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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-31
WOOD AND CksAs..

r5NHE BEST FUEL CHEAP IN RED
l. and WHITE-ASTI ANTHRACITE COAf. tall
iI lEArIi Sf BiTuS S6f GRirE and ENGINE
COAL, BELLONA SOFT COKE, and the hest DRY
PINE and OAK WOOD. sawed. spll', and long,) ut
sl mha an' 'a's streets an" ''s " T. WATKINS
s p. LATHROP SELLS THE BEST
~. ANTHRACITE COAL:
VEST F. Y Ikflik5r s ri! iir S e2A1
STEAM GOALS.
NH 10 Seventeenth stree, 4; Draw-briJgc.
co OK CLOVER HILL COAL s..
2I:ZO. delivered IL any part Of dd the et:y:
L aanns ur .G4 SR ?SEE'sc dh cheapest ever
offered" quality considered m m c. IpS Sgsn,
NH Seventh and Byrd.
NOALMONT VA BLoCK CoAL,un-
" surpassed as Il CRATE coal Branch Office coruerot
Broad and Jefferson streets. Coalnont Block Coal
Is more economical for CRATES than any local coal, rs
1t takes less kndling-wood. burns up much closer,
retains fire much longer, emits no sulphur For
making small lire You can use far less: nor Is there
anything like the quantity Of cinder III CoaI Mont
p. X. DARLINGTON,
NH Seventeenth and Cary streets.
HEAVY REDUCTION IN ny MA
~ GfINE7PREPARE RE- ,; SAVED fI AND KIN;
FRESH ANTHRACITE just arrived. Prices 70 suit
the times. Full supply Of all Goals, Coke. or Wood
ut my branch office. of Er,nd and Jefferson
streets or 1T L. L. CARRISGTOS'S-
NH 2 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
DEN. FRANKLIN COAL.
This day landing AGO tons Of the celebrated Ben
Franklin and Reliance Red and White Ash Egg.
Stove, and Chestnut COAL.
Those In want nj choice article will please send
IN their Orders. Dealers furnished on liberal terms.
WRIT ROBERTS,.
fc II rorur. ""nth and Cary s'r"ets.
GOAL AND WOOD.-ChcaDeSt and best
" fuel ! market Beet grst-c!a>s Nut, Crate. Egg,
aud Stove Anthracite from -, 500, IT, $3.50 per
ton of 1000 pounds delivered. Liberia dctucliGn>
TO dealers. West Virginia. Splinf- $3.50 to 1925
per load Of 1000 pounds. 81 to 1925 per ion OF
1000 pounds Clover Hill and Sof: Coke from
f3.25 10 *5.2j per 1000 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD rs low as the Lowest: Call AMI ne convinced.
BE sure to ask Cor PAGE. Nineteenth and cary
streets fell CHARLES II. PAGE.
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lLk;, PREPARED by ii. r. STEVENS
BOSTOS. MASS,
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THE COLLEGES OF TIE UNITED STATES.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Thc representa-
tives OF tue different colleges OF the United
States met here to-day to consider the
report of the committee appointed at the
last meeting to re-draft constitution. The
colleges represented were Princeton, Will
lams, Cornell, Wesleyan, Syracuse, New
York University, Northwestern University,
st. Johns, Lafayette, College OF New Jer-
sey,; Hamilton Rutgers, New York College,
and Madison University. TWAS decided
that articles of incorporation be drawn up,
and several ,well-known gentlemen were
requested to act as incorporators. The new
constitutionlwasa adopted. ~ ...s~. -
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= : = 'CUTTUE FACTOIsf HURNEDsuN - 4
MUssoNV1LIE, n: H., March 3O.--Colony
& Sons cotton factory has been burned.
Loss, 500, 900. - - !.
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STANTON.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF 4 MlNISTER-EEPU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y : ASE CoLOEED
TEACHER Unwilling BtfNT-BQI SHOT,
-. ~.
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LYNCH-LAWi IN KENTUCKY.

: CINCINNATI, March 30.-Near Walton,
KY, Tuesday night negro named Parker
Mayo attempted an assault upon the person
of a nine.year-old daughter Of William
Murray during the absence OF her parents.
