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Five Terrific ENDIoSions.

PHILADELPHIA. October 2o.-Abou 1870
yesterday. while Nr>. Topham. residing ~
f743 Paul street, frankfort, was cleaning
her furniture with hcnzInc. q thrcc-gailon
en- OF that liquid caught fire, and terrific
explosion occurred. The entire front and
side walls OF the building threc-Story
brick ,tructurC-wcrc blown out, and the
front Of house No. 41ii. next door. WA,
partly demolished. \ Mrs. Hen wa, So
riou,ly burned.
At an earlier hour q series OF explosions
caused panic in the vicinity Of Twentieth
and Brown streets, but no one Wa, hurt.
An explosion Of gas in a defective main
blew ont the iron grating over the sewer at
Twentieth and ogden streets. and threw 1t
a hundred feet into the air, also tearing ont
The earth and stones around. y minute
later similar explosion followed one
square away. at Twentieth and Poplar
streets. \ third explosion followed at
Twentieth and Parrish streets. and fourth
al Twentieth and Brown streets. Flames
then burst from the sewer. throwing VOL
unc Of fire into the street. The houses
were shaken within radius Of several
squares. and tremendous excitement en-
sued. II seem, miraculous that 40 one
WAS hurt.
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BALTIMORE. October 2o.-E Iuuia 0'~. sou-
-oiiarfct. 5Gi second -cIic-, tJt new lV-t' b.
- - ..--l LIZ.
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Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J

Special telegram 10 the D1spatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October 20.-The
Hon. John T.. Massey. candidate for Con-
gress from the State at large, arrived here
this morning on the 1910 train, and was
met by Judge John Goolrick. Maior J. III.
Kelley, and many other prominent citizens.
In the afternoon he held a reception at the
Exchange Hotel, and many Of the unterri-
fed Democrats paid him their respects.
At 8 o'clock sharp Mr.. Massey COM
menccd his speech in the courthouse.
which was dcnscly crowded with those
anxious to hear the valiant man who refused
to wear the Malone collar.
Mr.. Massey spoke for two hours. Ma
hone was handled carefully, and Riddle
berger. Wise. and Cameron came in for
their share. He said this i a fight a. TO
whether Arthurism, Bos,ism. Stalwarti>m,
or Coalition,m shall prevail. lie also de-
clared that now is the time for the people
Of Virginia TO shake of the yoke Of the
onc-man power.
Mr.. Massey's speech had great effect
upon the audience, and there is no doubt
that he will receive an overwhelming vote
here.
At the conclusion Of his speech he wa.
warmly congratulated by his many friends
in the audience.
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ganized here some days back "a ro,h,,-
'"'e or less than a campaign assnci,,;".,
having Tor It's object the election "a p,,',
,hN u wise. The promoters of tho sche,,o
,,nnougnt by calling IL the "Tarir CI~h.
80 ui,Sht inveigle into IL honest woriIi,,.
crowd wide berth. Wv Noanuon
E'liic GrouX, a jcweller here ,,o. T.,
Vnu 10 prominent gentleman Of ,h;s c Jus'
~ friend In PHILADELPHIA. an anc ~! 4,
I.v.A made by John Green. of Iondo, -, ~
,.' 10, auu brought TO this country fiitv'si, =,
20 =. 'aSer' IL had been in the nossossion
me hees family Of this CITY since zoo
g.. a was bought several wears AGO Inv q rov,'
o,,r; go, ana Is sold now for SIZE II T. ~
IuIiouS piece OF mechanism. stsndin,, 80, - !"
nine ieet. and having an attaoh,'s n.''',
0 ,1 which play beautiful notns o1,o. VI
.nice hours. There are several o,ho,. ~!
"'si hapte features about IL, ~
yesterday Charles McCartv. an Ir;sh 90,
zen, died at his residence in sand, II1 O',l-
d. 'le reputed age Of 1875 wears irhauo H ~
years old. "oo" over 100
ine BOARD OF Amherst Supervisors has
9 9iE ah election to he held Novcmhor
~ 10 determine the question ~ ,roa
ou;,,1 me election recently held wa.
oW'ng 10 peculiar circumstances. decloraI
nolu. ne contract for the purchase ~ M
r.Sent toi!-bridgc by the city and comfy fy
III ~, S@2'oOl Is virtually sealed. and viii hs
'",,uvd al Inc approaching election.
o"ora supervisors Of election bavo
~, Ioe" APPOINTED for this city i'm behalf Of
.ne ,oah'lonistS, and the Democrats viii
also be represented. Rr,,,,',. " III
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A \ INTERNAL-REVENUE OFFICER
n SAVED.
rRoyIpEycT. August y. 1882.

