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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-28

The operation of the Machine will be I'M
derstood by referring to the following
When hard rock is crushed, it is broken to
the required size las in the case of other ROCK
Breakers or Reducers), and fed in between the
jaws. and the lower part of the jaw is adjusted
by means of four set screws, to close the open
ing between the jaws to the size to which the
rock is to be pulverized, the top OF the jaw be-
ing left to incline back, or it may be necessary
to incline the same forward to prevent the
quartz from g~lsncipg or sliding on the shoe.
The lever-jaw is being rapidly vibrated by
the crank-shaft which operates the friction
roll. 1t will be seen that the lower part Of the
face of the shoe moves concentrically with the
main shaft and pivot, but the degree of inn
pingement to which the quartz is subjected,
Is regulated by adjusting the back jaw by
means of the set screws, forward or back. there
by regulating the angle of contact with the
quartz to q glancing or angular force, instead
of direct perpendicular foree-whichi is seldom
sufficient to produce any cutting or p~erceptible
wear or disintegration of the iron of which
the shoe is composed.
The wear of the shoe Is of q slow, scouring 6
nature, and the shoe will last to crush ten
times as much hard quartz as can be crushed
by the shoe of any other Crusher.
When decomposed or soft quartz, or other
soft vein-mstter, is crushed, the upper portion
of the jaw is set forward, so as to allow a Il more
direct pressure and crushing force to be
brought to bear upon the larger Jumps OF soft
material. thereby gripping the same; but as 1t
Ia crumbled and reduced the small hard Jumps
that are found in nearly all decomposed quartz
| and vein matter, are subjected to the glsncing
force of the lower part of the shoe, which
moves concentrically with the axis, thereby
sculling or c~leaving, instead Of crushing by q
direct or perpendicular pressure.
AS the whole machine can, without diff.
Guilty. be taken apart in eight different pieces,
it can with the greatest facility be trans
ported to any mining district, and, by its de-
cided advantage over all similar machines
and its unsurpassed ~cheapness, it will supply
a want long felt among Mine and Mill Owners
in all parts of the country.
PRICES:
No. 1, Capable of crushing Is tons
per "a hours, $50 OC
N' per "a hours, 225 OF
per "a hours, 800 OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-28
PRICES :
THE
HORSE SHOE CONCENTRATOR

The Best. Most saving. and Most
Simply Constructed COncentra.
tor in the WOrld-Its Capacity Is
Greater Than That of any Other
COncentratOr Requiring the Same
SnApa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-28
Dissolution Of Partnership

1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ta|
II part psrtnership heretofore existing ossTt Il,
4. R. Wright and VIM. sholderer, u .Sis AL
Arm name of Wright & Sholdersr, Is Shnidersi
dissolved by mutual consent. wa ashis Of th)
will collect all bills and pay al rspIGHT.
late firm. a euOLDERER. /
The business will be continued bs 81 patron
stand by me. and l hope to receive fS General. |
age Of my friends and the pao alHSoML6ERER. /
VIM jeT I'm
Eureka, June 6, 1882. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-13
Norfolk GCfcs.

