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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE RIOTOUS SAILORS.

William lyman, John lyman, Philip scanlon. Thomas
Boston and Griffith Mason, tho 1ve sailors vino were
brought before Judge Duffy on Tuesday morning on
account Of drunken row on board the steamer John
Bramhal, lying at pier 40 East River, again
raigned yesterday. Devan =. Evans, tho mate who
was violently assaulted by thcm asked that they be
committed because he said, ,hoy were desperate
men, and neither the captain nor tho owners
of the steamship wanted them the vessel
again They had threatened to create trouble when
they got back TO the ship, and from their general char
acter he thought they would carry their threats into
execution.
Judge Duty held tho four first mentioned In $500
bail TO keep the peace Tor SIX months, to stand
mitted one month, and held Griffith Mason, tho ring
leader, ~, 600 bui to keep the peace for twelve
months and 10 stand committed three months.
Tho Judge instructed The mato TO bring him letter
from the British Consul showing that the money at
present duo TO the men who were committed de-
posted with him, that they might be able get
when they released from laiI.
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tho request Of the contracting party. tho matter viii
nov, however, be referred 20 tho Attorney General.
POSTAGE TO TRIpoLr AND ruNIs--rNcREAsEp
RATES TO ST. HELENA.
From tho LIST INST the rates OF postage on CORE
spondence from the United States for Trpoli and
Tuns by the Italian mail the same as for corre-
spondence to Italy. Postal cards transmissa-
Bile. however. ana registration is not possible. Pre-
payment OF letters Is compulsory case Of Trpoli
and optional In the case of Tunis
The Post ONCE Department being to-day notified by
tho British government OF Increased postage charge
on letters from Great Britain ST Helena gives notice
that from this datc twenty-sevcn cents per 1ftecn
grammes thalf ounce will be charged on letters from
tho United States for that colony sent in tho British
mails
THE NEW ASSISTANT sEcaRTARY OF THE
TREASURY.
Governor Mccormick entered actively upon the du-
ties OF Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury to-day. Mr.
Conant retiring Governor Mccormick was visited by
q vast number OF friends, offering congratulations.
A Pedestrian FROM GEORGIA AT THE WHITE
HOUSE.
Among the large crowd at tho Executive Mansion to-
day, eager the President was foot-sore home
spun-cad Georgian, who. upon tho that no
had walked all the way from Georgia to the prcs-
dent was admitted 10 his presence without the usual
waiting The Georgian Informed the President that he
had favor to ask in tho way OF obtaining ian Office
but desired TO give him some Information regarding
affairs In Georgia The opportunity at hand, and
the pedestrian related several matters that no thought
should be attended TO- OF which the President made
note with . view to thcr proper Official reference
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THE CLUBBING MANIA.
TRIAL OF OFFICER NAYLoR FoR AN uNpRo.
voKED ASSAULT.

TRIAL OF OFFICER NAYLoR FoR AN uxpRo-
voKED ASSAULT.
onicor Naylor yesterday tried by tho Police
Commissioners for tho outrage he was charged with
perpcratng ut tho West Side HOTEL Tho Arst witness
called was Captain Williams, who testified that no had
heard tho accusations made against the officer and had
at once investigated them, finding that they in
the main correct; MAYOR had undoubtedly been insox-
icated, and while In that condition had assailcd and
savagcly beaten iDonensive citizen; the affair
CURED the 1lth OF March, and ut . timo when the
officer was supposed to be doing morning patrol duty
Mr. Carney a clerk In tho hotel, next Called
He stated that the officer and his brother wrang.
Ing and when he had his attention called them the
former about to resort to vioence hc intercred
but not before a blow struck by Nayur, who then
attempted to draw his revolver but restrained In
few minutes the officer left tho hotel, but returncd
shortly and renewed tho quarrel using number OF
offensive epthcts and talking In Dragging and rucu-
lent way; thcro was nothing said TO him In return,
but suddenly he lifted hts club and brought ts
down with all his strength UPON tho head
OF McGarveys brother, telling him to the
floor. Ito about to follow up this assault when
hurried him away. Naylor pleaded In defence that
hc had been several times ridiculcd by the man he
assaulted and that on tho morning question had
been called into the hool TO arrest aud then
laughed at Tor his pains He SAID too. that his fellow
officers had made him tho subject Of merriment and
that he was too little to make arrest aud he
was driven by thor jibes to make tho assault He
denied being Intoxicated. officer Husscy was called
for tho defence, but constrained to admit that
Nayor dubbed Garvcy without provocation and that
was then closed.
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THlEVlNG DURING A FIRE.

