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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

,.N rurTD NEAR MITON-WATER TURNED
oN-prnr MATTEEs-DARN
ulENEp DOWN.
.c.,rro-,onfence of The Richmond piSpatch.I
AUGr~T 81, 1SN2.
New, was brought up from RinE-oiGi
v.lerdav about the killing Of Mr.. Byrd
p.y,. In a nero man named Eppa Free
I'.o..t Hives store. about three miles TINS
I'D. II Milton. on the night OF the 2Nth III,
.t.nt Ei,cs lad accused the nero oi
,..I..-.v-.ariur. i'm that hc had t'silhed
i.ior,. the Grand Jury that IGNc> had h''h
..r.n, Uollor ON sunday. l;iNcN gave up
i-. r5.toi. and he and the negro went OUT
a.. r,a .forc "to settle the matter. III
o.. rainutc> Riycs came back into me ''"i'
srd sid that the man had struck nm "i,
ile head with stick, asked Tor M piIto'
..,.I tncu declared hc VIZ, too h'oh ui'
stl.d =, r>e II, and In four or hNe h"'iIs u,
Ms dead. An examination sloNe" 'Il"'
d.. .l,ll had been fractured. Inc paiahcc
tt..tor,- 81. Fl !. generally believed ny
d.. uei.I,6or-. f. that Rive, aitrI =, M
u,li- r,i.t,I. went out with suck 10 Dew
~. nero. and the negro took the Nli ..t
f-.,n linn and struck him ON the he'.o WIN
r. Tho negro ran of immcdia'eIl' ""'
l,l moi been heard oi at last accounts
W.t.r Na- turned into the canal \cStvi'
l,v. n great relief 20 those LIVING Cd .l lm'
border, q Tie canal and very ple' r,i'.
,irlf io those who have time to ob'cN C. e 'i !,
development, Of the watcrpoWcf 10" Il
Tie pullic-,cbool building Tor Tor, W VII ,I
children las been recently roEeI'u f M'''
lin. and great improvements NV 1b
made in the internal alIanS' NM, .',t, 60,
school win not open I'LL Inc iu'i' VI fror
tembcr. In the mean u'ne-,i INV - III I,
G ay ~. VI 81 and the pay Of the teach
err 'r'V Who attend will begin from that daIg,
W. Var Iarn IC on the land Of Mr.. NJ. \, Ly ,
3 n.ed E y"' Mr.. william Towne. for e,ming IT,, &c
Ia.co, WAS - burned down yestcrday , morn
ing. and one cutting OF tobacco aV' r,,! g
with IT,
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certainly be extended up New river TO the
ncighborhood OF the Iron region OF Cripnle
creek. IL will start from Martins station.
on the Norfolk and Western railroad. In pm.
sski county, running around Peaks Knob.
thence TO Ashworth's Bluff, on New river
ABOUT eight miles from Martins. CROSSING
she river, it will run along the south bank
LOT distance OF twenty-five or thirty miles
10 fortcr's ford, several miles above the
W!the lead-nines. There It will recross
inc river and extend up the Cripple-Crcc
Naiiey. 1t is confidently expected that the
extension OF this road will stimulate tho
already large mineral interests in thc
region through which IL passes. The
course OF the road takes in the Bertha
zinc-works and the Wythe lead-mincs'
both OF which will be worked with i'm,
creased capacity. IL will also pass near
an OF the fifteen or twenty iron-furnaccs in
oiast IN Wythc county. | understand n
company i forming whose object is to
erect two or three furnaces Of large cana
city in the region named.
Our town has had large influx OF south-
ern visitors, attracted by our pure noun.
tam air and fine mineral water.
The death 81 the venerable judge Mon.
cure is greatly lamcntcd here. as he was
universally beloved for his many noble
traits OF character. "INGoyAR.v
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Texas Crop.

