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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
DEATHS.

BARKER.-Died, at his residence. No.
Ala west Marshall street, February 9Th, at
3:i5 A. ~, after q lingering illness. WILL
LIAM f. BARKER, in the dfty-second year
of his age.
IT'S hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart;
IT'S hard, so hard, TO speak the words,
Must we forever part?
Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Funeral will take place from the Seventh
Street CHRISTIAN church TO-DAY (Satur-
day. at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. Friends OF the
family invited TO attend.
BAUER-Died, at the residence of her
husband. on February 5th at 10 p. NJ,
ANNA b., wife of MIR. j. l.. Bauer, aged
forty-one years.
VIII you come TO my grave
When my spirit he's fed,
And beneath the green sod
/ am laid with the dead.
When the heart that loved you
Is turning to clay,
And in Calvary's cold dews
/ am passing away?
Funeral services Laurel-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church at o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON. Friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend.
DALTON.-Died, Friday evening, Feb
ruary 9Th, at O'Clock, Mrs. SALLIE Dali
TON (nee Temple), wife of William w.
Dalton, in the thirty-seoond year of her
age, at her residence, Temple street, West
End.
Funeral at Grove-Avenue Baptist church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited.
EAGAN.-Died, at the residence of her
husband, 1908 east Marshall street.
BRIDGET, the wife of Simon Eagan, in
the fifty-eighth year of her age.
May her soul rest in peace.
Her funeral will take place from st.
Patrick's church at 10 O'Clock SATURDAY
MORNING with requiem mass. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend
Baltimore. Washington, and Brooklyn
papers please copy. 2t*
KANE.-Died. at the residence of his
aunt, Mrs. Johanna Jenkins, No. 1901 east
Broad street. Friday evening, February 6,
1891, JOSEPH p. KANE; aged thirty
years.
His funeral will take place from st.
Patrick's church SUNDAY AFTERNOON
| at o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
TAYLOR.-Died, February 5th, JULIA
TAYLOR (colored), in the eighty-seventh
year of her age.
Funeral will take place at II O'clock A. NJ.
| SUNDAY, February 6th, from the Fifth
| Street Baptist church.
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TIE AWAKENING.
sarah sernhardt's Gowns.

