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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FENIANS NOT TO BE PARDONED YET.
LONDON, August I'm the House Of Com
mons last evening John O'COnnor Powers
moved that. in r. Us ,.~, opinion, the time had
come for pardoning Fenians. After debate
the motion was reiected-ayes, III; nays, 81.
RESURRECTION IN ALBANIA.
LONDON, August 1.-The Bersagicre, n
newspaper OF Rome, has report that an
instruction has broken out in Albania,
with headquarters at Segtari, and that the
movement is spreading through the pro-
vince.
THE TURF.
LONDON, August 2.-Preakness won the
Brighton cup to-day by a walk over the
course.
The Turkish War.
THE SULTAN Observation-Disclosures
DOUBT CARRIED BY sTORM-ATRoCITIEs IN
BULGARIA.
LONDON, August "A Standard Berlin
dispatch says the information OF Sultan
Murad's deposition has not been officially
communicated to the European Powers
There is no doubt that Turkey stands ir
the presence OF another crisis.
The report that Marshal Bazainc had en-
tered the Turkish service Is not true. liz
remains in Spain.
A special to the Standard, dated Grama
da, July 29th, reports that the Turks, under
Ahmed Ezoob Pasha, entered valley OF
the Servian frontier, the southern extremity
OF which is closed by mountain, where
Seryians had redoubt. Every house IL
Granada was fortified, After fight OF al
hours duration the Turks climbed th'
mountain and carried the redoubt by storm
The Seryians have fled, and Granada ant
Derbcnt are in ruins. In the TreZabab'
mountain, behind Derbent, the Servian
made stand, but again retired. 1t was re
ported on Sunday that the Turks wer
within nine miles Of Krutazeratz.
A Vienna special to the Daily NetcS give
a report that the Emperor Of Russia ha
addressed the Turkish Ambassador at st
Petersburgh as follows: "The atrocities II
Bulgaria has deprived Turkey OF the sym
pathy OF Europe. shall act in friendl.
manner toward Turkey il she treats tn
Christians better"
| CONFIRMATION OF THE TURKISH ADVANCE INT
sERYIA,
CoSsTASTISoptE, August An otticia
dispatch confirms the report OF the adyanc
OF Ahmed Ezoob Pasha and Sulieme Pash
into Servia, and their junction near kruSa
zevatz or GurguZavatZ. The Servian Gene
raj Tchernayetf's army is stated to DE q
GurguZaYatz, and battle is imminent
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, August 2, 1876

american Goid.-1l1 bid. ..,
State seYrtiesyirgnia s9p 1 Coy 6id. w SSs
absd GO eSnse Es new V sS
pons S. bid, s5s asked; North Carolina, old 10
Gity Observation-Disclosures city s's, 95S BID ID
Petersburg city 6s, 80 bid; Lynchourg city os, 90
ss l SSri b t Nosrfok city SIS IS bid Freerieks
burg, city s., 20 bid; Manchester bridge S. loi
w PaifroaG Bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6,s. gold NJ and n, 25 bid: Virginia Central Rail
road third mortgage SIS, j. and j., ~ bid; VIZ
g shaJ GO asked southside aroad second mort
gage preferred, G's j. and D., ASKED PeIerSDurg
Railroad first mortgage Ss ana %. u PIC, ni g.,
]. and D., l01 bid: Richmond and Petersburg ltai.
road second mortgage S. A. ana o. no9 iIsead
m m,en7 rs j. and j.. a4S bid; Richmond and
DangiIe Railroad consolidated 6's, Il. and NJ, 6sts
bid 70 asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage es'
a. c ana II beads.MJames River and kanawha Canal
second mortgage G's, NJ. and n, 81 asked. p.,,-
road, ioo par ar: IL bid; Atlantic. Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad 100 par, asked Peterspafg har
Foad 100 par BID k:h Riemo ana
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaran
teed, 100 par, 02s bid Richmond and Danyli,e
Railroad 100 par 6f aver m aroad ioo par
Elk Isn stoess-Ftrst National, 100 pat, Us BID
asked: CITY Bank, 25 par, 20 bid, 20h asked; Rich
Jnond Banking aud Insurance Company, 20 pai'
Assurance Compdn iss.-yirginia Fire anu MA u.
rine, IS par 81 bid 3shasked; Virginia S Gn "a
par 26A bid. 27A asked; Virginia hoIie v Luz al
hid. Ss asked; City, 100 par, 81 asked; old DO
min,Sn. 100 par, SO asked; Commercial Fire insar"
ance, Is par, 10 bid; Richmond Fire Associalioh'
% M rs chsyliaasous-old Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, "a asked
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Virginia Briefs.

