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Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
hmusenents

eensa,,ne % Wednesday T1 evening the great
Ssnt th At tbs v1arleS "a L. Davis, will pre-.
ehs,actsun opera House his celebrated
ALVIN to.I! comedy in four acts entitled
athe hs.t hUV'aln' a This is said to be one
as cjtv U''s sss comedies ever presented in
Witnessed "uq ~ one h Of the funniest plays
db are lUpala loupp n and the press Of that
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Feet Cut Off,

An accident occurred at Yorktown
on the Eastern Shore Railroad yester
day which resulted in train hand
George Taws having both his feet cut
off. Taws fell in trying to jump on
the engine but missing his hold he was
rolled around the tank and falling
between the tender and express car the
wheels passed over his ankles cutting
eft his feet. He was removed to his
residence but with little hopes of his
recovery.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Another Dem0c rattle Nominee 10 r
Council.

A committee of Seventh Ward Dem
ocrats met this morning in the Office OF
Esquire Brady, at 10 o'clock, and placed
in nomination as the leader of the for
lorn Democratic hope of the Seventh
Ward for City Council, Mr.. James E.
Newman, contractor and builder
residiugin the Forty Acres. Mr.. New
man is Virginian ana has been in the
city about five years.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Relic of Gen. Smyth's Brigade.

Admiral DUPONT Post, No. 2, G. A..
R., have in their possession Gen.
Smyth's headquarters flag, which they
will carry in the procession this after
noon. This relic of the war was the
headquarter flag of the Third Brigade,
Second division, second army corps,
GenI Smyth commanding, and is quite
a curiosity. They will also carry in
the line an old State flag, carried in the
Third Delaware Regiment during the
war. Both Of these souveniers show
the effects of passing through serious
conflicts as numerous bullet holes may
be seen in them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Singular.

&sba,e sbs,agton !, 7. Craig, while fishing at
@AepdavU VI M sne jackson & Sharp Co., j,
etSsb bay, on caught a good sized eel and
0adawii0uaa uae hook at the same time.
hsb ds,aSsoa dhS out the line he was at q
hnhs s'hose1mlne hsd what Kind Of a crea-
Witnessed ~ canght. Various parties
a!ing thst u tlle exploit and all united in
elsasl , ~. 'ney had never before heard
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
New Drug Store.

Mr.. b. G. Veasey has opened a neat
and attractive drug store, at the s. W.
corner of Eighth and Madison streets.
1t will be great accommodation for
persons living in the western part Of
the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Fitting Up.

Mr.. Dugan, No. East Front Street,
having received a license from the
Court, will lit up his saloon In good
style and render it as attraotiiv In
appearance as possible.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Ronublicau Meeting ,

A meeting of Republicans ofthe First
ward will be held at A. A. Chapman 6
Fourth and Shipley street, on Wednes.
day evening. Business of importa ance.
By order of the committee.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
A Heavy Fleece.

1t is stated that Mr.. Armstrong,
of Smyrna, sneared a sheep, whose
fleece weighed 10 pounds. When all
sheep yield W, Of in such gu antity it
may be profitable to Keep uAem on the
farm.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Very Low,

SS'aby l. h;,, y; Crosby, Of the firm of
Shg vs,V tiii y, ary goods merchants, is
sallnptSr &, u ~ h's residence No. sos
Nd BY SEa na Street. y He is being atteu.
a@h bstlsr' ,hi. bullock. He is reported
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
Auate 0f sne Thermomessr

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
this morning:
I O'clock t0o'cloox IL O'Clock,
64O Toe TAO
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30

%tvov eoI', ,Laundried Peroale SHIRT
a'a'e. 'ars at the Boston Clothing
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
List Of Unclaimed Letters

