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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-16

II CALL SPECIAL ATTEN. <3
ment of BOOTS and SHOES for gentlemen, ladies',
misses, boys, and children; ladies' Grain Goat ana
FoA ed Banorals, $3.50; Calf and Kid BalmoralS,
SO; Calf and Kid Button, 1850; Gentlemen's
Fine Hand-Sewed Boots and Shoes.doubie ano
single sole. =. = - W, p. w. TAYLOR,
la 10 Fourth and Broad streets.
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lust RECEIVED full stock ofNR1
y GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES', MISSES H3SN
BOYS, CHILDREN'S, and lNEANIst ~
ROOTS CATERS, TIES, &C.; all prime
goods and from frst>class manufacturers
horizon nrices ,-'.0a j. A. GRIGG,
10 81 Tenth and Main streets.
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FURNITURE.

MY STOCK OF FURNITURE ISA ]
Vl large, comprising all the latest styles forE
chamber, parlor, and dining-room. Walnut }7
Dresslng-Case Suits, 81 90 to $3.50; Walnut
sS5: Stained, plain, s25 TO $50; Parlor Suits, IS
10 5000; Cane and Wood Chairs Mattresses;
Feaiher.Beds. Pillows, and BoTsters Upholsterng
and Repairing. Goods ca refully packed for ship
ment. Terms liberal. Prices low.
$40 Broad street, between Third and Fourth.
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YrIsITING CARDS, SOC. to- 81 5ss .ou ~
" tta DIsPAyCH. PRiNTia6-H0uas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-16

TT YOU DESIRE TO SEE
i BOOTS and SHOES ut low prices callss =
al B. +. TINSLEY & CO.'S, 43l Broad street, Tor
there YOU will find nearly all kinds and styles, fro
the coarsest Mems Brogans to the finest Laales
French Kid Boots, and at prices 70 SUIT inc uHss
ELS, too, at very low prices. Now. call and LOOK;
for it will cost you nothing unless the low prices
should induce you 10 buy.
Repairing done neatly and with promptness. a.,
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CORNER MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
h7.3u RICHMOND, VA.
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TOOKATTHIS! BARGAINS ATa@T
IL PAGE: Ladies Serge Button-Boots H@S
at SO: Ladies' Foxed Button-Boots ate ~
S2,S5: Misses good School-ShOes al 81 10;
Bows good School-Shoes at ~; Gentlemen'S con.
gress Caters Ill from So 10 $3.50. These are large
reductions from regular nrices. -
JOHN c. PAGE, JR., agent,
Saa ano Main street. between Ninth and Tenth. !
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NHANGB OF SCHEDULE.

PASSING ER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at A.. d., arriving at Rtchuond at 10 A. u.
leave Richmond at 8 2. IL, arriyiDs at West Poin
: Trains connect At West Point With steamers fsom
Baltimore and all eastern points on WkDNES.
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern poinfs on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDA ~. and FRIDAYS.
Fare 70 8 w
rare 10 MaSInngton... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d 20
Eate 70 r0lla9eIpn1a..s.. q %
THROUGH FREiGHT TEAMS leave Mch ~
mond at 5 A. III. on "Wednesday. FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. connectiug al West Point with
steamers, and delivering In Baltimore early
next morning; returning, leave West Point at
81 p. NJ, arriving at Richmond at y. NJ.
and connecting with tast hfon&h Freight Tfatas
on the Richmond and Danviae railroad 5oy All
LDGAt' sFREIGHrt TRAINS with psssenser.
coaches attached leaae Richmond st $50 IA. n. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
and leave w est Point for Richmond the same days
at ] l:65 A. NJ, arrtgincAt Richmond at $3.50 Ps5M.
The management takes pleasure in tanEeuncing
to the travelling public aud shippers that the
steamers Of this Sne hefween Baltimore aud West
Point have. been refitted In the mGss toofouQlf
manner Tor the accommodation of passengers and
freight. 49,
:; Travellers taking this hne arrive IN Baltimore
In ample tme TO connect With the rail-. tines for
PhiladelphisN New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Freights win lie given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF freIghts 10 from south
= Fl. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
W. ". HRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION. my Ii
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

