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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND, STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, September 10, 1878.


sliLEs.-2.00o Virginia consols sold at sc.
Amsrtcan Gotd.-1GGsr lid, 1O0A asked.
State SscnT ltfss--yIrg1nia cO,soss, 541 bid, h5A
asked: Virginia consols. new, 81 bid. 3Zh asked
Virginia deferred. bid Virginia interest ceriif-
CUES 8 bid: Virginia rax-receiyabie coupons, S1a
bid. S1k Isked.
Cifv Observation-Disclosures city S'z. j. md j..
ll6k bid: Richmond city 6's. D.. and D., 1OOH bid.
101 asked; Petersburg city Is. I. and A., 80 bid.
9S asked; petersburg city 8's, lG5 asked Ptters-
burg city IS special tax. j. and D., 1o7 bid, 0S
bid: Manchester IS. NJ. and N, 90 asked: Maui
chester S's. tax-rec.ivable 5f. and s.. SO bill.
Railroad Bonds.-t;heapenke and ohio Railroad
road first mortgage g., j. and j., ST bid. 30 ked
Virginia Cent raj Railroad third mortgage 6s j. and
j. &c bid. 90 asked; Virginia Central Railroad
fourth mortgage S's j. and j.. 90 bid, 100 asked !;
and j.. 100 Asked Sou:hside Railroad second mort
gage preferred g., j. and j.. ISL hid. 81 asked ;
Southside Railroad thid mortgage preferred 8s. j.
and j.. 70 asked; Petersburg Railroad first mort
Railroad second mortgayc SIS. j. and T., 81 asked !;
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad tlst mortgage
S's A. aud o.. II bi.i Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage 81, j. aud j.. 100
road mortgage rs. J. and J., 81 bid; Iichmond and
Dauvlc Raj road cnIl-sOlIdated 6'S, b. and n. 73f
bid. rs asked Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's,
A. and o.. SO bid.
first mortgage 6's. NJ. and ", 40 bid, 45 asked
r jttrOad St0ckS.-Ichmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rnr2 rad eGm0n 100 par 80 ssk ;S
Union Dank of Richmond. 90 par, 40 bid: CirI-
zens Bank, rs par, Il asked.
Insurance C0mDnn teS.- Virginia Fire and Ma
rne. 25 par. San bid 81 asked: Virginia State. 25
pr, ~ bid virania Hope; III dOo par; 100 asked;
asked: Civ, lG0 par, so bid, 81 asked; Granite,
100 par, tex asked.
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CHICAGO LualBEI, MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 16.-At the D0cks-The supply
was remarkably small for the com mencement OF the
week, less than dozen clrgoeS comprising the Ell
tire feet ut the FrausliI,-S:rctt Exchange docks.
The quality OF the few offerings not parlicu-
arly desirable, and quiet day was experienced.
TO choice piecn-stuf: .S.oCGis12 for boards and
strips. and 81 .25 foI latiI.
1T the Inrds.-The stocks are unusually large.
but prices display tOlcrable amount of s'Cadness,
The local and shipping demand tein2 active. An
unusually large quantity Of lumber las been sold TO
Chicago builders his season. aud liberal ~ ders
Iinuc be received from points beyond the MissS-
sippi river. as there Is deficiency In the supply In
HAT region. Quotations. rrmaln as follows:
First ana second clear az inch. S32Ns33.50;
third clear, 4c1 2-nch. s2SGS29.5o: siding. first
and second clear dressed. SIG: siding. :irst coni-
m,n. dressed, Sl4 \ flooring. dressed. S25: Il
flooring, dressed, $22: flooring. dressed. SIG !;
box boards, 4. IL niche, ardupward 50 $3.50 :
box boards q. 3 inches and upward. S2G0GS27.
box boards C.. Sl7@$lS 80: stock b"nrds. lO6p l2-
inch. SIS: i stock boards, 10Ml2-nch. 500 !;
G stock boar,!s. 0Ml2-nch, sl7: common stock
boards, ID. Sl3.50@ T. cu boards. S9.5C@S10.50;
Fencing. No. l. II feet $l0@sIl: fencing, Is to 20
feet. SlGnSll: fencing. Nc. =. S9.JuTc$l0.5U;
common boards. 10. Il. 6. and = tce,. slU.50Ms
= l50: dimension stun SlOG;Sll: dimcusnn
stun. 20 to 30 feet, St2m$iG: small timbrr. 6NE
10 SXS. SlOMSll: round CEDAR posts. 1900 l5 !:
pckeIs. dressed and headed, Sl3@sl7; pickets,
rors. $40.