ST. LoUIs, August 3l.-Ecporis Of crop,
IN Trvls are that the corn f. late and Will
vicId from thirty 10 folty-ivc bushcl, per
acre. Cotton is promising, but twenty
five days late. The first crop OF inatufeu
bolls are very irregular; some stalks are
Lending with the weight OF bollS, Nhiie
others have scarcely any on them. Ine Top
crop is now fruiting and forming nicely
The rains have ceased, and The thcrhoiiic-
ter is up in the mnctics, and win a or!
September and October the promise l. lar
above thc average Yield. Owing TO the
atcnc>, Of the crop, picking has not CONF
mcnccd generally yet. and should no di' Is,
ter happen the present force would haraN
bc able to gather the crop III time uhiCss
the picking season should be uhuSua'H
fine.
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.r.rsr 2q.-Be.css.-No arrivals or c1itit -
IN Irxns side, were Ia fIr drmAhn ~ ~ e. e.,
,Ugfon Market tAis morning At iii%1
'n,t,c l1 wrr, -low. ~ -Dld ~ 7ff -. = a. an
S,I.es The arrivals tn-dAY Wcrr . - ",t". ~.
d., 70 ctlye. ,old i, about tl'c clo-ing hf'e', ..
yesterday Including il.'ss ., ' nv 80, =, c..
@ III at 7il1o,,. Z p. The h'st Guy ,ne1''
ann Ne IA i'm W4.Ii.slon Market al lac. q' ID
Siep aed Lm1slle e 4rlS oos, GT' snl .a
iot'. , ~ TrIH. tct.ons inciud. comm"~ :" H'"a
hna,, ~ as e. Z o., and poor - pr 70 'sii - =.
.he'.P 49, = ~, wan alioui 500 extra IAN lr5S,
| 0Nt'1..,1 and ONO sold q sc. Z. H. Drtrsi
',' me-, sld ,lnslS in Wellington Ittn.' ~ %
sr ''' :. and dre al lambs q 90 zoe 70: sse
~ 'v.yL,. erln cor ltyeh0ys atsS.Jhs ~: ~
a. 10 n,. The sales lne"dc sw9 caI-.o2N 2, ,c =.
/ Ir,,.-fed Western hogs al ts.7o@9o'7'F q w
/ E--JJcrnQle5 Commerce.
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The Tci.OH.Fcycr.

GALVESTON, August 3l.-A special to the
NNrS from Matanoras says: There is no
change in the epidemic here. The cases
are more scattering. There are two hun
dred cases in the city. Ten 10 fifteen new
cases were reported during the twenty
four hours ending at . \. NJ. yesterday.
There were seven deaths, six Of fever. yes
tcrday. The Mexican gunboat lndcpen-
dcncia has arrived with General Cuello on
board, who bring, 81. 600 for the sufferers.
General Gonzales has tclemaphcd $500 for
the sick. At BroUn>yillethc official report
up to 10 \. NJ. yesterday shows that there
were fifty cases in the previous twenty
four hours, and three dcaths-tWO NcXicans
and one American, W. {. Carhcrry, Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. Fred.
Fruit. who was better, had a relapse.
The other Americans who are sick are i'm
proving. Mr.. McCantcry. Of the United
State, Signal Corps, will take temporary
charge OF this city.
WASHINGTON, August 31.-Acting A.
si>tant Surgeon White, at Pensacola. Fla,
reported by telegraph last might TO tie sur
gcou-Gcncral Of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice that there were three cases OF Yellow
fever there. and one death.
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C,,,orororn,ing u Stranger.

o,.,o,t,x FALLS INTO THE HANDS or HIF-
~ rI,xs. AND Is DBUGGED AND ROBBED
fCticsco 7 ines. August 19thJ
r,, c,;cl. - the trigger Of the rcNoNcr
o,d the gl,am OF The knife are 700 niuon
III" NV 9n,vrs Of some oi the hard ones
loi iosr.t certain portions OF tAl' cl'y.
Thcv like stealth because IL 9sa>!s '' hindl
49,, Nv nrrnctration OF their deN'iiSn 80
,n.t ni9ht daring effort vas hiatt 't tha
i-'' 0ut 10 cbloloiom a stranger Oh ~
..-dt and then rob him. Ills NAM =
49,, ,',e picc and bis house Is III lllllI, ~
~ lie went into 40. l33 east an iu,
W o, yireet. and called Tor drink. 4 h, rn
~ ,c did not know came UP anu "
Nnotn l,n communicative. Rice, DelhS al
49, man. treated his new ac4VAlu'l.'o,
O.'iy ERA, rounds were had. ne nc" q,
"ii ."i,,oncc at last complained Oi ~"
- when the baT-kccper, Delli5 N'i" ~,
81 ,,tnr said he had a remedy iO' ~ r,, "'
uo '.,,e time giving the man Do''ie, ! ~
';cl man went out, saying nv wv, ,,.o,,Id
hnrne and Mr.. Rice concluoGu Nv wYrer
~, go When at the corner Oh "a III lin,
a.oo e. or near there, two men selIeu n,',
'',,ne M from behind, whllv t,lc J,'' II
ON 40 man with whom he hao ui'i ~ :
on.' held 4 bottle Of chioroiorih " IL ,
iroh', az, lac became UNCONSCIOUS IT, IT,
no,c u,,Sd he was lying on vacant iC5
ne - 49, ioser 10 the extent OF Ms 49, w.,
ana Mas lie called at the CeptTal slaI 1
ana gov. 0ino for detective. lie sHu
this mo, Inn hin over an hour to recover HUI
his stupor. No arrests W.
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The Archbishop OF Canterbury.
HE AGREEMENT BETWEEN TIE ENGLISH All
TURKS.

