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FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS.
w A. STEVENS,
sos BROAD STREET,
is RECEIVING
AN IMMENSE LOT OF NEW GOODS,
coming In on every steamer.
coming In on every steamer.

.PARASOLS-The largest line OF cheap PARA
SOILS ever ofTertd-a job lot at so and 60c.;
these are large size, aud are great bargains
don't fall to look at them. SERGE PARASOLS
at6O, rs, e5c., and 81. SILK at all prices.
FANS at all prices from &c. up; LONG-HANDLE
JAPANESE FANS at &c.; LARGE PALM
LEAF and JAPANESE FANS cheap.
UMBRELLAS from Csc. up; GENUINE TWILL
ED.slLK UMBRELLAS at $3.50 and s3-the
cheapest in town.
sATCHELs and VALISES at all prices from soc
up.
BASKETS Of all kinds; splendid LUNCH BAS-
KETs for travellers; STAND w0RK-BAs'
KETs at 81 and ~.
Have last received the largest and finest line OF
LAVA STATUARY we have ever offered
BEAUTIFUL FIGURES at 81 and 80 per pair
LAVA BUsTs and FIGURES at all prices from
soc. no to s15.
MAJOLICA WARE, INDIVIDUAL BUTTER
DISHES. DEsSERT-PLATEs, PITCHERS
CUsPADoREs, &C.
VASES at all prices from 25c. pair up: LARGE
sILVER-GLAss VASES at so, Use, and 81.
COMBS, BRUSHES, BACK-COMBt. TOOTH ant
NAIL.BRUSHES, Of all kinds
An entire rev line of sILVERwARE-the most ele-
CANT we have offered.
Fifty different patterns NEw-sTYLE NICKEL
CUFF-BUTTONS. including handsome mi
TIAL BUTTONS, entirtly new, only 25c.-thC
nobbiest thing out. Don't fail to look az them
at W. A. STEVENSS,
myc6 5O5 Broad street.
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., Sah: LlysrpooL from store, $50 sroai
s ssag a.. SIsssed o Ss-dea; loS ,. ss's
.o-p: Common. Sea7e.: best vsan,n 7s@st
ss .o sissE s saa isne- Ds sst Ill., 80
imperial, el.l0@s1.ee; gunpowder' si'se0l7s
Hides. Leather. Sc-
hides. Wet sslted. sGgr.: ary szited. l29l5c.
dry sint. l4lslsc.: zen. 3a6t
Lsother. Rough leather, 2S@33c.; hrihtd her
ness leather, s0@40c.: finished NO or so : =.
finished kips, 400 Soc: deadlock soles, 13t2GzJc.
The market is quiet but prices are IRA. Siocsi
being small, holders are not anxious ~ flrer s'cs
Rough and unfinished leather Of all kinds " mor,
amount OF that kind will dnd ready sale within oni
ircn. Steel. Nails. &r,
IRON: American renDed. Odd Do0,b't. bar
6.l0c. y 70. for standard sizes; Ensiish Sac
o.: hoop. 3ks SIC.
Ndits: O4a DOinIaicn, So per keg for raDdsrt
sizes.
Plough ccstfnss. wholesale, &c. sOiat AZ
Rope: Manila. best, l4Gl5c. sasc, sHsco.
Liauors, Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, Dest brands, psrs f%t.s..s.lb .
BranSis,: Domestic. 81 2s@sS, f.gil s. .loe
sl.4o; apple. new. 81 5GSszi c'G, sa4S@,s
Rys Ws s Medium, sl.soas. fanoolG. G.
1ff; Virginia mountain, new, s4Na@iV, &c
fz.5Umt350 ani UPWARDS.
Gin Domestic. III 25Ts2. 'oncr,al, "a e us1t
Nei0 Ea0icnd RgYl t15oT<1, Ice.
Rect lied Whfsksvs: MARIE. duiet.
LumDeT. saves, Ne.
Lumber: White OAK. sl39Sls 1000
Nss.,In Virginia uOua-. tl4GSXD q ZOO
~ &c pia. sliQS42.50 = LOCO: Y,nn. u,ai
fotrds, 80, market stiff; dry clear Sl2 sI4
and I'm demand; loist s9asil sc,.,ama q
iengsG.. -uinXi-s- Pine. sl77Ws2t0; cypress
six-inch, ,6Gst p 1000 Latn.-SI ~, s Z 0aNs,i
%l.75GSl.sf Al,00Q.
Stoves. Wnissey-narrel tini Ter green : G1S2t
1000: seasoned. &2Olps25 = 1000, i'cIr.ierrs
ttelher. "a 3i7 3 1000. Flour-f-rla 81 r.tss q
Sc. hogshead-Doops. zoe. e bnno.o.
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse Toys naining, 35c.@RI % - zoo ne
Ponder: 1915 by the i've kess-is'E .l..p f.,
Eegs, 56.25 blasting, 80 .25MS3.5O.
Saot' Northern, 81 65 = taS 81 ~ Bd
0rindstsnes: 1k62hc. y 10.
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Grant, but he hates washburne, the
Michigan people say. Nineteen petitions In
favor Of womsn's suffrage went to Mr..
Thurman's committee to-day. Missouri
people were cougratulating Mr.. Morrison
at tho House to-day. w. w. Henry left for
Richmond this morning. Hanlan this morn.
ing was more talked about than Grant and
Blaine, and his boom has been success.
Ex.Assistaut United States District Attor.
ney Hoxic Is here.
THE ARMY TOBACCO CONTRACT.
The bidding for the supply OF the army
with tobacco, which commenced here to-
day, will close tomorrow at noon. The
awards will hardly be made public before
next week. SO far the only bidders from
Richmond are Il. Loiticr, o. p. Gregory q
Co., and oliver & Robinson, and the bid
ders from all quarters do not exceed ten.
Buchanan & Lyell exhibit five samples, and
the others seem TO confine themselves 10
one. Other Richmond factories will, hear,
be on hand tomorrow morning.
THE HowGATE POLAR EXPEDITION.
The Secretary OF War and Secretary OF
the Navy were in session to-day in re.
ference TO the Howgatc Polar expedition,
and il is thought that every arrangement
will be completed in few days. Scientific
men here are hopeful Of its success. Cap
tain Iowgate has great faith in his plan OF
operations, and the men and officers So
lected for the enterprise are full OF en-
thusIaSm.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The agricultural appropriation bill
passed the Senate this afternoon. Senator
Johnston had charge Of 1t.
The House Paci6c-Roads Committee TO-
day agreed to report in favor Of giving
the Northern Pacific an extension Of six
years.
Thirty Sioux chiefs will be here Monday.
They will look like cookiug-stoyes as they
pass along the avenue.
More troops are needed 10 fight the Apa-
ches. They can't scalp coIored people.
The Senate discussed the Eaton tariff
commission bill for awhile to-day, but laid
il aside for the agricultural bill. 1t will
come up again tomorrow.
The acknowledgements receipts for April
exceeded those Of the same month last year
s., SG0,3s4.
The weather was terribly hot to-day, and
man and beast alike suffered.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
| patch.l
YELLOW. FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN THE WEST
| INDIES.
I
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ofiicial informa-
ton has been received at the National Board
of Health that during April there were "A
cases Of yelow-fever with 5S deaths, and AZ
eases of smallpox with IS deaths, at San.
tiago de Cuba, ont Of 119 deaths from all
causes. For the week ending May Ion, .
deaths from yellow-fever and IL deaths
from smallpox are reported from Havana.
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RELIGIOUS.
Northern Baptlsts nj Hnrwfoga.

