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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country produce.

ApDIss Grecu-From s2.Z5 TO 1929 PEI barrel.
1ssSty & Zuc. ? 10.
butter. 'rlu.r ~ choice yellow, 25C, l@u o
good. $50 zoe. -
Tor clfy ml's.
DRUID E1ult. Apples, 26iic.; GacSt Srries, &c.
cherries. l20 ar rasDb~rrieS. 2l6nZ2I
Diseased POETRY --rurAtys. Sd He; ducks. ets
| Ic.; cLrkens aud geese, la DC.
S2US: 2ss
r,sGths,s. Prime hye-soose, 40tGs &C. common.
rs.
PTdEsssd: Al ? DUshv.. -
aav Virginia timothy sl.l56sSl.2O; clover,
SiidSl.lO>
Oais. raled. sl9fl 10.
Potatoes: lrIsn, s2 at2.25 y barrel; T5a. \
bushei. .o -.
Of tops, ACE. "a N.
Lard: tOuHsry. Sc.
Roe: 90G95c. "a 0ushe).
Sxmnc: Prime. 13c.
Shueks 70@s0e.
Baled StrdD: 65a Toe.
ruIloio: 6hg5k.c. y N.
JOOt: Washed, iOGgi2c.; un~isned, 60 q soc
BURY wool wiz bring IRON 10 Be. a 70 'esa maj
| above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: kosesaai,. si409sI.o0 y barrel
James River, tl.S0@sl.40.
LIME: Agricultural, SO l0c. n bnsrei; Rocs)AJ
I.15eafI.Z0, according 20 quantity, Jsmss
| trnt shingl, Sl.23. Gisnn's Falls. 81.
| Pla8ter: Lump, t4.7A; gsoalso, "; c'te:ns
plsster. el.6uasl.Th,
Tar; LAIge slse, eA.oV,
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Ireland.
4 BRUTAL MURDER.


DUBLIN, January IA care-laker named
Collins mas been brurally murdered near
PaFsoniown, in he County Louth. No AZ
rests have been made.
LAwLEsSNESs IL COUNTY LEITRI9 REPORT or
THE LAND COMMISSIONERS.
L0NDoN. January "A dispatch from
Dublin to the Times SAYS The pro-ecu-
ton Of the injected land leagues, and The
pros pect OF repre>slVe measures IN Parla-
meni. have not had any quletiDg effect on
the lawlcss classes in the west OF Ireland.
4 balliff and his wife. aud the wife ana son
OF a tenant, were recently seriously assault
ed at BalinamOre, County Lctrlm, by par
ties OF armed men. For the last month no
petty sessions nave been held AZ BalHna-
more, but the League Court slts regularly.
and il authority l. widely acknowledged.
The three land commissioners, IN their re-
port lent TO the Government, recommend
the abortion OF the Three r. Fair
rents, Free sales. and FlXity OF ten
ure. They admit the principle OF free
con tract. bui intimate that practically such
freedom doe- not exist. They propose maj
rent be fixed by Two arbi rainrS--One repre-
senting the tenant and one representing the
land cbuIt-wrh the power 10 summon an
umpne, il necessary. and tnat the rent.
when fixed, is 10 r. main unchanged Tort
wears They would take away the power
of eviction except for nOn-piyment OF rent.
sub-ietting. OF waste. Occupying tenants
are not 10 be allowed 10 contract them
selves out OF the ACT, but nOD-Cccupylng
tenants are TO be allowed 10 do 20 subject 10
certain limitations; and limited owners
should be enabled 10 sell, the amount OF an
nual piyment not To exceed the present
rent. The commissioners recommending
The adoption OF tue Three rs" are Lord
Besshorougb, Baron Dowse, and Mr.. VIII
liam Snaw, NJ. L. Tue dissenters are Mr..
Kayanagn aud the 0'ConnOr Don"
HE TRALEE LAND-LEAGUERs.
TRALEE. IRELAND, January I'll. has
been decided TO hold the examination Of the
officers OF the TIalee branch o. the Land
League, arrested Yesterday, IN the jail, n d
riot j. feared II they are taken through
town 10 the court. The solicitor and VIII
nes>es refused 10 attend an examination M
town IN the present state Of intense popu-
lar excitement.
THE PROHIBITION OF LAND LEAGUE MEETINGS
LoNDoN, January Tn the House OF
| Commons this evening Mr. Forster, C0ie
Secretary for Ireland, replying 70 Mr.. james
O'Kellv (Home-Ruler). membertnr Ro-com
mon, Justified The recent prohibitions iol
land league meetings. Mr.. O'kclly moved
an adjournment Of the House, apparently
win the intention 10 resort TO obstruction
| Tie protested against The illegalily OF w
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R..rroaa Cow.,rucsscu pur.ng 1880

