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Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nav .0.-The steam.
ship British Queen, from Liverpool, re-
ports that when five DAYS ont she fell in
with the wreck OF the German bark Norma,
from Savannah for Berwick on Tweed =,
with cargo o; pltcb.pine. The Norma
had been dismaniled In a furious gale
on the 7th OF MAY, and was rolling,
water-logged, with ten feet OF water
in her hold when sighted by the
Queen. The crew OF eleven men had
worked mansally at the disabled pumps to
keep the ship sfoat. and were nearly ex-
hausted. Captain Barnacker, OF the Norma.
asked 10 be iOwed into Liverpool, hut this
being impossible, he asked for help to put
his vessel 10 good condition. An examina-
ton revealed the fact that she was in dan
gerouS condition, and her crew refusing TO
stay longer with her, was set on fire and
burned TO the waie's edge and sunk. Sue
was in the course OF vessels sailing from
Liverpool.
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Forty COngress-SpeciaI SEES
sion of the Senate.
WASHINGTON. y

w ARLINGTON, May ~, 1881.
Mr.. Bayard, OF the committee appointed
to wait upon the President to ascertain
whether he had any further communication
to make to the Senate, reported that the
committee bad performed lis duty, and that
the President bad stated that he had no
further communications TO make. There
upon Mr.. Pendleton offered a resolution
declaring when the Senate adjourn to-day
il shall stand adjourned sine die.
Mr.. ingalls, objected TO the present con-
sideratiOn OF the resolution, and IL was laid
aside for the time being, liable, however, to
be called up at any moment.
The Senate then, at l2:10, went into Exc
cutive session.
When the doors were re0Dened the Senate.
at 5:l5 p. NJ. on motion OF Mr.. Pendleton,
adjourned sine die.
Contrary to the usual custom, no Prosi-
dent pro tenn. was elected.
The Vice President was absent from the
chamber when the adjournment took place,
the chair being occupied by Mr.. Harris.
Owing to the fact that up TO the moment
of adjournment the Senate had remained in
executive session, there were no spectators
in the galleries, and the usual scenes at.
tending a sine.die adjournment were miss.
ing. Senators INDUCED in the usual hand
shaking and weII-wishing, and in few mo-
ments the chamber. which had been the
theatre of so much excitement during the
session Just closed, was deserted.
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ConkIing Men in Better Spirits.

CONKLING AND PLAT WILL TAKE THEIR
CHANCES OF REELECTION BEFORE THE eau.
Gus.
ALBANY. May 20.-The Conkling wing Of
the Republican party seems 10 be strength
ened in spirits this morning. The change
is attributed to the action OF the President
Yesterday. They now say the caucus will
be held next week, and that every Republic
can must attend il and abide by lis decision
or suffer Reputation at home. 1t is also
stated that Conkling and PIatt Will be cam
didates before the caucus, whatever the re-
suit may be. Their friends declare that to
ignore them will be TO read them out OF the
party. which will not be permitted. On
the other hand the Garfield men stand strong
in their determination against The reelection
OF the ex.senators, and still insist that they
will not attend any caucus.
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A Dakota Mine.IfOrrOr.
A "CAyE" AT THE GOLDEN TERRA Nj
MANY LIVES LOST.

A HCANE AT HE IEkkA MINE
MANY LIVES LOST.
DEADwoOD, ID. r., May 2O.-A "cave "
occurred at the Golden Terra mine, Terra
vile, at O'Clock last evening. Thirteen
nelson's were in the mine. The night-shift
OF 60 men were just coming on, but
ONLY about % had entered the tunnel,
when large mass OF earth fell in
at distance OF nearly 200 feet from
the mouth, tearing and throwing down
timbers at q fearful rate for 100 or 200
feet. One man, named Thomas Green, was
thrown By the conclusion OF air nearly
eighty feet out OF the tunnel ainst
tide.wall OF the open cur, and Killed In
stantlv. Two others were blown right
through the tunnel towards Highland
mine, at Lead City. One escaped unhnrt.
Another was struck by timber and died
last night. Eleven were buried under the
dfbris The "caye" is supposed to be
about $50 feet long, 100 feet wide, and
80 feet deep. and 1t occurred directly
over a large ore.cbamber, completely filling
IL. A large number Of men went to work
from all directions, but the "cave" Is so
extended that it will take some time TO clear
IL away and retimber the tunnel. The men
who were working at the cave heard FAR
lev, one OF the imprisoned miners, taking
last night. He said the tlmbers had fallen
on him, and there was no hope for him..
Loter.-Word has been received that Far
lev and Beatte have been taken out OF the
cave, Que being dead and the other dying q
short time after being released.
Still later dispatches received say that
nine men still remain 10 the mine, aud that
those working to clear away the debris can
talk with them. 1t Is expected that all oil
them will be got out alive this afternoon.
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by telegraph.


