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TuirG.yirgiuia-R Regiment EncsmI'
Tneuf.

The Third Regiment Virginia oluI-
tecrS ma, had the Fredericksburg Guard
Companv G.. and the GordonSN He trays
Comnany II. assigned to it 10y the Cover
nor inc its return from Yorktown. Lieu
tenant Colonei Kirk Otcy resigned ana
Nf,ior Francis l.. smith. OF AleNandfH,
was promoted To Gcutcnant-eolohcl' ana
Cautain William Male. Of Company Il I III
nrner Minute-Mcn), was elected MAJOR
The election wa, held nj the NorYell House
In Iyncbburg. on the 18th OF April last.
The Third will 20 into camp at The Eau
o,,ier White sulphur springs on next Mon
IN tbo I4th instant, and break camp III
The afternoon Of the 2lSt. companies -
and r. of the First Regiment NirSinlA OF
unteers. will report 10 Colonel "C l,.I,
baker, and remain in camp win the lH''
during the encampment. 49,, a..
The citizens OF WarrCnton VIII give 'ic
command public reception ana lIhch "'
Il nassc, through the town, ana MesSIs'
| emmy 4 Co., the prOprietors OF the >prln->'
+ viii rive the boys banquet Chey cal II
J .,.uore meaD on their arrival in camp.
Many Of the officers OF Picbetts old d.
vision have promised to rendezvous at the
snring. ON the 18th and 18th. ana pleas
amt time is expected. The Governor Ad
;ntont-( General Mcdonald, General Fiz
Lee. Coloncls Anderson, OF the First ah'
Bumgardner, OF the second Regiments
Mir. Richard l.. Crane, OF the 1t. Johh
Academy at Alexandria, and Colonel fred
skinner. Of the Old First Virginia req
ment. will be present as guests OF III
The camp will be conducted strictly O
military principles, and the regular routin
~ dnties will be observed.
1. Colonel Wertenbaker and his stan star,
Oh for the place Of the encampment earl
his morning in order to perfect all dstal
: and have everything in readiness oy MOI
/. day. dill, cuardN az IN
/. mace. which has been drilling every nlS
: ior some time past, viii leave Mon .ri
morning next, carrying thirty men; =
comuany viii be under command oil III.
q tenant i. Drane, Captain N: WOODS ;,,, Del,
!. unable TO be present. The re- ~
II hand Charlottesville CorneD VIII also Is.
!; with the company. They hope ct 70 gu
y thirteen pieces harlohesvHs C"'""''
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INTERESTING eE--ION~ At CAREsNllLE-
MINISTERS PRESENT, ETC.
.r.--.. ,..al. nc, of tio Richmond Dl.pa'ch.l
r.,rr.yIrIF. IUNEXBUEG COUNTY, VA,
August II. lSS2.
Rev. II. George T. Abrahams, pastor OF
H.. Clrk.yi.c Baptist church. was the
I, .,dar,.sr # tie Concord Association
(which l..au IT,, session. here on The Sth III
..,n-. There were present a. visiting
n ...,fren Proic.,or 4. Il. Brown ana htN.
l. q Cl,p;.n. of Richmond; Professor j e
III U,t.ood aud Rcy. Mr.. Nash, 81 ON-
|i,ri y C.: Professor !. I. ANercu, OF
'Itnyi.la. Rev. G.. ". Bca!c, Of HALIFAX
4. .urtlo,.e: and Rev. Harvey Hatcher %
n +. Uelgi0us HrGN. There was sehC,H'
n gre. ~ the absence of Key. Ut. L. .
\. duor. who had not failed 10 attend 'iie
y ..i.r. Il mi. Association ior over scoI'
III wears. and was then confined al noi"0
.fron spell OF fever, from which, now
49, la WA. reported recovering, ana
hr5ycr wa, offered in his behaH' ny
VIb1nl9. ". Greer. once q prominent iiiH-
5.t,r i'm tbi, Association, and an active aSc', |.
