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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Ra.,xna,ion OF ,he G.r,baIdls.

ROME, September 29.-In reslgning their
seats in the Italian Chambers Of Deputies,
General Garibaldi and his son Menotti state
that they are unable to remain as deputies IN
a country where liberty is trodden under
foot. The real reason Of their designations,
however, Is believed to be that Major Can
zio, Genera, GaIibaldps s0n-in-law has been
placed under arrest.
A dispatch from Rome to tue Dduy Ne'os
In reference to the resignation OF General
Garibaldi as member OF the Chamber OF
Deputies says: Tue truth doubtless is that
General Garibaldi Is mortified at the non-
interference OF his old comIade, Premier
Carroll, 10 prevent the execution OF the
sentence OF imprisonment pronounced
by the tribunal at Genoa against bis son-in,
law, Major Caozio, for participating In
some revolutionary demonstration.
Lerd mayor Of London. $.
LoSpoy, September 29.-Mr. William
Macarthur, member Of the HOUSE Of Com
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M rELEaRArn TO THE DISPATCH.

KILLED WHILE PLAYING A GAME OF Bill.
LIZARDS = ARRIVAL OF GENERAL TOR
BERTs REMAiNs IN NEW YORK AND FU.
SERAL.sERvICEs--A GIRLS CONFESSION
OF R-CoNGREssIoSAL NoMINA-
TIoNs-READJusTERs COMING TO HAN
CocK-JUDoE SIMMONS AcQUTTED-TBE
SIXTH DAY OF THE PAY-PREsBYTERIAS
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
THE ALABAMA DEMOCRACY ENDORSES
HANcoCK's LETTER ON REBEL CLAIMS
100000 FIRE AT FORT DoDGE-AcQUIT-
tai or MKRRiTT-BARGEs BURNED ON
THE NEvA-A DISTINGUISHED OFFICER
MURDERED - ELEVEN MEN KILLED ny
FIRE.DAMP EXPLOSION THE TURKISH
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
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psnd. Sc Hops -. Sci ra~s - s4ve<tty
Ssse: p;unSe, iSc.: whits msnufsessy4
Ins, l0c. keuiiworth. 7te.i Gus bsriands 7'fc.
res cSsssss 4 l iss' c Sssssss y
'S s s, Ssss':'s ssssss "a Sci sAs
=. sroSn Cysys. assnIse,iIi., s4s.; ssart, s'tc.
peppereile, &C.: kockbridg. "A: 81:
cs sssm' bi tsns'' e osi.1. s .:' Tode s
oi co v,.f'n yssss: Rocspar. &c.
ossseysss: Fiat Tsid &C.: 1Psper. 7s.
Drugs. Dysssu4s. OILS, 81
' ssso.. 'Ssa.so = nIlca.
conesntratsd Lys: Ss.asesA , 80 q fsu
Coppsras. ava
Goek,asal: e6c: y ..
5 Estfsss Z sl EsgsY9Ss' i'''
.iS ; I5.: l sss .a %sss'n: sss :
best salad, $3.50 castor. tl.2s . gallon; virginia
lubricating, s0N00e.. xefosene' iA.~ cash. ssi-
Race Ginger: sc.
Roots: Ginseng. Soc.; seneca, w'thout Yep see
Soda: sal, ls@2c.. In kegs; Essiish soda. &c.
Spirits ztirpsnttns: 45c.
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l305l4c. y 70.
Lemons: Messina. s450aS6 box.
Oranges None In market
groceries. &c.
Bacon. Shoulders, 7&c: clear ris-si~s l0Ic.
ribbed, 10e.: Virginia shoulders. 7M7x. Vie
glns nog;round. 999tc. Virgipla hams lslxs lie.
l1Mllhc. Stock light Canyased hams l3@ l3Hc
gaeksts; PANIED e.o TWO hsop'' si.ooesi.7'
.i SsSssss So Tr four ':ins;; zs a rs
Gosss Rio1 ot,%s 9s. 1l4xel2S s, ,r Ia
esS &c hs.%sSj;ps candles. I2sslss ss.
and rvs sss,tsn prime sas;ias; iississ:: es%%es.
fish; asrrnss.S: cs ssslC Nc cut, ss.2c ,
BAY, sls: No. 2. In barrels. 80; No. : niscAt-
rel. s5.75Ggt6.25: No. /, IN Kits, s2.2e Nc.
2. in Kits, sl:s7A: No. S,sl.o0.
barrels. Toe. tubs, 9Sa9kc. for New York; st@
&c for choice Baltimore.
notasses: Common syriip-Hoxsfezts. zoe.
tierces. 26c. barrels. 27c.: genuine soI.en syrup
35a45c. gallon: New Orleans. prime oOG6Ol-
sat: LyerpCSSGI from store $3.50 er0ul