NV YORK. Nav 20.-Cotton steady; sales, 1891
bales; upands, 10 ll-l6c.; Orleans, 10 lo-l6c.
wee lily net receipts, GA bales: gross' 1889
bales: exnorts-to Great Britain. 7 J27 bales; 10
tronce. ca bales; 10 the Continent, ) 524 bales
sales. 3,lO2 btles stock, l77.lO6 bales. FLOUR
Snntbern scarce aud shade hrmer; common 10
,,tr extra, &j.l06t5.50; good 10 choice extra
AZ 500 $3.50. Wheat opened aGAc. better. SUBJ
:enuentlv adyancs lost and closed heavy and lower
nngraded req. Sl.lJ@fl.lS. Corn fairly active;
",eaad a shade better. closing heavy and lower
Arm :: No. g. A "a 44Hc. HOPS quiet ana unchanged
oifee duh and nomlnallv unchanged sugar nrin er
am In good demand fair To good refining, 7-lbg
-; prime. 7l1-16@7Ac.; refined IN good de-
nsnd ana firm: STANDARD "a" ysc. Moiasses nrm
and 0ui-t. Rice quiet and steady kosin hrm ~
81 oOm;2.5O Turpentinf easier al 47c. WOOL QUIZ
and defining: domestic fleece, 3l@40c.: pulled
1oI3sc: unwashed, l2@30c. Texas, 12G26c.
P2[k for : n9 aS for ne% MaSe quiet
and unchanged Lard less active, opening hisber,
sne closing firm wi h The advance partly lost aI
Sl1.lOdsl1.lj. freights hrmer.
BALTIMORE
BALrIMoRE. May 2O.-Flour arm and active
Uowrrd-street and western supertne, 80 ooGsa.
extra a .25GS5: fBmiy. IS 5Q@s6 70 :Cily mis-
suIerfne. s3 5G@t4; extra. "A 50@s5; family
90 50@i6 81: RIO brands 90 90; PiLaD,eo tay
nc; :t.r and firm southern red, sI25ds1.30; am
her Al. 2SMSi.3S; SO.2 western winter rei' spot
4 5SfGsi 29e; july, sII7hasl.I7A; August,
n l4Iki Ia, COrn-sOurhern nrm western
bioh.r and sfeady: southern Whlte. bOt. tAtS
aasiar. western white 5O@ lc. mixed, 400 soc I:
Pennsylyania, 5OlGc. Provisions nrm, win fair
iobbing.,rsde demand. Mess pork-Old $3.50 {;
new. SIS Bulk meats-Loose shoulders and clear
rib sides, none Offering; packed, ga ana vac ba-
-~hoplders. Ike: clear-rib sides, loo. hams,
lI@l2c. Lard-Rehned. lie. Coffee dull; RIO
cargoes ordinary 10 fair. S4G N.c. sugar strong
I" A" son. 9Ac. Whiskey dun al slOs9sl.oeh.
Freighis duh.
LOUISVILLE
ror,SvrrrR Nav 90 Flour duh; extra. fS,i1
s3.25: No. l, s5@s5.25. Wheat steady al ~ 10.
corn hrm ut 5lc. Oats In fair demand al }lac.
PORK steady at 1880. Bulk.mcats shade hi2her
shoulders, 80 rib, $3.50: sides 50 80; hacon arm
sboulders t6 10; rib. $3.50; sides, 1915. snsar'
cured, hams, lOA@llac. Whiskey steady al sl'Va
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nav 2o..Eloar heavy; family
s4.sa6s5lO fancy. IS. S0Gs6. Wheat strong
10. 2 red winter, sl.l1@sl ~: Corn strong ant
higher al 4sc. Oats strong at 4O1c. Fork nrm a a
6.5Oafl6. 10. Lard stroag ana higher at %
Bulk meats stronger shoulders. 80 62.; NIB ss 80
Baeop In fair demand ana arm shoulders, 20 81
RIB 1925; sides. s9.62x wniskey steady al y %
sugar drm; nards, I0sg l0Ac New orleans, Iag
esc. Hogs hrm; common ana ishti vf'oVuso
packing and butchers, t5.45@ $3.50.
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A Texas goufl

