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Norfolk.
VISIT or LlGHTuoUsE-INsPEcT0RT ERRY-THE
IRISH SUFFERERS MARINE DISASTER.

VISIT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERRY-THE
IRisH SUFFERERS MARINE DISASTER.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, January 16.-On the arri-
val o! Captain Edward Terry. United States
Navy Inspector OF this lighthouse district,
the steamer Ielotrope will leave for trip
up James river as far az Richmond TO in-
spect the condition OF the lighthouses and
buoys.
The mass-meeting at the Opera-House to-
night Tor the relief OF Ireland was thorough
success. The building was packed, and
stirring speeches were made by Mayor
Tucker, Colonel William Lamb, Colonel
starke. and other prominent gentlemen.
Resolutions OF sympathy were passed and
committees were appointed to canvass the
city. The Soldiers. Home Band volunteered
Tor the occasion.
The schooner q. III. Booth, from James
river, with wood, bound 10 New York, en-
countered a storm, lost her deck-load Of
wood, and shipped considerable quantities
OF water. She arrived this morning.
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Railroad Matters.
THE PURCHASE OF THE LOUISVILLE, NEW AL
BANY AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

THE PURCHASE OF THE LOUISVILLE, NEW AL
BANY AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
NEW YORK, January 16 1T was recently
announced that persons interested in the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
and syndicate Of New York capitalists
had purchased a majority OF the stock Of
the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad Company. Yesterday the pur-
chasers met in the Farmers Loan and Trust
COmpany's Office and organized by the
selection OF the following new Board OF
Directors: John Jacob Aston. Robert Len
nOX Kennedy, Henry +. Vail, Samuel Sloan,
Il. &. Rolston, f.. ii. Green, +. ID. Standi-
ford, X. s. Neecb, Isaac Caldwell, w. G..
De PAW. ii. V. NewcOmb, +. De Furrial,
and William Whitewright. The following
inspectors OF election were chosen for 1881 {:
Walter L. Cutting and Edward K. Bell.
The gentlemen named own two million
OF the three million dollars OF the stock Of
the road. Among them are the president,
vice. president, general manager, and seve-
raj OF the directors Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. The Louis
VILE, New Albany and Chicago road will
be run in connection with the Louisville
and Nashville road, thus forming a through
lire direct from Chicago TO Mobile. Mont
gomeIy, and New Orleans, when the seve.
raj additions already detailed are completed.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
BONDS.
New YORK, January 6.-Subscriptions
for $4,000, 600 first mortgage bonds Of the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company closed yes
terday. The bids amounted to more than
double the amount offered.
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Forty sixth COnGress--SecOndS Session
WASHINGTON, January IL, 1879.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
uOISE OLE Pep ESENTATINES

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Sparks, OF illinois, chairman Of the
Committee on Military Affairs. reported a
resolution calling on the Secretary of War
for information as to the number, rank,
name, and annual pay OF every officer on
the retired list OF the army. Adopted.
The Speaker then proceeded, as the regu-
lar order, to call the committees for reports
OF a private nature.
Mr.. Sanford, OF Alabama, from the Com
mittee on Claims, reported bill refunding
TO the State OF Georgia $4,000 expended
for common defence in 1777. Referred to
the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Bright, OF Tennessee, chairman OF
the Committee on Claims, reported re>O-
luton calling on the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury for statement OF moneys covered
into the Treasury from the proceeds OF the
sale of binds for direct taxes in South Caro-
lima. Adopted.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the private calendar; after
which the committee rose, and the House
until Monday.
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An Accident and an Alteration.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, January 10
Patrick McNemara, a farm-laborer, OF Mel
son county. Va, was crushed and Instantly
killed Yesterday under tree which he was
telling near this place.
In AN alteration between colored cart
driver and Thomas Smith. employed on the
Midland railroad extension, smith was
struck behind the right ear with a rock
thrown by The former, sustaining serious,
perhaps fatal, injury.
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The Hayden Nurae r-TriaI.

TIE CHIEF JUSTICES UNFAyORABLE CHARGE
TO THE JURY.
New HAVEN, January TO- IefJustice
Park charged the jury in the case Of Rev.
W. w. Hayden on trial for the murder OF
Mary Stanard. The charge, which occu-
pied two hours in its delivery, is generally
regarded as unfavOrabie 10 the prisoner.
Mr.. Hubbard. one OF the counsel for Hay
den, says that until the charge of the Chief
Justice was delivered they had no doubt Of
Hayden's acquittal. They think the judge
charged against the accused on every point
of law, and the most they now hope for
is a disagreement.
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Archbishop Purcelrs COadjutOr and
Successor.

