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The Cuban Rebellion.

New YORK, July 23.-Private letters
from Cuba, via jamaica the 9TH instant,
mention several engagements. in which
the CuhanS were successful. One OF them
lasted five hours, and resulted in the cap
turc of 600 prisoners, and in another forty
five Spaniards were killed aud 100 taken
prisoners.
HAVANA, July 24.-Rafacl Tuscado, with
200 men, landed near Gultanamo, with
eighteen mules aud rifles. The mules were
eaten, and the rifles distributed among the
insurgents. 4 fight with the party resulted
III Il victory for the Spaniards. The Spatt-
ISL loss was ten killed and twelve wound
ed. and tn" Insurgents twenty-threc killed.
Adyiccs from insllrgcnt sources claim :;
Cuban success, with lOrty.tiye killed and
seventy-fve captured.
1t is apprehcndCu that the sailing of Tus-
cado's expedition will create Il compiled
ton between Spain and Venezuela.
PoRT-AU-PRISCE, July S-rid U0rdnn.--
The old currency has been called in ans!
new issue been substituted. The project
Of a loan to redeem the currency and SUD
stitute specie has been rejected.
ST. THOMAS, July 1I.-Thc submarine
cable between st. Lincia and ST. Vincent
has been laid.
The smallpox is committing ravages at
Puerto Plata.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

THE fARls MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS PRINCE Ma
PoLEoN BANISHED-NEwsPAPER SEIZED.
&C., &C.
PARIS, July 24.-The municipal elections
mere yesterday resulted in the election of
SIX Conservatives and forty-nine moderate
Republicans.
Prince Napoleon, who was at Hayre, has
been ordered to leave France.
The BOnapartist Journal, Avenir Liberale,
has been seized.
The Communist court-martal at Yer
saillcs has been adjourned.
Heavy payments towards the second half
mHliard Of indemnity have been effected.
1t is reported that Favre persists i'm his
resignation because the position of the
Bishops urging the Government to support
the temporal power Of the Pope has been
referred to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
SECOND DIsPATCH.]
PARIS, July 24.-The journals are dis
couraged ut the apathy shown by the cti-
Zens in the elections. The number of pei
sons who abstained from voting reached an
unprecedented figure.
The SOurretne Rationale warns the peo-
pie that the nation which takes no interest
in its own affairs is condemned to ruin.
From London.
THE HYDE PARK MEETING-MovEMENT OF
ROYALTY.
LONDON, July 2t.-The meeting at Hyde
Park yesterday WAS a failuuc. a heavy rain
prevailed during the day, and prevented
any considerable crowd from assembling.
Prince Frederick William, Of Prussia,
has arrived at Osborne. The Emperor and
Empress of Brazil have gone 10 Birming-
ham.
WRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE-RUssIA AND THE
INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH CONVENTIONS.
LONDON. July 24.-Thc bark Nickerson,
with six Of her crew, has been lost of The
Cape of Good Hope.
Russia has given in her adhesion to the
international telegraph convention OF Vi
emma. This brings the Russian lines to
AmGor and the Dead Sea under the opera
tons Of the terms of that convention.
From Spain.
MADRID, July 24.-Thc ministerial COM
binatiOn under SerrunO has failed. 1t Is
said that Serrano refuses to undertake the
formation OF another Cabinet.
SECOND DIsPATCH.]
MADRID, July 24.-Socian having failed.
ScariIla is now cndcay oring to frame Il new
ministry.
From Rome
ROME, July 2i-fhe reiterated reports
that the departure Of the Pope from Rome
is near ut hand are still denied.
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The COrean Expedition.