fire broxo out last evening the three story brick
house in tho rear OF No AZ Both une street, occupied
by Budd's paint and putty works and Looms' sewing
machine case factory. and destroyed about 81 900
worth OF property before IT was extnguished. While
tho excitement caused in the pcighborhood by the ro
was al IT'S height Mrs. Ann Perset OF No 81 Bethuno
street, sitting nlone In her ROOM looking
out of the window. mendicnnt suddenly
appeared in the ana asked hor
Tor assistance She offered him food, but he rejected
II and demanded money. proiier OF small sum
declined and before the lady could cry
the man threw hor upon the floor and was about 10
ransack the bureau when she struggled TO her fcct
ana gave an alarm, which frightened him from tho
lousu
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WHAT THE INSURANCE PRESIDENT DECLARED
UPON oArH-HE REPEATS HIS FORMER DEC.
TAXATION.
The examination Of Benjamin Noyes, ordered by
Judge Depuc, was continued In Newark yesterday.
Mr. McCarlcr tho RECEIVERS attorney, was recalled
and testified that the assets received from Moves were
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CHARLEY ROSS AGAIN.

Charley Ross father was at tho Central 01co ycstcr.
day, and conferred With superintendent waling
touching new Glow he has to the whereabouts OF
hsost sou. THIS time The boy is reported at San
Francisco.
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THE MONITOR FLEET.

SAVANNAH, April 4 1871
The entire fleet Of monitors havo arrived and are
anchored In the river.
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FIVE pAYs' PAY j

