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WOOD AND COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL, DELIVERED
~ 10 con'7mers, cheaper than ever before-not
because IL /; not good. for IL is really better than
ever: 1000 pounds at $3.50; 1900 pounds at
IS. 90; 1875 pounds at $3.50.
Offices Eleventh above Main, and First between
Grace and Broad. Yard: sixth and BYRD.
T. CLONES,
IL Commercial Agent.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-S3 80 Tor 1875
~ pounds; $3.50 for 1900 pounds: 81 80 for
1000 pounds. Also, ANTHRACIT e aud SpT.INT
GOALS. COKE, and OAK and PINE WOOD at
the lowest prices. B. COTTRELL,
In 2S 3m Ninth street aud Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-02

TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
4 GENEEALLT.-1 want ii distinctly under
stood that any prices advertised by any company
or dealer will be promptly met By Te, no matter
how astVundingly low their prices may be- am daily
receiving direct from The mines the VEST V1k
GINA SPLINT COAL, the best CRATE coal ever
brought to this market, fee from site and war
THHAClTE COAL, OAK ard PINE WOOD.
Office Seventh and Main and First and Eroad
streets fin 20-end6tl ". j. mellow ELL.
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RArLns,As, r.aaEs

~ 80
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAxxU
RAILROAD COMPANY,
100 OFFICE Or THE SUPERINTENDENT -sef
RIcnMoSD, Va, Nay 10, 1876. ]
tHAEGEE OF SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAISSIe leave West Point DAILY
At AZ o A. a., arriviag at Richmond at 10 A. u.
iease bichmond nj p. NJ, arriving at West Poin
Trains connect az West Point with s,e,ner from
Baltimore and all eastern po.nts on WEIyNES-
DAYS. FRIDAYS, ami SGNpASS. and viii,
s.eansrs Tor Baitisn9rs .nd al eastern roinrs on
aoaDaiS. "SosESDAfS.an and FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 Washington. 90
Fare TO Philadelphia ..~................,. 30
Fare 10 New Yors. -................-...,... 10 I'd
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rich.
and SUNDAY connecting a, west Point easD wi;
steamers, aid delivering freigiI, In Baltimore early
next morning; returning, leave West Point as
2l5 z. NJ. arriving at Richmond at CIR. NJ,
on the Richmond and Danviile raiiroad for all
southern points.
coaches sttaclicd leave Richmond at $50 A. nj. on
aud leave IVES: Point for Z ichmnnd the same days
al 1855 A. 81, arriving at Richmond M 1855 p. 81.
The management takes pleasure In announcing
70 the travelling. public and shippers that the
Point have tecn rcfi.ttd In the most thorough
manner for The accom- modation OF passer gers and
freight.
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltimore
In ample time 10 Connect with the rail- lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all EASTERN
ana western points.
Fretghts Win he given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF freshss to or from south
ern points. sta...g
Fl. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
w. ". RRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. my IL
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GENERAL CROOK AND THE INDIANS.

OMAHA, Neb., May ., 1870
General Crook left today for tho Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies TO become acquainted personally
with the feeling Of the Indians there, which will, a
measure determine his action during The coming sum-
mer II he finds the sioux favoraby disposed, and
Them he will organize body OF 800 scouts " not
II Is his intention to raise them from the Snake aud
Crow tribes Tho General will not return hero until
after his expedition 10 over lie expects to start IN
about three weeks Preparations are going rapidly
forward
The force sent out 10 pursue the Indians who killed
Mr. Iiunton ut Chug Water aud stole all his horses,
followed their trail until u was destroyed by severe
storm. The horses were undoubtedly driven TO tho
agencies, as the trail led IN that direction.
sitting Bulls village is reported 10 be on the Yellow
stone. at the mouth Ut Powder Riscr All the Indians
from Crazy Horses band who escaped have Joined him.
and large number from Standing Rock are also with
him. IL IS known that hall breeds are purchasing
large quantities OF ammunition and truding for guns
which, doubtless are transferred TO the hostile Indian
camps.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Chester w. Chaplin OF Massachusetts,
arrived last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., Private Secretary TO the Pres
dent, is at tho Holman House. Count do Pourtacs,
Third Secretary Of the French Legation at Washington
is at tho Grand Hotel. Sir William Jones' OF London
Is at the Windsor Hotel. Mayor }. w. Hammond a
Erie Pa. is staying at the Union Square Hotc Major
Pontitcx, OF the British Army, and Robert Garrett Of
Baltimore, at the Brcvoort House, Senator Hamil-
ton Harris and Pos John r. Smith, OF Albany,
have arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ExCongrcssi
man stephen Sanford, OF Amsterdam, N. ", and
Alfred Gather of Cincinnati at tho GIscy House.
Rev. Dr. b. b. Lcacock Of Newburg, N. r., at the ST.
Denis Hotel. Ex-Governor Thomas Talbot, OF Massa-
chuscts is residing at the Windsor Hotel Professor
ID. Cady Eaton, of New Haven, and ex-senator Daniel
+. Wood, OF Syracuse are at the Hoffman House. Rev.
Mr. Gcddes, Dean Of Ningara, Canada, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel,
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TURKEY.

