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TURKEY.
The Promised Reforms in Asiatic Turkey
TO Be Executed.

LONDON, November GA dispatch
from Constantinople says that Musurus
Pasha, Turkish Ambassador at London,
having promised Lord Salisbury, the
British Foreign Secretary, that the re-
forms insisted on by England shall be
duly carried out, the British govern
ment has couniermanded the dispatch
OF the squadron to Vourlah. The Porte,
while avoiding precipitate action, Is
deliberating upon the early execution
of reforms. A later dispatch from Con-
stantinople says that Lord Salisbury
in consenting to the countermand dis
patch of the squadron, stipulated for the
fulfllment OF certain conditions by the
Porte. 1t is said in London that Eng
land merely postponed the dispatch OF
the feet notifying Turkey that the fleet
would proceed unless substantial action
in the direction OF reform be taken by a
fixed date.
VIENNA, November 6.-All accounts
from Constantinople unite in testifying
to the CONSERVATION prevailing at the
palace and at the Porte at the step takeu
by the British Ambassador.
LONDON, November 6.-The Turkish
consul-general at Pesth has been en-
powered 10 formally V contradict the SEN
sational report that England had sent a
note or ultimatum 10 Turkey, and 10
declare that the relations between Tur-
key and England will be on as friendly
footing in the future as in the past.
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THE VERDICT
OF the COrOner's jury in the
Bartlett Case-HistOry of the

StNNNs
Correspondence OF the Register.
BUcKHANNoN, November 5, 1879.
The coroner's jury in the case OF W.
+. Bartlett rendered the following ver-
dict TO day:
1--WE, the jury, believe that VIM. f.
Bartlett came to his death by violence
on the 9th day OF October, 1879, by two
blows on the back part OF his head, in
tlicted by a blunt instrument in the
hands Of some person not certainly
known to the jury"
This jury first met October 9TH and
continued to take evidence for nearly
week, when the case was submitted 10
them. The jury were unable 10 agree at
once, and, the coroner having been
summoned to the Federal Court, they
adjourned two weeks. and then con-
tinued till November Sd, when the case
was completed with the above result.
The history of this case is as interest
ing as it is sad. Mr. Bartlett and his
wife had not lived agreeably for years,
and more for this reason than from any
weight OF evidence an attempt was at
once made TO fasten this crime upon
Mrs. Bartlett. But not enough evidence
was produced TO fasten the crime upon
any one; and vet there were certainly
circumstances which pointed suspi-
ciously toward certain Individuals
hence the language of the jury: mot
certainly known
The case is still left. as it was found,
vailed in mystery. The nature OF the
wounds, the condition in which he was
found in the well, the well itself. the
fact that he was killed or ceased 10
breathe before he entered the water
these and other circumstances OF SINH
lar importance, 90 great way toward
strengthening the supposition that he
was murdered.
The most important OF the two frac-
lures in his skull 90 the one which caused
his death-was in the occipital bone.
The highest point OF the fracture was
near the centre, laterally, and within
one-hali inch of the upper extremity OF
the bone. 1t extended directly down
ward, passing through the occipital pro-
tuberance. down the crest and into the
tOrama mdgnum, and was three and one
hall to four inches long. The fracture
at the point where it entered the tOnl-
msn mdglH.m was separated, so that 1t
measured nealy one-iourth inch. The
full extent OF this fracture was not dis
covered on the first examination. The
case assumed a graver aspect than at
first anticipated, so that re-eXamlna-
ton was deemed necessary. According
lv the coroner authorized the examining
surgeon, DR.. ]. K. Blair,
to take the body from
the grave and make thorough examin-
alton, which he did in the presence OF
DR.. q. A. Newton and DR.. c. 5. Nc
Whorter. These physicians differ in
their evidence as to the result OF certain
| injuries, in the cause OF death, &c.
When the muscles and pericrdni'm
were dissected from the bone immedi-
ately over the fracture the brain gushed
out in considerable quantity. lti very
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Mntineern Sentenced.