FIVE DAYS PAY FOR CLUBBING MAN.
Parclman Ryan, Of the Thirteenth precinct. Brook
lyn was fined Ave days pay yesterday, by tho Board Of
Police Commlnionsrs, for clubbing Peter Conner -
March ~
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The S32oO1o on tho other contract put up
Cages; when nrt commenced to look into tho affairs the
not xJd0ooD; Mr. j. :. Ifomans put up the add.
tonai amount OF S32OOOO in mortgages; / did
SS do ne'SnAy sssys s' r.9sa,sd se
centagc paid TO tor the tho money
tualy drawn from the bank went into tho Universal,
received tho whole of the S:Sool In little year
Mr. iiomans contract closed last year, he received
his SHARE back In tue same securities he put
I'M, y made no difference whether !: paid
good, REALLY. from the money, but did
receive rs good from In .he way o meeting
the policy holders offered the opport
to make changes IL they dcsired cannot how many
Guardian were surrendercd every surrender stood
It's mer,ts. arrangemont having been made
general by which the premiums Of these changed policies
paid ahead; the Universal cheaper than tho
Guardian, but gave them til. benefit Of
the reduced rates; the amount of insurance lisbi-
In the Guardian the time of tho contract
S2SODUO; IL IN the hands receiver three
nftcrward cannot what its
time. the of the Guardian. Widows and Orphans
North America and thc New York state cqnnl %
Fi.2uo.uU tho time they into the hands
of receiver; they had altogether about s3.2oOOOJ
S2,op,0pD difference went for payments Of fnaiured
endowments, death losses, &c there large number
OF endowment policies OF the Guardian do not know how
matnrcd during the three about 5000 had
been PAID by Of dsaths the absolute foeures
proDaby not exceeded twelve cent? the Guardian kept
Its business the Guardian after the
made; MIR. sill President when il was made.
and continued so until u receiver was appointed I;
! director. but held other Office
received nothing personally BY the changes the regular
agents OF the secured this changes OF policy
do not know what rates paid. about fifteen
IIomans director OF the Guardian he party
to either contract. except that assigned him. the
securities put up ny him were not the property OF life
insurance company.
The committee mt this point went into executive
session, and then adjourned until tomorrow VI nno
O'Clock
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 12e5 BRoADwAY1
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1,265 BROADWAY.
b1E 3pvEkyisEMESrs @ SH si AND SALES ALI OF raPEks.
AMusEME ENrsmlsr PAGE 4,h, s.h and 9Th coils.
ASTROLoGY-l2Tn PAcK.6th col.
BoXID AND LoDGiNG WANTED ID PAcn-4th and
BRooKLYS Sfis' REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED P.Gr-n..
ggsISEss 9pronryxrrIhs-ers PAGE
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HORSES. CAkkIAGEs aO.-lsr PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
HSusks. Hodhs ao rAcxA COL
Jesse Gen Ia REAL EsTHTE fok saLs-aD riasDlss col
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RENT--2p PAcE--lst and I'd coils.
real. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-2d col.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTlON-1st PAGE-3d and 4th cols -
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALEs-1lth PAGE-5th
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12rH PAGE-4th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES 1sT pAGk-lst and I'd cels
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TIL E TRADES-12rH PAGE-5th COL
THE TURF-1sr PAcE-2d col
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TRAvKLLERS' GUIDE-2D PAGE-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
.D PAGE3d and 4th coils.
WATCHES. JEWELRy. &C.--12rH PAGK-6th col.
WESrC HESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
WINES, LIQUORS, GC.-l1TH PAGE-4th col.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RY VAMPBELL { CO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JFriday In lots prominent 500 avenue Grocery Tine
Horse Wagon marble butter other
Couusrs Shelving black walnut Writing and Cash De'Hs
Coffee MIL. scales, &c. See Herald day OF sal 9.
NONTINUATION SALE OF STATIONERY. PRINT
Oing Presses Type Account Books of description
Enveepes gold Pens and Pencils. and hne Once Station
Copyinx Presses, Cutlery Ware. Showcases. Counters
Draws Tables Stands &c. by order q Melvin Hard A.
stsnee. TO be sold At auction by j. THOMAS STEARNS
this day Thursday 10 80 A. M the premises of the
old wen Known stand and stationery store of late r. f.
Hogert and Boger Carson. ia Pearl Pine, New
York.
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I :. WEiNBEKGER, AUCTIONEER REGULAR
l.wcekly sale ot general Mercbdisc this day hursday
March az iO' o'clock, at az Buwery, Furni.
ture, toek Mirrors Carpets, Ocloths, Shirts Hosiery,
de-; Cigar store Fixtures, &c.
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SALE POSITIVE WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. rc
CLOSE THE BUSINESS
STORE TO LET: FfXTuKHS FOR SALE
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A SERIOUS ICE.GORGE.
The Mexican Revelation.