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, 1876-10-04

~, ,'fh'Sop'ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 3.-Tho Railroad and
,'sai, maehoaso Commissioners are holding their
a'ua'a'y meeting to-day. No business tas bean
a' ,,a T 9,et thn' eerttytng:to hills Tor payment,
ue. y" They have JUS. been notified tl,at In The
hssn hnea county Circuit Court Judgment has
rhlu Ju !soaefed In tho case 81 The People vs.. The
nsa. xo' ~, burlington u Quincy Nallroad Con-
Ea, ss!snted by tbs Commissioners fot ex.
csis tc!s,sht and tl,a Of eo,oW mposci ' ul,on tIo
Svnapahys r, an appeal lsas BEEN taken to tic
ih,t .h's Court, and The Commissioners clatn
tSsanna' sa's easa cear nf ai chances OF being
iii" oat on technical tiles. "a so,ho othor Of
of liz sases lavc bcen, and t!,at thu tnhin Issue
r1steu,a a.,g1stti!tfo1atty of tho law Ia squareiy
eoutt TO 1eeiIe, 0'' a"es''oa 'o' 1Ae
, 1876-10-04
YFll0W FEVER,

9AVANNAtI, Oct. 8,-YeIl0W.1Qier !ntCEhdnts.
twenty-threc.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 3.-Thta city has con-
tribused q, s,5 to the ycllnw-fcycr sufferers.
New YoAx, Oct. a-A dispatch from Atlanta
states that Gen. Ruger, commanding the De-
partment Of tho South, osders tho Qua1termas-
tor At Savannah, GA., to turn over 10 the Mayor
OF that city, for the benefit Of the yellox-feycr
sufferers, Government commissary storea
amounting In yalueto e5,0 ,0o0 The post band ut
ticn, Ruger'a headquarters gave = euIccst foE
tho beuUfit OF Savannah. AT Savannah and
brunswick ths epidemic IL unabat I'd.
The phystians Ut ttia city will ship to Bayan-
nah, Co., to-day quantity ot Qululne aud blan-
kets, the Mayor of Savannah having telegraphed
that these were sadly needed, but that medical
aid vas not required.
, 1876-10-04
CANADIAN NEWS,

8pfaol N1pattN e 1ht 11hNH&. -
OTTAWA. observation-disclosures from Fort Will
ia1ns says rich veins VI silver quarts have been
discovered In tho Vicinity Of Pigeon River, on
tho Hue Of tho Canada Pacific Railway,
Earl Duficstn arrived 1t Salt Lake City satur-
day evening and left for the East Sunday
morning.
specaef DtspatcA - Izs 5atbHaA
QuxBEo, Oct. IA meeting was called to-
day to receive the repurt OF ths Fire Relief
Committee. The report states that only go, 900
wcre recelyed, tho whole OF which has been ex-
pended. AL they haYo To meet the CERTAIN dis
, 1876-10-04
CROPS.

