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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY. April Q, 1879.
sALEs.-20o Virgini, eonsois sold \: 57a; LOCO
Virginia coEsols sol! Il; 57s; g Richmond and
Danvl:c Railroad stocks sold III 8.
Gerernmtnt Securities.-United States AS
lo4.: bid: United states IL, 99t: bid.
ast ed: Virginia consois. new. Al: bid. 43 asked ;
Virginia fundaaic. 80 b:d Virginia deferred. a.
2h nrEn ia,ereI, certificate hid sssca
North caroinl bonds, 22.; bid: 81 asked
Petersburg city Gs F. and A. eGX bid. 9 90 aasS Sa:
p.tersburs city s.. 1917 BIZ, asked: Petersburg
urs city S., j: and j., 1i3 bid; LynchburY cry
G., j.. ard j.: lol bid; Norfolk city water e-S,
al AMI n. i JS bid
Railroad Bonds-Vir:in!a Central Railroad nrs,
,nortgase o.. D. aud % bid: Vlr@tnsa Central
i:.i!roai third mortgage g.. j. and j.. 0G hid: Nir.
D.. l0l3 bid: Virginia Cen raj l:niIrrad non-mur-
cage s., j. ana j., l045 bid: Petersburg Railroad
Petersburg lsnlroad >cc"na mortgage g.. j. and j..
30 asked: RiclIiE"uJ. FREDERICK burg and Potomac
mont aud nanvi,I Railroad consolidated g.. NJ
aud ~. sex bid: picdmo1t Railroad first mortgage
90 A: and ~. 100 cid: Atlanta aud Charlotte Air
Line Railroad first mortgage s., }. aud j. 10
ashe'l.
Rnl'rood Mecks-C Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad
leo par. 81 bid: Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common
100 par, "a bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg anl
| otpnt!c turbiN y per cent 2udriElet&. ltt
par. 79ls bid: Richmyni. Fredericksburg and TO.
| fnmac Railroad per c-ni. guaranteed. 100 par
92a lid; Connection Railroad stock. 10 par. co.
BID. ~ ASKED: Rich'non.i aud Dauvle Railroad
| 100 PR. az It'd, 8 asked: S"abcard and RCannS,
| Railroad common. 100 Dor. SIS bid; Seaboard an
| Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. leo par. 95 bIr.
| Bank StcckS.-Eir>t National. 100 par. Is bid
National Gank OF Virginia 100 par. 81. asked
state Bank OF Virginia. 100 bar, 72E lii: Union
Bank Of Richmond. 80 i'ar. 4Os BID.
hlSnrn"ce EomDon,,s.- Virginia FIRE and Ma
rinc. % nar. 3Ga bid ~! a.kcd: Virginia STATE =;
| plr.2Ip bid: Merchants and Mechanics. loo par
&c bid: City, 100 par, 81: asked; Granite, l2l
gar. 1J kc,'.
Misc" tGneows.-Oli Dominion Steamship Gem
pany, LOO par. 50 asked.
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Eurepe's New interest IN silver.
aENERAI, REAoSrTrzarfnsr

from the Financla. Chronicle, April 81 IS
Our people are scarcely olive to the change
which the silver question has undergone
during the past few months--we might
almost say weeks. Only last summer the
United States asked for and obtained d con.
ference OF tho leading European Govern
ments, and although representatives OF the
most OF those Governments appeared at our
convention they did it under protest, and
when there, all with one accord began to
make excuse; finally, With true French po-
litenesss they patted us on our backs,
wishing us God-speed in our single-handed
effort to retabliitatc" silver. This was
less than eight months ago. Since then the
dcp1es and Dissemination in the trade
Of Great Britain have been day by day de-
veloping. until now the distress has become
so general that the mercantile classes there
are thoroughly awake 10 the necessity Of
removing every impeachment TO recovery.
On the 25th OF March the Council OF the
Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce actually
adopted resolution in favor of an Inter
national agreement for the remonetizaton
of silver. and yesterday tFuday) q deput;,-
tioa from the Chamber waited upon Lord
Beaconsticld to present the SAME view.
Bnt the most important indications are
those which come from the bead or the
English Government himself. In the House
OF Lords on the evening OF March 25!h,
when Lord Huntley suggested M inquiry
into the causes OF the depression OF COM
mcrcc ard agriculture in Great Britain,
Lord EracoaSGcld discouraged suck 4 gene
rel investigation, belicvin" it would be
without results, bat lie added that the ex.
iStIa@ Glow prices were partly caused by
tic depreciation OF silver; possibly an in
quir. as 70 The change in value OF the pre-.
cous metals and its effect on English in
du>iry might hereafter be desiraClc.'