HAVANA, February 5.-The English
steamer which arrived here from Vera Cruz
brings the following Intelligence:
City of Me1ico, January 30.-The cleo
tons are going in favor OF Dlaz. Charges
of fraud are freely made, as In the previous
presidential election. Diaz is urged to
hasten bis return to the capital, as the Gov
eminent is in danger OF falling to pieces,
owing to dissenffons in the Cabinet, men,
bers being Inexperienced and without talent
or prestige. There has been formidable
split among the members OF the Diaz-Tux-
tepec party; nevertheless, the Cabinet does
the best it can uAder' the circumstances.
Business is in worse condition than ever
failures are numer0tts..i Some foreigners
who favored Diaz's revolution have failed,
and new revolution against Diaz is en-
couraged by capitalists, who make by
loans to the revolutionihts at nm ex-
cessiye interest. The banker, Escalarfte,
loaned DiaZ 100000 towards payment
of 100000 to the United States,
with the incoming duties as necessity OF
receiving 1000 interest for sixty days.
The Government contractors are also in
terested in 4 new revolution, each success
siYe Government having favorites to re-
ward. Numerous bands OF the robbers are
appearing everywhere. Zamaticona is spo-
ken Of as Minister to Washington.
The Vera Cruz railroad will soon resume
daily trips. ss.... r-,.,,.g. $3.50.
Protestant worship has been suspended
at CoahuXta. ...... '.....
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- - =
tanned by his honor Judge Woods, but is
now oyerruled by Judge Bruce. This Is
the whole scope Of the decision OF Judge
Bruce referred to. The claim OF Ketchum
now comes UP on his original bill and the
answer to be hereafter filed.
4 RECEIVER sUspENDED-YEssEL OVERDUE.
New YORK, February 5.-J. J. Anderson,
receiver Of the Continental Life Insurance
Company, has been suspended. William
r.. Gray, succeeds Anderson. The. nc.
counts will be submitted to o referee.
The agents Of the Cromwell Steamship
Line announce that they have received the
following telegram from 81. Johns, N. F.,
February o.: Bodies, bedding, pork, and
flour, marked George Washington, has
been picked out at Mistaken Point, Cape
Race. The steamer George Washington
has been some time overdue; hence for ST.
Johns uia Halifax. ''ss
sa.a A SERIOUS IcE-GORGE.
LOCK HAVEN, PA, February 5.-The Ice
has gorged four miles below Farmvile,
The country is flooded for two miles back.
The ice Is banked on both sides Of Kara
then's bridge, which Is full OF loaded cars
to keep it in place. IL possible. All the
farms along the river are covered with ice.
PARADE OF UNEMPLOYED woRK1SGMEN.
TRENTON, n. j., February 5.-Tbree hun.
dred unemployed workingmen bad a parade
to-day. They were preceded by a band Of
music and carried a banner, on which was
inscribed, "The working neu want en-
| nlovment, and must have w A grand
concert for their. benefit takes place TO-
RI pht ~ #.sl.y
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STAUNTON.

COMMITTEE GONE HoME-DEATH-CHAR1TY
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
FEBRUARY 5, 1877.
The legislative subcommittee which visit
cd the institutions and asylum here returned
home Saturday morning. The members
were Drs. R. II. Coxand William Newman,
OF King and Queen; Or. A. J. Clarke, OF
Lynchburg; P. Gibson, Of King William
S. D. Craig, OF Augusta; DR.. Quesenberry,
OF Caroline; George Ii. Jordan, Of Isle Of
Wight; and J. b. Straycr, Of Shenandoah.
1t may be remarked Of them that they paid
more attention to the business they came
for, and less to eating and drinking, than
any similar committee that has visited the
State institutions here for ten years. On
Friday night they attended one OF the
dances participated in by the patients ut the
Western Lunatic Asylum, and several Of
tie legislators shook the eight fantastic"
The death OF Mrs. Richardson, wife. Of
Rev. W. T. Richardson, one Of the in
str,;ctors at the Augusta Female Seminary,
which occurred yesterday afternoon, has
caused grief among a large circle OF friends.
The receipts at the concert for the poor
Friday night were $3.50, and will be appro-
priated to the free-lunch house. PENN. .
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FIN ANClAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
ut COahuXt

