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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord BeaeonsaeId's Condition.

Lord BeaconsHeld this morning, as well as
Drs. Kidd and Quan. subsequently the
three doctors beIu a consultation and issued
the following bulletin, dated 1915 O'Clock
A. NJ: "Lord Beaconsheld was rather
restless until 3 O'Clock this morning. Since
that hour be hiss bad some quiet sleep. HIS
coughing and eXpectoration Is less trouble
some and his strength Is maintained"
This is thought 10 indicate relapse In
the condition OF the patient. The doctors,
upon being interviewed, stated the patients
condition IL as favorable as they could ex.
pect, but that cold winds are seriously IN
ierfering with bis progress. DIR. Kidd will
visit the patient ut intervals during the
day. There will be further consultation
tonight. DR.. Bruce has arrived to relieve
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AItcufurky Mystery,

CINCINNATI, o., April IA special to the
Commercial from Greenfield, ONO. says 4:
AT 6 O'Clock last evening the mGngled body
OF John Barenberg was taken from beneath
the heels OF horse in his stable by neigh
Dor named Nathan Hi. BIrenburg lived
alone on farm. He was wealthy. and kept
considerable money about the house. Ply
sicians have examined his BODY, and they
say that he had been dead twenty four
hours when found. They also discovered
cuts on his bead made by sharp instru-
ment. There Is a strong suspicion that he
was murdered and robbed and thrown IN
the stall where he was found.
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A Son Shoots His Father Dead.

New YORK, April "A Cincinnati special
from Connection, Ind says: Old man Rich.
ard WEIGH, living at Derby, Perry county,
on Friday saw his sou " Mont" watching
BIN a. ne was entering The house Of bis
paramOur, ana he shot tive times al his son,
missing him. On Sunday Mont " and his
mother, who had been consulting lawyer
about proceeding against the old man, met
him on the road. when he drew a revolver
and said, Zone OF them must die" Mont
at once also drew his pistol and fired three
shots. one piercing hi, fathers brain, an
other bis heart, and the lhlrd his abdomen.
The son and mother hen cOolly walked of,
leaving the old man lying in the road.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, April 4, 1881.
country PRODUCE.


ADDIfs : Green-From - to 50 pc, barrel.
8,,fisr. .,--ne a. cnoce yellow, 25@30;. fair to
SV corn .aeai: 10000 , hasbe ior country; Csc.
Drtsa Fruit: Apples, 4c.: hlackbcrries. &c.;
cherries. 12@ l4c.; raspberres' 2Uc.; peaches
YRS DreSstd Pouitry.-Turkeys. Hole. ducks. 10
a l3c; chickens aud gee Z, 100 l2c.; i've chick
Eg0S: lac.
25c, -
HGy: virginia timo'tfg. sl.l5@sl.2O; Glove -
mixei, sl.05; clover, 95c.@ $l.05.
f,ats. Baeu. Sl.O5As1 10.
POfdtoes: lrisL-Early Rose, ~ 1898; Peer
Roots: Ginseng, sl.lo@slso aid. Seneca free
Of tops, i0c. 2 m. ,-,o,,
Lard Country. 9HGllO'ac.
Rye. sOGe sec. p Uusnt-
StimGc: PRIME 7Jc.
Shucks 75as5c.
Baied 6trd0: 6Oa7Oc.
7'diiOD: 6615kc. = n. ~
Wool: Washed. 3d.; unW-saet, 2o,' BURY
wool win b-ing from 10 DC. = II less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. nc.
Cement: Rose dale: .sl.i0@Sl.50 p barre,
James River, sl.30@sl.fO: ,
Lime: Agricultural. s9l0c. > busnel; kocs'end
tfnisning), 1925: Glenn's Falls, 81.
Plaster: Lump. "a rs; groune, IS: caIe.ned
-laster. sl.60@sl.75.
Tar. LaTge size. $3.50.
DRY tieoda.
Prlats: Merrimack. Glc.: Merrimsck shifting
&c.: RlcnuOnd. 0Hc.; South Bridge. bssc. Pacinc,
7c.; Sprazue. 6sc.: sprague shirting, 5Sc.;
Dunnel's, &c; Aliens. &c: Manchester. &c.
Washington. bfc.: Mallory Pink, &c. Mallory Pur-
Die, 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; simnson Grey,
7c.; Simpson Black, &c.: Harmony, Dye; ASH
broom Cations: Manchester Y A., 5kc.; Man
caster A A. A., b1se.; RockDridge a. r..
n. 6sc. James River \ D. o.. 5kc.; James River
Drugs, Dyestuffs. Oiis, As.
Alum. AZ.
AieOA)i h3.b0 n gallon.
Concentrated Lys: s3.25@s4 q case Of fozA
dozen.
Coppsrds: 2c-
{yochtasdt: 90c. q %.
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AMI. Accidenf SOciofy.

