Yesterday, twenty-five country wagons arrived at the corner of Brook Avenue and Broad Street, loaded with new tobacco, which was sold at from 50 to $1.50 per 10% pounds. All of the new fish stalls in the Second Market except one were rented yesterday. They brought $50 each. Hereafter, uptown people can buy all the fresh fish they may want without having to go away downtown for them. H. H. Merry and Henry A. Atkinson quailed before the Circuit Court yesterday as attorneys at law. They will practice in Richmond and Henrico courts.

The Virginia Agricultural Convention, after a most interesting and profitable session of two days, adjourned sine die last night.

The city of Lynchburg is said to be flooded with counterfeit money. The most of it is in the "shinplasters" from Europe to all-cent denominations, although there are many J and? lulls afloat that are flagrant counterfoils.

Colonel M. H. Davis, accompanied by a niece of Mr. Davis, visited the distinguished prisoner and his family at Fortress Monroe day before yesterday and returned to Richmond yesterday.

The Virginia Methodist Conference, in session at Bright Street Church, Norfolk, yesterday elected Rev. Paul Whitehead secretary, with Rev. P. A. Peterson as assistant.

Suit has been instituted in the Circuit Court of Pittsville County by Moss Co. against the Richmond and  Danville Railroad Company. 