SARATOGA, May 2I.--At the meeting Of
the Baptist Home Mission Society tbs
morning a resolution endorsing the work OF
the American Sabbath School Association
was adopted.
The fratcrnsl delegates from The South.
ern Baptist Association, appointed at the
late session at Lexington, Ky. were re-
ceived, consisting OF Rev. K. Calvin VIII
Iisms, Eugene lowering. A. j. Towns, A.
j. HERS, and s.. .. Manning, Of Mary.
land; l.. A. Lufton and Z. II. Sawyer, Of
Missouri; G. T. Bailey. of North Carolina
7. T. Eaton, John Pollard, and A. Il. Dick.
inson, OF Virginia; j. o. b. Lowry, OF
Louisiana; &. A. owen, Of Alabama; and
j. II. Cuthbert, OF Washington.
Some OF them made brief addresses. to
which Rev. r. s. Arthur, OF New York, re-
sponded In behalf OF the Society, and
among the pointed hits he made was one
sent at Rev. David Loring for his article in
the North American RevieU on the failure
OF the southern pulpit.
The Committee on Enrolment reported
twenty-five States represented by $3.50 dele
gates.
The following officers were elected /:
President. William Stickney, OF Washing
ton, u. c.; Vice-President, j. l.. Howard,
fellow, or Ohio; Treasurer, j. Ii. Holt, OF
Connecticut.
President Caldwell. OF vassar College,
read report OF the Committee on MIS-
sions among non. English speaking people.
This was followed by addresses from Rev.
j. s. Gullimond, OF Philadelphia. on
"Work Among the Germans" and by Pro-
fessor j. A. Edgesen, OF Chicago, on "Work
Among the Scandinavian -
Presbyterian General Assembly.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 21.-In the Pres
byterian General Assembly to-day, Rev.
Allen Wright "a Choctow Indian), Rev DIR.
Boggs, DR.. Marshall, and Rev. W. J. Nc
Cormick were appointed delegates to the
Presbyterian Alliance. A request for the
burial service to be bound with the hymns
was referred to the Committee on Revision.
The removal of the Committee on Educa-
ton to Nashville, and the removal Of the
Committee on Home Missions TO st. Louis,
was recommended.
Rev. Dr. Woodrow made an elaborate
speech OF two hours on the powers OF the
Assembly, sustaining the resolutions Of
1879, and was followed by DR.. Ii. NJ. Smith
on the same side.
Methodist General Conference,
CINCINNATI, May 27.-At the Genera.
Conference to-day the election for editors in
the South was held with the following re-
suit Atlanta Methodist Advocate, f. A.
Fuller, 2lS; b. A. Scubbins, SOS; Z. o.
Fisher (colored), 40.
The secretary cast the vote OF the Confer
ence for j. &. Hartzoll, editor Of the South
loeStern Christian Advocate, at New Or
leans. The Conference decided to adjourn
finally on Friday next.
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Railroad Matters.