'in the ale Of land, and the inirooucIloli W y
eimmiyr9nt, had some months ago HON'u
saway and settled in OHIO. .;,,.
Rev. by. Svdnor and the alternate Deih5
absent. Rev. Dr. \. Il. Brown WHa INV NJ ~
- deliver the Introductory sermon. III
.t.xt va. "For ve know the grace OF our
ord le,u, CHRIST that, though lie Wa
r,.b Vet for vour sakes He became poor
that ve through His poverty m'ghl DeVoIl.'
,,.b - Na.terly discourse sermons NcI'
i delivered M 20 II O'Clock on Thursday y!
~. q W. Beale, Rev. Harvey hate
81 p, : q Clopton-all delivered IN
.vr.ll.ut shirt. and listened 10 Win III
. So i,'ter..t bv crowded houses.
I'm, letter, from the churches shoW'l
,l.1t tbo,,h The people had been sIraiteheo
1 D., ne drouobt and the frost, they ilad 10
sl.., ',tDro.i in religious matters. some
4 I..l.r.l. due the missionary ana tue 'o'
torter in previous year NeIe IoPot'.u -
aid. TIE committee from tue w D.,
3 h.soclation-Rey. Mr.. tiopton anu e. %
4Nr Heale--had read over the le''els a.
49, had been delivered 10 the AN'oot'',V ~
& and understood that they cOhuh'n'IIV!, - !,
z,r,l,ly upon the state OF Affairs a. CA i'ioIi
4 "A in The letters. and found that lhou7.
a. Executive Board Of the 'ASsociauo
81 ttev could easily establish more lii'il Ili
Ia rtiiriept cooperation with the uehcl'
A..oriation. The discussions WIZ ufO
"A be usllal subjects presented IN wv
5.,ions The speech Of Professor Bro"
- edueation was regarded rs The speech
,Io ses.ion But there was strong oesli
Is ,1e,ifestca for something more IMAM disvu
81 So end 1, wa, plain that II the peopie liz
49,, Zen Ia a most depressed conahioh
-.,,ni.riir they would have called LOT u
.., u,i'' Of a missionary and coipor
81 appolhli'c"' " ALPHA.
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Drowned al Cedar Point.

Mr. Fbgar :. Brooke. OF this CT? accoiu-
nonica hy a party OF friends, visited Lower
rrJqr Point yesterday. About o.II 'Is
IN The afternoon. after eating hearth! oi
dinner. he went into the water 10 p"t ti,
I,is friends vain'y demonstrated WIN nun ll
i.,' ti,is course So soon after catlnE' o,pV-
cj,lly as he had had an attack Oh NVie,7 ,,.
,b. dav before. lie was not III 'he N1 AZ
,nn minutes before he went down my my
- hmm OF lead before assistance co.O.
'.,cb him. although the depth OF Wa,gi
,,sS NOT more than the height OF man
'rna.t When taken ont of the waller he VIZ,
tone dead. Drs. Sothoron, Aieu, ' ~
noJsoo. OF this city. exhausted Tue ~ 9,
.onrces OF medical kill N VAN o, ';n'
- rc.u,citate him. aud gave Is tnel' Up ,hr
'on thot death was due to congestion VI vi.
I'm 1D causing him to fall into the W 9.yi
Mr. brooke was widower with one ,,' emu d,
.on about sixteen year, old. lie l,N '.',, -
80 II .treet northwest. For sever" iy,H'
Ic carried on the grocery huslhes, ~ 49,
and ~ ! streets northwest. The BOD! VA, WA
1.@ouobt 10 Washington on the steail% ~. IN
fried him down TO Cedar Point IL"
/ ;UqfOR Post.
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CT. stansburv, Of Alexandria, Va, died
suddenly OF hemorrhage Friday morning
AT Hamilton, Loudoun county.
A new post-ofiice has been established at
Wilson's Wharf, Lancaster county, Va,
with George F.. Beane postmaster.
Mr.. James ". Vest, an old and prcmi-
nent citizen Of Louisa. died on Tuesday
! last.