sugar; Crushed; Ike; powdereH lie: graz
plated. l0kc.; 4. do@losc.; = ess.: extra
sosp: Common. .5s7c.; oesl washing. 7xasa
toilet. l5420c.: and fancy urices country. fenSc.
Tsas: BLACK; 25@aO'. lnperial, 2o@75; sOI-
Htdes: Wet ssited. ga &c.. dry salted. l2Gl5c.
ssa ii Rough iea,her, asSssc.; flushed har.
ness leather, 30G40c. finished upper so 4Oc.;
finished kips, 40G 50c.; hemlcek soies, 20a2S;.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON. American rehned. old Dominion bar,
6-l0e. a n. for standard sizes: EnglisD 9nI
American sheet, A sc. Swedes, hammered 90
SIC ; hoop. An d SIC.
Naits: Ola Dominion. 1926 for standard sizes.
PiOuyh- Castings: Wholesale, 31c., .ossi 4rc'
q D.
Rope: Manila. best, l2xc.: tdte. sx 99s.
Lumber. Saves. sc.
Lumber: White oak, sl32sls 1000;
W.sNin virginia poplar. alaesZ5 y 1000:
white plr, 8l46s42.50 y 1000: yellow Diue
soarcs. 40, market stiff; dry clear. sl2 slf,
aud In demand Iost t9@s l.. ACCORDING 10
lengths. smnges- Pine. Sl.7JMi2.00; cypre2-
six-inch. S6@se y 1000. Latbs-SpDt, VI saved,
81. 75Mfl.S( q LOCO.
STAGES: Whiskey- barrel rD5er,sreen. 81 SNf2ss
1000; seasoned, a206S25 q 1000. tlouT-as re
timber, i4Gf7 p 1000. FlOur-barrel DOie9 VAC
So hogshead-hoOls. zoe. g bundle.
Seed.
CIover: s5.50@s6.
Orchard Grass s1.50@sl.75.
Timothy: s3@s3 %
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, September 20, 1850.
Country Predace.
Bsespar: 2e@20Hc. y D. o-aooo IA.
Buttsr /: Prime 70 choice yellow, 25&30c lair
70 corn MsGt: e2c. bushel fer country; zoe. for
CD ByIed '' Fruit: Apples, aa4c blaesberres, &C.,;
cherries. l2aloe.; raspoerries' 2o@2ze.
fsS HS Prime hye-soOse. 4oa45e.; common.
25c.
sag: Virginia timothy, .l@sl0O; clever $50
oats: Baled. 9oc.@sl: a,,.e,a
Potetots: lrish-New Rose $40 ? oarre' 500
'Y Roots q Ginseng, sOc.@sl aD. Seneca free of
tops, 40c. 2 NJ. ~
Lard: Country: s@e1c.
Rye: s04S5 y busnei.
SumGc. Prime. 15c.
Bsisd Strap: 35@40e.
Wool: Washed. 40@4le.; unv,sned. 27a2sc.
BURY wool will bring from. 70 SC. y ID less thaD
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dsle; el.Ao@sl.5o v bsrrel
james h,s. aericaItufa SO Toe. y busnes RockMna
si.i5asi.zo, .ceoraing 70 as ssnn. Jolntfr
h5sning 1S Gs1n f sross sS ss csc,nsd
plaster ter iisoa;i.7s
Tar: LARGE sine, $40.
DRY Goods
pyfnfs. Nerrimack. 7c.: Merrimack shirtinf,
a.. s,cnmand. az; south Bridge. 6xc. Pacific,
7c': sprssue. 6xc.; sprague shifting, e4c.
Dnnnelr, exc; Aliens. 6Ae.; Maneasstsr. &c.
WasSipston 6kc.; Mailery Pink, 7c. Mallory Pus-
ME. 7c. etmpson Mourning, To-; simpson trey,
sc.; simpson Black, oxc.; Harmony, &C.; ASH
a9 sre ~, T. co!tcns Manchester X A. 1sc. Mar
CHESTER "A A. A., 6ts.; Rcckbrifgs - ~. ~
* K, 5ke.; James River a. II. H.. &C. jane
I,Iy' r Standard "A d. d., The: Gsaniteylllt n
r.. exc. GfAnitsville "A T. r.. ~; poesncnis'
fine. b.: Conestozs d., 7cs: consstoea No IN;
Bropn Shsetings: Peppereli lO-A. 2c,sc.' An
drosco ggin lO-4, 26xc.
Siescssd SAtrf,aos aRd Shsetsses. New fori
Mills. i2Ke.; wlmsutta, he. pevol, iQc.; a.
sestdale, Sc. Here "A, 6c. Pelham, &c.; qaine
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, MY CIGAR AND CONFEC.
TIoNFRY ESTABLISHMENT at No. 1904
Ss,ses rasr ,he corner Of Twenty hfth street.
This IL enc on the handsomest and most complete
estahl.shments OF the kind In the CITY, nzvint TOT
siye NJ the personal attention IL requires snu viii
make p,ice and terms Agreeable TO tue gn' nsrss
FOR particular please call ~ my x!oesiy' No oAo
Ss4.i ' ~ y ROBERT WERNE.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


