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YitI,mond 1ispatth.
PETERSBURG.

-, vrsIT: sIxrY-EIGHT PERSONS con-
rFlsV.,sn--prAm OF Two LADIES CHURCH
FlENnS, - CHURCH CONvoCATloN - sE.
xsSs THUNDERSTORM.
'o.rr,.pondence Of The Richmond Dispa'ehl
lO"''' April. y, 1880.
:, .psurs church sunday morning
AZ Wbj,tle administered the ordinance
B'uop psrmation 70 a class OF twentY-slx
Of StyS,,es--twenjy females and SIX males.
eanSn'u~cc church at night he confirmed a
N 20 ,nrtv.two-thirty-six females and
CAS- VI a crowded congregation was
sN w." on each occasion TO witness the ser.
Pies nd fbe Bishops sermons, which mad
WeSs' ~onrisle reference TO the solemn
81 ~rIInjrs. ss well as his addresses TO those
ee.u,srn'ed. we're heard with the closest at
ieo,'V"iv srhel Cohen, an aged Jewish lady,
Mt NJ, nicht Al the residence OF her som
o"" Nr. II. T.. Morse. in this city, Of pa
m.''"' trom The effects Of which she had
Jay no,n an invalid. She was seventy
n ,us, rcsr. old. and was widely connected
En-, CITY end in Richmond.
~ w. 4. Pearson. pastor OF the Byrne-
R,n,,sl church. was taken suddenly
- ,cs,erdav. and though better to-day, Is
'.Il con6ac0 10 bis bed.
re wife Of Mr.. Alexander Wright q
fl, esteemed lady--dicd Saturday night
.'ccer. from W hich she had sutle.cd long
- n.infullv. She Was between bity-hNe
s,dsixty years OF age
~ wesley Methodist Episcopal church
,e,srday fourteen persons were received
- membership. twelve Of whom were
iso,iyed al the morning service.
Tbe Petersburg Convocaiion OF the Ep's-
..nJ church meeS this week In semi
.,,msl session at Nott0way Courthou'e.
The rec,ors Of the several churches in this
civ will attend.
/ severe thunderstorm occurred in the
o@sr norton Of Dinwiddie county yester-
S.r afternoon. a few miles from stony
C,yek station. The fall OF rain was very
NV and a high wind prevailed at the
lime. but no serious damage is reported.
The funeral Of Mr.. Henry o. Hobson, a
worthy and respected citizen and gallant
cider Of the Foriy-GrSt Virginia regiment
6pring the late war, took place this after
noon.
The engine Of freight train on the At
l,p,,c. Mississippi and Ohio railroad Satur-
Ia, afternoon ran into herd OF FIVE deer
m The upper portion Of Dinwiddie county,
end Killed Two Of the number.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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not vote 10 seat him. Some time a'ter ne re-
ceiyed letter signed Henry W. Finley"
friend Of DonneIy, urging him In the in
ierest Of the Democratic party to vote Tor
seating DonnelIy instead OF FOR new elec
ton. Mr. snrIngcr said the handwriting
Of this and tbe ANONYMOUS letter were alike.
MIR. Springer told Donnelly that this letter
purported 10 speak in behalf OF Tilden, but
be (Springer, would not be dictated to by
ANYBODY. Mr.. Springer then explained his
position in the committee and cIlled upon
all the members except Mr.. Manning to cor
roborate his statement that he had given
them 10 understand that he would vote TO
unsent Washburne aud not 10 seat DonnelIy.
All confirmed this, but Sir. Armhed stated
that Mr.. Springer told him after the vote
was taken that II his vote could have seated
Donnelly be would have given 1t, not daring
to aniagonize his party.
Mr.. Manning closed the discussion. He
wished no controversy with Mr.. Springer
on the question OF duplicity, though he
might have much to say on that subject.
lie thought Mr.. Springer would not deny
that he had assured him often that he
iSpringer) was with the Democratic major
ity OF the committee on both points in
VOWED.
The matter was then dropped.
Mr.. Weaver, Of Iowa, moved TO suspend
the rules, and adopt resolution setting
forth that it is The sense OF the House that
all currency, whether metallic or paper.
Necessary for the use and convenience OF
the people, shall be issued, and its volume
controlled by the Government and not by
the banks; and when so Issued, should be
full legal tender for all public and private
debts. That the public debt should not be
refunded on long time, bul be kept payable
rs rapidly as possible; and that to enable
the Government TO meet these objections
the minis should be operated to the utmost
capacity in the coinage OF standard silver
dollars and other coins required by the
business interests of the country.
After some discussion, the motion 10 sus-
pend the rules was defcated-yeas, 81
nays, 124-not the necessary two thirds in
the affirmative.
Adjourned.
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steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen co.
agents.
schooner Caroline Knight, Dyer, Rockland, lime,
schooner avorite, Clarke New York, pig-iron,
Asa snyder and Tf Gcgar Company.
Schooner b. Bradley, Bradley, Pnlladelphia, coal,
:. L. l.athrap.
Schooner John II. Holiday, Cranmer, New York,
hgnt, Gurus Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Theodore Weems, clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise and passengers, l..
H. Taum, agent.
Schooner j. f. A. Cunningham, Kent, Norfolk,
bricks. Curtis & Parker.
schooner David Il. Wolfe, Hubbard, Norfolk,
bricks, Currie y co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York April 4th, schooner William D.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. April 4.-Arrived: schOoners g. g.
Craumer. ,raDmer. and +. Me win. Brown. from
Richmond: aud SchOoners Cakes Ames, EdDuDds;
Harry Dorenus. Cornell: A. j. Ac0tt. Loyeland
Henry II. Grant. sutton: Mary Wood, Arthur
Henry S. Grant, Hatfield; Edward slade. soper
T. VI Kirl 4, Cavalier; j. Al Harlow. soper; Lizzie
Florence, Throckmorton; Ida g.. Gibson, Bowker
r.. c. Knight, fluntley Layinia Bel. Young: :. +
Miles, ApsIey, ana George +. Bowdoln. Philips
from Vlrginis. The TWO last named schOOners are
bound for New Haven.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Arrived Beatrice, viking
C;ermanla, Mosel. Barcelona, Hudwor,b, Rsvenhill
Isaac Bell. Arrived out: annie, Maude. Frede
Stephance. Andrea, Limo, Mars. Princess. Alexan
dria. Hope, Rice. Conrad, HelberS, HaZclhurst
Helen Sands, Warrior, Paulus, Helda, Clementia
John l.. Best. SGmatra
DISASTERS.
LONDON ADrll 5.-The steamer Racia. from
Newcastle ria Dundee for New York, has mt into
Kelre,h. ireland. with the loss of Der hurricane
deck lIfe-b boat, and saloon cabin. The crew refuss
10 proceed.
LONDON. April 5.-The steamer +. w. Harris
CaDfain SheldrakQ, has arrived at Antwerp, from
New Orleans, having lost two of her boats.
VESSEL ASHORE.
EAST nAMPsoN, l.. l., Aprl 5.-The Captatr
Gate ell of Belfast. Me-. from Wilmington for BoS.
ton loiCed with rosin and tar, Is ashore TWEEN
Two miles west OF MOntauE. The crew was saved
The vessel and cargo were not Insured.
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Engiand's Parliamentary Elections.
A CLEAR WORKING MAJORITY FOR THE LIBE-