NEW YORK, April A new society has
been started entitled Society for the Pre-
yenlion OF Street Accidents" aud the po-
lice have been notified 10 telegraph all such
accidents 10 the room OF the organization.
Among the prominent men on It's commit
tees are Governor Cornell, Mr.. NJ. Eyart>.
Judge Noah David, and Surgeon Ham,
mond. Its aims are 10 make loans or do
nations to persons injured by street acct
dents who stand in need Of it, 10 prose-
cute offenders, aud 10 compel drivers 10
have lights on their carriages at night.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,e.,rur TO THE DISPATCH.

~,v NEWS AND GosSIp-1HE SEN
y ASH [..IoCK; No BREAK YkT-THE
AS ~ Caucus; No PRESENT IN
E'F'n,. as ABANDONING THE POSITION
ft\i''9.''''...,,,- rAKTN- DEATH OF A GEoR-
Hi'S, ,>,,.oxuIST -PARRICIDE IN IN
GA ,,..srER To SPOeTSMEN-rHE
p, o' ND Of cuIovI,Irtp ny rkEHl lll.
>lNN'.,.,xr. THREE THOUSAND PER.
tNS'~ nEEroerrp HILLtp AND INJURED
~ ,.rppt S>IoN OF NIHlLlSTS IN ST.
ibh e,.pc-oTHER INTERESTING FOR
,,.xlvrST>'&o'
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Burned 10 DeaIi,->now-Si orm-Dcath
ola Farmer.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, VA. April 4.-The house OF a
negro woman named Julia Rhodes was set
on fire in Portsmouth to-day by her TWO
children PLAYING with matches. The fire
department eXringu>hed the fire, but one
OF the children was burned to death and the
other injured.
There was a twO-hOur>' >now-stOrm here
this afternoon.
John Snea, prominent trucker Of Nor
folk county, died to-day.
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Extract ., Leg~;o.. al
0t,s: iinsseJ &C.: msca,ns .Jm.,.7, scern
n.sO: vnnle. 73c.: sus's. 50m60c.: Labrador
Se, c saisS soSsas sse soe sst ~ v, sn,en
| luhrcaring. F1,s.a1 :; 'sro--"e. Of cssn. al
Race Ginger: &c.
&C. ''' ''''' ''''' WITHOUT ''' ''s
,ofa; sal. lsazc., IA KEGS. Ebsiiso soda. BE-.
A'~"~'cen. 2hH4c
SDfr..s TtlrDsntfns: j5c.
ForeIRp rrmts ana Csnay.
Candy: 1910 i3c. ~
LsmonS: Nsgin, si.2sat5
drnnoss: sweet s3.50@s4.50 y box.
Groceries.
|ccon. G - 1s-s 94d9yc.; IS ioulcers GX a
Go. ribbed &C.: virgnis SHOULDERS. 7G7s-.
tls D.: sTal l2b.. sugar-crre1 12r Mat ma g.
l'er bu'G sides, 9se; bulk shoulders, 6@6sc.
Jhres hooDs. si73@s2. -' '''"-'''
E TSSss ST. rT2 oI strings s2s aree srn'
roSee; .p'o--f'omrac' I0al1c. fair. r2t
o.: Java. Z5Gt2 SC.
CGndtss: Adamannne candles. lZ,alSc. rs.