THE BULGARIAN INSTRUCTION CAUSE or
GREAT ALARN-HEAvx RxINFoRcxMHNTs ON
THE MARCH,
LONDON, May o. 1870.
A special despatch from Athens to tho Pines reports
that tho Bulgarian nsurrection Phlippopolis
threatens to become serious
The Porto greatly alarmed and is sending forward
all It's dsposable force BY daily and nightly trains the
Adrianopls Railway.
sERvIAN INFLUENCE.
The movement has been long by Scrvian
agtators Al first Il was considered unimportant but
II has spread rapidly and the numbers OF the insur-
gents var,ousiy estimated at from 1000 to 10000
TARIFF.
The Porte has informed the foreign ambassadors that
u has resolved to raise tho duties imports twenty
per cent
THE EUROPEAN POWERS ABOUT TO CONSULT.
LONDON, May Q. 1875
Tho Times Paris correspondent says tho PROJECT
Of the general diplomatic conference Turkish AFFAIRS
begins 10 DO seriously entertained.
THE FORTH LIKELY TO YTxLD.
Vienna despatch 10 the Daily Nescs reports that the
Turkish Ambassador at Berlin has been Instructed
consent to . mixed foreign commission OF superin-
tcndcnce for Bosnia.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS PROM THE Seems or
RESURRECTION
LONDON. May 9-MidnighI
despatch from Constantnopc asserts that the
Bulgarian have fed to the mountains and that
cordons or troops have established prevent the
movement from spreading
Adviccs received at Paris however, represent that
postal and telegraphic communication between Con-
s,nntnope and Sophia interrupted BY the insur-
recuoD.
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PEDESTRIANISM.
FOURTEEN ENGLISH wALxIsrs CONTEST IN A
GRAND MATCH

FOURTEEN ENGLISH wALxIsrs CONTEST IN A
GRAND MATCH.
LONDON. May o. 1876.
twenty four hours walking match begun at
nine O'Clock last night In Agricultural Hall for purse
OF $780, in which fourteen English pedestrians par
ticipated
PERroRNAscI-TIxE.
One OF them, named Miles. completed my miles in
hours 4s minutes and % seconds which is said to be
the fastest time record
Another of the walkers, named Vaughan, who is re-
rarded as tho probable winner Of the match has
pleted ninety nine miles in IS hours, Al minutes and
20 seconds, which leaves him II minutes and 20
onds to beat o'Lcary's best time for 100 niles
o'LEARy BEATEN.
later despatch reports that Vaughan completed his
Tooth mile in 10 minutes Is seconds thus beating
0Leary by minutes seconds
PKRroRxAScE REST MIN.
Vaughan walked 40 miles in % hours As minutes,
and then retired.
Howse second, making l16 81 milea and Cross
land third. making 113 81 miles,
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MEXICO.

