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COLLABORATING NEWS.
REpoRrnD FoE1HE DAILY DIsPi rCH.

AnrunA E~9eAAAn DAA1A 49,. -.--S~-sr-~~
TI1E nREAKfNG a. THE ATLANTIC cABLA
INV YORK. Ang. "a The London Time recetved
~ the America, contains further partte0iars ~
garding the breaking OF the submarine cable
Showing that il occurred while q strong under cur
rent was carrying the cable from tho ship eonsia-
erable angle, the ship going four miles an hour,
aud the cable paying out at the rate OF nve miles
hour, making q pressure of 5000 pounds ON tne
wire 1t was then that the brake was applied 70
retard the running out the ship being IN trough
Of the sea- when the stem Of the vessel rose 70
crest of the wave, the strain was too great Tho
machinery of the Niagara Is now considered 700
heavy for the work as Il is stated that 1t ceased to
move before the cable broke.
COLLISION AS. sHA.
NORFOLK, Aug. 2s.--Arrived barque Jasper, rom
New York, bound to Charleston. SUNDAY h,knt, VI
Little Egg Harbor was run into by scnoohe,
name unk nown, carrying away bowsprH neo Wv
water.
ATTACHMENT OF TIE ONTARIO BANh of
UTICA, N. Y.
Urea. n. Y. Aug 1.-THE Sheriff, to-day az
tsched the Ontario Bank on q Judgment in iavor OF
II. A, johnson, of New York Citys
FROM HAvANA-SUGAR DULL AND DbCLiN
ING.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2s.-The Cahawbs has arrived
from Havana with dates to the 24th inst snt
brings the news that Sugar was dull and declining
Exchange on tho States was at par.
THE OHIO RISING.
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HHApNOTICK.-The falr Dressing, hhai
wing. HhampOong and Bathing Saloon, (under the
Ballard House, has been Handsomely fitted up, and
is open and We invite the citizens and strangers
to give us call
n. BLOT Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from 6oclock A. NJ N InP. d.
ap 9-d6m HOBeON x MORTON.
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T AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber

II
- will Offer far sale at Louisa Court Hans.. ON
MONDAY. the. It'll day of September next thar he
ing Court day the trac. Of Land upon which he new
resides. containing ninety-hye scres-one-third of
which IA finely timhered the balance open Land anil
Is IN a nne state OF cultivation.
. This Land lies half mile southwest OF Ioti-a
Clirt House, and hnely adapted 20 the grewh OF
Wheat, Corn aud Tobacco, as the prescott growing
crops viii show.
The buildings arc good and comfortable, having
good dwelling with eight rooms and all other
Seniences about w. ami all the necessary outhouses
attached From the location of the farm II Is
aerc1 one OF The best Of It's size in market in
this seetion Of the country. There is now growing
nron the place. q good crop Of Corn and Tobaceo,
" hieh the purchaser can buy at fair price.
Possession Will lie given 10 the land In time 20
fed, and fun Possession given the hTst OF January
Tgsas--0ne-th cash; halsnce in usual pay ments.
BY the purchaser giving bonds with approved sccu.
uty, bearing interest from date and title retained
until last payment Is made.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, can Wow the prsnli-
ses by calling upon the subscriber upon the place
also have foT sal privately four lot VI Land
la the county Of Henrleo, lying upon the stony Run
Road about threeluartsrs VI mile east OF NED.
mond, Va. THIS land has bsen cultivated a. mar
ket garden and rom It's location makes u very val
liable. Any one Wishing 70 purchase. " vii 70
shown them by Messrs. Goddin 4 AppsFson, kkh-
mond Va, or By calling the snbscrlher at his re-
sidence wM. w. BRADLEY,
au 2e--et kouisa county. Va
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TIIV OUTO RIQINQ
ARRIVAL FROM HAVANA.