| A CLEAR WORKING MAJORITY FOR THE LlBE-
RAILS.
LONDON, April 5.-The Times this morn
| ing says: at Is manifest that the opposi-
| ton has secured Il clear working majority
in Parliament, even II the Home. Rulers are
| entirely left out OF the count"
The ELECTIONS YEsTERDAY-THE TOTAL. VOTE
POLLED go FAR.
LONDON. ADril ) In the elections to-day
Thomas G. Bring Conn. OF Barring Bro
theirs, was reelt cted for Essex South, and
| Right Hon. Robert Lowe Lib.), Chancellor
OF The EXchequer In Mr.. GIadstone's gov
ernment, was reelected for London Uni
yersty.
The total number OF Liberal votes polIed
up to the present time il 1,l59,000 total
Conservative. 81, 000-showing gain in
the corresponding constituencies over the
last election OF 304 900 Liberal and 90, coo
Conservative votes.
Hon. William Il. Gladstone has been
elected for Edinburghshire, Midlothian. de-
feating the Earl OF Dalkeith by q vote OF
1,519 to 1868.
Herbert Gladstone, son OF the above
named, has been defeated.
PROBABLE COMPLEXION OF THE NEW HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
LONDON, April 5.-The PdH-MaH Gazette
to-day says /" II j. estimated that the new
House OF Commons viii consist OF 81
Liberals, 27l Conservatives, and SO Home
Rulers; thus giving the Liberals majority
OF 46 over the Conservatives, or Of 100 with
the II Ome-RulrrS; but the domeRulers
and the Conservatives combined will out
number the Liberals by ~
ESrn
LONDON, April "a Paris dispatch re-
ports that terrible fire has occurred in
Montalmenla, a village OF Savoy. Seven
teen OF the inhabitants persisted, and thirty
one dwellings, were destroyed.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, April ) A Paris dispatch says
the operations OF DEGREES against uuauthor-
lied congregations have been extended to
the colonies. The Jesuits have establish
ment in the islands Of Bourbon and NADIA
gascar.
LONDON, April 5.-The Liberal net gain
is now fifty-siX seats.
An election meeting was held yesterday
near Ossory, IN the equity OF Carlow, to
support the candidlture OF Nr. Gray, Lord
Mayor of Dublin, who in a speech stated
that parcels Of dynamite were found under
the platform on which he then stood to
blow up those wishing to yipdicate the
rights of Irishuen.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