ILLINOIS,.
c.,-r op l,,t,NoIs, DEPARTMENT or AGHl-
,s- -rnr. spn,soY1Ehp, Sept. 2s, 1s78.-Tho
t,,,ortna table, complied from rcturnB made to
~" nsnartolcnt from 100 counties, wlll show
-. -. nrr cent Of PROMISE Of m average yield Of
~. ~. frsr}ous crops ua1noi on tho 1lth Of 8cp-
ttmter: !,
H.. .y' .,sh1c shows is counties marking higher
~, ~, rsnt. II cn,.nltcs rcpUrt tho condition un-
ts.escj, ani Is counties return lower per
t..u s&nt II an average prospect. Tho season dur.
ing Tie Inst half of August wns , favorable; ana
W II be heavy rans Of the first week In scpto,n-
~ ~, ~ shich we're, IN some sections Of tho btatc.
,McrdmnsnIed M with high win1s that broke oil
n.ny eors aud otherwise damaged the crop.
%ith the liberal allowance made BY reporters
for sueh damage, the report shows tho prospect
Hi s7eragc crop, being 81 increase Of 1885,
r. h,sbele, compared with the August report.
pofaixs-Twelye counties report prospect
1T more than M average crop; 20 counties re-
oortS1n average, and 03 counties from 50 70 05
rtf rent Of 4 tull crop; colintfes--Lake, Nas-
tsg, aui Echuylcr-rcturn less tlian halt crop.
Compared with tho August report, tho condt-
ton & the crop is less favorable, 81 counties re-
turpIng lownr per cont. In many counties
tberc il complaint Of tho t'ravngcs OF the potato
lus,h and some report potatoes "rotting iii tho
Ja,.srt.-T1,o high condition Of pastures, as
,epoIted tho 10th OF August, las been well
maintained, md tho tablo shows them above MI
,yetace ID 67 coiutIes; ~ counties report m
sYc,arc, and only counties report the condt-
tioo pt pastures below M average.
AptA,-1n 10 counties this crop is reported
,boSo an average; ~ counties report the con.
d,toa 10; In 80 Coucties the csttnatcs rangn
tipm 80 10 Q5 per cent Of an average crop. and
an n.yerseo crop, and In 10 counties less than
hil! crop. TIC crop was injured to o consi1-
o5abs extent by tho storm Of Sept. 3. In somo
ea1o.lts apples arc reported to DO rotting on
theistaa. ........
rtnu-But ono Cook-scports pears
atorc 10 average; 10 counties report tho crop
aaarersge one; IS counties give from 10 to 05
percent Il an nycrage; aud 10 counties less tllan
hafacrop.
t;yan,-Reposts upon the crop received from
q counties; report thu crop above I'M average !
e!repoFt an average; 81 counties report the
condition Of the crop to be from 80 to o5 per
ccnt of an average, mid 6 less than half crop.
0rthands-But little change In the condition
Of orchards since Inst report: Some countioa
bare raised to an average condition, while few
h.Ye dropped below. Twig-bl[ght to a limited
extent, has appeared IN mhnY counties. Tho
tentfaterpftlar has Appeared Ii some sections,
, 1876-10-04

rn,ss i'i.ao!s Central, In connection with the
sl.. .o' tsoFla T. Warsaw Railway, has put IN
NJ "e Oh o. through alccpcrs, Chicago to lIanutbal,
Ts.i ~ ealneY. Leaving Chicago at 8;a5 u. Ill.,,
n.nA nAtk u fcacletl al 7:15, Quincy ut $3.50, and
rrn,oa at 1030 a. nj. At the latter city r1osa
ecsr,sst ec,ts'oh 10 made With through sleeicra and
Tes.!.t T!tf ,aMnang an,nng y;s tl'e Missouri, Kansas E
nib,i ~ tlfto running through sieepprs to Ham
"~'' and deserves patronage accordingly,
, 1876-10-04
BET: ,,,ov with ball fell today.
1f1aCELLANEOU9.


,x, TuxuE-rh scllr Columbian. which
HE. .. sItine ont at Detroit for European Trip,
~ ssn ss.n ubcca for dobt.... Tho Canadian aehr
b., .s,on Tsn Of Montreal, in passing down tho 81.
btnn.vs bs.s r,lYcr .an on shoni aboso Alexandrla
ls*'snS1' sa1 ,.rk, She is laden with coa1.o'f for
D'1 .aJ Il eoas.lng vessel Of 100 tons, now nt
a'n,tsd, a,ord Il owned and capitalized BY woman, her
'n',SIh 'a'nshter, being the crow, When tho husband
10 dsoS$v H. vcars ago. there waa a debt
d.td;.4 nna on tho ycdsc1, but tt9 plMcky
xoutn :t,~ na't tlx i, number> Of the Lsly Frank.
.!e ,eSrn thrit vcssel was burned, Their names
s9tte s9t.,a sea. John loud, John Anderson Henry
y Je'n1 1ohn H. Craft, and John Ingrahnm... Tho
Eoth, Eo.s sT TMIfeonsIn says: snilora arc demanding
srfs.ay Inv IN the grain trade at this port The
r." Il ta' .eiase 10 20 nnder sl.7 althoaeh
pre..nseis 10 sct men to-day at 81. ho per aay
", tha lux dock, IA an example Of what age
ltlnt t'ox hs tircs can accomplish. Ohc can hardly
no !uaeniye .I ID that rnrsy, ragged, atd hsedY hulk
tteoRa;t R.;t xhEct, III her pafniy days, walked hwny
IT, es. Ess fsmous Old Muir, In stern 70 stern tug
Tn .as # viii not BE- surprising II the old tug
o. wa. noion, nome night, 10 lltda herself from
n.s' nEl.,.,n the bottom Of tic river"
, 1876-10-04