GALVESTON, May ga special dispatch
from Fort EwalI saws "On Tuesday. while
Mr.. Mccoy, from Gonzales, and his party
were penning some elttle, one Wright and
his party rode up. Wright shot and killed
Mccoy, whose patty fed, leaving the field
in the hands Of the Wright party. \ man
named Pellet was found dead in the lake
some days ago, and james Moore j. sup
posed to have hren kill d. They belonged
to Wrghl's party. which has Instituted a
reign Of tenor throughout that section OF
country. Much trouble Is anticipated by
the authorities"
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CBlsAso, May 20.--FIonr steady and unchanged
mnsa' unsettled and generally higher: NO. 2 tn.
cazo spring, fl.04@4f.04f cash, $I.O4kd3I p4x
June Torn unsettled and generally lower: 44kc
sssn' 4ys@44c. May 4246542lc June. Oats sc.
i've, nrm and higher: 37tG37hc. cash, 3alc.
ynne. PorR frmer but not aaos biy hi cher as a.
Lard s.rong and higher at $40 7sdsiO.77,1. Bulk.
meals ncuye. nrDi, and higher: Shoulders. AZ 40 /.
changed. ' IN" W.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, Nav 20.-Fiour steady and firm.
wheat opened steady fId closed active; No. Mil.
wauEee, cash and May, tl04 June. 81 .O5. Corn
nrm.r: No z. 43tc. Oats dull: No. 3. 3skc Pro-
Visions higher Mess PORK. 81 10 65 cash. June. and
JHiv. Lard-Pr.me steam. s10.S5 cash, June and
July. Hogs higher at t5.sJ6s5 30.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May 20.-Cotton-Net receipt $50
oales' gross $50 males; futures irregular closing
FIRM sales, LOB 600 bales; MAY. sl0.649sl0 So 7;
June. 40 69Gfe.70 July. &9.74G&9.76: AuYnst.
~. 79@s9.e0: September, s9.4sTt9.49; October,
slO.Osd $40 10; Noyembe-. 70 9s@sl0: Decem.
Der. S9.9e@sl0; January, siO.0sat1O.l0; Feo-
ruayy. fl0.I9Gsl0.2l.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. Nav 2O.-The POSTS financial article
GAO L. vi edition. saNs: tnit,d >taleS honds are
strong at unchanged prices exc pt Iog the 1. which
are dp Z. STATE bonds are quiet aud firm except
Tennessee 6's OLD, which are own y To 72S. Rail
road bonds are generally strong al an advance Of !.
~ IL pr cent. The stock market IS all higher to-
day. From The opening unil noon there was an adj
vance OF to 3s the leaders of The rise having been
Northwe,t. Canada Southern. Michigan Central,
Lake shore. New York Central. ~ Paul and Oma.
Ia, Hannibal and II. Joseph Central Pacific.
Union Pacific. Louisiana aud Missouri. and &. &.
and !. &. This advance was followed by de-
cline OF AGl2 per cent, The latter Northern Paclhc
| common hut as we write he market IS aga,n adj
vancing. The sOuihwesi ern, Tel, graph. coal, aud
the elevated stocks are comparatively dull to-day.
The money market continues easy. even without HE
large amounts which are soon TO e. me our Oi me