One OF the deck hands Of the steamer
Robert +. Lee was drowned at Clifton
I Wharf, on the York river, Thursday last
The Home Guard, OF Lynchburg, had a
competitive drill on Friday night, and
CORPORATE I. Withers, Jr., won the prize,
a handsome black plume.
"The Hanging Of Yeats and Circus the
Same Day." a caption which appeared in
the last issue Of the Culpeper Exponent. Is
calculated TO perplex the average reader.
Mr. William II. STREET died last SUNDAY
morning. at his residence, in Winchester,
after long and painful illness; aged sew
enty-six years.
Three colorcd women murdered hy their
husbands for infidclity in one week in this
state presents 4 sad commentary upon the
morals OF their race-Onc in Bedford, one
IN Richmond, and one near Liberty.
Mr.. Henry Aistrop, one Of the oldest cit
liens OF Patrick. died near Patrick Court
house on last Friday, in the seycnty-thiTd
year OF hi, age. He was well known
throughout the county.
On Tuesday evening there died at Sid
Point Comfort Hattie Hamilton, the most
srt-fr,
TWENTY-FIVE years Of her Illicit business she
accumulated about 100000, which she
leaves to her buSincs. agent, a leading
merchant Of New Orleans.
II il said that Fannie Yeats. the widow
al W. II. Yeats. the man who was hung
at Chatham a week or 50 ago. ha, since
been married 10 a man named Morris. OF
PittSylvania county. Her first husband
left her on the morning following their
marriage 10 commit the murder for which
he was executed. aud She never saw him
again alive.
News has been received oi the death, In
Huntsville. Texas, Of Captain Charlie, l..
F,till, formerly Of Virginia. Captain
E,till was the eldest son 81 the late Or.
Harry E,till. 81 Lexington, and q brother
Of tie la.c Professor E,till. II Washington
ana Lee University. lie moved TO Teya,
shortly after III, marriage. more than
twenty years ago, and has devoted his life
to educational pursuits. Al the time Of
hi. death he was teacher Of language and
literature in the sam Houston Normal
Institute" a state institution, located at
Huntsville. Professor E,til leaves wife
and FIVE children, The Youngest twelve
years Of age.
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TAYLoEyILLE. Ill, August IA pre-
Tminarv hearing in the ca-c of the men
CHARGED with having committed IN outrage
upon Mis-, Bond, >chool-tcacher ai Blue
Noud. wa, concluded yesterday. and It.
suited I'm the release Of William }. Mont
-omerv. but Emanuel Clement. Lee Peiii>,
and John {. Montgomery were held 10
await tine action Of tie grand jury.
or the announcement If the decision
There wa, amoycmcnt among the special 'f,
towards the prisoners, but it wl> checked
hy the sheriff and hi- posse. Eycrythin-.
then apparently quoted down, and BAH
wa, being arranged Tor John {. Noutgom-
erv. Pctti>. and Clement. About mid
might. however, q mob Of 1900 to 1000
man ovcrpowcrcd the ofiicer,, took The
prisoners from Jail. and carried them on
81 town with the aNowcd purpose Of hang
Ing them.
The mob tried in vain to eXtort q con-
fe>,ion by alternately hanging and lower
i'm, tine men. \ fire breaking out IN town.
most Of the mob went 10 il. ana the pro,''
cutting attorney and the father Of NJ
Bond persuaded the mob to let the prison
er. be put back in jail.
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: French Murderer Sentenced 10
Death.

VERSAILLES. August l2.-Tir court here
has sentenced to death Fcnlyron. a retired
apothecary. who murdered Poi, Nii5'- lover,
another apothocary. named Auhurt, at
Chaton. F,ulyron'- Wlio, who, a. her
husbands iu>ti-aiiou. iuS gicd Auburr to
visit her on the night oil the murder, was
sentenced 10 penal >evitude Tor life. md
Feuayron's brother Lucicn. WhoHided him
in the crime. ID seven years ~cNitude.
