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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, TUESDAY
Judge Hughes pres'ding.-In the Dlatter OF
Thomas S. Mallory. bankrupt. The bank.
rupps chooses in action were exempted to
him and the assignee discharged.
In the nrltter of JImes W. Shields, bank.
rupt. An order was made removing the case
to the Western District upon payment of
costs.
10 the matter of Wesley Wright, bank.
rup,. The assignee was authorized to make
deeds 10 Wesley Wright and William B.
Wright, the purchasers of the bankrupt's
real estate, su ojcc. to the right Of dover of
the bankrupt's wife. The assignee vas also
ordered TO make deed 10 John S Berry,
another purchaser. when all the purchase
money. has been paid. .,...-
In the natter OF r. L. Martin, binkrupt.
The assignee was enjoined from collecting
rent from the bankrupt, and ordered to show
cause on the Is, instant why the rent
should not be allowed the bankrupt as an
exemption.
Il the matter of Thomas J. Davis, bank.
rup.. The assignee's report Of sale was
confirmed. and the balance in his hands, as
we'll as the pur chlseS III !de by the bankrupt
and his household effects and chooses in &C.
ton, were ordered to be exempted TO the
bankrupt after pay meut of costs.
In the matter Of John i. Martin, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to deposit
in bank TO the credit OF the court the SlS5
due by him. and other parties owing toe
estate were directed to show cause on next
Monday why they should not pay the same.
In the matter of Wl'iim Il. Smmonds,
bankrupt. The petition Of the bankrupt
was dismissed as to w. w. Walker, and Will
liam Il. Allderdice, assignee, was ordered to
settle his ac :ouut in this cause.
In the matter Of Thomas Lumpkin. bank
rupt. The report OF special Commissioner
Chandler was confirmed with the exception
OF questions raised by the objections as to
the judgment Of John c. Long US the first
lien.
In the matter Of Seth Campbell, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to pay the balance
in his hands amounting to SGl.66 to W. L.
Cnandler, attorney Tor J. q. Rowe.
In the matter of \. j. Land. bankrupt.
An order confirming the sale OF the bank
rupt's land was entered.
In the matter Of W. It. Graswilt. bank
rupt. The bankrupt was ordered 10 show
cause on the 1G'h Instant why the sale OF hi:
land be not conhrme l.
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Tho Election Riot Mt AnnaDOIfS,

ASNApoLIs, April 6.-The statement tele.
graphed last night in regard. to the unfortu.
nate disturbance at the elections here yes
tcrday afternoon is in the main correct. A
pumber Of the most respectable aud lnfneu-
tial citizens were at tine polls at the time, and
all agree that the negroes were the agSres.
sors. 1t is positively asserted that Williams,
who commenced the firing, was first Knocked
down by co!ored man, and while down
and being assaulted drew his pistol and tired
two shots. both taking effect.
Afterwards second assault was made by
a negro upon white man, with cudgel,
and an iudiscrminate firing between the
blacks and whites took place; some fifteen
or twenty shots being fired. Of these ten
took ctfect-two white men and eight negroes
being shot. OF the latter, William Dorsey
was killed John Bell was shot in the mouth
and back; Edward Lee in the back; James
Matthews in the chin Henry Cooper in the
jw; Daniel Brashears in the breast, and
Henry Tilghman in the hesd. 1t is stated
this mornlDg that Bell and Cooper will pro-
badly die.
The disturbance was finally quelled by
the whites of both parties efectually inter
iering TO cause 4 cessation.
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The JrBILSE SINGEas.-These performers
will make their first appearance at the Vir-
gnia Opera House tonight. The Daily
Nc,os, OF Petersburg, in speaking of an en-
teriarnment in that city, says: There was
tue large>! aud ence al tue Academy Of Mu.
sic last night Of the very elite OF our people
which we have ever seen in the building.
Every seat was taken on the first floor. ard
the first gallery was packed with people. to
bear the Jubilee Singers, who have created
such sensation in our city. 1t is safe to say
thlt every man and woman present was sat-
istied with the entertainment, as many of the
pieces were loudly enccred. Some of the
pieces were beautiful specimens OF their kind
of music, apd carried the audience 10y Storm
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY.-Police Justice
While being yet uuwel, Justice W. Hall
Crew presided over this court yesterday.