The child was seriously injured. The next
day he attempted the same on n farmers
wife residing in the vicinity. At about .
O'Clock this morning his body was found
banging to the .lunb Of n. tree about mile
from the TOWN. M, -"
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DEN. FRANKLIN COAL.

This day landing AGO tons OF the celebrated Ben
Franklin and Reliance Red and White Ash Egg.
Stove, and Chestnut COAL.
Those IN want nf = choice article will please send
IN their Orders. Dealers furnished on liberal terms
WRIT ROBERTS,.
fc IL rorur. ,y..', .."nth and Cary s'r"ete.
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was in session three hours to-day, and fully
discussed the South Carolina question: No
vote was taken, bat the expression OF opin-
ion OF the different members showed that on.
a division the majority would be in favor OF
the immediate with draWal jof the troops
from the State House! 80 ! Ill -
Hampton wrote aileter to this president
Tonight saying tilatIhe might not have the
opportunity to see hlna AGAIN, and assuring
him that :hecould and would secureta bBo-.
lutte freedom, peace, and equality toaboth
,Whitehn tdlofed citizens of the, Estate SO
soon as the troops should be withdrawn,
but intimating at the same time that he
would consent TO no bargain or compromise
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About the Sntro Tunnel,

SAN Francisco, June 1.-The Stock
Reporter to-day publishes an interview
with Adolph Sutro, induced by letter
Of inquiry from heavy operator in Wall
street. The following is the substance OF
Sutro's remarks: Header is now in
about 1900 feet; rate Of progress ex.
pected TO average about 800 feet month.
The work has been prosecuted for eight
years at an average cost Of about $1,000
day. The exact time in reaching Com.
stock proper, at the Savage Works, can
not at present be fixed. One estimate is
that ten months more will suffice. Sug.
gestions were made by several well known
miners that the tunnel could not be kept
open when il reached the real Comstock
formation which has given SO much trou.
BILE TO the miners in the past and is still
such an obstacle. sutro explained that
the tunnel company had no fears on this
score. They had already passed through
material similar 10 and quite as
difficult as any met with in the main lode
since the work has been started, and extra
precaution is required in the formations
met with. Tho swelling Of the ground was
undoubtedly great disadvantage, but
could be readily overcome. They had cut
several quartz veins, some Of them giving
valuable assays. The people must not
look on the tunnel in the light OF a pros.
pective enterprise. AT present the inten-
tlon is simply to push the tunnel ahead as
fast as possible and disregard the eide is
sues. The work Of prospecting has never
been prosecuted in any way, and would
not be attempted until the tunnel was put
through. Mr.. Sutro expressed the opin.
ion before the Savage ground was reached
that the tunnel might be cut through
some valuable ore. As TO the rumors Of
a change OF control Of the stock Of the
company, Mr.. Sutro replied that the
management could never be wrcsted from
him,
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NoRMsrowN, Pa, June 1.-The village
Of New Centreville, on the Chester Val.
ley r. r., about six miles west Of this
place, was almost entirely destroyed by
fire this morning.
OTTAWA, oSr, June la fite in the
town Of Hull to-day burned Eddis' sta.
bles and 43 horses, q row Of warehouses
and large quantity Of pals and tubs
100000 bundles Of lath and $4,000 feet oI
red pine. Loss about $4,000; insurance
small.
PITTSBURGH, June 1.-The prcss works
Of c. P. Markell & Co.'s paper mills, al
West Newton, were destroyed by fro TO-
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $685.
900.
About o'clock this morning the Pitts.
burgh Steel Casting Company's Works
corner 26th and Railroad streets, were
burned down. $4,000 worth OF patterns
were burned. The FIRE caught In the gal
furnace. Loss s75,oOOi insurance $685.
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BELIAIRE LocA1S.-The sad and IN.
timely death Of Mrs. D. ]. Smith, as an.
nounced yesterday morning, was received
at the time with GStonishment and deep
feeling Of sympathy for the bereayed
family and the large circle Of relatives
and friends who mourn the loss Of a no.
bic, true.hearted, Christian lady. The
deceased for over D year previous TO her
death Hhowed marked signS Of despond-
ency and slight mental arrangement.