HEAVY THCNnEB-STOEN- "U5E' STRUCK BY
IIGHTNINC-NAN KILLED ~ CORN-SALYE.
ESPECIAL telegram to he ID inatrhl
NORFOLK, VA, July i2.-During heavy
thunderstorm this afternoon the schooner
Salisbury, from Cri>liod, Md, was strGcl
by lightning in Portsmouth and badly in
iurcd. Her mainmast was shivorcd to
atoms.
The cotton-iactory in Atlantic City and a
dwclIinS-hou,c on Cumberland street were
struck and set on fire. Both were damaged,
and the Fire Department was called out.
DR.. George v. Tatcm, dentist, died at
his home. in Berkeley, this morning from
eangrcne caused by applying poisonous
salyc 70 the corn OF his LETT foot.
Heavy rainfall all over this section to-day.
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the remaining amendments made in Com
mittce Of the Whole adopted in gross.
The bill was then passed fually-yeas,
80; nays, 90.
The following Is the vote In detail:
| Te1s.-HIessrs. Aldrich, Allison, An
thony, Brown, Butler, Camden, Cameron
Of Wisconsin. Cockrell, Coke, CoDger,
Davis Of West Virginia, Dawes, Farley,
Ferry, George, Grover, Hampton, Hoar,
Johnston, Jonas, Jones OF Florida, Jones
OF Nevada. Lamar, McDill, Mcmillan,
Maxey, Miller OF California, Miller Of New
York. Pugh, Ransom, saunders, Sawyer,
Sherman, Slater, Vance, Vest, Walker,
Williams, and Windom-39.
NGys.-Messrs. Bayard, Beck, Blair,
Call, Cameron of Pennsylvania, Davis Of
Illinois, Frye, Hale, Harris, Harrison,
lfawley, Hill Of California, Jackson, lap
ham, Logan, Mitchell, Morrill,, Pendleton,
Plat, Plumb, Rollins, Salisbury, and Van
Wyck-23
Executive session.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After the formal opening proceedings the
House Immediately went into Committee OF
the Whole on the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill.
The clause appropriating 5000 to pay
James l.. Andrews for reporting the testi-
mony before the Committees on Foreign
Affairs and Public Buildings and Grounds
gave rise to a discussion upon the subject
OF the recent removal OF the committee
stenographers, Mcssrs. Hayes and Deyine.
The debate was confined to the considera-
ton Of the question rs TO the construc
ton Of the words "ior cause" IN the rule
which authorizes the Speaker to remove
stenographers "for canse."
MessrS. IIOrr Of Michigan, Robson OF
New Jersey, and other Republicans took
the ground that it was within the province
OF the Speaker to determine on the cause
without declaring that cause to the House.
Mr., Wilson, OF West Virginia. took the
same ground, but held that the House
might call upon the Speaker to announce
his caution.
MesSrS. Randall, Cox Of New York, and
Springer OF Illinois, maintained that the
cause must he stated to the House, and for
an hour and a hall the debate continued
with much emphasis on both sides.
The committee then arose. there being
but one page OF the bill to be completed in
committee.
Adjourned.
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Pctersbur. school Matters.

INpeciW ItIp2raW 70 Inc DIsplIV H.I
PETERSBURG, Va. July "a. AT = meet
ing OF the School Board this evening a
delegation OF colored men were received
who presented petition begging the
school Board to employ colored teachers
in colored schools. The petition offered
was signed 10y prominent colored people.
The Board elected two colorcd teachers.
Provided vacancies exist they will be en-
ploycd.
Duncan \. Brown was elected principal
Of schools; George p. Davenport, primer
p3l of Anderson school.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, July 12.-While
William II. Chadwick, hcad-chemlst for
the powder.mantfacturing firm OF 4. j.
Dupont, De Nemours & Co., was engaged
in some chemical manipulations in their
refinery to-day. a bottla Of alcohol was acci-
dentally ignited. setting fire to small
quantity Of powder. An explosion fol-
lowed, and Mr.. Chadwick was burned so
badly that he died this afternoon. This
was the third explosion in which he had
been carlght
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM All POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Yestcrdny-Other
Washington News and Cossip-Causc or the
Seioto Disaster-A Chemist Killed BY an
Explosion-An ALLEGED Outrage on Ameri-
cans in Mexico-Two Boys Drowned while
Batbing-Thc Itaio-American Bank in New
York Robbed OF Over $500. 000-Fatai Ac-
cident TO n Graduating Student-NeRro
Avengers in Kentucky-FrightfnI Explosion
in Paris; Twelve Houses Destroyed, Twen-
~ Persons Killed, and Forty Injured.
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(rino I'm Texas.

GALVESTON. July l2.-The NerS'S SAN
Antonio special says Benjamin Thompson,
city marshal Of Austin, shot and Killed
jack Harris, proprietor OF the Vaudeville
Theatre, last night, in lIarris's own c,tab-
lishmcnt. Thompson was not arrested.
The NerS'S Palestine special says o. }.
IIealy. chief train-dispatcher Of the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad, was
to-day shot TO death by Conductor Cook,
whom he had refused to let take out train.
Cook pScaDpd
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0ufrnre on American Citizens.