m, 0*E0O To TEe1gItgA4
pcaa'. @'sreas'ng business between Chicago aud
m. n.,aa H. demanded an additional sleeper, aud
ev,ntss " 'sa'ea tho Illinois Central depot oycsy
nn,nIg neinI;g,a At ss5, reaching peorls carly in tho
bu,Ins.ss' ile sleeper Is tor Peoria aud Chicago
llo~fnaa su!ely, and stops at lhe former civ,
sah' passengers to res! "a long u they lniy
, 1876-10-04

Ct,a,,.A Aoo1s, No., Oct. a.-Tho United States
On, "" ~, Court thla morning confirmed tho r.
4 - p.A' ..ea of ths Missouri Pacific and Atlantic
Ut s ~ y, 'H,a31!to9ds. 1tis understood that thIa
'A A1 tAe sialms Of the stockholders,
, 1876-10-04

Special Ntpaich to 4ne Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Oct. 2,--Wheat now Ia fully
DIP, and Looks splcndidly. Tic Same reports
tome in from ali directions, that larger
breadth is town, and has good start. pota-
soea yle1 very poorly, 10 that tho market has
rln up from Is cents to the sure price ~ for
bare been saycd In Eoud condition.
, 1876-10-04

lLlj3No45 III w - II L .
+,..,,,,ss mn rs r,rro ~vorvpr.v
nooiSnao An"'oAo'Hp 20
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Uct. b.-lha supreme court
met nursuaut to adjournment, alt tho Judges
...t MI. s,,,o,v,,,. ,,,o,,,.. 10,
transacted:
MOTIONS DactpED.
III. George Ii. Nugg ". lihyens ct al. motion
far \ proccJrndo inskan{er allowed.
a,ltt s,nith 81 al. ". 6lenkis ct al. time cx.
tended fye iays foF tho appellant 10 nla abstracts
and briefs.
79, III, d. Castmer ", Walroh: Scott, ]. {:
nThc motion was made for reconsideration Of
tbfs caeh, Ws sco no reason 10 change oiE fhtnee
aeo!spn: vs will. however modify The opInion. T"
hoH. Sprineer Ell Al, "a This rcpl,le ~ rsl etc. :;
leave giyen to Withdraw tha transcript In order to
iso. G.sf.saG Gf. w. pIyan, et ii, continuance sct
naiIn and ranse fskcn.
~. Wenihrttlus Al nj. u. Teall ct n, appcal
tlsrisaed on thSrt record With pef cent dam.
nrra
TIA. Hayden ~. Gray ct al snNie order.
III. le!ina Of al. r; slmmpns: san.e order;
judgment below. %, Win " tet esnt osmages.
, 1876-10-04

..,r7r, Mich, Sept. 3.-AHnt1En-Pfop
atass ,chfs Verona. 0cnon.
Sltno';; corn,orsnt, Vgna; sehFs Charles
Vs. ..,,o ur-rrop Annie t.. Craig Argyle Que
ut. 18th hail fell t0.dqy,
, 1876-10-04

1.a.,)c, b,noo bu corn; Dello Ffanee'
1oueo Dn~rrou o,r Montank. Lockport, 5000 bn
clt',,'1 ~ It lumber. 7a II, stavcs; 1snbol. OF.
rhs'' aea m II lun,ter; Danube. nt!"wa, a 9 90
". thinsls.; Gon,s.t' 'snl' Ma1t'1i ill.,.
ssnat ssft,, Id, sos II lunlper'
, 1876-10-04
sress Of the coming winter arc zoo cords Of fire.