IN LOUISE ATur
o'LEARY' wALKiNG-MATCH IN NEv
YoRk-sEvERE STORMS IN NORTH eEoR
GiA-CoNGREssIoNAL PROCEEDINGS AMI
WASHINGTON NOTEs-CAPTURE OF A
MICRO MAR PETERSBURG WHO AT
TEMPTED TO OUTRAGE MRS. FERRIS
THE TELEGRAPH WAR IN ALABAMA
TERRIBLE DEATH OF A CHILD IN YAzoC
CITY, Mlss.-FATAL ARRAY IN GEORGIA.
THE sTRIKEs-oRGANIzATIoN OF THE sU.
PREME COURT OF LoUIsiANA-FINAN'
CIAL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERs-FA.
TAI ACCIDENT ON THE FREDERlCKs.
BURG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE IN
sAvoY-THE BRITISH ELECTIONS; A
CLEAR WORKING MAJORITY OF THE or.
POSITION IN PARLIAMENT.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

APRIL 5.-The following are the quotations.:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-C Common. 53@s3.50; medium, $40
s4 so; good, S4.b0@So.
LtaE--Common, s5Gs5.50; medium, sG6s7
good nominal: fine, nOmina: extra Gne, nominal
temmin9.-Commop, 1904; M dun, t69
$3.50; good, s7GSs.50; fne, f9@t10.
DARK DISCRIMINATING.
Lag Filtsrs.-t 'Ommon. S3.506s4; medium
t4.5OGSj: good, $5.60dS6.
Leaf HUerS-iOmmon i5MS5 so; medium
S6@f6 so: cd, - SO; nne,S9@sI0; extra fine
sun. cured, Sl0@SlS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S7.50GtS.50: medium
iS.5Omt0: good. t9.5O@sl0; Gne, tl0@tll
extra, &l2Ml3; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT Ds-MANUFACTURINa.
Smokers Common, s66sl0; medium, 400
Sl2; so0d, fl2mS16: finr. 3l8@s20.
FiIers.-t OmmOn, bB1SS: medium T7ds9
good, Sl0GSl2; 6nv, nominal.
WraDpers.-C Common, sl0Ds15; medium, 81 NJ
$40: good, 5000 $50; hne, Si0G9s5O; fancy, so
@t65.
yruDpers. MahO6dny.-Common, t12MSl5
medium. fl5GM20; good, S22@f25; fine, 1900
$40, extra, t40@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO
The demand for this class OF goods f. confined
principally 10 good old heayy-boded Tugs and Ken
tucky River leaf. We quote:
Old iugs, i4@s5: Kentucky River Tugs, 500
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3@tl9.
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Suit for Damages Compounded.
ESPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, Va, April I'm the Cir
cult Court Of Notloway County last year a
verdict Of $4,000 damages was rendered
against the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad
Company, for injuries received by little
son of John NJ. Morton while playing on the
company's turn-table at Burkeville. An APP
peal was taken, but on Saturday the COM
pany offered to compromise The suit by
paving $4,000 cash, if the Court would con-
firm the compromise, which the Court did.
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The relcgr.pn war.