WHEELING, Aug. 2s.-The river at this place
rising.
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4 ATTENTION, VA. RIFLES.-Pa-
81 rade in front of the City Hall, on MONDAY, the
ii uniform. Arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain.
All 29-2t J. W. HAGEMEYER. Orderly.
"a GENTS FRENCH CALF CON-
a~S GRESS CATERS, sewed, price only 1913,
worth s.; do. half Caters at 1875, richly worth &5
au IS MARCUS HARRIS, 1873 Broad 1T.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR for nice
Morocco and Kid Slippers and Caters,
at MARCUS HARRIS.
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s6yRIc8MOyp MADE SToyys-

ApvANrAgRs IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE SrovBs.
They are made Of the beat material aud extra hsayy
a. to stand the i'll usage Of servsntss Aroks n
plates can be conveniently replaced at A. Moderate
cost They are warranted TO operate the sststae-
ten OF tho purchaser. They cost no per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six yesrs and have acquired high reputa-
ton for the quality of their manufacturer.
Asa sSYDHR.
PROOF.
For nearly ak years have been supply ing my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactures Vt
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
both to quality and operation. The Arm Of G. b.
YALE & Co. are now prepared TO furnish ths trade
with any description of these desirable btovea.
CHAS. d. IALk.
Main stre.
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mn Ty1yR Co. give notice that no Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery l39 Main street. from
the 18th of August, until the lst Of September they
have suspended operations for the purpose OF making
improvements. Those desiring portraits taken, Will
do we'll to wait for the reopening tbs
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FRBE TICKETs-The Lynchburg Courier says that
an effort will be made at the next meeting of the
stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
road to abolish the free ticket system. 1t would
be very well if it were curtailed, and We are not
sure but that it would be better for all hands if il
we're abolished sltogher, and that nobody would be
allowed to 90 free. The Railroad would then be
freely and fairly Judged, and the press would not
be restrained by kind courteses and gratutous ira
vel, for which it is impossible not to feel grateful
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THE DISPATCH.


Dispatch for the Sprtngs.
Persons going to the sprinss can have the Dss-
p.rcR sent 10 them for any length Of time they may
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No. ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. III Main street
Richmond Va.
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We are indebted to Hon. J. d. Bright for copy
of the Smithsonian Report for 1855,
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MIssoURI--The latest accounts leave no doubt Of
the election of Stewart, Democrat, Governor OF
Missouri, over Rollins, American. The vote is SO
close, and the MAORI y must be very small, though
it cannot yet be accurately ascertained.
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COOLIES AT TRISrDAp.-Dates from Trinidad TO the
sth, announce the arrival of the fourth Coolie YES
sci this year. with 232 Coolies, making 1916 adults
received during the year. Pretty sharp importa
ton of slaves to British Islandl But this is Exc
ter Hall slavery, aud is all right-though it is a
harder slavery than that of this country.
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CTICK LICORICE-2O cases for sale
~ low to close, by
All 2s-lw DUNLOP, MOECURE CO.
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25O ono SAWED WnirE PINE

E,OR HIRE.-A Woman with two chill
i dren, who Is a good Cook. Washer and Ironer
Apply to X. CAUTH0RN.
au 29-3t
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pLACKBURN'S HESNEssEY Brandy
~ Vintage 1850. Isis, 1886 and 1884, PALE and
DARK Of very superior quality; for sale by
an 2g-Iw DUNLOP. MONCIJRE Il 70
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KASsAs.-GOv. Robinson, of Kansas, has been &C
quilted of the charge of unlawfully assuming t.
act as public officer. The free State organs hav,
striven hard to martyrize Robinson in this bust
ness, but il proves to be labor lost.
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COLLISION AS SEA.
FROM uAvANA-sUGAR DULL AND DBcLrN

urea, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Sheriff, to-day. a.
tached the Ontario Bank on Judgment IN 'a'''
II. A. johnson, of New York Citys
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCES

I.
1t has become esta blished fact that this arti-
Gle is the most certain and speedy for Rheuma-
tism and all affections OF man and beast requiring
an external remedy that has ever been offered to the
public: We are now Putting rp a large quantity for
the fall trade and would be happy to furnish dealers
on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist.
% 18th STRAIT
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LOST.

