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from Col r.,.,,r
very Mite IL being done by our po-
nee magistrates at present 0obncty
The much talked Of race between
lhe NOISES owned by Nessr'. ial tItl-
gerald ana hIIl Elliott, comes of On
Tuesday
The Drlr, hand wiI favor the rro-
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"A Young negro boy. who was riding
4 epiri,rd horse mn Walnut street vr.,er.
day afternoon, vas THROWN off ana e
v.rlv i,,iur.t
DO not stupcry your BABY with
opium or morpha mixture. but use Dr.
Bans BABY syrup which Is Away, safe
ana reliable HnI never dl.appoiu's. u
cents.
Mr.. N,ro},er y,,,s r,, l.,,., ,.,,,,f,.
Comirgs y..tori,v f,r o,.sin, p"Ir
Winters. She was fined five dollars and
costs. and DISCHARGED after having the
! same.
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where her husband hg, bocp for some
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nc 1''lN c""ic'' people gave mu'
'''"' concert i''I hIsht' LOT the purpose
ol F"'''n3 money 10 pay the salary OF The !
Minister MISS annie Pitcher o. this |
'''y' prc,i1ed al tIie piano.
Perry Brown. = Ni..ouri,r wa,
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Mr.. Louis Herbert, Ohio levee, is the
agent for Moerein's celebrated Cincin-
natl beer. An extra fine article. saw
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Louis Herbert, Ohio levce, sells
Moerleln's celebrated Cincinnati lager
beer at wholesale and retail. 2w.
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Cairo Bulletin Company.
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Rcnlistnt- ALcucIea

NJ j. HOWLtI Real L-tate Agent Euy'
tIi sells re1l estate, collects rents. lays us''
,OT nuu-uslIeHt- etc. Commercial enur uc-
tween Ninth a,d Tenth stscrts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

THE ELECTIONS FOR CoUNC1Ls-G GENERAL
Paris, November 4-Hidnight.-Littl is
known at this hour OF the results OF the
elections for members Of the Councils-Gene-
raj, which were held to-day. The returns
SO far received show that the Duke de Bro
glie and Admiral Ronciere LeNoury have
failed Of reelection, and NJ. Fouquet Bona
partistl has been elected in place OF the for
mer.
london, November 5.-The Paris dispatch
OF the Times says the returns OF the de-
partmental elections, as far as known, show
that twenty-eight Republicans and nine
Conservatives have been elected to the
Councils-General, and the Republicans
have eight new members. The Duke de
Broglie's defeat by Bonapartist will doubt
less create great sensation and have con-
siderable influence on the decisions of the
Government. The Paris Conservatives allege
that the following list of members Of the new
Cabinet is detnitive, but its authenticity is
contested in all Liberal circles M. Ponyer
Quertier, President OF the Council and Min.
ister Of Finance; NJ. De Welche, Minister
OF the Interior; NJ. De Vogue, Minister oil
Foreign Affairs; NJ. Delsal, Minister OF
Justice; III. Dumas, Minister Of Public In.
struction NJ. Montgolfier, Minister Of Pub
lie Works; N. Clement, Minister OF Agri-
culture. The Iimes'S correspondent does
not believe that such Ministry can be sat-
isfactory to the Left. g., ... ,...
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An EnrfhHuSke.
SHOCKS FELT IN VARIOUS PLACKs-A GENERAL
AWAKENING.

SHOCKS FELT IN VARIOUS PI.ACKS--A GENERAL
AWAKENING.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November A
slight shock OF an earthquake was felt here
at O'Clock this morning. ., ..:-s'.r
MONTREAL, November 1.-Two very heavy
shocks OF an earthquake were experienced
here III O'Clock this morning. Violent
shocks were also felt simultaneously at OF
tawa, Cornwall, and other places, e. ia.'f'
Boston, November A shock OF earth
quake was felt this morning in Northern
New Hampshire, Vermont, and Western
Massachusetts,.
At Lebanon. New Hampshire, buildings
were scnsibly shaken and bells rupg. The
shock lasted forty seconds. a r -, r.. =,
At Montpelier people were rudely AWAKE
ened by several successive shocks, lasting
some fifteen minutes. At n orthamDton,
Mass, glass was broken in houses, furni-
ture shaken up, and people awakened.
WATERFOWL, November A severe
shock OF earthquake was felt ut Ogdens-
burg at o'clock this morning, passing
from west to east, lasting over one minute.
The shock was also felt at Cape Vincent,
where windows, stores, dishes. &c, were
yisibly shaken.
Hartford, Conn, November A slight
earthquake was observed in Hartford and
the adjoining town OF Windsor ut LOG this
morning. .
An earthquake was felt at Glen
Falls. Lake George, and SchuylerYille at 2
O'Clock yesterday morning. loud, rum
bling noise, followed by shaking Of build
ings and breaking crockery. b..
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PETERSBURG.

