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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

iWraro0f. oct l1-l251 o. r-ooon y pn'y4'' .i.
ding Upnds, 5"isdi Atdh3e U''ns' , flsu and .S
nm rr,ai,tr 200 bales which 600 Nefo Amtii,un
futures buyers oaerug s' higher lana,, -" iguIs
f.,W NiItEng rl4usr December and January uriNti{'
I'D. Trlpnds Low Millug clause January aug @ ~ FTn
lands Low MuIiIng clause. FebTuary hnh Ahi'l "i,.
bsi.d q. tul,u.s Low Aidlng CLAUSE new tI"i', ,1iPi
Oc0lrt aud November. sal b'iod, lpiAu' 10" 'i'''"
clause. JHNuary ami February, fil, oL ,rtr,o
iIygtsI5i oct Ill D. m.-Uplands cotton 10" nhui.F
cI,i,ss sblpirl November and Dtttlilci' l
5is1d. IrIanI4 low Mildne clause new crop smg"I pc
clause. January and February delivery, M ,r t,ri,.
LyEuOoi. oct ia nt2rA 80. } ~. y III Ianpart amd
February delivery, sad; Upands 10" ''''
new crop slpuel November AMI lltr,h1, 49,, 5Lttu
fIyRaIUOI, Oct ll-3 NJ pAins q'5r, gd Oi to
sales today l2tOO bales were American ,.,. "a, Nu1
LIyEWooi, oct. IL p NJ p p'i1i ii,,er, .t5s. In
ding clause October and November ueliNil S.,r or
ltnds low Niddling clause, new crop lBtu olo'O @
November fa 6sisgd; Upauds, 10" AiinIB m 0'"''' "'
crop shipped January ana February sa o14l .to- Tn
IitInir0f. Ocr Ii-5 D. m-Cottou futures WeaEcri ~
lands Low Middlng clause new crop sihpP S"aiy @ r %
T,bruarv -a Cd 4 plands Mdilng clause, Nc" CROP
sLtt,,s,d b.ia,fr ana lavender, sail blS0d.
ITRnpO0l oct 1850 y. m.-Cheesu yW CIV" Aoi 'N0
best grades u American. Common Oalh r bo,, nanny
and the account L. y bonds lsel, ~ NV Yok cen
Erie Railway shares 9'4i do. pIeieiIou' To-
I6Sbov oct 11-2 p Consos 96oio for both MONEY ana
the account Paris aiyces quote hNo per CeA' ten'' d"
LOOT zoe Tor the account -. -. ,,o o,o,,pg IN dav
LONDON, Oct. ll-2.3O =. n-t tohsols nv 'NO 'P''S S
were 0G9t for both money and the account ,u,o ,,,
LONDON oct ia $50 p nIhe smoune l % s = n DO
IONDoN oct 1850 p mParis adFlees lu'e t NV Pri
cent renes at O6f 42 Tor the account Refined
17aidlsd gallon. Tallow, 46 PEI '"@ 9pii'S
I9spoS Oct 11-Evenlng -Linseed OH. 2eo Pcwt
BEgLS 1.-The weekly satsment , on Int INC lHpoAi
a decrease Of 3534,OOJ MARK.
FRANKFORT, llUnited states DondS NC" h'es iV@@
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
OFFICIAL REPORT OF AMEBIC
SAILS.
Opening il o'elock Cau.
NrpNEsnAY. al. 1l-r. NJ.