Treasury. Can loans ar To By per cent. time
loans are 2d3 per cent, and prime mercantile pa
per Is 34G45 per cent. On account OF me lncrta-
sing exports of securities foreign exchange contin-
ues weak, and HE leading drawers OF sCriug again
this morning reduced posted rates. the reduction
down 10 4s4M4sih and 4s6G4S6%. Gables are
4S64d4Ss4, ana prime con mercill bills are 1920
1925.
The following quotations were current to-day
at 2:30 Z. NJ. Western Union, l2l4: Western
Union, new stock. 9lS; New York Central,
New YORK. Lake Erie and Western, sos New YORK,
Lake Erie and Western preferred, Oh New l0rs,
Lake Erie and Western second, lOS'f; Delaware
Lackawi anna aud Western. 1854: New Jersey Gem
iral. I04ls: Delaware aud Hudson. ll4s: Readins,
59N: Northwestern, 1909; IT Paul. 1879; wabash
ana Pacific, SO: Wabash and P9clhc preierrtc'
OAK: Union Pacific l24t; VI. X. aud T.. oO!5: Han
nDai aud st. Joseph, S02 Hannibal aud - DO enh
preferred. ll3A ~. lous and Iron Mountain 9 -
Ohio aud Mississippi, 47's. OHIO and Mississippi
preferred. 1927: PJci6c Mai, J7A: &. {. ana
!. C.. 80: NOrh Pacific common. 44a; Northern
Pacific preferrec, S0A san Francisco common a!
san Francisco first preferred. lOS%; Central racine
93%: Rock Island 14j; Chesapeake ana ONO. ~
Louisville and Nashyi e, l0S4; Nashville and Chat
tanooga 90: Ontario and Western, 80; Manhat IN
Elevated, 24i; Illinois Central. I42' t3hadlan
l6616167: Denver and Rio Grande. lOSH: ~
PAU and Omaha. Az; ST. Paul and Omaha pre-
ftrred, 1867: e. z. &. aud l.. ISL Cnlcagp' ~
Louis and New Orleans. 81: Cot. Coal. 63s; ono
Central. 35H; Texas Pacific, ga; Texas Paeihc
l.. e., 500 -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav 20.-Virgnla 6's. cousol'. 81
pasi-due coupons, 964; new l0.40's, Az Bid
to-day
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Mr.. j. p. Murphey, Of Springfield, Tenn,
states the following facts Ny wife has been
suffering With neuralgia and paralysis for
fifteen or eighteen months. She finally lost
the use OF her limbs and bad TO be moved 10
her bed. Notwithstanding the best medical
attention she could not lind relief. also
tried many different kinds OF liniments, but
none did her any good. Happening 10 oe
10 Mr.. w. w. Eekles's drugstore, was toid
by bin of 81. Jacobs OIL, and he insisted
upon my taking aud trying bottle. i ava
so, and by the time she bad used about two'
thirds OF the Oh she could walk over the
house by the aid OF stick. She has been
using IL since, and to-day is able TO get
around anywhere and do all the work about
the house. had very bad attack OF collie;
took five drops internally and was cured at
once. heartily indorse the remedy to be
just what II Is recommended.
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Fence-Law Northumberland.

