adopted.
These proceedings show that all efforts
to unite the two Centres have failed.
PARIS, Dec. 90.
The prosecution against the Bonapartist
Committee of Appeal to the People has been
abandoned by the government.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-25
Hack Mails,

PREEMrTIoN mail leaves Milan Wednesday and
Saturday mornings at o'clock, supplying Preemp
tIOn Viola, Suez, Norwood and Alexis, the termi-
nation OF the route, The return mail IS on Tuesday
and Friday, arriving at Milan at p. NJ.
NEW WINDSOR mail leaves Rock Island on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays at A. M, and arrives Tues
days and Fridays at P. NJ. Supplies Rural, Rich
land Grove, Swedona, and New Windsor. Note
Mail matter from Rock Island for New Windsor il
sent via the ST. Louis cars.
ALEDo mail by hack from Rock Island daily al
A. NJ. supplies Milan, Andalusia, EdgingtOn, Buff
falO Prairie, Hamlet and AledO. This hack arrives
In Rock Island daily at P. NJ. N0te-Mail matter
from Rock Island for Aledo is sent via 81. Louis
cars.
The mail from EdgingtOn to Muscatine leaves
Edgington Mondays and Thursdays at A. M, sup.
plying Illinois City and Drury post offices, return
ing same day
Also leaves Edgington for New Boston Tuesdays
and Fridays at A. M, supplying Buffalo Prairie
Ferdinand and Copper Creek.
Also leaves Edgington Wednesdays and Satur
days at ? P. M. for Pleasant Ridge post office, re-
urning same evening.