Special Dt4ptteA ~ 1aa Trtaun3
HAMILTON, OGt. 1.-The writ of injunction
taken nut by t1tt Great Western against the
Hamilton " Northwestern Railway to prevent
the latter from croAsluR the track Of tho former
has been enlarged TO next Thursday week, on
which day the Ottawa Government will hear the
matter argued.
Spsc{oi Dfsp1seh to 7Hs 1ttbuns,
Toaorro, Oct. IA difficulty having arisen
between shippers Of barley from this mort to
Oswcgo owEpg 70 the difference 10 size OF the
1mpcfisl anI Winchester. measures, tho Corn
Exchange Association held meeting to-day
nern In Weighing grim,
There arc 730 barrels Of flour aud 46o, ,647 bush
els Of grain now In store at the wllarrcs !n this
city, agalnst o,045 barrels Of -FOUR and 309,'a5
bushc!s Of grain this time last year.
Special MspatcA to 7hs TrteHHA
MONTREAL, Oct. 3.-Earth has been proxcn on
The Waterloo T. Sorcf Naflwa! 1t Waterloo. aud
large number Of hands have commenced ToEk.
, 1876-10-04

FINANCIAL.
kptcsa! DtspoeA 10 M 7ftbunA
DunuQuE, Ia., Oct. 3.--Ambrose GIecd, prte
prictor Of large Wholesale liquor house Of this
city. made An assignment to G. II. ElGhney,
Cashier of the First National Bank, for the pur-
pose Of winding up his business and paying hts
debts. 1Its friends Will be glad to hear that his
assets arc not oniy sufficient to meet his labllf-
him comfortable.
Josiah Consot, merchant, corner Of Twelfth
and Iowa streets, also made an assignment TO
j. Chrlttman for the benefit OF his creditors.
, 1876-10-04

nu8INt;ss TRANBACTEp YESTERDAY.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 8.-Tha Supreme Cous
met pursuant to adjournment, alt the Judge
being present. The following business wa
transacted:
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman John o. whI;ehouse of rougbkecpsIc,
and George Peabody Russell at tho Albcmsrlc
Ho'cL Judge A. b. James, OF the New York Supreme
Court, cx-Congrcssman Lewis u. Campbell OF Ohio,
and Ex-Governor H. e. Warmoth, OF Louisiana. arc at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Congressman Charles c. b.
Walker OF Corning, n. ". and william T. Wright,
United States Consul at Santos, Brazil, arc
at the Metropolitan Hotel Ex-Governor WILL
iam Aiken, OF South Carolina, is at the
New York Hotel. Ex-Governor william b. WASH
burn. OF Massachusetts, is at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Francis Berger. Centennial Commissioner for Luxcm-
bonrg, is at the Hotel brunswick. yolney v. smith,
United States Consul at ST Thomas and cx.Congrcss-
Richard d. Hubbard, Of Connecticut, arc at tho
Hoffman House. George NJ Pullman, OF Chicago, is at
the Brcvoort House. Edwin L. stanton, OF Washing
ton, 10 a the Gisoy House
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DyPARrxEXT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYyIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYrIcKR,
WASHINGTON. Sept. I'll A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYyrcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYrIcKR,
WASHINGTON Sept. 2-1 A. NJ.
Probdbfiifies
On Saturday, In the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer cooler westerly winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather will prevail
For tho eastern Gulf States, rising barometer fol-
lowed By cooler northcry winds and rain preceding
clear weather
For the Western Gulf States, rising barometer lower
temperature, southery Winds light rains, shifting to
northcrly, and clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barometer.
northwest winds and clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Icys stationary rising barometer northerly winds
possibly shifting southcriy, stationary lower
peraurc and clear weather.
For the upper lako region, north and west winds,
cooler, positively cloudy weather ond rising barom-
ctcr
For the lower nio region, northwest Winds cloar
clearing weather and rising barometer
For New England falling, followed by rising baromo
ter, southcry Winds cloudy and rainy, followed by
westerly winds and clearing weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, southwest winds and
rains vecring 10 northwest winds and clear weather.
with lower temperature and rising barometer.
Tho rivers will probably change but little, except
falling at Davenport
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
THE WAR OF RACES.
NEoRoxs AND WHITES CONFRONTING EACH
OTHER WITH ARMS.