CmCAao. January 6.--The Raittcuy Age,
In les fort hcoming No. presents summary
showing the mileage OF track actually laid
down In the United States during 1880.
The footiDgs are astonishing. showing that
not less than 1927 miles Of new track were
laid during the past twelve months on at
least 23i different lines. These figures are
greater Than for any year since 1871. and the
mileage IS greater by 81 per cent. than that OF
1879. The AGE anticipates that final figures
will increase the grand total 10 1900 miles,
a mileage greater lban has been constructed
I'm the United States or anv other country IN
any previous year. The total mileage OF the
country Is az. l0i.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, January GA boiler
"a the big puddle-mil OF the Allentown
hohiDg-Mil! exploded at O'Clock tonight,
aalDsSlDg the mill 20 the extent OF 10000,
and Instantly killing John Sbak. aged AZ
years, married, and fatally woundDg Hugh
naiiagber, aged %; Hugh Harrington, aged
10; Patrick Mc1ee, aged 10; James Roari-
", aged 1s; and Charles McCloskey, aged
Is. The following persons were also badly
injured: Samuel Burger, aged 20; James
ssPsfkins. sged %; John Harkins, aged IL ;
William Gibbons. and James Boyle. The
ooiler, which was thirty feet long and three
'eet 10 diameter, was rent in the middle.
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I charge Of Il, owing to.tne continued indfs-
position Of Mr.. Wood. Judge sackner
does not think II can pass.
General Golf commenced work to-day rs
Secretary OF the Nayv. lie was with the
President this morning. The Garfield
managers say he will not he retained In this
position by The incoming President
Mrs. HAYES will receive tomorrow, and
the President on the 18th.
Government receipts to-day were as foi-
lows: Custom duties. S4s6, 400; Internal
revenue fees, s54i, 5ss.
The Foreign ARiirs Committee OF the
House will next week agree upon a Monroe
doctrine report in CONNIE tioD with the inter-
oceanic canal. A number OF leading busi-
ness.men Will appear before 1t.
Mr.. Uutchins. Of the Post, denies most
emphaticalIy that he knew anything OF the
NOrey letter.
There are those here who say that United
states Marshal Fiizsimmons. OF Georgia, Il
in danger Of having his official head cut o.
Senator Hampton, OF South Carolina,
came to-day.
Mr.. Newberry oo-day abused "Per6dioRs
Albion " IN the House.
Senator Bruce will not have place in the
Cabinet.
DR.. Gilmer and Mr.. Russell left for Ech-
mOnd this evening.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to tie Dis
Datcb.l
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, January The President
to-day sent the following among other
nominations to the Senate: Benjamin {.
Cook, collector OF customs for the district
OF Richmond, Va. q. n. Gimer, postmas-
for 81 Richmnnd Va.
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The NCyQ pnsus.

General Walker has no sooner approXi-
mately arrived at the population of the
United States than he goes to work on the
probable number IN 1890. He says be has
made very careful computation, and has
decided that under favorable circumstances
in 1890 the American nation will number
81 Ae- OOO sOuls
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
4 POTTER, Chemist, and Druggists, 500 Wa'ii-
ingtOn street. Boston, aud for sale by all dfue-
gists. Price OF CUTICURA. Medicinal Jelly. small
boxes, soc; large bOXe>. 81. CUTICCRA RESOL-
VENT. the new BlOOd-PuritirT 81 per bottle CT"
TICTRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. zoe. tUIl-
CTRA MID. cINAL SHAVI~G->oAP. l5c.; in bar,
for BARRIERS and large consumers, SOC.
An yndiI6d free on receipt Of price.
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Thomas Deany. Memphis, Tenn. SAYS: have
been af icted for nineteen wears with Psoriasis ana
have spent hundreds Of dOrrs tor DOCTORS and stun
they call blood purifiers. Doctors did not know
what 10 call my disease. / would scratch night
mint scratched myself raw then ii would DRY and
form INFO scaleS. winch would all he scrai cbtd N
next night. ana 50 on. ! have been completely
cured by the CUTICCRA REMEIIES.'
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
COLLINs,S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PIAsTERS.