Her husband, In consequence, about si1
months ago, sent her 10 Dayton TO receive
proper treatment al an asylum, from
which place she returned only about
three months ago with but sligh improve.
ment in health or mind. Since
her return, all precautionary meas.
ures were taken TO prevent her
from doing any bodily injury 10 her.
self, but last Thursday, and, shortly after
the departure Of her mother, who had
spent day visiting her, TO return to
Wheeling upon the 4:45 P. n. aecommo-
dation train, did the deceased commit
the rash act Of self murder, by procur.
ing revolver in some mysterious man.
ner in a room occupied by her son, The
funeral Of the deceased will take place
from her former residence on Gravel
Hill at 2 P. N. to-day. Her remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, Of your
city, for interment.
Ice cream and strawberry festival for
the benefit Of the Bellaire Reading room,
will be given next week at the Reading
room in the Centennial Hotel building,
Colored base ball amateurs from
Wheeling played 3 game ut Indian Ran
bottom yesterday afternoon.
The NJ. E. Church is receiving a new
coat OF red paint outside.
Several car loads Of immigrants passed
through here via the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad en- route to the promised far
West.
Itis reported that an effort will soon
be made TO extend the corporate limits Of
the city Of BellAire as far as BenHon'S
Ferry. Such move would not only re.
ceive the approval Of our citizenp, but
would also facilitate persons residing
thereaboutS in sending their children to
the Fifth Ward school, instead OF 10 West
Wheeling, as now compelled 10 do, II be.
ing outside Of the corporation.
Officer Mccormick escorted Mr.. Bull
McMullen TO the city pasture for being
disorderly and insulting al the Firemens'
ball on Wednesday night last, j. D..
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dre8s 70 dAmbetla. The address IL mod
crate In tone and thanks Gambetta TO
his efforts In behalf OF the Republic. NJ
Gambetta congratulated the students OIL
their firm and patient attitude. He ex
pressed the conviction that the bound
Of legality would not be overpASSCd, an(
that the question must be referred 10 III,
judgment ot the country. In the possible
contingency Of MaeMahon's resignation
he said, NJ. Theirs was q statesman vel
fitted TO become again perfectly consti-
tutional President,
ROUGH ON THE EDITORS.
PARIS, June 1.-The editors OF tht
Radical Bee have been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and TO pay 81, l,OOC
hne for insulting President Mcmahon
and defending the Commune, and the
publication OF the Radical ia suspended
Tor six monts at Perpignan. The editors
oil two republican papers have been sen.
fenced TO 10 months imprisonment and
S4OO fine, and two years imprisonment
and $500 fine respectively for similar
otienses. Proceedings have been institu.
ted against all German papsrs.
The Courier, Of Orange, and Monileur
states that Count de Chambord has
advanced his adherents in the Senate
10 vote in favor Of q dissolution OF the
Chamber, so as not 10 render the Legiti.
mist party responsible for the grave con-
sequences which might ensue II dissolu.
tion was refused. The government has
not yet taken any definite resolution about
reprorogulng the Chamber. The Left
appears resolved to oppose second pro-
roguing rs unconstitutional.
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New YORK, June l.-FlOur-Scarcely 80
much doing and n shade frmer; No. 2,
s. 62}Ga5 80, superfne western and state
IS 75a6 %, common to good 81 5OaG S5,
good to choice So 9OA7 o., white wheat ex.
ira 81 0ja7 so, fancy 81 S5a9 90, extra Ohio
So 5Oas 80, st. Louis SO 75alO 25, Minnesota
patent process 81 sail 90. Wheat-More
doing, mainly export; old spring 81 3S, un.
graded spring 81 64al 65, No. 2Milwaukee
81 76a1 so, No. 8 do 81 56a1 5S, white Michi.
gan 81 95a9 on. Kye-Steady at SOas2c.