These facts and circumstances all indi-
cate that very remarkable change is in
progress III Great Britain, and we are cont
dc"t that We do not orerc>tinatc The pro-
grtsS that has been already made. The
end Will not be reached without opposi.
ton. and possibly after severe struggle
but the present suffering is so very gen.
cral and extreme. and evidently so largely
due to the depreciation and demonctiZa.
ton OF silver. that unless the United States
encourages The idea which Still prevails in
Europe that our currency must eventually
be based on that metal solely, the end cam
not be doubtful or long undetermined.
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Ey Tcirgrapn.

Ne" fo"S, April a.-Co'ton inactive: sales. 3a3
ba;,~: nr'mhs. i:r.: Orleans, l':c Flour a:an
mon {" fair extra. silica $40: good 10 cho!rr.
>5.501SG.75. Wh"aI--Sprng .uli and .ca;cciy
so w T,Mr rsf g." III " Co nta win" m
important ciangc-~clo>!ue tirmcr. Oats shade
i"Ir"r ana fairly active; SS'Gc. for No 3. Coffee
more active and firm. >uaar IL i:sir 'i"l ani aud
.icldy: fair 10 good refining. 81 e &C.: prime,
SIS, refined qIici and auc.antc'. Mn"ts.cs irn-
~. Rice Ia @'"! demand aud firm. Ko;n quiet ut
Fork lower: spot, $40 Tor cid, l0.G2.,n $l0.7J
Tor how. Hdi!rs naci:tnGci. Lard !owcr and les,
lciiv"-ci In. steady prime SttIn SPOT, $50 .I4
$3.50. Whisky and tfeighls st"aHy.
EALTiMuRE.
hALT!Morr. A;ril 9.-F!c"r s;sahy,: Howard
; Tf 4G.4 5 ', iy s" iI7S% go TfS y M,
,ur,tii. e. s. 25M 1918: extra. !i.25m II So !:
ltio nraad: s5;GsG%:5 -: r,lnn-ro r..y. S. =.
cru rcd. tl.l34$l 70 ainim". - l5m&l.IG: 40.
y PcnnsvITalrla red. 3'sGji.l34: S". 2 west
SIn w'nTr re, ra' 1'% and Anr 81 I@@}lil.;
corn fnll anh iow"r for white: western steady;
southern white. t7d47Hc.:, yellow. i3h@434c.
qnie; aud steady. Pork, n.5OGs 10 IS. I'uK-
meal. tIo"scI-@ hcm't"r-. aaalc. clear rib tides,
4!:c: clclr rIb slice, g.. lIau.. 9aI. yi.c Lard
k'hnet; IN Heres; rs Gu;,rr ,!ra ant I'm,
unchanged. Whiskeg dull aud unchanged. Sugar
quiet
! CISCtSHATI. April 9.-Flnpr easier: family,
Il 6atI; 81. Wheat weaker prime 10 choice red,
&l.04m 81 90 Corn s;caIy an, I'm far ID nI:nh ut
37@3sc Oats steady '- 29m32r. Pork quiet;
he'd al &ln.7JG4Sll. Lard in fair demand hu at
dun: held at $3.50 for sEoild.rs. Ei.75 for clear
~; clear rib, 53r. Gear sid'>. 5s,r. WIrsSry
dun ard lew At Tl.Ul. Sugar irin and unchanged
Iior> quiet; ptckInI. 81 G3hl!3 80.
LOUISVILLE.
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siallsry, sl,.; t,risnts,. Pacific. 5,,e.; Arnold,
IamErtes. Rice. 5xc.: GnsIisIi. &c.
ca...r,. C.,,s.a $50 60
a,tas, . : ~ :. 80 $3.50. @1 OSo''
S s1ronns. Msssi,.s "a .goas4 a bo,
oranges: 4350S3f.
HroceraeS. kcs
saeon snt uhers. @5sc.; clear r1s-s:dss. Ga
vrg1uis hoe-ron,d. 7Ga7Ec. Vlrgini. hams. large,
-" llc.: small. l0@1lc; snear-csiren. nncan7Assc,
f0610Ec.; plain hanis. 9YnJ 1Oc. Stock light
Bucktfs: Panied two no ,ps. Si.25Gfl.So
hree hoops, s1.5o@sl.75.
s1.s0a&2: four strings. rs ms3.