remaining In the Wilmington, Del, p
| O., Saturday, May 20, 1882.
To obtain these letters the applicant
must ask for 'adver tised letters" and
give the date Of this list.
LADIES' LIST.
Archer Mrs Annie Haimes Miss RCF
Boyer Miss Lidis Hamilton Mrs u
Bradley Miss Annie Jones Mrs M NJ
Bans Miss Anna johnson Miss Elsie b
Bywaters Miss Emma Liant Mrs Emma
Betty Miss Faith Mullin Mrs WmJ
Brown Mrs Helen Manning Miss Mary
Collins Mrs Anuie Murphy Miss
Grouse Mrs H J McUe Mrs Mary
Oaulbom May l. Mobley Miss Anna
Dorrall Harriet Outcalt Miss Alice
Elbot Mrs AOllie Swanton Miss
Gray Miss M X Storzs Miss Maggie
Gray Miss Mamie Stannert Miss M
Griffith Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Lille
Gibers On Mrs NJ Taylor Miss Matte
Gibby Mrs s A Tombison Miss Mary
Goldman Mrs W d Taylor Miss A M
Hoops Miss Cora Wilson Mrs M A
Half Miss Carrie Virgins Mrs VIM H
Woodward Mrs Edith b
asNTLRMRN's LIST.
Albright Albert Jones Charles W
Bonner David Jefferson S B
Brinton Charles Jones X l.
Brown James James Walter B
Brown S u Kelly WmJ
Baker j Long James
Boilers 3 Morton VIM
Brown WIN L Meguagan Lie
Campbell VIM Meyers H
Conner Thomas Mauso Guacomo
Colritk Peter MilDurn Benny
Gale John Miller Charles
Cauik Edward Meyer Benz amin
Chrlstiana Corn % Neeld S W
Collins Charles Norman Calvin
Dannenbaurn MAX Peterson samuel
Davis Dr J w Ii Powell John
Davis Jerius Phillips j NJ
Deerbieri George Pierce WmH
Davis ID M Romeny George
Davis Rennholy Martin
Erskine Geo Il Rodgers W h
Eaton Thomas H Rice Samuel
Filkins Frank ID Reading James
Fulton George Sonneborn
Fisher Isaa, II Schulz A
Fowler Sam Sharpless James W
9sher VIM (2] Sampson Jas ID
Gibbs Afford Shoemaker Joseph
Gibney Frank Smith Nelson J
Gluck L0rous Sohneader Frank
Geier J Seamark r
james Swanson John II
Galley Rev s A Sides Jesse
Howard Bros sheppard F
Haines Chas d Smith Fred T.
Hetiner D Taylor Elmer E
HILBERT Joseph d Thompson William
John M Van Raenseller Il
M W (2) Moore
KILLER Lewis b Vanartsdale Daniel
HOY Thomas Weed 90
Huey VIM p Walker ] H
Jones Chas l. Willeyfeorge
White Daniel Lawson
Zack George
VIM. M. PYLE, 2, MI
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30

remaining IN the wilmington, DBL, T.
o., Saturday, May 20, 1882.
To obtain these letters the applicant
must ask for DYER tised letters and
give the date of this list.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-30

The public schools are closed to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

A sandusky correspondent tells OF big
black fish being found on the cowcatcher
OF an express train, weighing ABOUT
twenty pounds, and was alive, when
found" and he says how II came there " Is
an unsolvable mystery" The man WHO in
vented the story should have had no dill
Guilty in solving the alleged mystery. II is
plain enough that the fish. not needing the
warning "Look out for the locomotive
attempted to drive across the railroad track
in front Of an approaching train.-NorriS-
torn Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
"enerat sWaiim's OPinion TINT ker.
geans Mason is Illegally Held.

AsHiSGfoN, August 8O.-The case O;
Sergeant Mason is again beiore the Secre.
cary OF war on supplemental report IRON,
Judge Advocate General swai.p, which
wac submitted yesterday afternoon. This
report Is IN reference to the petition filed
WIN the President by Mr.. BigeIow. of
Nasoii's counsel, for the release OF his client
rom me Albany penitentiary on the ground
nN ne Is Illegally confined. 1t is under
.ooa That General Swain adheres to his
're'ious opinion that tue proceedings Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

the court-martial were irregular, and teSt
his confinement under It's sentence was II,
legal. The ground taken by General
SWoim q that the act OF Mason WIS not an
assault with intent to Kill as shown by the
evidence, and that II it was II was not
triable by a military court. 1t Is known
that the Secretary OF War cntertains con-
trary opinion. no action will be taken in
the case until the return OF the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
by III. l.. Staples & Co..
Reif Estate Agents and AucuonccrS
1103 Main street,