Barley-QuiGt but firm. Malt-Quiet but
firm. Corn-Dull; ungraded western mixed
S?a57c, steam mixed 5419a55c. Oats
More steady western mixed and State 4Oa
64c, white western 46a6Sc. uay-Steady;
shipping 7Oa75c. HOps-Dull; new western
SalSc, yearlings 6al0c. COilee-Quiet but
firm; Rio cargoes l64a2OHc, gold; iobbing
i63Ga22c, gold. Sugar Quiet but firm;
fair to good refining I0HalO9Gc; prime
lOHc. MolaSses-New Orleans at 55a6Oc.
Riee-Steady. Whisky-DulI, nominally
at 81 1l1S.
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a Forgery Fixed on the New
York sun.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.--Gen. Garfield,
who passed through here to-day en- route
TO. Mobile, left the following directed
to the general agent Of the Associated
Press:
DEAR srR-I have Just seen in the Gin.
cinnati Commercial Of this morning copied
from the New York Sun, which purports
10 be letter OF the President to me. II
is forgery in every line and word.
Signed ]. A.GARFIELD.
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The Science left for Parkersbu:g al
1880 AN.
The Ragon arrived from Pittsburgh al
10 A. H., having PtuCk at the Sisters four
or Eve hours. She will take the place Of
the Express this morning in the PArkers,
burg trade.
The Express will make two trips 10
Lock woods Grovslo day, with excursion
parties.
The Hudson arrived last night from
Cincinnati. She will return this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Relief passed down yesterday with
tow Of oil.
The steamers Tempest, Star Of the
West, Telegram and ONeal are running
as usual.
The marks last evening indicated
feet inch and falling.
The steamer ]. NJ. Kerr will take the
Fashions place in the steubenyille and
Liverpool trade the frst Of next week.
Five days and three hours is pretty
good time for St. Louis boat 10 run
from New Orleans to St. Louis. The
Great Republic did it.
The Granite State turned back from
Steubenville in consequence Of low water
The RhoadS was obliged to refuse Pitts
burgh freight at 81. Louis. She will no
likely attempt 10 come above Cincinnati
unless there is more water by the tint
she gets there than at present.
The steamer Mary Miller, from ST.
Louis, has for this end Of the river
Wheeling-l00 lbs FIRE clay. Pittsburgh
10 tcs lard, SS bbls scrap iron, lot loose
iron, ] horse, l sewing machine.
Capt. al. Burriss, the famed diver, ID
at Middleport, Ohio, examining the
sunken Liberty No. 4. Capt. Burriss
now has charge Of the wrecking steamer
Salvor.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 1.-Riyer l foot
inches and falling, Weather clear and
warm.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-Arrived-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Maude, Vicksburg; Min,
neapolis, ST.. Paul. Departed-Wal
Eagle, Keokuk; Warner and bargeS, New
OEleansi MlnneapOllbI 6t. raul. River
falling slowly. Heavy thunder storm
this afternoon.
CAIRO, June 1.-Arfived-Johu L
Rhoads, 81. Louis; 81. Genevieve, ST.
Louis. Departed-John L. Rhoads
Pittsburgh; St. Genevieve, 81. Louis
River 81 feet II inches and falling
Weather fair.
LOUISVILLE, June l.-Weather partly
cloudy and warm. Up Nashville, j
D. Parker. Down-Laura Davis. River
5 feet 8 inches.
New ORLEASF, June 1.-No Arrivalt
or departures. Weather clear and warm
VICKsBuRo, June 1.-Riverssfell one
inch. Weather clear and warm. Up
Phil. Allen, Robert Mitchell and Bar
nard.
CIsc1NNArr, June 1.-River 0 feet
inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and sultry. Arrived-Mary Mil
Ter, from St. Louis; ]. D. Parker, from
Memphis. Departed-Courier, for Wheel
ing.
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RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-The Postal
Commission, accompanied by Postmaster
General Key, have arrived from Chatta.
nooga. They were met at BurkvilIe by a
committee Of the commerce organizations
Of this city. A meeting will be held TO.
night in the Hall Of the House OF Dele.
gates for a conference between the Com.
mission and business men in relation to
the postal service, at which the Mayor
presides and will welcome the members
OF the CommiHHion.
