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EntnIRnilronh Accident.

OGDENsBCRG. y. Y. August l3 "A terri
BILE accident occurred on the Grand Trunk
railroad at . o'clock tbi. morning, which
resulted IN the instant death OF the engi-
neCr and serious wounding u the fireman,
the baggage master, and two express mes.
sengeTs. and various injuries to a number
OF passengers.
The trai1 was the 10 p. NJ. express from
Montreal 20 Toronto, ana consisted OF six
Pullman slcepers, four first and second
class ears, and a postal express and bag
gage. car. The ears were well filled with
returning eXcufsiOni,ts from Montreal, who
were nearly all asleep. The train arrived
at Pre,cOtt's Junction on time. The Ottawa
sleeper was there attached 10 n. After lelY-
ing Prescott there is down Grade, ard soon
the train was going fast. An obstruction
was encountered, and The locomotive jump
I'd The track, carrying the tender, baggage,
mail, express, smoking and two passen-
ger.csrs with it. They ran on the ties fully
a thousand yards. when the engine went
down an embaukmeni the tender passing
by together with the eXprCss-car, and land
ing on the other side OF the track. The
baggage.clr went still further on, and the
body was thrown OF alongside a fence.
In fact every err, except the sleeper, were
thrown upside down. The express car
was smashed into kUding-wOod, while
nothing remains Of The tender but
a few pieces OF iron. II Is truly
wonderful how the passengers escaped
instant death. When the passengers
recovered from their fright 4 search
was made for thoS" who occupied the for
ward cars. Engineer John a. HOWarth, Of
Montreal, was found with his arm
around the whistle Of the locomotive, hay
ing blown il twice before he was Killed.
Tie fireman, William Taylor, Of Montreal,
was discovered IN field alive, but
/ inSensible. Robert Scarlet, Of Montreal,
| baggage. master, was also in>cnSibic but
soon recovered His shoulder was
di,locItcl and his arm spraned. How
the two express messengers, Arthur King,
Of Toronto, and William Mackenzie, Of
Hamilton, escaped with their lives, Is
Mystery. Their ear was crushed 10 Spln-
tiers. ana Mackenzie. though injured him
self, baycly rescued bis partner. Both
we're Injured internally. The sccond-clasS
passengers were badly shaken mp. They
a.c.Upd through the windows Of the upset
cars. A French woman threw her two
children through a window, first breaking It
with her hand, and cutting her,elf severely.
$. p. Hair, u Colbep, Mich, was injured
In the back and internally. Oth'r~ su'-
famed sprains and bruises. How iacrc oc-
Cured 80 few casualties Is iucXpiicibIe,
seeing the condition 0i the wreck. The ac.
cideut was caused by COW.
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burned to a Crisp by whiskey,
IFrom the Pittsburgh Post.I


John slvillc. the Allegheny man who
drank three quarts OF whiskcy on wager
the other day, died yesterday at the West
Penn Hospital. The body was removed 10
his late home, on Howard street, Allegheny,
where three physicians held pOstmoriem
examination last evening, makioga horrible
discovery. They found that his stomach,
and in fact the whole internal organism,
mad been burned to q crisp by the large
onaniiiy Of whi,kcy he so tooi>hly drank.
This terrible condition Of bis internal sys-
tenn caused intense suffering while poor
Sayille laid at the hospital, snd finally re-
suited in his death. He was only twenty
four years Of age, and was a very stout
young man up 10 the batter part oil last
week, when be made The fatal w'geF. HIS
father is at present IN inmate Of HE Sol
diers' Home at Dayton. OHIO, and his bro
ther lives in Allegheny. Tue latter threat,
ens IN prosecute the salOon-keeper who soll
John the liquor. The attending physicians
consider the case Il remarkable one.
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,ne indian Atrocities In New Mexico

DENVER. Col, August l3.-A special OF
Yesterdays date to the RepUJlicqH from
Mccarthy, New Mexico, says: Couricrs
have lust arrived from la Slyoye rancho,
forty mile, FROM here, with intelligence that
Lieutenant Guifoyle had reached there last
night. They found two men dead. and
learned that three women had been
carried off captiyes. Lieutenant Gull.
foyle had two fights with the In
dians very recently, aud captured c1us!d-
cradle stock. besides routing them. The
troops in the 6cld have been travelling
night and day. and are very mucn failgued.
Franci, Doran, OF CAMBRIA, is here with u
large party 81 MeXicaus, but without arms,
and a. X, the Government 10 furnish ammu-
milton that they may al once commence Op-
erations against the Indians. The ho>tlle-
are between IA Say0ye aud the Dahl noun
tains. Troops are being sent from Monica
snd Ayera to intercept them, and 70 =
thought they will succeed IN doing 50.
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virginia News Items.