r-pxcr POLITICAL. EXCITEMENT--MESSRs.
nypS,Rp AND WALSH AcCEPT-XR. HAAlI-
TON N THE HANDS OF HIS fRlENDs-TiiE
Observation-Disclosures BALLoT-PRo-
POSITION FOR wITHDRAwAL-MAsS-AEE
rcorrc<rondcnce or the Richmond Dspatchl
NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
The community has been in the highest
state Of excitement to-day in consequence
of the political status on the eve OF the cleo
ton. Ia the morning papers Messrs. George
s. Bernard and Charles NJ. Walsh publish
cards OF acceptance, certificates OF their
nomination by the Conservative Convention
on Friday night having been awarded tnem
by Colonel William Z. Hinton, the president
ri tho Convention. Mr.. Alexander Hamll-
ton also publishes q card giving "a pam
statement Of facts y in the case, ana PAGES
himself in the hands Of his friends as re-
cartis his candidacy for the House OF
Delegates. The twelve Hamilton dele
gates in the Convention assert that on
tho last ballot, in which McSsrs. Ber-
nard and Walsh received thirteen out
~ the tweaty-four votes cast, they cid
no. cas-. single vote for Bernard and
walsh, and that therefore the ballot was
irregular. To-day the twelve Bernard and
Walsh delegates make oath that on the last
ballot they each cast one ballot, and one
only. and that for McsSrs. Bernard and
Walsh-thus refuting the charge OF any
fraud on their side Of the House, as
charged. .-.s
Colonel Hinton, the chairman OF the Con-
ycntion and city superintendent, has issued
n card 10 the public, which has been dis
tributcd all over the city II circular form,
giving full statement OF the proceedings
OF the Convention. --.'.
There is no doubt OF the existence OF
widespread dissatisfaction caused by the
last ballot OF the Convention, but as yet no.
thing has been done to heal the differences
in the party. I'D -..,iY
Mr.. Bernard to-day wrote to Mr.. Hamil-
ton proposing that both should withdraw
and allow the Convention to assemble to-
night and nominate anew man, with Mr..
Walsh on the ticket. This proposition, it
is understood, Mr. Hamilton declines.
1t is announced this afternoon by tue
friends OF Mr.. Hamilton that lie Is not and
will not he candidate for. election to-mor-
row. .' 3" .'..' p. . ."'
mass-mccting of the Conservative voters
has been called to be held at the Academy
OF Music tonight to ratiiy the nominations
OF McSsrs. Bernard and Walsh. Several
gentlemen will speak. ROBIN ADAIR.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
!. .-.;.5,E. MONDAY. November 8, 1877.
sALRs-SOO Richmond city six-per-cent. bond