No other remedy can so quickly assuage The mo
violent parOxysns Of Pain. They distribute through
out The neryou system gentle aud continuous cur
rent OF electricity. which instantly ann hiates PAIN
vitalizes weak and paralyzed parts. cures sorc
I.unes Plantation of the Heart, Painful kidneys,
Livsr.Complaint. rheumatism. Neuralgia. ana
p, .ssxss Oc 30.S&W
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CrTICCRA REMEDIES consist Of CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. for purifying he blood, through The bow
els liver. kidneys. and skin; CUTlCURA, Medicinal
Jelly VIII eh removes dead flesh aud shtn renders
healthy ulcers and old sores. alaNs tniammaiiOn.
UchinR. and irri alton of he SKIN and scalp. and
CrTUTRA MEDICINAL TOLL t. OAP, which re-
stores, whiiens. and beauties the skin. CUTICURA
SHAVING. SOAP J. the only medicinal soap express
~ prepar d for shaving.
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CRrMEs Axlp CASUALTIES.
KslIed.by III. Is.osher.

GALVESTON, TEX, January IA specia
from Dallas says: IN difficulty at East
land on Wednesday John Cautey was shot
and killed by his brother Charles"
| RaseaIiy Express Agent.
| ATLANTA, GA, January 1--E X. Wilson,
| who was alleged 10 have been Knocked on
Monday night last, confessed that he
wounded himself with kGife and then
beat his head WITH a piece OF pine wood and
took the money. He was agent for the
Southern Express Company at West Point.
Fatal RaiIrOad Accident.
NEWPORT, W., January 7.-Maii Train
No. on the Passumpsc railroad was
thrown from the track this morning five
miles south Of here by broken rail, and
badly wrecked. One lady, named Mrs.
Cushing. was Instantly Killed, and isteen
or twenty other persons more or less seri-
ously injured.
Terrible Boiler Explosion.
NEWARK. y. j.. January Two eight
horse boilers in Btlbgeh Il Sons smelling
works here exploded with terrible force at
1890 this morning, wrecking three build
ings and DjnriDg several Others. instantly
killing four persons and wounding three.
Loss, $4,000.
steamer wrecked by Ice, tsse-
CINCIXNATI. January THE steamer FL
dorado was wrecked by moving ice at
Portsmouth. Ohio, this morning and sank.
rhe river has risen suddenly atoye, and
everything indicates a general breakup
within twenty.four hours, which the boat
men fear Will cau.e great damage.
Havana Holocaust.
CIGAR-FACTORY DESTROYED AND SEVEN PER-
SONS BURNED TO DEATH.
HAVANA, January "A fire last night
totally destrO, ed the large cigar manuiac-
tory, "La Exception" of Jose Gener. OF
the persons who slept in the building, ele-
ven are missing. The mandatory was in
surcd in an English company for E40.000.
LGter.-Seven persons persisted in the
fire by which Geuer's cigar mandatory
was destroyed hast night.
Fire i'm n New Hampshire AimshOuse.
THIRTEEN LUNATICS REPORTED MISSING.
DOVER, y. H., January IA fire was
discovered in the man building on the
STAFFORD county farm (AImshOuse) about
i:30 O'clock this DOrning. At the time Of
the discovery the Il INES had made cOnsid-
cradle Roadway and many OF the rooms
were FLIED with smoke. One hundred and
siXty-nine persons were in he building At
the time, and great difficulty was eXpe-
rienced in getting them out, some or them
having to be dragged 20 place OF safety.
Thirteen persons are missing and have
probably lost their hives. Tue loss is eSti-
mated at 10000: insured for 81 0I. II
| the Weaih had not been unusually warm
| the loss Of life would have been much
heavier. The inmate who escaped are now
clothed and sheltered through the gene
rosiiy Of the neighbOrS and citizens OF
| Dover. \ tre-Pnglue sent from Dover,
| four miles away, was unabl" To reach the
scene OF cOntli9raliOn on account OF the
snow on the ground. The fire caught
from the furnace.
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The Indiana Legislature.

