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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Chesterfelds Contribution TO the Yel-
Lor. Fsuer Sufferers. Coionel William 3.
Woodbridge. chairman Of the Chesterfield
committee oi the Virginia Division OF the
Army Of Northern Virginia, acknowledges
the receipt OF the following contributions
for the Confederate soldiers and families
suffering in the yelIow-fever districts: Mid
lothian district: Per Mrs. G.. Ii. Jewett,
$3.50; per Mrs. O. j.. Martin, s6-total,
$3.50. Cloyer.Hil district: Per h. S.
Wilkinson, $3.50; per T.. S. Wilkinson
(Grange), So; per = Caudrey. So 80
total, s20e0. Manchester district: Per Miss
e. Alice Ambers. S1.20; per Miss +. Flour
noy, Sl.25-total, S2.45; aggregate to date,
S3G.75. Paid to w. r. Flournoy. cashier OF
the Bank of Manchester, and turned over
by him to Leroy S. Edwards, secretary, &c.
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ADJOURNED FoI TIE TERM.-The Hust-
ings Court Yesterday adjourned for the
term. The October term begins on Mon
day ..-.. ....E
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Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT isa dlstlnct ie'
lure of our establishment. Respectfully
- 4. SAKs & Co., Taiors.
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LEWIS HALL-Profs$or LArBE's Opening
Soiree, Saturday, October 5h, FROM 4:5o TO 7:oo
p. NJ. Tickets to be had at Wyatt's.
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CIRCUS AND MESAGERIE.
T OF AT HEAD OF BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE WEST-END PARK.
RICHMoND-FEIDAY AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 4Tu AND 5Tu.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
A CONGRESS OF sEwILDER1NG ATTRAc-
TONS .'.
TEN THOUSAND SEPARATE AND DISTINCT
NOVELTIES!
THE EARTH, THE SEA, THE SKY,
arc ;dl represented IN 4 vast wilderness Of
EXHIBITION TENTS.
WV. COLES
FAMOUS NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
CIRCUS. MUSEUM, MENAGEEIF,
AND
CONGRESS OF LIVING WONDERS!
This grand and cassie entertainment Is wholly
exempt from The iEeegancies and coarseness to
Frequently permitted in most Of tent exhibitions.
In this Great Show there is nothing ever present ed
tnat gentleman woull hesitate 10 bring his family
to witness or the most exactins take exception To-
OUR SUPERIORITY OVER ANY OTHER SHOW
IN AMERICA.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD
EQUAL OUR GREAT SHOW.
100000 WOgTH OF GOLDEN TABLEAU'
CARS AND CHARI0Ts. LIKE MOUNTAINS
OF FURNISHED GOLD IN SUNLIGHT.
EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES JUST ADDED
ATAN EXPENSE OF
$4,000 FOR THE SEASON.
TIE TWO-GIANTs,
CAPTAIN VI. V. BATES AND WIFE,
the tai!cst man and woman In ths world. Each are
eight feet high (lacking half an inchl. Combined
eight over half ton. The Greatest Curiosiies In
the world.
One ticket admits 10 Circus NenagerIc, aud Giants.
SO CIRCUS PERFORMERS.
90 BEAUTIFUL LADY ARTISTS.
ls DARLING CHILDREN.
90 SELECT MUSICIANS.
NEW AND FAMOUS ARTISTS.
AVALANCHE OF ATTRACTIONS.
SlEREsTlNG AND INSTRUCTIVE.
FAMOUS FAMILY SOCIAL. tg.
WORLD oE FOREIGN FEATURES.
10000 woNDRoUs BEASTS.
80 LILLIPUTIAN PONIES.
6 FUNNY CLOWNS,
GAMES OF THE ROMAN C0HSn. Ji.
BRILLIANT NTEATTRAeTi0NS
IS CAGES, DENs. AND CORRALS OF WILD
BEASTS.
THE MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT
EVER SEEN,
forming a SCENE OF sPLEND03 never before
eo,alled. Sc 2s&so.&os4&6
LIVERY STABLES.
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If you want good Carpet for little money go
to SYCLE BROTHERS,. .,.,.
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FURNISHING Gooos.-s,i the latest styles Of
Furnishing Goods a, low prices at Z. b. SPENCE g.
SG,,,s 80 t3 ss 81 80
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER by E
D. SPENCE 4 SON.
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sYcLE BROTHERS call special attention to their
variety and the largest assortment OF Gcods Ia 'he
cttv
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sYcLE BnoTuEss win be closed on MONDAY the
TN on account OF holidays.
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) THE largest assortment: and the cheapest goods
you viii find at SYcLE BROTHERS,.
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+ GREAT BARGAINsI IN HEAVY MERlNo UNDR
WEAR at E. B. SPENCE & SONS.
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VOL. i
''sl|irItlllolld iispaEh,