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF THE EAST TEN
NEssEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. May 21.-At meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors OF the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
here to-day Colonel Z. w. Cole was unanl'
mously elected president uice A. L. WI,
son, OF New York, resigned. Mr.. Cole Will
also have control OF the Memphis and
Charleston road, with central headquarters
at Chattanooga. The position was offered
TO Mr.. Cole by Messrs Wilson and McGhee,
officers OF the road, and was acquiesced Ill
by the other large stockholders. Mr.. WI.
son will remain as financial agent and
managing director, and MCGEE as vice.
nrpSidpnt
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rrIseRArn TO THE DISPATCH

COLONEL McCoLLUM KILLED BY THE
TpwN-MARsBAL OF HAMPTON, GA.-A
,,cYr WITH vtCToaIA's BAND-MiNERs'
STRIKE IN CoLoRADo-RACINe At SAN
FRANCISCO DEMOCRATIC con-
vENrroN-THE piMLICo RACEs-AN &C.
Quilted MURDERER SHOOTS THE LAW
YER WHO CLEARED HlM-TuE HOT wEA-
TIER IN NEw YoRK-coLoNEL COLE
rIrcrEp PRESIDENT OF THE EAST TEN
xrssEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
poAp-sArTTsT uoMr-MISSIoN MEETING
RACEs-CoNGRES-
SIGNAL NEws-DRowNED IN THE EDlsTo
RlyFR-pEATH OF DIR. GARvIN, OF AU-
cr-sTA. GA.-NETHoDIsr CONFERENCE AT
CINCINNATI-yAyoR KALLoCH's CASE
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE INCFNDIAelEs or THE COTTON SNIP
IRON CROSS CoNFEss-vARI0US FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C, &C.
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TOBACCO MARK ET'S.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkET
MAY 27.-The following are the quotations.:

MAY 27.-Ihe following are the quotations.;
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, S3Gf3.5O; me6lgm, $40
$500 good, S4.50@S5.
Leaf.-Common, s5@s5.5O: meiiun, sC6aS7
good, nominal; fine, nominal extra fac, aCmtuDL
Stemmfag.--CO mmon, i3@S4: meclpB, $50
$3.50; good, S7lSS.50; fine, s9@SlO.
DARK DECENTRALIZATION.
Lu1 Fiiiers.-Common. s3.506Si modiIto,
s4.506S5: good, $5.50GS6.
Leaf FiUers.-Comm t5Mt5 so; mcdinn,
s6Gi6.50; good, So IS; fine, !9@si0; extra the
sun-cured, sl0mS1S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s7.506ss.5O; medium
!s.50as9: good S9.50@sl0i doe, Sic@yl :
extra. Sl2Ml3; extra suB-curea, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFAcTURIiG.
SmoserS.-Nommon, ssdslO; mcdimo, tL0@
sl2: good. Sl2@Sl6; Gu.. SlGMt20.
FGiers.-tOmm S6MTS: cdium, 316gSo
good, sI06S12, fine, nominal.
Wrdppers.-COminOn,s 500 u ) mcdiun,. = b6D
$40: good, S20@i30; fine, SI0GS,o; iencI 500
Gs65.
HToODeys. MshO9ony -Conmon, 1920 sl5
medium. S15Gd20; good, S22@SZ1; une, r3OW
s4e; extra, s4jGs50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods b couGued
principally 20 good old heavy. bodied 'ug ana Ken
lucky River leaf. W. quote:
old ugs, s4@s5: Kentucky River tag, 500
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3GtlS.
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Copgress..second Session.
WASHINGTON, May q, 1880.

SENATE.
! Mr.. Pendleton submitted resolution re-
ouesting the President TO communicate TO
| the Senate whether any supervisor or SUI
peryisors OF census appointed by and with
| The advice Of the Senate have been removed
from Office by him or with his consent, ana
whether successor to fill the vacancy
caused BY such removal has been appointed
by him or with his consent
MIR. Edmunds said he would like 10 see
that resolution in print. as there was 'lttle
other information OF the same kid that he
would add.
| The resolution went over
On motion Of Mr.. Eaton. his bill for the
tariff. investigation commission to be APP
pointed by the President was taken up, but
was soon afterward informally laid aside,
and the Senate resumed the consideration
of the neutrality-suspicious. bill.
After the adoption Of several amend
menls the bill was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The morning hour was dispensed With,
and the House went into Committee OF The
Whole-Mr. Simonton in the chalr-on the
sundry civil appropriation bill.
Mr.. GOode offered an amendment appro-
prlating 500, 900 for the continuation OF le'
pairs on public buildings at Fortress Mon
roe. Ruled out as not being germane.
Mfr. McCook offered an amendment ap-.
propriating $4,000 for the publication OF
| the official war records. Adopted.
Mr.. Warner, of Ohio, offered an amend
ment striking out the clause authorIzing
the Secretary OF War to negotiate with the
legal representatives of the Confederate
Generals Bragg and Polk for the purchase
Of their private papers relating to the late
war.
Rejected, after long debate.
| Attempts were made to insert in the clause
the names OF Generals Hood, Kearney, ana
Reno, hut they were unsuccessful.
Mr.. Goode, OF Virginia, offered an amend
ment appropriating $4,000 for repairs to
the sea wall and the building OF timber
sheds at the Gosport navy.yard, Va. Adopt
ed.
After having considered ten pages OF the
bill, the committee rose. ,.,,
| The general neutrality-suspicious. OIL
was reported, ordered to be printed, and re-
committed. tit appropriates about s4'oOo'-
000.]
| Adjourned.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal ARRAY i'm Hampton. Ga