WASHINGTON, November Ga court
martial, ordered by the Secretary OF the
Navy, embracing the proceedings OF the
Naval court martial convened on board
the L. ;. steamship Hartford, in May
last. while off Monteyido, was made
public to-day by the Navy Department,
from which it appears that Patrick
Comfy, ordinary seaman, John
Kelly. seaman, +. j. OBrien
and Henry Mullins. ordinary sea
men. were tried for uniting with
a mutinous assembly, and unlawfully
destroying part OF a battery on board
the Hartford. Comfy was sentenced to
hard labor in the penitentiary for ten
years, to lose his pay during his term
OF confinement, and to be dishonOrably
discharged from the navy upon the com
pletion OF his term Of imprisonment.
kellys sentence was similar 10 COnly lys.
O'Brien and Mulin were acquitted.
Secretary Thompson approves the SEN
tence.
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Heavy Robbery.

KExNRrr SQUARE, Pa, November g
The residence of J. and q. f. Bailey,
north of Kennett, was entered last night
bv three masked burglars, who ritied
the safe, extracting thereirom money,
bonds and securities, amounting TO
100000. The perpetrators were tracked
to kennett. The thieves threw away a
number of bonds, certificates, etc, which
were found and restored to the owner.
The burglars took away with them a
Pittsburgh water bond for $1,000,
not recorded, a valuable gold watch and
a thousand dollars or more i'll cash. All
the other securities were left behind by
the robbers, as they could not be nego-
tigted.
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evident that the blow which caused this
fracture also caused Mr.. BIS death.
His death is shrouded in mystery,
which, perhaps may never be dispelled.
If murder has been committed, the plan
was the deepest laid, the most perfectly
carried out and concealed, that has ever
come to my knowledge. In all the evil
adence taken-25 or 30 witnesses were
was sufficiently ex-
iplicit to implicate any one. The case
, has excited great interest, as no murder
If it was murder-has ever occurred
lin Upshur county so cold-blooded, pre-
;meditated and dastardly. 1t was a
most inhuman butchery, almost within
the victims own house.
The matter may vet come before a
Grand Jury. Even now there is talk OF
the arrest OF one or two parties.
REX.
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Bull Movement in Coal.

Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.
The "bull" movement, on the part OF
the retail coal dealers, is causing good
deal of complaint in all directions. 1t
appcars that at recent meeting they
decided to advance the price of coal to
the retail trade to nine cents per bushel
i'm the city proper, while large consum-
ers. mills ami factories get their supply
of the black diamonds at 4 much re-
duced figure, thus throwing the burden
upon the general public. 1t seems that
the dealers have taken advantage OF the
inability of the river operators to bring
their coal to market and are reaplng a
nice harvest. Quite a number OF South
Side dealers, however, refused to go
into this squeezing arrangement, and
still retain the old price, seven and a
half cents per bHshel. Asthis fact Is be-
coming known they are getting the pa
tronage OF many citizens on this side oil
the river, and deseryedly so.
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IiANI.AN.
Prospects OF Another Race With
Courtney.

LONDON, November G.-lianlan in
tends visiting England 10 defend his
title 90 the championship.
TORONTO, November 6.--lIanlan re-
ceiyed a telegram from Blake thus
morning stating that Courtney had ac-
cepted his proposition, and asking Han
Ian TO forward the amended articles.
This evening, IIanlan replied 10 Blake,
aIso accepting, and asking him to in
sTuct Courtney % forward the articles
for the race at Washington, about tie
lst OF DecemheT.
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REVOLUTIONARY SCHEME.
Attempt to Enlist American
Capitalists I'm the Overthrow OF
the Diaz Government of Mex