- t. MONDAY. November 6, 1877.
sALEs.-s00 Richmond city sfx-per-cent bonds
sold at 101K. \
American Goid.-1024 bid.
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES guy PIG f or
bid Virginia, deferred. 5x bid; Virginia interest
certificates II bid: Virginia tnx-recefvable cou-
pons ss bid. sss asked: c.v az III hid.
R sS si.s s. Sd SIX sssed Peters
s H.s City ss IosK ssEsd; Lynelssrg Ely IS,
sss Saa sisy r. sos sd los e
Railrond Boads5yirgtnia Central Railroad ars1
Railsosd third Mortgage ss. J. and J., ray bid;
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage as. ).
and 80 bid Virginia Central Rsilroad nSn,mor
Elsns ana sss Tennessee Rsroad ird
ana II ss d IS sd
S sso9Rs aad Rsfosd dist
saee ss. j. and j., s5 bid; Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgake gs 4: and OLGA Did;
enond sne PS.Sao hd Free
rcksburg and Potomac Railroad morsgase 5,s, j;
and j., 95,5 bid: Richmond and Danytlie Railroad
consolidated 6s, NJ and ME %, ~ asked; neg 90
% DG hehmona, n York Ri1er and
road and Steamboat s's,J and j.; go 9id; North
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage go, N. and r., 40 bid. -. ,.uu
RnikT0ad St0css.-Richm0nd ana PETERSBURG
Railroad, 100 par, 2S bid; Richmond, Freder1cEs,
burg ana Potomac Railroad common. 100 par: SO
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Rail-
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. gnaranteed 100 par, Ok BIDS Rich
mond and Daaville- Railroad 100 par. 3i bid
asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par, SO bid. - . : q.
Bank Stocks.-B1rst National, l 90 par, II ~ bid !;
National Bank or Virginia, 100 par. 95 asked !:
Planters National. 100 par, lIoI bid. liza asked :
state Bank of Virginia, 100 par. 80 asked: Mer-
chants and Planters Savings, 25 par,l bid; Citi-
zcns Savings, rs par, 22 asked.
, Tnsnrancs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rinr. 25 par, 80 bid virginia State. 20 par. 2S5
bid 80 asked Virginia Home, 100 par. 100 bid,
Jos asked; Merchants and Mechanics: 100 par,
81 bid, 95 asked City, 100 par, 80 asked; Old Do
Coinnany. loo par, SIS asked Commercial FIre.Ifl-
snralice Company, 25 par. Tx bid; Richmond Fire
Association, rs par. II asked. ....t ......rs .''
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BAITIMoRE LryE.sToCK MARKEr
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
lppYvrn x-.,Ns't I.~ .ss.si


Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers, G. W. Allen. Co., AGENTS
Steamer Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, Inerchan-
Bark Ada Carter, Thur SION, Glousester. Mass in
ballast, to load for Rio. Dunlop 8 McCance.
,d sshso, Ga,tI Lana Wolf Ewing Phllaaepa'
Schooner Kate, Thomas, Baltimore, salt, Cringan,
si Schooner Anaerwibill, Dunn, Philadelphia. coal
.s-sis,s. SAILED. ,.r :. ......-
. Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers L. D.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell. Steelman, Philadcl-
phia ria Osborue's, coal, Currte j co.
. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. -
From New York November 3d. schooner Trail,
Sharp.
Bark Calls tBr.l, Erickson, sailed from Liverpool
hrig. Ellen NJ. Rowlev, Row1ey, sailed from New
York for Richmond November Sd. a -. 81.
Bark Wes.fold tNor., Pede6sen II from Richmond
on fs Rr;em mf Haskell, from Richmond for Rio
Janero, went to sea November Sd. ~
schooner f. g. Babcock, Tresn, from Richmond
at Providence November I'd. = .:..........
b" '.' BY Telegraph. ,..,-. !. ~.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Arriycd: Steamers
Camera, Celtic. Arrived out: Steamers Lord CLYDE,
Switzerland, State Of Nevada. llomeward bound
Steamers Beethoven. Carl New Orleans, Louis, Iy-
bee, Europa. Pensacola. .,....,..-
NEW DIRK, November 5.-Arrived: Steamer
4 Fort MONROE. November 5.-Arriyed: Brig
more: Bark Knthana, from Helo0et: Passed out {:
Ships Latnly, Rich, and Imperial, for Antwerp;
bnrks Rosa Madalena,. for Queenstown; Sarah A..
lin; Vesia. for Queenstown; Victoria, for pernam-
buco; Ruth Palmer; for Cork BFtise nn.,f FOR
for Rio; Rispah, Sligo; brgs Oronocto and New
FsS''i =. ',''" s'3..;'sp1 DISASTER. ~ 10"
VINEYARD HAVEN, November 5.-Ths schooner
Tennessee, from Vineyard Haven for Richmond.
Va, I'M collision this morning. was struck on the
starboard bow and badly damaged. She WIN repair
at New Bedford. -
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SERIOUS FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures
DESTRUCTION OF WHsKEY AND TOBACCO
Louisville, KY, November S.-A fire this
morning destroyed Herr g. Taylor's tobacco
factory. Estimated loss on stock, 10000
insurance, $4,000. The whiskey establish
ment Of J.,B. McIlwain & Son, adjoining,
was seriously damaged. Five hundred bar
rels OF Bourbon whiskey belonging to the
firm were destroyed; loss, $4,000. Three
hundred barrels belonging to j. A: Gun.
ningham and two hundred and fifteen bar
rels belonging to o. A. KNAPP We're also
consumed. Cunningham's loss is $4,000,
and Knapp's somewhat less. All the parties
were Insured TO the extent Of about two
thirds of their losses. ~ & IL, ... .
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Missouri.
NEW FINANCIAL SYSTEM ASKED FOR By TEE
g..y r..' FARMERS OF MISSOURI. - - a., So 4