Especial telegram TO tie DispatchI
NORFOLK, VA, May 20.-There is again
excitement in Princess Anne about the
fence law, and public meetisgs are being
held. Mr.. John Dozier. who lives about
one mile from London Bridge, and who is
a no-fence man. has been run out the county,
leaving bis farm, growing crops, and other
property.
The body OF an unknown nan was picked
up in Hampton Roads this morning.
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HANOVER.
ILLEGAL VOTER ACQUITTED-HUNG JURY IL A
DUELLISG CASE.

ILLEGAL VOTER ACQUITTED-HUNG JURY IL A
DUELLISG CASE.
Correspondence Of the Richm ond Dspatcbl
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. May 90, 1881.
st the last Hanover County Court, Ben
nett Jefferson (colored), indicted for Illegal
voting in not having paid the captation.tax
assessed against bin for the preceding year,
wss tried and acquitted. THIS was the Sc
cOnd trial. At the former there was hung
jury. He was defended by II. W. HobsOn,
E-g.. and Thomas y. Page, Esq, Of the
city OF Richmond, and Msio John Page, Of
this county.
There was hung jury in the ease OF the
Commonwealth against John l.. Saunders,
indicted for sending challenge to Luther
and Fleming Nash to tight duel. | learn
that eight of The jury were for acqutta and
four for conviction. Il.
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Especial telegram TO the Dfspaich.J
New YORK, May 2o.-The Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad and the Ohio Central
railroad have adopted plan Of consoIlda-
ton. The new organization viii have, BY
building line through West Virginia, and
by connection with the Buffalo. Chicago
and st. Louis railroad, now being built, a
through line 10 Chicago and 81. Louis.
giving route shorter In distance and easier
IN grade than any between the Mississippi,
the lakes, and tisewater. This realizes the
highest ambition OF the friends OF the Rich
meDd and Allegheny railroad.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH ro THE DI.rArCH.

Affairs at the National Capital Yesterday
End of the Special Session or the Senatej A
Quiet Adjournment "sIne Die ''--Cenffrma-
ticns In Executive standardization Of
William r. Chambers Nomination rs 40.
Iicitor-Gcnerai-Thc Secretary or state Re-
ports on the Case OF Boynton, Recently Ar
rested In Ireland Colonel Scott Has Re.
lapse Kentucky Crimes-Terrible Mine Dis
aster. In Dakota Territory Railroad Con-
soiidstion-D rownea-A Retired Army on
Ger Dcad-The Situation at A,bany-Fa,ai
Row Among TexasC Cattle. Men, The Franco.
Tunisian Difficulty Garibaldrs Views Re.
garding France and Tunis.
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PROFESSIONAL.

rNHOMAs w. Xix. VI. d., having per.
Il manently located at Prospect, Norfolk aud
Western railroad, Va, solicits from his friends a
continuation OF thar generous support which he has
40 unremitiingly enjoyed for the past 7 IN years.
lie pledges himself, Dec roienfe 10 mako no retro
grade movement. but will serve them As faithfully
In the future as he has dose In the past.
MAY IL, 1881, my i4'zw
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Crime i'm Kentucky.

PADUCAH, KY. Nav 2O.-Special reports
Ben. Cornwall was killed recently by negro
W fe better whom he was attempting TO
arrest. Also, that Sidney Reeves, In Ballard
county, had 20 severely chaslised his boy
that the lad is likely to die.
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~ EosegFapn'

NEW YORK. May 90 Ny0n.-Stocks strong.
Money. o. cent. tXcnange-LOns. Asa; short.
ass. state bonds inactive. Governments quiet and
steady.
Ersntng.-Money. 3di per cent Exchange
1884, GOV. rnmeDts sIeadv: new SIS, l04H; new
avs, l16t: new As. ll7's states active, weak,
aud lower for Tennessees
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MARINE IyTELLIGENCh,

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United State
mall, merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatam
agent.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mer.
chandlse and passengers. GeOrge w. Allen & Co..
agents.
Schooner Cakes Ames. Ednunds, New York, hay
ca. Todd.
Schooner Mama Loa, ChishaB, New York light
TO load -four for Rrazil. Dunlop 4 MeCance.
Schooner Siar-Spsngled Banner, Mullen, George
town, coal. Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Z. III. Valentine, Chambers, New York;
IN nber. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Hattie VI. Baker, Baxter, Boston, coal,
Currie & Co.
ARRIVED AT osBORNE's.
Schsoner Lille Falkenburg, Loyeand, light, I.
Woodbridge.
CLEARED FROM THIS PORT.
From New York May Sih. schooner j. w. Wood
Tuf. Barbour, from Richmond.
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Colonel Thomas A. scott Suffers Re
iaDSe.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-It is reported
that Colonel Thomas A. Scott. who has Of
late been cOnvalescing, has suffered a re-
lapse, and is now in very critical cond-
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f'lour.

Flour-We quote Fine, s3@s3.50; extra. IS. 6j
Ca 500: ,uper6ne, $3.75@S4.50; common family,
$6Gi6 %; choice or patent family. s7.5OmSs;
sisnntoD inspection, extra. 1915 superhne, s5@
1925.
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Brazilian steamship Line DiseOn.
tinucd.