HoJes: Ro-ConiHOn. lUIGllc.: iair il5@
1875; good % prime: l4Nd De-: t@2naY.a- 1870
candles: Adamannne candles. lz,fial3c. I. set
t5ial5kc. &, h.: half-boxeo 13c.: taow. lao.
Che4ss: Prime cutting. 9xc.: northern and
western prime cutting. aa9sc. conn,on. 7Gsc.
English dairy. lsG2Oc.: Pineapple. CSC.
Rice: Carolina. 6&;G7Xc.: Ranroep. &C.
Surth Carolina gross. s40aSISs North Caro-
una roe. III haff-harrels. $4a&4.25. MacAeres-
mackerel. s5@s6 No. l. In Kits. 1925 No. 2. In
>n 49, sdsG i,: No. s'sl.ao. .,o.. ,,s-y. :,
aa,I- barrels, &c.
t, n no.. ;o common svrlo-riosshacs. 1se.
ZIG rces: l9c barrels. Zoe: genuine ro.en syrsp
3hS45c. 3 gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4O@55c-
nmA: LlVerp'o, from store, Sl.4o- Ground
alum. from store, SOC; 2 sack.
Sag"r: cra shed OK: powdered 9ac.: grasu-
WEE. &c. y. s&N , &C. u: Sac": cara c, SC.
.rfiow. . ftc; cut !"ai' iozc' zorro Rleo' De-
80 ,.nnnnn 50-r- bes, u..,,,, 7r<a a..
toIla,. 1Jas2nc.: aud f1ncr nrrccs cn:ntry.4a.or
Tsas: B'sck. a5r.6sl.--the last q prime article:
Imperial, Si.1OI5l.Gp; gunpowJcr, $l.45@l,75
for strictly Choice.
Ricrs. Leather. &c.
Bidss. trccn s61,r. dry x,,ed 1o81Ir. s-7
a -. 1ay.. .yc, s,i,cI t,na ,aa, sat.c'".o;t
ms aic XXI "e' ora WI oi1'
L.Gfhfr: Sole leather, o,s 3n5,3j.. sole Iea.,,-
acrllock l7.r2ac.: cour;r, uprer. anTi!,nc- c,tT
inrsh lsM22c "a tont: Kin. 4OSl75c a To- norres5
C ;"ntry. IJUlaO CIV tnisii. 80 GSJc. I. ~: calf.
IN, se!4c!' F1o-s4'9" G. "' rough Eh:rsiEgi
o"SoS- -,
IRON. N'"e'. Nails. NC.
aiTnn: Amcrcan renm". tid il"miSion. 20
~ 2-tuc. = To- taciSii ana American shT:. Is
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General Fremont. Governor OF Arizona,
who is now in New York. has submitted to
the Government plan for bringing the
waters Of the Cult of California back to
their old basin in Southern California,
which, he says, would create an inland sea
suitable for navigation about 200 miles long,
80 miles bread, and 800 feet deep convert.
ing wha; is now q desert iuto q highway OF
commerce. He thinks, also, that the eli
mate Of Southern Arizona and Southeastern
California would be tempered and i'm
proved by this change.
General Joseph r. Davis, a nephew O.
Jefferson Davis, was married in Mississippi
CITY the other day to Miss Margaret Green
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posed to an increase OF The bonded debt. un-
less The exigencies Of war should render it
necessary. They are for the retrenchment
OF expenditures, the lesseniug OF the bur-
dens OF taxation, and a thorough reform In
| the present unequal and unjust method OF
| raising revenue. They are for placing the
coinage OF gold and silver upon the same
| footing, without restriction or limitation
| upon the amount of either. They are for
reviviug the languishipg, perishing indus
tries OF the country by an increase OF the
volume Of currency, founded on a sound
basis, sufficient to meet the urgent demands
OF trade in every department OF labor and
business.
Without tranaactinS any further business
the caucus adjourned.
SCENE IN THE HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-In the House to-
day, when the debate on the resolution for
change OF the rules had progressed for
about two hours, IN eccentric individual in
the gentlemen's gallery, supposed TO be the
same who had sermoniZed on the violation
OF the Sabbath at the close OF the last ses-
sion, suddenly gave vent to his feelings by
declaiming in loud and solemn tone.
Woe. woe, woe to this den OF thieves"
Before he could get any further in his de-
| nunciation be was pounced upon by some
OF the doorkeeber's assistants and buried
out OF the gallery.
NORFOLK MILITARY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-This morning the
Norfolk Va.) City Guard, Captain E. V.