eIlCE1NloNo . oSh CtASI1fAASSc'
- MONDAY, February 4, 1877.
SALEs.-2,0O0 Richmond city 6's sold at 90; 800
Virginia Genital Railroad non-mortgage bonds sold
ut so. g.. .-..... .5,+. ,t,i-sf5E
american Goid.-l05 BID. .....-..: f.. %
St0ke Observation-Disclosures consols, GIN bid, 6SS
asked; Virginia consols- new, 80 bid; Virginia
V 1anp' ne coupons sss bid 81 asked
North Carolina bonds, u bid. :. ~.
CitY Observation-Disclosures city S's. 116 bid !:
Richmond city 6's, 98A did, 99S asked Petersburg
cty6's, sc bid, 90 asked; Lynehbnrg city g., LOT
81 bid; fredericksburg city is, "a bid; M.nches-
RGiIroad ,Yoads.-virginia Central Railroad
first mortgage Gs, J. and D., 90 bid; virginia Cen
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's, j..
and j., So bid; Virginia Central Railroad non
mortgage ss, j. and j., 80 bid, 90 asked; Virgins
aud j., 81 bid. 81 asked; Virginia and Tennessee
I:aIoad third mortgage S's, J. and j., 70 BID; yir.
%i saiFoad second mortgage preferred
tersbnrg Railroad Hrst mortgage rs, ]. and j.,
and an D j., 81 BID IS asked; Orange and Aexandra
Railroad fist mortgage 6's, NJ and n, 80 bid;
grange and bd and Dn1
RailrouI consolidated 6's- NJ; and NJ, TAX bid, rs
asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage ss, A.
CaaGl Bonds-Japles River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, b. and n, IS asked; nj,
/. RdtEroad St0ckS.-lS1cnrn0nd ana LanVllle Kali
road, 100 par, AZ bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road common, 100 par, 84h bid, 50 asked.
Bank St0cks-tirst National, 100 par, 10 bid
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 100 asked
Planters National, 100 par, l12H bid, ll6 asked
state Bank of Virginia. 100 par, 781 bid Union
Bank OF Richmond, 60 par, 46 bid, 4S asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par, 81 asked
City, 25 par, 20 bid, FL usked; Citizens Savings
IrtSurancs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma.
rinc %. par 3sl; bid, 40 asked; Virginia State Pa
par. 2SS bid, 29s asked; Virginia Home, 100 par
81 bid. 1Ol asked; Merchants and Mechanics, loo
par, SO bid, 81 asked; City, 100 par, TN bid, 81
asked; Old .Dominion, 100 par, 66 asked Grants
Insurance Company, 100 par, 70 bid, 60 asked
bid, asked; Richmond Fire Association, 20 par
IL bid, 20 asked. !. =.
: liscelianeons.-Oid Dominion Iron and Nail.
Works Company, LOO par, l OF asked Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, 75 bid; James River
andgKanawha Packet Company, 12A par, q bid.
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NEWS OF TIE WORLD.
INTERESTING DISPATCHES FROM
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE YEsTERDAY-wELLs SUB
JEcTED TO A VIGOROUS EXAMINATION
HIS ADMISSIONS AND DENIAL s-THE
STATE FOR TILDEN By SEVEN THOUSAND
yoTEs-How THE PRESIDENT OF THE
LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD TRIED
TO BRIGHTEN THE COMMITTEE-THE
ORIGINAL LOUISIANA RETURNS SENT
FoR-PRoCEEDINGs OF THE GRAND TRI.
BUNAL YESTERDAY-A SECRET SESSION
To-DAY-A CONTEST OVER MISSISSIPPI
PLANS OF THE REPUBLIcANS-THE Eff
FORT TO POSTPONE MATTERS UNTIL
AFTER THE FOURTH OF MARCH-JoIIN
SHERMAN FOR PRESIDENT OF THE Sc
NATE-sAEGuINE' DEMOCRATs-DEAT Il
OF J. s. GALLAGHER-vEssEi OVERDUE
&C., &C. .,
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Foreign News.

RESIGNATION OF A PAPAL GENERAL.
ROME. February 5.-General Rensler, the
commander OF the Papal army, has resigned
in consequence Of differences with the new
Cardinal and Secretary OF State.
PEACE BETWEEN TURKEY AND sERVIA NOT
CERTAIN.
LONDON, February 5.-Correspondents
indicate the probable failure Of the peace
negotiations between Turkey aud Seryia.
Loter.--A dispatch from Ragusa to Rell-
tiers Telegram Company says: The Prince
Of Montenegro sent a dispatch to the Porte
Yesterday stating that he accepts the pro-
possls OF tle Grand Ylzier to open peace
negotiations, and is willing to treat directly
with the Porte"
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February s, 1877.

