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q Il ssTHuAspAY, ii uadgt "a & s1rl
sALgs $500 ysJsstnia coussos soa III ai,x.
Ill 900 Virginia cefsois sold no sE. 600 mr..
lnond city 6'ssold nj 5000 Eieirrnond ctty g..
sold at SO $500 iHichmoad city 90 sold as 1oss
State Securftfes..- Virginia consols, Cox lid. N
asked: Virginia consos, nRw.t 4Sx bid: VIrrinia
deferred Ok bid, q4 asked: Virginia fnferest fsrr.
ifcates 10 Did, 22SasEed Vis2inIa tax. recsfyaiie
coupons, SSH bid, 80 IA sized. 5ssSS .EE 49,. ~
CITY rRfes.-kichmon city 5,s, 106N BID, lot
asked. %. 6 - = -
RatLroad BoHds. Rfchmo ndand Peterahurz Rutl-
road Hrst mortgage 7's, j.. and D.. 300 bid Rich.
mont and Petersburg Raiiro7d second mortgage
S's, a.. and o.. 100 bid: Richmond aud nany1ife
Railrosd consolidated 6's, M 6 NJ. "a bid "a asked.
C0asnt R0sds.-dames River aud Kanawha Canal
mrs. MORTGAGE 6s, II. and NJ, So bid, 81 asked.
hotL7oGd Notwithstanding kaflroad. 100
pars . oif; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad,
bUo psr. ~ bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
f9tonac Railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid, 67k
a s;1 richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
ppaalIoad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, So bid:
hlcnmono. BredeIfcksburg and Potomac Kailroad.7
Per cenI guaranteed 100 par, 90 bid. sIz.I-i
5dnR sif0ekS.-ttrst National, 90 par i g bid
II1A asked Nastonal Bank or yfrginfa, 700
par, ,iUSaskto; PianlerS National, I Do par I11
ASKED; merchants National, 100 Uar SS bIti j 0h
ASKED; Sate Bank Of Virginia, I 20 psr o5 bid eT,
asKed; Merchants and Planters savings, 25 pae
Insurance CoEepantes.-yirginia Fire and Ma.
T!ne; 20 par 80 bid, 35H asked: Merchants and
alschanles. loo par, OF asked: City. 100 mar. el
asAedi OldDominion. 100 par, 30 bid
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England.
TIE EpER HANDICAP AND YORKSHIRE RACES.

THE EDER HANDICAP AND YORKSHIRE RACES.
LONDON, August 26.-The great Eber
handicap stakes was run yesterday at the
York August meeting, and was won bv Lilly
Agnes; Distinction being sec)nd; Polonaise
third, and The favorite, Aventuriere, fifth.
Thirteen horses started.
The great Yorkshire stakes for three-year-
olds was run to-day, and was won by Mint
Drop; Prince Arthur second, and Percy
third. Five started.
RUPTED.
LONDON, August 26.-Tbe Globe says tele-
graphic intelligence has been received from
China of an occurrence which is likely, II
not promptly settled, to disturb the friendly
relations existing between England and
China.
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Summary.

