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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
FOR THE RELIEF THE SUPREME COURT.
LnYr TEL EGR ApI IRInrNgL

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSG.l
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Last summer the Amert-
can Bar Association appointed committee OF nine
of the leading lawyers of the country 10 take into
consideration the condition of business before the
Supreme Court of the United States, with view
to recommending plans TO secure relief from tho
present overcrOwded state of affairs. Henry Hitch
cock. of st. Louis; Rufus King, of Ohio General
Lawton of Georgia Governor Stevenson. of Ken
lucky; Judge Bradbury of Rhode Island ; Clark
son n Potter, of New-York; Edward }. Phelps, OF
Vermont Courtandt Parker, of New-Jersey, and
Richard r. Merrick. of Washington were named as
members of the committee. Upon Mr. Potter's
death William NJ. Evarts was appointed to tho
vacancy.
The committee held several meetings and devoted
much careful attention to the subject they
appointed to consider. Unanimous concurrence in
any plan was found TO be impossible Ihereupon
Messrs Phelps, Evarts Parker and Merrick, whose
opinions conceded determined 10 embody them in
report This report has just been printed In PAM
phlet FORM and will be given b The press for pub
lcation OH Monday morning The plan they recon-
mend is radically different from the Davisp plan, which
is now under discussion by the Senate in the bill 10
establish Court of Appeals. Instead Of establish
ing new subordinate courts they recommend dlvi.
sion of the Supreme Court into Chambers They do
not, as has been asserted recommend the appoint
ment of additional Justices of the Supreme Court.
The other five members Of the committee did not
agree among themselves upon anything. Mr.. Hitch
cock favored the Davis bill pure and simple, while
the others had plans differing in some respects from
those of their associates
The four gentlemen who sign the report are very
clear in their views aud firm in their CONVICTIONS,
both as regards the constitutonality and the ex-
pediency of the plan they mite IN recommending.
The arguments embodied in their report, together
with The great weight of the names signed 70 IT, can
hardly fail 10 exert strong influence IN deciding
the fate of the Davis bill and the ultimate solution
NJ tbc difficulties which now beset the judicial
branch of the National Government The fsct thas
two Of the sgners Of the report are Democrats and
two Republicans will not be the least OF Its recon-
,,.ndati;ons Ia IN. pubc and to Conprcss
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE pRETENcEs.n -
ST TotIs' Nav 6.-W II. Falls and Norman b
ychIitcr merchants OF Joplin No. were to day foun(
ety of obtaining goods under false preences and The
Jury assessed the punishment al TWO years III tue feh
itenf
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The Observation-Disclosures Strike.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Therc are constant
outbreaks occurring among the striking
freight-handler> and the new men employ
ed in their places. This morning some OF
the Italian. employed on the Erie docks
while coming to their work were attacked,
ard one OF them badly cut with stones. \
man supposed TO be one OF his asSalants
was arrested. An old man, for many years
m cmployG Of the company, was also as
saultcd and compelled 10 take refuge in the
Chambcr>-strect fcrry-housc and summon
the police before he could reach his work.
-Four OF the old men resumed work At the
New York Central aud liudSon-Riycr depot
this morning at the cid rates.
The police do not like The appearance Of
things. and fear a great deal Of trouble
next week. They say that the strike i, not
a strike. but the coming week will develop
its full force.
The condition OF affairs at the receiving
station is about the same. little freight be-
ing received and but little shipped. Al
the docks are crowded with freight, which
j. being slowly handled.
An Italian working in the lludson-Riyei
freight-house had his skull fractured to-day
by a stone thrown by some unknown per-
son.
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DC E.cSSpnh,a Ind lob.
TIE PANAMA CANAL LOOKING LIKE fIAsCO
CAPTAIN BELKNAP'S OPINION.