The Meckienburg Democrat says the
sumac trade is becoming quite a matter OF
interest in BoydtOn. MesSrs. Hatchett N
Brother have purchased IN TO this time
$4,000 pounds.
The Manassas Gazctte says Judge Z. ii.
FiLbueh, lady, and sister, OF Richmond
were here on Monday last on their way 10
Fguquier on visit TO Mis-. Fiizhugh's
relatives.
The Blue ridge Echo says: " Mr.. {: &
Bucker HIS been nominated by the ke'
adiusters OF Orange county for the House
Of Delegates. We admire bis pluck, but
don't think much Of his judgment"
The PiHsyivania Tribune says John Gle
ments fcOlored) knocked few teeth out Oh
Reuben Hoppins's mouth this week with a
bottle Of whiskey.
Valuable white glass sand has been found
in vast quantities near Greensyilie, Augusta
comfy. This sand is within ball mile oil
The Shenandoah Valley railroad.
Tx Governor Kemper is so improved in
health that he will probably be able 10 rem
der unusually effective service IN the com
ing campaign.
The Democrats OF Washington county,
Va. have nominated COnnally +. Trigg lor
the senate, and II. III. Hamilton and NJ. NJ
Morris for the House Of Delegates.
The Democrats OF LOudoun have noml,
mated George L. Plaster for the House OF
Delegates.
Robert II. Hoge is appointed postmaster
al LAFAYETTE, Montgomery county, Va
neyal Walker and General Terry made
slirrIpg speeches at wytheyille on Monday
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
,,xysS OF DR.. C0CnRAN--ATrEMFrED
rIR2.- lllNte' " ..,..Sn,,r rrc

u1NgsS OF DR., COMMUNICATIVE
FlSA S,-tcIpE--PERsoNAI., ETC.
.,.,,lence or The Richmond Dispaich.l
IV'''' AuGUsT 10, 1881.
r,o hurning OF the property OF Mr.. a..
~ four miles south OF Cbarloties.
W. : ropaT,ed here this morning. Mr..
WIZ IA. had established for some years a
tV'V hnx mandatory, In which was a
gislS. Snoinc and all the appurtenances re-
ST. ~ turn cut boxes rapidly. The en-
9uNsd been az work yesterday, and Mr..
kl', was right in the midst OF hlling
fo,' Tor boxes aud for packing his own
olV,' ION. About O'Clock this morning
g''f M, NaS discovered TO be on fire, and
iuy .,vthing could be removed The DIRE
1''' .s,o-8 snch headway IS 10 be entirely
D'v --oct,ol. Tue shops, courthouse, smoke
~ tcs.house, and every other building
b'", Tho dwelling. was destroyed. EX-
tN..t. The dwelling TO be burned, every
50. removed from Il; but II for
tu'". bv rroyideniial inierposition was
'U'"i The loss IS about 50 600 actual, aud
saw" .,rrc,iye loss perhaps much more.
INC .,,,,fn and critical illness OF DR..
ueorv Cochran last night gave great I'M
heu,. "a bi, fucnds. Al one tiu.e Il was
.rrnaal flat Nt " - " NNA h'NfNNA .
az ',,,.i during the night, however. and
hi u, Wriilngl, pronounced out OF imme-
a S,' NJ, danger. The disease with which he
o''' .,,scSrd closely resembled cholera.
W., william MaedSga, baker employed
u. usr,nsgle, went 10 PoindeXttr's
" - last night to get some laudanum,
S rPi,b ,bc c'erk refused bim' as he susPi,,
W. 1,,perstc intentions on the part Of
SS,~s He then went 10 Willis Il Gel
.'... where be procured an ounce OF
isr3,rnm. and immediately placed the bot
~. ~ 80 hi, np> and swallowed the entire
e,,,rois before the persons 10 the store had
;.il, Of bis intention. He was imme.
I....', ialtn in hand by friends and walked
,Sror.bou, the night until the effects were
I'm m. lie was all right this morning.
Ms. .lchuella Nassey's daughter OF Audi
ear V9,,cv1 funeral, which took place on
Teur,diy. vas attended by large con-
r,,.-.e 81 ,ympsthziug friends and neigh
t,-. Mr.. Massey has the universal SYM
r,,ty 81 this community in his domestic
5F,.ii1p,. which are heavy. our.
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a Citizen Of Richmond in YankeeIand.
SUMMIT OF MOUNT WASHINGTON, !