NV YORK, July 24.-The following is a
copy Of !. letter brought TO Admiral Rogers
by party Of C0reans shortly after the AZ
rival of the expedition in their waters, and
before the first conf ct occurred:
"in The year 1860 man OF your nation,
whose name was Sibcger, came here aud
communicated, and then went away. Why
can't YOU do the same? In 1860 Il people
named French came here, and We refer
YOU to them us to what happened. This
people has lived for 1000 years in the ell
ioynlent OF lis own civilization, and we
want none other. We trouble no other na-
ton. Why do you trouble us? Our coun-
try is in the extreme east and yours in the
extreme west. Fer what purpose do you
come 50 many thousand miles across the
SEA! Is it to inquire about the ship de-
stroyed-Gen. Sherman? Her men COM
mitted piracy and murder, and were pun
ished with death. DO you want our land
That cannot be. Do you want intercourse
with US? That cannot be eithcr.'
AS The patty had no credentials or au
thnrity to treat, neither Minister Low mol
admiral Rogers paid any attention to tho
communication.
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sort OF RICHMOND, JuLY2 "a 1871.
Etf3mpr Wyanokn Rorrna Now York u

Steamer Wyanokc, BORNE, New York, mer-
chandiSe ana passengers John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George i. Upton. Roberts. New York,
merchandise T:'d passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer paltsaue, telson, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc a.G pi2, engers, G. l.. Ctrre.
Brig As;ra ~:tuGcricl,.
sch ,onor Wavc, Camp, Philadelphia, coal, r..
Dillon.
schooner william ard Jamc,, Cutcn. rhil:dol
pE!a, 90 H. T.. Dillon.
Schocrer Thomas ". Ware, Ahdell, Philadel-
phi I. coal ~. RObGitS.
=chanrcr Erez", Nelson, New York, old troy,
TFtdCg n Coup ;rv.
schooner y. :. Ilern Eeuves. Philadelphia. p'g
Iron. .:li iiuminirn r.a!l Wo'ks.
sCh;o er : lice Curtis, Philips, Baltimore,
wheat To order
Schor*cr Casp1r Hect. Shoe. ph'Iadnlyhia,
coal XII hmrGd AID 'sAnyilic Railroad Company.
ScEo ne ll2pc, Mitchell, HtVrc dc Grace coal,
y Rot rtS.
.choarer Searsyls, weaver, Bosom, ice, A.
u. 81 ncu, k
Scho 1u.r II. Seemorc, Bacon, Fort Monroe,
SCRIP iron Smith, Pntt r & 90.
cGho 4. =. flames, j, flies, albany, luin-
lcS, & I'M & WhitlocE.
MEMORANDUM.
or Virginia, freeman, Eal:iT ore marc Mise and
pds.rug.rS crB SiraE ka;irnaa Company, and
sailed -, return.
ESPECIAL Telegram to the Dispatch
CITY FONT. JAW 2..-Pdsscd up, tug James
Murray WITH "ark: /. {. Warwick and n avr ic:,
gin, from b Baltimore, for Richmond. Arrived,
schooner hny daughter. TO load. up } mes river :;
airo, .c.uoncr ''ce.u Il nj, !" oyih iArniaa r. "
ana. and vergl SIN all vessels, all to@ :lchInond
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Fire In Lynchbure-Deaih of Rev. T.
II. Rannsey

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcn.l
LYNcHBURG, Va, July PA fire occur
red here yesterday evening. DESTROYING
bragassa's bakery and confectionery cstab-
hshment and damaged the adjoining build
ings. Bragassa's loss is about 81, 600, mostly
covered by insurance. The other losses are
light. as
Rev. J. B. Ramsey, for many wears pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church in this
city, and leading clergyman OF the Pres
oyterian Church in this State, died yester-
Gay morning. He was buried this after
noon :...-
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Executive Observation-Disclosures, sc.
Tie sEninn Pacific Rni.vOaG.

BosToS, Mass, July 24.-Thc following
is a comparative statement of the earnings
of the Union Pacific railroad: Earnings for
June, 1871, S72S, 1I4.3t; for June, 1870,
SIG, 40 VI expenses for June, 1871, S2I9,-
earnings from january 1st to June 30h
1871. were S3.HG.2S4.jS expenses for the
same time. 81 $50, SS7 80. Ihe earnings Tor
the same period in 1870 were S3. 30 ,9lG.G9,
and the expenses =, ,39, $500.
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Immigration to Rev York-Anniver
sary OF the Nathan Murder. &c.