PROVIDENCE, August u, 1852.
EdHof II Boston HtraH:
Dear Sir,-During my term Of service in the In
tcrnal-Rcvcnue Department Of the United states.
at The time my Office was in This city, wa afflicted
with severe attack Of Kidncy-Disca.e, and al
times suffered intensely ] received the medical
advice Of some Of our best physicians for long
time without being benefited by their prescriptions.
Being discouraged ly the failure Of the doctors 10
help me, and being urged to use HUNTS RENE
by by friend who had tested its merits. although
reluctant to try patent medicIne,I was finally in
duccd t. try the REMEDY. and procured two bot
ties Of it. and commenced taking it faithfully &C
cordine to The directions.
Before had taken It three days The cxcruclating
pains in my back had disappeared. and before
had used two bottle, was entirely cured. When
ever from oycrexcrtiou or violent cold, thepaius
in my kidneys return.a few doses Of HUNT, RE-
MEDY quickly effect, cure.
Before closing 1 beg to mention the rcmai kshle
cure of friend Of mine in New York city 10
whom recommended this valuable medicine. lie
was suffering severely from an attack which was
pronounced hy his physician decided ease Of
Bright Disease Of the Kidneys. obtained two
bottles If HUNTS REMEDY for him. and De
commenced taking II aui began TO impTo,c at
once. and was speedily restored to health. and De
attributes uc saving Of Of, life, under tic blessing
of q merciful Providence. 10 HUNTS REMEDY.
Another friend of mine in Nov lolk 30 whom
recommended HUNTS REMEDY was suffering
severely from Kidncy-Dsca-c. and Wa entirely
cured Of It after using this wonderful medicine
only short period.
Feeling deeply grateful for the gtcAt benefits cX-
peri,nccd by my friends and fny-cf from the use
Of HUNTS REMEDY. ! feel 81 20 De my duty. n
well a. q great privilege. to furnish YOU this yoiun-
tAry and unsolicited statement OF fact for the in-
formation of your large number Of readers many
Of whom are undoubtedly suffering from this
widely spreading scourgc. and believe that II i,
the best medicine now known. and that il VIII cure
all case, of n iduCy Disease That can Dee cured.
shall he pleased 10 confer with any one Who
may desire an interview regarding Tie sntcmenis
herein contained. Truly vour5.
RICHMOND HEN>IIAW,
nr IN 90 Nc--eg street.
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DANVILLF.

LAM SoLD-PoLlCEMEN SUSPTNpFD-erv.t,.
EAl. observation-disclosures JI-pcrs rau
me LNNcHBURG PARMA RIrD--r,,r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.
Correspondence Of the Ktchmo,d n,,,,o,.,,
OCTOBER 20. 1882.
The tract Of land belonging 10 Mr. r., :
Burch. which lies a short disf,ncr so,tI -;
the city and contains about scvo g'r" ~
acres, has been sold to Me,>r,' Ennin
Nooliolk 4 Blair for $40 per acre.
Mayor Johnston. presiding in fine Police
court Yesterday, one Of the policemen was
suspended for thirty days for drunkenness
ana sleeping while on duty. and another
was suspended for five days for sleeping
while on duty. rus
Misses Noliic llaskinS and Jane Abellbaye
been added to the corp, OF teachers for the
public school for white children.
Mt. Il. r. Drummond. who had been
engaged in the tobacco business, here for
many years. has moved with his family 10
A>heVille. y. c.
Mr. John ID. Terry, Of South Boston.
has moved to the city and become con.
nectcd with one OF the warehouses.
Me>>r>. {. II. Conrad, J. +. Oylcr. G. &.
Ayre>. J. G.. Penn. and Colonel j. Vi. Neal.
III 81 DanVllle, are amongst the Judges for
several departments Of the Lynchburg
+ ar, and 50 are Hon. J. L. Hurt, Captain
W. {. Tate. and Mr.. Samuel smith, OF
this county,
ON the 18Th instant Mr.. Thomas :. Me-
Dearman, Of the Danyille tobacco trade.
was married to Mi,, Lizzie \. Brackin.
daughter OF Or. :. +. Brackin, Of Caswell
county. y. g.. at Hunting Wild" the re-
>idcnce OF the brides parents. Rsy. DR.. \.
e. Brown, of this city. Officiating. The
couple lett hy the Midland train foranolth-
arn tour.
There has been Appreciated meeting in
progress al Mount lcrmon church. eight
miles from town. q which Rev. Il. .. Hay
more ha, charge. Ten professions, Of con-
version were rcport, is having been made
on VI cunc~t2y. ALplA.
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4 Rcu.h-Rcd Scene.