The trial excited extraordinary interest. rs
the public prosecutor did not press for eX-
tremc penalty I'm the event Of the jury con-
~idcring that Fenayron $50, actuatcd ,0lciy
hy jealousy. II appears that tho jury must
have adopted the view favored by the pro-
,ccu'ion-uamely. That Nuhurt was muir
dcred to prevent MI, d.yU'2in- tlw -uil' Il
FUnayron in some ease OF poisoning or L.
loniou- Use II dru-~.
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The YIIOU.FpXcr.

WASHINGTON, August 12.-Surceon-Gen-
cr1l Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital SER
vice. to-day received a telegram from Act
iug-Collcctor Goodrich. dated Brownsville.
Texas. n. follows: The first case OF yell
low-fcvcr occurred IN Mltmnora- month
400. introduced through Blgdad. Mexico,
bv railroad trans from 1ampico. The
average daily death, in NataInoras for the
past ten days j. ten. The disease appeared
in Brownsville two weeks ago. The total
number Of deaths i, ten or twelve. >eNc-
ral distinct type, q fever prevail in both
cities at present. No new developments
to-day. The total number OF AID cll,,e- of
fever eases in Brownsville i, >iNy-tWo.
The disease i, in st1iu qaO. Will report
Tomorrow
Sur-eon-General Hamilton has issued q
circular 10 the medical officers Of the Ma
rinc Hospital service notifying them that
the presidential fund Tor the prevention OF
epidemic, will be expended through the
agency OF the Treasury Department, and
that in cases Ok threatened or actual cpl
demic, immediate action will be taken upon
application from tine Governor OF a state
addressed t. the Secretary q the Treasury.
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By Telegraph.


xfo. Nopx. August Iz.-rotior os.y: Ellcs,
80 t,l..: uulsnd-, l3c.; ore.n.. lj o-ioc..
......I lated UD' receipt. rN' 'Ai. y"
So cl..icr.Ntrl.s5 .-U .ff.7j.
Nt.tt Iu~tt4.d. rl.h lD.s 'i'. p" .-' ~. -
..role,r asuiu 90 about iH' it" 80 ,,o.
D.. .t.rtrg nominal. LT graded r'i' = fl'N a N'N
"a sil8s. '-rn sf-tIN. closing
.t,-a h. migrated, >Jti -3c.; y. W., = ~.
oar ~ ash 't 5 ~. s,t' ~. D. y - ~
steadily hrli: .crAnd i1if' tl.t'in - -
Soree uncuanr,i aud qu'et. sur -e' az ~.
rouln1I. fart o. good refining. s. ~" ~,
rr6u,.l dull luI w,la. stiri-ii ~, .,,,Iy
/ f,ln unchanged % tl.e1ttl.y'; lul f'v ~
Ggm a. 4Oc. q"i iaifN 'u'e m u' ', ,, ~.
c.tfg. Middle. quiet <ud hrin- i."k 10y - 90
+ III or.ucd weak. 1fitrward, stronger, prime
/ steam. pot. slZ.-z .Gfl-.3~ t'"f"'' ~ III
BALTIMORE.
/ BALIi ~" E,',i,oHt oh.nse. Wheat >ouihsrn
NJ. =. e..t,rn a shade bet,cr sluihcrn f'l Fi.uo
osl.l2's; amber, fi.dV"tl e',rr-..u. acrn
f dinner: western Steady and Inil s'".',- ~
Dlr. v.liog. ole Western iuiAr'-' ~ ~ -,
~ $40 AZ g~r Ry, steady AZ 6r.y5%e, ray
s--, ari unchanged Provisions us,h ah' 49, ~
h,n.sI Rp,ter dull wet rIi. jas ked. -. $50
,L-ii,a'- oSS.57r- Fsgs Gfm ~ 2 ,l9c 'ou''
81 -.rgo... ordinary 10 filr - -.
~,,y .f,,,ly. - A. soft &c. NhrAef -i'NhS -
si.Is. Freight 20 Liverpool Ter steamer '"'
changed ana 'i''' ,CISciNNArI-
CclSvAr Aggg., - . gsT . snfi'" ga.