TURKS.
LoNDoN, August 3l.-A bulletin dated
S:3O this morning says the Archbishop Of
Canterbury was somewhat restless last
nlght owing TO a slight return OF fever.
Iii, pulse is firmcr than if was yesterday
but there is an unsatisfactory droWSlness.
4 dispatch from I>mailia in the second
edition " the Times says that the railway
as far ., Ka,>a,,in viii Dc open tomorrow.
The mutilaiion~ by the Egyptians Of the
British who fell into their hands at the bat
lie Of Kassassin have caused great indiSna-
ton in The army.
4 dispatch to the Reuters Telegraph
Company from Consiantinoplc says The
military advisers OF the Porte continue TO
urge that the right TO land Turkish troops
At Alexandria i, Indispensable. Lord Duf-
fcrin, the British ambassador, refuses to in
scrt such = clause in the Military Conrcn-
ton. but consent, to place on record the
proyiso that the English and Turkish Hiail'
may subsequently hW c the power TO modify
the military programme i'll case OF nccc'-
sitv. The Porte i disposed to agree Ia
/ This. and 10 consent t. the landing OF IHrk'
i.b forces ut Aboukir subject to the ulli'
mate agrcgncnt between the respective
! Generals
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

brunswick-County (va.l Murderer Ar
raianed for Trial-Ex-Senator Thurman,
OF Ohio, ut the Warm STANDARDIZATION
Of Norman Missionaries from South Caro-
iina-The Crops in Texas and North Caro-
iinn-Two OF the Jeanette Survivors Ar
rive In Liverpooi-The War In Egypt;
Movements OF the English and Their OPP
poncnts; Preparing for a Grand Battle
Alleged Proposition by Arab for an Arnis-
uce-Turbulcnt and BeIligercnt Greeks
The Archbishop of Canterbury-Illness of
Sarah Bcrnbardt-The Greek and Turkish
Frontier DiGlculty-The Suez Canal
Threatened Revolution in sonora. Mexico
Indian Murders.
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SivoreYies, &c.