New YORK, May 20.-Roache'S Brazilian
Line OF steamers has been discontinued be-
cause it does not pay expenses, and has not
been able 10 obtain subsidies.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old Jpn.

LOR NEW 1ORh.-Tbe Old Il ~
a Dominion steamship Company 5 assssZx ~
steamers will sail a follows Steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKER. c.trV TUESDAY at
= O'Clock L. ; steamer WYANOKE, Captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock T. VI. steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
AT O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up To l O'Clock Z. VI. for the
TUESDAYS ana iday's steamer, aud 10 q O'Clock
Satur ay evening for sundays snip.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all por 70 north south east
and west: also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, 1880: steerage, IS and
81.
For freight or passage apply TO
G.. w. ALIEN = CO., Agents,
my Gets COmnanyis Wharf Rockets.
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SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL.
TARY. AND OTHER EXCCRsiONsTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, sc.
FREIGHT.

FKEIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
smithheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newbcrne, Washington, ano Tarboro', n. C., and
an points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued l.. H. TATUM,
my II Superintendent.
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PEAN STEAMSHIP 1<fFfh
Ia TICKETS. ssEs11s11
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following drst-cass ocean steam.
Ship lines from Boston, New York, Phlatklphh, and
Baltimore. 10 Europe CUNARD. WHITE sTAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlON, INMAN. AMtR
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN'
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and NrIn'
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. ana BOX.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOSD-CLAssr abd
sTEERAGE IICKErS. to and from all me principal
points IN Europe. Excursion uckeis al redueed
rates. State-roOms secured in ADVANCE. faf re.
gotn1 70 Furore or seDnDg for their friends would
DO we'll TO communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsew here. Railroad and steamship
ada Rates same as at depots aud general ofice'.
No trouble 10 answer questions. Write TO or call on
A. w CARRIER,
General RAILROAD and Steamship Agent
1900 Main street, Richmond Va.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The British Government on Assassin.
atiOns.

LONDON. May 2O.-In the House Of Lords
last night Earl Granville, Foreign Secretary,
replying to a question, said that Russia.
with the support OF Germany, recently
proposed n conference OF the Powers. with
a view to joint action against assassination.
From no sympathy with Nihiism. he said,
her Maiesly's Government declined to par
ticipate in the conference, believing it
would have no practical result, and that for
the Government 10 join 1t would not be
agreeable to either Parliament or the cOun-
try; that the refusal being made, il is more
incumbent on US to use all means which our
own laws put at our disposal for Furnishing
persons guilty Of melting to murder, and
be believed that these means would be found
adeQUate
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. May 20. 1881.

WHEAr-NIixed. 80 bushels very good at 8 .27.
GoRN.-Wnte. 1870 bushels very good al SOC;
40 bushels prime al 59c. Mixed, ~ bushels very
good at jsc
very good ~ sic.
PEAS-2O bushels black at sl22'.; 10 bushels
mi Npd al : 05,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21
Lord Salisbury on the Land Bill.

LONDON, May 20.-Lord Salisbury, speak
ing at banquet last night. and referring to
the land bill. said it would be better that the
House Of Lords should cease 10 exist than
that its function should be merely TO con-
form to the decisions OF the House OF Com
mons. The lords, he said. would treat with
respect any matured decision OF the Com
mons, but there are cases not unknown OF
the House Of Commons being at variance
with the opinions OF the constituencies who
erected it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21
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SUN ME9 RENSpRTY.
TEE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
HAS BEEN LEASED ron TERM or YEARS BY

MRS. ". J. CoLLEY,
Of The Hamilton, Washington. ID. G., and win be
opened under the new management on the lsr or
JUNE for the reception OF suests. No pains or
reasonable expense will be spared to make these
Springs the most attractive and home.like summer
resort In the mountains or Virginia. Its close prox-
UNITY to the railroad az miles), ana connecting
WIN ansrrow-FauFe roao- asordiug guests the conn
,or' ., sepp'hx from one car 10 the other, and In
ten minutes ride will he landed I'm The rpcep,,ou.
room at the Springs. For further particulars. nc.
address at the Springs or The Hamilton. w.sh,ny,
ton, ID. &. MIA .~as.,