NEoRoxs AND WHITES CONFRONTING EACH
OTHER WITH ARMS.
MONROE La, Sept /, 1870
Fresh excitement sprung up last night consc-
aucnce reports that the negroes nrmng in the
northern portion of the parish, and were coming TO
burn the town. About seventy-nve negroes, mouncd
and on foot wero found at Captpn Hiop's place
where pnrlcy ensued The negroes refused to disarm
and said they would back with 500 men. Captain
Theobald with fifteen men, blockaded the
road with rais Tho news spread rapidly,
and the whites, armed from this and Morchouse
parishes went to the sccno OF the trouble. The
excitement intense but disturbance of any kind
occurred. Tho whites Dcluned some Of tho best men
of this section and they acted with great forbcarance
One of the armed negroes SAID they were told arm
by the Shcrln the parish WHO Is negro, and como
TO Monroe and burn the town.
In the southern portion Of the parish where honscs
were INTO. leading citizens report all quiet. Some
demonstrations. they say, were made last night but
nothing serious occurred. The situation Is dccIdcdy
critical but leading citizens arc proceeding with eau
ton and moderation.
There IL clcw TO the murderer OF Or. Dinkgravc
who killed yesterday.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
III NORTHERN NEW YORK.

WATERTowS Sept ], 1875
The forest fires in St. Lawrence county still
raging, and in Norfolk township over 900 of
standing timber have been destroyed slight rain
fell last night, but the fires spreading to-day in tho
townships OF Brashcr and Louisville. Many miles OF
fencing largo quantities OF hay and grain some
cattle have been burned 1t Is estimated that tho loss
Will aggregate between 800, 600 and $20o, 0O0.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept ], 1876.
There were twelve interments hero on Thursday.
nine Of which victims Of yolow fcvcr Five OF
the latter by mistake reported yesterday in
Wednesdays in,ermcnts The fever inermcnts for
two days are seventeen. Tho weather Ia very hot.
The ntermcnts here to-day OF the bodies Of persons
who died from yellow fever werc seven. The total
number OF interments werc ten The weather Is very
hot
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
ITALY.

A M,Rours CONVICTED OF FORCING THE ROYAL
AND OTHER sroSATUREs--sEN SENTENCED TO
EIGHT YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
BOLOGNA, Sept !, 1916
Giuseppe Mantcgazza, sixth Marquis OF Lsca,c, who
has been on trial before tho Assze Court here charged
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
aA1N ALONG THE MIDLAND--rHE FIRES
RAIN

MIDDLKrowN, N. Y, Sept /, 1876
Tho 1rst rain we havc had IN four weeks is falling
here to-day and has already continued several hours
The rainfall extends along tho line of tho Midland Rail-
road to Norwich $50 miles north, well as to Ellen.
vile and over sullivan county. The forest fires are
cncctualy extnguished. The extent Of damage from
the Hres Is not known hero but Is very large
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
NEGROES PEEsoSATIya A suEnIrrs POSSE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept ], 1s76.
The negro posse who killed white man named Por.
ter, at Windsor s. G., on Wednesday. worc not sam
mopcd 10y tho sheriff. They were arrested and com.
mittcd to Jail Mt Aiken yesterday. Great excitement
prevailed, and ia timely interference of prom ncnt
citizens saved them from being lynched
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
RUSSIA.

AN ORIENTAL CONGRESS AT st. PETERSBURG
DOM PEDRO PRESENT.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept l, 1875
Tho third session OF this Congress of Oricntnlists
opened in the University today The Emperor Of Bra
I'll and many distinguished scientific gentlemen wero
present
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
SUPPLEMENT.

with forgery, fraud and fasincation, in forging tho
names OF King Victor Emmanuel Prince Humbert Of
Savoy and tho British Consul at Florence to number
OF tils OF exchange has been sentenced
to eight years penaLservitude
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
RACING IN ENGLAND.

BETTINa ON THE ST. LEaBR.
LONDON Sept ]. 1876
In the betting on the st. Leger yesterday, the ODDS
wero to on Kisbcr, the winner OF the last Derby
while to-day there to against him. Three ono
Is offered against Pctrnrch.