TIE PANAMA CANAL LOOKING LIKE FIASCO-
CAPTAIN BELRNAP'S OPINION.
A Washington correspondent says Cap
tain George L. Belknap. commanding the
United States ship Alaska, writes from
Callao, under date OF May 18th, to Rear
Admiral Balch the results OF his recent i'll
spectiOn of the Panama canal. Residents
OF Panama expressed TO him the opinion
that there had been bad management
and extrayagant expenditures by the
canal people. over 100000 had been
spont for offices and hospital build
ings at Panama and AncOss Hill,
and il would require $500, 900 more to COM
plete them, and vet at no point on the
isthmus had the company cot or bed OF
lis own in which to place a sick man. Mr..
BOYD, editor OF the Panama Star and
Ibrdld, thought the estimate OF VI. de Les
scps far below what would be the actual
cost, though he believed the canal would
be finally cut.
asked him, says Captain Bclknap, il he
believed that $j00,000,000 would cut q
working sca-leyel canal through the 18th
mus. He thought it would, but he gave
no intmation that such figures were eXccs-
siye.
Passing over TO ASpinwall and back,
noted that the track OF the proposed canal
had been cleared of shrubs ard trees and
,takcd ont, and small gangs OF men were
at work at Empire, Gatun, and Monkey
Hill. The principal work so far accom-
plished mt these places seems to have been
the LAYING out Of grounds and the building
Of houses, presumably for the occupation
OF the officials OF the company.
At Empire il was ALLEGED that enc gang
of men, few rods from the railroad track,
was engaged in the work OF excavation ioI
The canal. IL so, no sensible progress
seems t. have been made mt such work
though the past dry season had been ull'
usually prolonged and favorable, no rain OF
any moment having fallen UP to the 3DtI
Of MAY, the day the ship left Panama bay
At Monkey Hill ! noticed steam eXca'
yator at work digging away mt bank, tli'
dirt being carried 10y wagonettes on
portable railroad to the mouth Of FoA
river, where the company is building
pier, with the expectation OF making
harbor that will afford good anchorage iOl
vessels at All seasons OF the year.
| was informed that a firm in san fran
cisco had made a contract 10 DIG the hrs
ten miles of the canal from Aspinwall a
compnatiyely moderate figures, and Il wa
alleged that recent borings had developed
/ the fact that on much OF the route 10 TIT
neighborhood OF Gatun the earth was
mere crust, under which lay deep water
rs is the case in some parts OF FLORIDA
The company is still wrestling WIN I'M
problem OF the Chagres river and what e
do with it, as well as with rrgard' to Tn
terminal point OF the canal in Panama bay
/ Altogether, the outlook would not seem t'
be promising to those personally iaInliial
with the isthmus, its topography ana ell
mate, and the herculeau obstacles to b
overcome, and people having such know
ledge aud expecting returns for capital III
vested will not be likely TO put money II
such an undertaking.
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A Mother and Three children sfar'e"
to Death.

! LITTLE Rock, ARK., July ID WolnaI
and two children have been found starved
10 death in Il lonely section Of Van Buren,
county, in the mountains. 1t is believed
that the woman fell sick, and the children
being too young TO secure aid for her per,
lsbed miserably. 4 third child was saill
alive. and had gnawed piece OF flesh OUT
81 the arm Of one 81 it, sisters. III died
soon after the discovery was made.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Yesterdav-Other
Washington News and Gossip-A Message
from Ensineer Meiviile-An Effort to OBJ
tain New Indictments In the star-Ronte
Cases; the Grand Jury to be Reconvened-
Starvation In Arkansas; Mother aud
Three Children the victims-The New York
strikers-Fire Mt YelI,ille, Ark.-A Do
nestle Trnredy I'm Illinois-A Fatal Cyclone
Near Fort Smith-A Methodist Minister
Killed by Indians-Financiai Disasters for
the week-RevoIutionary Movements in
Russia.
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y.iuisfcr Murdered by Indians.

LITTLE Rock, July TN the Indian
Territory on Sunday last, near McAill'ler'
Rev. W. j. Spaugh, 4 Methodist minister
who had incurred tie enmity OF some
Young Indians whom he had corrected ia
school, was set upon in lonely place, ana
after determined struggle killed. There
il no clue TO the murderers except A. lndl-
Gated above. Spaugh has rehtives in In
diana and Peoria, H., and was generally
verv nonular In the Territory.
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Revolutionary Proclamation I'm
Russia.