The case of William II. Lewis, Thomas
jackson. David Richardson, William Gills,
Richard DiIlard. John Taylor ALIAS Hams,
and William Judah, all cololel, charged with
a>sauting and striking MaSter j. NJ. Steven
son with rock with intent to kill, was called
in this court yesterday morning. On account
of the absence of Justice White, who ba.
partly heard the case, the trial was postponed
until next Tuesday. Lewis, Jackson, and
Judah gave bail in the sum OF $500 each.
Robert Howell and Sally smith we're
charged with unlawfully receiving two um.
brelIas, the property OF 4. A. Allen &
Brother, knowing the s'me to haze been
stolen. The case was again continued until
Saturday. Accused were bailed on their owl q
recoenizlnce in the sum OF $500 fer their ap'
pearance.
william Alley was fined $3.50 for assault
ipe Charles Booker in The street with brick
Charles Booker, charged On cross-war'
raut with being drunk ana assaulting Viii
liam Alley, was frel s..
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAYORS COURT Sixteen persons were
fined s. each yesterday at the Mayors court
for having unlicensed dogs upon their pre-
misses.
KlLLED.-Thus far eleven dogs belonging
to various citizens have been killed by the
police in consequence Of their owners re-
fusing to pay The fines assessed against them.
Co1LEcrED.--FifteeD dollars in fines baVe
been Coll: cIed by the chief of police from
ordinance yolators within the past two
days.
REAL ESTATE SALE Messrs. Bronaugh &
Taylor. real estate agents, have sold thirty
seven acres Of land near the suburbs Of the
city to Mr.. Z. G.. Warwick at S2S 1G per acre.
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. yOygARINEST.--A An ordinance has been
.sr,ai m The Common Council which
.;r~ ~ several Important ChlngtS III tue
.,o,d Ffvr prrarimcu'. Il is proposed.
..r. other fa-i.'>. - give The thIrt Engl-
40 assistants. who shall reside on. III
..I,r crd f tnr CITY and the other IN
...,,.- rtrt ot the town. These assist
. .,,u -. :tu.l~rd q 20 10 al fires ; TO be
.. in y.;,Ir"- OF the steamers, IN ordcr 10
. General directions. and have general
..li>inD Of OPERATIONS AZ iDc me. Al
..., The steamers 4rt 10 The fires ln ad-
q. ~ the i.rCrrU, h'cau>c they are pre-
Il from rrlc,rin" The scene by reason OF
net that The. live IN remote parts o! The
: rrn;o>,d in the new ordinance 20 re-
.. ,Lr r,Rnlrr II men 10 each company,
:,qIlfr = Il tail 10 sleep at The engine
co., t.,riy ri.h'. At present The cngl-
and dfiI"r Of the hoSc-Carria@cs are
r.ly men required H. sleep at Tie engine
...--rXc~pta The truck. house, where the
,.r aud tii,rmau .rc required TO be ou
i.., an timc-. The reduction in the force
.rtug,. the ,Npcnsa Of The fi,c depIrt-
.. auI wil Cuaolc the city to pay the
,agrr> If The ne" cUlOpany Just organ-
4, ", - The Two assistants prorrscG
aawm'cd, out Of the annual appro.
.. ~. ,,i,aout any additional expenditure.
~. ordinance has been printed, and VIII
...ly t,. considered IL the next meeting
20 tJumon Council.
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STREET SPRINKLNG.- AN application Will
to-day be made TO the. Council Committee on
Water for the use CT certain water-plues by
the street.sprinklerre. Main and Broad streets
have already become so dusty that the need
of the sprinkler.s is felt by all merchants who
desire to displ ~ their goods in front OF their
stores, and nv nearly all who have business
on these ir1portant thorousbflres. As the
citv has recently more than doubled The
pumpir & capacity of the Water-W orks, anc
as a General desire has been expressed fol
the sumption of work by the street.sprlnk
lers, it can hardly be doubted talat the Coun
ci', Committee will cheerfully give tae per
| mission asked.
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African Methodist Conference of Vir.
ginia.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Virginia
Conference of the African Methodist Church
met in the Third.Street Colored Methodist
church Yesterday morning, Bishop Campbell
presiding, assisted by Bishop Way man.
The Conference was opened with appro-
pirate religious exercises conducted by Rev.
j. B Lewis.