CHICAGO, September 29.--A special dis
patch to the Inter Ocean from Manltowac
states that Anna Stacker, who has been on
trial for the murder Of her employer, Miss
Nancy Haywood, was yesterday visited by
her mother. who, holding up crucifix and
adiuring her TO tell the truth, got from her
n confession OF the murder, which confess
sion she subsequently repeated In court.
She said Nancy scaIded her and called her
crazy one Sunday, which so exaspera,ed her
that she pushed her mistress down on the
floor, and picking up an axe struck her On
the neck and head, and finding her liieless
dragged her out into the yard and concealed
the body. She misled the neighbors who
found the body. The girl Is only seven
teen years old, and can neither read nor
write. She has hitherto shown no signs OF
guilt.
A swindIer Arrested.
CHICAGO, September pa special dis
patch to the Tribune from Omaha states that
the important arrest was made yesterday OF
Frank Beiron, former land agent OF the
Burlington and Missouri railroad, who de.
frauded large number Of people in Micbi-
gan and other States by selling them worth
less railroad land certificates. He has real
lied. IL Is said, many thousand dollars by
bis swindles.
Fatal ARRAY In South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 29.-P.
Griffin was shot and killed at Abbeyille
Courthouse yesterday by Charles McClung;
both white. The parties were playing bill
lizards, when a quarrel arose and Griffin
drew a knife, when McClung shot him IA
tally in the head and breast.
Merritt Acquitted.
PETERSBURG, Va, September 29.-The
Jury in the case OF John Merritt, on trial In
the Halifax IN. CO. County Court for the
murder OF L. ~. Hicks at Weldon, rendered
a verdict Of acquittal at noon to-day, after
being kept. together two days. Judge
Graves, in addressing the prisoner, said that
II was through the mercy Of the jury that be
was DISCHARGED
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
TUTT'S PILLS.

Loss OF Appetite, Nausea, Bowels Costive, Pain
In the Head, with dull sensation IN Inc oacS part
Pain Under the Shoulder-Bade; Fullness Aiter
Eating. with dissemination TO exerton OF body or
mind; Irritabllity of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
OF Memory, with a feeling of having neglected some
duty weariness, Dizziness, Flutterng at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, Highly-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. one dose effects such change OF feeling as
to astonlsh the sufferer.
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FIRE RECORD.
Destructiye Fire nc Fort Dodx,

BeStfuettvG Ftre ~ fOrt DOuSes
CHICAGO, September 29.--A special dis.
patch to the Inter- Ocean from Fort Dodge,
Ia. states that destructive fire occurred
there Monday night. The dry-goods store
OF Hail q Julius, the boot aud shoe-store
of Crosby 4 Co., the hardware store OF
Prussias, and the First National Bank were
burned, besides smaller buildings. Loss,
100000; insurance, $4,000.
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AcauittaI of Judge simmons.