White commanding, arrived here on the
steamer George Leary, and were received
by Representatives Goode, Of Virginia, and
J. &. S. Blackburn, OF Kentucky, and the
| WASHINGTON Light Infantry Corps. After
proceeding to "a" Comnauy's armorT,
where the visitors left their knapsacks and
partaok Of refreshments. they formed 4 line
ard marched through the principal streets,
| attracting much attention. The Guar DIS
were accompanied by number Of homo
rary members, and have with them the For
trcss Monroe band. Company So gave
tbcir guests an eXGibtion-drill at their
armory this evening; after which they scrc-
nadcd Colonies Goode and Blackburn and
Hon. J. X. Tucker. The visitors will re-
main in our city until tomorrow.
| OTHER ITEMS.
| WASHINGTON, April 9-The Treasury to-
day issued a call for the redemption OF
lO,000.G0O 1910 bonds; o! which S3,000,-
900 are coupon and 100000 registered
bonds.
Chief Moses and several OF his tribe ar.
rived here to-day. They will confer with
Secretary SchurZ tomorrow, and before
their departure will have 4 talk with tho
| President,
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prTERSBURG.

,,rRARY BUT.plSG--A COSTLY
SALE or Nv. IT A Low rRIcE--DEf.EGATEsTo
TEoPhN'o oI,,s or ODD fEf.LowS--REFI-
rHS GhAsn,xcs-EAsTER fLowERs-1&.
rRovEAsSTs' p,.,,,ono n,sna,cnI
lc"FFcS'""'~ ArRu. 8, 1870.
petersburg Library building at she
The ., sycamore ard Eosi'ngorook
coTH"E' was sold at auction this afternoon
<sccs's,. Of our Hastings Court ana was
BY deess.rd hy Mr.. II. w. L'ggens ior
prrc.eeS RE price is generally considered
si5",r lot ON which the bailding stands
Nw. G, st the Library Association sio.-
orisn'"di, sc building itself cost about Sl'.-
NaS S a.,s nroncrtv was rendered untenab!e
eA nycrol months ago, but the walls
M nv ,,,ol and the four stores on the
'rf a. are comparatively but little
Ga na~ Eoara CT Health will meet tomorrow
"a" 'n DG sanitary measures for the spring
ana n >~3 Lodge. No. l6' OF oad.r '-
A't"mA. ,;n.srs. A. W. Archer, James
J. J." ,I,rrjsx. and Il. r. Brunei 10 thc G:ana
.,-o Of y:rc;nia. whicA meets III h'en'
L'a-s ,n fac 18th. Monroe Lodge No. o.
n'nG'' o'' r,,,rrsrulcti hy McSSrs. James NJ.
11.,n ard Julius HeiiricH. 49, c., 49,,
hs I,srr Wr!>iwcr will probably hni>a up
"" 35r,e, 81 Diuwiddie Circuit Cont TO-
L.: ~, E. and sfjourn for the term. there were
n- r,sn< Of pub'lc Interest on 'he u'eNr !,
,r5S, .;rcui: Court OF Brunswick commences
=. ,.,ying lem next Tuesday.
~ - viva! meetings at the Washington
i Methodist Episcopal church have so
',.ssr,,cd in thirteen conversions and
/" 'nn; nani;rnis. At the meetings IN
h"'1.'' .. Inc First Baptist church. where
w.rr,n. OF Richmond, is preaching
p:iy, some t';r.n OF or ce eTn's'n persons
Nave 7, aaGe profession OF !a''n. ,o. :: 49,.
"a r,,' "' .myrr.l Episcopal chuicAcs in our
" = understood, will strictly obey the
c'.H, "a ,.;,5 If Bishop "hit;lc against the
i"!"p 1vrrrrccns and flowers at Easter.
. ~, hrncr;c. believe. il has been Gus
, ,",,'rry With one or more ci thcm 10 use
.%"r, 70 a,odcrate extent.
T"c fruit crnp in this section was not IN ~,
;orcj hy the la,' cold spell, and We are al
!.o,sjui O, fine fruit year.
TN, >rirt OF Improvement Is actlVc III
.,' r.a,a,inity. Several stores ana many
J,,lt,r-> are in progress Of erection, ana
",qr, others are being repaired.
'''"' EuBIS ADAlR.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Ira. SJ.25: rnmn'a fanny. 1919 ait; Drains.