New YORK, July 23.-Immigration to this
port Tor the quarter ending June Both
amounted to 101, 015, including 3O,SI4 Ger
mans and &c, 149 hlsh.
The memory of Benjamin Nathan, muir
dercd one year ago, was observed yesterday
by the Synagogue of Mount Sinai, the hos
pltal Of which he was president.
Eight hundred dollars have been private
" subscribed for the widow of Sergeant
WYATT, killed in the riot Of the 18th instant,
and the subscription still continues brisk.
Eightv-two Thousand dollars have been
raised by subscription for the erection of u
new tirsl-class German theatre, which will
cost $500, 600.
Two of the East River dry docks have
sunk it is supposed from holes made by
evll-dlsposed persons. They are being
raised and repaired, but The company loses
from $4,000 to $4,000.
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NEW IosK, Juy 2l-;;otton quie.; 10 ~ grades
steady sales l,9o7 baies; uplands, gag. Flour
900; god to choice S6l5@Ss. Whiskey more
active 1T sS; Wheat lc. better, with fatrexport
eru, 81 ssQasl.45; smoer sousnern, sis"ms seis'
Z I'm active " 6,0GIc. Rice, S@stc. Fork Xii. so
WSA e.. reef duh. Lara heavy; kettle, lie
:Navals steady. TailoT heavy q. s69t :; Ffeigl,ts
Il shade Fl mer.
BALTIMoh Z, July "a Virginia s's-Cld sly bio
SIS asked North Cardinals, old, - bid.
"E e. Ii :, superane - 2sGss?S
supeyf"e, F:.5o6Iss5o; extra, s0.25Q1t7.25 fami
ly, 975aG8 $3.50; csteru supe1fine Si.SOGI45.25
extra, sa.5O@ss.75; family, s6.75@s7.sO. Wheat
Gull and low; choice white, SLsCG sl.Go good TO
pine. $1,000 lbs; amber, good ~ cnoce, Sl.I5@
4l.JO good ed to prime sI.3s9*l.43: com non TO
Pc, nsylvauia. 81. 25@sl.4o. Corn-White, SC .rce
and quiet at 70@32c. yellow steady Ut 7207!c.
mi Led western nuil At 6sG070c. PORK Steady 1t
clear rib, It :: sugar. cured hams, i5I@17Sc. LARD
steady at ll@ll3 Cotton quiet ana firm mid
dlings, 2oac.; sales, s. bales; stock, $50 bales.
WILMINGTON, July ?..-Rosin firm at $40 for
Strained a2.65 for 20 ~ for extra pale SO for
ptic. Crude turceutlue tirm at 1875 for yellow
MP; 81 IS for virgin. Cotton firm; m!dd'ings,
oUIsyILLE. July "a. Flour steady Corn, In
sacks, 7Oc. PROVISIONS quiet. ness pork. $l5 So.
Shoulders, 6ic.; sides, ssM0:. Lard, lOa@Ql15c
Whskey. 92c. Tooacco urn and unchanged /;
sales, 50 ncg.heads.
ct. LOUIS, Mo-, Jutyc i.-Flour firm. Corn dull !:
seeks. 55c. Wniskey, s}c. Pork lower at Si4 JrGD
sl5 Bacon only Johblrg; shoulders, H.; clear
sides, Sic.
CISCIrNATI July 2!.-Ftour unsettled. Corn
heavy ~ 5iN55r. 70. ncmiaal. Lard. .lct'.
H@con- advice atksd, but not esta DIished !;
sh ru:iers, Ca; clear. rib, So. Whiskey. &C
Iob4cc 1--demani good a. fun prices; sa.cs, 24'
kogsheads.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2i-sugar In good de-
:na,d common. &c. prime to choice, l?t@le.c.
'. hlskey, 9jc a.. O5 stock ligh.. Cotton dui:
aud nominal; mi"dl ngS, 2lf1tosc. SAFES, l. 40
bales stock. IL 35% bales.
SAYASSAH July q Cotton no Gemand MID
ilings, lFf@lG5c. sales, IS bteS; STOCK, 5,o5s
bales.
MOBILE, July ~ lotion dull and nominal i;
M ddlog5, lgsc.; Sales, SO bales; stock, 45s
bales.
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). FREIGHT OFFICE osJAs tIyER Il K.Co.
SaEA1EkS.