SAN Francisco, November 6.-By
parties who profess to be inside OF the
movement in this city, it is asserted that
a very large proportion OF the popula-
ton of Mexico is dissatisfied with the
government of Diaz, that this dissatis-
faction has taken the shape OF an organ
ired revolutionary government, which
includes many Of the most distinguished
Mexican soldiers and politicians, and
that an outbreak which Will involve
several Of the most important Mexican
States is imminent. An agent OF the
Government for the Restoration OF the
Republic OF Mexico, Of which Gen. Angel
Maria Corrillo DeabornazO is President,
is in this city, endeayoring TO negotiate
for material aid to fnrther the scheme
for the overthrow OF Diaz, President OF
Mexico. The agent invites capitalists,
who are now considering the scheme, to
supply the. revolutionary government
with certain arms and military supplies,
in return for which they are to be
granted:
/. The authority 10 organize the Ma
tional Bank of Mexico, the notes OF
which are 10 be a legal tender for all
debts, public and private, and to be re-
ceivable in payment for public
lands at the rate OF one dollar per acre,
all the public lands Of Mexico to be set
apart for this purpose.
>. Franchises for railroads and tele-
graphs throughout Mexico, AM subsl-
dies i'm bonds and national bank notes
sufficient for their construction.
5. The abolition of all duties on I'M
portations OF goods from the United
States into Mexico by land.
4. The rights Of immigrants are guaran-
teed, taxation and service in tine MeNl-
can army fora stated period is to be re-
mitted, and religious tOleratlon assured.
There seems TO be do doubt that very
ambitious men in Mexico are con-
cerned in the movement, .and
some of the heaviest capitalists OF
the Pacific coast are reported to be now
examining it with view to engaging IN
the enterprise if it promises success
By a private letter from gentleman IN
Boston it is learned that the same
scheme has been submitted TO the
capitalists who own the Atchlson,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. These
gentlemen have already sent an agent
To Mexico To endeavOr 10 obtain IRON
Diaz the same franchise so far as their
company is concerned, and failing IN
that it is said they promised to give the
scheme their earnest attention.
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Cnicaxo.

CHICAGO, November 9. - Flour
Quiet and weak. Wheat-U nsettled,
opened weak and lower and closed firm
at inside prices; No. > red winter 81 Is
al Isl; No. Chicago spring 81 l2s
81 lil seller December; 81 l5l seller
January; No. s 81 02l; rejected Sole.
Corn Unsettled; opened weak and low
er and closed firm at inside prices at
42,c cash; S9!c seller December; I2lc
seller May; rejected SIZE. Oats-Dull,
weak aud lower at site cash; 81 lc seller
December; "a &c seller May; rejected 27c.
Rye-Easier at 72lC973c. Barley-Eas-
ier at Sic. Timothy-At - S7Cd2 Sc.
Flax Seed-higher at 81 50. Pork-Dull
and prices a shade lower at $40 % cash;
- a0,S9 % seller November; ~ 25(G9 20
seller December; $40 25 hId seller Jan
uary. lani-tluiet but steady at 81 ~
cash; s. 25@6 pa seller December;
s. l7lG6 20 seller year; - 10 bid sell
Ter January. Bulk Mea,s-Steady and
in fair demand. Whisky-Active but
lower at 81 o..
Philadelphia
PHILApELPHIA. November 6.-Flour
Dull; Minnesota extra family, medi-
um 81 25; good III 3Tl; choice 81 SO,
fancy 81 62lG6 IS; Minnesota patent
process 81 15t6S 20. Rye flour-Dull
at s. 62l. Wheat-lrreguar; No. = red
elevator 81 81 bid. 81 - asked; No.
rcd spot and seller November 81 -
bid, 81 81 asked seller December 81 81!
bill, 81 40l asked seller January II IL
bid, Il - asked. Corn-Dull; mixed
on track j7IG5sc; sail mixed seller No
yember SIC bid, 5Sc asked; seller DE
cember 81 lc bid. 57c asked; seller Jan
uary ole bid, 57c asked. Oats-W eak;
mixed 4iCd42c; white 43@4ic. Provi-
sions-Steady and in fair demand. Beef
Smoked al@l0lc; picked S(Gslc.
Lard-At 7ltg7ic, Butter - scarce;
creamery extra S}CR;ibc; Western Re
serve extra 25@27c; New York State
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 500
32c; good To choice 20@2ic. Eggs
Firmer: western 22c. Cheese-Dull;
creamery l2l6l3c; good ll@l2c. le-
.roleum-Eirmer; refined 7sc. Whisky
Steady and unchanged.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November G.-Flour-
Dull. weak and unchanged. Wheat
Western lower and firm nj a decline;
No. . western winter red, spot and
seller November 81 3OCGl 81; seller De
cember Il i0Gl Al, seller January
81 Az. Corn-Westcrn lower, dull aud
weak; western mixed, spot and seller
November, 55G 56c; seller December
b5(6y55Ic: seller January 56l@57c;
steamer Sic. Oats-lIighcr; western
white 42(a)43c; do mixed I0C94lc; Penn
sylvania i2Gl3c. Ryc-Steady at SS(el
g0c. IIay-Firm; prime 10 choice Penn
sylvana Slj 0O@l6 90 Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter-Frm;
prime 10 choice western packed and
roll 20G2ic. Eggs Firm at 2l@24c.
Petroleum-Unchanged. Coiiee-Quiet;
Rio cargoes l5i@lStc. Sugar-liigh.
er; A soft l0.@l0sc. Whisky-firm
at 81 -.
OIL City.
Or Cry, November 6.-The market
opened dull with sales at sole bid,
advanced 10 90c, declined and closed at
sg!c bid for old. Shipments 81 900 bar
rels, averaging 5000 barrels; trans
acions l25,OOO barrels.
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MELYINE HANNA
Convicted of MansIaughter.