,i1iasl.0I4 August .l.03 Septc mnSr. : ~
oetob,r. corn wsok -. g.. 'A9i 80 s, ~ ~
~. irregular: No. s TiSs a. in 1en i aa
shoulders, $50; ah, I5<c. Nbi.-t' .si'' a.
ii 10: com inat IN sale. % Ahl,Hc. E"''i,'' u
barrels. ou I-sls ~ fi.Lo' '"f''
rnchni.ged. Hogs hrIn
LOUISVILLE.
,o,,.yutv. August i2.-NaIket f'r al articles
..,a!.tana iuil. quotations Dnt4@hseH'
II. LOUis.
Ioeis. Aagust Iz---tiour sieady sud an,
changed. Whe1. ,Ht@.' 49, ~ a5Ht .ettea, rr.
'y' llkher: T7Aet7sa cab, 100. Atke,'
7s',r. september. Oato gs.h ana hNs.' 800
a. ca,h Nhisk,v higher a. sl.lf. S1iA.
80. NORMALLY lOwer Hacon held nrmy a,
y. pre,ious v,lces nothing done. Lara anii anu
"o'''''''' C8ICAGo.
yat,,co August l2.~Flour steady and sl
rh,n.et u heat ,sise. nrn oisd ~ eF =. i,ar
sIOi Aagust, 9e4e. eepi, "tsf - ,..s,,,i sss
800 NV bieter: H. 7tc ca-h. 70. Ansus'
f7absT1', septeH-ber Gal. N sa,F s.,,,,h'',
!, iowes: 43c cash. iOSc A1fsl so Pr ~,
:. EYtts en e. sso.emlcr Lard dun aud low
= e.; sI2.80 e.sh. sl2.40 september "ni'Ao
= '''oaser a''iI',M rLwArxsE.
= NuwArkEg. August i2.-FlOur quiet; IuoN
tton- nominaL WEsat qaist ana steaat 40.
2 Milwauk,s,, sll5 cash and Assas'' s"Ss, Sa
0ais duh and nise,ilei; No, white, ,pe; ~
aston. iuil. Mes nogk. Ell essh ana AnsN
ID .ia25 September LaId-ta.h ana A"s@'
Il si2.374. licgs quiet at .7.7o@ss.So'
IN NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
K, NEw YORK, August ~. ~Cotsoii-Nt' N s',,iv
10 "a la,os; gross receipts, 200 bSe,' 10 =
led AMI: ,ales. SO cob taics; Aggu. S,1
- ss.s,..,i.s .i2l9, October, Ell .sAIf -
Az NdSember, $50 "a i,sss2.ef' h a.oS
slI.e5; january; sil'.SY1stals.ii. o.: Az,
'" !isIeg ;ia.ii, Nay, siz'sssflsss
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American Citizen Arrested In Ire
Land.

WASHINGTON, y. G.. August l-.t - oo,5
Secretary Of state paws Ia, Dgen II, u, I Ion
munication with Minister LoWe L,o a. Lon
don, in reference TO the ea'e OF n.epaed a. .;
Meany, Of New York, who Wa IAN aies ~ tS ns
Ennis, Ireland Tor ALLEGED yoi''Sn s, oi iay
repression act. secretary p'is !e I've ,hs
teiegraphed Minister Lowell 10 :, eT ;ny ,ne
case his immediate attention, anu l,,,, % ' An
tigate and report to the Dsbarl1lgnI' o,y An
answer was received from Min' Fore LTT or
to-day, stating that the BIlil'n ~ VI me snh.
ice has no official iniornat,os, " W.snv had
ieet, but he understood LA Ia tGereunon
been released. Secretary DaIi1 an la, ex"c
teegraphed to Minister LoMell 70 ~ t eSa :,
information as 70 whether Mean! Is 'rsc q
not,
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Rri9f News Items.

Mr.. samuel Hawks. senior proprietor
Of the Windsor Hotel. New York, died Al
Long Branch Thursday evening.