Bacon. CIc,r-r,b sides. Iss6l6kc.: shoulders
12s@12Ec.;. Virginia shoulders, 10e.; virginia
.%, Il aS v5gi9la sr p
hams. lfnI4Ee.: csnvssed iisris. 1870 l7c.; hnlk
sides; i5al5.c.; bulk shonsers, ils@l ise'
Bucksfs: Painted. two hoops. si.5o9sl.7S
three hoops. sl.75a=2.
Tl.aum -; four strings. S2.256s3.
C2pse: Rio Common. g@lOc.; fir. l0s1 le.
good e. prime lla@l2lc.' Lagayr1, ll@lzc';
Candies; hdaman,ine candles. 12G13%c. a set
l0Atd ltc. c n; half-boNc>. &C.; taAow. l4e-
chase: Prime cutting, I2@l2kc. northern
So l0c.; English dairy ls@2Oc.; pineapple.
Rice: Carolina. 7HNsc.
$3.50. North Carolina cut herrings-new, SOL D
as eastern. $40 Si25; Mackercl1Ne l Fay,
No. 3 mackeri, $500 $500; No. /, in kits
s1.50; No. 2. in kit'. sl.25.
Ldrd: Prime. barrels and tiorces. lf91f4c.
in half-harcs, l4S@ lisc.; tub, lia@ lac. for
Noiqsses: Common syrup-Hosshcads 2ic.
ticrces. 2Jc; barrels, 25c.; genuine golden syrup
5OM55c. = gallon: New Orleans, prime. 65n70c
SAT-: Liverpool. from store SLOW GROUND
alum. from store, sJC. Z sack.
Sugar: Crushed. loHml0ic.; powdered 1ogs,
l0sc.; granularcd, 9 ~ 9iic.: A. @s@e4c.; Ion
Snip Common. 80 7c.; he.t washing. 7sasc.
toilet l5@ poe, aud fincy prices country i9 Dc
gunpowder. 3Jc.msl.
Hides. Leather, sc.
Hidcs: Green, 5@Gc.: wet saltcd, G's@ 7c.; dry
salted. la lie: dry tmi. 13Ml5c
Lcpther: Rough leather. 32m SOC. city finish
harness, 30@37c.; country finish harness. 23m
3oc.; upper. 300 4Oc.; hemlock sole, 100
25c.; oak sole. 3OMfnc.
Iron. steel. Nails, &c.
Iron: American refined. Ola Dominion bar
7-lOc. q n. for standard sizes in large lots tc
dealers, Sc. In small lots; English and American
sheet, "a 5Ec. swcdes. hammered iteoc'' hoop
M,lis: olj Dominion, 1866 for standard siac
PiougE-Cas'fngs: wholesale, 34c.; retail, 4Ec
10 e: Manila, best. l5c.: iuie, 7's@sc.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lttmber. The market is wei stocked and Ii'tlt
dcmand White OAK. cut 10 order, -l7M ~ =
Virginia poplar ,l5m<26 q LOCO; West Nir'
giuia white pine. 81 SO e 1000; yellow pine
iui,t SlO0SlJ. according T. sizes ami lengths.
enlnglr--liuc. Sl.1jm 500; cypress, siN-uch
>OmeS 4 LOCO; slps, 30" 20. Lath-->pht II
N,qr,S. MhI,kcy-barrd timber. green. Slsa
500 - 1000: seasoned. -2pn2J L. LOCO. Flour
barrel timber, S1w95 r LOCO. Machine slaves.
$3.50 $50; turned heading. Sc. d SET. flour-h1r-
rcl poles. :iHsG. Hog-hcad-hooi~, zoe. = bundle
Liquors. Nincs.Nc.
Ne: scotch. beet brands, wnts spa s2.25 =
bro1 h,S: Domo.iic. :IIl@s2; fruit. 9oc @
9l.2i; apple. rcw. >l.~jns2; old, s2.25m -
~, Irhfst(gy. Medium. sl.5on so: pure Ola
93'cl; Virginia mountain ncW' 7I.f1ws - OLD
Ga; Donc'uc, sIloo$2; imported, IS e
SIR Englon1 R'pn: SL5o~ Loo.
Hu'ituI HhiskeYs: SlllHr LILO.
Powder. shot. nc.
Tue.. Toy mining 81 >ll0 "a 100 tc'f.
] D.. f..i r
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nAgu,E IHrELLsCENsr.
ponr OF RICHMOND. Arrrss 81. Iee2'