The Committee on Charges reported in
the case of Rev. ". j. Fuller, that. owing
TO the informally of the charges and state
ments received against him. they would re-
commend that the whole matter be dismiss.
ed. The report was agreed TO.
Rev. MesSrs. Buriey and Handy, OF the
B,ltimore Conference, were introduced.
Mr.. Marshall, from the Committee on High
Schools, reported in reference to the subject
of selecting a suitable site for the location
of a theological institute as follows:
After careful consideration OF the matter
we take great pleasure in recommending TO
this body the following places from which
they cln make selection: Salem, Roanoke
county. and Prospect, Prince Edward coun-
ty. w. We deem it essential that this Con-
ference adopt plan by which means may be
obtained to forward this laudable under-
taking. We recommends:
First. That each member OF this annual
Conference labor to procure something IN
their various charges to place this matter on
Il solid basis.
Second. We recommend that the members
of the Virginia Annual Conferences make the
first effort ourselves TO forward this great,
grand, and worthy undertaking by pledging
to pay the sum of 81 each, at the sitting OF
the next annual Conference.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on the Second Years Glass
reported, recommending thai j.. Beard bl
ordained deacon, he having stood sati>iac
tory examination. ;.
The following persons were admitted L
the travelling work." after having. ar,
swered satisfactorily the questions OF th
Discipline: Messrs. A. j. Williams, JGsep
| Msckie, and William Gray.
The following persons were calico. iorWar
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washington Efems>

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The EIrst Nat'onai
Bank pays ten per cent. to creditors On the
14Eh instant.
The only dangerous IS coilnterielts are on
the Traders First and Third National ana
rbe Merchants National Banhs, all OF Chrsgo.
they are exceedingly wsh done. NO more
notes of this denomination VIII be Issued 10
these bank.
The Supreme Court aili hear the famous
Elyer cotton case this week.
General Sickles, it IS decided, retains ms
Mace on the retired hat.
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HUsTlNGs COURT, YESTERDAY.-Arch
Whiting, indicted for entering the stables OF
the Southern Express Comprny and stealing
therefrom certain articles Of clothing, the
property Of e. T. Chesley, was found guilty
and given twelve months IN Jail, with labor
w biting was also tried for stealing a silver
watch of the value Of 81, the property oil
Frederick Smith, and was found guilty. It
hciug his second conviction for petty larceny
be was udiudged worthy of term of one
year in the penlcntary.
Mr.. j. D. Guillow, indicted for selling, or
offering to sell by sample without license
pleaded guilty, and was fined $500 and costs
Bradford Robinson. charged with stealing
one lot Of brass II he value Of So, the pro,
pprtv of the Chc-ap"aka and Ohio Railroad
Company, was found guilty. His term oI
imprisonment was fixed at one year in The
pententia y-tbis being his second cOnvic
tloA of petty iIceny.
George Williams. who Stolea lot Of iron o
the value of S3 from the Tredegar Company
was convic' ed. 1t being his second Offence
he was deemed to twelve months c0ufine'
ment in the penilcniiiry.
Tucker Colrmlu. for stealing lot OF rope
| from the New York and Richmond Granite
Company, was sent to Jail and hard labor foI
| six months.
Ia the case Of John Robinson, indicted fol
forgery, a nole proseQu was entered. a
like disposition was made of the case o.
| Laura 4. Payne, indicted for attempting tc
utter the forged paper.
+ Tomorrow Mr.. Leigh r. Plge, city
attorney, is expected to present the an
swer of the members of the City Coun
Gil to the rule of Judge Guigon ir
| reference TO the Jail. The rue wa
originally made refurnable on Monday
On that day Mr.. Page appeared in cour
and asked Judge Guigon TO enlarge tn
rule until Thursday, and the request wa
granted. Other than this there have been M
proceedings between the court and member
of the Council about the jill.
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Arrival orsCardsnaI mcs,oake,ts Cap
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS


England.
LONDON, April GA reply OF Rev. d.,
Newman to Gladstone's last paper entitied
: Vuticanism is published to-day. DE-
Newman quotes from various authorities in
order to prove that the Pope is not infallible
10 the subject manner 10 which the CEN.
science Is of supreme authority. Therefore.
he says, dead bek between the conscience
and the Pope IS impossible. m !,
81, Rome.