GALE OF \ DESIRABLE FARM
y NEAR Bon AIR by AUCTION-By re-
quest Of the owner, who Is determined ~ sell, We
SHALL offer by auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTRABgR /, 1852,
at ! o'clock L. ", the FARM owned by Mr.
Marine. situated eight miles west of Richmond,
mond and Danvlllc railroad. containing 290
ACRES. about one half Of which Is cleared and
the rest in woods 40 acres Of bottom land. Tie
farm T. well watcrcd. and has a good young
orchard. Framed dwelling with five rooms, ne
gro quarters. two barns stable, cOrl-crib. and
other out-builtiinRs.
TERMS One third cash: the residue I'm two
equal yearly payments, with per cent interest
added. for negotiable notes secured 10y riIst-dccd.
Persons Wishing 10 a.tcnd the sale can take the
1907 train for Bon Ali aud return the same after
noon. II. l.. STAPLES & CO..
al lS-F .Su,S Wtds AuctioupcrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
by Frank ID. Hi & Co.,
Real Estate Anctionccrs,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRhNk-
LIN AND TNENTY-FIRST STREETS, WITH
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS THEREON, AT
AUCTlON.-On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1882,
at q, O'Clock i. 81, on the premises. will offer
the VALUABLE LOT as above described AZ auc-
ton The Tot fronts a. feet on franklin street,
with depth Of 81 feet. The opening Of Twenty
first street, which is now completed Will add much
To the value or this property for business pur-
poses
TEEHs: Very reasonable and announced on day
OF sale. FRANK ID. HILL CO.,
au 25.2S.29.30.31, sci Auctionccrs.
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vi. l.. Staples a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
1903 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
n STORY BRICK BUILDING, sGI ,Ihi,llr
wITU DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED On
DOCK STREET OPPOSITE Tue HE,s OH Lpri DT-
MINION STEAMSHIP COhPANi > w ri LIZ
has removed from the city and Is determined to
sell we shall offer by auction, on tic premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1882,
nj : O'Clock l.. NJ. the property above described,
Sornerlv occupied by james OCOnners. Esq. The
LoT fronts 20 feet on Water street, ana extends
through to Rockets street. /,
Tho building IL comparatively new and IN goou
renair and Is a good stand for business.
TFRMs: one third cash; the balance IN SIX ana
twelve months. with interest added. secured ~
trust deed. and the Improvements Kept insurer ny
'ie Pun II. L. STABLES & CO.,
On I kuctiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

ByR, B. Chad'n & Co..
Real Estate Anctioneers'
UCTIoN SALE OF THE ENTIRE
OUTFIT
OF TIE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
EMBRACING
PARLoR FURNITURE
DryIyc.Roou AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
ALLN GOOD ORDER.

At the request Of tile proprietor VIC VI" ~" NJ
public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1882,
a, o,ciock u N the entire FURNITURE o! the
ST. Charles Hotel al the corner OF Main ana II
tconth streets The house Is complctcly anu nicely
furnished throughout and all the iWhitufc - III
good condition. embracing In part. ,,.r,
ENTIRE SUITS PAHLOK KNIT Chtt'r
UlNING-ROOM FURNIT re: eunrhci,g ! A.
BLES. CHAIRS, CROCkERl-, bLASS-'
and SILVERWARE in large variety .-
The chambers are well furnished Win SUITS
ENTIRE. MATTRESSES, LINEN: &C.
meroIs 10 mention In further detail
Thi, sale offers n rare opportunity Tor MOTEL or
boardin house keepers 10 supply themselves Win
everything they may need.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
All Oh Auctionoers.
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AMONG THE ALPS.
nv Rail from vschy springs 10 the
Cfty OF Geneva.

I.vons-.yiore Vacations with thc baggage
Through tho Fost Hills OF the Ar~-Geneva
Brightly nlusninated--A Greas Festival In
procrcs<.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
FINANCIAL.