ATLANTA, GA, May 27.-Colonel McCol-
lum, OF Hampton, Ga, was killed by Town
Marshal McKDeely yesterday. The two
men bad just had fight, and McKneely
procured shotgun and killed McCollum.
Pleaded Guilty.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Thomas Melia
to-day pleaded guilty Of having fired the
cotton on the ship Iron Cross. Acting upon
the information given by Meia the police
arrested five persons implicated in the same
offence. They were arraigned charged with
arson, and sent before the Criminal Court
without bail. The preliminary eXami-
nation will take place June 4th. Symonds,
one Of the parties arrested, MADE
a full confession, stating he was
engaged by Melia 10 assist him in his
! work by keeping watch and ringing the
bell after the fire was set 10 the brig Eta
Wood, alongside. Melia told him johnson
was manager Of the affair, and at first in
tended TO do the job himself. Melia, as
Waterman, was only to allow him on board,
but finally johnson, who had promised Me-
liza $3.50 for clean job. was only to make
smoke without burning anything. Sy-
monds assisted Melia when the latter went
into the hatch to set it a-fire by holding a
tarpauIin over him, and then gave the
alarm.
O'Connor's statement shows that John
son was managing the affair, and all eX-
pected to make money. After the iire Eta
Wood claimed salvage.
An Acquitted Murderer shoots the
Lawyer who Cleared Him.
LEAvENwORrH, KANSAS. May 27.-Thomas
c. Thurston, who killed Embwav, his BUSH
ness partner, on January 1st, and was ac-
Quilted about moath ago, met ID. X. An
thonv, editor of the Times, on Delaware
street Yesterday afternoon, and after pass
ing him turned and fred two shots at him.
neither shot touching their object. one OF
them, however, struck John p. Douglass, n
young man employed in the Times ONCE,
iuficting q severe scalp-wound, and the
other struck Lucian Baker, lawyer, stand
ing on the sidewalk about six hundred feet
away, in the left side about two inches
below the nipple. and passed through his
body. inficting what was at first Thought 10
be mortal wound, but the physicians last
night thought he might recover. Baker Is
promi aent attorney. He defended Thurs
ton and cleared him when he was tried for
numbering Embway. The affair created
great excitement, and the officers were
obliged TO secrete Thurston to prevent the
people from irflicting summary punish
ment upon him.
Man Drowned.
AUGUSTA, GA, May PA colored man
named Ben. Sloan was drowned to-day in
the Edlsto river, South Carolina, while fish,
ing.
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:, u. ana KS, 40@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TCBA
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 25.-For western 'eaf there is littlo q. Gand,
bu; prices held firm. SetG-eaf has ffeor home
trade demand aud pr ce3 not changed. Virginia
leaf meets with very far SAFE. sales OF 400 hogs
heads Kentucky leaf A. 4d l4c.; 400 c,sca 1879
Pennsylvania on private ttrmy; $50 cases 1878
England at 13d20c $50 bales Havana ~ $500
Sl.15. The quotations for Virginia leaf are
Bright wrappers. common "a medium, AZ 100
22c.; good 20 fne, 25@45C.; fine 10 extra lne, 90
IA Zoe: smokers. l5@25c.: capple Wrappers, IS
@2Oc Jugs, common 10 good 2%@shc. good TO
to dne, s6aI0c.; fine extra, l0@I3c, and black
l0I11hf
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The Heated Term.
THE MERCURY IN NEW ENGLAND.

THE MERCURY in NEW ENdLAND'
BosroY, May 27.-The Thermometer
ranged from 96o to 1910 throughout New
England yesterday.
THE HOT WEATHER IN NEW YORK.
NEW York, May 27.-The weather is IN
,ensely hot along the Atlantic coast, the
thermometer ranging from 90 to lob de-
grees in the shade. Numerous fatal sun
strokes are reported in this and neighbour
ing cities. One OF the New Jersey road
freight trains had to be stopped on account
OF the prostration Of the conductor and
train.m men by the heat.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCo nARKEr

NAY 24-Thc malhe vas QlIt- Out 5-tNdy, WWb
sales aggrt gazing 1873 hol" head9.
The I;oone House sod hof,ae.ds: | hO,,sboad
Blrren-Co County leaf at $3.50; hog head Barr ~
County Tugs at 80 so; l hgsAcld Bali fd.t onnly
leaf So; hogsheadS Logan Coau.Y letl at SJ.45,
"a 10: l hogshead Brecsln'idgo- County 'af at
$3.50; / hogshead Cumbel land County leaf al
$3.50; l hOgshead Cumbe. and-C Cuniy tugs al
"A 65.
The Louisville House sold 33 log hoads 7 hogs
mead, G irro County trash a itCO, 90 20 - so
County leaf and Tugs at $500 81 10. III Go SO 40,
1895. 80 go; hogs heads leaf and lvcs ~ S77o,
"A 65: o hOgsheads cid Jugs ~ IA %. 80 % 1910,
, hogsheads Barren. County leaf and lugs at 1915,
;3 IS: hcgsheads Hops ms County leat dhd lays
A. SIS. G5. So hogshead Ohio County Mat $500
/ hogshead Taylor County leas at r6 10; | hogs
head Butler. County ugs AZ IS 10; ! ho8'hudd pr,-
yate sale Ourier-J0urndt.
lO.her houses had sales at Ike prIccsl
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xrw yoex laos MARKET.