Loo lo.c. 2 'A ha'f-hoxes. &C.: tsliow. lac
Thesss : Prime cutting. l3<Mi4lSc.: nortDer1
q, q western oGns cutting. l2mlZ9c.: common
R,ce: Car eag7ac.
'tsh: .,errlng..- 10, Carolina gross. $500
e. .tsi. ss5o@s4. M1eSers No. Gy, naIi
Z. IN Kits. III %.
hsrrele. INC 2 ; tubs, 9s61 l0e for New York
lOl@Oi9c. tor cnoice Baltimore.
hy."cS-h Oomnlv. "f@v- nozSheacs "a {;
35@45c. ), gallon New Orleans, prime 50asoc.
Sat: Liverpool, from store. sl.40 0roaro
alum, from store goo. y SACK
mn. ,any.
e, Aee., 1Oo. a, 30 9ac. ehc.; No. ,SaG
&c yenow Fae ~ CIT LOAF. iO4'.
40 3oTP: Common. ,'Ss7... oS ".la'nS, 7so.h
Tsas: TACK 10000. Imperial, 25G75 KUN.
powder Doe. 81.
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
> l0G2 6-I0o. u H. for standard sizes; Fne'th
American shee 81 Jat Swedes namme ret
so 5ac; hoop. Az Sac.
Ne,,s; o'd Doiulnl5l., 1910 for standard size
for 100 kegs.
, n.
KoDe: Manila hest, 2se.: Iute. sBSsc.
LiGnOrs. VINES. d..
Att: scotch, BEST orsuGs, pint, slGa2.25
BranGie,. pomouc. sl.25Gs2; r-uit, al.I06
el4o; apps. rev. sl.75@3SZ: old, s2.25Gs3
RYs WhiSssps; Medium, sl.5Oas3: uure old. O.
:,ff |utn~ mountain, new, 7.d 81. 10
e. ~ ,Hu ap~2tiS.
frtfB: iposNtstic. i.23n ~ iln0oFiidt 70 n
Nei0 EEqtdud RNm: "l.50nil 20.
Hsctt,sd Ht.skcyS: sl.2od 81 -.
biaes. s.en,ner. y,
rsdtI: We rltfd. go p. n, gslied. l2M sc.
ny Hir'. - = s.: grr,.'. 5N6r
1r0tisr: Hongh leather, 23d30c.; finished hsr.
ness leather. 34N 4Oc. finished uD1er go a..
hDlshed kps, 300 Zoe: ir,nlook sOles, 2OG26c.
nnnuer. Stayr>. 40.
LGMceg: waite oas, &j3H<lS = I,aDu
We. N Virginia poOAr. tl4c 80 = l.JUo.
e'r.e o.. aI4 r42.5O "a I.cp0: yellow OH,
7osr'r. %, market sun; dry clear. sl2 sIi
and In cenand; DIST. F9G~ll, Scrorulns Il
l.:-t.-. -.n.t,. Pine. @l.75GfZ.50: cypree.
siA-n'L. 20. ~ = LOCO. btths-spcJ. 81 saved
- .7r'.>' " HI."oG.
Stapc9: WnisEcy rel tlmber.9geen, slSdf2Ns
1000. s.a.cued. YzOmfZ5 y Loot. fiOW-,Drl,
li'aber. = ci7 q l,UUU. f'our-b,rI". Oc,es t4a
50 k"gsn,a3- lOous, zoe. = Ouudie.
PoWdeI Sn0i. 80.
s',rs roy'a u,ininx, 35Hsl.IO = 100 'ec.
PO1Dder: g ~ the i've Kc-,-le.s thss q,
Segs, $3.50; blasting. ~ lJWS3.j0,
5aot. Northern. = - 'af - 80 TO
G-s"fstOne9: IHOl -. : u.
Seed.
Clorcr: t5.2jG$j.5O.
OrchGrd Grdss: Sl.75mS2.
TtmOuhy: s3.2JMS3.5O.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
APRIL 4.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