INTEREST DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1882,
CEIVABLE BONDS, will nc p,d on presentation
20 j. r. PERDUE. president City Council az the
Merchants Bank, Richmond. Va.
j. W. BRONAUGII, JR.,
SO Lit Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE ASA NERVE
FooD.-Dr. J. W. Smith, Wellington, o.,
saws: II have used it adyantageously in
impaired nervous supply"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
BY W. Goddin 4 Son, Aucuonecrs'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL
= FARM OF IS $500 ACRES IN HENRlCO
COUNTY. ABOUT FOUR MILES BELOW
RICHMOND. 0N THE CENTRAL TuRNIdkE y;
kDJOINING THE FARM OF MIR. SOLOMON
IL. ENPOUGHTY, &C.-At the request Of Mr..
Silas Herbert. whose feeble health prevents him
from managing the place We VIII offer FOR sale at
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1882,
At Az o'clock T.. NJ. the DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM located rs above, recently occupied 10y him,
containing SO SS-1OO ACRES, of which about
eight acres are In woods; balance open and OF cN-
ceilcnt quality. The improvements consist Of II
dwelling containing two rooms, barn, stable, &C.;
a good orchard. The ncighborhOod Il n desirable
one, with AN excellent turnpike leading thereto.
TERMS: Cash. $500: balance nj one and two
wears, bearing interest, secured by deed OF trust
Possession given at once. The farm can De
bought at private sale.
81 81. GODDIN 4 son. AuctLOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

COAL AND WOOD.-I b,ve am 81
- or FlRcT-CLAss FUEL, such as Give -
a.ctlon To- All tie large contracts that am onrtng
q. small mligii on contract price and do pa1
The same coal. ~ pe' '"h Tor
Telen Ies, ,os Bread 81 Get and 1905 Cary street
~ lS-eodlOt C.H.PAcE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
MON LOAN E ID
UpOS
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.

Special attention given to the RENTING OUT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
Rents. Liberal advances made
All kinds OF CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES BY AUCTION made In city or ooun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 10 exchange Tor
Virginian.
DEEDS written ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taken.
Apply for the Tir0inid Liant Guide.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent. and AuctioneeT.
All 27-eOd3m 1905 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
WANTED. CASH pI7oCu,STnc

w NTED, CASH PURCHASERS. -
~ ~ ANTHEACI1 T. COAL. house sigcs-Ies, I'm
CRoWS IIfii II LINZ coal, for fo1ndries
open graf. ,5InnbbSI The peerless cal FOR
vWi6EATn AND SMITH COAL. FOREST I,tyr
t ~Oo!' saved aud klndlng Price saiIsc,c, ,rr
Tor best Goals, and fun weigfts. '"''si"ot ny
au5 so.,., 5. +. LATHROP,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

a NIHRAClTE, ALL SIZES. FOh
4 family use, rs good as the hest: LFIuGIJ
C6SIBI IIP foundry qse1none better; EAST
rP 11SIp f ~, InImP spLlN1, 1928; HAIL. IS:
NIX W0NdEi, ana SMITHS coal; OAK and piyE
WOOII, long and sawed Orders by teleni,ooc ~
JIea "s sS Promptly hled. 7Os Brood street or
mn ia >''ee'' g. II. PAGE.
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ONLY TWELVE HotE~ BETWEEN RLyt.
hoND AND BALIiNokE II EACH
DIRECTION.

Correspond ugly quick -nrr o. etor ,.l,,.
through bills Of ladns issued =. ins raf,,.
A., {. s.. TAILOR
"a. Genera, frel.i - Asru.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

serve. on
THURS DAY, SEPTEMBER 2s. 1SS2.
at - o'clock w.. the TRACT OF LAND living IN
Beaver Dam district Hanover county. containing
l73. ACRES, adjoining the land, ~ Mrs Char
lottc II. Waldrop. Mrs. Emily Mitchell. and others
and being the former residence Of Miss +. l.. Car
ycr The tract viii be offered as 4 whole or I'm two
parcels II liO acres and 800 acr,-. "a may be
deemed best az sale. The l4O-acre tract has Oh II
4 very large. well-built DWELLING-HOUST.
TEXANS: one fourth cash: the hrIancc at one.
two. and three year, from day Of sale. bonds % be
given for tho credit payments bcaring interest from
day # sale and T. BE- secured by deed Of :rust or
all cash. q, the purchaser may elect.
90 l-F4wt THOMAS PARkE CARVER.
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TUE TTYDERsIGYED, W. c. CAR