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ITALY.
The Pone,s DcposIt.

ROME, June 1.-Itisstated that a large
portion Of the 100000 which the Pope
has already received IRON the pilgrims
has been RENTED to London and de posit.
cd to provide against the needs Of the
Holy See.
A dispatch from Constantinoplc states
that the Porte has issued a notice warn.
ing mariners Of its intention to place tor.
pedoes in a certain portion OF the Darda.
nelles and Bay Of Smyrna.
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CINCINNATI, June 1.-Cottou-Stcady
and in fair demand at lOSsc. Flour-Firn
and not quotaOly higher. Wheat-Suong
red 81 Goal 75. Corn-Firmer at 46aiSc
Rye-Demand fair and market firm at T0n
SEC: Barley-Quiet and unchanged, Pork
Quiet at.$l4 50. Lard--In good demand
steam 50 25a9 80; kettle l0alO4c. Bulk
Meats-StrOng; shoulders at 81 IS cash; &c
seller June; short rib 71sc; short clear 79Gc
BacOn-Demand fair and market firm al
S. 75a7 s5aS 25aS SIX. Buttcr-Dull and
unchanged. Clover seed-Demand light
and holders firm at 72c. Whiaky-Steady
and in fair demand at 81 or.
HoGs-steady, firm and unchanged.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 1.-FlOur - Quiet and
firm. Wheat-Active, firm and higher at
81 5lN cash; 81 5SN July; 81 81 Angst; No.
., 81 ~; rejected 95c. Corn-ActiVe and a
shade higher at 4SAc cash, 475sc July,
AK; August, rejected at 4lc. Oats.
Steady with q fair demand at SOI<c cash,
SSHc July; rejected Csc. Rye-Uunchang.
cd. Barley-steady and unchanged. Pork
Steady with fair demand at SIS 70 cash,
SIS 80 July, Sl3 OK August. Lard
Steady with fair demand At 50 80 cash,
81 4Oa9 42H July, 80 521Ea9 IS Aug. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady aud unchanged at 81 or.
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PHILADELPHIA June l.-Flour--Firmer:
superfne 50 0Oa8 80; extra So 75a7 25; Min.
nesota family IS 75a9 20; Pennsylvania
red 50 0Oa9 l21S; high grades $40 0Oall on.
Wheat-Firmer; Pennsylvania red 81 S5a
| 90; amber 81 9ja2 90; white 50 O0a2 O5.
Rye-Dull at soc. COMMUNICATED; vel.
low 69aGSc; mixed 59a6lo. Oats-Western
45R4Sc; white A6a5Oc. Seeds Clover I9a
lac. Hams S9zal0Hc. Butter-Dull; west.
ern extra lGalSc. Cheese-Quiet; western
1lXHl2c. Eggs-Western l5al6c. Petro.
lenm-Steadyi refined l4Nc; crude lOHc.
WhiSky-WeStern at 81 II,
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TOLEDO, June l.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
Stronger No. white Michigan 81 90; No.
? do 81 Is; amber Michigan spot and seller
June 81 81; No. 9 do 81 "a; No. 9 red winter
spot 81 IS; seller June 81 70; seller July,
new or old, 81 55; seller August do 81 81;
No. 3 red 81 60. Corn-Quiet but steady;
hiSh mixed and spot 69ci No. 2 spot and
seller June5lC; seller July 5SHc; seller Au.
gust 55l4; No. 2 white 55c; rejected 4SKc,
Oats-Dull; No. ., 42c; white 45c; Michigan
43c.
Ar. M.-Flour-EaSier. Wheat-Steady:
amber Michigan seller June held at 81 Sia
! S0H bid; No. Q red winter seller June
81 "a; seller July. new and old, 81 IS; Day.
ton and Michigan red spot 81 5S; seller
June 81 G0. Corn-Dull and steady; high
mixed seller June 81 Nc; seller August Sc:
No. 2 spot offered 5O1c; seller June 5OXc:
last half June 5lHc; seller July 5sc; seller
August 55c.