As Sarah Bernhardt expects to be absent
from Paris two years her farewell visits 70
the dressmakers were most solemn, says q
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press.
Her gowns for Camille" are entirely new.
One of these is an evening gown OF bouton
d'or satin, covered with green tulle en-
broidered with snowballs and boutons
dor. which are yellow bachelors buttons:
The train of this gown is of the same figured
satin. covered with snowballs and yellow
bachelors buttons and trimmed with q
bow of yellow plumes. -,
In another act she will wear beautiful
silyer-gray crepe de chine. made with a
blouse waist. trimmed with Venetian lace,
which viii form almost the entire waist.
TO this there will be narrow Henry Ill.
collar of the same crepe de chine lying
upon the shoulders.
Perhaps the most beautiful of the gowns
il one she will wear in Fedora" This IS
an evening gown, having a skirt OF black
satin completely covered with jet and
black silk trimmings. The train is Of
black satin lined with sky-blue satin and
trimmed with two boas, black and sky-blue.
Ribbons Of black satin crossed very low
form the girdle. Upon one shoulder Is an
immense bow Of slly-blue satin with
streamers. by which the fan will be held.
In such a gown Sarah will look most las
cinatIng widow. With it goes long cloak
of sky-blue plush. IL has big Russian
collar, about the edge of which and down
the front runs magnificent boa OF black
fur.
One OF her wrapsfor going 10 and from
the theatre is light cloak OF white satin,
lined throughout with ermine.
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% France. ii,sss balss: 70 tho copsfnsnA e7s
bsIsa Totals since september -; nss rscsigss
leIis ea!es esDos.s- 20 Sr.ss sni ~, EIs
neni, 2ss,pst bAles; 70 Channel, l,fss b.a..
isisc. lover: Na . red. si.oox 10 elsv.sor;
lila sfost; eptions more irs.'y Ssssso On
cline February and Marcp. q, 10, May. n.oet,
Juiy. siDik. Corn irrssnisr and rnofers
stejy sctive. closing nrm; No 2 Gssszc.
= elevator; sassss sscss s Sssies' sss.
serc.: Missy. eo'sc. osis dull and lower;
e3t Ito duiI and esdy; February. s:tc: Nay.
oisEr; No = White, febrnsry. SSeSs.e.
Msrrh. ssasshsa;,; c nag 90 ' wsiss' ss.sss.
mixed western. soastc. Hops quiet snd arm.
cotYeo.-o options opened nrrn and cioeed steady
SAILS points up better cable. asiss sr IS
SaIy sia eosiia7s; spo. RE active; fair cssxoes,
$40: No Z, sI7.Basi7.6gk. sussr-ssv nrm.
and offered spariugly; fair reanfng, cc csn-
tsifos sstsss, sxc refined nrm ~ M ar, ~.
Leans active and firm. Rice hfrn and ANY 20 "a,
tive, Petroleum steady and quiet Cotton-sooo ~
stronger, crude. Oh grade, E5a4,c. yellow. on
grade 2sse9c. Rosiu quiet and steady: snapvd,
common 70 good, si.fSHssi.5s Turpenune ouu
and cay al sOH ssic. FORK steady end 10 mode
rate enand Wool firm and quiet beei qnlcs
and steady. Beef-hams quiet aud nrn- Iss ss,.
beef quiet and steady. Cut-meas stseoy: LII
-
" active; western steam, sAoc; cify steam, ~
February, s6.07 asked March, &li Askecs
May, go q asked July. f6bs asked. ffeignn v
Liverpool dun and heavy.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February G-Fiaur steady and
unchanged: No . spring wheat SysSfc;
No Q red. 96Xa97Lc No acorn, 5ike. No 2osiss
IKE Mess-pork. sSts.. Lard, t6,o. shorrrsbS
81. 3Oss4s0; shoulders. tas1ssi; shorr-ciears
fi s5ash. whiskey.<gi.it
The mild weather and heavy receipts In the
Northwest caused q weak feeling Ia the wnoat
plt at the opening The nrst sales u May were
Al 9ei.c aud soon s9c. was the market prtos: and
about SIc was rs much reaction 81 the covering az
period OF inactivity there was senie brisk irading
AID break to 9sHc. The tulls who wers walt
ing for sucn q time a. tbis appeared 70 buy ons
saized the opportunity simultaneously Win NC
shorts and the combined buying Of the two In
terests caused quick advance 20 v91sc Win
reaction 20 49, assoc. nefore the eiVse. ins
prospect OF nearly double number OF cars on
Saturday which were figured on In to-day's corn
inspectior sheet caused much weaker feeling
20 preyail and the price OF wheat breaking about
the ssme time. May corn sold OF from o3,s 10
53kc The reaction which followed left the
price at Ssa53Hc. Hutchinson supported The oaf
market and 10 do 80 had 10 buy fully million
bushels. In provisions an increase OF about
5000 hogs over the estimates made yesterday
caused the opening TO Ue rather soft and sharp
decline rom the prices % the preceding after
nooB The opening prices proved 20 DO the
highest OF the day and after an inactive session
without any recuperative energy appearing 10
relieve the monotOnous decline, prices were AZ
their lowest when the time for adjournment had
been reached, and the market appeared weak 81
the decline.
T-bo leading futures we're:
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TAE WAY Of TAEWORln