IRDIANAPoLIs, ND. January THE Sen.
ate Yesterday elected Viele (DemocraD pre-
sident pro tenn. IL il thought compro'
mise will be made by dividing the Offices
between Democrats aud Republicans.
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Funeral Of EishOp Atkinson.

WILMINGTON, n. C., January THE flu
neral services Of the late Bishop Atkinson
took place TO-DAY. Bishops Whiule and
LYMAN and many of the clergy were pre-
sent. The ceremonies were very impress
slve. and were largely attended. The re-
mains were inferred beneath the altar In 81.
james church.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Janu1ry 7, 1881.
SALES.

WHEAT.-Lancaster-52 nushes goOu nj - q.
Uirsd, 100 Dushel, common at ! %. FuiZ, 800
pushel, al .Os and II - for common and good.
CORN lVhns 80 nu>hes al 0Ze. Tor very good
and prime MttCd. $40 bushels Al o.. for prime.
BLACkENE fEAs,-I6 bushels II zoe Tor
prime.
OATs.-27e bushels at 47c. for prime spring.
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ECZEMA.

i. II. Drake, Esq Detroit. Mich suffered bevond
an description frOu SkIn-di,casc when appeared
ON ms hind. bead. ant race, ana nearly destroyed
hi, ewes. The most careful dOctOTing laled 10 hrI
him and after al had fIi cd he Used The ,C rlCURA
RESOIVENT internally. G1ICURA aud IUIICIRA
SOAR externally, and WIs cured, aud has remained
uericctly well 10 This day.
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IEPROSY.

u. +. Carpenter, Esq. Henderson, y. y. cured OF
T. orilsis Lerrosy. Of twcnlV YEAR Standing by
III CUTI6 Una RESOLNENT internally. and CUTI-
CURA aud CCTICURA SOAP externally Inc most
wonderful case on rcc0rf. Cure certified 10 before
a ia, ice of III. peace and prominent ciizcns. All
icird win Itching and Scaly Diseases should send
10 II : for tnis testimonial in full.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, January THE Posts financial
article saws: At the Stock ExchaI &c We have gen
orally strong markets. UniIed States bonds are
unchanged except the 49,. which are up !.
Railroad bonds a'e generally strong al an advance
of a6p3 per cent. the latter Bloomington incomes.
which are up TO ~. e. {. x !. Z. incomes arr Hp
III per cent. III Boston, Hartford. ana Erie brs,s'
and Iron Mountain second Incomes tach. ne
Stock market is higher aud excepting an interval
of about half an hour between ii AMI IL o'corh .
has Deen continuously strong The largest rise !.
Der cent In Bloomington and Western. the neNf e,
IN Central Pacific. which IS gradually approaching
the pIoper price per cent stock; he next ~
m Delaware and Hudson; the next per cent. IN
We,tern Union telegraph; and me next 10 IN
Delaware, LacEawanna and Western, and Chicago
and Alton. The rtmalnder OF ne nSl mas anVaIr. u
AL. per cent the latter JHrsey tentra. The
Nashville stocks have not moved with the genera
market. Louisville aud Nashville having ruled al
g26 2,td 81 "a 90 80 93, ana kaShylle ana that
tanoOsa a. 67@6S@66h. BY far the largest ou;l-
mesa has been IN Western Union Telegraph. the
specul ion IN which i>a complete puzzle Inc short
inter s. IN IL large and tnd'r- OF me SOCK GET
II carried for nothing. aud commas lon Beside. II
one class OF rum0rs are 10 be bei-ved, Mr Sander-
hi ~ buNing the stock b1ck. nni'nl inst tDe re-
ceipt- keep mp Unexpectedly well WIN Inc ct rates
II another elias are credited, Mr. Nasderbit b -
nothing 10 ID with the movement. ana W u simply
an intermediate turn in Mr.. GOuIds campaign
against ihe stock >iill anOtf'r h'tch % ruWors
credits the movement 10 DOol N "hlch neither hr.
Nanperbi,t nor Mr. Gould has any interest. and
which runs counter To he plans Of each, % tar a.
they have any respecting his stock Tine money
market l. easy at 5ld 4 for cali loans fG5 for lime
oans, ana JMj, per cent. for prime inercanilbe
paper. 7 he banks are steadily gaming In Strength,
aud before long part of he money which hi' oetn
Srut Ia the interior duri the llst three months
will return here. The market for foreign exchange
ir quiet sud steady.
The folio wing quotations were current todaN:
UnueG states per cents. ll2l. hIt, l2'9 aes"d /;
United states a. per cents, IL BID. Us tskch :
Wv Jersey Central, S7s; Ono and MS, i-srp,
9S1: Erie. 49A: Michigan Central. l22; la nibal
aud T. joseph, AZ: Lake Shore. l3lA; Sorihwe,t
iz5l Iron Mountain, 49,; Rock Island, l3I -.
Paul, NE; Wabash, ~. Louis and Pao'nc AS;
WaO.sh. -. Louis and Pacific Dretrrr,Ni, 500:
Kan,as and Iexa.. 432,: Western Union reearauh.
sos: &C ano !. g., 224; Pacific Mail 30, North
orn Pacific. t.. ..
BALTIMORE.
RArTtuoPr j ,nuarv 7.-Ilryinia s.. Old. 30
Did ; deferred. rs asked; con>0ls. ~: second =
r,-s ~ pasi-due coupons, 30; new lO-4O's, 40 4;
lO-4O's, Coz pom, 92,5. Bid to-day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CEILING OUT AT COST TO CLOSE
- BUsINESs.-Owi1g 10 my leaving the ciLy
offer MY entire stock Of STOVES, TlNWAkE, &c''
III cost.
JOHN u. SUIT,
lin 700 east Broad street.
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r,o.,,ou of Railroad Officers.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 7.-Tne Board
OF Directors OF the Short Line met yesterday
and elected Jacob KneIger president In
place of J. b. Wiley, resigned, and j. b.
Bangs yce-president.
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Celebration In Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, January THE Cowbel-
lion De Rakin Society celebrated its fflielh
anniversary last night with great splendOr.
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'lotir.