August 10, 1881. !
Editors Of Dispatch Our party Of fifty
tourists. under direction OF Mr. w. l..
Stork, OF Baltimore, arrived here this eve
ming at ca O'Clock. In the company are
forty-six from Baltimore, three from Chm
bersburg, Pa, aud one from Redmond.
There are two routes for ascending the
mountain, one on the east side by stage
road and the other on the west side by a
railway. We came up 10y the railway. The
average grade is one foot IN four, but in
parts OF the track it is thirteen and half
inches IN every yard. AS the tourist looks
ahead OF him the ascent seems iearfully
steep. but il is made with entire
safety. over hundred thousand passen-
GERS have been Carried over the railway
Since It was opened TO the public, thirteen
vesrs ago, and not one person has ever re-
celyed an injury. Not as much Can be- said
OF the stage-r0ad leading TO the summit.
Al this spot we are 1898 feet above the sea.
Tonight the temperature is down to forty
two degrees, and the wind Is blowing
almost a hurricane. We hear the tempest
raging without, but our hotel j. perfectly
steady, It's timberS being b0ltcd 10 the
rocks. and then the house Itself made
secure by heavy chains. The establish
ment can accommodate 200 guests, and 1t
seems 10 be full. From this spot the
range Of vision touches five States 81 the
Union snd the principally OF Cansda.
Some idea OF the altitude may bc formed
when it is stated that in ascending we came
into the clouds three or four hundred feet
below The summit. We must sleep beneath
heavy blankets Tonight. We hope to awake
in time 10 view the rising sun, which, from
the to9 o. Mount Washington. Is said 10 he
the most sublime OF all ,pectacles. II l.
bot Justice to gay tbit Mr.. Stork, giving bis
personal superintendence 10 the tour has
made il one OF tue most delightful that can
be imagined. T.
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localities as here. 900
Is ssid that the bell which Il used by
toe Runner Institute, In this place. 4 the
same bell which summoned 10 their seats
the members OF The first House Of Bnrgesses
Oh Virginia, aud Us history from that eatly
period to the present day is in the possession
OF an aged citizen Of this county.
III has been suggested TO the trustees OF
the school that IL be sent 10 Yorktown.
1 heard bar.keepcr say more whiskey
was sold here last Monday tthe day Daniel
and Cameron spoke on the court.green)
than was ever before sold In auy one day
since be has been here. period OF thirteen
years. And yet there was very little drunk.
enneSs noticeable. RoLIA,
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Rifle Team 10 be Orga nized.
Norfolk vlrginian.l

We learn that a number Of gentleman IN
the city-numbering some forty or My
are very DESTROYS Of forming rihe team
aud for this pIrpose meeting OF those In
terested IN the project Is called Tor next
Thursday evening ~ O'Clock at the Atlan-
Tic Hotel. II the club Is formed the Creed
moor rules Will probably be observed, and
number OF interesting matches may De eX'
pected. There are plenty OF good snols
among us, and there is no reason why we
should not be able to develop enough
craftsmanship TO give Norfolk represents
ton in some Of the national rine coh-esii
which take place every now and then,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 1850 Il.
M-Tbe President did not sleep as well
as usual during the early part OF the night +.
After midnight, however, his sleep was re.
freshing and only broken at long intervals.
This morning he has but little fever.
Nevertheless, he expresses himself as feel
ing better than he has done for several
days. Pulse, 104; temperature, 100 10 !;
respiration, 10. ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
TEMPERATURE FALLEN DEGREE AND a HALF.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 13-12:30
L. M.-Tbe President has been cheerful
and easy during the morning, and his tenn
perature has fallen little more than de-
gree and half since the morning bulletin
was issued. The wound is dischargiDg
healthy pus. HIs pulse is now 102; tempe.
nature, 80 . 10; respiration, Is.
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
FRANK HAMILTON.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN AT $50 P. NJ.
EXECUTIVE MANsION-G 30 +. M.-Since
the last bulletin the President has continued
10 do well. The afternoon fever has been
half a degree less than yesterday. AT the
evening dressing the appearance OF the
wound was improved. The discharge OF
pus has been adequate, and its character is
healthy. At present his pulse is 104 tenn
perature, 1907; respiration. 10.
ID. w. BLISS,
+. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
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Lives Lost by Disasters 60 steam
Vessels.