a'HANGE OF SCREDULE.-esIn
81 < s0ttF.,Ik, J4MEs ann $500 $500
TUESDAY,, July 18th, the fast auj elegant side
wheel CLEANER pALisheE Captain CHARLES
J. ELscT, vii, leave her wharf THE Powhst1u
Steamboat Company's shcdI at Rockets at Sac
4. II. for Norfolk on TUecDAYS and sATUR-
DAYS. Returning, will leave No.toIk on " Sd
MES lays and $40 Days 6 30 y. NJ. touch
ihg at kins's NH and Grove " hart, and Ill regu-
lar ltndinss, going aGd returning.
:" Ill leave her VIII Iri at Rockets for ginu's on
1hcAahominy, THURSDAYS at $50 A. NJ, con-
HecLng At Sls7 Point With the O'CLOCK train from
tetersourg, touching at all the egar larCugs ON
james riyer down u unlards Wlscr, aud ali
reyuiar laudiuSs on rkahnmtny. f.tnrn,ng
will leave Binn's on FElDAYs Z. $50 O'CLOCK
a. III.
Freight received at all hours for Norfolk nd
way Landings on James river. Freight for Chicka-
hom!ny received only on " ednesdiys.
Ali freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 81.
Excursion tickets 20 Norfolk and return, 80.
FOR fuither particulars, apply to Captain on
board, or TO GEO. L. CORE II, Agent
jyl3 at CURRIa s. Co IS. cor. 18th and Cary SITS.
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1t is understood that Ex-Governor Hold
en-. of North Carolina, is to be the editor
and proprietor Of the new Radical journal
to be published in this city. which is to adj
vocate general amnesty, reduction of taxes,
and oppose Boutwell's theory of reduction
Of the debt, upon the ground that the rapid
payment Of the debt is too burdensome and
0nerous, and that it should he in part paid
by the next generation.-W Washington let
ter Baltimore Gazette.
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The puddlers of Philadelphia have OBJ
tanned the advance to six dollars per ton
hitherto refused there, but allowed in the
interior. This has been followed by fur
ther advance TO seven dollars per ton at all
the rolling mills CT the interior, which is
fatty refused, with the expectation of a
prolonged strike on the eXpication Of the
notice,
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49, H..
"'''"" c,c..
n"" "P',., .,,.. ~ tho r.cAmonA rs>ra,rN.1
>rv krGrsrk COUNTY. NA"l
July -. '>t.
,..,,.,, e Nnunt Sidney Lodge
I'ac tH6-f" ''" ',,1 ,,,rasani reunion with
s.. N@F%"r az" ~ honor NJ the dcdi-
,.s.r t.r""> ,,h;,,h thry have fitted
g.h" al ''N No., ,,,r;,intIy with tho
~. ..t Nc !" "''":N, - t.r,rnfs oC Tenn.
v .... sidney ''""su - ,,,,.t nf tbn ry.
. -.., G"t"r' IN '' III; ~ Sny ,hat Mouut
..> - :hr DAY 80 r,I,,mt twenty
s.. ..' "a lhH>H|' ,,',,o a., or,nnt ,;f,rru
..s, ~ ING N'''N 80, ,1r frn,n
..> i""N ~" ',[.'',,,'', - ,rntry Is one
>s.,@..@. ''' 80; -, Srr,;n;, and il Is
a ,hr @">' - " .-.;,h ,hr;ffv and warm
~. SIS >r''''a "S 3,n,,ana tGr thr greater
....!rd HtoIht' :, Dr,.hrtnr;,ns and
.... !|oW N'o''n, - :" "li,.;ni,f,'. 9th and
.r.s .,"l'h% l" ,"' r,',.tnrrs Thrrc j.
.. sly m'H." '.'''' ,',,, r,,ic. summer
. a.r1 PI.cc !" SiT I'', y, 49,, hayr fbuS
S.. ..aa1 'ah' ''.' "' 7''''' '''>' ''''
g. .2y ar>rLnt'' e,t.,ra
lie '"|-tru'"s nav ,''',5 ,'"' t 'nU'", wv,
+. ,a.- comfy """ NV ~ ~ W
..... nr>an'%'o2n /" >t'''r "t .iints wv,
.... ""3>'aM'r-' 'h'! 50 Nv. 'i o,.;,.'I ~ rho
...,."- ''uQra'r> :" ."S i i; = na+;rn-
.:... 4 tWG-f r!i"N>'' " "'>'' ,.hot n,,,,
..t ever me h'''u '0i''.> ,,,,I;,, ~
.....> # roNr>r >l'iH''' va, !" WHY" ,,;,l,
. g" f">,hN VIII '"I"i"' '''''"''
AZ .a VIRGINIA. .,,,,.h:.
H.. hr.iarcH ri me '.V'' ">H' , ,I''," -,
.. ...-I' @hou; II clos m" tI!If N",h
.@A> witnessed N5r"">idcT2tlc tfoWu
......s.> .cop.c Gva"n /" th' village hy 'te
.'.E..'y> i>'m@F"t>'F ''ar IA Lat ra'
sN
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COM M FIR fzisi1
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANaE, I
hICHMpyn VA Tutu ~ 1871 Z


