The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

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partner Ia the b. lisp, but the representative
| of the German firi1. -He specuIated IN che
name OF the LIVERPOOL firm but without
ttcir knoWledgeior authority. He sold fn
lures in Gotten heavily at 5Sd., one transac.
ton being for 10000 bales for June and
July delivery. One of the principal mem.
bers OF the firm, was to arriye5H EtyerDoo
on Thursday night to investigate the affair.
It Is uncertain who will suffer the los ses DC.
cas,oDed by IFS default, az bis principals
may be able 10 repudiate bis transactions.
His collapse has depressed the cotton mar
ket.u IS, E,slsf .tfsfIIslHf
A dispatch from Liverpool says that the
name o! tho firm involved is Funkes & Co..
a German eSporting-house. The name of
the person who absconded is Ernest Weber.
1t 10 stated that the firm VIII repudiate e
greater part Of Weber's transactions.
a The Dead Prince. =i
DETAILS OF THE KILLING OF PRINCE LOUIS
~ NAPOLEON BY THE ZELGS. +! .t-s,L
LONDON, June 90 The official account OF
Prince Napoleon's ;ath says: :" The Prince,
with Lieutenant Cary, OF the;Ninety.eIghth
regiment, six men. and one friendly Zulu,
left the camp ut keIeiZes mountaiu, seven
miles beyond Blood river, on the lst in
slant, for reconnaissance, The party halted
aud unsaddled when ten miles from camp.
just as the Prince gave an order to remount
a yoIley was fired from an ambush in long
grass. Lieutenant Cary: and four OF the
troopers returned to camp and reported
that the Prince and two troopers were miss
ing. From their statements there could be
no doubt that the Prince was killed. A
party OF the Seventeenth Lancers. with an
ambulance, started on tho I'd instant to re-
cover the body of the Prince, which was
found and brought in on the same day.":tt
Aspecial to the Dolly Neus adds the fol-
lowing particulars J.. /. 81 ~
.tTbe body Of the Prince, when found,
lay ON its back There were eighteen asseei
stabs on 1.-two OF them piercing the body
from chest to back, two in the side, and
one destroying the right eye. A lockct
with hair, medaIlions, and a reliquary, were
found around the neck. The face wore 4
placid expression. The Prince had evil
IDENTITY Intellectually tried to mount, and the
leather Of the flap tearing, he ran along the
path to the spot where he was found. Two
troopers lay near. the body, both having
been asscgied. The Prince was very adj
yenturous.
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
| LONDON, juno 20.-The news of the death
of The Prince Imperial reached London at q
late hour last night. About l o'clock this
morning it was circulated in the Hobbies OF
he House o. Commons, where, in reply to
inquiries, Colonel Stanley, Secretary OF State
for War, read the official telegram. Lord
lSydney, an old and tried friend Of the In
perial family, has left for Chi>clhurst to
break the news TO Empress Eugene.
| The London journals, while deeply de-
porng the death OF the Prince, regard il
as an end OF Imperialism in France. Prince
| Napoleon, who has now become the head
OF the line, is Democrat in politics, and
is distasteful to the entire Bonaparti>t party.
| He has two sons, aged seventeen and hf-
teen res pectivcly- Party loyalty may fasten
around the name Of one OF these sons. but
for The present the Imperial counsels must
DE distracted, and the possibility OF re-
turn OF the empire appears more shadoWy
than ever.
The Great vva1EIn@-isateh.
WESTON LEADING TIE ENGLISH PEDESTRIAN
LONDON. June 2a-The score in the great
international walking-match at 10 O'Clock
this morning stood: Weston. 40S miles;
Brown, $50 miles.
5 p. M.-The score Of the pedestrians al
this hour was Weston, 43S miles; Brown
400 miles.
Revolution in Panana.
| AsPINwALL, June 10.-Panama IS IN
state OF revolution. 4 Provisional Govern
ment was declared on the 7th, with Genera
| Aispurn rs Provisional President. The
revolutionary party shortly afterwards took
possession of the Quartet, meeting with lit
| tie resistance. The train from Panama or
the 9th brought the Government force will
artillery, which has gone to attack the in
surgents. The Panama Star and Herald
thinks the attempts at revolution will come
| to an end in few days.