I Es- THE EG7RcGLAT7oNoE OF. THE DIsPATGH
rs LARGER THAN THE cosrB.SED rIkGu-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DafIY NEWS
P8PERs OF THE CITY.
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rARpozo, FOURQUREAN & co.
DRY GOODS.
CI.OAKS.

Socks In all departments largely rcplenished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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PERFECT HONESTY GOES HAND IN HAND with
excellence and success. If you don't DeheVe i'
weigh Il can Of DooLEY's YEAsT-Po"DEh anu
try /, in your Kitchen. full weight ana NJ"
little more than one half, rs compared with others,
suffice the purpose OF making the mos; delicious
bread, biscuit. cake. pastry, etc.
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
full line of UfIiIIDREN'S SFASCI-STR1PED
omaliiy and stz in seasonabte HOSIERY and !UN-
iERWEAR for men, ladies, and children.
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1 More AID FOR THE FEVER SUFFERERS
Total receipts by Treasurer Quarles,i 3d.
322.69. - eq-,,,,I. .+s.l.,r .alt..;iq. ..,Dr E.s
~ From u. s. Edwards, secretary, for Army
Northern Virginia. New Orleans, S52.75; !;
from Florence V. White, daughter Of Hon,
j. j. W., sale OF flowers, 81; from citizens
OF Chase City, through, H. S, Gillespie
Mayor, slS; from Sunday school OF BaP-
tistS church at Halifax Courthouse, S12;
from a little girl, %. cents; from a lady
(sIrs.. E.. A. HF.), $40; from entertainment
given by Henrico Musical Association (hf-
Teen membsr>), s51.22; from s.. D. Turner,
Glendale, Henrico county, IS.
80 -. HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, a
s4 c..g'.... October /, 1878.
Messrs. Co,UGrdia d Eilyson, Editors OF
" Dispatch:
Gentlemen,- Enclosed please find my
check on the State Bank OF Virginia for
St2, being the amount contributed by the
Sunday school OF the Baptist church at this
place for the relief of the yellow.ieyer suf-
fcrers. Trusting that am not troubling
you too much, and that you will see that
this little mite is put wbereit will do the
most good, / ain, yours truly,
I'd W. r. BARKsDALE.
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IN shades to match ,he new cosors in dtess fabrics
A
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LEWIS HALL.-Profcssor LACBEs opening
soiree, Saturday, October 3'h, from a:oo 10 ''oo
PM Tickets 10 be had nt WyuIt's.
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j Mrs. .TuURsgY, No. 274 Even street. WilioTs-
burg Long Island, very old lady, suffered terribly
with lnnammatory rheumatism; the joints OF her
hands and feet swollen. Her suferinss were 1ntol-
cradle and her agony intense. CHESS LIN1MENT
Iop1pE AMMONIA reduced the swelling and drove
away the pains. ..
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES.
l2O West Broadway, New York
Trial bottles, 25 cents.
Wholesale agents PURCt IL, LApD Z co.
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GENUINE OLD DrASonA at scuGs's.t

NEW RAIsINs, NEW EpAM CHEESE. aseflj; j
CHRISTIAN Sc WHITES.
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co To sSc1E BROTHERS and buy your Dry
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s1IB~RIAcE AND CoLORED

SIIhS-DLhIh NNU OULONEU' ~
The largest stock 10 bc found In the city TO seect
from, anu Al prices 10 guarantee sales. j. -
BLACK GOODS =.
ono OF their sneriaIies Their stock in this Depart
ment has been largely rerlenished IN every gr'sae.
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FINE WORK.