NEW FINANCIAL SYSTEM ASKED FOR By TEE
II 49, FARMERS OF MISSOURI. II, a., , '.
= ST.. LOUIS, November 5.-The Journal Of
Agricalture, Of this city, has been forward
ed to Mr.. [Buekner, chairman OF the Com.
mittee on Banking and Currency. It con-
tains a farmers petition measuring 127 feet
in length and 5,573 names: The memorial
lists ask for a financial system independent
OF a metallic, basis, They insist that the
whole theory OF specie-resumption is :un-
philosophical and unsound; that values
being relative, the only thing which can be
said to be standard of value is necessarily
the mean relation Of all commodities that
money is simply a creature of law-an in
strument Of commerce. standard OF pay
ment. They claim that those who hold the
State colIaterals, as improved farms, must
have the privilege of borrowing money from
the public treasury on equal terms to those
who hold bonds. .s....i,. 49,, 4.t.. /
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STAUNTON.
MoFFETT-REGIsTER REPORT. d.

MUFFETI-REBISIE IL EFUHI
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
NOVEMBER ), 1877.
The Moile;t-register report for the month
twenty eight days. Of October MS officially
given the commissioner OF the revenue was
S40-equal to $3.50 per annum. The
liquor-tax paid by Staunton before this law
was only Sl,7T0. Stanton has 5000 inhab-
itants How does the honesty OF her liquor
merchants compare with that Of the liquor
merchants Of Norfolk, who, with $4,000 in
habitants and 200 registers, only returned
1903 tax: And where are the Norfolk
grand iuries: PENN.
Honest Staunton.] -. '-''.-.
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rsr Cuba. -.
A DECREE ISSUED.

HAVANA, November ga decree, dated
November Sd, has been issued declaring all
estates ruined during the war and in the
way Of reconstruction shall be free from
contribution for five years from the date OF
the decree. Every new estate and all new
prosperity acquired in: cities and villages OF
the central and oriental departments Will
have the same privilege. All industries
and commerce in said departments newly
established will be exempt for three years
from contributions. All female cattle, either
Spanish or foreign, imported into Cuba with
tile exclusive object Of raising stock, will be
duty free for two years. Instructions for
the fulflment OF this decree will be given at
retrospective centres OF the island. The
decree is received with much satisfaction.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 8 Cotton steady :uplands,
oreans IS sales l544 bales; eoGs s.,
Britain, g. 263 bales; France, 40 bales to the con-
tInsnt, l6,95o bales: to the channel 1854 bales.
Flour without deciaed change with very moderate
some lte inquiry of city mills for the West Indies.
market closing steady: southern eour without i'm
portant change. WhPaL &c. better for spring. 2@3c
higher on winter grades, which are active, with
speculative fair export, and city milling demand.
PORK shade frmer and very quiet: mess, sli:2S.
frmer n los fancy, Sill. Freights decidedly
1U e ht afa os.s s better ceeeR.o quiet
and heavy; scargoes quoted at l3H@ieHc., sola.
Sugar dull and unchanged; refined quiet and nm
Orleans; 3U@4ec., for old do, Rice quiet and un-
changed. Petroleum dull and lower at SC; refined,
l3c. Tallow steady. Rosin and turpeHiine steady.
BALTIMORE.
RIITrMopE November 5.-Flour steady; How
ard-Street and western superfnc. IS. 75@$4.75:
extra, 5@$6; family, 6@$7:25; CITY Mtlls su-
perhne. St@sa5o extra sS;5o@y rs Sou mo
crn wheat active, firm, and higher; western firm
and higher; offerings light; southern red. good to
prime aRSse sier 9ed
and November, Sl.39; December, 81 Il. Southern
aaft an snd sossSsn n @ sew
;2c Oats steady. Rye quiet. Provisions qulet ana
firm. Coffee dull; Rio, 16@2OHc. Whisky steady
at Sl.l0is. Sugar dull Mt 9Sc.
LOUISVILLE.
fed Ssies amber and White
Gsl.35. Cora dull: white, Soc; mixed. 4oc:
dull white s2c s2c R aHS 9 9aSsa
f Bseon arm e: shoulders, clear rib
lara sSeady Whisky quiet at 81 07. Baging dull
At i2Sc. Tobacco steady and in good demand !:
bright sass ssna s baes
Virginia smoking, $45@s6O; Kentucky smoking
$'o@''0. CINCINNATI.
s5.75Gse. Wheat quiet; rec. Sl.15@$l;25. Corn
heavy; old, 44@45c.; new, 33S@35c. Oats quiet
S sy iaels ai densnd Pors firm at $3.50
meats dull and nominal. Bacon scarce and hrm
nib @ c!ssf &c . Lard e fa,T &C.
WhisEey active and srn At Butter weaker
pssEiHSEs s sssS receipts $500 head
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-F1our dull, lower, and
entirely unsettled: Wheat doll; no. . rea ial,,
sa;5 oa fnactiye No. mixed, Acids dull
No. 2,25c. Rye dull Ut 534@s54c. Barley easier.
1ss At g. s sesn &
siaes. Bacon dull at az, 81 and sH@she for shout
d de5si elf SarreI "" Wheat $4,000 bushels corn
So, 600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels rye, 5000
bushels; barley, 1000 bushels Hogs active CAT
lie strong. Sheep In good demand.
--.--..- - CHICAGO. go,
CHICAGO, November 5-FIour nominuiiy un-
changed. Wheat quiet and STEADY; No. a s bET
&C. Year s0 CORN fairly scye At cash.
da It Barley + a. DEMAND
81 cash CASH, G sSiss7s@sIsso NeysnDet $4,000
si9.55 ali the year. sla.s54@sI2.70 January.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
49,. .ss...-. 4 d. .a.t..a-t RAILROAD GO6PAEY. {
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 90, 1877
N L rl,i d,xiIl fallous.

