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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-29
The Internal Machines that were
shipped 20 Liverpool from Boston
and New York.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 29.-The secre-
tary Of the Treasury to day addressed a
communication TO the collectors OF customs
at Boston and New York, from which ports
the alleged internal machines and cOm6usti-
bIes which recently arrived at Liverpool
were shipped. The letters contained in
struclions to use every endeayOr TO a.cer-
tain the name OF the cOnsisnee OF the pack
ages. Tee Secretary, during a consultation
to. day, said that while it may be impossible
to ascertain directly the name OF the person,
he hopes to discover clues which may lead
to the detection OF the guilty one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-29

Senators Lamar aud George both think
that Senator Beck Is the aOlest Democratic
member In the Senate. Secretary Blaine
once told Mr.. Lamar that Beck was regard
ed by the Republicans as "the hardest hit
ter and ahe strongest debater on your SIDE
Of the chamber"
II the Baltimore people collect $4,000 for
their October celebration they propose 10
give a grand ball in honor OF the French
guests TO the Yorktown Centennial, who in
tend TO make stay OF day or two IN that
city.
The Providence Journal says: 1t is am
nounced that Mr.. James Jefferson, colored
barber, late Greenback candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, has married Elizabeth
Holley, white. Mr.. Jefers0n's fist wife
was Of his own race.
The Farmville journal says: The old
friends OF DIR. +. Il. Watkins Will regret 10
hear that his health is not good. He Is now
al Cottage City, on the sea coast OF Massa-
chusetts, trying the breezes Of this famous
summer resort.
The Norfolk landmark says; In order
10 make necessary repairs to the locks OF
the DismalSwamp canal, the company VIII
be compelled 10 close navigation on August
lst for one month.
Rev. j. T. Whitley, the chaplain-elect Of
the University Of Virginia for 1SSl-'S2 and
1sS2-'83, viii remove bis family from Cat.
lettsburg, KY, to the parsonage at the Uni
VeTsity early in August.
The seventh session OF the Congress OF
Doctors, so much talked OF, opens in the
city of London on August Sd aud closes OF
the 9th. smes
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2S.-Rain; track
heavy. The first race-tbree quarters OF a
mile-was won by Sir Hugh; Victim sec
ond, Gabriel third. Time. 1874.
The second race-Spinaw1y stakes, five
eiebths OF n mie-MementO won Nightcap
second, NiscoIoosa third. Time, LOG.
The third race--iree handicap sweep
stakes, one mile and five iurlongs-Ferida
won; Wbereto second, Winnie Rush third.
Time, 1854.
The fourth race-selling race, one mile
Governor Hampton won; knight Tempar
second, Potomac third. Time, 1:41.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGnAPH 10TH DrsPArcH.
rho Presidents Has HIS Best Might
and Day.

The Great Crisis believed TO be Over-Deaih Of
John c. Burch, Secretary OF the United states
senate-Murder in Tennessee Boiler Ex-
plosion In Napa, CaIifornia-Death of an
Ex-Governor OF Michigan in san Fran
cisco-Indian Depredations In New Mex
ieO-The Liverpool Internal Machines /;
Trying to Find Out Who shipped Them
Probable Murder OF an Ex-sIormon Bishop
Saratoga Raees-A SheriT's Posse Fired
Upon BY Desperadoes aud Three Killed
Maud =. Makes Three or the Fastest Miles
Ever TrOtted-RaIlroad Sale In South Caro-
lina-Reported Defeat OF the Ameer OF Ar
shanistan - National Debt of Mexico
French Visitors 90 the Centennial-The
Goodwoed Races-The Franco-Arab War.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July 2s, 1881.


WHEAT white, 406 bushels very goodon pr.
vate lsrms; l84 bushels very good al sI.S9 tfy
SI95 Lancaster. SS2 bashels very go0d ON prl-
vaie terms; Gas bushels prime and very gOOd al
good Al al.25: s2A Bushels damp az sl'Io 10
sl28. Mxec, "a bushels very 5000 on bp rlysie
terms 400 bushels prime az sl.s3t sUU gu'. os :
ss6 hnsbsis very good at 1927; 200 bushels cOls'
mon At sl.lO; ITO bushels common az s $50:
rata bSa h,s hels very good on private terms /;
i1a by,sheis very good aud prime al 81 20, &IS
bnshS IS very good at fl.24; 752 bushels very k9oi
Al %; 42S bushels good and ana seil EooS -
Or AND good at 81 20; 500 bushels common 10
fair al 81 10 tlls. .. u,, 90, Ov,,,,e
| terms; o26 bushels very good AZ 63e. Mixed, Soz
| bushels prime nj Csc .t,,o. -, 6oc ,
| 0ATs-34 bushels very good new winter d Nv 9UV.
J 100 bushels priGe new spring at oVc'' SOV Jus"
/ els very good aew spring al 4sc'
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California.

FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN NAPA, CALIFOR'
NIA-DEATH OF TX GOVERNOR BAGLEY IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, July 2S.-A dispatch
from Napa announces boiler explosion on
the farm OF w. Il. Snead, which instantly
killed Willis Grove, George Plat, and Ro-
bert Davis.
Hon. John G.. Bagley, Ex-Governor OF
Michigan, died in this city Yesterday.
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Reported Indian DepredatIOss - New
Mckee

DENVER, Col, July 9S.-A Santa Fe
special says: "A party Of soldiers arrived
here last night from Port Stanton, and re-
ported that dispatch wasreceived from the
Mescalero agency Just as they left stating
that those Indians, or large number OF
them, were in arms, and that Monlzolla ana
Roman Chiquita, the chief, bad left the
agency and massacFed two Mexican families
In Tularosl csnDn. No official Information
has vet been received"
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Too HighraIutin for Longstrcet.

1t will make many Confederate officers
smile TO learn that northern newspapers
make Longstreet talk as follows:
1.-The effort OF Mr.. Davis's life seems to
have been to defame Confederate generals
whose energy and application nodded the
southern citizens into soldiers upon whose
valiant deeds the Confederate cause rose
and passed like a meteor across the horizon,
but its collapse was inevitable from the
confusing element IN its head, and its fall
as natural as gravitatiOn."
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JULY % The following are the quotations.
nAKK TOnACCO FOR EXPORT.

JULY % The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, s3.50@S4; medium, s4.5O@
LeaE|tommon, s6.5O@t6 medium, $4,000
81 good. Ss@*lo; fine, Sll@sl2; extra hne'
SI2.506Sl3. A.,
fS,eTaiS1.-COmmon, t4.50ds5; medium,
s5.5Oas6: good, S7.50@ts5O; fire, s9@tS'00.
DARK ToDACCo-NANUFACTU
L,fg FtllerS.-COmmOn, 83.50@S4 medium,
a 56G$5; good, .5.5Od.e6.
leaf Ftliers.-COmHOD, s0df5 0Oi meMum,
t6G SO. so; good, S7ass; hne, S0@tlO; extra me
WrGDpers.-C ommon, s7.5OGSs.50; medium,
ks.5OGs9: good, s9.5O@Sl0; hne, $lO@sll :
extra, sl2@Sl3.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTURl
StaOksrs.-COmmon s6mS75O; meyum,
ss6nKg: good, s9.5U@Sl $50; hne, Fl39tl8
FiIIers-COmmOn, S6@SI; medium, e7@S5 )
good SgGSI0; Gne, nominal.
WrGDDe s.--COmmOH, SS@Sl2 medlnin,
SI36SI5; good, 5000 SIS line, S4O@s5O; fancy
S5C also. - a,o1a,k.
medium, tIjGdS20; good, s2Z4eZo' 1he'
E3O0f40: extra. 845@S0O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is eennned
nrine;nally 10 good old heavY-bOded lugs ana zen"
tucky River leaf We quote: NJ ,
Old Tugs, S4@S5 Kentucky RIVER luHS'
kIOGSI2; Kentucky River leai' sI3@slo'
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..w vopx prrRo,rUu MARKET.

JULY 26-'fhere has been little NE TO the EXPORT
trade here but at The outpost there more dOlbg,
and especially at Pbiladelpba. where mere IS CON-
siderable freieht-ro0m Offering; saes OF oO.oOv
barrels In Philadelphia al INC Renned "a Dsrte a
are me official quotations: Guide In shipping
order quoted Al 6SM7c.; naotes az iOc heunea
In cargo lois al 7Le for New York. nc. Tor Phla-
delnhi,. aud lie Tor Baltimore. Refined IN cases
al II@l2ac Exports Tor the week, o.7Su ogl
gallons exports from January lsl' ido'sssaa'eetSS
gallons: exports same time last YEAR io9oss'o"o
llOns.-JObrndt NJ Commerce.
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ALExANpnIA carr,F MAwxpr.