A dispatch FROM Rome yesterday an
nourced the deish Of General GarihalG.
Albert Cohen 8 Co., merchants OF Lon
don. are reported suspended.
a large amount Of spurious coin from the
United States is in circulation ia Hamilton,
Ontario.
A Bloomington, Illinois, dispatch states
that the corn in that section Is unimpaired
by Mondays frost. ;,
The San Francisco grand jury has found
true bill Of indictment sg& nst Miller alas
woodruff for embeZZlenaP.5.
The Turner Convention in New York
urge upon the various societies throug hont
the Union to hsye representatives at she
centennial.
Orders will coon issue at Washngt on
changing the stations of all the vessels OF the
marine reyepae service. A change Is neces'
sary for the iron vessels from SAT- to fresh
water. u,;.,,
Tne charge of criminal connection WIN
some of the pupils OF the lndianlpoiis Deal
and Dlmb Asylum By two OF the teachers
t:as 'oaen found by the trustees 70 oe uDttu'
end untounded.
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POkr OF HIcHMoHD. AUGUST 2e. 1875.
.ARDlvED. ~ b
Steamer Old. DonlinlpR. Walkcr: Aew L0rk, mea.
clanillse and rcssaugers~ g. w. Allen "a Gor a38uts
steamer Nsnolk. c.znsll, Phiisds!ynas, moa-
BARK Aniiln. - Ne1s TX. In ballast 70 iosdtn-
basco Of T.. VI. hann~ 1tncxie. ,,...ys.,-
schooner Mary g, simmons, Gaaay. PhiIsfasa-
schooner Emma G.. Stewards. ehldreys. AeH1y
FORK, troy. Trsafxas coWpp n 40 phtads ph,a.
co sfhcSas ssia. aas OHIO 9sifaa
SAILED.
s,eanaer John Sylvester, Gi0a1d, NorfcAs mar.
.claadae and .sasssnatra. i. II. lisinm. a9esA
disc md passengers, L. b. 1assln. agent
. SCHOONER Marsha Collins. Graves, ID ihtaofess
paxir g-chocks. Gurus q Parker :, W. sx,...
/ sghooper Curtis SAckef.eS MOTIONS n0u xo1As
camel coai. Geryas siofrs, agent
CtxARSD FOR 7iiIs FoRT.
| From Pafsdeiphis on tine 2iin !: sshoonen -;
BirdsaiL Bsak. A. T.. Moore, ppiiii ps.
! MEMORANDA.
The owners OF coasiwise vessels ybo nave 49,
expecting 70 escape tbs payment q per ten oMsf
20 rhe reylston Of the statutes Via DO ~.
,evsssd statates chsnged the xw mat cuiy tnlsy
/ CENTS could Do eossecscd per ton on uDdocams1sga
or coasswlse vessels ne nas noses ss M
tax OF Si 40 per nrss BIZ soc sams
as ssfcrs The pasaxa or the
Treasury Der ps y ia ss
ee Tie new schopar Ms,,ia Z. sspsssaa
Smith. was level 70 y MIN n Jamssicwn Lizard
Va. Tor Philadeiphis ana Ma ssachasss ~ 4
4 sha is thrae.mssed, Ht oV .ss.s sre3
ntses ssonsrs have been, OF are N sourse ~ COZ
siruetIon az IaIntsloxn ~ az a.. s<s1l
. ray Teaexrayhl 8. s,
FoRr MONROE Aasnss pSssea y ~
q more. Eesmee tithsrrian. troaa
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new YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 24.-Tobacco.-in Kentucky leaf there
leaf is being taken 10 small ots mainly Tor ship
mrnt. The market generally j. without sieralfcn
as regards prices; Safes are 500 hogsht ADS Ken.
seedes 1873 crop at o. Is case cases oho ssa
4s s1on
II cases State at l2kc.; and 200 biles Havana at
S5@95c. virginia leaf Is selling In small ots more
quoted at 2OW50c. tor bright wrappers, ,i4Ga2ac.
tor dark wrappers, l5@40c. for light smokers, and
s1@ loHe for good lggs ,.,. e,.aa.4
I0a@lic:; low leaf. light lial &C., heavy iix9
49, t aood ,e s p Herr 4 &C.. heavy iY
17tc. : fine leaf. ligh 16k9 &C.. heavy 1S92Oc..
select leut. light lSS920r:, heavy 20@25
s7Soassso: good common. ssSo@ss: n MID.
ding, *950@gt1l; good 10 fine red, $ll@sl6s
sroasd leaves toew a ssssl ioua
sreenish and brown, saGs1o; medium 10 ins rsd.
~; fine spangled 10 yellow, 81 6@$20.
SEED. Lsaso Gron Of 1s7o.-Ionneciicutan and Mas
Crop Of i572.-Connecticu and Massachusetts
gIappess, 81 6Ms20; seconds, 81 0@$12; a.lers, ~
G$s psaasyiyara ,, assorsd lots s20; wrap
.sae %
sets seconos sos; filters, s-G$-.. PENN
sylvapia assorted lois, $l6G$25. New York as-s
sored lots common. $8Qsl1; New York assorted
tS.50@tl0; Wisconsin, assorted lots, S7GlSlO.
Crop " lS74.-Cornecticut seconds, fine, $3.50
400: filters, tnc. sS@tlO; seconds and filters,
shipping, S8@$l0.
Foreign.-Huyana filters. common, s5Q90c.:
iavana filters, fair, 92Hc. @s1 Havana filters. bDe,
sl.10@$l.25; Yara-l aud II cut, assorted, 90@
95c.
Manufactured. Black work. common and me.
dun IN boud. 17@22c.: good and fine. IN bond. as
D30c. bright work. common and meGtum In bond,
25@32c.; good and foe. in bona, S3G60c.
Dther Crude MaRuJactured.-Exportsf for the
week. 99i hogsheads, 327 packages. 127,674
heads. 31.346 packages, 4,158,678 pounds; exc
ports same time last year. 53,217 hogsheads, 69,-
Sol packages. 5,SO0,933 pounds. Receipts for
| the week. ASS h0gsheaus; receipts for the week,
2,570 boxes and cases; receipts from January u.
$3.50 hngsheads receipts from Jdnuary ], 14,-
9S1 roxes aud cases: receipts same melast year.
1926 hogsheads; receipts same time last year.
| I4a.740 boxes and cascs.-LO,rnQl Of Commerce
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Reecher-TiltOsl.