Judge II. S. X. Morrison, OF Estillville,
was stricken with paralysis on Monday last.
There is the best crop OF acorns and
h;ckory-nuts in the mountains that there has
teen for years.
Homer E. Elliott is appointed postmaster
at Hat Creek, Campbell county, Va, Uice
Writ Williams, resigned.
Moses r. Harrall, ST., Esq, OF Williams
burg, is dead, at the advanced age OF Sc
venty-one years.
The Baltimore papers state that Colonel
George French Strother, superintendent OF
the penitentary, is dead. Their infOrma-
ton is not to be relied upon.
General Hunton, who has been detained
from the House for some timeo account OF
sickness, has returned, and was in his seat
Tuesday, though not entirely recovered.
Mr.. John W. Wolff has formally an
nounced himself candidate for Congress
in the Fredericksburg district, subject to
the action OF the Radical Convention.
Holders Of S1SO,OOO out Of the $4,000 OF
the corporation OF Fredericksburg Six per
cent. bonds have already exchanged their
bonds for the new consolidated seven per
cent. bonds authorized by the last Lcglsla-
ture.
A difficulty occurred one day last week
between David Poteet, Esq, and his nephew,
Scott Potect, when the latter threw stone
at the former, which grazed his head and
almost entirely removed the left ear. The
nephew has left the country, we are in
formed.-Lee County Sentinel.
Petersburg boasts Centennial phenome-
non. She had a Radical Treasurer who
handled millions, not one dollar Of which
stuck to his fingers. Experts have examined
the books OF Mr. Daniel Dyson, and they
were found to be scrupulously correct. He
is admitted to have been an honest and faith
ful officer.-Indez-Appeat.
The statement first published in the Alex
andria Gazette to the effect that an increase
had been ordered in the wages OF the en-
Moves Of the Midland Railroad Company
nwas made upon information which has
since been found to be unreliable. Such in
crease has not been made and could not be
without an order from the court, for the
road is now in the hands OF receiver"
We are sorry to state that Elder Z. Lin
Cave, who has been in charge OF the Dlscl-
ples' churches here and at Macedonia for
some time, and who has been eminently ac-
ceptable to his congregations and the COM
munity generally, has resigned. Hewill so
to Missouri, accepting IN assistant pro-
fessorship in a college, but continuing to
preach Gordonsuille Gazette. i.
The Conservatives of Charlotte county
will hold q meeting at their courthouse on
Monday the It'll instant, at which speeches
will be made by Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy,
Hon. John w. Daniel (elector at large), Mr..
e, S. Gregory, and perhaps other Conserya-
tive orators. BY reason OF other pressing
engagements Captain Hinton will not be
able to attend on this occasion, but he will
take the stump actively at an early day.
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nAIr1,f0REIIVE AIARKET.
mARtSE INrELLIGEsCE.
!. PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST q. 1873.