GENERAL DrAz RETREATINa-sEvERE sUrTxR-
MOS AND HEAVY LOSSES
GALVESTON, Texas. May 9, 1874
special despatch 10 the Necs Rio Grandc City
to-day says
General Diaz, with his artillery and infantry. 10
treating to Matamoros having found il impractica-
bic 10 advance his infantry owing to tho scarcity Of
water
SUFFERING AND LOSS
His command has suffered terribly from fatigue and
thirst, many Of his men pershing by the roadside.
He has also lost considerable number by dcscrtion.
He leaves his cavalry between Scravo ard Monterey,
where hc will rcjoin them with endorsements Even
with cavalry his advance will be SLOW Water is to be
had long intervals only and there forage the
country, the government forces having collected all
they could nnd.
Unless the rcvolutionists carry forage with them
their animals will starve on the way
STILL sAxGuINE
General Diaz IS still sanguInc OF success and his
future operations against Monterey will be made
entirely with cavalry.
He has made no hight yet rumorcd
THE NEWS OF pIAz's RETREAT CONFIRMED
GALVESTON, Texas, May a--Evening
Tho Ne,cs has received special despatch from
Brownsville, Texas, which confirms the despatch from
Rio Grande City to the same newspaper to-day to
tho roreat or the infantry and artillery Of General
Diaz
GOVERNMENT srRArEGY
II Is reported that a force Of government cavalry is
advancing toward Matamoros from victoria to inter-
eept tho retreat
Tho fori,llcations around Matamoros are being has
lily repaired as II siegc expected
AMERICAN INTERESTS.
The Mayor OF Brazos has boon asked for assistance,
II It is necessary for the protection Of the lives and
property Of American citizens IN Matamorps.
General Quintaro still holds Nucva Laredo for the
Govern ment with l2U well armed men.
AT xKR.
Forty Custom House guards under General Espinosa
attacked Mier yesterday, but repulscd by tho
rcvouiionists, the guards losing two mon killed and
six wounded.
Nothing has been heard Of the movement OF the
government forces under General Escobedo, as tho
rcvolutionists are between him and the Rio Grandc,
and prevent all comm unication.
The latter very rcticcnt and nothing leaks out
OF them to tho military movements either side.
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WISCONSIN CROOKED wHIsKEY.

GENERAL HEDRIcK on THE WITNESS STAND
WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT THE RING.
MILWAUKEE, May ., 1874
In the whskcy trials to-day General Hcdrick tcs,i.
Eed ic denied all knowledge Of the transactions re.
fcrrcd TO In tho letters Of the defendants the whskcy
men In which nc named as ono OF the parties 10
the conspiracy. lie explained tho position OF his
bro,hcr'n-Iaw prettymau by relating a conversation
with him in when prcttyman said the Ring was seek
Ing his services but he thought they werc not likely
10 pay his figure, and witness replied advising him not
10 accept the retainer because their ship
and because they were a crooked lot lie knew moth
ing OF the conspiracy hut what he had seen Ia tho
papers The Disagreement between Mckinney and
witness, which, when nrst told In the HERALD de-
spatches, was Indignantly denied he admitted but
SCI Jailed to elicit what the disagreement and
AxAAlD eorrsspondsnts vsfson wss not esnsssdlsssA
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GERMAN r.

THE IxPzRrALrsr COUNCIL TO BE HELD AT
B1sMAEcK's.
LONDON, May o. 1875
Tho Pail Nall Gosefes special from Berlin reports
that the approaching conference between Prince orts
chako6, Count Andrsssy and Prince Bismarck, viii be
held the Ist,ers ohc,ai residence.
COUNT AxDnAssx our FOR BERLIN.
viESSA, May 0, 1874
Count Andrassy has LEFT for Berlin.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DyrARrxExr,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL Orv1cHR,
WAsHISGToS. May l0-l A. y.

wAsHiSGToS. May lo-lAM
Probabilities
b During Wednesday In the South Atlantic and East
Gull States rising followed by stationary or falling
barometer cool northwest backing to warmer south.
west winds, and clear partly cloudy weather will
prevail
In the West Gulf States Tennessee and tho Ohio
Valley, lower barometer, southcry winds. veerng to
northwest in tho two last sections, and warmer
clear partly cloudy weather
In tho upper lake region and Upper Mississippi VAL
ley rising followed by stationary barometer northerly
winds possibly vcerng to caserly and cooler clear or
partly cloudy weather
In the lower lakes, falling, followed by rising bnromc
ter warm, southcastery winds, shifting 70 cooler,
norherly and occasional rain, succeeded by partly
cloudy weather.
In tho Middle States rising followed by falling
barometer, cool northwestcrly Winds backing TO west
and SOUTH warmer clearing and partly cloudy wcather
except occasional rains in the northern portion.
In New England. rising followed by falling baron.
cter variable winds, shifting to southcrly, continued
COOL cloudy or partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
The lower Tennessee River, tho Mississippi at Cairo
and the Ohio at Paducah will continue rising.
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MUTINY AND MURDER.