or to-days stock market there is but little to re-
late. Opening weak aud declining, IL subsequently
recovered aud finally closed at about midway of tho
extreme prices. The general appearance Of the
several movements was that which usually accom-
panies the "tail end" Of successful manipulation,
when the prices are rallied for the purpose Of selling
ont the remainder of pool. But then all signs
have failed in Wall-st. recently. One feature how
ever. is worthy of notice, Illustrating the
momentary power of cliques TO make prices
suitable to their own purposes. The st. Paul
stocks which persistently have remained weak
during the whole of the recent advance,
and were so this morning selling at 277oG27si for
The common, aud at 575s for the preferrcd-imme-
diately began 10 rise when it was announced that
the eompanys earnings for the first week of October
showed loss compared with those of 1875 of
$4,000, or moro than is per cent. The common
advanced TO 20A and tho preferred to 59ls, subse-
quenty selling al 2S7s and 5sSs respectively. The
NoHh-Westerns sympathzcd with the cheerful
tone Tor the st. Pauls, and advanced from 36l2 to
81 for the common and from Co.'s 10 61 Il for the
preferred; the transactions, however, were un-
Important being for 800 and 600 shares
respectively Lake Shore was the prin-
0pal attraction. and scored $4,000 shares
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
We annex closing revised rates Of foreign cH-

The hOmc money 1nlIktt vas WITHOUT t'7'iTI"i
feature. ruling easy enough TO borrowers on mixed
collateral at 2a2l2 per cent, prime merchant paper
continuing in smart request at 70 per cent. ne
United states Treasurer al Washington received to-
dav $3.50 600 national baui. notes for redemption.
I Ge customs receipts were SiOO,0oO and internal
revenue receipts. $4,000. The following is tIr
CLEARING house statement to-day: Currency cN-
changes aGs. .S1O11S; currency lalauccs, ~ l,52O-
$50: gold exchanges, TJ,92G, 1926 gold balances,
~ ,2J1,7Jl.
limited ates bonds were active and rather irmcr
uudcr the inward tendency Gf gold. There was no
new feature 10 the market, however and per cent
registered bonds OF 1851 sold at 1IG 5-20- OF 1860
registered at 49,: coupon $40, of 1860 new, at
ll1&t; registered 5-2Os of 1867 az lll',; coupon
ditto at 11I7s; coupon 1O-IGs at ll1allils, and
new fives coupon 1ssue. at 114ls. Washington dis
patches say that 100000 u. >. j-2Os were
Withdrawn from the Treasury Department to-
dav and 10 bonds substituted aS basis of national
Lanl-note circulation. We annex latest street
quotations, which were considerably better than
those current last night:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE MARKETS.
rCarefriv reportct FOR rHF TgIrrVy'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~. v,,ft p3rcr Ves-sfs. and R1iirO1ig.
crNrRAL MARKET REroRr.

WEDNESDAY, Oct II. lNth.
ASHES du and nominal - 4s9i lc l'f iis , 'in
pfaris total stock Ashes in warehouse o'' iVi
500 bb, Of which 175 bbl Pots and l2i hhIs ftair
t0FFEE-NliG grade. were duli aud npinnai} uu'
Nalscaibo l52aISc, aud Java, II tc b'th 600" % I ,
yoig.s I.o Was cuir but um at lGNl"tc, Goi ut'o.'
er A. r,p. Invoices ana 1ta.ulc. gold for iohnne "-
in Ba uoroi lCUO bags Gray Eagle sold on p'''o
terms. -.. ~ ..ot aud
COTTON-Oulv small business o. done ON ine sno,; @ @
alfbourb there was rI change 'c lr iH uiol V1i"
ne mani al closed Irpresstd tur Liverpool nnrtr "nrHrl
buo,aut uut closed We1ltri excl tuer was qC'l l,i'
,,rr. 700 bales verfd contract The sales were l
bales, which j-5 last evening iucluf au Tor tAt1'
,ousrrut and 1913 for speculation lIf I' JUS
at ire r1rls 'i8 bales aaIu-t 1898 bales nus "
Inst week ana 20 80 le- fis uay last year fh' '"I6
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LIVE srncK MARKFTs