Now is The time to Euy your Ciosks at SYcLE
IRoTIIERSf .s-.. ......-..
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If you want nice BlaIke; at half price 20 10
SYcLE BROTHERS.
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DON'T 90 out shopping Monday, but wait untl
Tuesday, aud SYCLE BROTHERS Will be opened.
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DEMoyAL TO OUR LARGE, "a
Ro1sE-sToRY WAREHOUSE, IN
c0RNyzs ,ysy-E,s fcrT4 Avn, rp 4sKIIN

=, CORNER TWELFTH AND FRANKLIN
r STREETS,
Nos. lsoa, 1908, 1905, AaD 1ae7,
where we WIFI shCss The LARGEST, BEST. and
CHEAPEST sg0cK OF PESE AND Low
PREED FURNrrtIsE, Sc. south Of NeH York.
ARTHBR RDoNEY4 = = 7
Steam Furniture sta1sasacturcr aud Undertases, j.
au3I Asss wholesale and Retail. s
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BuYYoUR FLASNELS Now!
Id weather will come one OF these day, so you
... had best be prepared fer 1t.
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LIVERY STABLES.

THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor Hx'sl
moved are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS, TIE
ppub.ic Will always fnd on hand BCGGtES aud
HaRNESS- ard SADDLEEORSES.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on moderate
'erhs' i''' ana sa sa'''' ''''A @A VS.. WOOD,
oeA.Im Agent for N. n. Lee.
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nILL.HEADS. $3.50 to $8 per ream, at
10 die DISPATCH PRINTIEC.HOuSE
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FALL 0vERcoATs, i3s rsfs
Z LARGE STOCK At Low PRICES. ,5
-. E.B. SPENCE. s. SON.
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FRIDAY !, !. !. OCTOBER 4. 1878.
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GO TO sYcLE BROTHERS AMI inspect their Ham
hllr.rc
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FLANSELS-Every quality.

BLASKETS-All grades and sizes.
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D1ANonA.-some Of the old genuine at scneS's.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
AZ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
VIRGINIA, At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS oC-
TUBLR !, 1878:
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EOR RENT, TWO FIRST. aasssy
L CLASS SEvEN-OCTAVE PIANOS w ri
ApDly III No. 6U6 Ninth street. oc 2-eoc3S"
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: rsaNKI sr.arRnENrB.

ID EpoET or THE CONDITION OF
IbTHE HENATh,NAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. Ar
HICHMOSD. Va AT CLOSE sOT BUSINESS
,GCTOBER 1sT. 1873
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1 MORE AID FOR THE FEVER SUFFERERS.
Total receipts by Treasurer QuarleS, 50,
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INDICATED UNDERWEAR rs !,
.;g LARGE sTocK AT Low PRICES.
+. .. SPENCE Soy.
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TlOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, 60
Il No 200 west Grace street. two. story and A-l
basement, containing nine rOoms kitchen Ill yar|t
four rooms stable, large yuri. Now occupied by
J. D. Wilson. Possession given early In October.
For particulars apply 10 Mr.. j. Il. WILSON. office
1914 Main street. GEORGE l.. LYNCH.
Sc 3D-6t
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JONI, WANAMAKEn.

JoH,' WANAarAKER.
FALL. OvERC0ATs,
Elegant stock-Ls!est styles,
s5. $40, $3.50, SIS, #
une1ual!ed in The city. u IS
.. JOHN WANAMAKER. !,
Tenth and Main streets.
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TrldI DUIIIVs, 20 CtItSs
WHOLESALE agents. PCRCt LADD Z co.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
An EXPLOIT BY TIE UMATILLAS.

THEY ATTACK HE sNNKE5 AND KILL IHIErY-THE
souIurGN BhND MOVING NuRIHWAHD.
WAsmNGroN, July S.-.Ihc War Department IS
in receipt of telegram from General Mcdowell In
regard to the march of the hostile tribes in the
John Day Valley aud a fight between rival tribes.
The telegram Is az follows:
PRESIDE via SAN FRANCISCO, July =.
GsHsrdi SHERMAN, Washington.
Delayed dispatch from Howard dated Grnd7tone or
Granite Greek, June -, reports the hostile Indians
about days march ahead OF HIM, apparently moving
toward WAlluIa Valley.
Wheaton telegrn phs from Wala Wala that tho move
ment Inward anticipated by HIM has actually oc-
CURED. Agent COuuOyor informs MN that the Una
tila Indians ought 400 hostile Snakes all day July .,
killing thirty and losing two uhls was at point forty
miles south OF the agency, EbOut eighty miles south OF
Walla Walla) that people from Umatllla ana Waula
are coming for protection to Waa Nala and That pcO-
pie siI miles from PcnIlctOn have been driven IN by
hostile Indians
Wheaton u uncertain whether the Indians intend
crossing Snake Ryer near Ito mouth, or whether thty
will cast near the Snake River country lie asks
for troops. He has not been In communication with
Howard, telcgraphed you on tue 2d inst sont TO
Columbia the companies Of the Sth just up from
Arizona Another company just into Yuma Will be sent
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