THE OFFICERS OF A BRITISH BARK MURDERED
IoSpos, May 2, 1874
The British Consul II RIO Janciro reports ~ ,cIc-
graph thss usiny broke out the bark csswei Of
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TENNESSEE Jou RNAL ENDORSING HIM ron
THE PRESIDENCY.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., May ., 1870.
The Appeal will tomorrow, in a leading editorial,
present the OF samuel j. Tdcn, OF New York, NJ
It's choice for the nomination by tho National Demo-
cratic Convention the embodiment Of civil service
reform, rctrcnchment and hard money.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT FROM BARBADos-DIs-
ruRBANcxs IN THE wlNDwARD ISLANDS
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAMAGES.
LONDON, May 9, 1915
In tho House OF Commons, to-day, Mr. Lowther,
Under Secretary for the Colonial Department stated
that no further rising had occurred at Barbados.
DISTURBANCES AT TOBACCO.
Governor Hcnnessy has teicgraphcd to tho Colonial
Once that disturbances have occurred al Tobago,
of tho windward islands, the cause Of which
known.
man of war has gore to Tobago
Tho Earl Carnarvon Secretary OF State for the
Ional Department. tslegraphed for further partc-
uars
Silver IS Nat aud Il quoted at SGD.
THE srRArncLypK DISASTER DAxAGRs
Tho owners Of the steamer Strathclyde, which
run into and sunk in the English Channel by tho
rrancona have gained their suit for damages
against the latter.
The damages were laid by the plaintiffs at 1925 900
iRoS-cLAD.
The iron armor- plated war ship Temeraire, Of eight
guns, S415 tons burden and 1000 horse power, was
successfully launched che Chatham docKyard to-day
Right Hon. George Ward Hunt First Lord Of the Ad-
mralty, performed the christening ceremony.
MERCHANT SHIPPING COMMITTEE.
In the House Of Commons last night the Merchant
Shipping bi II was passed in committee.
BREADsruFFs-suPPLY AND DEMAND DURING
THE WEEK.
LONDON May Q. 1876
Tho Mark Lane Expyess In It's review OF the British
trade for tho past woek says there has boon
noticeable change in tho aspect of tho country All
vegetation is making slow progress owing the prcva-
lent cold winds. Tho in Scotland Is much be-
hindhand Adverse weather has caused seeding 10 be
unusually protractcd. In the trade tendency to In
creased activity has been apparent, miIlers buying
rather freely and spectators showing considera
bic interest IN tho present course of priccx
TRADE.
Transactions for tho Continent at our local markets
have becn only OF a tentative nature. Some small
quantities OF both English foreign whcathave been
taken export The export demand for oats having
abated prices declined slightly.
SUPPLY
Tho supplies Of maize have been sufficient to check
any advance Continental advlces except from France
arc fairly satisfactory tho condition Of crops
although OF sunshine has been felt there Also
Navigation has not been resumed at St Petersburg
and prices Of wheat very high botn tncre and at
Odessa
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THE STEAMSHIP GOETHE.

REPAIRED AND AT SEA FOR NEW YORK.
PLYMOUTH, May 0, ls7a
Tho Hamburg American Company's steamship
Goethe, which returned with her damaged, has
repaired and sailed again for New York TO day.
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Consul a. salonica entreated the Turkish troops 70
sueIl tho tumull but they refused 70 nova

4 GRAND RENDEZVOUS or yoRx1Gs wAR YES
Sells
LONDON, May 9-Nighk
telegram from Berlin states that the German
vete Mcdura has boon ordered TO leave Mcssina for
Saonica without delay.
Russian and Austrian menof-war have also been
ordered 70 Salonca
In consequences Of an urgent despatch from the Chan
cellor Of the French Consulate salouica an sddi-
tional French man-owar has gone to SYRIA where she
awaits Instructions
The British Consul has ordered . man war from
the Pireus TO como to Salonica Immediately.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scythia will leave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close At the Post once q
twelve o'clock ".
THE New YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
be ready at eight o'clock In tho morning.
Single copies, In Wrappers for mailing. six ccnta
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FLOODS IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont, May .. 1874
The River Ottawa has oyernowed us banks al
Castincan Point village, doing considerable damage
10 property Tho whole town 10 com pcfcy submerged.
The river has risen thrss feet since yesterday.
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AUSTRIA.