ST. PETERsBURG, July 1T Is stated that
1900 copies Of revolutionary prochma,
ton, printed by the secret press ana signed
by Nicholas ConStantinoyich, cousin OF inc
Emperor, have been discovered at the Min
istry OF Marine, and that Immediately after
the discovery the director OF the depart
ment committed suicide.
VIENNA. July "A dispatch from Mos
cow to the PresSe says General Skobeloil's
death was due TO heait-disease. The fune-
raj will take place on the 9th instant. NJ.
Aksakofr, well-known editor and leader
OF the Panslavist party, was present Mt the
last moment
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ALTON, ILL.,. July AT Jersey LARD
ing, H., small town on the Mississippi
river near Alton, Edward OEIare, farmer,
aged fifty, fatally wounded John carroll
and attempted to murder his own wife In a
tit OF insane jealousy. He threatened to
kill two other men, whose names he did not
mention. His wife bears a good character,
and the murderer is accounted insane.
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ment expects to conclude their evidence
upon the routes within three days, rs they
have but few more witnesses to examine
and but little documentary evidence to pre-
sent. 1t il probable that the question Of
the admissibility Of ReerdeIps confession
rs evidence will then again arise, and 4
legal battle OF the first magnitude ensue.
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COMM ERCIAI,.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Wngi T.--Wlitc, 14i bushes. Red, 3,f0O BUSH
ol.-rc exhibited, $50 bushels.
ConN.-Whilc, 2,9ss bu3hes. Mixed 900 bush
rls-rt-cXi ibitpd, 400 bualei-.
OArS.-7OO bushels.
MEAL.-2UO bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.-Whlte. 20 bushels fair az sl.ZO; 30
bushel. very good at LIS. Etd, ~ Dusnci' ftIy
good Lancaster nj i.3O; IS bushels gc'ii LIN
custer al SI.27: 26 bushels very good mixed ~
sI.Z7: 3OI bushels very good fnltl at sl;22 3OO
bushels very good Fultz az el,z0; i49 Duh.is
prime Fulil at Abs; ~ ba hels very good tutL
.tsl2f: 90 bushels good Fultz at 81 -. bnsh-
al, common fuli1 nj 81; % bushels very RoOu
fultz at 1928; 50 bushels very good Fnit% al
CORy.-Whltc, $50 bushels prime virgins. az
.IOl: Is bushsls very good Virgin? atsl; l'oVO
bushels prime western az 9sc Mixed, 900 bushels
prime wesi. rn on private terms. ,.
/ OATS.-7CO bushels Prime western OF lhl'"'0
terms.
MEAL-eO bushels on private term. a.
t'OTTOS-'Ionc strong. Receipts, h1c~ quo
t,tlnns: Middling, lilml2c.; lyw n4dllhg' r.
/ 9IlEc.; good ordinary, lCs8ile.i ordinary "
I dyt.c.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


Appies: Crecn-From % 70 IS 2 barre.
BsfsDd1. 23c. q n. ., 80.
Bufter: Prime 81 choice WELDON. SN0f <f'. ,'.H
To good . $40 Sci frcsi' ye.l0E bu Ter cilnl ci1 ~
Corn Neat: yI.05 per Du-hel Tor country si-io
for city mills.
Bs0aS: Nominal
Back pas: Si.65@~l.1U.
Dfied FTUtf. NomWtL ,-....,
Iice Fools: Hens, Soc; eh.ckcns' l1elZ%S.
Eggs. l5c. ia crates; receipts are cihh "' ZIG
FscIAsrs: Prime lyc-.OO-e, 4oeioOc.' e~n''''"h'
~Feiarssed. el.10@Sil5 & bushel.
INN. Virginia t.nothy, gOe.HSl et"'c-
mixed, SEQ s5c.; clover, OO@7Ce.
B1ied GUS: 758 9oe. o,,
Paf,,oes. Irish sA5Om@3;73 q 9Orsl.
Roots: Ginseng, ef.oo@ti'fo r>S~Hco'- w
Of tops 4OM5Oc. q %.
Lard: Country, ls9l &c.
Rue: s5eI9Oe. = bushel
Sumdc: Prime, zoe.
Shucks: 7jd -Oc.
RaIed H,ale: 3OMiOc.
T,Ilo,p. GD6. lie. Il 10,
u,ooI, Wasl,cd 3sc.: unwasflea, ESAc. BURY
wool VIII br M from 10 Sc. Is n. less tnsii aDoN
rates.
Cement. Lime Plaster. sc.
Cement. Rosendae, Il. j04si.60 a barrel.
Line: Agricultural, Sc Zoe. 4 b'.sfe koeS
land, 81 .2Oasl.30, according 10 quan'ityi NiFel
Pias.er. Lump, sl.7o; ground. So. ea,eine
plister sl.9om<e
Ttp Large slzc, ID.
Dry Gecis.
Prints: Merri mack, 6se.; Merltmaek shirlinl
\ Ac.; Richmond &C.; South brldgci Gel raeih
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Failures Inst Week.