J~pGE ". V. HoUIC, WHILE DYING. HAsTENs
IFS lAvCHTEG's MARRIAGE.
= special TO the Baltimore american.
dated Rockville. Md. october 18th. says:
This town WAS startled to-day about noon
by the report that wcddinGat dcath-bcd
bad occurred. 4 large number OF people
were in the villlge attending the Asricul-
ulral Fair. which j. being held this week.
and the sensational news created con>idcra-
Die comment. Judyc William Nicr, Bouc.
who va, defeated for denomination at The
recent primaries hV the Hon. George Peter.
was taken sick on E,t saturday with nervous
pr0>tmtIon and symptoms OF typhO-malarial
fever. Almost Immediately hl~ ailments took
vital hold. and ne has been grOWing rapidly
worse each day. This morning his attend
ant physician. DR.. Nathan :. White, OF
Jacksonville. announced that the ca>e was
hopeless. and that death would hastily en-
sue. 4, soon u hi, true condition was
made known 10 the Judge he requested
that his eldest daughter Eliza should hc
married at once. and in his presence. TO
Dr. White. To- whom she had been engaged
FOR .rycrl wears. After consultation he-
tween the interested couple and others OF
the family it was decided 10 acQuic-re IN
the deatl-bcd request OF the father. Ac-
corliuciy a license Wa, quietly secured
from Mr.. +. Il. Prctlvman. clerk
OF the court. and whose son l.
married 10 one of Judge Bouic'> dlugh-
f.r,. The Rev. :. Il. White, Baptist clergy
man Il this town. was sent for, and ne
about ~ O'Clock repaired To the house,
vhcr. shortly he performed the marriage
ceremony. Gathered in the dying man :
room were hi, son. William Nicrs Boue.
II hi. wife. and three daughters. solemn
* and quietly the little company gathered
around The bedside. The judge was
nronped up on pillow, hi, pale, sharp
ieatilrc, standing ont prominently. Inc
poy Mr.. White took hi stand near thc
Leod ~ the bed. the contracting couple
s,ondin, nearer the foot and facing the
father. Quietly and firmly the clergyman
road the marriage ceremony, his voice
sonndinr strangely solemn in the Subdue0
onortment. When he had concluded ana
nrono,lnced Nathan :. White and Ella boulc
,non and wife. the dying man gave sign
- relief and fell back exhausted. Ap-
nroachin0 closer, the daughter leaned over
icnJerlv and kissed her father, whose llahd
wa. firmly compressed in that oil Ms at
tendant phvsician and new son-ln-la"' II
,,.a. an IMPRESSIVE, touching scene as ihe
IIdge Lax in his bed in sight OF the court,
Iouse where he had presided IN honor ana
d;.,,itv far fifteen wears. Miss Ella Is Ilic
mi daughter OF Judge B0ulc' OF
,'oa.. he has not been able to see wen
:oonch 70 read. and it was she VINO reau
t 81 I'm in his drv researches OF the law IN
t IN discharge OF his Judicial capacity; No ;"
,aSr U i hrtter known nor more popular III
This community. ,,o,, ooo,ooed
81 ~ aho :" four years to Miss Ella. lie Is
a aTont fort wears old, and has large braC,
a .io IL 'I Jacksonville. small town about ten
n' A. late hour to-nigEs the judge Is rest nat
~ ossi 'l bmt il Is feared that he VIII not
III. till morning.
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IuE MONITOR FLEET At CITY P'iNi-Il-i LIS
BURG KNIGHTS TENpLAR To VISIT FaiiA-
IEIpU-A-TELEPE9NIl -PulI4l'~ u.s. 'IN-
wprrE-GrANGE FAln->LSTkNCl iuE Az
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.
rror-.-r0ate.cc 90 tLc Richmond U.-,a;ch.l
OCTOBER I'D. l>>2.
IN uur.Uan,. OF orders o. TIT effect rom
Washington. tle monitor uc-t ~ rt" YES
>,.- 10 Ci.y Point j. now being stripped cI
&c. msu and Stores. tlaraiorN io -oih z out
of commission. Yesterday Government
steamer took away some twenty-five Vl
thirty If tie mcn-Lcarly the entire num-
l.r who hive been manning the several
Nt>>. Ind an Of the navigation sioFt>-
taking them 10 the Vineyard al Iori,-
mouth. Tie ir0n-clad, themselves. II l.
presumed. will soon De to~ed ava! from
or waters. ~,
Appomaitox CommanGery Of kni- il'>
T,mplar, OF this city. will leave mere Oh
TUESDAY next for philadelphia. 10 '3he
part in the bi-ccntennial ceichratIoh' ana 10
Join in the Tcmplar parade in that CITY o"
Thursday. u,.
The telephone company. which recently
closed il exchange IN this CITY, nH> ioi
several DAYS been engaged in remoNin3 ~
wire. from the wall, and roofs "i tno
houses. The only telephones left mere uIt
few in private u,e. II /, 'houSn' no'
improbable that the Exchange VIII DE- Ic
e,tablishcdat 20 distant day, ana Nh'h ' !i'
/. done the wires will be run through '"o
city on poles. -. .,-,- dane
al Dinwiddie County Court TIN, Weth'
GOOD MANY people were present, however
10 hear the political speaking mat W. r 81
nounced would take place. MI IL
McCaull spoke for the RcadiusteTs ana ~ -
Georyr r. Rive. for the Democrats. ~
Rive, i an able and fluent ana "ei'-iil-
formed SPEAKER. and his addresses ho,Ji
fail 10 bring rood results. \ correspond u
ent. writing from the Courthouse say, nv
had the crowd with him there, mol" IN IN
standing the cfiort- made 10 IRA" NV
people from him. l...,.,,e
The annual fair d Monirose EranSI'
Dipviddje county, viii be held on thr |Vl"
and 2-th 81 this month. Or. =. VI. iiah-
fen. master of the state Grange WI" XIV
liver an address. H.. c.orge
Parbam lcolored), indicted for ~ asg'S-
waited assault on susan Pe@rdm ScV'oiI ne
va. found guilty and sentenced ~ ~
corr, a. nine months imprisonment III tnJ
city ial and TO pay fine Of one hu uui'u
dollars. ....,.d the
The Grand Jury to-day presented in n
city for allowing a nuisance 10 ~ ~
Market street. caused by defective 4Iai :" :,
ace The case has been ,et for lrlil ieH
Friday. strictly speaking, the cty nl mn, 81.
be presented for allowing similar huisH'i'''
10 exit in other portions Of the Town.
~ d" ROBIS ADAIR.
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virginia Neus.
Roanoke Is making arrangements for ,
o'g cattle show and fair next fall.