July ZI.--Pffscs to.s'ay ranged AZ fellows Cat
tle-yery best e4E9b)c.: good. E6lbkc.. rnedluu1
or fair quality, 4hG4Ec.; or6inBry, yEsa4Ss-
Calves. 4asc. sheep. "a zxe. lamb, e676kc
Hogs 61<d5He. Cows and exfses. $40 W $50. The
market was fairly suDphed with all kinds OF stock
this week. Cattle we're In good supply. most Fl he
offerings consisting Of mediums. and good many
changed hands st qnoisiioss. whisn are fully &c.
dull. sheen dnll aad nominal Lambs In good sup
ply aud dull. with ready sales for prime AZ our
highest quotations. Hogs in hetter inQuiry. Cows
n nd A. alvf.S dali
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TBANKSGIyING IN TExAs.-A Dallas cor
respondent Of the Galveston NelcS says
The course OF Governor Roberts In this
matter will insure the observance OF the
thanksgiving day ten times more than had
ne sanctioned 1t. The people say they viii
make point Of showing the North that
whilst they, or not many Of them, did moi
support Mr.. Garfield, they haye nc
sympathy for the assassin OF the President
OF The United States that whilst we may
uiner 10 regard 10 men fitted to ill the
once, the officer must be protected from
lhe band, from the dagger, from the pisto
ana bomb OF the Nihilist and the COmmu
nist.v
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BRIGHT TOBACCO-MANUFACTUhING'
WV voxk TOBACCO MARKET.

Billy 26.-For Kentucky 'eaf the market l. que.
An steaCy s. ed-leaf hiss ialr trade ~ lsaAh anu
me exDort movement. with prices urn. VIZ
gina leaf is moderately active. Qa0'Anons o.
sesd-leaf are : Jew nglaDd crOpOf lo79-c9m n0p,
S'.,,,,,er. M l3Ml5c.; medium DO. NJ 10000. :
the do. at 25G 95c.; sclecuons Do At 31Ha 40c. =
s4cOnGs At lWle Sc. Crop OF lssO-,secoNs *
roDHSI0c Prnn,yly1.sla crop Of lS79-asSorted
,o,s low M r@l &C.; ID. far At l4@lss.; do. nae
n 2Im 25c.; wrappers at lS94oe iAi.Fs al no
&c CroD OF ISSO.-qsSorten lots. low at 6S'a
I0e.: fair At Holt; foe at les8l9c. View
York crop 0f l679-assoTied lots, common
I6r ONO crop Of / $40, assorted lots - 7Gloc.
,yTsppprs Al l2d 49,. Crop of lsSut-sssortet lots
a. BGlIt. Crop Ot iS79-assOrted lots AZ "a Sc
Havana SEED Al On &C. wrappers, lO6l5c 900
talions ior Vrgla ieaf Dark-t o4lnon lagS al ieg
C: good hugs X 46l 54e. low zeal AZ % IS., gDoi
leaf al rG9O.: ark wrappers az Seplf.~ Bfsnl-
| Common mahogany At l5M2OV. ;go0d Mahogany
AZ 20 0g26c. (: ane mahogany at 15G4of. common
bright al Ia,a2Oe.: good bright AZ 1908 hhe
| bright al gsld45c.; extra bright az oDa !Ov
| SmoLers bright Ommon at SO l2e. goDos a
12dL1c.: Gse AZ l7MZk'Ec. Ibs Qno'aho~S he 'o'
/ 80
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No,,onat Debt Of Mexico.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-A special from the
City OF Mexico says: 1.-The Government
has information chat Unauthorized parties
in the United States and England are en-
deavoring to form a syndicate to re-
adjust the national debt held IN England.
The scheme is private speculation, and is
repudiated by the President and the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury"
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The Difficulty I'm Finding Who Ship
ned The informal MnchineS.

BOsToN, July 2S.-The deputy collector
Of this port states that it is impossible, by
the keenest scrutiny OF the manifests,
either to detect the persons who shipped the
internal machines or 10 prevent future
shipments. The steamboat authorities are
on the alert and doing all ia their power to
discover the authors Of the late imposition.
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A Sheriff and Two Depnties Killed by
DesnerRdOea,

MINNEAPOLIs, july pa Lake City dis
patch says " Gentlemen just arrived from
Eau Gale Woods give information that a
party headed by Sheriff Doolltle came upon
the Williams brothers yesterday, and were
fired upon 10y The latter. The sheriff and
two others were killed, and the desperadoes
escapedo
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The French visitors 10 the Yorktown
Centennial 10 be Brought over I'm

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The United
States steamer Trenton, flagship Of the
European station, has been selected by the
Navy Department to bring over TO this
country the French visitors who are to at
tend the Yorktown Centennial ceremonies.
In view OF the fact that he will doubtless
have to surrender his cabin 10 the guests
Of the ship, Rear-A dmiral Howell has been
granted permission by the Secretary OF the
Navy to return to the United States by any
steamship be may prefer.
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NEM YORK IRON MARKET.