THE CAVALRY FORCE TO BE AUGMENTED.
Loxoox, May 0. 1874
A despatch 10 the Times from Berlin states that m
organization OF tue Austrian cavalry has ordered
Whereby the force raised coooo exclusive OF the
Iandwchr.
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FRANCE.

THE woRxMzN's DELEGATION TO GO TO
AMERICA
PARIS, May ., 1915
Tsc Minister OF Commerce has Officially confirmed
the announcement that hc agrees the grant send
Ing the delegation Of French workmen 10 the rhla-
deiphia Exhibision.
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IN DxHALr OF THE YEsrAxs.

LONDON, May ., 1870
ThA STANDARD to-day announces that ninety members
OF th4Housc OF Commons have signed . memorial to
Mr. Dsrael asking the release Of tho Fenian con-
victs.
Among tho signcrs Nessrs. Fawcess, Morley,
Pmsoll, AundeIla, Osborne Morgan and Jacob Bright
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A.-XANT1PPE.
renowned husband likely b. kept alive 70 the end q
time she : said 70 have possessed very Irritable tempe:
II than possible that the Judgment passed
~ scsG snd n have ns T ing
Intimately acquainted with her. and therefore best able
s ass 'Ts %
they ss IL. .nnoy .nss:
lair thu. Of Of xansippe due
from the senate the Gymnasium or the Athcnrnu have
% saa f.,' @d ns
them no dontt he might have eyadcd many curtain leo
tie children enjoyable himself and
rescued hi: wes name from the unsnv.b: worldwide and
she DAY on which Dr. riEKcE's FHssslIx PssscsirrSos
delicate and suffering women moro relief than months q
ssna% ~ al n assss
and general debility. IL i sovereign remedy S<s
weakness Of natural supports. sold y ali Druggists
A-BENNETT BUILDING.
~ ar os SR VEIL 4 SsSasss
AFEY 81 sAN h AS OFFICER
A-KNox WILL ISSUE his CENTENNIAL
Rocky Mountain beaver Ar fcr summer wear on Msy 10
s's ~
A-w1GS, TOUPEES.-G. RAUCHFUSS PRACTI-
ca. wgmaker and importer Of Human HAIR ~ Eat i2tb
81.
ABANDONMENT OF METAL TRUssEs IS UNI.
xersn the fortun..s invention of the SILK ELAsI
Tnuss. sold only BY ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. e8s
broadway.
DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY WILL
your rheumatism aud neuralgia For sale 1t ~
John 81.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
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WYOMING LOTTERY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. a.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
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MOROCCO.

TUE LAW OF NEUTRALITY INDICATED
MADRID, May o. 1870
The Sultan OF Morocco has punished tho parties who
committed asgrcssons on tho neutral territory /
Africa
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A.-yANTIPPE.

BLEMISHEs AND DISEASES or THE SKIN, AND
rheumatic palms, removed by GLENxs SULPHUR Soar
liILLs HAIR DYr. BLACK or brown. so cents
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Swansea, for Queenstown, latitude 1, south, iong
tudc IS, west
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Average temperature yesterday 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ............. SOY
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TON AGAINST THE UNEASY RED MxN-0EN-
xRAL CUSTER GOES AS SUBORDINATE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May ., 1875
President Grant has partially abandoned his orig
inal determination not to permit General Custer TO
company bis command In their intended campaign
against the Indians Orders permitting General Custer
TO take tho field were received in this city from Wash
ington yesterday, but General Custer Is not to be al
lowed to 60 in command OF the column, but in sub
ordinate capacity. II is well known, however, that
but for President Grants interference General Custer
would have gone In command OF the expedition
General Terry, with his stal and General Custer
started for Fort Lincoln this morning by special train