1t isn't an easy thing to deceive the
world. Quick witted buyers may not be
to blame if they are taken in once. but
it will be their own fault if they are
taken in q second time by the same per-
son. The way OF the world is usually
the right way. You won't be very far
wrong if you go with the crowd, for the
crowd soon discovers whether it is on the
right track. You can rest assured that
when the crowd goes all in one direction
there are excellent reasons for it. Our
method of attracting people has no
mystery about it. We simply make it a
point to see to it that it is TO your interest
to deal with us.
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CONSUMED BY FIRE.
PLANT AND CARS or THE DANvILLE
ELECTRIC COMPANY DESTROYED.
Six Cars and the Machinery fiurned-Loss
$4,000. Insurance s1e. 05f-No Car
service-supposed Murder.
IsDocial telegram to tn. Di.Ds,ch.I

DAsynLK. Va, February 6.-The plant
and cars Of the electric street-car com.
pany OF this city were consumed by fire
at an early hour this morning. The building
containing the plant and cars was located
on Craighead street. and the timbers were
so thoroughly saturated with oil that the
flames made rapid Roadway. A farmer
who was at Acree's warehouse. opposite,
says be noticed a peculiar light in the
house about 5 O'Clock, but thought no.
thing Of it.
ESvELoPKD IN FLASHs.
In few moments thereafter he heard
the cry Of FIRE, and when he looked he saw
that the whole building was enyeloped IN
flames. An alarm was turned IN and the
department turned out as soon as possible,
but too late TO save the building The
company lost six cars and the machinery,
making total loss Of $4,000.
THE INSURANCE.
The total insurance is S12,051, divided
about evenly between the following COM
panies Fire Association. of Philadelphia
Hamburg Bremen, London Assurance,
Liverpool and London and Globe, ana I'M
perial and Ktna.
TO REMOVE AND EXTEND.
The city will be without street-car ser:
vice for some time, but the company Will
put on handsome new cars as soon as pos
sible. The Council last night granted the
company the right to extend its line 70 the
Federal cemetery, and this WORK VIII also
be done at once.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Mr.. Thomas b. Neal, an old and respect
ed citizen OF the Ringgold section, - dead
His death IS great mystery. he wa
seventY-One years old. and had retired
from active business. He had some pro-
perty in Stokes county, and about two
weeks ago went there TO sell q farm, he
returned on Tuesday last to Ringgold and
told some of his friends that ne had SOLO
the farm, receiving $500 cash for the de-
ferred payment. He left in the afternoon
for the home of his son not Tar away.
LAST SEEN.
Two of his neighbors met him not far from ire
Ringgold and had talk with him. ms
was the last seen of the old man alive
YESTERDAY his dead body was found at
culvert on the Richmond and Danvlll6
railroad about two miles from Kinggold
and near the spot where he was last seen.
THE MONEY MISSING.
No marks OF violence were Iouhu, uu'
the money which is supposed TO have oeeI
ON ms person was missing, and it is be.
lieved that he was robbed and murdered
by two tramps. That was the verdict OF
the coroner's Jury.
FORMALLY TRANSFERRED.
The stockholders of the Danville ano
Western late DanvIlle and New Riyerl raj
road met recently at Alexandra, and me
property was formally transferred to the
Richmond and Danyille railroad.
The Temporary officers resigned anC
Colonel A. b. Andrews was made president
Of tho road
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MARKETS BY rsLEoRApH.
NRW YoRK.