PAnls April 6,-The Rome correspondent
OF the Journal des' Dsbdss writes that the
Pope will take up bis residence IN he United
states II it should become impossible for him
to Feu,eia in Rome, and says that it was with
a view to such possibility that Archbishop
McEtoskcy was elevated to the Cardinalate.
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DELEGA ATES TO TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST Con-
vESrIoS.--The Foreign Mission Board of The
Baptist General Association Of Virginia has
appointed the following delegates 10 the
southern Baptist Convention, which meets
in Charleston, S. c., May G'h:
McsSrs. c. Z. Biting, a. Broaddus, G. W.
Beale, w. +. Broaddus, A. B. Brown, c.
l.. Cooke, j. l.. Carroll. J. l.. NJ. Curry, \.
X. Davis. a. f. Dickinson, Il. S. Dunaway,
Il. h. EIlyson, }. &. Field, J. II. Garlick,
w. II Gwa,hmey, w. Il. Hatcher, Il. Hume,
Jr.. j. +. Hutson, J. A. HAYNES. }. r. Har.
rison, j. Z. L. Holmes, j. B. Jeter, J. w
johnson, J. Ii. c. Jones, j. r. kincannon,
NJ. G.. Manard, w. A. Miller, w. a. Mont
gomery, NJ. Moore, c. Manly, r. l.. Mont;s-
que J. r. Num-, A. f. Owen, w. Ii. Pcy.
ton. W. S. Penick, w. D. Rice, G. 81. Ry
land, e. B. Steele, II. j. Starke, F. Tupper
W. d. Thomas, G. Tyree, w. d. Toy, &. +
Williams, n. W. Winston, w. A. Whites
carver, E. j. Willis, A. Broaddus, Jr.
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.r4.<ArE,Kr Axp ONO FRElGHr.-The TO

luL<ArEAKE A&D ONO FRElGHT.-The fol-.
..s lp, i i statement OF the cargoes shipped
g.. N the CLc>al cak" and Ohio wharVr> dur
.a. 'h,. past i"" days. This report does not
.r-uGr any merchandise through trcight,
"h.yu i increasing rapidlS: Schooner An
Il Galtrcy, Camden, y. j., 10000 pounds
nupyrrorc; schooner An'hca GODFREY, Phil
a5.. phr.. Il 500 pounds slaves and 2G 3jo
i'Grt> Iuub"r; schooner Aaham', Ne"
@h, 300. 90 lunud> COPPER, ore; schooner
Iml,wtlt. N,'y ork Gj3,l pounds coal
49,, urr iI"ra,io Nicuo!,, New York. GSJ,
G5r pounds coa; >cboo""r lltnuah Lnl",
i -..u. ;>l015 pounds coal; schooner sea
E.;, N~% York. 5i3.SOO pounds coal
...norrg EoAauuH, Baltimore, S.9l5 pound,
..t. - 30 I,uuui> slaves. and 81 zoo pounds
2.-: ,cHtc,trl > ;r!SirG, Nc~ York, s. .22'
.,.a> c,pr,r-orr; >"hooier>. W. Bunnel
~ loIk, SIS.3uo pounds coal; schooner
r,3-'d Levi ilnul>. N"rtoih, Gg,SoO pound:
H.},,: schooner ILomas ". Haren, Newark
l'5.-u" polsuG> co'i.
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IHa FIRST NIRGlSIA ItGiMESr AEMoRE.-
,rhrlnr 10 provide. an armory for the
.>, Virginia regiment has been revived,
J-i he Common C1uEcii baS agreed TO Il rcso.
.w.u requesting the City Engineer to pre-
:,, :, plan tJr an armory which shall not
..-' sum exceeding 1900.
\, the meeting OF the Council on
&..ad.y night Mr.. Straus stated that
,as Finance Committee had under con
,.@.ga,ion a resolution introduced some
lur 1gu, aud had appointed IA sub-commit-
'",' - ascertain Whether or not u certain
budding in thc city could not be procured
! iH1! Hall Was spoken Of by several per.
49, and ti'tcd up for the regiment.
!! /, stated that Assembly Hall will proha.
a., b" secured and ii'ted up by the city for
iar Ir-imcnai armory, and report from The
.h.A.cr Committee on the subject is looked
! IL al calls da'e.