JULY 20 -IrOn-The market for Dig Is strong,
both AmeTicau and Scotch. with The improvements
tr demand noted last week maintained and several
small lots SOLD az fun prices. hails are ~ demand
and unc tanged. The following are NE quotations.
tor: American pg, NO. i, Az so 9OSfzo, No
s256Sl3 Tor GlengarnOck S23 506Gs24 foi Colt
mess: k23 for GarIschefrie: 900 5O@sZl for ~,
rails are quoted at 90 hf62. aad American steel AZ
f6Odi62 at mills. aud s54Gs55 for next winters
delivery; iron rails a. f4S@ F49 Old isis, sz0 Tor
ex ship. and t29a $50 from yard -JOui nal OF
l0D.meTce.
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Maud n. Accompanies an UDprece
denied Feat.

BELMONT PARK, Pa, July 2S.-Ten thou
sand people to-day witnessed Maud SIS at
tempt TO beat her record Of 2:104 made at
Pittsburgh. The mare made the first mile
in 2:12. the second in 2:l4. and the third In
2:I2. These three consecutive heats are the
fastest ever trolted by any horse in the
world. Mr.. Vanderbilt was present, and
witnessed the race from the judges stand.
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NEW YORK.


NEw YORK. July 2s-southcrn aonr steady
and guiet 4: common TO fair extra sD.zoMII.Oo'
choice. 90 sO@t75O. Wheat lHZe. ss rf nod'
crate export business: far trade IN opilon 10,
graded spring. Soc 0sf 09; nngrair,d req, ri.oS
n IL 80; mixed winter. sl23ad 81. Z5T 70
a. aeS.; Sssp,em6er 81 7kas 2sKr Corn sage.
better and more active. closing nrn uhgIs aeu 10
5se No white; oS.9722 s s SV $40
quiet and steady. Coffee nrp aud 10 moderate De:
'anda-1 "A - ei.c Ayolasses quiet md unchanged.
Rice Ia moder.ls demand aud sieiay h's,s .'' 81
5a iSy and lower az els rs. Middles gyiei and
very strong; long clesS. ys'' '"'''' i0''
lower At SlZ. Freigbn E6let
BALTIMORE.
e,17IworE. July 2s-Flour sssaSy and an
caaugpa Wheatt-SoutbeTs hristr' re.,s,I
hsher- arm. and inactive; Seats N "a rec s,,rr ,S
-, -eG. spot and july, sl.24kaSl 24h; Auensi'
si241; september, slz6h@sS2s. s'ooet,
1900. Sontl,ern w,4s csc; yellow, 5sc 'lais
s,eady; southern, he western snhe' sse.ss IS,
mixe1, 4l@t2e; teAa yrSse s,sssT. RIO csfgoss,
"rJia1Ty 10 fair, 94Bllsc. sugar du,l sho wsia "a
- ~ soft. exc. Whsskey qoi,t Il sl'iiS9 sa'i%'
| FrasshIs uuehanget.
| C,SctSxArt duly aS.-COtlsa higher - llAe.
yS.s,T aulet steady. and unchsngec Nbeat nni,
10 red winter, SG 1891 ~ corn esss I =, !.
SiS; nd ana and lover so. Bah mtsis
srong; shoulder Tc. rib. ec B,e2g Ire ,s.p
al 90 comb,a ,tiOn sales of go barrels hda,hrJ
foods en- basis 81 81 0s, SseSr nfLs g. sssax nd
E6llc.; New Orleans; s%E,.rsA s5a.sS. "a; pssklns
| frn cOmmOa aud llsnis tVS"@'N7'
ana butchers. Sd.2j@t7.
( LOUISVILLE.
| ror1svulE, July Sr.-fionr sieny' 49,,
25mS3.I0: choice 10 sAheN' soe.sV'11 ~, |" ssir
at ' stn o1ie :? ss sIS s, 8
az nr s,tas,rc1Ssd Eanas, I2s@l2,se. wniSAsS
steady at si'O9. - torJis.
s- torts. July 22--klOuT nOminalb nnehangtd'
ST. ;gbsr No red fail sli sl 81 cash
al q asl 2ls : plemeer. Cora H, gs,,e ao.e'
4gc. cISh. 4ske. SeDienbyr. Oats s,f,sr ~ "a
c"6 askr August. Pork easier; ohbing, " ~ ~
eis' 80 set stouders 20 as SIDES, t9oO
pecon Arm. sloalJ.rs, $3.50: sides, slVo
Isfj lower and ESElnaily vi TO "nsAs' '''"''
At Give CHICAGO.
cp,c,co. faly 2s.-FlcUr enisl aud nrie. Whea
s<ye. drrD, sod hisner Nc; ASm 1sis a.. ysSs
ItttsA S.ni,,ober Corn s'rong aud higher. aftd
ItsEc. cash, 49Ke July. 4sNe A1sS;I; tsAss4s3es y.
tS and JuIy, 3ORe. August. 2sAc. septemD.s Az
, Cc.ahar Pork duil. weak. and lover ~ sis.Ls.
Lard unsettled and o ss! an sss5; clear. tssf
a Whissey steady and unchanged.
8 MILWAUKEE.
2 MILWAUKEE,, July 2S.-fionr quiet AZ a., a,
= h.'esd Wheat unsettled bu' strong; Ny w.
g Ispee hard, sil7is; No. Miiwanhss ~ i ~,
& ssd Jnly al IAN; August aud septshesS iso.,
)" Torn urmer: No 2. 4sc. Osts quiet 80 81 80
Provisions easter Mes PORK "a as ssSsh ant A
Sus,. AL as september. Hogs s'eaay |" so'AV'
Syw YORK corIoN suTUREs.
-. yn,,v INV os-cottop-Net receipts.
~" , Uas, elS,ea aIm; sae.. 74.oo. na q,
"a july, sii.es@sll 93; Angus. ai.t tys 40 70
IN September, Ell ;36asl ~ 40 s0 Isesmoe
lilo. ta&siO 80 Janeaiy; lo otectestsslO 81
te.s 40 7satlO "a; March, SlVseSfNSf "
I" April, tiQ,97&ilo'ss'
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FINANCIAL. .
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