r,,-, orCC1y N,,Dr,v,ro
LIVE STUN hAhNEiH.
NPq YoH Odav t23 cars thrrl
~, ft. . .a az ears at -yttst and 90 tr. at D., .rv
~ ,,tipa az, do ,t t,, ti1se ir were siotf
10 cans hcd from Monday total auc, saturday G2O head.
against T1lI same time last week.
nrch advance ouv q br,er hook ahead. unless cattle
crowded iH faster than anticipated The weather ali that
cold De- d.E.fc and he dei markets. nearly
cleared rgt though ai I'orf rnces while what vas cit
9l"H Hi, H'F7 Ett lul Hj'i, W. wv wv ~ ' w.
0nF % TNlu h'ln" on eI Hih thrF N'i "l th'"tn o
50 % '-c, 59 s Win 2'o natives .t & 80 "n i ~
% luc oe half ut ,G b. and - very huc t loc 81 aver
age; 9c H. rft' ts m.rhg a.t ti- same ;s oA MONDAY,
" I'..f,.9r oars. O..
10 er. %. ,.-. r. ,,l,.r ,,,. a, a., n Kim ma No.,.+
d. If,a.r ,a.n ems. L. Iro.n g. Baker aul e. H. Fa.rl,
,.,.,. "a ..-l.I,' ..r
Mo- fa.fma soil ioy I.st Illinois IuyI '5 no Slr jb .
,f.I t... .f 1 -l r. s.. o.. 4 Ig-t d. &c.. ~ Yi
I.J 10 glc. irlf Isl h lu. ,j H,: :. of 523 d. Zoe
= ff ..,I I1 .,.ft4 RI. .-., r. lui.
tt..-- a.. ~ t-.g o.. LII t..'fi,.tr T. az f2- B
~ t- 5ta. i3of 10, o. ,.' q. ~ of ls, n s,,. 5000
1881 f. &C.,, .. p.rr. ul 1870 t gt. z- F 70 head:
q oi li7l =. r,s ai ts.5 So 'sufltil D.. g',, ~ ni
e ENr. I'll Kahn y Kentucky, $50 b Of ',c. - 70;
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Bu--Iv Oct ll.-Thc market sl.s'ans very hrm tome
yf an rulrt tendency grades, bu quotations are
unsaaurvd THcr continues 90 be- good n ind for Fleece
tCoo qu 1c are further rrduCrd with hght supply
rf ,-ratIt ral. Tnrre have boon sales of No aDd
ONO .uI po-g yuUia at 5Ja llc. NN C at tld i" ANN
1r ptclo,E i7c; Wisconsin Wool sold at 500 - ana
Michigan az 81 1890: spring California Wool s scarce ahi
br . r,h.ucci prices t0mbing ui Dclaue Fcrces have
be-, -.i. a. O-, Pulled Wool s in fair dem nd with
Gales rams Ing 90 2SHiOc
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Business Ghances.