~ Id -. ARRIVED.
steamer Westoyer. skinner. Baitinsre. inerchan-
disc and passengers. l.. Is. Tatum agent.
chandse and passengers, E. 3: Tatan, ssent.
Bark Virgin dc hos SieyeS tSpan.l, AeJanaro A.
tegas asyana, Y saass; e tasa 1 -
/. Schooner Hsrnie L.. James, james, Baltimore,
grain. Gailego Mills GGSgnns rst-
road iron, Richmond and Danyiiic haiifoad COM
pssa Schooner Potomac, stiles, Norfolk ice, b. Lara.
SAILED.
Steamer Mary C. CathcaPt, Oshornes Landing,
I,ss sa to- load poplar wood for Philadelphia.
schooner Henry r. Ravens, Pearcc, heT YORK,
sSknF zeal sSs5s sssas nrner pha
deiphia, granite, Curtis 8 Parker
schooner Lucy Wright, EizeS, A ioany, iumosf. q
seh Ssss. John G. Wright, scull. New York.
leaf si iobaeeo, " Hsnewinokel co. tsaae s7o-
og Rsrs King oscar II. Nor. rtt0paersoa, Lssef-
Pea sar sui europa Nor, Johanssn Nov Yosf,
as Schooner Ha.te Ross, Norton, Portland 5aiy 2s
MEMORANDA.
Bri. Daisy, Mccarthy. hence, arrived at Saire.
n ssSso Ss1y Francis, heacs s
scSooner Mage Bell, Hal, heee, via rises,
y ss~ t. 4. Rose Rese and Vsgos
soi,n N Parker. 0ufstnf jess .lss.
IL Phare Eisurs fspta snas Psis
$500 III n uickan. RcttAs9a. fo sen,ss
stse1. seheoar PEARL Eorster. froia
and xchooner Traveller, Aocges, as0us 8 -
- schconcs d. a. Johnson ssos@9 ,sssssS
With wood, as New osa SsL XXI ssis
Ia heavy SEA, wind eonssfsaess ~.
and loss part OF deek.ioau. - -
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GENERAL INrELLIGENCE.
GEORGIA DEMocRAT1c coNvEsrIo,

GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC cONvESTIoS.
ATLANTA, August 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day and nominated
A. 81. Colquitt for Governor by acclama-
ton.
John w. Wooiard and A. r. Lawton
were nominated electors at large.
The Convention endorsed the st. Louis
platform.
Hon. Ben. Hill made speech to an inn
mense and enthusiastic crowd tonight.
THE GREESBAcK TICKET.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Independent
Greenback party held meeting to-day, and
nominated Samuel E. Cary for Yice-Presi-
dent. Mr.. Cary has accepted.
THE SEXTON AND DAILY BILLIARD MATCH.
I SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE six-hun-
dred-points French carom game Of billiards
between Sexton ana Daily, last night, was
won by Sexton by Il points on the thirty
first inning. The greatest runs were: Sex
toms, 119; Days, 1874. Averages: Sex
toms, 10 lilo; Days, II 1914.
FIRES.
CHICAGO, August "A. c. Miller's store,
at Blake's Station, together With boy, was
burned last night by an incendiary. Two
other persons were badly burned.
Durham d Co.'s saw-mill at Rock Island
has been burned. Loss, $4,000; sixty ope-
ratives ousted.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, August 2.-The striking
'longshoremen are gradually returning to
work.
The Executive Committee Of the Repub-
lican National Committee is in secret session
here-Chandler presiding. Ex-Governor
Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, is present,
also Pinchback.
A FATAL ExCURSI0N-N1NE PERSONS DROWNED.
DETROIT, MICH, August IA terrible
accident occurred about O'Clock to-day at
Bawbee's lake, about one mile south Of Hills
dale, In this State. An excursion party from
Cold Water, numbering about 300, were
spending the day. Sixteen Of them went
out on the lake on q flat-boat or scow, when
it suddenly sunk and nine OF the party were
drowned. The water is fifty or sixty feet
deep where the boat sunk. The names OF
the drowned are as follows: II. Taylor,
Mrs. Thornton and child, Mrs. Musser, May
Cunningham and her sister Libbie, Alice
Hayes, Mary Keely and Randall Blackman !;
all OF Cold Water. The widest excitement
prevails at Hillsdale.
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Country Produce