Flour dull We quo'e t1ne. $40 $3.50: extra,
$3.50. crime, $4,000 $40: common family
S5.73Gy6 choice or patent family. sE0Oes:s
StauntOn las peclLOn. ezra. - 5V6i $500.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. January :. 1851.
sALBs Il 600 United states As at ll2k; 20
shares Merchants National Bank stock at l0l: 10
shares OF A. and &. n R.stock at 31s: 10 shares OF
C., c. and A. r. X. stock at 40, 10 d. to at 397. 10
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fx'Gosernor Walker, OF Virginia, will
Vgfh law office 10 this city next week. -
aex York tribune, TN.
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LAND ASSESSMENT IN HALIFAX.-The fol-
lowing i the assessment OF land in Halifax
for the wear 1880:
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-.
l. VIII be seen from The above that the
la,t asses, ment falls behind that OF 1915 TO
the amount OF S43S,9j6. 1l-about IL per
cent. decrease Hdh.f0r Record.
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CUTICUHN.
~ Il | c L II A .

WONDERFUL CURES OF SALT.RHEUM, PSO
RIASIS, ITCHING AND SCALY HUMORS,
SCROFULA, SCROFULOUS SORES,
ULCERS, AND MERCURIAL
AFFECTIONS.
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Terrible Roller Explosion.

NEWARK. y. j.. January Two elgDt'
horse boilers in Btlbaeh Il Sons smelling.
works here exploded with terrible fo.ee al
1890 this morning, wrecking three build
ings and iDjuring several Others, instantly
killing four persons and woundng three.
Loss, $40, 900.
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steamer wrecked by Ice. al.