4 USTRALIA AGENCIES.-B. O. HOltermann
~ OF B. q. H. & Coz sydney, Australia, viii undertake
agencies reasonable the Australian Colonies Un
Communications 20 oct ., Ashland
House. 4thave, 2itllst, y. y, or Mr.. WILMOI, 500
Broad-st, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The London market came irregular and after 7u
early frnness in British consol- and United States
bonds there was a closing reaction. Erie LETT Oh 90
9siug7. for common and at is for the preferred,
New-Yorh Central being quoted a ~. Ihc suiu o.
e51. 600 bullion was withdrawn from tae Bank "i
England to-day In Paris tAe French Eve per cert
rcntcs advanced to lOG.5O. Gold was quiet hu'
frmer under the better demand for cash gold, which
lent fat, and at l. and per cent for borrowers.
Gold opened at 10S7s. and then advanced TO
1O9ls on moderate transactions, Iaier i'lI-
ing to 100. as holders were paying per
cent to have their balances carried over. Tho
fo~ign exchange market was firm at Oh, quoted rates
below. The selling rates were on the basis "i - %
4S4 s3l2 and 81 So The Assistant Treasurer paid
out IN coin interest 5000, and - 500 in rrdrmp-
ton of called bonds. The days business ~ the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, 2G7i4OOo; !;
gold balances, S1,G1G,095; currency balances
$1,514.115. The principal quotations of gold were:
1000 iNSsz / I3o....lOo Lou. i09's 2}'--lol
iO30 100 J Loo. .9i-t ls,J.....lu3 ovU..--luJ
ilOO....lO9 | u 80 ..1OJi8 20O...-lD0
We annex closing revised rates Of foreign OK
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Southern State bonds were pretty much neglected.
only small lot Of Missouri bs Of 1877 selling at
1O1 -, and 81 600 Louisiana cOnsols ut 30. In the
city bank stocks D Bank Of Commerce sold nc l0S
and 13 Central National at 10l. The dealings IN
railroad bonds were fairly active. The Pacihcs were
most freely dealt in CentIals at lO91sa 1854 (;
Union frsts 1OG5y and land grants, lOO5i ClcYe-
and Pittsburgh consolidated sinking funds were at
10 Morris and Essex seconds selling at LOG :;
tric thirds at lOOI2; do fourths AT % and Albany
and Susquchanua frsts at 1852. The New Jersey
Central mortgages sold at 60 for Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre consOs; 90l2. consolidated trsts,
direct, 0Oa s0i2a9O, cOnvertibles. Central hrsis
sold up 20 10. Chicago and NOTth-Ncstern iiTst5
were firm at 1861, the coupon gold e0nsos drop
ping - 20 943i, with later sales at %. ~. Paul
firsts Ia Crosse Division advanced TO lO2, the con-
solidated sinking fund ruling steady at S7ls, and
iiTsts firm at llGl2.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee,
and st. Paul Railroad compare with those Of 1873
as follows: go. .,.o
rrs, week Of octoDers12sG15S:o $500 $1,000 Dccsi25so
since jan. O45373 1888 14S Inc .212, ,245
Tho earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail
way for the week ending Sept. 80, 1876, were
8I02I4 70 against mileage in same week, 1875,
So 425 AZ; increase, $3.50 80. The additional
earnings of the Trinidad Extension were 81 41G 90.
The following stocks and bonds were sold at auc-
tion nj the Exchange Salesr0Oms to-day:
an sbare First National Bank Of YOnkers, $50 1O5
shares United states Trust Company, sloO each =
IL shares Jefferson Insurance Company S5y each lag
20 40 20 Of iS7i s7i 40 Of 1879. 1882 go Of 1873,
si27 90 Of 1874, slO2 OF 1875. ..:... az
$4,000 Portland aud ogdensburgh Railroad company ~,
slo zoo Portland and osdsns6urgh Railroad Company
first (neWl gold bonds. -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Barking Gouses an0 Bankers

KOUNTZE BROTHER&, BANKERS,
y Wall ST., Nelo York, droa0 Bus
on England, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of Credit GodiJo6te
throughout the United States and
Europe, and maize transfers Of money
by telegraph and cable Investment
orders executed in the Exchanges Of
Neoo York, Philadelphia, Boston and
San Francisco.
Approved Securities for SaIe..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
WHITE STAR LINE.
Dentisirp

SET OF TEETH IN THREE H0DhS LOUIS; |;
n 1acbanicaI dentlsuyi reasonable chalts; ;pIPsH
guaranteed. l2S West Ihlrty, :, : ,T
GsosYT,TIJIYC NEWT CHEAP and BEAUTI-
AOhiE ~ pcse Pearl Plates Indicating color and suo
~ a. artidcia teeth, excel everything heretofore o.
=, @ made In one day. and only slo 20 o. ~ 10
oo % and examine Also best Rubber SETS irOs SiU
set LA md Plstna s35 s45 Extracting nndor sss'
Tlo G AIr "a Last Twenty LllTds st.. near AssoH A'e
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Dlul0rn0 Noilrcs.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY COMPANY.-NOtice il hereby given that =
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE has declared the preferred stock OF the
Chicago Milwaukee and IT Paul Railway Company. payable
at the Office OF the company 40 ts Wilsmst 9I tbs 5hdy
the 2Oth day OF scucbcr ard rr0pened the ION day OF
October next JULIUS WADSWORrH, Vice President.
Z 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COArANY,l
NEWYORK oct 3. 1875. :
CEVFNTY- SECOND DDIVIDEND.-The Board
- of Dlttctors have this day declared the usual QUAR-
TFRLY DIVIDEND OF THREE 80 PER CENT, PAYABLE
stockholders their legal representatives aud alter tho
10Th day OF October books viii close the after
noon OF he 6th october and viii De reopenei the morning
OF the l7th October W. j. EM MET, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
financial