Country Produce.
Beeswar: 2s@3oc. D %. s, % S
Butter Prime TO choice yellow, 2o@ 2ac fair 70
ey Corn asas: so@ese bushel for country.
Eggs: In barrels, 9@l0c. dozen in crates, III
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day: Fina,
s al sapefans, s5so@s extfa. $3.50
$3.50; western extra, Is. Is Gse. '-'S's 90SS
Feathers: Prime fye-soOse, 45@55c. common.
: Fiarsesd: 81 IS D bashel.
Hay: Virginia si9staby, rs @s5c; clover. 7o97sc.
petatees: Irish, new, p barrel, s5@s2.so 90
assoc. p bushe. rs q &; Z q.
Lard; Country our l3c.
Samac: 75c.@ sl25. according to quality.
BdLed .Srd1: 45955c., and In demand.
Wool: washed. 25@sec.: unwashed. 10000.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Rosendale, 81. 85 @sI.75 D barrel; Jaus
River, S1.65@S1.75. IS
Line: :: AgTiea "a loe; 1usnel Virgins In
ae Sssss; es sRg 5 ss5sssS
Dry Goods.
Broom SheetingS and Shirtings: A Manches-
ter, eye; Il Manchester, &c.; 4 Manchester, &C.;
a James River 6kc.; James River: &c.; \
vile, 7He.; "A Roekbrldge, 7e.; Rockbrade, eYc.;
Conestoga, &c Iva Pepcrlu, 27sc.; lU-a City zoe.
Bleaehed slirtiags and sasestings:: ~ VAN
spsa 124 o aa 4s9nys lo gsSid, RSesa
Ayondale, &C.; A Social &C.; A Amoskeas,
9Hc.; Whitestone, 9Hc.; Barnsley, &c. x Red
Dog &C., ss,uate h7 7S Metaa Ss Pc
Mills 27hc.
Bro,on Drills: Petersburg, &c.; Graniteyille,
0 Corset Jsans: Pavonla, &C.; Amoskeas, 1oc.;
Bsnt@s: Harlem: l2ys;; Boston s,n steam all s &C.
inston, 64c. ;.Hamilton; 6ac; Merrmack, &C.; Mai
lory, 6kc.; Oriental, Pacific, SIC; Arnold. &C.
A1ioskeag, 54c.: Wamsutta- &c.
Cambrics: Rice. 51c.: English. &c.
Drugs, Dyestufis, Oils, &c.
4 4le s. sa.75 . gallon.
Goncentrated LIE: So = case of four dozen
e coeefRineGi: Soc g Ii.
Ertract OF LogWood: 1Sc,
Indigo: 81.
MadIer: lac.
Oils: Linseed &c.: machine, sl@$l.75 sperm,
oil, G5@7Oc.; lard, SIP; sweet, So p dozen;
best salad, sio; castor, sl.25 e gallon; YIrstnis
lubricating, 25@50s.; Kerosene l7tse. O gallon.
Soda: sal, 2sq3c., in kegs; English soda, &c. !;
American, Axe.
Foreign Fruits and Candy
Lemons: S13.50@$14 q box.
Oranges: S9.50@$9 q box.
Groceries. &c.
Bacon. Shoulders, 10c.: clear rib-sides, l2Yc.:
ribbed, I2kc; Virginia shoulders, 0H@99ac,: VIZ:
glnia aog-round, lac: Virginia hallls, large 12k@
13c., small 14115c.; sugar1rtlftd, HilcgnyASed,
15Xc.: plain hams, 15c; canyasel barns,
| Buckets: Painted, two hoops, 1925; three hoops,
$3.50.
Brooms: Two strings, s1:75@s2: three strings,
S2@$3.50: four strings, SO. 75@S4.50.
Coffee: Rio-Comnion, 19@20c.; fair, 20Hta
21c.; good to prime 2lh@22c.; Laguayra, 22H
| Gl23c.: Java, 33@35c.
Candles: Adainantne candles, 17Ia@1sc.; q set,
14@l5c. half-boxes f4kc.; tallow, lac.
Cheese: Prime cutting, I2@124c.; northern and
| western prime cutting, 12kc.; common, 9910c-;
English dairy, 1s@2gc;; Pineapple, 2Se:
Fish: Herrings-Nertli Carolina No. cut, 80 40 90;
1915; North Carolina roe. s.. O@s5.7G q half-bar-
rel. Mackerel-No. Bay, l5t9$l7; No 2 In barrels
| S15@Sl5.5O; No. mackerel, SS. 50@$l1; No. j,
IN Kits $3.50; No. 2, in kits So No. 3,sl.50. HESS
| shld, III kits So.
barrels, lac.
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RUNonED DUEL.-It was rumored on our
streets Yesterday that Charles Warren, OF
WASHINGTON, N. c., son OF Hon. u. .. ar
rem, and Charles Brown, couple OF young
lawyers, left that town few days ago 1oI
the purpose OF fighting duel somewhere
over the Virginia line. Brown Is the attol-
ney for the Board Of Commissioners OF Beau
fort county, and the difficulty is sald 10 nave
grown out OF q public card written py
Young Warren criticizing the course OF the
Board, which reflected somewhat on Brown.
Rukeigh Sentinel.
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OMNIUM GATHERUM.