NII1IA IT HV I"''V'' II- ut 0I'O F''"''''0''1'
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-C ommon 10 good. S4GS6.
LeGE-ConlinOn, S5M SO; medium, S6.5O0S7
good, IS G. 50; fine, slO@Sll; extra fine, Sl2@
Sli.
DARK WORCESTERSHIRE
Lug FiHers.-Common. S3.50@Si; medium,
$1,000 So: good, $4,000 70.
L4Of FIiers.-C0mmOu, $jMSj 80; medium,
fGM $500: good, i7m IS; hno, S90SlO.
ITrdDpfrs.-Com mOn, S7.JOM $500: medium
$500 50; good. sg.5Oasl0; tine, slOGsl ;
extra sun-cure'., sl2@ilJ.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACrURiNG.
SmOkerS.-Common, SSdflO; medium, 500
&l2: good, $l2MSl6; hne. Sl6@SZO.
FiHerS.-t Common, S6N -: medium, e1WS9
good. slgMSl2 fine, nominal.
UFGDDeTs.--COmmOn,s lOdSl5 medium, 81 olt
$40; good S20Gi3O; tine, SiO@t5O; fancy' sOC
ass. ,o,-
Wrappers. NahOg0EV.-Common, sl2d SO
m,dIum. sl5GmS20; good. sZ2 t2o; hne, f3eG'
$40: extra, tiJdSJ0.
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RICHMOND, fo2K RIVER AHD tHksrKAbEj
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 2. VI. Leave Richmond daily except SUM-
dayL connecting AZ West Point on
n ESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URDAl with steamers for all land-
iugs on the York river and for Bait.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
300 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily (except sun.
1918 A. H. day, connecting a. West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
Tuesday, WEDSEs
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New YORK on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Prori-
d.lice aud Boston on I tuesday and
rRiDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. ". Arrly- at Richmond daily (esceps
sunday connecting AT West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
tRDAY with steamers from Bau-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 Il. ". ArriFe Al Richmond daily lexcept
$50 =. M.{ Snndsyl. connecting At West Point
with steamers from R4ltiDcfe, New
York. Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight 81 Richmond To - fr0m
southern points. I1rs run through oet~e'r Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling @sd dispatch, With loves. rates.
guaranteed.
Through bili, OF siding, with guaranteed rates
Issued % all northern and western points.
For III formation. apply al ONCE or the company
Twenty third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
au ls NJ. DOUGLAS. suuerintendent
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(1bifllilry.

COLUMBUS, GA, ApfiI j 'wctt &. Bevo-
tie, chef OF the editorial staff OF the IN
quirer and Sun. died this morning after
Short illness; aged forty years. He was
son of the eminent Baptist divine Rev. j.
II. Devolie. ID. d., and was connected with
the journalism Of Columbus since 1863
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The Late Fire in FarmyiiIe.

Special ltICgram 20 The Dspach.I
FAEMyILLE, VA, April 4. The fire at
:. Il. MuIkland's store turns out TO have
been far more disastrous than was at first
supposed. The total damage is now esii-
mated at $4,000 to $4,000. The fire orgi-
mated in "A lamp-eXpoSiOn
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Steamboat Rnrned.

VICKSBURG, Miss, April 4.-The steam.
boat Gilbert, which came off the dock but
yesterday, was burned at her landing to-.
day. she was owned at Evansville, and
was valued at $4,000. So far as known
there was no insurance.
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Bark Burned.