NEW YORK, January 16.-A cable dis
patch from Rome to the FreemdnS Journal
states that on the 10Th instant his Holiness
Pope Leo XIII. approved the appointment
OF Right Rev. DR.. Elder, heretofore Bishop
OF Natcbez, to be Coadiutor, with the right
OF succession TO the Archbishop OF Cincin-
nati. aud to be administrator Of tue arch
diocese,
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them across the frontier. The Albanian
lost forty killed and sixty wounded"
A Vote OF Censurs.
PARIS. January 1G.--M. de Boudry d'As
son, member for the Vendee, in the cours,
of his attack on the ministry in the Cham
Der OF Deputies yesterday, said that tho
Government being In a state OF poiitica
bankruptcy the motto OF "Liberty, Equal
ity, and Fraternity" should be replaced By
Servility, Rapacity, and Iniquiiy." For
| this language the vote Of censure was passed
on him.
A Complete Defeat.
CALCUTTA, January 18.-Five thousand
MohmUnds. who crossed the Cabul river
near Dakka, have been completely defeated.
General Doran arrived here from Lundko-
tai TOO late TO cut off their retreat.
kussia's Love or Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG. January 16.-The inra-
Tide Russo contradicts the sensational iele-
grams relative to the alleged Russian mill.
iary preparations on the western frontier,
and points out that only last December Rus
sia's love OF peace caused her to reduce the
army $4,000 below peace foOtiag. Fur.
Their peace measures and further reduction
OF tue army, that journal says, are contcm-
plated.
Hungary.
THE PESTH RIOTS RENEWED.
PEsTH, January 16-1he rioting was re-
newed in this city last night on fOrmida.
bic scale. The gas-lamps in the street in
front OF the Casino Club-ilOuae were broken
and shots from reyOlvers fired at The police.
One policeman was wounded, and twenty
one OF the rioters were arrested.
THE LAST AND WORST OF TIE M0Bs.
LONDON, January i6.-The Vienna corre-
spOndeDt OF the Times says the last and
worst OF the Pesth mobs is composed en-.
trely Of laborers and roughs, and hints that
the international Society is believed TO be
at the bottom Of the mischief. Newspapers
OF all shades OF opinion denounce the au.
thors OF the tumult. The students who
participated in the denomination on the
first day have published declaration dis
claiming any connection with the rioting.
The correspondent declares that it is ex-
tremely doubtful who tired the fatal shots,
but the belief is that they proceeded from
the rioters themselves. Certainly, he says,
no order was given to the troops TO fire.
A village Destroyed by a Landslip.
MADRID, January 16.-A landsip has de-
stroyed the village OF Alcala De ,Jucar in
the province Of Albacete. Several persons
were killed, and fifty families rendered
homeless by the disaster.
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c Governor WITT and Lieutenant Governor
80. ,. -; 1cEnery. OF Louisiana, were inaugu-
s sa,ed Thursday. The Governors message
- attention To- the legislation necessary
a. give effect 10 { he new Constitution, and
,hisany ~ regar.ts the State debt. lie
A. " ~ .ne debt ordin ,Dee should be held as
inens s.aence thai the l'eople are willing to
ersS;,a any sacrifice before suffering innocent
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January il 80 N0on,-Stocks strong.
Money CALI 5ta6 Yer cent. FNcha0ge-LorP,
4Slk; short, asa. State bonds quiet Governments
lrm.
EUeHtng.-Money, 8 a D2r cent. Exchange, 4Slk.
Governments quiet and firm; new So, l03A; Al
per cents, 1913; per cents, lO4a. State duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January l6-ViTglnia 6's, deferred
z: cOnsols, soy second series. 30a: rsst.due cOu-
pons TN: new lO-40's, 80 asked; VirguLa peeler
coupons, z. Bid to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCI.