,yn1 FIR DESCRIBES MoUNTAINEERsA AND
yr>TrREs UroN SOCIAL PHILOSOPHICAL
o.n,,r,fAr VIRTUES FoNDNESS FOR SIM
~, 1crry--soMETHING ABOUT FORTUNE
WHITING IN MATRIMoNY AND HOW 1T is
.,rrcTEp HY THESE "rARLoUS TINES"
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The Wesley Grove camp, Methodist Epis.-
copal Church South, commences Friday ana
closes Wednesday, August 10th. Rev. T..
F. Blsey will preside, and Rev. Dr.. James
A. Duncan, OF Randolph College,
is expected TO preach on Sunday morning
Baltimore Sun.
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Mrs. Custer is said to have offered to dis
tribute the packs OF stag-hounds and fox
hounds formerly owned by her husband
among gentlemen in New York who will
pay the express charges on them and pro-
vide them with good homes.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLoUE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
= RlcuuoND, August 2, 1876
- OFFERINGS.
! WHEAT IKhite, 6S4 bushela Rsd' s,soq
Dd coaS. ,55A bushels Hirsd, az epsh-
els. ss: e b. sssf IS
RYE.-2S Hasheis $3.50 81
s yyHEAT.-V Waite, 200 bushels prime " Si.ISSS ~.
100 bushels very good ut SO bushels ~
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, August 2.-Cott0n steady: sales Of
G31 bales mt 11Hg12 Lice. Southern -four firm
and III fair demand; common to fair extra. 80
@$515 good to choice sS1r sos 20 sos
GRADES scarce and firmly held ut $3.50. Corn NC.
better, and active; SIC. for graded mixed osc. for
good demand ;2s@42c. for mixed western and State;
34646c for white. Cofee-Rio unchanged. Sugar
quiet and unchanged Moasss gnies ana Nice
TurpentInc steady. Pork lower; new mess, 1880
@$f9.35. Lard lower; prime steam, l1Se.; new,
s11.4o. Whiskey hrmer; sl.14 bidi $l.io asked
ft''s '''0' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Flour active and un;
changed. Wheat more active and hrmer; Mary ns
"a g?o 1s IT, soa'Gern corn
white, 57@5sc.; yellow, 58@57c. Oats lower;
southern gee R qe PEov,sSss sasSaE
crs, SIC. --clcar rib, 10ac: BaconIshosldefs,, 9g
9sc clear rib ll4@IlAc LardKshnssd o m2S
l2sc. Coffee steady and unchanged Hhiskey 9u!st
ut S1.13. Sugar quiet and steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 2-Flour dull and nominal
extra, $3@$3.25;. family, $350@S4. Wheat In
5 soe.@ ss White, o5. Corn dail white.
active Pork, 81 s.bO Balk-meats- 7Ac.;
sar ed i ssnE dei seaE siaes
keg, lac. Whiskcy, s1.10.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Flour dull and mn
changed Wheat steady. Corn quiet and easy; no.
8 mixed 44@45c. Oats dull; mixed, 23SZ5c.
quiet. Pork-Jobbins, Sl8@$l9.25. BIk-meats
,sier; shoulders TIC. clear ribsides, 9Hc.; clear
sides, lO4c. Bacon steady shoulders, sse.; clear g.
rib-sides iOKc.: clear sides, INC. Lard In good de-
lnand. Whiskey ingood demand.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 2.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat Arm; No. . red fall, $l.15; No. . RED taii,
SIC. Corn fairly active; No; mixed, 4o!t94lc,
cash. Oats dull Rye, 4s4@494c. Whiskey steady NJ
SI.IO. Pork dun at Sl0.25. Lard quiet; winter,
iOKc.; summer, 11Kc. Hulk-meats nominaiiy uia-
changed Bacon dull and dropping shoulders, oc-,
clulr-rib and clear sides, l04c. and 1OSc.
BALTIMORELIvE-SToC MARKET.
BALTIMORE. August 2.-Cattle have been dnl
and heavy during the past week, and prices are ag
,Ac lower; very best, 5G5xc.; nrst quality, 4saoc..
medium or good fair quality, 3s@3Nc.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen, and cows 393ae. most s sas
head. Hogs have been In moderate demand, ana
prices are k614c. higher range, a@10c.; reccapts.
1854 head. Sheep-Gc,d grades nave been m Lair
demand; common dull and heavyj range, 1000 >
raceipta. n. O67 head.
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BY Telegraph.
rI-xy WORK