CADIZ, o., November 5.-The trial OF
Melvine Hanna, the youthful murderer,
for the killing of James Mallerny, was
concluded this morning in the Court OF
Common Please, Judge James Patrick,
jr., presiding. The facts of the killing
as adduced in the trial, were as follows:
On the 18th day of June last, Hanna
went TO his usual work of crushing
stone, and in going for his horse he oh
served Mallerny tearing up box that
Hanna claimed belonged to his father.
lie interrogated Mallerny why he
was destroying that box. NAL
lerny replied it was none of his Id
business. Nothing more was said until
Hanna, short time afterward, took
borrowed saddle home, and in the mean
time asked his father if he had given
Malerny the privilege of destroying the
said box. His father replied no. Hanna
then returned TO the stable where his
horse was, preparatory to going to work.
Some words ensued. The defendant
was corroborated by II. T. Price, the
Quarryman, that Mallerny raised
Ratchet in his left hand, mutter-
ing: 81 will split your Id brains
OPEN" Thereupon Hanna picked
up large sandstone and hurled it at
Mallerny, striking him above the left
ear, inhicting fracture that produced
death the day after. Hanna ran away,
avoiding arrest for ABOUT three months,
ne being captured at Cambridge, this
State, and brought here for the reward
of $500 The jury, after being out twen-
ty-four hours, returned a verdict Ofman-
slaughter, and recommended to the
court that it pass a severe sentence. He
was sentenced this morning to five
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary,
The case throughout has caused ripple
OF excitement in this community, and
the verdict is, as well as the sentence,
approved by our people.
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PRODUCE.
Now York.