PORT OF RICHMOND. ANrHst 81 lor<'
SAILED.
si,appr Ariel. Gig1rd. Nprfn.k, it..t AIS
taail. merchandise AMI passenger - - '-'''''
superintendent.
poRr OF NEWPORT EEU-.ArcC'S Jllo9z.
lDy Tclo'nphJ
aENiygD.
lunar lurav. -cherlycrhoru. 0id Poins ahi
tt,l1I.t-,u. nrrthtndl .nd pas sensets. nee
r.abt lad ohio HailwaN Iomp@isy (1hi s'ii'" 81"
-ie.msr Sorihampton, McCsFtck, NOTION,
urxc udis and pas,sA4vrs, theail "sN' anu"
Rtipsay on panv 'Aisi sailed On rctusn,. 49,.
-f..i nier rromac. DOE. Bs'ich@nhis' .ti - -
..,.gers. Sr tthaeli. Gborapotko aad ONO i"'i""'
COMPANY taud stiicl go reiafAi'
SAILED.
.,.rn,hip Kauaxl.a. Greenwood, New Londcn'
-re,s,ner r.. r.. seward. smiihsilie' y CT 0"l'
WEST POINT. August 81 ise2'
10y Tele,raphl
ARRIVED.
| Steiner Havana. Nlcke. Baltimore, nercian-
! di+.anl passengers, Piedmont AIRLINE lana '"i''
Iteau,er Il. y. Lee, Hudson, Mat'apohl river,
,n,rcb.nii,c and plsselgcgs, Piedmont An-h'"'
b and sailed On fctatpl.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Produce.
-, = 80. 20 ,O "a D.. rr.l
.,ru
No. r.. 0@.. dc 20 d.
LyH.y, Primo a. choice yellow, q l.2jr.; fair
d. 10 - c, fr,..i, yoii.y. butter sells readily
VE'D" n ~ ',rii.nel f,r country: 81 tor
urn ,N'''' 0''' 80
'l1E n' mn, Mammal.
Dr,,d Fr""' h'''"''''i''' -. ''''
100 l6t. H.. o,.. .,.,,,,,,. 1,D,o9c.
III tn,s. .ior. i'm ri.,,,,s: market active.
Lys1, rrito,. I'y.-,5o-r. &c.: common. poe.
II,J,.[".s,l,,'i 81 'lIot,~l'I5 :. ln,heL
J5,J virginia timothy. 9Jc.N9j; cl0ycr-
,i,oI -on, S5c.: clover. COm7Cc.
"'ID>>rJ ms. 75rgOc.
T.t,fo,,. irish. s2.2JN $500 & barrel
U..ts. Gln.,n-. l.lJI sl.JO Q io Sehrr'' 't'e
ofiop-, 49, 10 10, ,r,...l3r.
Ftac"'%%, ,ri., mi and demand good; 40 trouble
, ,lu'',,i .,,oict fr..if
EyI. 75Msuc. e. Aushel.
SS,sso','. Prime. Toe.
Sl,',i, 75n-Cc.
E',Ief Nr,uc: 3094Oc.
InGe,dai;" N3ci..l 37c.: unwa,hcl. 2sc. Bury
III ,tii hiring from - 90. :. II. les, tnan above
mi
Cement. Lime. f'a~ttr' &c
re,,.,t. Resemble. s1.jDn slGO = barrel.
Ii,f. Agricultural. ru iNr. f nu,I'4' n;,u'H-
/ land = - -''
| NE ~. Iumn. $i.7J; ground. - caicined
/ fi"'' st@,-D
/ llai,,l lc , ,'o .i,,.sf.
Dry Good.
=, .,,.,,t ;lr . Nertfmack shifting
irlII,S, d, III i' ;c soth bridge, Co. Pacific
- ~rrague. &C.: Sprlguc ~llirtin2, osc' Duh
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
urA71I o. r. J.. LEIItH--LILOII0' VI
FFS-OR.


...,,,.,ucc Of the Richmond Dl'pl''n'
l'''''''''''' AUGUST 81, 1881.
NJ y Lewis Lcitch, whose eXtfcihe l III,
w., " ~ rrfcrrcd TO in my last, dIcd anou'
n.;r,, MINUTES after my letter was ii',1'u'
i H. Fad trphoid pneumonia, which suG>y
rDeniiT atiackcd his heart, IRON VIM" tLn
9,n.e 6e died. Nj Leitch was one OIL o. IN; H.
,no., promising young men ever rs'sto i Of
,''o H. was a Gradual ~, VI
,o ''1' 70, - the schools Of the UniVeisi's'
.nd was for several years PI Snt,Iai
" ~ Gr Charlottesville High school rooS
and had perfected arrangements 10 IND "nd
al" private 'ri' school next session, d',o
=, continue lis studies at The OniSerS N.Y. .
lie VA. twcnty-four years OF age ,ho tn.
i i'T % was largely attended, and the ser
,T',ei ." were conducted by Rev: Henly "a o;
Wood assisted BY Rev. a. b. War"icN' u
the Methodist church: -, cha Miller
Tbr BOARD Of Visitors OF the nn o"n
schnol have elected Mr.. William u. 7' .,
mon Of wheeling, W. Va, to The chaiI y !.
nnnIied chemistry in that institution. ~ !
.rnfderstood that he comes with the chdOaSo
, '"T If the University Faculty. gun
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iNoath of a Charles CITY pilot.
| Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
AUGUST 80. 1892
Captain Archer Harris. chief pilot OF the
volunteer service OF Chickahominy river,
died very suddenly yesterday morning.
Apparently as well ne usual. he went to his
ioddcr-he!d 10 work, was taken with he
morrhage, and was corpse in IA few min
utes.
He was among the most prosperous OF
our colorcd people, handled a deal Of mo-
ney, was an exceptionally good paymastcr.
and had the respect and confidence Of all
that knew him. He was quite old, perhap,
had exceeded his thrcc-ScOrc-and-icn
PENINSULA
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Abandonment OF "a Brnn5"lck NHii"'
Murderer.