TNpeCIdT ttItRTdIII DIspdtCH.J
LYYCHBURG, Va, September 29.-In the
United States District Court. Judge Sim
mons, Of Botetourt, one Of the judges in
dicted for not putting negroes on iuries,
was acquitted to-day by a jury composed Of
half blacks and half whites.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the BODY 70
take on flesh thus the system Is ncurished, aud BY
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. rs cents. 30 MURRAY olhEni'
-, 90 -.oa, Anoo New York.
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TUTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
MINISTER'S changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by
single Application Of this DYE, II impartsa Nstu'
raj Color. acts instantsneously. SOLD py druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF u.
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Imy 2e-eodtAp20I
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 2o.isso.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ~. 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Frank Mcdonald. Mek.ndiie, fniiAae,s
Curtis 4 Parker. ~,
schooner Helen Mitchell, Windsor. plaster, War
nef Moore.
SAILED.
steamer city OF Richnond, 6iford, Soffoik,
United states mali, merchandise, and p<sssussr''
schooner Tredrsi HIN. Messlek. Baltimore sta
Jane, river, lumber. Curtis . Parker.
Schooner j. ". farker, Pnilbps. fbiAde phia, coal
and slaves, Curtis Parker.
scbooner Marian Stone. Norfoik. Curtis Parker
Schooner Yankee Doodle, kos<s New fosk. wa-
'I scsoouer 5. B. Everett, MeLaio. New FORK, coal.
'" .shoonsr L. 4. SNOW. aseeory. New York. coal.
cnesap~sis sud Ohio Railway Company; vsssei.
Currie Co.
uHuoRAMpuN.
The b.sss \. N. wtd,h .sae D.Ati!eI. tscq aics.
rnosd. with 6oeF for no - Jsp<iso, pastto kvtte
donsce IN rpvts sspssnbes SstA.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS
l. LIVER REGULATOR.

Ask the recovered DYsPEPTICS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS. VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE,
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appeiite--ihey will tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE,
COLO, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, s 0U IL
STOMACH, HEART-BURN, &C., &C..
1T HAS No EQUAL.
This unriyalIed Southern Remedy Is warranted
not TO contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel 0rowsy, deblitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or
. biousness." ard nothing will cure you 90 speedily
aud permanently ~ 10 lake
SIMMONS LIvER REGULATOR.
II IL Given with safety aud the happiest results 20
the NEST delcafe infant. il takes he place OF qn-
nlne aud bsisers Of every knd II 10 The cheapest,
purcs.y aud beat family medicine IN ,he world
y. H. zEitIn 90.
ausssodiy q
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. September 29.-The POSTS nhanclai
article saws: In the stock Exchange markets there
was very strong opening. prices of stocks having
peep ga IA per cent aDOYe Yesterdays cIoslhs ara
railroad bonds 4a7t. Unired states bonds were I'M
changed for The As and AS, and Z higher for the
short-date issues. After the opening the prices OF
stocks further advanced salA but before noon me
tone changed aud prices dropped ts92B. Inc nu-
nercal majority Of the Spectators In the stock EX-
change are yet decidedly bearsh. and the short NJ
teres is accordingly very large Inc principal Gtal-
ings have been in Kansas and Texas, Milwaukee
ana ST. Paul, Wabash, Erie, jersey central, iron
Mountain, Delaware, Lackawanna ana western
Reading. Western Union Telegraph, Union Paclhc,
aud Lake Shore OF these The notable strong stocks
have been Kansas and Texas, Wabash, linton Ia,
cIae Milwaukee aud ~, Paul, Burlington and
Onincv. aud Reading. Ontario and Western has
also Oeeu notably strong. Louisville and nashville
has declined 10 1884 and Chattanooga to %. Inc
leading drawers OF fore Ign eXcnaDge ms morning
reduced their posted rates to 4Slk aud 4S4 IBe
nsrEet Is rather weak. and the tendency CONTINUES
70 oe toward lower rates r2T wsas Pas t mas nv
interruptions ia the supply Of comm rclal
bills. The actual rates are about 4oOlg
4sI and 4s3a@4s34 for prime bankers. able
iran.rcrs are 4S3A@fs4. Prime commercial bills
are 4799 G.47yA. In September, 1879 speculation
was raging Wildly IN az me rbere - now S an
absence OF all lhs. although there are lndIcations OF
revival OF speculative activity AT the etOck Ex-
change where there Is less apprehension respecung
political contingencies aud where there 10 more
disposition 10 regart the bs.antial prosperity
which appears in every branch OF business. Az
noon the United states Assistant Treasurer opened
proposals 20 sell bonds TO the Government for The
tinsing fund. The offerings amounted 10 $1,000
$50. In the money market rates are unclaimed.
Call loans are 2@b3 per cent. time loans 36g4x per
cent and prime mercantile paper 4196 per cent
The following quotations were current to-day
United States per cents, l0Sb; United STATES
Az per cents, l09@l09s: District or olumOia
$685., =; New Jersey Central, IN; Ohio and
Mississippi SSS; Erie Ss% Mle Mich cep ndsa
iO7S: Northwest, 1857: Northwest preferred,
I2iT: Iron Mountain, 504; Rock Island: ~
ST. Paul, 934; -. Paul preferred, ll3; Wabash,
1t. Louis and Pacific. 36A: Wabash, 81. Louis ana
Pacific preferred, 67A; Kansas and Texas, 3O,s;
Western Union Telegraph, 97s; c. &. and |. e..
Tx Pacific Aiail. 394.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 29.-VirPnia 6s, de-
fsrred Is asked: cOnsOls. 90: second series, "a !;
pas,-due coupons. 90A: new l0-40's, 400. North
Carolina 6's old, IS. Virginia 10 40 coupons, 90%
Bia to-day.
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Currie, the man who murdered Porter,
the actor, in Texas, has passed through st.
Louis on his way To Vincennes, Ind.
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MOBILE, ALA, September 29.-John
Reed, Jr., prominent citizen oil Mobile.
died suddenly this afternoon OF apoplexy
while walking on d. Joseph street.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DIT. TUT = .
Dear sir,-For ten years have been martyr 20
Dyspepsia. Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
vour pills were recommended; I used them. am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds OF flesh. They are worth their weigh
Ia gold. Kew IL L' siArson'
Louisville, KY.
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RJCHMOND MARKETS.