EAGLE PASS, TEXAS, july l2.-SiN Anne
ricanS who crossed the line to get a permit
10 hunt stolen cattle were arrested by the
MeXicans. aud, according TO their story,
thrown Irto filthy cells without charges
being preferred against them. They were
twice whipped Tor the amusement Of the
taller, their goods conti,cated, and they
were left destitute. They made IN affidavit
Yesterday before the United states Com
missioner. and intend to present their ease
=, tho t,oVcrDmcnt
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, July II, lss2.
souufYv Produce.

triples: Green-trom So toss q barrel.
blssiCdG: 23c. 1 70. ...., I'll
Buter: Prime "a choice Yellow wa 80, w., ,tit
to good = .rl6c.,fosh yellow butter 'cils rcai ",
CorH ,Ue1i. sl.0J per buahei Tor country sl'lV
for city mill.
BeJHS: Nominal.
Hack Pans: sl.6j 10.
D5ted FrUU. nominal ,.,,
lire F0Wty. Hens. 3Oc. chlckcn-' l7", re.
EggS: l5c.in cra'es' receipts Az ''' - ''''
'' FsSfitrs: Prime Iyc-soose, i5G5oc. common
DTiarseed: .l.l0GsIl5 2 bu,hel. .,,...
mixed. spo, s5c.: clover. 60H7cc.
8 5at',,o, V'.'i r., = barrel
L,ots. ,iin.eng. Sl.50@ Sl.1J G n Seleca' re
OF tops 40MJOc. g d.
TART: country. ia 80.
me: sjal9Oc. E. bushel.
Shuc1s 7Je soc.
Btled St,0tc: 3CMl
Woof: WISHED 3sc.: unwa.hcd. EGG. Bury
wool viii bring fsom % 1e. 3 o.. les u'an 'D"'e
/ rat>s.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
cea,at. Posendale. - .30@sIGO q barrel:
Zinc: agricultural. ga Toe e hu-Lai fncN-
Land. 81 .30mS 100, according % quantity WITT
ma PiG Sc: la Temp, s47J ground - eaeipe
plaster. sI9O0e2.
/ 1ur: Large size "a.
ury Goods.
/ Prints. Me1fngek 6.c.; Merr,iDasN 1890 ,.,a
y,c: Richmond r.. south bri,De' % -,
! eiic: Sn,7,yue IL: Spraguc ~istng, o@c. lbAh-
vrI. AZ: Nleits. 5Hc. Manchester, g'-c. " al.
! inrton. 4 e.: mallory PINK, j.'; Aanry tvrp'
dc: slnp-on Maugning, 1lc.; simpson t'sSl,y1 +,
Simpson Glaek, 6.c.; Harmony 9e.i Ashi'"'
niSceLSa Shtr,fngs md She,tisgs; rs -
curity, De- IS Jack horg.r 5sci ~ E pi,sa,,
| UarI = IKE: IA falrnohi, Gtc.i "a fcii.'1.
nn'@ssHc 81 Gladiator. s.e.: Al H,rkcr. g.. II
Farewell, &C.; ia WsWceaa llC'i iC-f h'nA"
mock, 2Ac.: lo-i peluoL SIC. 49, ~.
ehcs,rr "A \. A.. 0t.c.: Rockbsfdee "a x. u
dc; james RiNec 4 %. o. 3tc'; james hNt
Ike, James River u. d. 7,.g.
/ Drugs, DyestaGs, OBS, Ne.
Al,lR: &c.
IlcOhoI: sab Z, gallon.
concsat,,Gted Lgs; s3@si . ease OK fonr dosei
| CnDDe-Rs: pc.
| Cocktneal: J5c. . n.
. E1trdct Of L02trood: l0e.
u Indigo. 9Oe.@sl
oils; Lsnseed, ca86Ac. machine, si@si.7'
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Tho Srtoro nixnSfer.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 12.-Yesterday
an examination into the cause OF the Scioto
disaster was begun ct the custOm-housc in
this city. This morning, before Super
yisipg-lnspeetor Fehrenbach and Local-ln-
spectors Young and Wilson, David {. Kel-
Ter, pilot OF the Inflated steamer, was sub
iected to a rigid examination, bat nothing
except what has. already been published
was elected. \ charge OF intoxicatlon
made against Keller was not sustained.
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J.vuehed by Nef, roes.

LOUISVILLE, July William Ritter, a
negro, in jail at IIond erson, Kyy ON the
charge OF rape and murder OF Helen
Brewster, a mulat.o girl twelve years ola,
was taken from me Jail at that place la:t
night by mob and hanged to tree. u !,
supposed the executioners were composed
OF blacks.
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Writ Of Error Refused Ycattcs, ihc
Pit;syIVania Murderer.
[sncclnl loIegram 10 I'D DI,palch. |

Especial telegram TO the DiSpaich.I
CHATHAM, VA, July l2.-The Court Of
Appeals at WythoyiIle yesterday unani-
mou.ly refused Yeattes writ OF error.
The dcath-watch was placed in his cell his
afternoon. Nattes Will be hung at Cha
than on the 2Sth Of this month for the
murder OF citizen Of PittSylyania named
AJl-avygu
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IIenrx nnni.. Roh,,crY in Sew Vork.