GAS STOCKS.
~. NEN.YOUk. METROPOLITAN. MUTUAL AND
NANItIINS CAS- STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD .
ANA nh aud5 oil Brooayn ant NcvHork Gas Securities dealt
Iuby DE''; IL II. y ~ i'IjN - -, -, s+ X y
NrCW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY. -
y pcrb,fcs who receive circular Just issued bv
lie InuIloldprs' REORGANIZATION Committee may procure
,n of She by calling upon or addressing H. l. DEOh'
EI.!. secretary. 1873 Chamb'rs-,t. y l.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
6apinss Banks.

TTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
- Nos. 3S8 amt J9~ CANAi-sr., cor Of LAIGHr.
open daily, 10 10 - and Monday evenings. 10 T.
ASSETS OVER S12.OO0OOO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
C. 5. CHArIy, Treasurer. y j. HAINEs President.
f. FLOYD JOKES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
nnMEsTIC MARKETS.

RrTFuo oct 1l-Lake receipts-Flour l49 bills; Corn
1853 1858 BUSH; Wheat, 1ls,35l BUSH haLlroad IeSeP"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

srncK nrpARTMENT-o O'CLOCK.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT oCLo'h'
T. : ss Regis;ered 1871 L : h-2O Coupon, '6j
lJ ---.....l1GasI l0O0O......------.-..l H.
g., Coupon lSsl - 4 = o-ZV Soupoh' 4oo' ,,tt-
500 LII aV ~ 'A'' .
$50 Registered 90, y I ) 5s coupon, 1901 80,
10000 -...lll7.I 10000. ...........- Is "a
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK P. ".
S1lss Of Slate Bonds- Railroad BOadS-BGHE and Rail-
- a.. T,..,oos CfocI.q DR.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES.
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LIE, appoint

IL To carry the Belgian and United states Mails.
The following appointed 10 sail Tor AhWerpi
tr0ju plHaiI IOttu. fr0Ht NeiC- York.
NEDFRLAND.......O DOT. l.. KENILWORTH-.-. oct 30.
NABFlIAN \ D.....N0v. II. SWITZERLAND D....NOy. %.
First CABIN $50 second Cabin 500 Steeragc s26.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Cen Agents, Phladelphia
ana AZ BrOad.sL, y. y
81 d ace. n Y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Ocean 5teamers.
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

=
IN NEW-YORk TO BRISTOL tEnQ)-DIRECE
Taking PASSENGERS LondOu Carn, Newport
Gloucester. and all ports IN Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier Is, East RIVER -
CORNWALL. Steamer. ATURDAY, Oct il
SOMEilSE Er DAY. Oct %
CABIN Passage SO currency; Excursion $40; luterne
date cucncy Sreerage $50 currency. Prepaid steer
Certificates 20 Drafts Tor 81 and upward For freight
or passage. Apply 20 -. 60,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
AMBURG American Packet Company $ Limo

4 / for PLYNOJ lII CHERBOU re and HAMBURG
WIELAND..........O Oct ~ CIMBtIA..----...-oct 26
FRISIA IA......-...-.. oct 10 GELlERI.-.-.-- Nov.
Rates ofpasage 10 plymouth London, CheTbourg Hamburg
and an points England, scotland and Wales First Cabin
gold 500; second Cabm gold, 500 Steerage currency So
KUNHARDT ,G 60, { Il. RICHARD a. BOAS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad o York. Gl broadway, NcwlOrh-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAJ

These steamships sal regularly p. from
Pier 80. lJ. North River az follows:
steamship COLI MBU CRSDAY, Oct u.
Accommodations unsurpassed freight passage apply
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO.. No. BOwlin green
r.. L j. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15
Letter from Campbell.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
INDICTMENTS AND TRIALS IN THB COUNTY
coURT-THE LATE DESPERATE SHOOTING AF.
fAIR-A MURDERER AT LARGE-PRoAIsIEG
CROPS.
RUsTBURG. late Campbell Courthouse
April 10, 1876.
Our County Court adjourned on yeSter-
day. The criminal docket was quite re.
spectacle one, consisting of five felony and
three misdemeanor cases.
Jordan Payne (colored) was indicted for
bigamy, and the Case continued until the next
court. ...a.s
Lewis, Edmund, and Reuben Bennett "a
colored woman and her three sODs), charged
with burning tie stable Of Mr.. Robert
White, were tried, and Lewis and Edmund
convicted. The former was sent to the peni.
Tertiary for ten and the latter for three years.
On account of the extreme youth OF Reuben,
and believing that he acted under the ccer-
cion Of his mother, on motion of the Com
monwealth's attorney, nolle proSequi was
entered.
The case Of John Mcpherson, charged
with horse-stealing, was continued until the
next court, and party remanded to jail.
Jesse Mitchell, who was engaged in the
desperate shooting affair which resulted In
the death of Lieutenant Truxton I. Robin.
son. and his own dangerous Wounding, is re.
ported by bis physicians as doing as well as
could be expected.
Cornelius Coggin, the black man who mur~
dered his wife on the 9th OF last month, is
still at large. The county authorizes nave
used every effort to effect his capture, put
without success.
The crops are looking Wen. aashis'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15

a prtlz IL, 1875.
The examinations Id this Institution Of liz
junior, middle, and senior classes. which
commenced on April 9th, were contfnned
daily upon the various studies which had
been pursued throughout the whole OF the
SESSION from the 9th OF August, 1875, to;
April, 1876; and these examinations ended
on Tuesday afternoon Of this week. Great
skiltnluess OF the professors as tescf,ers, and
dtligent application on sbe part of the stu.
Dents generally, was manifested In these
protracted examinations, which lasted for
SIX days, consuming about eight hours day.
&. On Tuesday evening the Board of Direc.
tors and Trustees met, and continued their
sessions until Wednesday night, transacting
harmonioasly much important business.
On Tuesday night there was an address
before the I" Society OF Inquiry" missionary
by Colonel j. T. L. Preston, of The Virginia
Military Institute, Lexington. His subject
was !" An Authoritative Church and an
Authoritative Ministry
% wednesday morning. there was an ad.
dress before the alumni by Rev. C. &. Vaughn,
-: D., now Of Raleigh, N. G. Subject:
The Propagandist Nature OF the Church."
i There Is not space for a full and fair ana
lysis of these addresses. But the universal
opinion was that they were both exceedingly
able, Interesting, and instructive.
SO closed the exercises of this institution
Tor this session. Nineteen young men go
forth at this time to enter upon the full work
of the ministry.
The next session opens August 0, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15

On the on OF February Ole Bull played
ais violin on the summit Of the pyramid
ILr0p.s and in accordance With promise
reported the occurrence to King Oscar, OF
nHeccn. By telegraph from Cairo.
i is now claimed thai woman invented
me Mccormack reaper, but was too poor to
OBTAIN paeDt, SO that Mccormick har-
'es1ed he fortune.
The Wythe County Medical Association at
t'S iA't meeting discussed the question,
hSs ;yphoid-tever prevailed 10 this section
VI country" and were unable to sgeee.
:, Among the treasures recently brought to
HSM III fompeii is silver altar, on which
were, we're placed Two silver cups and.spcons, the
'1.'er precisely like those now used.
Dir. Barrey Williams, the well-known
comedian, is past all hope OF recovery, and
ais uealh Is expected at any moment. His
disease Is pneumonia.
The Savannah NesDs says that the orange
grove Of Colonel Hart, opposite Pala1ks,
H. has At present six Thousand bearing
tIeeS, watch last year made crop which
brought $50, 600.
The annual revenue of the English Church
reported at $50, 900 900, out OF which the
9cib saop Of Canterbury alone gets s75 GOO.
J.F. WineGeld has sold the Bedford Star
70 Z. W. Mitchell. F.O. Hetfnan will con-.
'ihos Ills editorial connection with the paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15
fCorrespondeace Of .ae Richmond pispatch.l