At Rochester. y. Y, on Friday, Little
Brown jug started ia his attempt to beat
his own best time, 2:ll. lie made the
mile in 2:1S.
The bark Albany. the first direct packet
from New York to Victoria, Il. e.. with
a cargo Of merchandise. arrived 1t Victoria
on Friday.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Conn
pany at Albany Friday paid tax Of ST.
1926 on their earnings in New York for
the year ending June 30, which were 81
SIS, Gj2.G7
Charlie, Underhil. the clerk 81 the stand
ard House in White Plains, Y. Y. who
wa, assaulted with billiard cue on the
Sd Of July by Austin Beebc. died on Thurs
day night at hi fathers dwelling, in Rye.
The steamer Buckeye State, bound for
ii. Louis, while attempting to land at q
wharf at Louisville Friday afternoon, wa-
caught bv q >tiff breeze and a strong cur
rent. and ran on the dana az the head 81 q
canal and was badly broken up. No lives
were lost.
Al the time Hccker's mills We're burned
in Cherry street, New York. with the
tcnements adjoining, man named Pencher,
an occupant Of one Of the latter. was re-
uorted missing, A body found in the
north river II the foot 81 west Eleventh
stree, Friday wa, recognized a. that Of
Pcncher. How he came to hc drowned i
vet unexplained.
\ woman giving the name OF Catherine
Tanev. and who SAYS she i q sister OF ihe
late Chicf-Ju>tice fancy, applied recently
~ the county superintendent OF the poor
al Troy. y. Y. for aid. She slyS her
daughter writes for the Cincinnati COM
aerci0l. and another daughter j. the wife
Of Colonel Hudmcn. OF Newport. ky. She
wa, sent 10 the Albany aimshou,e.
The propeller Nonominee. while cross
inc Lake Michigan on Tuesday night, en-
couutered a cold cloud midway Of the lake
The cloud burst OH her deck, covering
Them with snow and >lu>h to the depth oi
siX inches. For five minutes the Hilno'-
rhcre wa. like that u winter, but a' the
+ steamer was moving rapidly >hc soon came
into a warmer temperature. me tl Gill j.
considered unprecedented. uut the 49,
/ clr.cy Of the fact, j. Youched for D! lh'
oGiccr, and passenger, OF the vessel.
Mr.. Fitch. the daughter Of Genera
sherman. arrived IN Washington on / nui>
Gav night with her family. IheI Hi8 nc.'
Twin With General and lils. sherman IL
the Perry mansion. "a Oakland. uN TWO
th. children bccoming sick with the dyson
tcrv. the physicians advised theT ie''.i
g. Washington. The infant wa. very -
ON the train, and died O. the car, entcrg'
The Washington depot. The body will b
t,l,en IN y. Louis for interment. TIL
otbcr child /, very sick at General >her
rnon's residence in Washington.
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Mnyor of Danyillc Sued.
A READJUSTER MAYOR EXERCISING HIS BRIEl
AUTHORITY.

AUTHORITY.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
DANvILLE, Va, August ia Massey
political meeting was held here last night.
After the Massey meeting a little difficulty
occurred at the Border House between J.
J. Wilkinson and Mr.. Boney. Mayor
Johnston sought TO quiet Wilkinson.
While doing 50 ". A. Norman. in the in
terest Of peace. approached Johnston and
Wilkinson a they stood on the street. and
sought 10 secure a postponement OF all
difficulty until to-day, when il was hoped
the affair would be amicably settled.
Johnston resented Moorman's interference.
and ordered him to leave. Norman said
he was a friend Of both parties. and de-
sired peace. Johnston said he was Mayor.
and would manage the matter without
Norman. Norman replied, and John
ston called two policemen and had Moor
man sent TO Jail. He was released in few
moments after Incarceration. To-day
Norman brought suit against Johnston
for 5000 damages. Friends are trying to
settle the matter. John>ton's conduct j.,
universally condemned. There is con>id-
cradle excitement over The unwarrantcd
act. II is said Johnston Wa, in liquor.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Three indict.
ments have been ordered by the General
Sessions grand jury against Norman
Mcleod, son Of the eminent Scottish
divine Of that name. who was arrested last
night for obtaining goods on false pre-
fences. On the I'D Of June he obtained
iewclry from George Hortie. OF SEQ Broad
way. lie got $685. worth Of jewelry from
Jules Cruel, Of II John street, and s6j
worth Of iewelry from Ludwig Nissen, Of
! Maiden Lane.
