The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30
New Market Races London's New
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!: THE i, &. El.@..Po(,lOR PORTE.
Successful Flank Movement t. !! Of Seryians
'5i5si 7. 49, On Turkish Army III ~

depth ut mean low water to twenty feet.
Outside of the line OF buoys nothing less
than twenty feet of depth at mean low water
was observed. The divers have been eX-
amining the reef, and report thorough
breakup" 49, =. 4" =, 90 r
= - WASHINGTON ITEMS, -. ~, !,
WASHINGTON, September 29.--Attorney-
General Taft's reported resignation is au-
thoritatively denied. q
Half q million dollars OF Russian gold
reached New York yesterday on account Of
Menonites recently arrived in this country,
ADMIRAL TEENcHARD AT FORT MONROE,
| FoRT MONROE, September 29.-Rear-Ad-
miral Trenchard, commanding the North
Atlantic squadron, paid'a visit to the Fort
this morning. He>was received by General
Barry. The customary salute was fired, and
the troops were passed in review. 4 large
number OF officers from the feet were PIE
sent .'sis,i - ~. 70 1''.ut
SUSPENSION OF THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
,W1LMINGToN, N. c., September 29.-The
Daily Journal, the oldest daily newspaper
in the State, has suspended publication.
Want OF means is the cause assigned.
, ,r,c The Yell ow-Fever Sufferers.
SAVANNAH, September 29.-Total inter-
ments to-day, %; Of which 1G were from
yellow-fever. ,.a'.
NEW YonK, September 29.-The Chamber
OF Commerce reports s16,055 collected for
Savannah. - ''',- - = p -
MoSrGoMERY, ALA, September 2o.-The
Montgomery and Eufanla railroad eXcur-
sion, and the Fay Templeton matinee at
Eufaula, under Rean Campbell, general pas
.senger agent for the benefit Of Savannah
and Brunswick, realized 1862. The train
ran eighty miles in two hours and eight
SAN Francisco, September 29.-The Stock
Exchange has telegraphed 500 in gold to
Savannah. :. 81 ,,-f
/ BOsr0N, September 29.-Two vessels from
Brunswick, Ca, arrived Mt this port to-day
with yelloW-feyer on board, and were quar-
antined. - .t#";.'t ,r'....'' 7"
New ORLEANS, September 29.-A meeting
OF the Merchants Exchange was held to-
day, endorsing the report of the Board OF
Health in regard to the extent of the yel-
1oW-fever; denouncing the: action OF Gal
weston, Shreveport, and Pensacola in estab-
fishing quarantine against New Orleans as
being unjust and doubtless influenced by
false reports calculated to paralyze COM
mercial relations with these important CEN
tres and avenues Of trade. ris 81
+ Commercial and Financial.
THE CUBAN TOBACCO CROP.
I NEW YORK, September 29.-Advices by
mail from Havana are that the new crop OF
tobacco is coming to market very slowly,
and is OF very poor quality. The old crop
has been completely exhausted. r
BANK SUSPENSION. l;' H..
SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.-The Val
iaio Savings and Commercial Bank has sus-
pended. Cause, embarrassment. The presl-
dent is j. B. Frisbie. '"'.-' !, ;. :! IT,.
/ -, Grimes and Casualties.
~. MISSIONARY MURDERED. :..Il,:,
! :. WASHINGTON, September 20.-Cravens,
the Indian agent at Cheyenne, telegraphs
that Rev. r. A. D. Hennell, Protestant mis-
sionarv, was shot dead within a mile Of the
agency. It is supposed the murderer in
! tended to shootsome one else. There is no
%, >, =. CRIME IN LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-Sam
Thompson was arrested to-day for killing
Francis Pierrasco ut Bayou Lacomb sun
day. Both colored.
In dance-house row last night John Cat
cope was shot and mortally wounded.
Eighteen persons have been arrested as ac-
cessories and witnesses. =!
|giEr !coUNTERFEITs CIRCULATING ~
+, New YORK.. September 20.-CounteneIt
fiyes on the Traders National Bank OF CHI
cago are in circulation.
! :: -! rar FALL OF FLOORS. ~.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September 29:-The
floors OF three-story brick building on
Hampton street fell in to-day, 'burying six
persons, Four have been rescued consider
ably bruised. Two are still in the ruins,
and are probably dead. The cause Of The
accident was $4,000 pounds OF tobacco
stored on the third floor. The ruins are
burning. 1 :..: >, -, >. s.. ,iT, .
ACCIDENT TO A sTEANBo AT---SARRoW ESCAPE CA
<;''-' =, y. OF AT oSiBOARD. 80 =. i
New HAMBURG, N" Y, September %
The steamer Walter, Brett, OF the CatSklil
and New York Line, ran on the rocks, one
mile north Of Marlborough, at 11ao clock
tlast!n night. Her pilot and about sixty pas
sengers were all asleep, butiescaped. .2sia
DROWNED IN THE DELAWARE. M
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-A small
boat containing five persons capsized in thu
Delaware river to-day, and two OF the party
were drowned hr5.:. .,Ei-i a,ss
The American ship Ellen Dyer wa.
llwreckea,in-t the Cgtegat; The crew reached