P0RT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY l6, 1850.
ARRIVED.
seimer Lucille, Pritcbard, Baltimore, merchan-
disc, n. T. Douglas ayenf.
SAILED.
Steamer WyanOke, Couch, New YORK, merchau.
disc AMI passengers. g.. W. Allen Co.
Steamer j. ". Eyerman. Carr. Philadelphis, mer-
chandise aud passengers. j. W. Nc(srrick. agent
steamer ARIEL Clifford. Norfolk, tniIed sIAt.s
mail, merchandise, and passenger, l.. II. 1atIE
agent. -
cUsroM-HoUsE REPORT.
Ct,dYed.-GermSn brig {. Thorsd, kocs, Rio
Grande DO sui. with an assorted eiTso.
MEaoRASDCM.
VINEYARD HAVEN. January - Arrived
schooner Rsbecca Florence, Crowen, from hieh'
mona. - - .
From New York January 18Th, schooner cakes
Ames, Edwards.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 10 Arrived: adfisiie'
Greece. Arrived out: Wyoming, Glencoe, isapshns,
Home uard bound. sabine, Tor Nv Orleans hsos'
era gls, Tor Charleston; Or!eni, Tot Ne" Vsieahs'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan uary lG.-ThS weeks cir
cular OF the Liverpool CottOnBrokers' As
ISOLATION says: "CottOn was dull early III
the week at rather easier prices. Since Tues
day there has been renewed activity, with
business at hardening rates,
and quotations show an advance. Ameri-
can was in good demand, and, after fluctua-
tions, quotations are 1-l6d. higher. Sea
Island continues in moderate request, and
quotatiOns are unchanged. Futures were
quiet throughout the week. Final rates
show an advance OF 1.32d."
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Fire i'm Carthage, Mo.

ST. Louis, January l6.-TweIyc business
houses in Carthage. Mo. were burned last
night. Loss, $4,000 to 100000; insurance
LIGHT
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EJAxCARY I6.-The following are the quotations 4:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
LuOs COmmon, S2.50Gs3; medium, $50
$3.50; good, 81 dS4.50.
LedE-COmmon, S. @S5.50 medium, s6fGf6.50:
COOL s7@ $3.50; hne, $l0@slZ.oo; extra hne,
Stemmtng.-Common. s2.50@s4; medium,
s4.5OG&6; goo1, s6@s7.50; fine, 1902.
DARK GoODs-NAHUPAcTURISG.
Lug FIiers.-Comm1n, S3@s4; medium. $3.50
Gsaf FIIiers.-t ommon. a5@i6 so: medium. 81
GSS5O; good, S9Gtl0 so; tue, Sll@Sl2 90 I;
cx ira fne sun-cured, $l29sl7.
WrapDers.-tommoD, S7dsS 80: medium ~
@S9.50; good. slO@sl0.6O: ane, si3t9sl4 ex
ira, sll.50asl2; extra snn-cured, Sls@sZ0'
BRIGHT GooDS-hANUfAcTURiHG.
Sm0ksrs-COmm0n. S59s7: medium, $7.60@
$40: good, tl2@sl5.5o; hne, s20g $50. .,e.o
Fillsrs-C0mmon, $3.50: medium, s7@D
good, slOasl2: dne, Sl3@Sl5.
Vrdppers.-C Common, t12mSl5; medium, tlt
s25 good, s3OGs40; dne, Si5e9s5Oi fancy, SOC
as75. ~
Nehogdny WrappeTs.-Common, sl5@,s1S,
medium, &204s33 good, t3o@Eti0i nne, s4oS
$780, extra, s60@s75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FiIlers-Oid dark, s3@4.5O.
Leaf Fiilers.-Common 10 medium, f4e+so' Fooo
to hnc, s7@l0. .oo.,
LsGC Steramf a1.-New DARK. t4et95. -
Mason CoHaty.-Sew common 10 good hiiers' W
Wsl0.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
pr,nnnNp Iapparv 1000

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Red. 48S bushels.
CORN Jkue, l,45A L4shus. 1.rsd. l72 BASH
els.
OATs.-s0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-Red. ~ bushels very good Fuliz At
Sl.42: 100 bushels FutZ at Sl.43; 1872 bushels
very 20 ri Ful'z Ii3: Al bushels F.izat .3e
90 bushels very good tuz IL 40; 10 bu heis
comm Fuliz az / 80: 8 bushel common Fur
AZ 75c.: IA bushels good FuitZ 1t Sl40-io' al,
46S bushels.
CORN IEHte. l7S bushels good at 59c.; 776
bushels very good at 60c.-tOtsl. s5f bushels.
Meed. 3S bushels very good al G0c.; so bushels
good 1t 5yc total, 90 bushels.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine. s4@l4.50; saperane, IS 509t5.75, ezra
k6.75@s7; commOh family, J@b72o fancy
bran ,S7egiS.
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Religious.
DEDICATION OF CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AT |
LANTA, GA.

NEW YORK, January 16.-An Atlanta
(Ga.) special says: "The formal dedication
OF the Catholic Church OF The Immaculate
Conception In this city WIS an imposing
scene. The edifce was packed with peo-
Die. Bishops Gross and Lynch 0fticiated,
assisted by Catholic priests from all over
the South. The marble altar and other APP
pointmenls Of The church are said 10 be
equal to any south OF Baltimore"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, January l6, 1850
Csuntry Prsducs.
Apoiss: t2Gs3.50 y barrel.
B,.fisr: Pria.e 10 choice yellow, iese22e.i fair
70 xood. loS loc.
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The Recent Conflict in Albania.