N RAILROAD toxr1KI. )
-IrOMAlENCING SEPTEMBER 60, 1871,
~ trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. ". THROUGH MAIL daily: connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, ss-
montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans,
also CONNECTS 1t Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lyncbbarg, FarIpyille, and other
local stations on that road, making
same time time. as , o. any other hns. tbs na
100 P. H., ACCOMMODATIONS aaily ,(escep:
Sunday. Passsngera taxing this train
.a, win mike clsse Connection at Peters.
~ burg for Norfolk, andat Norfolk With
splendid Eay-line steamers for Hati-
and With the Old Dominion steamers
for New York. stopping At Al regular
1855 stations on signal
6:25 p. 81, FREIGHT darytexce sunday with
coach attached s,s5se7
- ) dayf connecting for Weldon, Raleigh,
a sleeping car for Wilmington and the
+ LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$3.50 A. n, THRo UGH NAIL daily except sun-
,,l2tr day. connecting With Richmond, Fred.
erlcksburg and Po:omae railroad for
llso n, ae6eo Sts aSilI on m daily lex
cept Sunday With passenger eozch ss-
taohed.
1920 r, M. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, FredsycSsoarS ana
Potomac railroad for al points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton With the Chesapeake SYd Ohso
railroad for the Virginia sn pm ana
atoms onlyiat Manchester.
6.top NJ FRElGHr TRAIN daily Except suns
day1, xith passenger coach attached,
This Is the only line running double daily train
pSs.ensers FOR Clover Hnl connect ss Chester
dairy Icxcept Saucayf by taktnxthe $40 T. y. train
q SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
win leave Richmond at q a.. III and 900 r. ~.
II every Sunday TIL faFthet notice.
. ALL TRAINS leaving pstersoasg VIII SAT- Afoiu
! ie 8 p't.'s'A 1sp 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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THE. NEWS, BY WIRE.
LENGTH OF THE EXTRA, SESSION

THE REsUMpTIoE-REpEAL BILL-sESATE
j CHAMBER DECORATED IN RESPECT TO
!, MORToN's DEATH-A NEW FINANCIAL
SYSTEM ASKED FOR BY THE MISSOURI
FARMERs-MR. EVARTs WANTS. $2So,o0o
FOR THE PARIS Observation-Disclosures
IN Ex-TREAsURER CARDozo's cAsE-PAT.
= TERsoN, THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY In PURCHASING
HIS SEAT in THE sENATE-MEXICAE
NEWS, &C, &C. -..s., ...~