NEW YORK, November q. Cotton
Firm at II l-l6Gll 9-l6. Flour-Quiet
and steady; receipts 24,0O0 barrels;
superfine western and State - OO(9
; so; common TO good - j0Cg5 80; good
to choice s. 00CG7 10; white wheat extra
50 OOCd6 50; extra Ohio 8 1901 % st.
Louis 81 00dS 90; Minnesota patent
process s. 25CGS IS. Wheat-Firm:
receipts l2S,OO0 bushels; ungraded
spring 81 2jCal 81; No. spring 81 25!
al 2G; No. new winter Il 81: un-
graded winter red 81 25Ca,l 30; steamer
No. 3 do 81 25; No. do. 81 35Cal 37!;
No. ! amber 81 36@,l 81; No. . IL 3jldj
| 365; ungraded white 81 36; No. ]
do sales 80, 900 bushels, at 81 35!CGl 81;
No. . red, seller November, sales 1885,
600 bushels, at 81 35lG9l 81; seller De-
cenber, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 80
al Al. seller January, sales $1,000
bushels at 81 44!@l AZ. Rye-Quiet
but firm; No. 2 western S6c. Corn
Moderately active; receipts 800 BUSH
els; ungraded 57!c; steamer 56c; No:
2 SIC; No. . white G6GL67c; low mixed
6I6G2c; No. . seller November 51!c
bid: seller December sole bid. Oats
Steady; receipts IL, 600 bushels western
mixed 42@42Ic; white western 43lCa
4iIc. Hay-ln good demand at 5Oc.
Hops-In good demand at full prices.
Cohee-Dull; Rio cargoes l4C9 l7Ic; job
lots l4LI lJc. Sugar-Quiet but firm;
fair TO good refining s!Gs!c. MoIas-
ses--Dull and nominal. Rice-ln good
demand. Butter-Higher; western Is
"a 4Oc. Cheese-Firm; western SGl3c.
Whisky-Nominal at Il ID. Pork
Dull and lower; mess $40 40t9l0 80.
Beef-Firmer; extra India mess 2Ua)
&c. Cut Meats-Dull; long clear ~ 10;
short clear 81 25. Lard-Steady; prime
steam 81 87l. Tallow-Heayy at Ia
7.c. ROsin-Strong at 81 S0lGl 50. Pc
troleum-sieady; United yOc; crude 90
@7!c; refined 7ic.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November 6.-Wheat-lrre2-
ular, closing firmer; No. 3white Wabash
81 22g: No. white Michigan II Il;
amber Michigan spot 81 81 seller De-
cember 81 25i; No. red winter spot
81 22I; seller December 81 %; seller
January 81 29l; No. 3 red Wabash,
81 10; No. 2 ID. & VI. red 81 Il. Corn
Quiet; high mixed, 44c; new ilc;
No. 3 52ic; new 4Ol do. December 39c,
rejected llc new 39c; damaged new BE.
Oats--Dull and nominal. Clover Seed
Prime g 32l; No. 2 81 %.
CIncInnau.
CINCINNATI, November 6. Cotton
Firmer at lie. Flobr-Quiet at - %
6.6 So. Wheat-Demand light and
holders firm at 81 2SGl 30. Corn-Fim
at i3Csy4ic; new ear 36(937c. Oats
Demand fair and market firm at 32s
35c. Rye-Steady at SO(aSlc. Barley
Easier at 9OG95. LArd-Demand fair
and market firm at 81 20(96 .. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Nominally un-
changed. Green Meats-Quiet and un-
changed. Whisky-Demand active at
81 O6. Linseed 0il-Firm at SOC.
Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, November 6.-Petroieum
Quiet; crude 95c at Parker's Tor imrne-
diate shipment; refined 7tc for Phila-
| delphia delivery.
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Ny. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Forty New Seats to be Sold mt the
Low Price OF $4,000 each.

NEW YoRK, November G.-'rhe govern
ing committee Of the Stock Exchange
has decided to enlarge the membership
from 1860 to LOO, and that the forty
new members shall pay an initiation Zee
of $1,000. After the membership has
reached ] 100 the entrance fee will be
missed 10 10000. When seats are sold
by transfer Of members instead of by
the Exchange, the purchaser will have
10 pay To the Exchange $1,000, when
there shall be 100 members, instead oi
500, a. at present. The matter will be
submitted To n general meeting oi the
Exchange. The proceeds oi the sale Oi
the !orty new seats will pay for the new
building recently purchased by the Es'
change.
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Major Reno Again in Trouble.