ElOnr.
Pine. s3aS3.5o; extra, sI.75@t4.s5, Superhne,
AZ 5OG4: commoa family. s5Gt5.25.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YoRR, September 9.-Eoon.-Stoeks strong.
Money on call. 2@3 per cent. Fxchange-Lons.
4SOH; short, 4s0a. State bonds dun. Governments
Ersafng.-Money, 2G3 per cent. Exchange
4sOH Governments steady and higher new -
i92&: A per cents, l0s4; per cents, 1861.
States inactive.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. September 20. 1850.
sALEs.-5,000 Richmond city IS at l02x;
share OF Union Bank stock at So; shares Of Citi-
zeas Bank stock 1t 19k; 3 shares OF o. d. 81.
Co.'s stock at 100; and leo Richmond city G's nj
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Arrival or General Torberrs Body.

New YORK, September 29.-Tbe steamer
Western Texas, from Jacksonville, with
General Torbert's body aboard, has arrived
here. Under escort the remains were con-
yeyed TO the City Hall, where they lie 10 state
in the Governors room until 10 O'Clock.
The Governors room was heavily draped
in mourning. The casket containing the
body was enclosed in a heavy box, and over
this was placed n handsome black pail.
Members OF the Old Guard acted as guard
of honor. The following paI-bearers met the
body at the City Hall: General Daniel Il.
Sickles, Alexander S. Webb, George Il.
Mcclellan, j. b. Mcintosh, john NJ. Cor
sett, Chauneey McKeever, and Admiral X.
III. Wyman. At 1890 O'Clock the remains
were placed in hearse drawn by four
horses, and, escorted by the Old Guard
and detachment OF six soldiers OF the reg
ular army, were conveyed 10 Trinity chapel,
where funeral services were held.
The burial service OF the Episcopal
Church was read by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin,
chaplain OF Governors Island. Among
those in the chapel were Generals Hancock,
Wainwright, Davies, Jackson, Aspinwall,
and Arson McCook, and eX Governor jew.
ell, of Connecticut. At the conclusion OF
the service the remains were escorted to
Corllandt Street ferry by long military
procession, and were taken TO philadelphia
under escort Of the Fourth New Jersey NIL
litia and the First troop Of Philadelphia
cavalry.
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Yale.COIIsge students Forbid from
Participating I'm Political Process
si0na.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, September 29.-The
Yale. College faculty at a meeting to-day de-
cided to forbid the students from parading
In political professions for the present In
consequence OF the destruction OF the Ham
cock flag on Saturday night.
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Affairs I'm Afgnanfstan.