New YoRk, August 26--Notices OF issues
in the suits of Theodore Tilton os. Ii. w.
Beecber. and also in the case of Tilton os.
The Eaale and Thomas Kinsella, for libel,
were flied in the clerks office OF the City
Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, by the attorneys
for the plaintiff. 49,.
The city court for the September term
opens on the first Monday OF that month
when the calendar, including The ABOVE
eases, will be called, and If the attorneys on
both sides are ready the judge will hx the
day for Trial. ,,.a,r a.
rest for perjury in connection with the tfiai
was yesterday released on $1,000 BALE
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The reverend magistrate in London who
sentenced little girl TO prison for the heI-
nous crime of plucking some flowers in
public park is styled by London paper
1.-THE champion clerical jackass of the centu.
ry." But the champion political Jickass OF
the century lives in Illinois. He is the man
who started the howl against permitting
Jrff. Davis TO deliver an address at Rockford
upon invitation of the VIM ebago Agricul-
tural Society, and is said to be editor OF
s.Grauger' hebdomadal in tbi, CITY, Chicago
Times
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The Detroit Greenback Convention
The Resolutions.


The Resolutions.
DETROIT, August 25.-The Convention
convened at the Opera-HoIse at2 L. d., and
was addressed by MesSrs. Wood OF hen
,ucky. and Meyers of Illinois. The Commit
tee on Resolutions then reported the follow
ing: which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, First. That the people owe to
the Government at all times and in all emer.
gencies loan Of money adequate to its needs
at rate Of interest so low as to be the least
possible burden, and to offer the least posi-.
BILE competition to private enterprise.
Second. The Government owes to the peo-
ple an absolutely safe and uniform currency,
adapted to their varying needs 10 amount.
and of q value pot materially different from
that of other civilized nations.
Third. That the providing OF currency
for the people is an attribute OF sovereignty,
and we demand that the Government OF the
United States shall perform this duty IN such
a manner as to furnish the public an amount
of currency adequate to the business require
ments of the country and independent OF the
action of banks or other private corpora
tiopS.
Fourth. That we are neither reputation
lists nor ipfiationists, but the friends OIL sale,
sound, and reliable currency THAI we pro.
pose to redeem the greenbsck circulation OF
the United States at the pleasure OF the bold
ers thereof in b,nds of the United States,
bearipg low rate of interest, convertible at
the pleasure OF the holders into greenoack>,
thus redeemiug the original promise o. the
Government when it first issued greenoacks,
to fund them when desired into an interest
paying bond.
Fifth. That we are in favor Of the issue OF
United States certificates or bonds bearing
interest not to exceed 500 per cent. per an-
mum, to an amount equal TO the whole Gov
erument debt, SAID bonds or certificates being
chan seable and interchangeable with green
backs at par on demand.
Sixth. J hat the legal money of the coun.
try should be endowed with the power 10
psy all debts, public and private, except that
norton of the bonded Indebtedness special.
" made payable In coin.
Seventh. That as the enactment of the last
Congress providing for resumption OF spe.
Gle PAYMENTS iu 1879 Is impracticable and
impossible of execution, and is disastrous 10
lis effects upon the business oil the country,
we cemand its immediate and unconditional
repaal.
Eighth. That the plan OF Government
currency proposed by this Convention
| would, in our opinion, tend 10 render our
Government and people independent moan
!, cially of foreign Influences or com llcatl0Es,
| and not subject hereafter, as heretoisre, to
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Weather ReDOrf.