NEW York, July THE failures report
ed TO New York during The week number
100 for the whole country; made up as fol-
lows. Eastern States, IL; Western, 81 ;
Southern, 30; Middle, 81; Pacific States
and Territories, -; New York city, 4.
The great majority OF these disasters oc-
Cured among very petty class OF traders.
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More Trouble with Indians.

DENVER, July 7.-Another Indian was
killed at the agency near lgnacio, y. NJ,
last night By band OF western Indians,
who, when leaving the agency Yesterday,
stole several horses. Six or eight Otes
pursued them, and this morning the Dody
Of one OF the pursuing party was Iouhd
dead. Chief Ignacio and hi. band are on
the trail, and light is expected to-day.
The agency Indians will protect the
whites.
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Tho White Sulphur.

There are now 900 visitors at the White
SULPHUR Springs. Kramer's Band, OF
Wheeling, arrived on the night OF the 30
instant. The first ball Of the season took
place last Tuesday night. Reysr. DeWitt
Tamage and family and General Roger y.
Pryor, OF New York, are expected to ar
rive to-day Greenbrier Independent, 6h.
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News from Melville.

WASHINGTON, July THE Secretary OF
the Navy received tonight the following
telegram from Engineer Melville:
HkutSk.- secretary Of NarB Washing
ton: Arrived at Irkutsk with Niderman,
Noro5, and relies. Missed IIarbOr on the
Lena. Sent Bartlett TO join him. Want
permission TO return home.
I~igued1 MELVILLE.
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ARABI INTERVIEWED.
A CORRESPONDENT TALKS WITH THE
EGYPTIAN LEADER.

A Defiance 20 Earope-AdmiraI Scymour's
Call 90 the British Mem-or-war-RepIy 90
His uitimatum - France Determined 10
Remain Passive I'm the Contest-Dispateh
of Troops-Ihe sultan Seeks Advice from
the American Minister.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, July 7, 1882.
S4LRF-FIRsT BOARD.--30 shares Richmond aud
Petersburg Railroad at 75 20 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred NJ 81 20 do. al %, 10
do at 50, 1O dc. at 81, 40 do. at 90.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares The state Bank 81
Virginia at 1O2k: 10 shares Norfolk and Western
Railroad preferred at 52s, o do. at 52' 10 do. At
52,s, 100 do. e. To- ut 52t; 1000 Richmond
City G's, 1900, at lllE, 1000 do. at TIA; 30
.I,,ra, Ip,t.r-l,ro RafiroaI ~
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
pORT or RICHMOND. july Z. 1852.