WASHINGTON, August lathe super
yi.ipg Inspector General OF Steam-V Vessels
reports that during The fiscal year oi lso0-
,Si there were 26S lives lost Of the pa,sen-
GERS and crews upon merchant steam vessels
If the United States from explosions, 1res,
collisions. snags and shipwreeks. accident
al drownlngs, and miscellaneous causes.
Amone those lost by shipwrecks are ~
eIuded the victims Of the disasters OF the
Clty Of Vera Cruz and the City OF Alpeua-
lbs persons. Compared with the previous
wear there has been an increase Of ~ Ia th'
number o. lives lost
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MARINE INTELLIGENCb.
-ATrRF ALMANAC FOR MONDA
poRr III RICmMOND. ACsrsI Is, lssI.



ef,ale.bip Manhattan. Kelly, view YORK, merehan-
a - au1 passengers. q. ". Alien 60.
steamer ranits. Nelson, Phihdeipma' merchan-
disc and passenger. !. v: Nct africa AGENT
steamer IiE,r LILY, Nalifai, thlchthomlbI'
r,t1 Iortj. ijatchj, lever, Boston 10 ballast. to
lolo f0f 1870 Grade 40 -ui
-ctosner Gases Ames, sherman. Philadelphia,
e' e.,.,o1rr George n. fIoyt, Hubb,rd. Baltimore.
glaGo. Richmond ana Alfghs1y r1ilF4s1' ,,....
schooner Thomas j. Btni0l. Miller Fhuadelphie'
coal Charles H. Page ,,,
schooner henrietta timmohtf hDdff't' LullAH'i-
phla. eOa Charles u. PaKe. , ,.-,,
>chol aer A. 4. COIN, t2ambtr', Philadelphia
'o Sahoa sti'' wiin VI. wilson, Bragg Phlhie-
Dhft, coal. r T. Marphy. - -, -,
SrhGOuer Annie =. 6atsi., Ga.AiH NJ" l"tN'
lfop. Otd DofplnlGn Iron. tld Ntil.Nork
~rh00usr Ben jamln .. Elsxs. llh-h We" horA,
me s.s audi.c, Curtis g ~ k.r
schoouer setssa~a. znlsf Ne" forS' merchAn-
i'se sSr.s JAM M.s.n Brown Boston Iron.
Richmond and Dluttn" baiir'sp ,ih ,Ahl. A..
scf.ousr Mary ,. gr,'udr, ---, NJ sport News
"S''' N''''' sAlLED.
s,s,psr Ariel. Ga ri, hodok, rnited stAsA
mail, merchandise and DasseusTr'' l. - ia'a"'
''s56ooner Amelia Heaga. Bell, dam The river
'<''' ui.uow, BOUND en-.
Tug Ajax. with norwegian bars vingolf Tai.ss.
SCI IN ballast, fgom NeWry' lre-nd' ana 'e'e1''
scnooneus "a iys.
MsrOaANDA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lZh seh9"ht a 80
A Garrison. Corssu. from Richmond. tlsaf.S
I'm schooner T. = VI lea. 1lDay, sn' h'"~ .
Miller. Met srty. ~ Elchmon1. on. An.
WV YoF4- a rived 1873: schooner Ei<@ M,
-" p.s4sn elcbmona. Ns. Tor Nfuafk ava
schooner IA. ~. GoOfTe,. s4irsi T.; hs,sS,'
Huniley: +. n. hopAins. Pfe''hni' 80 eSs-
| land charley Wc0isey, Loags'rec'"-Ah ir"h VIZ
gina .,,.., 81. . g.i,,,,fe, E,ntaa T.
/ tARpfNRs. 81 sailed Nh StAv"uf AANA-@ -
/ Ilsrf Datf. tur Kichm0nd. - p.r
| RoedAxD --Sailed jth >eho"nT S'Sspo ~"
/ weii. Wioa.ld. Tor KichmOna.
| sPOaGN.
-. uauseu tS0r.h frcn t.ysrpoo. fof
p,shi..,a Va July 29sB. latitude So l0nEsadS o.
By telegraph.
NKw YORK, August i3.-Arfoed, sl sAin.a
srihs oder City OF L0ndOD, Ara. "! .. 49,
g.h De aware, May Bartlett, y WV w.. - -.
4 ,.,1k Arrived oat steamers Aofi&ue, 1890 49,
sls sTs, freed, Hampton S0ars, Hannah a"a @e''
Sgftan star
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Texas Items.