WASHINGTON, August 26.-For New Eug.
land aud the Middle States, and the Lower
Lake region, high but slowly falling barom-
eter, east to south winds, slight rise in tenn.
perature, clear or purity cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States and East Tennessee, northeast to
southeast winds, slight rise in temperature,
slowly falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather in the interior, and areas of rain
near the coast.
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A Nomination for the Senate.

ltoErcrrpnleuce If tne Richmond Dispatch.1
HING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE
August %, 1915.
The Thirteenth Senatorial District, com.
posed OF he couEtirs Of Essex, Hing vii.
ham, and Hing and Queen, held convention
here to-day, and nominated Captain Christie.
pner Mum for tue Senate on the second
ballot. tautalc Mum commanded the King
and Queen Cavalry IN tie Ialc war, and was
4 da,niDg and gallant officer. He was re.
'aIated on, together with many other Confed
crate OH :er>, Tor alleged il-treatment Of
lnion P!l>0ncr, confined at Andersonyille,
ny beng placed IN u large pen under tire OF
The Confederate and Federal guns on Nor
ri's l>itud, near Charleston, and there KEEP
Tor two months in the fall OF 1864. Captain
NUM- y Nceedingly popular, and brilliant
victory awaits bin in November NEXT. +.
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soldiers, Nnt,o,,al q. Rs,,,n. e,

COLUMBUS, @. !, August 2s.--Tbss final 81.
rangements for the Soldiers, National Pa.
union at Caldwell, Ohio, September lei. Cd
aud 30, hsve been completed. It is expected
that Generals Sheridan, Logan, and Nepley..
ea-s1ovsrnors Curtin and Hayes, GenersI
Cockerill Of Missouri, Governor Allen of
Ohio, Hon. George 81. Pendleton, Senator'S
IhurDan and Snermon, and Hon. g. w.
Morgan will address the camp. President
Grant Is confidently expected. A sword
captured by General CocEerili from ColoneI
Archer at Tilton station, Ga, will be re.
turned to its owner with impressive eeremo-
pies; Many States have responded, promis.
ing large delegations.
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Another ships Crew Scuryy stricken.

SAN FRANCISCO, Call, August 26.-The
ship New York from Liverpool has arrived
here. Twenty-four out of forty of the crew
ls down with sctlryy Of q malignant type.
The disease was not coutined to the crew,
but also attacked officers. She bad plenty
of fresh provisions. Every precaution has
been taken TO disinfect the vessel. A courf
of inquiry will be held.
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InE TOBACCO CROP OF MARYLAND From
Int Marlboro Gaze!te.) The early pro.
mise Of large tobacco crop will not be
fulfilled. The constant rains have been
very destructive, and we believe there
VIII not be housed more pounds oil
tobacco than last year, when the crop did
mol Teuch the average. On the low and light
lald, the plants have been drowned Or scald-
60, and most Of the later planting could not
Ut worked on account Of the wet weather,
ana h', consequently been oyerrun by grass.
lhe accounts Of the destruction OF the Ohio
Tobacco crops bg rain have already had their
eueeI upon prices; and OF the Maryland
crop II Is SAID, 10 the report of the Baltimore
market, that "lbe untaYorsble weather and
uEtAsges sustained in Southern Maryland
lave tended TO strengthen prices" VIII our
bir'tLore papers take our word for 1t that
these reports are not exaggerated, and make
a notc OF lie fact! They have been very re-
leeEt Oh the subject.
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suear.Importers Suspended.