and served in Burmah, IN the Crmca, in India during
the Sepoy mutiny OF sj75s ana in China in 1860 lie
was subsequently stationed Tor several years In Canada
and in 1870 was Lnightcd. In 1874, as chirf com
mander entered the Ashantce War. entering Koomas
sic February (, and receiving the submission Of Ming
Konee ON his return 10 England, ne declined title,
hut received the brcyet OF hentcnautSencral' a
parliamentary grant OF $4,000 and the free
dom Of the CITY Of London with valuable sword SUB
scQucutly 10 for some time Governor OF Nh'"'
The yics-Itudcs OF a varied career recent sketch
saws have given Sir Garnet occasion for TIE display u
qualities outside and beyond his own profession. IL,
haS proved himself equally efficient III council ana
ne has admin .stcrrd, rs modern IIoV"h0H
large territories beyond the seas. and at the pr-h
moment at the India Office they value hEiiN ms hI'Hu
Intellect and his natural capacity for affairs but H'
is above all things soldier; high military com
mIud IL his chief aspiration, military i'h"Wn
med that hc has already displayed many ~ the GiS
Of born leader ut men. The expedition 10 lAc l'd
River may have been hl,udlcs- campaign, hni u "~
surrounded with iuuumcgahlc difficulties. i'l~ sWllI
force was in measure aWp:bou'' haNW- u ID - i"n
hy and land II was nor easy To keep 10 -i?Plth,
great IN. length of It's communications; YET
llom first 10 last there MAS no hiiCl, ana h' "H''
affair brought out INTO strong GrIr~r Garnet powers
same. but iutclrIucd lhou-audiuld u the N-hIuIrc
campaign. Here success WAS only {" Ice Com"-~rI hN
tine completeness ui the preparations Tor iUr decisive
march; and J these, from t, uolu' ut "I Hl- Hi~l
koumas,ir. sir Garnet the heart and ,'u "i the ~
trrur.s,. moving sIu,.t and strong backbone lie
never qgal.d lost h- head CNrI Tatn me- Joy i'-
ppf,d disappointment. when most hJTH~~td ht a H'-
serted Hu. Sir Garnet MoD!ey !~ strongly IN i'or ot
tine tmpIuymrut Uf Indian troops boo European warfare.
lie is fully boo accord WIKI the E,acousnrid Admins.
rltIou. and is occasional contributor io r'ii""''
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
cRIaEs AND cAsrALrIEs-H TELEGRAPH.

WASHISGTOS July S.-Ihcrc were a number of
case, Of sunsruko here to-day two of which we're fatal
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, July S.-Edward Miles, age
unrtyuvr Who ha, boon missing since July 3, found
drowned IN tho harbor here yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA July s.-William II. Robinson,
cnar,ed with tho robbery O $4,000 worth of bonds from
ursn & Aus banking house Uas to day held Ia 10000 ball
OTTAWA Ont. July S.-Martin Claire was robbed
and Killed Al Gatueau Point yesterday. lie disposed OF some
land saturday aud had large sum of money IN MS
possession.
CAMDEN, " j., July S.-By a slight fire in the
varnsh mandatory Of Sir schtsck near Camden 0u.y
lie proprietor brother and Henry UpOhn, one OF the
FoTt men, burned In dangerous manner
Sr PAUL Mimi, July S.-A Winona special 10
m, p,oufsr pes std0s that Miss Anne Sweet school
teacher Of that city Maud Bsse ten years old dangh
ter General VI. Bssol OF richmond MINI reIe uAV"heu
iu tAO IYer AZ the latter place sunday, While baIhhg
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
RFuorNG cIrM VAR MEMORIALS.