THE UNDERSIGNED, w. c. CAR
l. RINGTON, trustee. 10y virtue Of the power
vested in him by deed Of trust executed by II. X;
Lewis to him ~ trustee, bearing date the 2Sth and
recorded on the 3 LIST day If January, 1870. to Sc
cure the payment of f5.375.41 due by bond pay
able on demand to ID. J. llartsOok: and the under
signed. James J.. Apper-on, surviving trustee. by
virtue If the power vested in him by Il deed of
trust executed 10y the said T.. X. Lewis 10 him and
-. !. iartSook, trustees bearing date the 29th day
Of January. 1870, and recorded on February |,
| 10, To secure to the Jefferson Insurance COmpa-
date the Goth day Of January, 1870, payable IT
twelve ana eighteen months from date respective
~. each for $500. and drawn by said T.. r. Lewis,
will ofcr for SALE in The village of Howardsvile,
on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
WOOD AND COAL.
EUEL RATES. NOW Low. WILL
u SOON AIsISEl

., The present low fuel rates Will soon advance.
Dnyers should therefore secure now the best FEC,
n S,Fp,d and NUT ANTHRACITE COAL. St,
rR niTn ~ M SPLiNT, and BRIGHTIIOPE
SS rnnED, and RLIT DRY OAK and PM,
S Mp,oi,, selected and delivered promptly and I'm
MIMI s,.lI rom my yard southeast corner
-" Ao-Im j. IL WATKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

At the request Of the owner will proceed TO sell
at public auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER l,lSS2.
at 81 O'Clock T. W., that NICE BRICK DWELL
ING Is above located. containing seven rooms be-
side kitchen. with city water upon the premises
Tia, lot fronts on the cA. sid" of Fourth street be
tween Byrd and Arch streets about - feet. and
runs back about 1873 feet to an allow
TERMS: One third cash: tie balance at tx and
twelve months. for negotiable notes with interest
added and secured ~ 4 decd of tru.t
an21 II. >ELDO\ IANLNn. Anctinno.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

Editorial Correspondence Baltimsre American.
GENEVA, August Io.--We reached this
beautiful and interesting city OF Switzer-
land shortly after o O'Clock last evening,
having lett Vichy Springs at half-past $
o'clock In ,he morning, the time required
for the Journey being ov9 twelve hours,
and the distance nearly -four hundred miles,
II was aSedious and tires)mc ride, but the
Country through which we passed was
very attractive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
TIE CfTYtof LYONS.

About half way ouosr route is the grand
old osy OF Lyons, noted as the greatest Of
all the silk-mauufacturing cities OF France.
We hoped TO rnjoya pleasant drive over
the city while waiting an holr and hall
forfhe Geneya train, but was prevented by
one OF those constantly recurring baggage
troubles, which seem 10 be inevitable.
However, as the ears passed over the ele-
yeted roadway we had panoramic glance
OF its topography, but we regretted still
MORO our disappointment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
Urn DAY or OCTOBER, 1882,

At public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE ly-
ing in Nelson county II the Junction OF the James
and Rockish rivers. adjacent - the village Of How
ardSyille, and containing about ZOO ACRES OF
LAND.
This property l. one Of The most valuable farms
on JsmcS river. tie soil fertile. and excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses and improve
mcnts and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS 0F SALE: Cash enough 70 pay the costs
Of sale and 10 pay The aggregate balance due under
both Of said deeds of trust amounting to eS.G49.42
rs of June D. 1S7f. with interest from that day
until paid on SS.l00.73 thereof. subject t. credits
on interest amounting to Sl.229.l9-thc said bal
ance being due To the Piedmont and Arlington
L'fe-I Insurance Company. the assignee and now
payable - ~ l.. Boulwtrc receiver; the residue Of
tie purchaec-mOncy Will be made payable on such
terms the said l.. X. Lewis may direct, and # he
shouiG fail 10 give such directions. on reasonable
terms. W. {. CARRINGTON. Trustee.
I-2Mf L L. APpER~lIN TI1Istac
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SC lit
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF 4 TRAC
j OF LAND
- THE UPPER END OF HANOVER COUNTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

will sell At public auction, on the premises. to
The highest bidder, absolutely without limit or re-
serve. on
, 1882-04-15
GencraI SkObcieG and Russian
Foreign Policy.
From the Times J
ST.. PETERSBURG, MARCH