LONDON. September 29.-The Standard
correspondent at Candahar says: sit is
mistake to suppose that the country is COM
pleteIy pacified. Ayoob Khan's victory
gave a great impulse TO fanat;cism. The
Mollahs are everywhere preaching fresh
rising, and urging that the defeat OF Ayoob
Khan by General Roberts was owing to the
reliance The Afghan leader placed on bis
regulars and theli desertion at the critical
-
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POLITICAL.
GOOD for RockIuRbam.

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE REApJUsTHR COMMIT
TEE URGES THE SUPPORT OF THE REGULAR
TICKET.
Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.l
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, September 29.-Col-
oneI G. #. Hopkins, chairman OF the Re.
adjuster Democratic Committee OF Rock
ingham, publishes to-day letter urging all
Resdjuster Democrats. to support the regu-
lar ticket. lie says the eth of.July ticket is
an artiul snare to catch unwary Democrats.
Colonel Hopkins is large farmer and iDfiu-
entail citizen.
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AN ADDRESS OF HON. JOHN s. BARBoUR-DIs-
CUsSIoN BETWEEN COLONEL JONES AND MR..
kUsBBACH-THE BEST SPEECH OF THE CAM
PAIGS-MR. JAMES BARBOUR's APPEALS TO
READJUSrERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

COURT MATTERS-DIScUSsION wEEN
NEssRs. 7. FAuNTLERoY AND JAMES n.
Stubs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

DISCUSSION COURT.DAY BETWEEN MESsRs.
DRURY HINTON AND C. T. O'FERRALL-FA.
WORKABLE IMPRESSION IN THE COUNTY MADE
ny JUDGE ALLEN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA. January %. The official ban
quet in honor of Gen. Grant took place at the
palace last night. Eighty distinguished per-
sons were present accompanied BY ladies.
General Grant occupied the centre of the
table, having on his right Sonora Callejos,
and on his left Senior Mendoza, Mayor Of
Havana. Opposite the General sat General
Callejos. who bad Mrs. Grant on his right
and Gen. Webb on his left. Gen. Grant was
in citizens dress, and Gen. Sheridan and
Fred Grant in uniform.
The ladies were plainly but elegantly At
tired. The dining hall and tables were pro-
fusely ornamented. The palace was appro-
priately illuminated. No speeches were made
but cordiality reigned. and Gen. Grant ex-
pressed much satisfaction. The banquet
concluded at 9 o'clock, sitter which Gems.
Grant and Sheridan, with their wives, assist
ed at the performance at the theatre, where
the Spanish comic opera and the national
Spanish dance we're performed. Portraits Of
the King and Queen Of Spain were Suspended
in front of the stage curtain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26
THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, January -. The conference
with the Piute Indians from Nevada has been
satisfactorily ended, and the Secretary Of the
Interior to-day signed articles with which the
Piutc chief and associates expressed them
selves highly pleased.
Sowarck. Sicblox. Jack and Unco Sam. Of
the Ute delegation, left this evening for Col
orado this evening. accompanied by Gen.
Adams and an interpreter, the mission hav-
ing for its object the surrender of the Uies
engaged in the Meeker massacre. II is te-
lieved that the agreement between Ouray end
the chiefs in Washington will result in pea e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26
ILLINOIS.
Chicago's Grain Market.

CHICAGO, January %. Rumors were cir
culated to-day that Keene and his coadjuta-
tors, who hold the major part Of wheat in
store, were either selling out or contemplated
it in the near future. The rumors were run
down and found to be baseless Ms far as
known. The general opinion seems to be
that the intention is so hold grain until navi-
CATION opens. To-day's &c break is regarded
"a merely local
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26

The police made six arrests Saturday night
-four for drunkenness and two tramps
One of the wanderers remarked that he
didn't care where under the canopy they put
him. if they would only give him a square
meal first