MOBILE, April 5.-In the case OF the
american Union telegraph Company Us.
Inc Western Union Telegraph Company,
IN Tue Chnncery Court here, for an iniunc-
non TO prevent interference with the CON-
claimants by the Western Union Company
IN the construction Of lines on railroads In
Alabama. after full argument, Chancellor
Austell dissolved the Injunction and dis
missed the bill OF the American Union
COmDanv
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me morse attached TO buggy containing
Io,onei John ;. Barbour and Mr.. Reyerdy
o. DainserbeId. on their way from Wash
mslon TO Poplar Hill, opposite Alexandra,
nh.e'y, became igbtened and ran awav.
Do.o geoiiemen were thrown out, ADD col
ooei Barbour received a painful but not
Senoas wound on tue Ieg.
The Alexandra GazeHe saws II is under
@ooo that A. w. Harris (colored). OF that
IVY, bzs been appointed United States
p'ekeeper for that district, Uice 4. ID.
.1i,.e removed bee cause be announced him.
"" 10 iav0r Of Blaine for President.
IA daughter OF Dir. John Wbiteside, re-
s.ung near OroDoca. IN Amherst county,
az, "s 20 badly burned on "Wednesday last
''a' Der recovery Is considered doubtful.
The Highland hecorder states that Rev.
~, ~. Shat, OF ths Presbv'erian Church.
uied At Mcdowell March 27iD. lie was at
we ume principal OF Mcdowell Seminary.
Colonel Abram Umberger, OF Wythe
''un'y, died last week; aged seventy.
tonfedefaie-Comm's sary General N. p.
ospks ID The Latest convert 10 third term.
uepsrai Hapcock weighs 2s7 pounds.
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A RfchmOud-Laden Vessel in Distress.

Especial Telegram 10 he DIspaicb.J
NORFOLK. VA April o. The Norwegian
brig So>kummeran, Captain Wohl, from
Richmond, bound to Rio de Janeiro, with
-four, returned to Hampton Roads last night
IN distress. Captain Woh states that his
vessel cleared at Richmond on the oath OF
March. On the 9th terrible gale was en-
countered, during which the brig lost her
stancheons, bulwarks, and rails; besides
which her sails sustained much damage.
The vessel made considerable water. Cap
tain Wohl concluded 10 return for repairs.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..


MONDAY, April s, 1880
Country produce.
Apples S4@S45O y barrel.
ReesDGJ: zoe. "A ~.
Bgttsr:: Prime TO choice yellow, 1885,; fair
corr Neal: 62c. q bushel for country; zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 5@6.4c.; peaches. peeled,
S6el2c.; unpeeled, 4S8c.; cherries, lz'lc. g b.
black berries, 6dSc.
E0os: la barrels. SC. 4; in crates. Zoe.
FS0thers. PRIME nve-0O1S' 45G47r.: "Ornor.
25 035c turkey tail, l3c. d. turkey wing, 1Oc.
FTarsset: sl.35 a buchel.
RGV: Virginia timothy, 9O@974c.; clover, rs
N' Jas, Baled 95c al.
Potatoes: irish. = bushel 50@6nc.
RootS.-Ginseng, ~ 2 d. Seneca free Of top, 45c
EGrd: Country. 749s-
Bye: 75@s5c. q Dusnel.
Sit0idc: Prime. Ioc.
BaIed EtTGU: 35m40c.
TuiLOO. 5fG5.C. a D.
Wool: washed. 45@5Oc; unw,shea 3OQS5c.
Berry wool viii bring IRON 70 DC. = ID ess IMAM
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cemeat: Rose .dae, t1.50 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. ga lOc. = bushei Rock and,
EI11%i.Zb. according tO quantity; J0inter tGniSh-
ing), 81: Glenn's Falls. s5G90c.
Ptaster: Iunr. "A rs; ground, %; ealctned
mister. f1.5O@Sl75
Tar: Large Size. s3.20tGSJ.oO.
DfS 6ov1ss
Dyfats: Merawack. ~ Mcrrimaek SeIfting
7hc.; eicamOnd. n; South Bridge. ~ Psclhc.
5 Sadaers, Sc; A:d:, 7Ss; y Maa; T,,s.: g..
ole, &c. Simpson Mourning, &C.. simp.on Grey,
&c.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, 7e.; Ash
BIZ Bros0n 'Cot ons Manche ter < A., ose.; Man
Nan.r Ter : A. A., ~ hancn. ser a 4. A.,
7,9c. i; Rockbriog. : r. r., eSe. RoesbIhg A. X.
: X. K, 8kc.: JAMES River a. II H., 7sc. James
Riy Standard "A ID. d., &C.: ur5nIta yihs y X r..
&C.. Grsnlr yi,r "a H. T., >; P9cahontas hne'
Bro,o shsetiags: Pepperel o 4, 3oc.; Andros-
sfsarnsG shirttnos orsd 0ssenn4s New York
AnOroscos gin, L.. lsc. Fruit Of the Loom, llte;
Forrestdalr, lie; Hero 4 4, los. Pelham, sc;;
91ecas 9se MoD p. as: lpf E? ssse a.
H1fnoham '@Plunsei, i6c.; White MSnafsetur-
log, i6c. KenilwOrih, sYe; On berIand, sae.
TEX .--Cone-toga A. A.. 13%c Conestags T.. &.
A., 1915. Copesioga c. T. iotc.; consstosa Pre-
shifting Stripe Sheridan a." De-. saeri-
aI syo.on .'Si4ls: GranneviIs, 9c.: stalk, 9.c.:
Peppere II, 0kc.; Rockbriige "A, o1".
,ajD 9 Jswett CITY, lie Boston, DC. -,
Cotton PididS: Ottawa, H.; Toi do, flc.;
CorsrI leone, Roc y ri, DC.
cgn.sFfcS: Flat IL 81 i per SC.
Drugs. Dyestufrs. OTIS, &C.
Alum: Az.
Go~esntra.sd Lys: s3.269sA y case Of ku
dozen. -
CopgSras: IKE.
CoekfasGl: al p n.
Extract NJ Loqso0o6: Ito
indigo: bl@$l.l0.
Mdddsrs l2kc. 80. -.
Oiis. Linssej a5e.: machine. u l,l,f3 spern'
sl35: whale. Toe: straits. 6o&G0e.. iAlfsavf.
co. 90. s0xs6nc.: lard, Zoe, sw-~t. ~ Jaytn;
bsst salad, $3.50; castor, l.2o gai'oni f1yiniA
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GRIMES AND CAsUAzTIES.
Capture OF James Black. the Negro
who Attempted 10 Outrage Mr.. Fer
ris-IndtgnatiOn Of 4 iiizens.
fSpecI'l telegram to the Dispatch.