roanoke Is making arrangements for q
o'g cattle show and fair next fall.
Hon. John ID. Defrees. the late publIc
Irlnter, OF indianapolis, died at Berkeley
springs ON Thursday.
Major Thomas O'Conner. who was killed
~ street-iight at Knoxville THURSDAY
morning with General Joseph A. Mabry
ana son, Is said TO have lived In Lynchburc
some years ago.
mere was large turnout Of the neonle
10 hear the political discussion between
harrison, Mayo, and Wolff on "Wednesday.
me Democracy were delighted with Gar
Tisohs speech. They are in fine spirits.
rapidly organizing, and expect to give the
Mahoneites hard fight in their old conn
ty.-FrederickSbsrg Neus.
Mr.. W. \. NJ. Baker, Of Hurricane Ford.
In Lee county, was thrown from horse
near nis nome on sunday evening last,
again iniuring his lame shoulder. which
was badly shattered at Sharpsburg by 4
minnie ball, and has since given him much
trouble. This is the third or fourth time n
horse has dashed him upon that unfortu-
nate wound.
The barge Petersburg, formerly known
as the Cockade City, and owned by the
Roanoke, Norfolk and Baltimore Trans
portatlon Company, ran foul Of the steamer
Conoho, OF the same line. a dav or two
ago, IN the Roanoke river, and sank. the
bow being high and dry and the stern in
twenty-five feet OF water. The barge was
loaded with iron ties, which were gotten
on safely. She will probably be raised
without delay.
Engineers are now engaged in locating
a branch railroad from Roanoke TO the iron
mines and other mineral deposits on the
lands recently purchased by Mr.. Samuel
Colt, Of Hartford, Conn. The road will
connect with the Norfolk and Western
railroad at point near The r0und-h0u,es.
and will extend some ten miles through
the lands formerly owned by Mcssrs.
Mechanism, Trout d Wertz. 1t is posi-
bic this road may ultimately be extended
to Rocky Mount, in Franklin county, and
there connect with the Franklin division
Of the Midland railroad. Roqnoke Ledder.
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The Ninth District.