RICHMOND VA, Julys3&, 1911
. ~ mometes in the Exchange NJ II O'Clock
~ OFFERINGS. r.s. -........
Wheat.-White s $50 hu,hn,, p.a.rs,,>
Mixed, 50 bushels 1eiloW, ~ 0ushes.
Odts.-2 53I bushels.
Rye.-17e bushels
HedL.-95 bushels
BALES.
o. 81. ar hlfe q; bushels srss
Ms!.5o for good sl.4oGQSl4as for csir st til,
~ - 30 for col mon 81 for very Common ""t'W
UheR. ed-toGal. 1850 busheIs-at a, r,,e,
81 5at t9r prime siso for very good $1,000 si.ss
C0rn.-"hite total, go bush is-at sac. for YER =
good, and s5c. for prime. Yeliow-ao bushels very
good at s2".
0ats.--Totsl, 1.77+ bushels-Good new was
gu -. at 5oll5ic.. aod very good Jew at s2i854S
Rue -T8 bushels very good new at zoe.
-IeGl.- 9S bushels at 92c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Wheat. White, "a bushels.
COrn.-W hlie. s. bush:ls.
OntS.-12l .ushcls,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Worcester, July GA fire in Northboro',
last night, burned with such fury as to ex-
cite fears that the whole village would be
destroyed. Two large blocks. in which were
three stores, the post-office, provision mar
kct, and residences OF three families, were
consumed; also, two dwelling-houses and
some barns. Six families were burnt out.
Loss nearly $4,000, q small portion only
being covered by insurance.
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it was but Just to the proprletors of this
place to. say It was after full notice of the
mans character had been given over the
wires. x
The Thermometer this morning at the
usual breakfast hour stood at 44o. and many
gentlemen had on their overcoats. and the
blue smoke could be seen curling from the
chmncys of many or our little cottages.
.uh there lie sweetness in the mountain air."
And fc that bloatCI ease can never hope TO share
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The Proposed Pr.Za-Fisht between
Mace and GOHurn.

New York. July a. Mace and Coburn
met to-day, and agreed to tight on the 3Otl
of November within one hundred miles o.
New Jersey. Che stakes are 1900 side
The articles are To he signed in New ar
leans. 'iic Stakes will consist of the !, 00t
already in the shareholders hands, each
Min 10 put mp 81 300 additional.
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10.
WIN the greater portion of the west or
front wall of bricks falling in lipon him. re
way all over In half min,itegor Mr.. Davis
would certainly l1nve been
CRUSHED 70 DEATH,
az the bricks were falling fast and with
noIe weight than grace upon his head and
ss,nuuiders. Seeing by the lightning flashes
ehat their home was ruined. they managed
10 get out, and crossing the street to the
mouse OF neichbor friend. where they still
remain. In the other portion Of the house.
occupied by Mr.. Cleary. was his wife and
,lu,e son, aged four years, sleeping In the
cut them severely, and so
BLOCKED UP THE DOOR AND WINDOW
that thew were unable to oct ont unti,
some half-hour later, when Squire Moore
hearing their cries, came to their assistance
and liberated them from their Unpleasant,
ana dangerous situation. Mr.. Cleary was
at the time on duty In another norton of
the city, and knew nothing of the disaster
until relieved from duty some hours after
The house belongs to Mr.. Jobe. of lobe.
$500. s'0N 90 Ao"s'
Several trees throughout the city were
BLOWN UP BY THE ROOTS,
or twisted in two, but the above ia all the
more serious damage that our representa-
tive was able to learn of. Both before and
during the storm there was the most vivid
fishes of lightning. throwing glare over
the entire city. A few minutes after the
wind-cloud passed over there followed a
drenching rain, which descended in minia-
ture torrents for two hours. If the storm,
instead of striking in the sparscly-popula-
ted portion Of the city, had struck farther
up town, the loss of property would have
been much greater, with a probable loss of
life.
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TELETRApHTC NEWS