GALVESTON. August l3-A special from
San Antonio says Laren G. Pomeroy alias
Charles l.. Royal was arrested here yester.
day charged With appropriating valuable
letter while postmaster ut Hebron, Iud.
John WilkerSou, who bad been arrested
as accessory to Neal WiIkerson and Albert
Smith in the Brentwood stage-robbery,
was discharged from custody to-day and
placed under bonds to appear as witness
against the principals.
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SARATOGA, August 13.--'rhe first race
three quarters OF q mIle--TuscaIoosa won
Perplex second, Lost Cause third. Time,
1:i6
Second race, II miles. This race was the
greatest piece OF baDdicapping ever seen In
America. There was 6ity-three pounds
difference between the top and lowest
weights. Cbeckmate carried the top weight
n3l poundsJ and JewelTy the lowest (7s
pounds). The race vas won by Check.
mate; One Dime second, Dank third, Time,
1861.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sr rELEenArm TO THE DusrArom.
Slow bat steady Improvement I'm the
Presidents Condition Reported.

Loss OF Life During the Past Fiscal Year
Resulting from All Kinds OF Disasters 10
Merchant Steam Vessels iouring- Mills In
1t. Louis Destroyed by Lightning FriRhtruI
Railroad Accident Near OgdensburE, n. Y. ;
Wonderful Escape OF Many Passengers from
Instant Death-CTimes in Texas-NiOre In
dian Atrocities in New Mexico -Inieresting
Foreign Events, &c.
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CoIIege-S,uden,s Dreamed.

PoUGHKEEPsTE, N. Y, August I3.-The
two young men who were drowned here
last night were +. NJ. Marks. OF Rome, Ca,
and &. NJ. Cresswell, Of MebanesvilIe, n +.
C., both students OF Eastman College. The
bodies have not yet been recovered.
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The whitaker Case.

WASHINGTON. August l3.-Judse- Advo.
cate. General Swami has concluded his ex-
animation Of the proceedings and verdict
in the Whitaker case. and his summing up
il now ready for the approval or dissent Of
the President. Until the President has acted
in the matter its tenor will remain a subject
OF conjecture
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 10, 1881.

f6t bushels verv good a. s1.32; log bushels rood
AZ q .2S 20 sl.3O; 30 bushels fair AZ sI.27: 19S
ea bS ea D,,ns and NV 70 80 LsseAsss
bushels very good At sl32; SAG bushels good 81
81. 80 sEd OIL 81: 400 bushels common 10 fair at
good at 1851; 90 busnels very good NJ also.
Fa,z, 20 bushels prime - 81 SO: go bushels very
si27: I'ess bushels nalr a, si.23 10 tf,2S:
1873 bushels common Al 81 10 81. 90.
I0RNs-Whte, 1866 bushels prime az 67c-.
els prime a. $50.
OArs.-22 bushels prime win,er AZ Sic; l7S
spriug II soc "a boshels prfme sprlne ~ f9c.:
10 bns heis very good spri0g at 4se.; 81 BUSHELS
good spriBg at 47c.
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Flour.