NAY 25.-scoseh pig continues 10 bsye very Mir
safe, aud the market IS the turn sfeadter American
pig shows rather mere rtgriarify Win trinc more
oferirs. Wrought scrap continues deprefseo
through the large stock. Sses Of 300 tons scotch
big on private terms Arxe business has been done
In steel rails ss f65Gs67.j0 af nils The uominn
ssox,ions are: Eginion It sz14421.50: Carte.
eheir ie at US; Glengsrno,k at t2S: Ccltness -
s26ist2s Tor no. !. t2.@tz7 Tor No, 2, and ga
q,2e for Gray forge: Rails q, e4e@ts2 for Iron
quoted nominaIly at t24@t27; wrought scrap at
sZ5Mf26.-yourndI Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

MAY 25-Iherc Is no especial life 10 he inatktl
With exporters especially Indifferent Liisss re ,.u :,
shi ok order quoted az 6y@7Ac, napiha a. o,1c.
keGnea al ne. o!e fog New York. T.e. . esa ior
!, esses An lla@lzxc. The safes OF se1ntd here
daring the past three days aggregate l2o,cV0 or.
rels refined. all for Jane delivery, ~ JSc. Gnu!
me huslpess te-day az he OFT centres Sales Of
limited gertidea.es teFnGe pf'rosum) al New nofs
26O OOO barrels; al City, lie .CQV pa!leii biss-
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Kansas Democracy.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
FAILURE IN LONDO

LONDON, May 27.-Clement SatterthWaite
d Son, dealers in the American department
in the Stock Exchange, have failed. Their
liabilities are believed to be heavy. They
were bears Of the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad stocks, and the closing Of their
account was caused by the advance this
morning.
EXPLAINING BIS COURSE.
NORTHAMPTON, May 27.-Cbarles Brad
laugh addressed a crowded meeting OF his
constituents here last night in vindicatiOn
OF the course he has pursued in Parliament.
He said il The electors desired him TO return
to his seat in the House Of Commons he
would win bis rights. A vote OF confidence
In Mr.. Bradlaugh was then passed.
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON. May 27.-The race for the two
yaar-olds stakes was won by Lorillard's
lroquois, beating Count de Lagrange's Ella
Gin easily by four lengths.
Ireland.
STATE ENTRANCE INTO DUBLIN.
LONDON, May 27.-Earl Cowper, Lord.
Lieutenant Of Ireland, and the Countess,
made their state entry into Dublin TO-DAY
and were enthusiastically received. The
streets were crowded with people.
Italy.
ROME, May Ella Cdpitale publishes a
letter from General Garibaldi addressed TO
his constituents in Rome, admitting that
the House OF Savoy had powerfully aided in
the regeneration Of Italy, but accusing 1t
OF having afterwards ruined the country
and brought il tn a condition OF misery.
General GaribalIi recommended the disso-
luton OF the army, and that nothing be
given 10 the priests. lie concluded his let
ter by urging the people OF Rome to hiss all
prominent members OF the Right US they
leave the Chamber OF Deputies. The paper
coDtaing the letter was seized by the police.
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. May 27.-The Illness core
spondent at Rome says: " The Italian Par
lament opened yesterday with the usual
pomp. The Ambassadors, with their suites,
made a splendid show"
Prussia.
BIsMARCK's ECCLESIASTICAL BILL.
LONDON. Nav PA Berlin dispatch to
the Pail. MdN Gnzette saws it is now con-
sidered certain that Prince Bismarck's
ecclesiastical bill will pass the Prussian
Diet.
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Obituary.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 27.-Dempsey
Nash, for many years clerk OF the court
and prominent citizen Of Portsmouth,
died this morning.
| DEATH OF DIR. J. p. GARvIN, OF AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 27.-Dr. j. p. Gar
vim, an old and honored citizen OF this city,
was buried here to-day.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
ALEXANDRIA BRrADsrurr mAssET.

MAY 26.-The make: today Is ctii and bul ilt.
te /. doing. Flour l. weak aud heavy, win 'iRht
trausac ions. Whea; s. shacc hTi0ei tO,nay, shu
Al .22. and II % for Foiz, md sl.2t Tor Lagcas-
Ter. Corn Is IN light rcelD., anG 400 tasht's Oi
white sold At see No rye reported AMI one sinal
LOT Of OATS sold n 4Sc. Butter and Ch''E'hs are
ow,r. Eggs axe scarce and CHER Oth'f aflicie'
al quoiatiUns.- Gdzet'e.