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatchl
PErERssGRG, April Ia. 1875,
Bishop Whitle visited st. Paul's church
last night and administered the rite Of con-
tirmation to seventeen persons, ave of whom
were ladies and twelve gentlemen.
This morning At Grace church he confirmed
class OF forty.two persons--thirteen males
and thirty-two females.
On each occasion there was a crowded at
tendance at church, and numbers were una
BILE to fiad seats. The Bishop presched be.
fore each continuation.
Tonight Bishop Whittle will visit and
administer confirmation at St. Stephens
(coiored) church, where understand class
Of some fifteen or twenty will be presented.
The rectors and yestries of the Episcopal
churches OF this city will meet at St. PauPs
church tomorrow morning 10 take appro.
pirate action in regard to the death of Bishop
Johns. -
The District Temperance Convention,
which assembled here last night, had dele
gates present from all the Councils or Friends
in this city and vicinity. Reports represent
an increase OF nearly two hundred 10 the
mem berShip since the 1st OF January. T. j.
Hardy, of Ettrick Council, was elected pre-
sident for the ensuing term, and T. c. Clark,
Of Ford's, secretary.
Prince George will elect delegates to the
Conservative State Convention OF the May
term of the County Court.
The Common Council will hold meeting
tomorrow afternoon to adopt q license law,
to be reported from the Finance Committee,
and 10 consider aud take action upon pro-
position looking to reduction Of the sala.
ries OF city officials. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15
rpOM WASHINGT0N.
p,nytus about Grant.

me L's" ,nril 13.-To.day Lucien
ssSss,an district attoFass a, S wh; ss,
Eston, ss%sinSd by tie Committee on " n.s KEY:
ass cNa"'' The most important part OF TINS
Frauds. hare upon the question wnetner
!cstlmenss ~" ~, Is not perjurer. Grant, 10 ms
,Ae prc>'on .orsred statement made last win.
creu! !, y hcorS's protection, was calied
ter TOR r' 'y whether he did not know
np'n 10 ssceT Of John AepS on S;d Inc
The G' 9nt upon oath declared ne a,a , nov,
Ffc'idco'ss . more told the Ques'ioners that
and, 'H'I'r n,ni,npcrssnt. Mr.. Eaton to-day
ib't w was why, mSy the President was SO anxious
typ,.,i.oe|, ynr that part of the sSsm'haton.
10 Side, 'n n,xsnue Collector Ford, OF st.
IotcTosE u crsn,'s personal friend. Their
L'nr ,,a van bsd been from almost oosnooo.
aIq1;s'n'"'s1ts csndslizcd, and so was every
FoTd ", "" At the notorious conouct OF NC
bod! e5>s ,,.S :" Ford wrote was parad'ng ms
p. ,1,' VITA" y, ,he White House. This was IN
igtle0TI, "A aid in lis letter 10 the Presi-
den; >H' '.,', -r,-r-;, and so do your many
o. "as .' ,a,Srrisor Mcdonald is bring
,'ifn .,.-n n and sandal upon you ana your
;oS "si,.-s;ion by his open declaration mat
Aan I.. tj> PARTICULAR friend. THIS ne IS
['h 80 coy@rys here, aud as McDonaid's chsr-
s.'|' veil known it cannot but lnJuEe lhosS
-tt' , >. 10 be vour friends. he IS oso
so , I,i saw 10 you in The spirit OF cAndof
,. .rjendship. sqIelch him. - coTreSP0"'
49,, Baltimore Gazette.