prTErsDrRG, Va, August 3I.-I''I''
Dooth. who murdered his child in Br'ln..-
wick county, was arraigncd for trial at TN.
form ~ the County Court, but on account
~ tLc absence Of IN important witness icf
fine commonwealth, the case viii be con con
timed 10 the next term Of The court. inI
murder was = most alrociou' one, the chud
Laving been Drained by IN axe IN the
hands OF it, father.
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THO ssncz GnnAl.

MraID. August 3l.-All The Powers
including ENGLAND, have replied iayoiabli
TO the proposition d Iiaiy that iioil'nu
and Srqin be permitted TO take a part ID
fbc collective protection OF The Huel canal
Ills believed. however, that in consequence
~ the recent turn OF affairs the Nopo'ii
for collective protection OF the canal WIZ
D.. without result.
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C1NcINNArI. O., Augu.i 3I.-A SI07,IT %
fine T;mes-Stdr from Pine Bun, Alk,'
s"vs. III is rumorcd that Colonel W. ID.
Waite has been murdered in New Mexico;
lie was prominent stock.dealcr, ana
wrote from Texas to a friend here that Ne
wos Going TO New Mexico TO buy large
dock 81 sheep"
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ToJoprapIIic Notes.

The Countrywide ,culing-mateh,. ap-
mind IN come of n Richlicld Springs,
Trw Work. Yesterday, wa. postponed on
.cc"unt Of me rough weather.
me first convention Of shorthand writers
orar o"scmbled I'm the United states con-
Vencd ot Cincinnati yesterday. Delegate
we're ,i,,'' present from I'll points Of the country
and Canada. o..,.o,.,, ,,.,.,.
ward has been allowed I'VE adGillohal W ,
mon there to prevent II poN'.4,le tne miro
duction OF yelIow-icyog INTO the Yard.
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LOUISVILLE LEAr-roBACCo MARKET

August - The receipt IN the lat forty-c'ght
hour amounted to - hug-hcid..
The market Wa steady, with sale af&resalin|
81 hrg-hcad-. -
The rropricors Of h" tntcrprs SO N'rri,nu-, ',l-
day. , .,i.,,.
h.,J- NrI ,.,u county leaf and u-- III $50.
- 80. $50. 500. 500. $50. 600. $50
ana 500: = hus.lclls Hart county ich ana ing
me P,Lc Iouc aold Is ho2-lcrds' 3 hoe,,hcl.Is
Carroll county leaf 1ui IN. al sIl.3u' y, 90
ana $3.50: I hoe-hcld, N!-"n county l,.i, i't T,
6@g.hcid- " ooiford county leaf. lug-, and TIA !
- -3:,. SI7.25. -. ana $j.3j: h"g-hcnd- >co'i
! r.,.l,fv ug, AMI trash &c, IL. $3.50. $500 ana
SlIr. h0s.loid spencer county llnd.l Tugs 40
$3.50 N0Uricr-JoVr"1L
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Threatened Revolution In sonora
Icxican-Endian DcprcdafiOns ana
Murders.