\ shnGh :. $40 standard 4 Dry shingles. 1928 !;
"ts, Sl.40: No. shin.hS. 81 cedar shingles, 81 !;
Ldths-t;recn Hath. 81 90: dry ath. sl.I3
Inside prize Tor colunon lumber are realized Tor
ar,cn.-Yltnes.
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DANVILLE.
correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
SrrTEMHEK Is. 1913.

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER IS, 1878.
Colonel ". 4. WItchcr. one OF the inde-
pendent cant dates for Congress, delivered
A speech here last night. He had quite q
LARGE audience. and received >ome applause.
4 subscription Ct 800 has been given at
the Lynn.Sfrcet Methodist church for the
sufferers from yellow-icvcr. Many OF
the members hid previously contributed
through some OF the benevolent societies.
Major ". r. Sutherin, who has. Just re-
turned from the New York State Fair held
at Elnira, says that there were at least 20
u0O people in attendance.
Some lots OF new tobacco have recently
been sold one OF the lots brought S3T per
hundred. One load WAS sold by Dir. Asa
". Ferguson. OF this county, the wrappers
oi which brought So, and the average was
$3i.50.
A barn belonging 10 Mr. D. c. Edwards,
who lives near Mount Cross, IN this county,
was burned down last Sunday night. The
barn contained about six hundred pounds
OF new tobacco.
DR.. w. p Barksdale, Of Peytonsburg. In
this county, who came here for treatment
bv Or. II. Y. Barksdale, is reported cy-
,rcnclv ill., The disease is some affection
OF The lungs.
Captain Greenrillc T. Pace, who has been
suffering for some time from some disease
al the brain. was reported us in very
critical condition last night.
The weather has been very fine for out
door WoIk and indoor enjoyment since the
storm OF last Thursday. ALPHA.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EYsr1all(l.

LESsht
LONDON, September 10.-The liabilities OF
Messrs. Simeon Hardy IL Sons, West India
merchants. are 100000.
Peter Froman, the self-confessed murder
er from Bull River, S. c., was before the
Bow. Street Police Court for the fourth
time to-day, and was again remanded for
one week.
France.
PARIS, September 19.-Gamhetta. in a
speech on Wednesday, said that the resigna-
ton of President MacMahon would involve
no danger to the Republic. His successor
would be Immediately nominated, and there
would be no competition for the post, but,
said he, "thc President will not resign ;
he ought not to, and he cannot"
Rome.
LONDON, September ia dispatch from
Rome to Reu; er says special congregation
OF the Cardinals has just decided that the
Pope should not leave the Vatican unless
under special overruling circumstances.
Cardinal Nina is seeking to ascertain whe-
Their the German Catholics are inclined to
follow party leaders or orders from the
Vatican. Pending the result OF bis lnQn,-
ries it is understood that negotiations with
Bismarck will be almost suspended.
The Vatican has ordered the Catholic
bishops in Mexico to abstain from particl-
patton in political contests.
Eastern Affairs.
VIENNA, September l9.-The fortress OF
Bihaes has capltuatcd to the Austrians,
" no entered it this afternoon.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
WoRsHAM, September IS, 1878.

y bRSEAM, september 10, 1910.
Editors DiSpQich The crops in this and
the adjoining counties promise to be excel
lent. Tobacco is looking tine, and the com
crop is heavier than it has been for wears.
The political atmosphere Is quiet at pre-
sent, though il is liable to be disturbed at
any moment by the heGry claims that our
congressional aSpirantS have on the sur
Iragcs OF the dear people.
some little excitement prevails over the
proposed removal Of the courthouse back
to lis former and more ccntra|ly-lOcatcd
site. Farmvilc the present county-$eat, Is
situated on the extreme northern boundary
Of the county. Consequently great num-
Der OF our people. after travelling some
twenty or thirty miles. find II difficult to
attend to business OF any kind and return
home on the same day.
Liberal contributions are being raised in
Farmyiiic, Hampden-Si Sidney, Worshaln, and
other places in the county, To aid oar fever
stricken brethren in the south.
The ..flcc.>ciool system" in this county
j. in Il very unsatisfactory condition. Inc
rising generation will not be benefited rs
,nucn D., il ~ the present generation We're
under the old system OF keeping UP schools
in Virginia.