ST. PETERSBURG, MARCH 2.
1t has often struck me that the
plain expression of truth about many
things in Russia must frequently be
hindered from reaching the English
Press from its regular correspondents
because Of the discretion which they
are obliged to exercise before the
Russian authorities. Some of them
have of late, | am told, been sub
jected to a good deal of supervision,
both Of the genuine police sort and Of
the more open and obtrusive kind.
Perhaps the reason for such a pro-
ceeding may have been found in the
fact which, according to a foreign
journal, has just been disclosed in the
Nihilist trial, that one of the accused
, 1882-04-15

New York, April 10th-Intelligence from
st. Petersburg announces that Prince
G~ortschakotf has been relieved of the
CHARACTERISTIC for Foreign Affairs and is
succeeded by NJ. De Giers.
by many American newspapers it is con
sIdered that the particulars elected by
The cross examination OF Mr.. %Shiphered by
the House Foreign Committee suffice to
acqult General Hurlbut of the charges
brought against him in respect to the Pc
ruvian GuanO Company.
The celebrated Elephant. Jumbo. late
OF the London Geological Gardens. whose
sale to Mr.. Barnum excited such interest.
has been safely landed in New York.
PLYMOUTH.-R. NJ. S. para from
the West Indies, arrived here at five
o'clock this afternoon.
New York, April 11th.-The appoint
ment OF NJ. Giers as Russian Minister for
Foreign Affairs has produced satisfaction
in Berlin.
st. Petersburg news states that a consi-
derable reduction will shortly be made
IN the numbers Of the standing army.
MI. Parnell has been released from Xii
malnham Prison on parole for a week to
allow him to visit his sister in Paris.
The tenants in the Island Of Skye have
raised the no rent cry.
New York, 18th April.-It should have
been mentioned in Bulletin of third instant
that it was at the request OF President
Arthur that the execution of DR.. LamSOn
was stayed for the consideration Of fresh
G violence. The Presidents interference in
t he case is r6SeEtfully criticized by the
E nglish press.
According to the London "DaiIy News
1t is rumoured that Earl Cowper, the Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland has rendered his
resignation.
The "Daily News" is of opinion that a
change OF policy in respect to Ireland is
obviously necessary.
Mr.. Parnell has declined a demonstra-
tion in his favor, proposed by his partisans
in London.
He is reported to have expressed the
belief that the condition OF Ireland Will
improve if the Government viii assist by
reIeNIn9 poor tenants Of arrears Of rent
and amending the purchase clauses of the
Land Act.
The "Journal de st. P~etersburg.o semi
official organ OF the Government. referring
to the appointment Of VI. de Giers, Oh
S eryeS that the Foreign policy OF Russia
viii continue pacific.
His Holiness the Pope las performed
the ceremony OF baptizing King Charles
OF Wurtemburg, who has embraced the
Catholic faith.
San Fernando, April 12th.-At one
O'Clock this morning a fire broke out in
Cipero street which destroyed seventeen
houses that We're uninsured.
Loss estimated at about twelve thousand
dollars. No lives lost.
New York April 10Th.
Flour t. bIl. St. Lawrence brand. $3.50.
Meal. best Brandywine, ~ brl $44.
Heavy Mess Pork p brl. 1G3 to II.
New Seasons Pork per brl $l73 to IS
Snoar (CryStalS u ID 81.
Fair to good refining y ID 74to8
English Islands Molasses - gal, 1910 44c.
Exchange, New York Il London, 4.3G}.
London April 18th.
Demerara Crystals 81. 6s. Cd.
smear M%uscovado y cwt. seI 0s. Od
Clayed Havana, No. II. GI IS 81.
afoat.
Demerara Rum y gallon, 2s. sd.
Trinidad Cocoa B cyt. G4. Os. Oh.
COnsols 1919 to
Bank OF England Rate Of Discount 8 pct.
Liverpool Cotton MiddIing Upland p ID 65
3 per cent. Rentes in Paris, &4.05
GcncraI SkObcIGG and Russian
Foreign Policy.