Az the meeting of the Marine Society, yes
,.,iav II was decided account OF deficiency IN tho
soccty's funds, that the pensions 20 widows should
he for the present only $40 a year. Nj James Par
rr offered resolution, which passed u the effect
rua, duriug period OF the rebellion. the Marine So
rf,ty h4d passed resolution deuOuuClug the late
Iiru,culut Matthew +. Maury Tor his symptthes with
the south and cXpelliuE hm from the list of honorary
members Of the society, and cNpungug IRON the records
certain resolutions commenting MIA Tor MS tHoIls IN
promoting nautical science, navigation and astronomy;
ana considering that In the present era OF returning
Good feeling between the North ana the So'h the So
Clety should rrscnd its previous cnndematoIN aCuOn,
r -cstorr the name Of Lieutenant Maury 80 the list OF
honorary members, ana hat the eNpuuSrd ic-olutOns
hn e.rnrnl 10 LhrIr nrOntr pllCt ~ LnC IcNOLus.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
loss OF LEE rRoM DRoNNING.

Henry Stork, age nine years, fell overheard
at Pier No 90 East River yesterday and was drowned
The body was not recovered.
Martin Market. age thrty-siI years, OF No 242 West
Tenst was found drowned at the foot OF West Tenth
st.. yesterday.
Two little sons OF Mr.. Eryiug, OF WaShingtOn-ave.,
BrlleNle, y. j. seven and nne respectively were
drowned yesterday morning while bathing in Second
River. lady discovered some clothing upon the rlNer
bank, and walking to the brink through the clear
the bodies Of the little boys which we're recoY'
cred.
No. 90 Halsey-st., Newark, was drowned saturday
evening while bathing IN Budds Lake. The body WH
recovered on Sunday
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE CONGRF>S AND BATUM.

CONCESSIONS MADE AT TIE INSTANCE or ENGLAND.
LONDoS Monday, July X. 1875.
Berlin adyiccs state that the question Of
Ba,um was al time tho cause OF grave apprchcu.
Mons. I,s settlement is the result Of an application to
The CzlT for Instructions Lord BracouSGcc having
declared that unless the commercial character OF Ea-
tum strictly guaranteed, England would deem her
sc entitled seud ironclgds through The Straits when
ever che pleased. Various cOrrosUOudcut- at Berlin
agree sy NJ tLat the scttlcment reached implies
tAat the OTlcltOus shall be completely dI-Iuautcd.
90 no stationed In the harbOr. telc
hou Vienna points out however, that Batum is not TO
DC free VOrt after the fashion Of Hamburg Al
ton1, but 70 become Russian free port, which is
quite different thing. Ihe Posts Berlin Correspondent
ssyS As compensation for the loss Of Baum the Con
Eress has decided that the Turks shall retain Bayazd,
and tue whole valley loading thereto, including Alash-
gordu
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
4 UOulN GIILrY OF IE>oN

Edward and Mary Brown occupy fifth
-ior h.c roou iu the slNstory tenement so iI5 West
uIiy-iourth,t.. iu which twenty other families yc.
Mary Erowuit OF qulrrc-ome and violent tcmpcra-
mcut aud made much trouble tor nor fellow tenants
that the 4ntor took steps 10 have her rrytcd az the end
ot The wcci. This. together with domestic quarIcs,
so aggravated thc vicious temper Of the woman
that She determined to bum the house. Last night after
-uyu. -n, deliberately ,ct hrc ~ her roo' AMI LEFT t.
10. smoke and NauD, attracted atjru ION, and the urc
vas speedily put ont after destroying furniture worth
500. ana damaging the hu'dluE, the property ut Hc
Ii.rg.luln Mccarthy arI,s',l t,c WoIl WHO told her
Story without .r-rlyr. and the whole family. husband
,ud four cuIfr,u were l,deci u tAc Thirty cnth
-frt.f Police. -Iut.Ofl L.,f uI,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARLIAMENT.
TN ROUSE TAKEN COMPLETELY By sURrmsE-THE
TEFAIY DEEMED FINAL And U&ALIEEABLE.
my nArIE 10 LIE TRLnINKl