NEw YORK, jay l2.-Ihe ItaIo-Amori-
can Bnnk m Centre street WAS entered last
night 10y burglars. They drilled hole in
the lower part OF the safe and forced the
lock. The thieves took from the shelves
OF the safe sjG7.sj0 in grecnbacks and some
foreign bills, making the aggregate $780,
30. They also took from the shelves
$1,000 in United Statcs bonds, but from
some cause- perhaps fear OF detection
they left these behind on the floor.
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s,dond T,,aIAccident.

Wn.KEsBARRE, Penn, July IA. W.
squire. OF Carbondale, aged nineteen
wears. student at Wyoming seminary
in kingston, tainted while sitting at hi'
room window, in the third story, TINS
morning. He fo!l out OF the window 70
the ground, q distance Of fifty feet, ana
died one hour aiterward. He graduated
Yesterday, received his diploma, ana was
nrenoring TO return home to-day.
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Two Boys Drowned.

WILMINGTON. y. e., july lZ.-Juilu>
and Jacob Bear, aged eleven and eigh',
and sons respectively OF solomon ana
Samuel Bear, merchants OF this clty, were
drowned at Fort Caswell beach this morn
ing. They had gone on al excursion rom
this city, aud were swept out by the tide
while bathing. \ brother Of Jacob was
rescued by Captain Harper, OF the Pas
mort. He was unconscious, but viii re-
cover
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rorriI,,e Explosion in Paris.

LoNpoN, July "a dispatch nom FArS
to the Standard says an explosion occurred
today in Rue Louis Philippe, resulting
nom T fire, nobody having thought, q: the
outbreak Of the tire to cut oil tue sas.
Twelve houses were destroyed. Twenty
nersons were killed, and forty injured.
One hundred are rendered homeless.
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r.,.v.sexenth Congress Session.
AsmNGTON, July II, 1857.

.hs colleague Mr.. Lamar, ,nr he@;nn nh
from from, Mississippi ,iss pRe iGr and nd fled lie
The river and harbor bill was TAX, ,ahen up,
and various suggestions "ers nsu ~ wv" hti1
a view to securing iinal vote on inc OIL
to-day. o,oc,ea IN allow nm.
limited debate on the bill up 70 ha,';n .,
all debate to cease and voting 70 nes, ,aa y
that hour on the bill and aInenalncnl, ane
pending. Those committee h ',,1' hosn ~
upon which separate votes nau S,eh -.
served were voted upon and agfeea 70 an'
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THE B0MBARDMENT.
SCENES or THE GREAT NAVAL RATTLE
Al ALEXANDRIA.

Admiral seymour Bids the Alexandra Fire
the Sirst GHn-Wsis'ng for the Reply-De.
liant >aots from the forts-A Gcaerai En-
gagcmcnt-Thc Roar Of tat,le-swimmins
Through the >urr-iIow Landing was
Effected and the Cannon Dcstroyed-A True .
90. the Might.
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sAIr. nFrnHrED ID sECRrTANY.

WIFE NT.-Whitc. ~ Iu-hcl, fair T. very good 81
Sl.15mSI.2g. Rcd. l,O-G bushels ar 10 ptlint
Lancaster al sl.25n$l.30. AZ bushels common
Lancaster 1t fl.lj: lO5s hn-hei. good to very
GOOD mi x,d ~ ,l.260Si.2-. 2.34G bushels very
GOOD FuitL m -l.2j: OBS Lushc, good t9i,l az
.I.22aSI2G; go bIshcl, fair fnltz At SLID"
II .22: 9CG bushels common Ful!I az 9tc.N l.l".
CORS.-WMte. 100 bushcl, choice virginia al
SI.O3: 80 bushels PRIME virginia on pllynp
terms. ... . .
OATs.-372 bushels very good ON private terms
BLACK PEAs.--ZO bu. hDl, on private terms.
CprTo~-Innr strong. Receipts. 10 halc-
Ouotitlon,. Anddling, l2Ml24c.: lOw middline
flinl2c.. good ordinary, llHllBc.i ordinary
g1.ff Zoe.
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Arsenic I'm the Griicnu noucucf.