T OST.-Last week, small tin box,
IL containing my free papers. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at this Office.
EDWARD GEORGE
23-Itt A free man of culor
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erd, and four Italians, on whom papers and hrea'"'
were found, had been arrested.
SPAIN.

The Madrid correspondent Of The L0H@0" I"ses'
under date Of June 49, says that ,,,
"a long conference that took place 90 ,ne !. ;.
mat. between Seniors Pdal and Lafregua, does no'
anpear 10 have greatly improved the chances oi
,etemept of the dispute between SPAN ana Mehic9.
There i. no reason 10 believe that this Government
o,berwse than pacific in is wishes, bu, II preSse
from without and dares not, perhaps, DE AZ .onon
scry and welding "a would be desirable or as II coua
wish The report that General Concha had seu' We Tes
,els IN the coast of Mexico is fully confirmed. lns
might induce one to think that that oicer wno al Tue
commencement of the dispute, did not show at o.!
hostile feeling toward Mexico, had changed ms views
ard plan Of action. Meanwhile, with Spanish snip,
IF Vera Cruz, there j. risk OF cols,on-a slia',
shark might soon become hame, anu
Senior Laffagua already mdisposed to remain
much longer in Madrid, unless received IN gu olel4
capacity, would scarcely have choice bu. 70 aep
at once should news OF the slightest act Oh noe
tility having taken place. Opinions here are vsry W
yided as TO whether the quarrel will be settled ami
cably or the reverse The situation at this present
moment is critical The English and french tinoas-
sadors afe doing everything in their power 10 ping
about reconciliation. According TO present sppeai
apces not many days can elapse without the queeon
assuming a more decided aspect for better VI io'
woree."
The same writer intimates that the complaints con-
corning the save trade in cuba are stronger ana more
frequent than ever and that Lord Howden mas Juet
sent in TO the Spanish Government another very strong
note on the subject. a,
In letter dated June 90 from the same source, the
above vie in regard to the Mexican question are re-
herated, and it is added that Senior Letragns Posi-
tiyey interde TO leave Madrid in the course OF tie
follow ing week unless he previously recognized
az Minister PlenipOtentiary.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Overland Mail had arrived at Trieste with dates
from Bombay to May q, Calcutta May Is, Hong
Kong May 9, and Shanghae April y.
The nutiny in the Bengal army had spread in
most alarming manner at Meerut. Two native infant
nv regiments had united with the Sd light cavalry in
open revolt. After some bloodshed, they had been
dispersed by European troops; but they fed to
Delhi, where they were joined by three more native
regiments. Delhi was in possession OF the mutineers
who had massacred nearly all the Europeans, without
regard to age or EEK plundered the banks, and pro-
claimed the son of the late Mogul as King.
Disturbances bad also taken place at Ferozepore,
but were suppressed. Government was taking active
to suppress the revolt and was concentrating
troops around Delhi. The Rejah of Gwalor had
placed his troops at the disposal of the British Govern
ment.
The Nizam Of the Deccan was dead.
At Bombay the Money market was much higher,
and the Banks had raised their rates OF interest I'm.
ports limited. Exchange, 2llI.
Calcutta markets unchanged Exchange on Lon
don, 2i!a2ll.
Great distress prevailed in China on account Of the
scarcity Of food. The neiehborhood II FooChow-Foo
continued dtubed by rebels and it feared seri-
Gus injury to trade would be caused thereby.
Exchange at Hong Kong, 81. At Shanghae, : a
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THREE DAYS LATER from EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TUE ARABIA.
CAVAENAC NOT ELECTED At PARIS. .
CHEAT murHY IN TIE As0Lo-lsDlAy ARMY