PAsCAGOULA, Mss, April 4.-The Aus
TRAN bark Teyere, partly loaded with lum-
Der, has been burned off Horn Island. She
is a total loss. The fire was caused by the
explosion Of the clbln-lamp. The crew
we're saved
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Died OF Her Injuries.

DETROIT, Mich, April Mrs. Upright,
a young woman shot at stanton, In this
State, by her husband, March 1871, died yes
lerday, having lived fifteen days after being
shot through the brain.
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Fire i'm Brunswick County.

PETERSBURG. VA, A pri 4.-Thc fine fam
lily residence OF Thomas +. Divie, in Bruins
wick county, was burned Yesterday with
Its contents, the family barely escaping.
The loss is over $1,000; insurance. 81 800.
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Heavy Irish Emigration 10 The United
States.

LoNDON. April 4.-Tne steamer Austrian.
from GLASGOW, shipped l23 Young men aud
women, OF the farming class, ~ Galway bay.
A. emigrants for The United states. Prepa-
ratiOns for emigration are being made
throughout the county. \ steamer will
call at the same port forlnghtIy for pas.
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I loIir.

F1our-Litlle better feeling. We quote Fine
t3MS3.50; extra, $3.50; suuerhne, s3.7JGsf.JO;
common family. S5.75Gs6; choice or patent
family, S7.5OaSs; stanton inspection, extra,
s5.JO
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ICE.
ICE! ICE!! ICEl!.
ICE FOR FAMILIES,
ICE FOR RESTAURANTS,
ICE FOR CREAM SALOONS.

Having secured an abundant sspply, am pre-
pared 10 furnish ICE OF the best quality rhEoy Gil
THE SEASON To families and TO larger buyers Al
prices 10 suit customers.
| win also keep lot OF ICE at my woodward,
corner OF Main ana Belyidsre streets opposite Mon
roe Park. from which Ia accommodate the retail
trade and cases OF emergency.
Ny friends and the public generally are respect
fully requested 10 send IN thtir orders at once lbs
postal or olherwise. stating number OF pounds anc
when shall commence leaving 10. for them.
A. j. BLACKBURN,
once Main aud BeIyidere streets.
NH Ia.oawtAI3O
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Riet In Ireland.

DUBLIN, April The details OF The riot
at Ballaghaderin on Saturday show that The
people attacked ibe police, who were obliged
To fire in self defence. TWO Of the rioters
were Killed and lbirty-iwO wounded, four
so badly That they are not expected TO live.
one policeman was killed and several were
severely injured by stones.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

mocpAr. hpTn 4, 1901
sALEs-2O shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock
at 7z', 20 do. at TN 20 do. at 72, 10 do at 72K,
\ n ia
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Influential LandLeaguer Arrested.

Of the RoScommon Heraid, who was ar
rested n BOYLE last week on a charge OF
Intimidation, i one OF he most active and
Influential Organizcrs OF the Land League.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 4. 1851.
SALES.
WUFAT.-NfiNed. 200 bushels good AZ II %; 244
bushrl. common at $l.20. Fuiz 90 bushels good
ats I2l.
CORN.-Whiie. 92 bushels common At 5Oc.; 1872
bushels very good aud prime al SIC VI Xed, 2j4
bu she's very good ~ 56c.
OAT>.-40 bushels prlme sprn- at soc. 3s bush
els ~. spring al 4sc
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Lynchnurg Passenger Train, No. A. Daily.
] cave Observation-Disclosures. g:3OA AM
Arrive burbe'le''''..'''.... ....,..,..ll:33 A. NJ
Train No. ii connects at Burkeyille with Attain
tie, Mississippi and ohio railroad for tarmyille,
Lynchbury, aud all Southwestern pOiUts.
Trains Nos. AZ and AZ connect al >uhern's with
Milton aud Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for
Milton.
Tram No. AZ connects at Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyille and all points
in Western North arOlina.
Trains Nos. 30, AZ. and AZ connect at Airline
junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line rail.
way for ali points South and Southwest. and No.
A. connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points south, SOUTH
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only ut Jetersville, brakes
Branch, Barksdae's. Danyllle, Greensboro, and
Salisbury.
Richmond 4:4S 4. NJ. 1888 A. NJ. ami 7:ls 4. NJ.
GOlasbOro' with Weldon aud Wilmington railroad
Tor Weldon and Wilmington,
PCLLMAN-CAK SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-Washington. Richmond, and
ATLANTA.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
Danville and Atlanta.
on Train No. 42-Washington. Richmond, an d
Danyille, and Danyille aud Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points sOulh. southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No ay-over checks given on LEGAL tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
4. VI. X. 1ALCorT, General SUPERINTENDENT.
IL On
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Accident 10 Duck.Shooiers.