MAJOR NEwBERRY SUBMITS Ills CLAIMS TO 4
CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE AND WILL
ABIDE TIE RESULT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, Va, October 20.-The NelrS
Of this city will publish tomorrow a letter
just received from Major :. II. Ncwbcrry,
candidate for Congress in the Ninth dis
trict, in which he state, that he has sub
mitted his claims to the Conservative Con-
ference called to be held on the 9th instant,
and that he will abide the result, and sup
port the nominee. 1t i believed that the
result OF this conference viii harmonic
matters in the Ninth district and insure the
election Of the Conservative nominee for
Congress.
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CAmo. October 2o.-Tho Government
has given permission TO Nc,>r>. Bradley
and Rlpicr Arab P.cha'~ counsel. ~ yi.ii
their client to-day Rt Ia, been decided
That tie method OF procedure at the trial
shall he subject to written agreement.
The Councilof Ministers has adopted the
preliminary scheme ~ Baker Tagha for tire
reorganization OF the Egyptian army.
Baker Pacha recommend, that the field OIL
fccr- Of one half Of The regiments. batti'-
ions, batteries. etc. De British, and of the
other hall Egyptian. and that the other
officers. from the rank OF captain down
ward, be selected from Egyptians. Alba
mans. and others already in the service Of
the khcdiyc. The army will number
IN tuND men.
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LYNCHBURG.

r,,v y.,N ,ND TIE FAIR--A FRAtDOLENI V"-
c,.11.TIov-A REMARKABLE CLOCh-
DEATH or A CENTENARIAN, &c.
i'0''''i'''''o'' OCTOBER 20. 1882.
The rain which set in mere cary Ia ie.t
day morning and continued ~ Mace
night and part OF TO-DAY ma 80 law the
10 bright sunshine. IL seissI rn.d,yavs.
dust in the unpaved streets a 1'r i ,n"naScrs
which is the very thing our ran ''"''e ''
had been wishing Tor "A ,.,,iI undoubt-
The Fair is booming, ana WIN run hsI Of
eddy prove notable success .,ss,, ever before.
entries Is already larger .na'' me racing
se"fyre - viii I've especially attractive. o.,,ed
II has been aseertalneu .in a,,d'I, wac or
"PrO.cctiye ,raria Club WIN" w"
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Five Negroes Hanged I'm Georgia.

EASTMAN, GA, October 20.-At O'Clock
to-day Reddick Powell, Simon O'Gulnn,
Joseph King. Robert Donaldson, and Ella
Moore (negroes) were hanged in the jail
ward for completely in the riot which oc-
CURED at this place on August 9Th during
4 camp-meeting, in which an innocent
young white man named James Harvard
was set upon by an Infatuated mob, and
after being shot by one OF them was beaten
almost to Jelly by the others. The woman
raised the first howl which excited the
mob to the desperate work. No attempt
wa, made to rescue them. and not more
than fifty negroes from whom violence wa, wa,
,.>.rertrd were in town. \ detachment Of
military from Macon were present for pro-
lection.
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KpIION.EeyPr.