To>.,,, Monday J,Ty : 1s--
T., to r1ouse of Commons today. Mr.. Cross the
rIo. S.crotory admitted in rcply to an inquiry Of
+I.R,.,cis ot HARRINGTON that = treaty had been
concluded hetygoeD England and Turkey "iu
view said Mr. Cross of the retention of BJtUm
hy Russia a conditional convention was concluded
cr tle4 Attn of lime last with the Porte England
..;,,,, f., defend Turkey apaiust aggression. and
- p-.o ...1i,., Cr,r,,s which win ne iurucIi-
a,,r,-,..u,icl I[. Tr.i,nd SIR Carmel WoJ-rl,y
,,,;,.,.l 90 .d,,i,i.+.r t,e affairs of the
i,, ~, -, -; ,I.o H., ~ f,,,,.,,o,,s ,rLc,
I9Iduu' I"' 7''" III '''
the Home Secretary thus cohhIH'" 'i' e'"''i"'".
that England bad assumed the pTotcctuTatc u
ssia+ic Trlkry was highly exciting The House
-. -. IA .t,l ~, l.,,.,;,. .,,1
"d@ 'i""U,u WIN Wv 10 '''' '', ''' 7
lcly was filed. The Home secretary spoke with
uruauJl cIear.,ets and dcliberatOn. The trcaty.'
-, .5 ..1, .-..,.;. o., i .,;.l. 81 I.
he iurthcr sad' A&G nothing 10 40 win 'H' qHc'-
uous that have been or are 10 be discussed at
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
MORE TROUBLE N SANrO DOMINGO.

Letters have been received by a merchant
in this city sauto Domingo, stating that the cleo
tiou, had been held, and that General Icnacio Maria
Gonzales was elected President i0r term Of two years
Gonzales at the time was in the interior and a COM
mission was sent TO escort him 10 the capital Mean
while fresh troubles broke ont, which threatened to
flr ,tl~r of q new revolution Gonzales WIS accused OF
having ccrd 20 HJytl part ~ the northern territory Ot
S4rtu Domingo without the consent or Congress tud
entirely upon hls own responsibility. THIS accusation
had caused great excitement Iu the capital The action
uf Gonzales was dcctIcd % De unconstitutional, AMI 10
Was said that threats were made o. shooting Gonzales Il
ho should enter the capital \ Telegram received last
saturday by \. SOucs, stated that General Luutlun was
President aud IL is supposed that u revolution Las
IlInltE Nruhru ONT.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
AGITATION IN GREECE.
TIE ARMY ORDERED TO TIE TROSuEI
r.,.r.,- Af.ry.,, Tt,1,4 /.

THE ARMY ORDERED TO THE FRONTIER
LOSDOS, Monday, July 3, 1873.
The decision Of the Congress to give Crete
home goverUmeut but not 70 transfer tho island to
Greece, Is considered unacceptable AZ Athens where
public opinion IS eEasperated On Friday manifesto
gOn IN which 900 people participated took place ln
Tont OF the Kings palace. The Government l. power
ss 10 resist the current Of popular feeling, and on IL
gay evening orders issued for the transfer Of the
Aoyal Guard 10 the frOptier a. Lamla.
@ a. Berlin some OF the Greeks seemed TO hayo rccov-
eIed iitHe from the profound detection and strong
nnm0'ty which the decision Of the Congress regarding
'oe hellenic question at fret produced.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
ANXIOUS 70 FINISH THE HUNTER CASE.

CAMDEN, y. j., July S.-Ihc Camden Court
this morning granted 10 Prosecutor Jenkins PERMISSION
to proceed To Trenton and obtain from the Court of
Errors and Appeals now in '.cl,ou upon tho
construction to bc placed on the $500 b next which
occurs In the recent regulating .trdiug5 I'm the
revision Of criminal The object ot this action -
10 have the Armstrong murder case definitely disposed
Of al the present term Of Court, ur at special trln
otherwise the case mus, go over uutr the November
term OF the Court Of Errors and Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
OBITL iRI.
CAPTAIN GEoRGE D. RAMSAY. JR

CAPIAIN GEONTE y hAMNAl, JK.
George Douglas Ramsay, IT., Captain of Ord
nance L. = A. who died Washington la~, Friday, was
Oh, second son of Brcyet MIiorGruera George j. Ram
say now on the retired list Captain Ramsay WAS born
In the District OF Columbia. and was graduated from
tIs Military Academy lie entered the lst Artillery IN
June 1853. us second lieutenant, and In NuNcmber
falowin. hc was made nr>t Lieutenant md trans
hrr,d tn the Ordnance Department. In less than Two
wear, alt,rd Dee received the ruuh OF hIc'rt captain,
ni ou june -, l~74 received tnc 'ul rank OF captain.
III, father also entered the army uu l~2ol second
lieutenant OF the lt Artillery, and iu SOB Was tuei or
Ordnance. lie WAS retired IN 1864.