LONnON. January l6.-The Turkish Am
bassador at Vienna has received the follow
ing explanation regarding the recen. con-
ajct In Albania "The Montenegrins at.
tackled a village near PLAYA and took two
hundred head OF cattle. The next day they
advanced towards Gusinje and PLAYA, when
the AlDanians attacked them and drove
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NOT DIAMONDS. AFTER ALL.

LONDON, January 10 Mr.. McTeer. OF
the ST. Rolox Chemical Works. now writes
TO the Times that after four days OF inyesii-
CATION and experiments with Mr.. Maske-
lyne he has decided that the carbon crystals
made by him are not diamonds. He still
hopes. however, to produce diamond-du,t
in quantities large enough to use In me-
cAanical art.
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
LONDON, January 16.-In railway COLI
sion at Southport, County OF Lancaster,
three persons were killed and twenty in
iured.
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A ,tnck ON Process.Servers In Ireland.

LONDON, January l6.-The police escort
ing a party Of process-seryefs at kllmlna,
County OF Mayo, were severely maltreated
last night, and obliged TO retreat though
they had rifles loaded and bayonets hXed.
Several OF the police were cut about the
head and face. The process-seryers had
their clothing torn and the processes were
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A Vote or Censuss.

them across the frontier. The AihanIans
lost forty killed and sixty wounded"
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EXECUTIVE couxsrLLoRs CHOSEN.

AUGUSTA, January Is In convention OF
both Houses OF the Legislature the following
gentlemen were chosen Executive Council.
Iors: First district, Edwin G. Moody. OF
York: SECOND district, Charles II. Chase, OF
Portland: Third district, John ID. Redman,
OF Ellsworth; Fourth district, henry II.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
TIE CELLULOID EXPLOSION.

CLOSING TIE INQUEST AT NEwAkK-fURIHER Dr.
sCRIPTiONS OF THE sCENE-A NEkDICT To BE
GIVEN TODAY.
rhc inquest III the of the victims Of the ceu-
oid disaster at Newark was resumed yesterday
morning. John Ash, an employe testified that he
was leaning against table i'll the cOnverting-rOom
when he saw the flash, and ran TO a window and
tried to get ont. Some one pulled him back. He
went to a side window and Jumped out and saw
Pierce and Bogart lying On the ground with their
clothes on fire. lie threw sand on Them George
(iodber another emplOy6 saw Spencer Atwood
spring through a window, head first, carrying the
sash with him. lie saw the roof coming down and
ran TO the window from which Atwood had jumped
and saw him lying on the cIoGud. He jumped over
the prostate man. William Sites testified that
there was no loud report, only flash of fire.
Edwin Il. Harrison, aSsistant-ioTenan Ia the con-
verting-rooni, cUIrObOlatcd some of the prev!Ors
witnesses. The reason why t1c machine was kept
cool was that the heating of the material III 1t
caused steam, and The fumes were disagrceable 10
the men, and also, heatIna caused the material to
cake. II was not On account OF any apoTehcnded
danger 10 life. L. Smith HYATT was recalled and
rep .atel some OF his pTevious testimony III regard
To the expeIiments Ccllaloid. IN the manufactured
state would not explode and tie witness could not
conceive of ease of spontaneous combustion oi
ceiln!oid. This closed the testimony, and the case
was gwen to the jury. Tie verdict VIII be rendered
to-day
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
IMMIGRANT STATISTICS FOR 1879.

The annual report to the Commissioners of Emf
grafton showing the total number Of citizen and
alien passengers landed at this port during 1870
was presented to Superintendent jackson Of Castle
Garden recently. The total number was 175.5S9,
of whom l35,O7O were aliens. This shows an
total and of 507 723 aliens. The coun-
tres from which they came were rs follows {:
Ciermany, 33,514: Ireland, 22.G24; England,
G0S7: Norway, $685. Switzerland, 1853 Russia,
3.1O3; Wales $500; Denmark, 2,s91 Bohemia.
28Ol France. 2,331 Hungary, 1887 Austria,
I.727: Holland. loss; Spain, S1S Belgium,
422; West lndlcs. 800 :; Luxembourg 2G3 Can
ada, 259; China, 1sl Nova Scotia, 1853 south
America, 1877 Central Am Tica, 130; Mexico, 80 ;
lsIs of Man. So East Indies 20; Greece, %
Africa, 26 Portugal, "a; Australia. % Japan, II
Turkey, II: Roumanla, z; Asia, {; New-Bruns-
wick .; Malta, !; Armenia, l.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
RFPUBUCAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