Tucson, ARIZONA, August 3l.-AGyiccs
to the star from IIcrmo,illo, Sonora, Mex
leo, state that General Carlo, accompanied
by Ex-Governor Torreo, are expected hour
" in that city with authority from the FED
cral Government TO super,cde Governor
ortiz and deprive him OF all authority. 1t
is said that five hundred soldiers accom-
pany the ENJOYS. To meet this emergency
Ortiz Is drafting troops in all directions,
and threatens resistance 10 the last cX-
tremity. II is believed that this will pre-
ciptatc Il conflict which will lead to revo-
luton.
4 special to the Star from Calaba>iS states
that the people who are coming in in large
numbers from the surrounding country
confirm the reports OF Indian Expectations
4 fight is said TO have occurred III tht
south end OF the Patagonia Mountains, ~
which the Indians defeated the miners and
ranchmen. The Sierrata district. II Is SAID
has been abandoned. seven people are re-
ported 70 have been killed thus far. Ih'
Apache. number about lOV.
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,rryTHE COUNTY.

y,,so crop pgosPECTs--LARGE ShlFALS -. ~
''H S'.,.r,x LACKED FOR - TIE NEw-hl'IN
RAILROAD, Enc. On 1859
xyyTUry,ILE, VA, August 80 1857
10 TIE Editor Of me Dtspate, 'a,ns through
t tl 6"y and t tHe prospect Of large
corn crop is the subject ,oc ., from the south
The shipments Of .' atoI a6 l, fall. our cat
west will be very iarge arr, ' ,hsn usual, owing
tie arc in finer condition ,v ,a'I have had.
20 the fine grass season n W. railroad vii
IL IS said the New-hNe' '"'"'
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Cvon prospects in Nortl, Carolina.

PfrEpsBuRG. VA, August 81 Letters
received here by merchant, OF this city.
from prominent and reliable farmers 81
North Carolina say the cotton, tobacco
and corn crops throughout that state, a.
far a, heard from. are growing finely. The
present indication, are that the yield VIII
he much larger than at first expected. cot
ton i, later than last year 10y a lew weeks
though the quality is generally much bet
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The fsrook and Turkish Frontier Dif'
GcTI.y.

LoNpox, August GA dispatch to the
Reuter-, Telegraph Company d'tcd Athens,
Thursday, 80 +. ", says: IN ol'lrlai
dispatch from the frontier announces that
The Turkish commander has demanded IN
ar,oi.tice. which the Greeks are willing to
accept provided The Turkish troop, WITH III,
draw. from the point, they have occupied
mi. fine Turks have refused to DO. 1t i
r.,,ortrd that hostiities have recommended
;Tbe Government i. displaying increased
activity in military preparations. Five hun
bred troops are arriving on the frontier
! daily"
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uousr,. MULES, WAGONS, &c.

rOR SALE, \ sPLENDlDfsN
Il <Xryf AID BEEEDING-sT ~
LioN; Size, j. e. Ficsiins @psr''S S'S xea n
tIla' VIM sIDF-BAR BRENsIkR toi
ni-GGY AND HARNEs-, used one year VA sooa
sondttiop. sold on account % the 0wnsrs ~
,ooyai 10 Texas. Address EDWIN ht"S,v
.a,,.a.....dsts
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rou.cCo. CiGARs. &c.

II WHITLOCK, 1Hj MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer Of The following ""' - anus u
CIGARS: u.
La EsTELLE; H Fla, aoek's KEY WEST,
PICNIC, Nlllil;iCwr u
MOZART, 81 n and ORIENTAL.
o,,iowlps brands Of FINE TO
BACCO ut manufacturer PRIV
DIANORA, EslpfGQH,,,s AGAIN.
WARD BRAND H4n5iEsE IDY lie, plygs),
PIONEER, ROIGl! ="
BALLA kAi, sc
ATLANIlG S"' o7-cod
sepd for prs s-lisi,
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brakeman Horribly Crushed a
Rnarnnlxn

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
ROANOKE, VA, August 3l.-Martin Pc
tiers, a young white man employed a.
brakeman on the Norfolk and Western
yard here, was crushed while coupling ears
last night and dangerously, and perhaps
fatally, hurt.
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DeLesseps la Naples.

LoxpoN, August 3l.-M. DE Lesscp' ha'
arrived AT Naples. He refuses to accept a
hononct at Paris offered 10y the French
newspapers. declaring that the Sucz Canal
Company will Away, remain aloof from
,olificS
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croelsti:c AggressOrs.

roxnov. August 31.-A Vienna dispatch
L tTo ZINES saws: According to informa-
tion received here 1t seems 10 pe uauo' ,o
that the Greeks were aggrcssofS Ill INC iion-
tier affair.""