BROCKvILLH. CANADA, April 3 -Early this
morning w. Frazrr, Arthur Wright, and Il
young man from Maitland, name unknown.
went up the river in a skill duck.shoOting.
The boat upset and Wright and the I'M
known man were drowned. Frazer was
found clneing TO the boat, and now lies in
an inscnsible condition.
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LONDON, April 4-Mr. Dillon, in his
speech at Clough Yesterday, abiding 10 The
atiray at Clough. County Mayo, on Satur-
day last, said that four innocent men had
been murdered By the minicns OF English
law. and he expressed the hope that their
blood and the curse OF their children might
rest on the heads Of Mr. Gladstone and Mr..
Forster
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April I-COttOn firm: sales. 2 939
bales npIands. 10 ll-16c. Orleans, 10 10 &c.
consolidated net receipts 1872 bales cXUorts-'o
GIelt Britain. l6.OjJ bales: TO France. 9.lS2
p'lts: 10 the Continent, 1850 bales. Sou bern
nonr fairly active and firm; common 10 far e'tri.
"a. 10 $500; good 10 choice extra. Sj.2jd:7.
Wheat openet 4M 4c. be ter; closed dull wi h the
advance lost export demand ight and nod rate
speculative bu'iness; ungradtd red. Si.19dSi 20.
Corn fairy active and steady; un1raded: 559 9tc.
Oats gale. higher and talrly active: No. 2. Ala
Axe. Hops steady and uncha ged. Coffee un.
changed and mo- crate brf.iness. sugar duh and
mchdngp refined quiet and firm: standard 4,
SIC. Molasses IN far demand aud steaJy. Rice
steady and iairly active. R0SiD dull az 81 70m
Sls0. Turpen,ine dun and weak NJ 421l643c.
Wool declining; domestic he, ce, 35@4Sc.: pulled,
2l@43c unwashed l4d30c.: Texas. l4G32c.
Pork dull and shade easier; Old, Sl5Msl5 %.
MiGdes dull aud shade tower; long clear. rs 20 I;
snort. $500. Lard about Toe. lower and very dull
al 81 |. tIcights slcadler.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-APrIL ), is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YOrs,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & Coz,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers. J. W. McCarrick. agent
Schooner Mary II. SlOckham, Reed. New York via
Norfolk. night, CbesaUcake ana Ohio railroad.
Schooner u. Franklin, -, Boston, light, Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Fessingen, -, Boston, light, Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
: hOoner Louis trman, -, Baltimore, 10 load
hoops.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk United State.
mall merchandise and passengers, l.. b. TatGm,
agent.
Schooner John II. Rapp. Call, New York, mer-
chaudise, Curtis 4 Parker.
scho )ner Murray Vandver Galloway, Baltimore,
stone, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. April 2.-Arrly-d: Schooners James
Phelps, Hckwtll; Robert Center, Curry: seiayawa,
Ross; Monmouth. Anderson q II. Booth. Bennett;
Sarah and Lucy, Bowler; william Ferris. Bentley;
". II. Burrows. Taylor j. l.. Leach. -: Fannie
Tracy, Tiltou: james Jones. liazleion; james T..
Kelsey, Longslreet; and Jacob kenzie, Reed, from
OuTKSsTowN, February ls.-Arrlved: Bark Pc
piia &C.. RI. Tib0iits, IRON Richmond.
PROVIDENCE. April 2.-Arrised schoOners En-.
ma A. higgins, Ryder: X. :. Sewcomb, Benson;
and Newell Is. Halves, Kennedy, from Virginia.
ST. CATHARINE. January 9.-Arrived schooner
Martha 81. Heath, Nichols, nom Richmond.
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CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING AT WAYNESBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS now RUNNING FROM WAYNFS.
BORW TO SHENANDOAH lRON-WORk>.
Commencing December 2, 1850:
Leave WaynesbOro' for
Shenandoah from
Works.......,........ 9:20 A. VI. and $40 L n.
Leave Shenandoah
IrOn-W orks for
WayuesbOrO' ......... 6'2O 4. VI. and 1920 l.. VI.
Arrive st Shenandoah
lrOn-Works ar.... .lliO 4. VI. ard 500 l.. VI.
Arrive at Waynes-
borO' at............... $40 A. VI. and 24o 4.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent,
HagersiOwn. .;
WM 6. MACDOWEi.L. Gen AgeD,,
Phiade pbia, Pa;
CHARLES +. HATCH
General Freight and Pass. Agent,
Dc II Hagersiown. Nd.
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Samoan and Australian AdvIces.