THUBbDAY, July %. 1851.
SALES loo shares Richmond and DaBvilIe Rail-
road stock at l05h; 20 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad stock at 10; 20 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock at 55. so do.
(losl at SAL 80 do (B Clat 5ia, 40 do. tB. c. at
54k; $1,000 Richmond and Danville Railroad gold
6's at lO24; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad at 531s 40 DO as 534; 20 shares National
Bank OF Virginia at o.; 20 shares Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad at 30A.
EVENING SALES.-30 shares Richmond and ALE
ghany Railroad at 5Sh; 30 shares Richmond and
Danyille Railroad at 1851; 90 shares Atlanta ard
Charlotte Bairoadat 49,, 10 do. at 7sk 20 shares
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad at 54H.
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The Lyncbburg Virgintan says: Prepa-
iatlons are being made for reinion OF the
Third Virginia regiment at some central
point, some time in August, for the purpose
Of regmental drill, when II will be expected
that every company Ia the regiment will be
, ,sIi by iglJ 'DEEou, IL Is thought
.nss Issi lotte.AUDE. MecbE ttled on as the
p@ni' II eelns sity' or 70 d0sY located
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SOUTHERN SCHOOLS. Eaton, the
National Superintendent OF Education, re-
marked to reporter OF the Atlanta con-
Sfitution that the schools are provided for
blacks as well as whites, aud the school
money Of the states Is expended pro rata
equally except in Kentucky and Delaware,
and the belief that education is good alike
for white and black is steadily increasing.
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British Vessel Burnt at Sea.

SAN Francisco, july % The British
ship OrlflOme from London for this port
has been burned at sea The crew nave ar
rived at Wilmington on the Italian bark ST.
Andrew. No particulars.
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Murder I'm Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, o., July pa Nashville
dispatch reports the assassination OF James
Goodman in the eastern part OF Giles
county, Tennessee, and The arrest OF W. w.
Rea on suspicion OF The murder.
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Death of the Secretary Of the United
Sfa1as Seunfa.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2S.-Colonel
John c. Burcb, Secretary OF the United
States Senate, who has been i'll for some
time with organic disease Of the heart, died
at his residence. in this city, at haf-past l
this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
pIcuMOND LIyE-sTONK MARKET.