BALTIMORE, August 26.:-Stirlipg, Abrens
q Co., said to be the largest sugar-importipg
house in the United States, have sus-
pended payment. Mr.. Ahrens thinks
me liabilities will amount to $1,000
ooO, but that if the assets are judi.
cIously managed the creditors can ulti-
mattel y be paid dollar for dollar. He assigns
for the cause of the failure the general de.
preston of business and the shrinkage in
Value OF coffee and sugar, Of which the firm
have large stocks on hand. They have also
much real estate not ut present available.
A detailed statement of their atf,irs will be
prepared as quickly as possible.
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RaCHnOND TOBACCO ExSFH ANor 4


RICHMOND, Aagastyz6. Is9tssIIss rs
3 The Richm.o nf tobacco market during ma -
week has BEEN aevod OF any feature % specisi ina
serest prices gen hrseves, continue srs Il
= psooafe thai ID production az msnuEactmedtO.
DECD ~ this for the fiscal year ending sba
5o,n proximo viii be. ovee one million OF pounds
snort q the qpanaty pl' aa the market during de
assai Year Tn. approaching tobaseo CON.
7enfon continues 70 be dis cussed on ,chauxe This
conysntion meets on The Ct Nh Of October, and vfiI
CONSIST OF twenty plant VI from an ponisnsof
the stare 10 which tobacco f. rsised and eisffeen
dealers and manufacturers u .obseco from ftxog
the markets. We cont niue our quotasions
PrimfHss-fS@4G50 80. 80.
BLhCK.-Lu0s--Ye1y common Az E06aay sr.
medium .s n, TO go1S $500; extra. s5asic.
good: 81. slsA@s1s; me; ~ o@s2a ase stes,s
-LatDs-Eonnron, 3L0G3s1Z, uedftf.
te sood. 81 2. 66ag29: npe smoking, S2esO@sS
extra smoking. $35@tAn LedE-CommsH. "a spess
dunn. 81 0fG&12: good 70 6ne, aI2 .60AAf4 b. exfsz
nlers. e17@$2O. WTapDers-Comfnon. 6igsS
seS; m aans e good. ssous4s fine s5oStsSi
sl5@s2O; good 10 hhe. s25@s4O; extra. saS@
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Union League Of America.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2G.-The National
Executive Committee OF the Union League
of America met to-day Ex-Governor Newell,
of New jersey, in the chair. Much secret
business was transacted.
An important movement was lnaugurated
looking towards the union OF all The elements
of opposition TO the Democratic party, espe-
oiu liz in the South,
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tAa, hlpg control OF inauence Of foreIgni

countries.
Ninth. THAT We recommend the 4ofganfza-
ttion OF greenhaekr clubs hi every State In che
5Unior for the purpose, OF carrying out the
principles and measures sci forth 10 the fore
going resolutions.
After the resolutions had been adopted
Mr.. Daniels, Of Virginia, made speech, and
the Convention took arecess until1eVening.
Z AT the evening session the attendance was
somewhat larger than during the day, and
perhaps seven hundred persons were pres
emit. Messrs. Daniels Of Virginia, Mahoney
of Iowa, and Allis of Wisconsin, made short
speeches. Mr.. Buchanan, Of Indiana, made
very long speech IN favor Of imitation.
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Marine Disaster.

WASHINGTON, August 26.-The Signal Of
evening in distress. She encountered heavy
northeast gale on the 23l and oath east
southeast of Chincoteague. She lost Der
head stay, fore-rigging, galley, and every.
thing movable about the decks; also split
here foresail
The officers of the Old Dominion Steam.
ship Company report brig with foremasts
gone fourteen miles northeast of Cape Henry.
4 tug has gone to her assistance.
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GALL FOR MEETING OF TaE CoSsERyA-
lTgs OF luHKNBCRG CcuSTY. The Conserva-
I've Part! OF Lunsnburg will bold meeting
a. their ucXt court lat the courthouse) 10
tppo0, delegates 10 Il convention to Assem-
Die Al Backs-and. " hl.eS on the 10Th OF Sep
Ltmb"r next 10 nominate q candidate for
senator Tor til, district in the next General
Assembly, and also 10 consider the pIoprIety
Of nomlCutuga candidate for their county
III The next House of Delegates. A full
Atend1hce Is greatly desired from each dis.
~lct. BY order Of \. MATHEWS,
Superintendent Of Lunenburg county.
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Meeting Of New York 1paa.,on,s,s.