@ TtoeR "hu money Markets.
NEW YORK, July 2a.-Money essy at 26l1 Er.
change closed drmer At 11ot. Gold, 1924. Govern-
ment's steady. States very dull. Tennessee,s.
IL; new, 7ss Vrginia's. es new, 7c.. Louisiana,s,
IS: new, 80. j.eyee's, ~; Ss. 81. Alabana's, %:
s's, 90. GeorEas. sag; rs, e5,. Eorth Cardinals.
~ ; new, g8S. .=ns .-s.. =
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From SOuan America.

EENEzl-ELA, July ST. he country IS i'll a
quiet condition, except i'll the State OF Bar
ceIont, where there has been hard fighting.
GllZman has returned to Caracas, and Is
looking for reimiOrccmcnts.
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,y w., .nn IIn,u,.nnt FAST nis,ht
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&c.,. n.l..n .,iir,t,;' ;, hv ,,,' diy,iiy and r,.e
d. ~....,,,.yo,nnri. \1rs 4 NJ ri Rich.
,.....i ,,. .i,,>.',,,i j., 80, undar,lir, n r,Ia
H.,, .,,t ,.,.,,,, -irt nr ,i,.;, f,Iori- Sin,
!, tr,,.lt tr;r,o snI Whit r.,s>,,.
,.,',,trr,,. v,i,h nrnHmrnis Of r"ral and nojnt
.,,.t jnir I,ncn,ninnIv arranuod nrr-
..,.r,,., :, +,,,, ,1,,s,,,,Iin If murh clrrancc.
Nr., + i at Missouri was arraScd in
..r,,h rniuy,.. :Ii, Inrr train and oyers skirt,
Min r'int lace ami rubv ornaments. l!er
"l.P'd'ah'r WAS very atti"c'iNc, "h0 hei
.;gln ,r,,,ht md Inrniv Mrs : y, Pir1-
r,.'nd ., ,-,II ,J",,1. -; ,',t.,,;ni, ,nonnnr.
md graceful ,rpor,ncp,. was bccominolv
.riiIri in = Iirhf. colorcd silk and received
.t4tj share Of admiration and attention.
The Misses ". oC poUhatan, were very
rreuluiuuly attired. the eldest wearing a
blue silk, with handsome train and scarlet
ornaments, and the Younger in q pure
white swiss muslin. both exhibiting q rich
prptu>ion Of hair, worn q la Gipscy.
Miss L.. Il pu"hatan, a 7Ietftp and fasci-
rating you,. ltdv. apDrare,i cinrminoly in
ii wAlic tuil. Dies. covered with carlands
al green. and r;it.ril" wiki such yiyacitv
,n'o the dance uS to rive Zcst to the occa-
sion.
But / dc>is', lest | trespass too much Oh
'",H valuable space. must not omit men
l1n, however. cf the trou,tc If children,
40. arI;ty,d ik" fairies, entered into the
l3Z"> I'll Tie d,ncc with that delight and
>Hnu which chilir,u only can experience.
HE sumplupu> table of refreshments
Gr,rticd hy tie nosg,itahlc urop.ietors was
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Verdict of the CorOner's Jury ct the
Inquest over the Victims OF the ne"

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the verdict of the coroner's jury at the In
quest held over the victims of the riot of
the 18th instant:
"We, the jury, find that these parties
came to their deaths on the 18th instant by
gunshot wounds at tue hands Of some par
ties to us unknown"
The jury, having signed the verdict, were
DISCHARGED.
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Preparations 10 Receive. the President
in MormOusiOm.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 22.-The city coun-
Gil has appointed committee Of prominent
Mormons to make grand preparations to
receive President Grant, who is expected
here in August.