JrIy ~. Prices this week RANGED as follows; "a
Rssg CGftle-Very best. 0Mssc.; good, 9Aes
axe; medium or good islr q1shty SHG4 IuSs -
10, cross. , etlaaxe eou
mon. 7td &c, = nti peL.
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3y Telegraph .
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, july 2s.- Noon.--stocks firm.
Money. 3a3k. Exchange-LOng, 4S2; short.
asa. state bonds duIl. Governments quiet and
EUsntng.-Money, 22G3 per cent. Exchange,
4S3. Governments strong aud higher; new . s.
lOlA new As, ll44 new As ll6s. states duIi'
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Purchase Of Montpelier" MadisOn's
Old Homestead, by colonel j. l.. Car
rIDgtOn. Of Richmond.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, July 2S.-MOntpe
lier, the former home and burial-place OF
President Madison. was sold to day at pub
lie auction for $40, 900 to Colonel J. L. Car
Iipgton, of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
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Flour.

v,our--We quote: Fine, t3@s3.5O; extra,
Al: superane, s3.75@tl.50; common mmlB,
Jg25; choice or paten, family. sI.o"n'eso' cessh'
ION inspection, extra, 50; supernne, eYi
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.rM WORK. pFANur MARKET.

my 16-A strong marker noted aud 4 FAIR de-
mand. Quotations are for Virginia. 4Sc. for prime
4Ld5c fOr extra prime. 0se. Tor fancy' ana oAe'
for hand mic ked.- Journal Of COmmeTce'
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NEW WORK sUMaC MARKET
By Geiegra pn.

JrLY 26 sicily Is quoted NJ s75Gs77.bO, Nir-
ginIa at 800 JoWTnOt Of Commerce.
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LATESTFOREIGN NEWS,
Afghauisfull.

REPORTED DEFEAT OF The AMER.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Globe says; We
are officially informed that report has
reached the India Office representing that
The army Of the Amer Of AfghanistaR has
been completely defeated by the forces I'M
der Ayoob Khan. The same Journal learns
from another source that serious troubles
have arisen In consequence OF the defeat
OF the Ameer, and thai the Indian Govern
ment Is greatly concerned at the gravity OF
the situation.
LONDON, July pa Bombay dispatch
says: A battle was fought yesterday be-
tween the Ameer and Ayoob Khan, during
which one OF the Ameel's regiments de-
serted and went over to the enemy. There
upon the remainder OF the Ameer's troops
Ned, leaving their guns on the field.
BeIIigerent sons OF the Desert.
PARIS, july pa telegram from TU'ni.
announces that fifteen hundred Arabs ha(
advanced TO Rodeuss, six kilometres from
Gallata. Four Europeans aud tiire' Arab
have been murdered in Tunis. Great ex
element. The Bey has ordered the re
moyal Of the bridge OF boaIs between Ga
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akx<D.--sHtssxc p ~. yss>s. ~
igs@is.--ss. iSssssS D i ssss: . 81.

xbou, zs5 hsas Of heef cate. 34S hoss, ssd Iex
pise. With beef cattle. sod prices for al srsdes,
quality considered we're 4H3se 81. some hcid over
unsoi6. ans one car-ioso reshpped. Hogs sboet The
last week. tut the market ~ somewhat more
active Sheep and sSnbs without cbtlgs. but mosf
sales were NJ &c. for sheep add at 5aS1kc. Tor isn
Cows and caves very dull.
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BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Virgnia 81, eonsols e;st /,
.econd ser0s. SO: past-dse coupons, 92. k.d
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PTTREn RY LAFAYE1TE.

The brass cannon which was captured at
Yorktown by Lafayette, and which nearly
cost the gallant Marquis his life, is preserved
at the Watcrvliet arsenal. When Lafayette
visited the arsenal, tifty-Seven wears ago, he
was so glad to see the gun that he enthus-
asticalIy embraced 1t.
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Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.

Executive MANSION, July 2S-S 4. NJ
The President rested well during the night,
and no rigOr or febrile disturbance has Oe:
Cured since the bulletin OF yesterday even
ing. This morning an Improvement OF his
general condition is distinctly perceptible.
lie appears refreshed by the nights rest.
and expresses himself cbeeriully as to his
condition. Pulse, 90; temperature, 9S.4;
respiration, IS. FRANK II. HAMILTON,
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,