Nzw YoRK. February G--cottoa DUH: mid
ding. exc: low middiing, lille: good ordt
nary. z Bile; net receipts, i.31 bales; gross,
33sS bales, exports--to Great BTitains Acl1
bales; 10 tho Continent i,i96 bAles; forwarded,
stock, 1924 bales. Weekly net receipts, ~. ~
bales; gross, s6.1S6 bales; ezports-so Gresl
Britain. 1890 bsies; 10 France. ~ osless g
The Continent, $50 balcs: Forwarded. Hb&
Tota.s to-day: Net rscsipts, ss,3i0 bales; az
porss--to Great Britain, iptoo helse - frence
1,lez bales; 70 tae Continent l1.0sO bales; 100
S0,1y9 bales Consolidated net rocelQ4 ~
bales; exporu-to 0ssat brilains sAeoe paass'
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 6, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day 81 pack
ages. and taken in; highest, s2i: lowest,
$3.50; average, sl2.N
Loose sales az shockoe Warehouse to-day,
a0,il5 pounds; highest, si5.25; lowest, 81. AT
Crenshaw's Warehouse. 30, $50 pounds; highest,
si97s; lowest, s1.7O. Total sales for the day,
nos pounds.
Total sales at Shockoe Warehouse for the week.
lOs.bl5 pounds highest. sla25; lowest &C. per
hundred weight At Crenshsw's Warehouse.
gas pounds: highest, STATS; lowest, SOC. Total
sales, sO7, 40 pounds.
Reyenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sS37. 80; tobacco, ss,ll7.So-totsl, $s,Go5.o9.
Private sales "a hogheads wrappers and 5
hogheads darks-total, 80 hogsheads.
on Change to-day; b. l.. Duke, Durham, ~.
C:P.M. Fry, Roanoke, Va, and number OF
West Virginia planters.
Our tobacco sales were well attended during
the week and bidding at all times lively on oil
grades, with rather On advancing market on dne
leaf. while lugs and low leaf, after some weaken
ing on prices OF last week. remained steady ai q
decline. sun-cured red and red, dark mahoga-
nv types have commanded outside prices, with
salss az ~ 70 I5c. growing more frequent
Among the members connected win tho To-
bacco Trade who went with tho HowitEers' excur-
sion TO New Orleans to-day were A. o. Jones,
deputy inspector; Colonel NJ W. Cary: Captain
Beauregard Lorraine. Colonel w. p. smith, Cap
tain ]. A. Hutcheson, aud J. J. Wilson
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having disclosed important Alliance Sc
crets 20 the Associated Press and other
correspondents at the late meeting Of the
National Farmers Alliance at Oeaia, Tls..
are untrue and do him great injustice, and
we consider that we do a simple act OF JUS
tice when we exonerate him from said re-
ports, charges, DC.
A resolution was also adopted expressing
the regrets Of the Council at the death OF
X. g. Patty, the president Of the Missis-
sippi State Alliance.
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It appears that in addition to the list ,

It appears that in addition TO the list Of
measures already published selected by
the Republican senatorial caucus Thurs
day night for consideration, the army re.
organization bill was given place next 10
the Conger lard bill and Immediately pre-.
ceding the interstate commerce bill. The
TO the navy was also assigned place just
after the bankruptcy bill and next TO the
last measure.
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Expecting Bombardment Momentarily

PARIS, February Ga dispatch received
dispatch was sent, was momentarily ex-
pecting to be bombarded by the Chilean
incurOantS
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Serious Charges Against a Kansas Judge
IRY telagrAnh 10 the Disnatchl

TOPEKA, KAN. February GA resolution
providing for an Investigation of the
charges against Judge Theodore Botkin. of
the Thirty-second judicial district. was
introduced in the House this morning and
charges Judge Botkin with corruption,
drunkenness, incompetency, and oppres-
sion in Office.
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1, Would Attract Attention.
sBrooklyn Life. |

what would you advise me TO wear this
winter TO attract attention. asked An
elderly spinster whose cheeks carried an
extra quantity OF rogue.
WELL sand her dressmaker, you
might try the sign Fresh Paint"
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The Deadly Avalanche.

GBy Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dispstch.l
BKRSE, February 6.--An avalanche near
the village Ruetti, in Canton Glarus, over
whelmed twenty-five wood-cutters on a
mountain side. Three have been taken
out dead, the others not found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
Refased 10 Abolish Guilds

LONDON, February 6.-The House of
Commons to-day by vote Of 1lS to l20 re-
iected the motion to abolish the special
franchise held by number of the city of
London guilds.
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EntitIed 20 the Best.