| fSpeci'l telegram to the DISPATCH.
PETERSBURG, April 5.-James Black, the
negro who attempted to outrage the person
of Mrs. Ferris, near Ford's depot on
Saturday, was captured this evening con-
cealed in a marsh, near White Oak, about five
miles from FOrd's. He was taken before Mrs.
Ferris, who fully identified him, though
he had somewhat altered his appearance by
shaving. The negro proclaimed his innO-
cence. but the wounds on his face inflicted
by Mrs. Ferris were proof against him.
There was great excitement and indgna-
ton in the neighborhood when the capture
became known. The negro at last accounts
was held under strong guard, awaiting ex-
animation by magistrate. II his guilt is
established it is thought he vii! pay the
penalty OF bis crime before the Jail Is
reached. The distance to the courthouse
is over ten miles.
LawIess1ess I'm North Louisiana.
NEW YORK. April "a New Orleans
special says: "The following remarkable
statement Of lawlessne>s existing in North
| Louisiana is made by the officers OF steam
boat Era No. 10, Just arrived here: On
March 27'h. while the boat was putting out
freight at Red Mouth landing, Beaui river,
man named j. j. Adams, with crowd OF
rufians, captured the boat and attacked
Captain Hamilton, u.ing hlm pretty rough
~. The boat had 10 cut her lines
aud quietly backed out from the
landing. Adams and his party followed
The boat some distance, and ordered the
Captain to bring her TO the shore; which
was not done. Adams then began firing
on the boat, and put seven balls in the
piIOt-hOuse. The boat. had a number Of
passengers, including men, women, and
children, but fortunately none were hurt.
The officers OF Era No. 10 do not think II safe
for them to return to that point. Adams
was implicated IN the assassination OF Judge
Crawford, district attorney. several years
ago, but could not be convicted"
Severe storms in North Georgia.
ATLANTA. GA, April A special says
reports have reached Atlanta Of severe
storms in North Georgia. There were
cyclones in several localities. which blew
down fences and damaged crops. Several
railroad lines were washed away, and
several houses blown down. Three deaths
are reported. Mails will not be delayed.
Death on the Rail.
| FREDERICKSBURG, April 5.-Sanford II.
Ballard was killed near WoOdfOrd, on
the Richmond railroad, Saturday night.
while lying on the track in an intoxicated
condition. The entire train passed over
! him, severIng the limbs from the body and
cutting up the trunk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06
w.,.u.,rn,e Summary.

The New orleans 'longshoremen are on
strike for forty cents an hour. Those now
working receive thirty cents.
CAPTAIN A. II. Mangum, OF Yazoo City,
Mics gave bis five-year-Old child dose OF
rnornh;ne Yesterday, mistaklng II for quiz
nine and ,be Guild died In four houIs.
"' Tho hai,er NJ saw.mill at MilIview,
eio M miles from Pensacola, Fla, exploded
Yesterday. killing one person add seriously
scaIding three others.