CINCINNATI, January THE steamer FL
dorado was wrecked by moving ice at
Portsmouth. Ohio, this morning and sank.
The river has risen suddenly atove, and
everything indicates a general breakup
within twenty.four hours, which the boat
mnn fenr Will cau. q Nrelt dlmnnp-
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. January 7.-No?".-stocks Sron2.
Money on call, q per eent. FNchange-LOng. Ssa
short q9.. state bonds dull. Governments quiet
ErenIng.- Money. 4d6 per cent. rxchanse un'
changed. Governments 6rm: new 5's, lOltb. ne"
as, Il2: new As. l12's. states moderately ae-
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GALVESTON, TEX, January IA special
from Dallas says: I'm a difficulty at East
land on Wednesday John Cautley was shot
and killed by his brother Charles"
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Fatal RaiirOad Accident.

NEWPORT, VI, January 7.-Mail Train
No. 4 on the Passumpsic railroad was
thrown from the track this morning i've
miles south Of here by a broken rail, and
badly wrecked. One lady, named Mrs.
Cushing. was Instantly Killed, and isteen
or twenty other persons more or less seri-
otlslv injured
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BALTIMORE

RNLTfwORE, J ,nuary 7.-Nlryina 81. Old 30
hid deferred. 10 asked; cOn>0s. ~; second :
ri.s D.: pasi-due coupons, 80; new l0-4Oa. 40
lO-iO's. cot pom, 92i5. Bid to-day.
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RRIEr NEWS ITEMS.

The Senate adjourned over to-day until
Monday. Nevertheless the indicstions 10
not warrant the prediction that there VIII
he an extra session OF Congress.
When the refupding bill comes up In the
House tomorrow Dir. Tucker will have
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MILWAUKEE, January t.-Four fimly held.
Wheat ossne.s aaicl and eios cd quiet; No I Nit
wau.ee. hard aud son, nos>nai; M. Milwaukee
cash spd Jaasary. 97sc.; February eeAe.: March
99Se.: Ma s Milwaukee. S3c. No = Mb~sAhse
Oass scsrss. M. =, 3OAe. rive stuli No !. Sic.
barey strong T; No z sprlns, &c r ,
Lard ara; sieam, 1850 cash aso January. t8.7v
selswty. HOGS higher al &aA ass.
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Washington.

DK. MILL TO BE REM9yED AND CAP7AIS u. c.
COOK APPOINTED COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
OF RIgHYoND-DR. SILHER's NoMiNATION-
THE KELLOGG MATTER IN THE SENATE
FORTRESS MONROE BUILDING-gHE APPR0-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21

i1NEHAL THOMAS AND GENERAL.
iATrEESoS.-A " Mri,er in the Brook
iyn Eagle IN reviewing the memoir
OF Major General Richard W y.
johnson, recently published by j.
LlPPhcott & Co, Of this city, calls
attention in the !ollowug language
to = piece Of war history, inyolyin.
not only the hero Of tie Army of
the Cumberland but reyiewin. an
act OF Instice 70 tie venerable Gen
eFai Patterson OF Philadelphia: .'At
the breaking ont Of the war Captain
Thomas Has absent from lis com
nand, hnt IS soon SIS the trouble
began he gave MP hi- leave and re
ported for orders. Robert q. Lee
was captain IN bis regiment, The
Second Cavalry, and he and many
others resigned, leaving numerous
vacancies 10 be filed Thomas
was rarniIy promoted, and was
made Co,oneI in May, 1851. He
reported tn General Rohert patter-
son, 81 Cham bersoare, PeuuSyl
vauia, on the first day OF June, after
having worked day and night 10 get
las regiment ready for service in the
field, General Pat;erson's y Ian
winch he urged upon the attention
Of General Scott, was to be allowed
10 cross Ike PoIomac3 and enter
Virginia AT or near icesbur9, and
General Thomas warmly advocated
this move. Genera! Scott oyefruled
Patterson, and ordered him TO cross
1T !" lIilanspori. The author asserts
that If Patterson and Thom as had
been listened ia anu their plan car
rIed ou,, the terrible defeat Of Bull
Run would BOT have occurred.
Defeat WAS organized by the dispo-
sillon ot patierson's army, which
was placed with McDoweIl's uE ex-
Iefior, while Beaurcgard and John.
son occupied interior lines. and
were TINS enabled 20 form a iuuc-
ton win each other, attack al1d de
irat McDowel. Had Patterson
1pen at Ltc>burg he woull have
been III supporting distance OF Me-
Doweli, and coai1 have joined h,m
sooner th#u Johns! OF could have
Effected u junction with Eoaure.
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