The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone,
frcm Liverpool at about o'clock the afternoon Of
June q, arrived here at o'clock hast evening.
TIE screw steamship Indiana, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the 18th ofJunc.
The steamship ARIEL arrived at the same port on
Me evening Of the 18th, and the Washington at an
early hour on the following morning.
In the British House q ComDoss the Oaths' bill
had been passcd by a large majority.
Queen Victoria, attended by brilliant staff, had
personally distributed the Victoria Cross or 0rter OF
valor, in Hyde Park. The attendance was Immense.
The French Elections have been ell one way-the
Opposition securing only about half dozen members
Later Dews from India shows that the mutiny Of the
native troops had assumed very formidable shape
From China there is nothing Of Importance
The Lopdon Money market was steady at former
votes. CoDsols for money continued strict. For nc
count they closed at 49, 093i.
The Bank of France had reduced .s rae of IN
teres-
The Liverpool Cotton market was firm at an adj
vance Of lilo Id. per b. Breadstufs dull, aud Corn
ljQliG lower.
The weather was magnificent.
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ITALY.

We have an indirect and rather unreliable rumour
that soldier had fred the King of Naples at Gaets;
that the King was slightly wounded; and that the
soldier destroy ed himself immediately afterward. The
Naples correspondent Of the Manchester Guardian
says that the report is doubtless founded on the fac;
that the soldiers stationed at Gaeta surrounded the
King on one of his visits to complain of grievances in
regard to the Withholding of their pay that they re-
tired on promise that their complaint should be con-
.idered; and that immediate orders were given for
their arrest, which could not be carried out without
the interposion of strong military force.
Government suspicion against the Neapoitan troops
was daily getting stronger and sweeping changes were
being made.
The Criminal Court Of Parma had acquitted the
political prisoners handed TO it for trial by the
mixed military tribunal on the raising of the state Of
siege.
Ar other address TO the Pope, upon his reaching
Fersra, had been resolved upon by the citizens OF
that place. Grievances complained OF in far holder
language than in that adopted in the address presented
at Bologna.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

MUTINY on BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP IN THE NERsgY.
On Monday night mutiny sroke out on board the
American chip Vanguard, al anchor in the Merxy,
but was happily suppressed before bloodshed ensued
The master, Capt. Naughton, gave the following veg.
sion Of the ARRAY: On Sunday morning the majority
Of the colored refused to work but being Sunday,
they were not coerced, or pressed to do 30. At
81 o'clock On Monday morniHg tire sc cond mate, John
Hogg went forward into the forecastle and ordered
the out to work, but they refused. They did not
assign any reason, but they sad they would hold a
consultation as to whether they would work or moi
and that they would let the officers know the result.
After breakfast, a deputatioh went forward to the
mate and stated that they would 90 TO work. and they
accordingly did SO. While engaged hosting the
anchor ID The evening, from or other they
knocked OF work again, when scufAe ensued be-
tween them and the officers. The first add second
mates represented to Capt Nasghton thu. many Of the
men were armed with knives and daggers and that in
se.protscon, they had 10 knock one Of the foremost
DOWN. niam Valentine. He was sent bleeding or
the deck, having large wouId the left side Of his
heao; IL was said he was struck with steel
knuckles by the first mate, while attempting to
stab the second mate. The captain said il had been
reported TO him by emgrants that the colored
men had been heard 10 ray they would az soon as they
got OUT 10 Sea- throw The second mate end carpenter
overheard, and they would then manage the captain
a. mae. The men give the following version:
Hey say that all the crew. excepting officers and boys
were colorec men, ard that the whole number was
80 'H ',uhuhy moih!bB dCOuI Twelve were az tue
pump, while the res, were washing down the deck;
the second mate came forward and ordered them 10
s.Ig, IN the most haughty way imaginable. One re-
pee ne could not sing, and the second mate threat
ened TO divide the hands to haul on the CHAIN Soon
aherward the carpenter, armed with haudspike,
came AID Delayed a man. One OF the oolored men
ihen called upon the rest protect their shipmG.e sod
chased him att. The second mate cried olt that
the men were in mutiny and he called on the captain
and mate to bring heir pistols, az the - niggers
would not work. The colored mer then determined
not TO 60 to sea with these officers they considered
ther ives IN danger. Las, evening seeing ne second
mate, as lhcy say, killing" ore OF their shpMaes
cry was rsedto protect him. scd one was rushing with
handspike 10 strike the officer, when he was met oy
the eapta.. who presented pistol at h.m This man
and soon afterward Jumped overheard as they
say, TO get justice The Vanguard proceeded to sea
on Tuesday orring, sone kind OF arrangement hay
re- beer made with spec' to the crew TIE wouI;ss
nan. Waen.ine, who was lef' at the Northern ho--
p,.al was so far recovered on Wednesday morning
;hai lie cesneu 10 be Jet oot.
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R;chard.ou. Spence & Co... Circular.