ST. PAUL, November G.-Major Reno,
who, two years ago, was court martialled
for indecency toward woman and
whose sentence was mitigated by Presi-
dent Hayes, is again in trouble tor a
similar oiIense, the victim of this in
suit being the wife OF post trader Farm
shaw. Reno was drunk at the time
and very indecent. Gen. Terrell has de-
clared a court martial to try him to
sit at Fort Meade, November 24th.
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MISSISSIPPI.

NICKsBURG, November 6.--By the oih-
cial count the Democrats elect their State
Senator and members of the Legislature.
The Republicans elect nearly the county
officers.
CANruS, MISS November 6-Mml-
son county c.c..s % Democratic senator
and two Democrats and one lnicpcn-
dent To the Legislature. The balance oI
the Democratic ticket H. o..cJrl.
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Omcer Shot

MILWAUKEE, November G.-The STiti-
n,r, Madison special says that there was
great excitement there this evening, ow-
ing to the reception Of dispatch from
Windsor, a small village six miles dis
tant, announcing that Constable Wilsey
had been shot and dangerously wounded
while attempting TO arrest a party OF
four tramps, for whom he had warrants
charging them with an attempt 10 shoot
a man near San Prairie. The dispatch
asked for the aid Of the Sheriff and posse.
Seventy-fye men at once left on a
special train, and at last accounts were
securing the country in search OF the
desperadOcs.
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
Seriously Injured.

Porxr Pleasant, November 5.-This
afternoon rs Henry Meeks, farmer OF
this county, and his tenant, Gallatin
Pullin, were driving through town in a
buggy ON their way home, the horse be-
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing both occupants out, badly bruislng
Mr.. Meeks and seriously iniurlng Mr..
pt,liip
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Weather Indications.

wAsHrx0ToS, ID. C., November :, ]
A. N-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val.
ley, warmer southeast ~ southwest
winds. partly cloudy weather and sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer
For the lakes, warmer sOuibeast 10
southwest winds, falling barometer.
partly cloudy weather. and in the north
east portions light rain.
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Tur PITTSBURGH Commerci1l Gn.ftf,

TUE Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette re-
ports an interview with a gentleman
who claims to be posted in the matter
and prominently connected with the
iron business, who says that there eX-
lists an organization known as the
knights of Labor" which numbers
among its members million of men
well supplied with means to sustain
them during a strike, and he predicts
trouble before many days among iron
men from the organization. We suspect
the gentleman is an alarmist, who is
scared at the phantom his imagination
has conjured up.
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FRANCE.
Death Sentences COMMITTED.

PARIS, November g. President Grevy
has commuted the sentences OF five cul-
prits who were condemned to death,
including the notorious assassins Aba
bic and Giles. The President is adj
verse to capital punishment, and this
looks like its practical abolition.
Prince Jerome Looking to the Presi-
dency.
LONDON, Novamber GA correspond
ent of the Times at Paris saws that Prince
Jerome Napoleon seems to have aban-
doned his expectant role and to be de-
cidedly taking the airs of a competitor
for the Presidency or Empire. He
has surrounded himself with a complete
diplomatic household, including Brunei,
the ex-navy captain who accompanied
Princess Clotilda, when she left France
on the fall OF the empire, as secretary.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Riots in Exeter.

LONDON, November 6.-There was a
riot in Exeter, last night, in connection
with the Guy Fawkes celebration.
Mobs assembled in the yard of the catho-
dral around bonfire, and attempted to
demolish the boarding or enclosure er-
ected to protect the city bank. The
riot act was read and a company OF
military called out, who fixed bayonets
and loaded with balls. The sight OF
these proceedings and a free use of the
policemen's slaves cleared the yard in
about an hour. Several arrests were
made, and the streets were patrolled un-
til daylight.
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VIRGINIA..

NORFOLK, November t.-trltlith, the
dsbt payers' candidate iug the Senate, Il
elected from Norfolk county.
RICHMOND, VA, November G.-The
debt-payers claim that they have Ger
tainly elected A delegates, with an equal
chance for ; others, and IS Senators,
with an equal chance for others. The
rsadiusters, however, still maintain that
they have % Senators out Of ~ and %
dele ates out of 100.