:G.25GsC.75; Stanton extra. !0.2J.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised G2 h Is
heads and 40 liercts. The offerings al arcIlou on
Change were &C pa kagrS; Of which number A.
were sold at prices ranging from :l.l0 o:32.
QuOTATIONS-PRiZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
LuGs.-Cnmmon % medium, s2.230$2.75: good
TO fine. S3Gi $3.50.
L.at-Co,nmon 10 good short, STA IS :: medium
to IA long IS $3.50; good 10 very goon long. $50
20 80.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types Of the fCrits, have been thus far IN very
light supply. There is assortment of '.arh sun
cared tobacco otlcii ing.
bright.
Lugs.I;c9@m9ogn to mc'Iium' *l4e:c; coed to
Sm0k.rS-Fai- to medium. !Sn$l0: good to
very good. Sl2G?l5; ii.c 20 fancy. St7.5ON
Leoc-Cominon 10 medium. $7.5N4l3G good 20
*l5mSlS.
:l5M>Sj GOOD 10 very good ana line, t3Q@S4 o.:
extra line. $4jGS5".
YttiOlc IIrappers.-Commnn 10 medium, $3.50
49,: good 10 very good, :40G$50; fine 10 fancy
Occasional small lots have since The season open
ed commanded above 'hr outside quotations ln':i-
cations that strictly fancy white wrappers viii
be III light supply.
No special change in quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade old filters
from manufacturers, and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There is every pro pcct now Of good season. and
We look for increased receipts.
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For:S-siXth Congrcss---First Session.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1879.

The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the New Hampshire standardization case.
Mr.. Davis. OF Illinois, opposed the admis-
sion OF Dir. Bell 10 seat, arguing that there
was no such vacancy is could he Tiled by
the Governor.
The discussion OF the question OF admit
ting Bel was continued until 4:30 Z. NJ,
when the Senate went into executive ScS-
sion, and after the doors were rt6Dcned ad-
iourncd.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Stephens. OF Georgia. from the Com
mlttcc on Rules, reported IL resolution for
the disappointment of the following select
committees: Census, Reform, Civil Service /:
on Law Respecting Asccrtanmcnt and De-
caratian Of Presidential Election; in Re-
gard to the Prevention OF Eridemic Dis
cascs; OH Ventilation Of the Hall; on Causes
OF DEPRESSION OF Labor; also, to increase
committee membership, as follows: En-
rolled Bills 10 I, Coinage to II, Ways a"d
Means. 10; Agriculture, Judiciary. Flee
tons, commerce, appropriations, ID each
Also, new rule providing that motiAn to
su- DcGd the rules and pass the general ap'
preparation bill shall require three fonrths
minority instead oil Gas now two thirds.
after considerable discussion and The
adoption OF two or three amendments the
report was agreed to-, and the House adj
iourIcd.
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The Elections.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The election in Jcr-
scy City, n. j., yesterday FOR members OF
the local boards resulted in Republican
gains. The boards last year were strongly
Democratic. There is tic In the board
of police and fire commissioners. The
board OF frccholders is Republican. The
board OF aldermen stands six Democrats
and five Republicans, and one district
doubtful The boards OF public works and
education are evenly divided, but will be
controlled by the Democrats.
In the city OF Bayonne, which usually
goes Democratic, the Republicans have
made q clean sweep.
In Iloboken the Republicans elect their
candidate for mayor. The Democrats elect
their city treasurer and city clerk without
onnOsition.
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THE NEWS.
ny TRlEGRAPH FROM ALI PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

GAINS IN THE JERSEY CITY
MUNICIPAL ELECTION TUESDAY = CON.
OCCASIONAL AND OTHER WAsnISGToN
NEws-DE1ocRATIc cAUcUs--A RAIL.
]. ROAD soLDIN NAsfvlLLE.-A MISSISSIPPI
TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE-THE NOR.
FOLK cHICKEN-FIGHT: A VICTORY FOR
Observation-Disclosures MILITARY IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HELPING
THE NEGRO ExoDUs-THE RUSSIAN REvo
LUTIoNARY COMNIITTEE-ACTIUN OF
ENGLISH MINERS, &C., &C.
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The South Carolina Election Cases.

CHARLESTON, April 9.--In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, before Judges
Bond and Bryce, the election cases were re-
sumed. The argument took place on the
motion to qllash the panel OF grand and
pcti: Jurors, District-Attorney Sorthrop
representa-" the Government, and Messrs.
Magrat. Mitchell Corner, and Noise the
defendants. The Court announced that its
decision would be given tomorrow morn
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=
MARINE ayTELaraEEEE.