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ijlLDSG. FuSD ASSOCIATIONS OFFICER,
StfCTtD.-Au adDurLcl annual meeting ui
,D-tua Building Fund Company was held
~! Monday evening, al their ruomS on Frank.
liz street. The following Board Of Directors
"> r!rc''d for tie Ca>uipg ycar-yjZ.: L.
!. y. Naii"rd, Juhn J. Wright, w. Holt
- a1lusOn, W. {. Adams. George X. WaId
AN. /. l.. Francis, aud Joseph w. Carter.
'ar nt"tI-,!ecled Board subsequently held
Wr,'ing and elected cfliccrS, as follows
In.ht'nt: I. l.. u. Walford Vice. Prcsi-
""a': John }. Wright; Secretary and Trca
s..': William Ii. rlr4>ants Solicitor: Dr.
d ia ". Anderson; Trustees William II.
.,aIl>, L. J.. Tucker, and +. S. AuGer.
@9u.
3" following Officers Of the Nirginia
10 ar Eui,ding.Fund and Loan Association
-.N" '%rD elected for the present year:
".',ldcn'. Joseph 4. Farrar; secretary,
lr'g II. Voolfolk; treasurer, John H..
H. ".-. Directors: j. II. Lewis, John john
's5 Abncr Cooley, Isaiah Henderson, Ctai.
..&'"c Patrick Li2hlfoo,. Trustees: Albert
= Ero.,h,, solomon johnson, and Daniel
II" .Gcr-ou.
Arc"id'aG 10 ] statement made to the
s-'. oldel> Of the Association, its liabilities
49, bItls payable, SjGG1l; nStaIment from
hnoiac!s aud other payments, Sl2,-
$50 total, $50 93 Assets Real estate,
= >'0 bills receivable. IS 1913 42; dues
~ II stockholders, - ,09l 5i; Office furniture
~'" safe, S3G-toiul. Sl3 U5U.J3. Value of
".lcuctmcd shares, SlG2.l4.
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MrRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
morttury report for the week ending Satur-
day, a pril 3. 1875, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office Of the Board
OF Health: Cause Of DEATH: Bronchitis
(acure). l; cancer, 2; congestion Of brain,
l.; congestion of lungs, L; consumption. 6
q white, 5 5colored); conrulSons, I; cyanosis,
l !; diphtheria, l.; dyseutery (acute), 1; fever
typbo.malariai, 1; fai', 2; he,rt.diseasc,
l; hemn1orrhage (from fungs),1; inflamma-
ton of bowels, l nnrasmus, /; old age, / !;
paralysis Il pneumonia, f. pj n mia, /; sar-
coma of tests. unknown. 3. Whole num-
Der of deaths in the CITY, 49, Tn addition,
still.borE were reported (2 white, color
ed). Ser: Fales, 1G; remales, II. Color !:
White males. 10; white females,5. Coiored
males, 6; coiored females, 10, Age: One
day to thirtyrs; one mouth to SIX, 8; six
months to twelve,2; one year to three, l;
three years to sse, 2; five years to ten, /;
ten years to twenty, 2; twenty years to
thHty, 3; thirty years TO forty, s.;:forty years
to fifty, l; fifty ysars TO sixty, 2; sixty
years to seventy, &c seventy years to eighty,
5. Condition Single, Is; married, 10;
~idowers, 2; widows, 6. Nntiuith: Jnited
States. 90; England-l; Germany, L !; Ire.
laud, 2 Locality: Marshall Ward. s.; JEFF
ierson Ward, IL; Madison Ward, s.. Mon.
roe Word, 3; Clay Ward, 2; Jackson Ward,
4 almshouse, 8. By ayison, Certified :: Ke9u.
lar practitioners, 27; Board of Health, g.
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.gu:JHD VII / ,RGERY.--A Albert llurd.
... tUtIu2 WlI'c man. was before Justice
. Yesterday morHiu- charged WITH at
in. l,,mpoS il genuine forged or
IN the G'lrdrgrr store. Hurdiey held
d.. . ....r tor - IL upon the Trcucyar store
Is. !. IT, rrIdc several purchases. the
1891. %, which ,@rrc credited on the back
.. s.. u,G.r. @rrcglliHg S3.3%J. one Of The
.....', a".Do.rG 10 Sl.3". Nundicy erased
... "Hk au. li,urc 81, aud thereby expect
d. .na tht' sum and have drbu ~ith
. rI-A''u.Ny remained 10 INN 81 81 go
: . .le., -l,.>>'ou was discovered when Tie
.| ..Na, p;r>,W.td. and hc WAS arrested
..Iaa,&, and sat ou 10 the Grand jury tot
..l...' m-ut 'ug tHtsrrN.