NEW YORK, August 2cEson1S.ocksE active Sbses ana
= nns aGak: Short, 490S. Governments duh, anu
prices little better States quiet and steady I,
Epenin1.-Money dull ut 2: Sterling QUE. ~. ~
aSfL Gold quiet Mt 111k. Goyernments-Lht!e
doing and steady. States nominal. 81
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2-yirginia 8's DEL erred
5a; consols, 66; second series, 80. Softh CafohhA
(,t5. old, 15, .5fss-F - U
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NEGROES AS VOTERS.
OPPRESSION OF WHITES.
USES OF EMocRACY
NINE PERSONS DROWNED

No Pardon For Fenians.
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THE TEST NEWS.

THE La TEST NEWS.
LAMAR's BIG SPEECH.
HIS DEFENCE OF THE SOUTH.
POSITION OF THE RACES.
NEGROES AS VOTERS.
OPPRESSION OF WHITES.
USES OF DEMOCRACY.
NINE PERSONS DROWNED.
No Pardon For Fenians.
FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE
STIRRING EASTERN NOTES.
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GOOD PATTERN OF MAN.

The mcn are frank and Sood-humored,
temperate and industrious. Money is never
plenty, Is the world understands it, among
mountain pastoral people. Therefore, Il
lIttir sum is =. big one with them, and
what is Il show of economy necessary
amongt them is often considered by the
stranger as parsimony. For myself, / con-
slider the mountaincer good pattern OF man.
The worst thing that ever happened for the
people Of the Virginia mountains was the
public policy about lands and liabilities.
Inc vast grants to individuals became Sc
rlous obstacle to settlement, and installed a
War between absent landowners and the
people Of the mountains, and in the pro-
gress Of that war, together with the strategic
ingenuity OF land-speculators, the public
morals suffered heavily. But these causes
must cease in time, and with them their eff
1ects. With philosophic allowance for
these things, would say that as virtue re-
tires before the depravitics OF dense popu-
iatlons, she will find home both congenial
and peaceful in the Virginia mountains,
where, indeed, she now finds a grateful
rest.
PIANO AND sPISSING-wHEEL.
The young people are unaffected and
cheerful, as go should be youtheyeryWhere.
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ruE CHINESE EMIGRATION QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-The presiding
of1icer 81 the Senate has appointed Messrs.
Morton. Sargent, and Cooper. members on
the the mart OF the Senate OF the Joint commit
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The young people are unaffected and
cheerful, as so should be youtheyeryWhere.
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RICHMc)ND MARKETS..

els. q. IS
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LIS DEFENCE OF THE SOUTH.

POSITION OF THE RACES.
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4 Rorrx ~ c,scIssAr1. s,r. david Sin.

4 Fogua IN CiscISSa Ar. Ms. David Sin
non. Of Cincinnati, has engaged aofurnish
Thai city with IN esplanade, or forum, de.
signed for open-air rmee tings, concerts, and
s,sch things An open square In front Of
the city government building is 20 be taken,
raised above the surrounding streets, sur
rounded by stone curling, and paved
with freestone slabs. The pavement will be
forty-eight by three hundred and sixty feet
and will be very ornamental. Centrally To-
Gated will be a rostrum about sixty feet
long by thirtywidc, with senii.circnlar ends.
It win consist OF a platform two feet high,
surrounded by continuous steps, and upon
this q second platform twenty-five leet
square, and five and half feet above tne
pavement, with semi-circular prolectlons
ct each end for the use OF speakers, fianked
by. double flights of steps. The upper
platform, built of blue granite, ana girt
DIV baiustrade Of polished req scotch
granite. viii be lighted by. bronze Candida
brs. and emphasized at the corners py
pedestaIs bearing bronze griffins. In the
middle is to be groupof bronze sculpture,
some forty-fiye feet high, OF which 1t IS pro-
posed that the central figure shall be a statue
If Cincinnatts. fL
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r7oR RENT, TWO CoMMoD1oUssm
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1,1a s.a.ts. Win sfs large and convenient rooms
Kitchens. &C., with modern improvements ana III u
periessas oTSer' fis fiIeJ r. IHPscoMB CO.
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