Oar people must awake from their apathy
and indifference on this important SUBJECT,
and either compel the State officers to
apply the moneys that are Wrlln% from III
unwilling people in The shape OF taxation
10 their legitimate objects, or to abolish the
conmon-scAool system" altogether and
return TO the days o! the o!d-feld school !"
1t once.
Old Prince Edward is proud to find that
one OF her most distinguished SONS is about
10 DC honorcd with Il seat in Congress, and
that. TOO. from the metropolitan district.
This county. hitherto noted for IFS Eng
ii>h scttlers,' Is not receiving lis quota OF
cmigrants. The agitation of the Statc-dcbt
question. :. forcible adjustment schemes"
"repudiators," etc, have had tendency
10 rcpel Immigration and capital from Tins
state. In fact, many OF our most enter
priSing English and northern settlers have
lett this county, and others are making ar
rangements TO leave at an early day, III con-
sequence OF the unsettled financial cond:-
ton OF the country.
What Il boon it would be to the State il
the people could get Il majority OF capable
and honest men in their legislative halls
men who would have the interest of the
country and people ut heart. The condi-
fjon ff the State was never more favorable
for prosperity than al present. and II we
could only get rid OF so many political
hacks and hrokan.doWn eiiice-seekers, who
have infested our legislative halls lof years
past, confidence and prosperity would once
more smile OH the country, ana tue prices
OF lands and products OF every Class anq
description would reach permanent aho
paving basis. Yours truly, oBsEh' Sh'
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ny Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 19.-Cotion dull; sales,
720 bales: uulands l 7-lGc.: Orleans. l | O. Ice.
r%"s :" rrS Wnsn, cSrsS ana yrr nry ,nr
AMI state. s3.3om$4: na,cnt minnesota. extra
changed. Wheat in bel or business, mainly specu-
laiye: 93cGcSl. 0S for unerat't winter red. Corn
Gu;': 4s:3He5Gi9c. ror uner,ded. Oats &Efr better.
sugar lrn and quiet. Moa>scs firm and moderately
active; New Orleans. 30m soc. Rec firm and
quiet. Resin quiz" at Sl.3 7sMSl.i2'.. Turpcn-
tine firm at 27;2ss r%rk 9ens4! - irrer closed
,iln: middcs heavy and dull: western long-clcar-
Gac. city ong-c!"ar. Gsc. Lard heavy; prime
steam. $G.03WsG.o7E. Whiskey, Sl.0sh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 19.-FlOnr fairly active
and steady. Southern wheat opened higher and
closed dull j.: western steady; southern red. *l@
AMIR loScSl"s H ~" PEI rsnn ,o na
september. 81 03is: October 81 o6sa 1861: No
vcmber. sl.OGli@Sl.O7. Son hcri corn quiet and
steady: western quiet and shade i!r,lcr: SOUTH
crn whi'c sj4Gl55c yellow, 54c. cas- ilrm and
active; southern. 2SG3rc.: western white, 30c.;
mixeh. 27m2Sc.: PENNSYLVANIA. 2sd3Oc. Hay
dull and steady: prime Pcun-yIT and Mary laDd.
*llrn*l2. Provisions firm and fairly active for
j,hnns. Coffee active and firm: nc, carsors. l4i
M17Ac. Whiskey quiet S1.a9GlSl .093. Freights
unchanged. Sugar quiet at Ss@0Sc.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September l9.-Flour dull ami
unchanged Wheat Inactive; red and amber, s5
n193c. Corn aniet AZ 4l@43c. Oats, 22m26c.
Pork dull ut $9m 1925. Lard steady iuk-neas
unsettled: shoulders. si.73M$4.90: clear rib. SO ;
clear sides. 1929. Bacon steady Wni>kcy active.
sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs dun; packing,
''''''" '''''' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September l9.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat steady. COrn-whie, Ace: mixed,
&c. Oats sGpIy: Willie. zoe. Pork sftridy. I.arIt
firm. ;uk-nrat, steady. Bacon iirmcr: 0E. 6b-
6E and TIC. FOR shoulders. clear rib and Gle " sides.
Hams t!rIncr: susar-cured, l24Hp 1870. Whisky
stronger at Sl.0G.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September l9.-Flour unchanged.
Whcat-No. = red fail. s7i:mS7s.c.: Mob. lsm
Size Corn dull ut 31GM343c. OATS easier at
l9Ic Whiskcy steady. Pork quiet al $0eD: 20 l2%.