WAsHINGToy, July l3.--An analysis has
been made OF a portion OF the bouquet
which Mrs.. Scoville cndcayorcd T. convey
to Guiteau the day before he was hanged.
\ large amount Of arsenic was found in
the flowers.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, July II, 1852.
SALrs-FRST BOABD.-3.OO0 Charlotte. Co.
lumbil and Augusta Railroad second rs at 99&;
200 Richmond and Danyille Railroad gold 0's
at %, 200 do. NJ 90: 5000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Class - e." ut 7s&; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred ut 534 10 do.ai 81 :;
go shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road at 39A. 100 do. ut 3D..
sECoND BOAED.-2O shares Petersburg Railroa-
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July l2.-N1o3. Stocks moderate
/ ~ active. Money. 3 per cent. Exchange Long.
/ f-4a,. state hond. Inactive. Governments gene
'.''l!."fDG-FNchangc.is Governments weak
! new -. iOl: new 49,. ia; now 4, llt
/ Money. 2SM 5 per ccd;. state du and Irregular
/ Treasury balance3-Coin' sSl'2O1' currency
/ $3.50.
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Innr.

Flonr-We quotc: Fine, Sf@ $50: extra.
sG.3Om$G $3.50; .uperiinc, sj.5o@s6 common 81
periinc, si.5OmsJ; common family, sO.bcHT
choice family, sS.JOGlrS.JO.
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MIig AIkft

NILwAUKEE, July l2.-Fiour igl, and "a tctyc
demand. Wheat qniei apl ,trldy go h,fgSu-
Corn qu.et ami unchanged, GAYS ea.ier; ~. =
white farce 20 62c. Pryisl - lower wee
pork VI 30 cash and dEiy. - i.v1 Nnfn'i ItrI
Augut. Live tog, dropping AZ tI7'@fs-d''
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July II. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHrAT-WLitc. lJ2 bushels. Rcd 5000 bush
ci-. ,u. -
Lu.ne,, Mixed. 5000 bu.Acl--rc-cAhiiit It'd
1000 bushels.
OATs.-372 bushels.
EIANK HEAs.-in ln.hol-.
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MOOD AND COAL.

coal AND lRsf-C LASS
~ ANTHRACITE sizes Tor tsmi'Y ~.
LTMP T0UN DKl sFLo itkk1tJ ~ VI
lH1i<f ana -if.T COKE. PINE MOD. 500
r.r cord. $40 psr hall cord. OAK WOOD,
= 80 per cord and t2.75 per ait eoiu. M nlei
AZ lowest suninsgr prices. Orders OY tlrphgue 20.
as or otler,xiGe Broad street opposite lleitrr,
or 1908 cary street lmY lSi I'll. PA1H.
+ Il. w ATKINS, southeast corner Ninth
u ana ,.,r, styoe... of,er wholesale snd rCtsI,
Ire GFsl ANTHRACITE, sfLiNr, and hNsr
VIRGiNsS GOALS, for stoyes, grsie,, ana en-
gines, AMI SUPERIOR DRY PM AMI ,l'h "Oop'
'''''' iy ii-eod1m
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BALTIMORE. July 12.-Vrginia .. consoi-
datcd 81: second series. 80: past-duc coupons
o.: new IU-iG'-. -. bid today.
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Fuse. Toy mining, 37NNs ll0 "a loo feet.
pOtri,r. 1923 by the i've kcg---le-s than 1--we
kCg-, 500; blasting, >2.SuCl-3.6J.
SHIT. Northern, -l.sj a. bag of % rs
circumstances: ts2c. a. ib
seed.
Clorer: sjDs5jO.
TimofLV: -j.35DLN3.5p.
O.rbard Gr,Sg: sl.5Om Sl1J.
mart GrdyS: I.2J.
fs,Jraas Niit Sect $3.50 50.
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NLkAANHNlA. tNUAl, I:oU t. VI. \
The great artillery combat which has
RACED all day has ended in complete sue
cess. The object for which we have fought
has been attained, the forts and batteries
on the sea face IL Alexandria being heap
OF ruins. Considering the extent and
nature OF the works, the weight and num-
her Of the guns mounted, and the logged
pluck with which the Egyptians fought
Them, he result has been obtained with
surprisingly small loss Of life, the total Of
casualties in the ilcet being five killed and
tyscntv-seNcn wounded.
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Lumber, slaves, sc.