I,pRT OF RICHMOND. July 2. 1852.
kkRIvRD.
STEAMER Ariel. GsaOrd, Norfolk, United sia'ss
masl, nerchaudise, and passengers. T.. y. ratnms
Sshooner Ljlzle Heyer, Boyd. hsanebec, Ice,
Nrs. }. King. -
schooner Alfsed Keen, Crockett. Windsor, y. So
plaster, WaTnsr Moore.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominica. Walker, &c" rWN
agcnis. 49,, ,.,,t,..,k.
steamer J. ". Eycrt1Ts, Smith, Philaseip.ss
meretandlse and passengers, o. W. he'"'"'s'
t<yt.i. kaa
schooner Mabel Tlo,nas. Mekcnzle, iiostoa, oso
tons coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway 'oip-
schooner D. A. seribner, willc., Albany cAnne'
| coal Getyas stoirs
| CLEARED.
Brig Aabine tNor.,, INK, RIO Saaeiro, aosS,
Haxa!l-C wnshaw Company,
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Professor j. c. Lellardy, NJ. d., Presi-
dent State Medical Society OF Georgia,
Member Athenee Royal de Brlxelles, &C.,
Sc, says: "The results obtained by me
from Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic IN my
practice are indeed catering" nyalua'
Bile in paralysis, dyspepsia, debility, ca
tarrh.
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Tirc I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCS, July l. Iellyiiie, Ark.'
suffered severely last night from an ineen-
diary fire. A number Of buildings Were
DESTROYED, bnt the losses and assurances
cannct be accurately giy,n.
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FoRr suITu. ARK. July IA cyclone on
Monday killed twenty head OF ca,lie ,,sas
her,linn them one was Killed outright and
the other two fatally hurt.
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The United states Circuit and District

The United States Circuit and District
Comts-Judge Robert W. Hughes pre-
sidinp-continued in this city to-day.
CAPTAIN John s. Wise, the new District
attorney, made his first appearance in the
court. Among the lawyers present were
Major John w. Daniel, OF Lynchburg
Judge Atkins, the new Readiuster Judge
of the Richmond Hastings Court; Hon
James Barbour, Of Culpeper; Genera
William III. Payne and Colonel Thomas
Smith, OF Observation-Disclosures ia
zette, 9Th.
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V,,pr-We quote: Fine, f4a $3.50; extra,
az }GIasG. 30: snporiine, Sj.5Oms6. common u
I@rnuc &i5Um$5; common family Fo'oVNf'
Choice family, se.j0Gs9.5O
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July -N0oR.-Stocks moderately
urtiyp Money. -, per cent. kNchmge-LOng,
fefA; short, 4S72,. state bonds dull Govern
mems irregular.
and hfgl er: new -. lob; new 4b's. ia; new
a. Ilsf Money, 2m3 per cent. states steady.
Treasury balnuccy-COin' sSl,l64,DOI; currency,
s5,S9777G.
l. f.rnVtti,r- closing strong.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTnf0RE.July 7.-Vrginia g.. con. oi,,, 90
post-duc coupons, 81; ne" iO-iOs' ~ bld To-
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DryGecsis,

Prints: Merrmack, exc; Mer,tmaek shlrting,
5xc., Richmond &C.; South bridge, &C.; Paelnc'
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vxct.Np,s PIRM ATTITUDE.

LONDON, July The Times, IN lea slli,S
article. srys for the present noihihg ucin,,o
has been done. Arab Pacha has ON!
been threatened, not chastised. IL must
NOT be assumed that matters VIII reii'ain ~
,bey are indefinitely. Admiral seymour |,
orders are continuous, and the ncet WIN
have no choice OF action II Arab i dHoiIa
PERSISTS in bis menacing' conduct ncle
i no chance OF the relaxation OF tue III III
,,;.ude ~ England
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IBy Associated Press.
WORK STOPPED on THE F0RTIfICAIlONs'