All are entitled 10 the best that their
money Will buy, so every family should
have at once bottle OF the best family
remedy, syrup of Figs. to cleanse the, sys-
tenn when cosfiys or bilious. For sale IN
D0s. and q bottles by sll leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07

Crispi's resignation and intrusts the Mar
quis d Rudini with the task OK form ns
Cabinet Speculation includes IN Rudinrs
Cabinet Signors Nicotera, Blanca, Colon
DO. Peljoux. and ARGOS.
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SUNK BY COLLISION.
A steamer Loaded with Dynamite Goes to
the Bottom.

tf3y Angio-AmerIcan cable TO the Dispatch.i
LIvERPooI, February 6.--The steamer
Knutsford from Galveston collided in the
river Mersey to-day with the steamer
Drumhendrie. The latter was sunk. She
had heavy cargo Of dynamite. Hel
plates were crushed in. but the dynamite
was not touched People are specializing
as to the results il the dynamite had ex'
ploded.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C., and In Con.
noo.ion Herewith the wes-
Their Indications.
fRr talerrnpn . tha pispalcn.

p WASHINGTON. ID. O., February g.
| Dam forecast for Virginia: Cloudy aud
~" rain: southern winds. stationary
temperature.
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The Colonial Creal. GRANTED.

BynLIy, February 6.--In the Reiehstag
to-day the credit asked by the Govern.
ment TO carry out its foreign colonial
policy was granted.
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Governor BOYD Delivers HIS Message.

LINCOLN, NEB., February 6.-Governor
Boyd delivered his message before the
joint session of the Senate and House this
morning
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 6-YirgiDia 3s. 81 Bal
tirnore and Ohio stock, SO; Northern Central
stock, 66: consolidated gas bUnds, ll2H do.
stock, Az.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NKy YORK, February 1.-THE stock matket
today showed evidences Of becoming broader
than n has been Of late, notwithstanding that IL
was Ia the main dull, but the evidence goes 70
show that the bulls are determined to sustain IL
until Il Is broad enough to take care OF t~eit.
Tho or ening upon some OF the foreign selling
was made at lower figures than those ruling
last evening, ami while the room was not par
ticularly bulIish there was GOOD BUY
ing all along the line, which Increased
as the day wore along and the strength over the
whole list and the activity In spots marked Tie
dealings throughout the day.
FAVORABLE RUMoR.
The Wizards we're again strong and North
American had the advantage OF the rumor OF
something favorable to come cat sooner man
generally suspected 20 be in connection with tho
electric Interests OF the company. The indus
trials we're dull and sluggish until the AFTERNOON,
when there was n rise Of about IN per cent 10
both new stock and old, but each afterward LOST
nearly all OF the improvement and became dull
again.
THE STRONGEST.
Among the specials which exhibited the most
proDounced strength were Mobile aud OHIO,
which closed with gain OF IL; Rio Grande
Western preferred with per cent; Flint ana
Pere Marquette, %, and Manitoba, 2A. The rest
of the market, however, was continuous, and
tho market nuAlly closed dali but strong al tho
highest prices Of the day. The sales OF listed
aggregated $4,000 shares; OF unlisted, ls'OoO
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersninq.-Rxchsnge quiet and steady at 4Sika
4sS Commercial bills. i4ha4s6H. Money easy
at 2a2S closing offered at 2. sub-Ireasury pal
snces CON. $751; ,332,0OO; currency, s5,Iso.g.u
Governments dull but steady; per cents, iO !;
this, lUl state bonds duh but steady TO hrm
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The Sew Italian MinIster.