MINIATURE hLNANAc-ApRIL 1873
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 9, Is

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 8, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary G. Carroll, CARROLL. Orient, l.. T.,
c;IanD. ". G.. fIcn,iaw.
Sci.r,unr Alic. Curtis, Morris. Baltimore. i!c-
brick, Dd Dominion on. ,Hd .I-WCrks.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Giaald. Norfolk. United Stars
YIi. n:rf:h tntlac, ana pa ocnSGIs, j.. Il. TltuiH
agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Baltimore Aprl On ~cIo'n"- EGxanna: Mitchell.
Phllsd"l, HI. Aprli 7th. schooner Annie Shepherd
Horton.
by Telegraph.
FORT MONROE. Arri "..-'a>s'l ont froH< Ri"n.
ulnnt: Earss Edward Waugh. Tor Antwerp, and
Finr)r"r for Sau'nS.
NEW YogE. hpri!9 -irriy,d S3rator:. Eothina.
Arrived rui: Prince Regent, Am Wheaton, Eoss-
rio, The Qaecn. Tuscrny.
DISASTERS.
LEwEs DEL. Aurii 9-The schooner Charles 4.
jones. from Chisholm Island :. e.. with phosphate
rock for WOOD. iioil. bias. spran2 i,sk du-inx
the heavy gale Of Marcn 30th II fryinS-Pin Shoals
I,yhr Th~ ship went down next Gay. The crew
were picked M Nv the ,choou,r Agnes }. Grace ana
have I"rn lam cd her. a.,
GALyEsYOS. Aprl 9.-Eafiy this morning me
Norwegian brig Iiera, CAPTAIN Oniihu1osfrD WIN
O39 bee, Of cotton for bremen. dragged Ier
auc! ors and went ashore IN DIro lsianc. Sbe Hes
I'm TX feet Of water, aud has Free jcrt OF ~acf III
her hold. She draws twelve feet. Wreckers nave
gone TO her as istauce.
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The Negro Exodus from the South.

Bosr0N. April "a number Of repre-
sentative colored men OF this city held Il
meelin. tonight to consider plans OF fur
thering the negro exodus from the South.
A committee was appointed to call mass
meeting in Fancuil Hall and arrange for
means to transport as many as may be desl-
rous OF leaving for new homes in the West.
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!, Of political prisoners is unane-
Royal Marriage Foreshadowea.

= VA pohs<SS1A RisSSnSAo1 10 ShnnsS-
liorated."
Royal Marriage Foreshadowca.
PAEIs. April 9.-The approaching visit o;
the Austrian Crown Prince to Madrid Is be-
l:eved here to foreshldow the marriage OF
King Alfonso to the Archduchess Maria,
daughter OF the Archduke Charles.
The PGtrie announces that it has reason
to believe that the marriage Of King Al
| fonso to the Archduchess Maria will take
place In July.
Riot0us Miners.
LONDON, April "a dispatch from Sea-
ham. county OF Dur ham, states that the
| miners in the Houghton and Seaham dis
| tricts have determined to destroy the pro-
perry OF the owners and managers. A hun
dred police are stationed in Seaham Hall.
| and conflict is imminent. The coli!ery
managers are leaving or barricading their
houses.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
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backIcrrics. 81. ,.r,o,
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Tar: Large size. S3.2J:d $3.50.
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4icohof: $40 p ga!Ion.
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dozen.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YDRn,

NV 1UNN,
NEW YoEH, April 8 - Noun.-S ihckS weak. Money
0n call. & per c,aL. FAclaugc--i.anr. 4SG: short.
1874. STATE hon,'S dull. Governments weaE.
ErratHJ.-Mon.y. per cent. Exchange dull IN
'lr"optlg. Governments weak. except Tor As and
rs; nc% 81. l04a,. States dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. AiTi 9.-Nirsln'a G's. t!rf.rr d.
70; c"n>"s. 81 second >clicS. IL i;ast-tuc COT.
puus. SIia. BID to-day.
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"a, ARCHBISHOP PuRcELL's RESIGNATION RE-
I'D Cincinnati. April S.-A letter was
C :.r,led to-day 10y Archbishop Purcell from
c, asu'na SImeoni, secretary to the Pope, de-
,r 'a 10 accept the Archbishop's rcsigna-
C c"u On account OF his long service to the
Tt :. The, Archbishop was instructed
-, select a eosdjulor. with right OF success.
III to The See of Cincinnati