Eulk. .nca.s easier; -. 55.906lS6. ana S6.l5uD
SO % for shoulders. clear rib. and clear sides Ia
con easier: $562:, sc 75nrSG.S0. and ~ 10 for
>Itnntcrs clear rio, and clear sides. Lard nohi-
naly GE@6agc ,,
CHICAGO. September l9.-Flour stca"y ami
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and higher No. z
Chicago spring. S6lr. cash, S73c. October. eS'yc.
November, $500 SGGc. all the year. Corn quiet
and weak: 354c. cash 3Giic. October. 3G5r37r-
November, Oats steady 19s;C. cash, 20 .ha2Ohc
October Pork generally unchanged: $500 cash,
IS 5Un3S.52s October. So 60 November. Lart
steady an! firm. Bulk-nras unchanged. WhiShey
steady and unchangei ut ) ~.
Market UOSed.-Whrat stronger: S7gc. a,kei
October. SS5c. November. Corn easier and 'cclihed
h. Oats sic,dy and ulchanged. PorK and ilrd
;irluer. and not tllIotibly higher.
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gitl,n,onil lispattl1.
.,,,n.y SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.
PETERSBURG.

r,.rrs CnNTRlBurIeNS--A MINISTER
h,,nnREp--GENERAI. A. +. Hi!a.--TRE CON
i..ss,nS.I. CAMPAIGNS ANITAEY NAT
,rxDs-MArRIMoNIM.. &C.
,,,a,os,,onGeDcc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
SEPTEMBER 10, 1878.
.r.n pol;as Committee has sent an addi-
III snn, Of 500 to Holly Springs. and
s o,nS 70 the Louisiana Division of the Army
- Northern Virginia. The hrSt.named
o,o,nt was forwarded by express. ny rea-
, ,''., ~ thc fact that the bank,ng-houseS at
lilly Springs are closed. and The people
i've no facilities TO draw for money. The
toral amount sent 10 the ycitow-fever com
.,,,,,;.;rs bv our Relief Committee TO date
nv, -So-vhilc from other sources in the
~. sEout Sl,7O0 has been forwarded
..,sr;nr total OF nearly $4,000 from Peters
i~rn Contributors are still coming in.
w Ui,hrrspoon Yesterday delivered his
,,n.,rn on Two Weeks Among the Alps +"
-, brandon for the benefit OF the Methodist
protestant church at that place.
The residence OF Rev. Thomas Stroud,
~, Federal street, was entered by timer
las, night. and his watch stolen. Mr.. Stroud,
hnirc awakened by the presence OF the
,birf mrsued him. and struck HIM heavy
1Joyy with a stick As he escaped through
tho window The fellow was compelled TO
leave behind much OF the clothing OF the
family, which he had collected in bundle
10 carry oil.
Mavor Cameron has an article liz the cur
rem; 40. Of the Philadelphia Weekly Times
on "Thc Career Of General a. i. llli',
lees Great Lieutenant" i'll which the
memory and services OF that gallant officer
are justly cuiogizcd.
The congressional campaign opens here
tonight. and the indications are that the
meeting will be rou>ing one. Colonel
Coleman, II Cumberland; Colone! Bcrke-
lcv. OF Prince Edward; Captain Miller. o..
Powhaian; and Coonc! Hinton. the Con-
srryafyc nominee. are announced 10 deliver
addresses.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Z. st. Clair.
wife OF T. \. 1t. Clair. Sr.. took place to-.
dav. The deceased was lady advanced III
wears. much respected. and was we'll known
in and around Richmond. where many OF
her family connections reside.
THE BOARD ot Health continues unremit-
ting in lis operations Tor the improvement
Of the sanitary condition Of the city. The
city is now in better condition than 1t has
been for Il long time. and the health OF the
community good.
3tihc residence OF the brides father, in
Chesterfield COUNTY. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Dora. youngest GanGnler OF tap!aiii
James T. nohinclt, was married 10 VT. Da-
.yic,. Of Eichmond-Rcy. DR.. lialnS ON
cjatlnm. ! large and brilliant company
,y,s rresnrt. and the floral decorations were
,lrsant aud elaborate The couple were
married beneath large floral bell. hcautl-
fully wrought.
Charles T.. Bishop. who was sentenced
two months AGO TO sixty days imprison-
rcnt and %j1 fine FOR unlawful gaming, was
today discharged by the Hastings Court,
the term OF his Imprisonment having en-
pired. The hue VIII be paid hereafter.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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,rxr yoRx my GOODS MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l7.-Whh the tohblnS trade ~ I'll
branches there has been continued degree OF &C.
yity vet the volume of sales reaches IS not up 10
EXPECT, ions. although IN The reduced coss OK iner-
chaudIsc there may be found much greater hiser-
cnce than is shown when u compi tson OF safes Is
made. a.. ,.,, - 80.