RoME, February 6.-In decree publish
ed to-day KING Humbert accepts Sianoz
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q lending futures were I;
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February accommodating.
CSC. Flour unchanged. Wheat southern quiet;
easy No winter rcd, spot ti0igfLNA: Fob
ruary, sl.0iaslOlA; May, tio6aslo6A. Corn
Southern firm white, 6ia62kc.; yellow, ola
e2kc; steamer. 60c. graded, 6gHc western
easy; mixed, spot, 6aAc. bid: February. Or.
Gle. Oats firm and unchanged. Hay fairly &c
tive and unchanged. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Butter firm and unchanged. Kegs
iirm strictly fresh, 20 Coles steady aud un-
changed. sugar unsettled and unchanged.
Copper fairly active aud unchanged. Whtskey
urn az sl.glasl.2i. Freights 20 Liverpool, per
steamer, quiet and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07

A cornucopia Is q drugstore supplied with
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. which sells tor 70
cents.
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THE CHILEAN REVOLUTION.
yalpnraIso Still BlOckaded-The Revolu.
tionists Have n Strong Navy.
fpv teIegranh 10 the Dispatchl

LIMA ria GALVESTON. February G.-Ihe
latest messengers from Valparaiso state
those members of the Senate and Chamber
of Deputies who are not imprisoned are IN
hiding. Valparaiso has been blockaded
since January 10th by the Blanco Encalda
and another vessel, which are about five
miles from the shore. The revolutiOnists
have taken the steamers It0ta, Amazonas.
and Aconcagua, belonging TO the Chilean
Company: also, the new cruiser Almlrante
Lynch. which arrived from Europe, and
also. il is believed, the Abtao. by which
they provided themselves with ammuni-
ton which they badly needed.
CUTTING OFF SUPPLIES.
On the 10Th the revolutionists intended
cutting off all the bridges south OF Ialpa;
raiso TO cut off the supplies of coal and
wheat. The wheat harvest Is getting lost,
there being no hands TO work it. The d.
plomatic Corps met at Santiago to consider
tho right of blockade by the Tevolutlonists.
All the members except British Minister
Kennedy did not recognize such rights.
The Government have confidence in the
result being in their favor. They have
%. 900 men. Serena has been taken by the
revolutionists. The Government sent
troops under the command of Colonel
Wood to retake it. On the morning OF
January 10th the Blanche fired on Fort
Andes In Valparaiso. The shore returned
shots. The damage done IS not known;
ON the 23d a fight occurred in Taltal
between the regulars and revolutionlsts,
in which the former were defeated. The
blockaders of lquique only allowed wo-
men 10 land. The mails brought by the
Pizarro were handed TO II. l.. ). Peasant.
The Government force at Inquique num-
Der 900 men. IL is expected that they
will surrender on account of lack Of pro-
visions.
PEACEFUL MERCHANTMEN FIRED on.
Pizagua is in the hands of the rebels and
the merchantmen Berdstone, anchored on;
was fired upon, a ball entering the vessel
near the water line. Quiet prevails at
africa, although the revOlutlonists are ex-
pected TO land aided by the people. The
Government force there is 800 men.
There are seven steamers at CarOnel I'M
able 10 leave for want of coal. Commerce
is at a stand-still. The news brought by
the bark Andre. dated the 23d, state. that
on petition from Valparaiso merchants
that port was opened TO allow the hnlshing
of loading and unloading vessels, which
was done with difficulty, a majority OF the
workmen being occupied III the tortlhca-
tons.
CONSTANT FIGHTINo.
Frequent skirmishing takes place near
Valparaiso. The Government has contis-
Gated Edwards property. The news of the
taking Of Quillota and Limache is denied;
An attack on Valparaiso was expected
daily. 1t Is reported that Coronel has
been bombar1ed. The jails art, crowded.
Many newspaper have been ar
rested. The .mutiny which occurred IN
one of the barracks on the2lst was quelled.
Many soldiers are DESERVING with their
arms. The Government proposed loan,
great emigration from Valparaiso. Esme-
ralda bombarded Talcanuano, but did not
take the town.