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FLOWERS As The season for putting out flowers
|, rapidly approaching IL would be well for those
wh contemplate Identifying their yards and gar
dens with them 10 visit MOEToN'S and make their
SELECTIONS while his stock Is fun asd complete. BE
has the largest aud best assortment, and the finest
variety of flowers ever offered for sale in this mar
ket G., 10 iioRTOH'S. corner Main and Reservoir
streets, and see for yourself.
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RanKS. STATIONERY, &c.
~~-~~@-~~~-@~~
NIpGINlA ANIEWS-RANDO

rDO VIRGINIA AVlEWS.--RANDOLPH
.)UO 4 ENGLISH. 1913 Main street, nave at
s.,a,l and VIII 1lessIa 500 STEREoScoPlC s1EW3
~ ~ nIcItWoSD and VICINITY, PETERSBURG ana
Z. .WILU ANsscRG and VICINITY: aoSTl:
cELLo-HoME, TONE, aud RELICS af JEffskipoS - p,s
tnS.. Sleenlng Habe, Natural Bridge, and seyera
Hundred on the line of the Chesapenke and ohlt
ra,Iroad. Price, a5 ceuts each, i've Tor 81, an'
less at wholesale. Mu oo.uA :"
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and received into the full connection of the
Conference by the Bishop: Messrs. j. Cut
fee, james Fl. Carey. and J. Beard.
The hour Of IL o'clock having arrived the
general manager Of the Book Concern. by
permission of the Conference, made coIlec-
ton for the Christian Recorder. .-
Adjourned untiF 81 2. M.
At the afternoon session Messrs, J. Beard
and Chelsea Dunnineton were ordained dea.
cons, and Charles Hunter made an elder at
the hands OF the BishOn.
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The Tee-GOrSes.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April e.-There s
sol "A gorge of ic. two miles above this place
wo steamboats, are in critical situation
rhey will be carried over the falls when the
gorge breaks. ~, .,o,,,o ~ r,oms.
Huce was ssnk by large CAKE =. aee .
| Perth Amb6y. She was ioadea VIII passSs s.sssa
as-s Mt fhe time, and the wildest confusion
prevailed. All escaped, however, DIT 70
freight was lost.
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GESTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS For the
Target and finest assortment OF furnishing gooas III
th- city call on +. Is. SPENCE & SON i3oo wan
street. heir stock Is com plele. embracing alt tue
new styles Of NECh-WEAR COLLARS hAIf'
HOSE in white, brown, and fancy styles; INDEX
SHIRTS ard DRAWERS of al Kinds. IL Ill want Vi
ANYTHING in the CLOTHING; or FURNISHING line :.
nyaE r. SPENCE 4 son, Merchant railots, call.
r,v tn, celebrated PEMBRoKE WHITE DRESS
e,I,pT xhich for tlt and wear cInnot be exceled.
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Casualties.

New YORK, Apif6.- coaision OF irelght
trains near Bergen Summii killed orase-
man and smashed two l"c'snoIiVes:
The Fraukfort House, Corner OF FranHiolt
and Williams streets "'/s burned issl sisn.'
One person was suffocAted TO death and two
to iusensissHy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, Tuesday
McErigh rS Bank of the O,d Dominion
Fully argued by John Howard, Esq, tor the
pliinlltf in error and A. o. Claughtou, Esq.
for the defendant in error, and submitted.
Talt's executors Us. Myers Will be the first
case TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07

RICHMOND CIRCUIT COURT.-A few unim
porlant matters OF routine were disposed oil
by Judge Wexford Yesterday.
The jurors who have recently served in
this court, and to whom the Common wealth
is indebted, can get their pay from Sheriff
Wright day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07

PERSONAL. - Mr.. Frederick S. Winston, the
president Of the Mutual Life Easurauce Com.
pany, Of New York, is stopping in the city
for few days. He is a native of Hanover
county.
Mr. Samuel Willis is the newly-eected
secretary of the Granite Fire Insurance
COnpanY.