ALEXANDRIA, July 1920 A. Nv ork
on the Notifications has been completely
Stonned. During a reconnaissance yesteT-
day nine guns were observed bearing upon
NE barhor. Officials remaining at the
british consulate and British subjects IN
the employ OF the Egyptian Government
viii embark to-day. All merchant vessels
have cone to the outer harbor, leaving the
inner harbor to the squadron.
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ALEXANDRIA,, July THE frslcn as.n gu
,as heen instructed TO do his utmost 10 pfe-
na,, hos,ilities. A meeting OF coGsuls nus
b eer held with the object OF trying 70 IN.
1vcs I Pacha, president OF the cou ,
e o;i ~ owe 4 more conciliatory reply 10 'n'
Communication nom Admiral Seymour
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THE sTAR-ROUTE CASES AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, July As = result OF the
consultation between the Government co N,
sci in the star-route cases upon leoehlly,
discovered important evidence, Colonel
Mis- through Districi-Attorney Corkhill,
t nisI morning e filed motion in the Criminal
Court for FecOnventon Of the grand an@ . nry
Jude wylie granted The motion anu o isIoe
an order convening the jury at ~ O'CLOCK
on Monday, 10th instant. ,ouh, ., ,ho;.
The prosecution have no DOUBT OF ineir
ability to obtain new indictments 81, IL !, y
probable that the defendants ,%sn will tS aSn be
Immediately arraigned, although .nes c M
not be tried before the October term OF the IA
court There Is much speculation as to the
cbaracter Of this new evidence. The testi.
mOny Of Contractor Walsh Is said 70 aG''n
part OF Il. Among other sensaa ,;.'am, a IM
mors u one TO the elect ti,as p'o ona,,,v me-,
TONED will be indicted in connection witt
the star-route frauds. ...., tho cova,r
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&C.: sprague. &c.: sprsgue shirtinr. SIC: Dvn-
ners. &C; Aliens, Sc: Man hester, 6fc. WASH
6Te simpson Mourning, &c.; simpson Grey. Bfc.;
simuson Black, &C.; Harmony, De-; Ashland
solid, 5kc.
Bisaaned Sairtiags and Sasefisqs;. rs Sc
curity, &c.: 7-S Jack Horner, SIC. 7-S Edward
Harris, &C, a. Fairmont, &c.; A Pelham
y, 7sc.; A Gladiator. S.c.: ~ Barker. 9c.. 4-f
Farewell, 9c.; "A wsmrgan. lie: lo-4 Monsd-
mock, 21e.: led PoIuot, 32kc.
Bro,on CoftOns: Manchester A.. 54c.: Nam
chester A. A. A.. 0.tc.: Rockbridge ~ II. ~.
&C.; James River y q. o., 5sc. James Rive
7Ec., James River ID. d.. TIC.
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RRITIsH MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

LoNDoN, July 7.-MiIiiary pIcpAEAIIOI %,
continue. During yesterday afternoon an
The officers OF tie First battalion OF inc
co.. Guards were ordered to reloin thelf
re@iment. Two battaiions at Aidersno'
haye been ordered 10 embark for Egypt 70,
,,,orrow. and four Others have been Warn me-
20 ne In readiness for embarkation. Inc
War Office has ordered the prepar1'ssoHno o "
,ubular wells capable OF supplying d,o;rSI
Coo gallons OF water daily. ht iiop Iord.
Anthony lIaskins, one OF the lun'o toS lVt 10,
~ N" the admiralty, has been nominated 10, iol
second officer in command OF naval Vp pncG
lions lions He will probably proceed Ut once
TO Egypt. vovputxTs.
ALEXANDRIA, July THE frsn r, 80 as nre.
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Powder. shot, sc.

FuS5. Toys mining, 37hCi SI10 p 100 feet.
Pooder: s6.25 by the i've kegs-less Than I've
kcg-, $3.50; blasting, s2.900 $3.50.
Shot: Northern. tl.Sj = bag Of25 Ms
GriHdsfOHeS: Booze. = N.
Seed.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-08

ALEXANDRIA, july G.-This morning |
visited Arab Bey at the admiralty office.
lie received me standing. Immediately af-
terward getting on n diyan and coiling his
legs under him. l asked him TO oblige
me with his views OF the present situation,
whether any compromise was possible,
and Il so, what. lie seemed hampcred by
the number Of people around him. On his
right sat a Morocco chief and in front 4
Bedouin chief from Tripoli, besides many
officers. lie made no answer 10 my re-
quest, but handed 10 me letter asking me
10 read il. II was a request from>Amcrica
for his autograph. rs the writer had many
signatures Of distinguished men OF the pc
rod. In my presence he wrote letter to
the applicant, signing and sealing it with
his own hand. Soon afterward he excused
himself on account Of a council, request
ing me to call in the evening. did so.