Colonel Joseph \. Joel, editor OF the
Grand Aray Gazette, who was arrested
and indicted for a criminal libel against
Colonel James McLeer, the Brooklyn post
master, and who was also sued for $1,000
damages in a civil suit in the BROOKLYN City
Court, has been surrendered by his bonds
men. \ hench-warrant was issued to-day
Tor JoelS arrest.
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Wrocking n Drcdglng-Hachine- sem
niOr COngcr in Norfolk.

~feflai telegram - nc -fAt'h.l
NORFOLK, Va, August 12.-ThI> after
noon the boiler Of the ,team-drcdgc owned
by Captain James Baker, and employed by
him in dredging at The foot OF Liberty
street. exploded with tremendous report.
wrccking the machinery AMI SCATTERING the
hull. Fortunately there were only two
persons on board. neither OF whom Wa,
seriously injured; the cook. who escaped
uhurt. and Henry Morrison ,colorod', en-
sinecr. who had painful confusion on the
left arm and LEFT check.
Thomas Ramsey, markct-hUckster. fell
dead in . lar-room on Market square thi,
afternoon.
senator Ommd Con-cr. u Michigan. and
wife are on q Wit here, the guests Of M
yal-Con,tructor NaTnty.
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Cadet Cook Investigation.

NEW YORK. August IA Newburgh.
Y. y. special says: The investigation OF
the prize-iight between Cadet Cook and
Plobc Scudder 1t West Point his been con-
Guided 10y JUdge-Adyocate Wood, and a
report submitted 90 General Howard, COM
mandant. who ha, sentenced all concerned
10 be confined within the limits Of Camp
Garfield and within the color line during
the reminder ~ the present cncampment
and Tor the first month ~ the next annual
epcampment. >cudder is Yet in the hospi-
tai.
General Wesley Merritt. who takes the
place 81 General Howard on september l~t.
arrived at the Point last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-13
nrnnning ofnYoung Virginlan.

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE At BAY RIDGE on
FRIDAY pY WHICH CHARLES FORD LOST HIS
LIFE.
4 Young man named Charles Ford,
from Washington. an Cmployc at the
Government Printing Office. was drowned
Friday afternoon At Bay Ridge. lie ven
tlred out too far. and was unable 10 SWIM
,.,,iu.t the current. which was carrying
him still further from shore. Another
youuc man. named Ccnroy, who was near
Il, shy Iii, distress. but was unable 10
r,a,l, him and called for assistance iIom
shore. There were no provisions lor
such emergencies. however. and II was
some time before boat WAS sent OUT
Young Ford fought hard to reach 'haho"
,,.,,or- and II wa, Il distressing spectacle 10
ylfnc>. hi, struggles Che was evident
Is GOOD sWimmu) and hear the calls
f,r assistance coming from the young
man about twenty feet from MN.
third gentleman. in the wafer III
he time. started Out 10 assist him' ana
,fter Ion. delay the boat also PVT out, bu,
when il reached the spot Young ford h,u
3isan,,eared. There were no efforts hi'U,
IN recover the body up to the time the DoA'
l,it IN. resort. Nh. Ford wa- about twenty
Ave. year. Of age. and his family reside, IN
may, PAGE county, Va. He also had
r l"t; in Alexandria. Had the employs
of the bathing department displayed ordi-
nary energy and presence Of mind Linz the , nn
~, Gentleman could have been res
cued. The bathing shore at Bay l ;-1, II
y@ry dangerous, a any Sne going beyond
,be ropes will be carried away by. the s"I
current u drown unless assistance i
nromptly rendered. baltimore Amer'od"