,n,t restrct0n in action usual TO Tuesdays. al
though The steady cellsefles in execution OF oraefs
returns !: fairly satisfactory aggregate
rafciy active In demand or movement, yer us VIC
have often expressed IL 2bbefs mus! nave 'fme 10
unload before they eau make new hurcnases olner
TRAN we have roteJ from day tn day
The prnt-eio;h market Inns r'i'ei comparaMeiS
,nariye yet w,.i. fair Seiaan2 We learn OF saes
of about $4,000 piece; OF 6tNG4 cloths ut Sic,
cash half per cent. eli, Sh;e for 3oSoo eio'hs QUO
tations are continued unchanged. 40 49,
Prints have been In moderate request pa, tne ee
c.aI apn,uud has not shown The snap oil 'ass week
me- business Is sufficiently large, however, 10 bre
VEN, ihe accum a,anon to make any heaawaf, whiie
Win iohers the distributing demand Is b,ns cSh'
| rnued ut II very lively rate, .ao,os,
Iress goods have been In moderate 10 good rea,heS'
for light selections OF the leading makes, Waich paS
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The President at Toledo. Ohio.

TOLEDO, September 19.-The President
visited the FAIRGROUNDS here to-day. He
made 4 speech highly euogistic OF Mich-
gan, Indiana, and Ohio, which States were
numerously represented in the audience.
He referred to the material interests OF that
section and the cause OF business sta@na-
ton, which he attributed to the war. He
said it is written in the laws OF political
economy that wars are followed by hard
times and panics. Addressing himself TO
the effects o; the hard times, the President
thought that when the end was reached.
and the expenses Of all, necessarily reduced,
are less than the receipts, all will be better
off. The President discussed the national
finances in the same manner lis in his pre-
yious speeches during his tour.
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NATIONAL AID FOREIGN AFFAIRS
RY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE DISPATCH

JOHN H.FIsHER, OF NEW: YORK, APPOINTED
RECEIVER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEATH NOT
FROM sTRYcnSINE, BUT CHRONIC :ALco-
HoLlsM-THE YELLoW-FEvER PLAGUE
IN THE SOUTH; DEATH OF PROMINENT
PERsoNAGEs; RELIEF FROM NEW YORK
i ANOTHER POINTS FOR THE SUFFERERS
THE MEXICAN AWARD-CONGREsSlo
NoMINATIoNs-THE FEVER ABATiNG AT
CANTON. aIIss.-THE PRESIDENT AT THE
TOLEDO (OHlOl FAIR-THE CHINESE EN-
BASsY IN WASHINGTON MURDER IN
CLAYTON COUNTY. GA.-FOUNDERING OF
A SPANISH sTEAM-FR1GATE-THE POPE
NOT TO LEAVE THE VATICAN, &C., &c.
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The piaGue.
AT NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, September 19.-E. G. Ja-
cobs, with A. Thompson d Co., died this
morning.
The deaths reported to-day are So; new
cases, 1876; prior to 10th, 134.
Sister Dorcha, OF st. Vincent Orphan asy-
lum. is dead, and Sister Estill Is very low.
The dcath-list includes fourteen children
under seven years OF age.
The Plea y,lne reports the death OF Henry
Loeb, prominent merchant, and Carl
Hasco, the observation-disclosures.
Superintendent Robinson. OF the New
Orleans and Mobile railroad, having ar
ranged with the Mobile and Jackson-county
authorities, all mails will pass through as
heretofore.
Later.--The weather is cooler, cloudy,
and threatening rain. Twenty-ninc deaths
were reported from noon TO 6 p. NJ. new
cases. Sc, Of which Al date prior to the
10Th. Among the new cases are: George
Roates, with Brown d Jones, ana James
Moloney, telegrapher.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. September 19.-Since yesterday
noon 81 deaths have been reported. Among
the new cases are II. II. Force, OF Hot
Springs, Ark; Dr.. l.. Ups. OF Los An
gelos, CAL; and George ID. Landrum,
Youngest son of Rev. S. Landrum. Or.
| Hiram Pierce. of Cincinnati, died last even
ing. Chicf-oi-Police Atthey sconvaescIng.
At BATON ROUGE, La.
| BATON ROUGE, September 19.-EX-Govcr-
nor Sam. Bard died last night OF yellow
| fever. Though MS family was absent he
received every attention. and constantly
urged that they be not informed OF his III
| ness. hoping he would recover.
| Deaths to-day, 8; new cases, 81.
AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 19.--The Board OF
Health report officially This morning two
more cases Of yelIow-fever on the 1Th, both
terminating fatally. These cases occurred
in the same location OF the city rs those pI e.
viously reported.
AT MORGAN CITY.
MORGAN CITY. September 19.-The fever
is increasing. Nine deaths and seven new
eases have been reported in the last forty
eight hours; total cases, 60; total deaths,
81; recovered, ii.
ABATING At CANTON. MISS.
CANTON, September 19.-The fever here
| is abating.
THE EPIDEMIC At OTHER POINTS.
NEW ORLEANS, September ia letter
| from PatterSOnylile says that ut La%onua
plantation 80 cases OF fever and S deaths
have occurred. The proprietors-Ciarkc IL
Stee,e-ure dangerously i'll.
CONTRIBUTIONS, &C.
NEW YoRK. September 19.-Thc Southern
Relief Committee OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrce will to-day send $500 to the Pea
body Association, New Orleans; $1,000 to
the Towards at Memphis; ard $500 to the
Memphis Citizens Relief Association. Tins
makes the amount distributed by this COM
mttee TO date 100000. The subscriptions
this morning amount to sl.22S. Up to last
evening SILL were received By the COM
mttce, who now have less than $4,000 for
distribution.
The Mayor to-day sent TO the Towards
of Vicksburg s4lS.
COLUMBUS, GA, September 19.-Tac COL
lections for yellowfeyer sufferers 10 date
amount to 1892. The Eagle and Phoenix
factory has sent many blankets to Memphis.
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A Spanish Frigate EounGc"ed at Sen

LEwEs, DEL, September l9.-The Italian
bark Carlo Frugoni, Captain Frugoni,
which arrived at the Breakwater last night.
has on board tie entire crew OF the Spanish
iricate Plzarro. foundcred at sen. The bark
reports that on the night OF the 10th in
slant, in Longitude so, latitude So 3V, saw
a red light and hash.light at sea; hove to
and waited for daylight, when we sight
cd signals of distress displayed OH 4
man-oi-war, and bore down to render as
sistance. The distressed steamer proved to
be the Spanish frigate Pizarro, and was
sinking. The crew came oil III boats at !
A. NJ, but did not reach the bark until 1 I.
H., when they We're SO exhausted that they
had to be hoi>ted OH board. The PiZarro
sank soon afterwards. The crew saved no.
thing but what they stood in.
The Pizarro, which has been three years
in the West Indies, was homcWard-bound.
She left st. Georges, Bermuda, on the 9TH,
and sprang leak during il hurricane soon
afterwards. They threw overheard eleven
guns, and balcd with buckets, but the
water rose rapidly and put out the fires.
The vessel was kept afoat two days by bail
ing. The PiZarro was i vessel OF LOO tons
register, carrying twelve guns, and conf
manded by Captain Aguado. The crew
consisted OF 1853 persons, including the Of
tcerS, sailors. marines, two doctors, and 4
priest; all OF whom were rescued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
LOUISVILLE NIANUFACTJRED TOBACCO
MARKET.
SEPTEMBER Northumberland iDb1cro uuipt at

stationary prices
Eirglnll dine AMI extra Il, StiGt 9Oc.: Virginia
fine Is and 12-nch twist. 6Ghr6Sc.: Virginia
Virginia good medium 12s and lSs, 32@54c.: Elr-
einia good medium o. and l2-inch twI~,. 50GuJ2c.
Virginia good medium 12-inch pounds. 52UE5ic.
Virginia common l2-nch pounds. 30r. =: Virginia
common 11-nrh and !: l-inch, 42Gt 1Jc.: Nir-
.:lr,t mahogany and bright navy IS aud Is. iSGf
Sec; Virginia black navy 81 Is, and u. 43@91Gc
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack. extra fine smoking. $1,000
81 .50: Virginia Durham. smoking. assorted. JpN!
&c: Virginia Love 'nong the X ses. rs ortcd,
G0@70c.; Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted,
100000.
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine BRIGHT navy. IS. IL, and pnrn''s. 55Gi5fc,:
mahogany navy. pounds 81. and +, 4Suij0c ma
ho.any fancy styles. "0m52c.; black sweet navy
IS. Il. and is, 43M4Sc black sweet navy, COM
mon, 4Jc.-C0ur..r-LDnTaai