primary election of the German Republican As
sociation Of the VI Assembly District was held last
evening at No, SO SuiIok-st. The following ticket
was elected without opposition: Abraham IichneT.
president; Henry Weber, first vice president ;
L. c. Bruen, second vice president; William Jagel
aud Sebastian Goctz, secretaries; NJ. Hamberger,
treasurer; l.. Fredenheimer. serSoant-at-arms;
Abraham Tichner, Isaac Lehrberger Henry Schafer,
Theodore May and Martin Mondinger, delegates to
the central committee
The regular monthly meeting of the Xlllth As
semby District Republican Association was held
last evening at No. 250 Eghtl-ave number OF
new members was elected, and several names were
submitted for membership. Other business was Of
q routine nature
The AVlth Assembly District Republican Associ-
alton held its regular monthly meeting last evening
NJ No. 427 SecOnd-ave President NJ. Cregan was
in the chair. Five names were added to the roll oi
membership, and six new names were proposed
The executive and other committees Tor the yeaI
were appointed by the PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
ARRIvAL OF OVERDUE VESSELS.

TIE ARRAGON's ROUGH Observation-Disclosures IN
PEIItyCr or THE BARK REvIEWEh
The steamship Arragon, which sailed from Br'S-
FOL England, on December 10. for this port and
witch several days ago w.S reported as wrecked
arrived in port Yesterday after rougi. voyage OF
twenty-four days. Fine weather prevailed after
sailing from Bristol until OF Cape Clear
icr1idc southwest and northwest gales were
fheu encountered until January 6, when the
weather mo erited. For eight days IN sue
ccssIo1 the total distance maie was 493 miles,
the daily log showing as follows: Dec. 2Nn. ~
miles: 2Sth. 70 niles; Goth, 40 miles; 3Oth. 80
miles; 31st. CT miles; Jan. lst CT miles, ~, -
miles: l. 50 miirs On nearly every day there
were heavy snow squalls followed by hurricanes
The vessel aborcG heavily and the seas broke CON
flDuOuSv over her, that II was necessary 10 Keep
tie vessel headed to tie storm o. January "a Il
heavy sea boarded the vessel; carrying away the
rais and s;anchiOns Of the hr!dge, which was partly
demolished II also lifted the star6caid litecoat cut
of the chocS, and broke the quarter boat INTO hne
spnters. Ihe wbcel-lOuse y as also b.Okenstai Doad
binnacle carried away, and the Vcntllat0fS swept
overheard, permitting large volumes of Wf'cr TO 90
into the engine and trcrOOni, the hot Napr there
from DIR wing the engineers and hTemcn from ther
The name of Hughes was also badly injured, being
thrown against the Tall by heavy sea.
The Hamburg steamship Gelert winch was Sow
eral DAYS OyeTdue at this port arrived YESTERDAY
after a tempestuOus voyage. Having sailed from
Havre on December %, four days laier than the
advertised date, she was only three days behind.
Although many vessels arriving at THIS port re-
which arrived from Antwerp yesterday, was thirty
SIX days on the voyage, and reports that from the
time of leaving port until she reached Sandy Hook
not any OF the sail was taken OIL
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
SHOOTING Ar BIRDS IND GLASS Balls.

MATTAwAN, n. j., Jan. 12.-A match at 100
glass balls, 81 yards RISE BoGardus rules for $50 side
between Messrs. GIldcrslccye and QuimbeT, shot
here to-day. The former was victorious. Score Al
to 80.
MIDDLRTowN, y. V, jan. 12.-Mr. Dwight Jackson
shot match fifteen birds here this afternoon, against
HY George Psrkhur-t. for S2j side Tue conditions
were % yards rise 80 yards boundary H. and T. traps
II resulted in favor Of Jackson. Score II 10 10.
MARION n. j.. Jan. 12.-Mr. Paul, OF New-York. de-
feated f. Ddrymplc match at fifty birds, at 81 yards
rise Long Island rules here to-day. for $50 side.
score 20 to II.
SOUTH AMBoY. y. j.. JAN ia number OF rife marks
Men competed for sharpes rifle here to-day at 100
yards The winner OF the rife was James Mcintosh
with score OF AZ ont OF possible so Tho other hes;
scores were follows: JudsOn, 40; Long, 40 Nelson
80 Cottrel, 80 Milford 80.
CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. ia rifle shooting match here
yesterday on the 100 yards range. eleven marksmen
competed, the prize-a handsome pigeon guu-golng O.
David Hutton, r, OF Mount Holly, score OF Al with
a Ballard rife.