Aic: scotch, bct brands. p.nu $50 i2.2j a
dozen gold
BrqhfiCS: pomc-tic. sL1ow a.; fruit. 9oc.6D
$l.2j: apple. new. Hl.~5m -; old, r2.25ws3;
virginia reach, N2.5ul -
HDr Ukiifgs: Medium. $3.50 -; pure old,
S3fSi; irgnil mountain, ucS. sl1J@ -, old,
Gia: Domestic, Sl.Io@s2 imported, - a
ease.
Ntlc Fa9laad RIM: Sl.5C@Sl.Gj.
RecUfDI Ehiskcgs. Hlllmel.io.
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Hides, leather. Sc,

Iron: American refined. Old Dominion bar,
> l-l0c. r. 70. for standard sizes In large lots tn
dealers. Be. I'm small lots English AMI Anne ricsu
sheet. im5Hc. swcdcs hammered, 4a@ &c.; hoop
4 a5tc.
Mills: Ol6 Dominion, $3.50 for standard size /,
for 200 kegs.
Plough-Casimgs: Wholesale. 3'.c.; retail, Axe.
= n.
Rope: Manila. best ljc. iutc : s@sc.
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/ London. llln LhSi III
Alexandria acted in the name oil EUROPE ,
~ !. renorted that the movements OF
narvisch Pasha, Turkish Commissioner in
TCvnt are being watched by order OF
Arab Pacla. 8, MI po,,or,. Tolc.
Graph Company has received the following
| Dispatch - :, ,C,{,;o5t
/ Barracks, houses, and Wihu-iiiilI "Ao"nu
trort Mex have been shattered TO pieces
Portions Of Ras-el-Tin. the palace recently
;nbal,ited by DeryiSch Pacha, which formed
"o,,orate building from the khediNc :
rosidence. has been burned 10 the ground.
mo lighthouse is still standing, but
nrmber Of holes are visible in the ma
49,, and the light appears to be injured.
me- Rittern. after taking the flag OF Lieu
,onont Lombdon on board, proceeded 70
10 harhor 70 learn the object OF the nag OF
| truce. a. oo,,,.
,,andcr of the Bittorn that Toulba Pacha
,nilitory commander In Alexandra, wished
10 communicate with Admiral seymour
lieutenant Lambdon replied that as a pre-
,iminary condition TO further negotiations
the forts dominating the entrance 10 tn'
b,rbor must be surrendered.
Toulba Pasha refused 10 accept thes'
,orr,s and the Bittern returned TO acquain
the Admiral with his refusal. IL was un
dcrstood among officers that the firms
would be resumed at 4 in the afternoon, b,i
No orders To- that effect were given. Th
Egyptians subsequently hoisied a seeon'
rss Of truce, and the lielicon was there
nnon sent IN to obtain information. >,
The Bittern ascertained that the hlediy
was safe, having gone with Derviseh fash
10 Ramieh Palace.
" The store-ship Humber leaves to-nigi
with the wounded.
large fire Is now visible In the dire'
tion OF the British consulate.
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The enemy were certainly suGe,nS ~ ~
their guns lnanfully, although anna lne %s
of heavy she'll and Calling ana NoI9onI
feldt bullets il must have been not iiiVo1u
inside the forts. But luckily for Us '3 ial,
fire. although good in direction, was g pa
I'm elevation, and we were seldom MI. bH
8 O'Clock the Monarch had silenced siila,
fort opposed TO her and set fire to the buiiu'
ing and dismountcd the guns, and she now
,oIncd Us against the formidable works o.
Fort Meks. The Egyptians In that DaV
terry sill replied briskly, but although seve
raj times struck, none OF the shots pene
trated our battery or the water-iine. Bu
where no armor protected her the sn ~,
scattered showers Of splinters through 'h'
ship.
sILEscING FORT MEgs.
BY o o'clock our fire had silenccd an 'n
guns In Fort Meks with the exception y
four heavy riGed pieces, the souno :,
"boxe conieal shot was easily Distinguish
ed, even Ia the din Of combat, from IN
round shot Of the smooth borts. These lou
guns gave Us great trouble. They were ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-13

LONDON, July 12-11:30 A. MA dis
patch from Suez says: ono merchant
vessels have entered the canal during the
last for,y-eight hours. All ships, including
the Indian mail steamers, remain in the road
stead. The whole European population is
ailoat. The British Consul, In pursuance
OF Admiral Seymour's instructions. has
hauled down his flag and gone aboard a
gunbcat."