WHEAT.-Hhtte, 122 bushels. Red, 1905 BUSH
els.
J, CORN White, 1913 bushels. Jired, SO bushels.
OATs.-330 bushels.
MEAL ca bushels. -. y. as-:aas...s.
SALES.
WHnAr.-Yhite 122 bushels prime at S1.6o.
Red, AZ bushels at $1.55; SO bushels very good At
SLIGO; 100 bushels good Mt 1856; $50 bushels
prime nj $1.6U; 35S bushels prime private
terms; 90 bushels at S1.60-tOtai, / ,01a bushels.
CoRN.-Whtte, 554 bushels very good at 50c.: SO
total. roo bushels. Mired, SO busaeIs on private
terms. E ~ ~ -; ~ r.ssst 4 80 - 2
OATs.-230 bushels prime spring At Acc.
MEAL.-24 bushels very good country bolted at
&c.; 80 bushels country unbolted at &c; 80
bushels common country boltcd &C 65e.; 16 bushels
prime country boited At 60c.-total, OF bushels
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ICE MISUNDERSTANDING, Pa, February O..
At half-past 4 O'Clock yesterday the ice
gorge in West Branch started few miles
sboge here. At 5 O'Clock it gorged
at sw.eeny lar. At Heating sinnamaho,
ninr r., eek enters into West Branch, and
the Ice a, ID water arose rapidly. at quar-,
ter after O'Clock the ice was on 1evel
with the philadelphia and Erie railroad
bridge .I,ic, spans the Sinnamahoningthl r-
ty feet above lo~-water marx; Inc loss to
farmers md iumbermen will be immense,
TLousansls Of Get OF lumber and logs are
either in tho .,o- e or ioosed from immense
piles That line IA. river and creek, and are
ready for f,oatina i the spring. The fences
arc all aa,., va ouses broken and de
stroved II = , tho ~. ntest flood since 1S47
Al =. NJ. tie gorge "a ~ mo' ,,,;.h ca,s a
the bridge was loaded
coal.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &C. 4.a i.-rap
$50 tons of the BEST REFINED IRON, EN-
bracing full assortment OF fats, rounds
squares, orals, half oyals. half rounds, horse
sIioe bands, nai-rods, hoop, &C., &c:
SWEDES and RY-HAmMEREDIR IRON
NAYLOR'S CAST-STEEL-squarc,1 at, and oc-
ESGLIsH and AMERICAN BLIsrERED
MACHiNERY, SPRING, and. TIRE STEEL;
-.-RUSSI4, @-AsIERICAN, and GALVANIZED
SHEET 1RON;. j. -rssas s='EEts&
PIG TIN,
SHEET ZINC and sPELTER, Z: > tIiEa
HORSE-SHOES,
PLOW-PLATES and NAILS, &c.
For sale by h. 5. WOhTdAM u W.
Ia 23-3taw1m r ~ .E.isE -
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r : : .uoarnE AND ONO RAILROAD CASE.

MOBILE, February 1.-The decision OF his
Honor Judge Bruce in the, Circuit Court Of
the United States. mentioned in dispatch
of the I'd instant, was solely upon the de-
murrer and plea OF w. Butler Duncan et
ais, and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, Act up Id bar OF the claim OF Morris
Ketchum which had been previously sus-
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A 7. SA'S ~ ar Mt
!LAND:-Ba!ttsnore, Februar, vrsck . train
Tempt was made last night to, ,road near
On the Western Maryland rail 1oa Tba an.
SaYetoWG, washington county. ,stbyown
CINE, tender, and baggage-car wers mr.
from the track. No person was tnsn ieu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06
RIcHMoNDToBACco EXCHANGE,

.SHgEf iG@y i4sIc .t.arTst - - EAshthha Vf.Acf'
The breaks to-day comprised 10 hogsaeads, "a
tierces, and boxes. The Offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; OF which number A.
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 80 to est tl-jfLs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW York, February 5-God opened at 10ol..
Noon.-Stocks active and lower from the highes t
prices this morning: Money, per cent Gold, 1853.
Exchange--Long, ass; short, 4S63 state bonds
better feeling and higher prices since fret Gull:
Erening Money dull 1t 3@3x per cent. Ster-
ling fr1ner at 4S5. Gold strong 106aGSl053.
Governments active and steady; new 5's, t0l.
States quiet and nominal. srls.,,y.t-,fr>
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February b.-Vlrginia 6's. deferred.
~; consolidated, 67A; second seyles, SO. North
Carolina 6's, old, 21zs; new, 10; special tax, 2.