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SALT LAKE, June LAT a meeting oi
prominent citizens held at the Walker
House, to-day, to investigate the report
Of the attempted assassination yesterday
of Mr.. stillson, the New York Herald cor.
respondent, Mayor Little was called on to
preside. The testimony Of a number OF
persons were taken, among whom was the
proprietor and several walters. No def.
mite conclusion was arrived at, but Still
sons statements are generally believed.
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Raid on Tennessee DIstillcries.

MEMPHIS, June l.-General Patterson,
Collector ofthiS District, returned to-day
from rad on illicit distilleries in Henry
county, near the Kentucky line. He had
twelve men with him, and destroyed six
distillerles and large quantity Of mash
and other materials. Runners preceded
him and gave notice, so several stills were
removed and the moonshiners escap-
ed. General Patterson and party rode
ahuudred and fifty miles in forty.eight
hours in order to effect the capture Of
their stills.
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GENERAL NEws.-The RegiStsr is the
only paper in this Congressional Dis.
trict that advocates Charleston as the
place for the Capital.
Thirty.fve cents is the opening price
thus far for wool in Greene county, Pa.
The Castle Shannon narrow gauge pro.
ject pittsburgh to Washington, Pa is
not likely to become a success for the
present.
The Hon. John Il. Ewing, OF Washing.
ton, Pa, owns a good deal Of land near
Burton, in Marion county, in this State,
whereOn he grazes large number OF
sheep lie bought the land long ago
when it was very cheap.
The Wetzel Vindieator lamCnts over
the fact that Wheeling has become de.
moralized and increduIous on the subject
Of spiritualism owing to the humbugs
and SwindlerS that have visited US. It
contends that there Is genuine article
OfspirituaIism.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad stock
is quoted down 10 50 this morning. There
are, however, no sales these dayO.
The census just taken shows popuIa.
ton Of SSl in New MartinsVille.
The Wetzel Messenger says that the
Phaeton has good trip almost every
day.
Col. Sullivan, Of Bellaire, ia in New
York trying to bond his B. \ s. W. Mar
row Gauge road. The enterprise dtags
along very slow.
Col. Bob Blair, of Richie, says that
the people Of Tyler county are unanimous
for Clarksburg. OF course they are.
The dispatches this morning announce
that VIM. Ware Peck, Esq, of New York,
we'll known in this city, has been appoint.
cd US. Attorney for the territory OF Wy.
oming.
The Ritchie Gasaas says that the
Wheeling Register "hOwled for the Capt..
tai to be removed temporarily to Wheel.
ing" in order to get it where 1t could
be thereafter located to better advantage
than at Charleston, Now 1t wants II TO
so back to Charleston. An explanation
isnCeded.
A.W, Kuhn and William Clendenen,
otWellsburg,huve each bought 80 acres Of
land near Ottawa, Kansas, and are going
there to live.
John c. ROssbOroush, Esq, Of ST.,
Louis, recently married Miss Rachel,
daughter Of Hon., c. Gist, Of Brooke
county.
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CINCINNATI, June 1.-The 57th annual
convention Of the New Church began its
session here to-day, Rev. Chauncey GileS,
Of New York, presiding. The delegates
represent eleven associations and four
detached societies. The whole number
Of societies which report directly to this
convention Is about eighty, including the
United States and Canada,
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PHlLADELPnIA,J June l.-Wool-In i'm.
proved demand and prices steady; supply
light. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia HH and above 42ci extra 40a42c; me.
dium 4Oa42c; coarse S5a37l%c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine 35a
SIC medium 2sa4Oc; coarse 33a36c; combing
washed 45a50c; unwashed S4a35c; Canada
cOmbing 45a50c; fue unwashed 25a2Sc:
coarse and medium unwashed CSC; Tub
washed 35a40c.
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south CaroIlnn RenuaIntion.

COLUMBIA, June 1.-The committee Of
conference on the appropriation for tho
payment Of the interest on the State debt
failed to agree. A free conference OF
both branches OF the Legislature has been
appointed. The defeat, however, Of the
entire bill isepxected.