NEW YORK, August 26.-New York dele.
gates to the proposed Cincinnati Imitation
Convention held meeting last night, and
speeches were made By Mr. 0ttendorfer,
Colonel F. a. Coukling, Henry Kemp. and
Others, and committee was appointed to
draft an address to the people on the finan-
cial Question
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ST. LOUIS LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST % The demand continues good for all
desirable qualities. and especially for the most de-
sirab!e manufacturing grades. The sales yesterday
consisted Of 20 hogsheids, and bids were rejected
OH hogsheids.
we quote: Trashy and lightweight lngs, 1915
@j6 Is; fulI-wrglIf factory lugs, &6.259t6 10;
planters Tugs. S7@$9: leafy Jugs, sS25Qfl0s
common shipping Leaf, $9.50@Sll !: medium ship
Sl6 SO; common TO choice colory oilers, $3.50
SlS; colory wrappers, s25@f35; bright colory
wrappers. f40@$55; fancy coory wrappers, S6o
@&SS -Timeg.
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Special River Report.

WASHINGTON, August 26-7:30 p. NJ
The Mississippi has fallen twenty-five inches
at Cairo, twenty inches at Memphis,
twenty inches at Helena, and has remained
stationary at Vicksburg, where it is one inch
below the danger.Iine, and has risen two
inches at New Orleans.
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New Brunswick.
clRcUs-MES KILLED 81 RoUGHs.

BArHURL, n. b., August 2G.-Three mea
fired into u tent occupied by the canvas'
mer of Gibbs's menagesie last night, killing
one and woundiug another. They escaped
c,ptu,e, The cause assigned for the outrage
is q dispute between the circus. men md some
roupbs who sought admission without pay.
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Infanticidc - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CINcISNATI, August 26.-Gustave Humler
cut the throat of his infant child TO- day. His
wife fed for life.
Three masked men robbed the residence
of William Mains, near New Haven, Ind,
and then burned the building.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YOREsa

new YeRK, August 2s- Gooa.-s,ocks steady.
Money. ,Ia. GOLD, 1l3X kxchsnge-iopg, 4S7:
short 4a9es. Governments steady. States mostly
4S7. cold 1l3k@li3S Observation-Disclosures .It,ie
more doing and better. States quiet aad steady.
BALTIMORE.
. BALTIMORE. August 26.-Virgnia consoIs 6n1.
West VifQirta's, 8. North Carolina 6-s old. 90:
new, IL. Bid. = - -Sf
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The Mississippi Valley Trading Com
pany.

ST.. LOUIS, August 26.-The American
Board of Directors of the Mississippi Valley
Trading Company held meeting last night,
at which Mr.. Worrell, the managing d.
rector, was instructed to visit Louisville,
with view of establishing the central Office
of The company at that point. he was
further inctructed to visit all the points
from Norfolk, Va, to Galveston, Texas, and
report on their adaptsblity as ports of entry
for the ships Of the company. He was re-
uuested TO visit all the railroads in the Mis-.
sissippi Valley and Gulf States, and report
upon the facilities afforded by each Tor the
transmission of merchandise, products, DC.
The last of the English deputation left last
night for England.
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Eire.

MEMPHIS, Angus. 26.-The wood.works,
on Georgia street, with timber and machinery,
was burned today with the compauy's sta.
bleS. The heat was so intense that ODly one
engine was saved by others playing on it.
1t is believed 10 be the work OF an incen
diary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27
Riot In Mississippi.

VIcKsBURG, August ga special to the
Herald from Macon, Miss, dated the 24tb
instant, reports a riot at New Hope Church,
10 which eight negroes were killed ana sew
eral wounded. The riot was caused by a
quarrel between white men and negroes
about drum beating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27
Colombia.
WAR DECLARED BY PANAMA AGAINST THE
GOVERNMENT.

GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, August Pa telegram was
received at the Navy Department this morn.
ing from Captain Edward Simpsoo, com.
mandlug the United States steamer Omaha,
dated Panama, August 26, announcing that
the State OF Panama has declared war
AGAINST the Government of Colombia.
The Department Immediately issued orders
to Rear Admiral Mullany, commanding the
North Atlantic station, to bold all OF his
available force ia readiness to proceed with.
out delay to the Isthmus. If necessary, for the
protection Of American interests there.