PENSACOLA. Fla. October 2l.-The 81
new cases and deaths reported yesterday
swell the number II cases 10 l.>3G. and Il
deaths t. ljG. The aggravated mortality
has occurred during very warm weather,
generally thought most favorable TO the
sick. Yesterday evening, however, very
heavy raIn-storm set i'm. with a driving
norther. the rain falling in torrents. The
indi>po,ition OF several doctors il i,
thought causes some suffering for the lack
II medical attendance. and renders the re-
port of new eases pcrhap, imperfect. Dr.
Renshaw went Yesterday to the Nix settle
ment. on Perdido bay. ten OF twelve miles
from Pensacola, in company with NJ. q.
Niestra. who reported numberof cases OF
fever there. Several eases are also reported
at Poweton on the Louisville and Nash
willie road, sixteen miles distant. No in
tercolrSe had existed between either OF
these place, and Pensacola since the out
break Of the epidemic. DR.. Martin, of the
United states navy, arrived last night on
mission OF inquiry Is Il rcprescntlye OF the
National Board Of Health.
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,ro,, the HendersOn-Iiubbell Letters
Got out.

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-The star
avs Tbe manner IN which the letters re-
lafing to the need Of money for use IN the
VIRGINIA campaign. which passed between
Chairmon Unbbell. Secretary Henderson.
onI senator Malone. were made public, l.
"" rny :. TO an directly concerned in the
"arre.nondence. There j, a rumor that
tI Ea c 20 and much more which
h Ia. NOT heen made public got into the
h I of General Butler in some way du-
ring recent visit TO thi' city, ana /, that II
viii he let out in iu~talme MS untll 'he sup
ply on hand is exhausted.
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Assaulted with Brn.s KpuckIc...

CHARLOTTE, Y. C., October 20.-W. II.
Bailey, Democratic candidate FOR the House
from MeckIenburg county, was assaulted
this evening by A. Il. Gillespie, revenue
agent, and badly wounded. Gillespie
struck him with brass knuckles, cutting
him to the bone on the forehead, over the
eye, and on the lip. The attack was made
because Bailey stated that he was informed
that Gillespie was one Of the men who was
using money to carry the election in this
county for the Republicans. Gillespie gave
bail in 800 for his appearance for trial to-
morrow. The affair has caused cousidera-
BILE excitement, and further trouble may be
apprChended.
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Cotfou Receipts.

Urw yopE. October 2O.-The following
49,. NV tho tntaI net receipt, OF cotton at all
ports since september l't Ga n.e NH iJ
p5i bales: New Orleans, lSLs9 1d Mo ,,n
60 OO3: savannah, 202 go; ShtlGs.on ! ei,a
ISL; Wilmington, 2j,S5j; norfolk H., $50 20
Baltimore, ISIS; New York; n S;Ioi pGs-
ton. i2,Oi5; Providence, 80; rn aa
G,Ol2; City and West Point 3Scp In, prns
wick. 2.3S5: Port Royal LIB; ihui'ho'a'
q oOI-total OILS 1S6 bales.
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Immigration wave.

- .,.,m.hiDs ,andcd 2,5Il lhlIII.I M
IN IN, W. Ynrl on Thursday. The Welland'
~ M'W T,ambmrg. brought 9?o steGrase lr,i-
fr from Ii.'' The wyoming, from Liverpool
d Ss8 the Catalonia, from the 'als ae p1 tbe
nG O The Ethiopia from Glasgow, - SDd the
S ,D Breyde, from Antwerp lS ie a @sta '%c
A A., Which IS comparatively new, Is s, tue
MA .ia,u wpro which grounded IN the SG ier
ste'n,'u While being used as transport r iGs
cana " ,roops in the Egyptian war. i ih,
or ha, first arrival in New York since UNIV
occ1irrencr. -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ro THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

President Arthur in Washinzton-A Cuintu-
pie Execution at Eastman. Ga.-The Vel
iow-Fever Mt Pensacola and Other Places
Death Of Bishop Paine. or the Methodist
Episcopal Church, south-Last Weeks
Business FaIlures-Fight Between Mexi-
can Custom Officers and smugglers-Af-
fray Between Republican Politicans-Safe-
Robberies In Tennessee-Congression
Nomina s-Two Arctic-Exploring
Steamers Beset in the ice-Mr. Parnell In
vitcs a Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
Arctic ExpIorcrs In Danger.

LONDoN. Octoher20. The steamer Louise.
which has just returned from an attempt
to reach Ycui,>ly river. in Siberia. reports
that the steamer Nana. OF the Dutch Arc
tie expedition. and another steamer Of the
Danish Arctic expedition are lc>ct in the
ice Of Kara sea about eighty miles FROM the
main land. Their situation j. dangerous.
as they are likely to have to pass the " inter
in the moving pack.