IPey arabia. LvEnPo o,n June 90 ;y v.
The arrivals this week tdnne H. 9s bushels VIII
and 2oS7o ousnels ISpiHN 80 srn .Le Continent
WHEAr and 9l2 sacks ron I've t s.E ending last Sat
Ioa zoo .,s ~ so sgain,t los Ss7 quarters
s edcsy were iv1,.oo au IT, YssL Of LAT wear
os N me biisnt not weather which pro-
since Iuesosy s az nav n m,rIst INV
dgTsd the uS' sne was don. in any srtcl. wHs
IA r. ors are nonnsly without change in value indian
CopS declined % ausrer without buyers beyond retail
d The anotstions are more nominal Flour 81
ass q Dbl White WHEAT, s60lo red, secs ~ 10,
IspaS CoRN-Mixed, s6i6 yellow, S and white Ss aio
4ao n. - ., l., u,,
Bfrr-The sle Of 500 tcrces "Wioys" reported IN our
last IS A. In addition to this tar ount Oh
has been done in good secondary quae ,b out of the
held at such extreme a,e az 10 piAse '"o wv w
make, for the present. .,,.,. ,hsr.i. -
PoRY-We might omit reporting on 'nis A''o'e' Us ~
little done in it, oor,,,u. small, bu. dealers are low
bxeoAJ .h az svmntoms Of an improved demand.
az .ses Tor he week are at 63 se5
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring, Brother. & Co... Circular.

Per ATQtidI
LONDON Friday. June N la57.-5o'clock, p. N.
Colonisl ard Produce have been quiet
d. ring the week SUGAR dull aud lower. TE. COFFEE and
CoTroS firm NoSEY in good demand CoSsoLs leave Of
e Il6de3 6 sccount Bar SILVER L. Mexican Dol
LAEs no priee fixed DouBLooSs-spansh 7s South Ame.
can 10 American EAGLES, rs p.
CocHryEAL-of SIS bags auction about half sold in
css rather easier prices Honduras Silver grain a.
mid good bold ord slds g. ord 70 good black,
Slldf9; Lima 39Q3 10 for Silver and "A for bsck
CWFEEThe demand continues good both for the Continent
trade and large business has been done full
Four ssoes Brazil have been for the Continent
as follows: $50 bags Santos 81 for port,
good first superior Rio al 50 fo Trieste 100 barely good
fret 81 for port and 3o bsgs good first Rio
5?6 r port: also goo bags ST. Domingo sfoat 81 So
for port insurance In each being free Of Particular
On the business has been confined the public
.ale which sold s7 casks y barrels and 1851 bags
Plantation Ceylon from ~ 9 for fIe ord 20 bold blaze also
5 casks 10 barrels aud 81 bags jamaica from 696d8o6 for
GOOD pale mid eoory 255 bales and 1921 half bales
Mo,ke about onefourth disposed sf ao2i for
clean ssled and yelowh and 80 barel. Alexandria
Mocha from 76 d1s6, lot a. for earbed, with uneAbd
at eodt6 so bags Bahia bolehtiu at 6 6o alec
Smve Ceyonn 81 for unean and e76 for coed ord
quality.
Cofros-2o bales sold during The Arm prices Al
Liverpool the demand has improved sales for the week 60 100
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