SAN Francisco, April i.-Samlon adj
vices by the steamship City Of New York
indicate the triumph Of the Government
party under King Malicto and the collapse
OF all organized resistance. In the hurrl-
cane on Asbburton river, On the northwest
coast Of Australia. Janulry 9Th and 7,h.
three Europeans and several natives were
drowned and twelve pcarI-fShng boats
were wrecked. The smallpox is still raging
al Honolulu.
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The Liberty OF the Press.

LONDON, April i.-Durng Saturday and
sunday the executive committee OF the
fund for the defence OF Herr Most dis.
matched TO various centres OF The socialist
leaders copies OF the Frejheu, printed in
English and German, cOn'alniDG mani
festO protesting against the suppression OF
the liberty Of the press at the insligation OF
foreign Powers.
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Stringent Measures for Suppression OF
Nihilists.

LONDON, April A dispatch from ST..
Petersburg to The Times says The first
measure established by the new elective
council OF twenty-five has been to invest
the city with a chain Of Cosslck patriots,
with posts OF officers and police on all the
roads, 50 that no ingreSs or egress OF per.
sons is allowed until subjected to a strict
investigation by The commanders Of the
posts. Not even special passports are yet
permitted. A second measure Is now
being elaborated by which every traveller
arriving at a railway station will, after
examination by the police, he handed
over to cabman, who must deliver
him at the destination declared 10 the POI
lice or promptly report any change in the
destination. A third measure was proposed
and vigorously aDpauded at 4 general
meeting Of the 22S deputies composing he
Temporary council, but a. yet the council 81
- has refused to sanction the measure.
which was that certain members OF the
council should take turns in watching the
streets through which tue Emperor might
pass, thus mourning great responsibility
should anything untoward occur. 1t would
be untrue 10 LAY that the councils measures
are unanimously approved in s.. Peters.
burg
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sSy toieSr.LpH

NEW YNRh
NV DIRK. Aptili.- Ny0p.-SiOrhq weak. Money
o. ".f cent. rXcnapg-- .Onp. 4S0',: suor.. 4S3.
Stte bonds duh. except TENNESSEE, winch I've
Governments quiet ana firm.
Er1'tng.-.,Vnes. 4M6 ner cent. Exchange,
iS0. GOytrnment quir, and 'irn: new -, lOz !;
new ~, ll2t: new a.. | 49,. States lnll.