Fiour-We quote Pine, t36f3.5O: extra
~ 'gpcrbne, s3.756s4.50; common family,
s6.Z5ms6 so; choice or patent family. 81 .5Odate
stanton inspection. extra. 80; snpsTfins, $50
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The Baptist Publication Society receives
many such applications As this from needy
ministers who cannot afford to buy books.
There are many good people whose shelves
are loaded with good book, Tor which they
have no urgent Use. Thee folks might
with ease and pleasure respond 10 such
calls II am Baptist ministe" and am
not able 10 buy such books a, / need. /
am pastor 81 little church away M here
in the mountains Of Virginia. Ny people
90 not handle money, hut pay ne In cora
and meat and such things. My dear
brother, please ask some Christian friend
TO help noe 10 few books. | would not
bee for them, but cannot buy them. |
never went 10 school out very little in my
life. am in great need Of books. await
your answer win much anxiety. Phdl-
deipAia Times.
Mr.. Recompeu,e Sherry Murphy and
wife, Of sandy Springs, Adams county,
Ohio. celebrated the Gfiieth anniversary OF
their marriage at the old farm home on
THURSDAY, August 4th. They have bad
eight children, and representatives ~ four
generations OF the family were present at
the Tenni0n, the youngest beng great
grandson three years Of age. Among the
guests were three persOns-tWO ladies' anu
genlleman-Wbo attended the marriage
ceremony bali a century ago.
Mr.. John Roach contradieis a report pre-
yailinp i'm New York on Thursday that he
had been offered another mail contract by
Brazil, and was to build three new steam
ers for a new line. lie SAYS he Withdrew
because he could not make II pay, and ha'
no disposition to again attempt TO compete
with the British lines in successful opera
| ton.
The State Of SOnth Carolina has enar
tered the steamer b. $. Ford, Of this city
for five DAYS to carry the South CAROLYN
militia 10 the Yorktown celebrated.
, A letter received from Lebanon, RusseI
county, Va, Informs Us that a large porto
OF the remainder OF the town OF Lebano
! vas burned last Thursday Scott Bqahei
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
The Lanfl Ri.

LONDON, August l3.-The House OF Lords
last night insisted on most Of its amend.
ments TO the land bill.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gladstone
said that In consequence OF the action OF the
House OF Lords in adhering to its amend
ments be did not propose to ask the House
to consider the amendments to the land bill
on Saturday, but be would ask them to do
81 IN Monday
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lspERTAKRRs,

IOSEPH W. LAUBE, vv, go
" FUkNishiSv = t ,tsShp SIN syrs.
KICnNOSD. VA. .svs
WOOD AND Mkt ALLIG H1hlAe-1~'""
.,A Al; ,hings requisite a. LOWEST kAtss a
TeaegrsIshle ard o asiTy 9fdggS seiFiisa' opN
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Gnmbettagn
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, August 10. 1881.
SALEs.-Sl0O Virginia consols at 81; 800
United states a. at ll6il; 30 shares Richmond
aud Allegheny Railroad stock At 81, 90 do. al
53L; 20 shares Petersburg qnd Weldon Railroad
stock AZ 81, 10 do at 32, 20 DO. at vs. 10 do. At
32,, J. do. al 32b.
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The PapaIGunrantecs.

LONDON, August l3.-The correspondent
OF the Times at Rome saws Cardinal Jocka-
binP, the PIpaI Secretary Of State, has sent
circular To the nuncios in regard to the
recent meeting in Rome to urge the aboll-
tlon OF the Papal guarantees, the purport
OF which may be Judged from the fact that
the Pope has openly stated that he conSid-
erS the speeches made at the meeting a
greater offence GgaGs, the Church than the
disturbance M the removal OF the remains
OF Plus lX., inasmuch as the abolition
m citing insults were directly and with im-
puniiy leyelled at the living POntlff ia his
own person Is the bead OF the Catholic re.
g'on and a, a sovereign guaranteed by the
allan law.
Gambetfa Indignant.
PARIS. August l3.-M. Gambetta address
ing private meeting OF his constituents,
Indignantly denIed that he bad ever aimed
at the dictatorship. I'm regard 10 The for.
cign policy Of France, be urged that France
should select none IN particular in the Eu-
rOpean concert, bu; should stand equally
well with all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-14
Nomination of Candidates for the
Hnnsn OF DeIegafes.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA, August l3.-The Con-
sentative party Of Rockbridge today in
convention assembled nominated II. K.
Dunlap and Hon. W. b. f. Leerch for the
House Of Delegates. Excellent nomina
tion1