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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02
,so,,uI,ts and Charleston Railroad.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, September l.-Johh
W. Gravson, ,tockholdcr Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, filed Il bill late yes
ferday i'm the Chmcery Court, in which he
asks to have the lease held blythe East Ten
nc,scc. Virginia and Georgia railroad an
M lied. and desires tie Court 10 nave
statement Of accounts made between the
two road, and that all the net earnings
since the lease WA. made be turned over TO
the Memphis and Charleston stockholders
because he claims that Che lease l'a>
been illegal. lie also prays thSl l., i
receiver he appointed to take charge oi NE
Memphis and Charleston road ana operate !, ,
for the benefit OF the stockholders ana
further asks that the directors be RESTRAINED
from paving 100000, or any sum Tor the
obroc9tion Of the lease, and that the dlict-
tors he enjoincd from issuing Sj,0O0,00Q III
now Stock. which they were instructed d
40 nj the late meeting Of stockholders. Al
that meeting Grayson was present and sub
witted a written protest against the pay
mnnt Of any bonus to the East IenheS
see. Virginia and Georgia road Tor the least
hold bV them.
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Ecputcd Yrish Murderer Arrested fn
the Sycaf Indies.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 2l.-West-
gate alias Patrick O'Bricn, the alleged
murderer OF Lord Cavcndish and VI. Bur-
mer Burke. still adhcres to his confession.
He has several tines threatened suicide.
and 4 close watch is kept over him. lie
says be left Dublin on the night OF the as
sas-ination and proceeded with the night
nail 20 Holyhcld. and then vert Cardiff,
and from Cardiff sailed in the Gladstone for
Port Cabello, where he was arrested by q
British representative on hi, own confess
sion. he says that before entering the car
in which he made ns escape after the aSsa,-
-ination he rcturlfsa 81 stabbed Lord c.
ycndi,h again in the hrb, aud that he was
employed and paid 500 by ~. O'Conner
". T., FOR his share in the deed. lie has
revealed the names oi his alleged accom-
plices, but the names are for the present
kept secret. He seems to be hboring un-
der intense excitement.
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The YcIiOw.Feyer.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, September l.
sixty new cases OF vclow-fcvcr were re-
ported yesterday, and two deaths. The Int
ter were McXicans. DR.. Mellow i, down
with the disease. Many cases Of fever cX-
ist on the ranches along the route to Cor
pms Christi. Three deaths are reported
from MatlmolaS, and few new cases. The
weather is very warm.
GALVESTON, TEX, September IA NerS
Matamoros special says that the epidemic
is decreasing very slowly. During the
tWcnty-four hours ending at A. ". yCs-
torday there were six deaths in the City-all
OF fever. OF thee two were soldiers.
There are now little short Of 200 cases in
town. Thirty-Scycn % the sick are i'm the
Military Hospital. During the month end
ing vt . \. ". yesterday there were PA
deaths from yclOW-lcycr. which is a terri
bic mortality FOR a city d 1900 inhabitants.
In Brownsville during the past week 42j
cases Of yclloW-ieycr have been reported.
The oiiicialroport for The twcnty-four hours
ending at 10 \. VI. to-day gives sixty new
cases and two deaths. f.. Su>iOndal. re-
presenting the firm Of Rice. Brown Il Co.,
New Orleans, is down with the fever. Dr.
+. Mellow was stricken down yesterday.
Subscriptions are being received from nu-
mcrou, sources for the sick.
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SAT- LAKE, UTAH, September l.-Ihc
.o,,,,ni..ioucrs have made appointments OF
t twenty registers ior twentyciour
1."", omt; under Edmunds's law. These
o onno;nt,ncnts consist OF seven Gentlles'
81 nestle Mormons. and eight Mormons.
I I,'rt Iioge democrat, and strong anti MI.
ID Wor7,non( received the appointment for Salt
Ike cornty. These registers have the APP
n"intino OF assistants for every precinct
Subject oIIe TO the approval Of the commission
There is great dissatisfaction among MOI en-, th'
fnntiles over the composition OF the regis
ters. and they cannot see how The co commits
S Sia can reform the Territory and perform
the duty for which they were sen. heio ~ u
nlacing Mormons in such responsible POI
lions as registers, the duty OF the rcsis.e
being to exclude polygamists from III
registration list.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALI. POINTS.

"e"crni washington News-The Publlc-Debt
statement for August Destruction or HUI
man Life and Livestock BIZ Texas Flood
steamer Engineer Drowned Near Point
Lookout-Rescue ofSeamen from Wrecked
'essei-Trial of Richard Little, an Alleged
"ank- and Train-Robber, in Missouri
Hanging in Connecticu,-Trenchers In
oians-Baltimore Wheat Shipments-At-
tcmpfs TO Ciyilize Sioux Indians-Price Of
Coal Advnnced-Arrest of n Western Dcs.
pe'ado-The Weeks Business Failures
dublin Police Dismissed-Canndian Ar
'airz-Wreck OF an English Steamer-The
war in ErJpt-Gre.ce and Turkcy-Perse-
cution of Russian JevS-YeIIow-Fever-
Arrest or the Alleged Murderer of Lord
GENERALIZATION in Dublia.
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coffee: Rio Common. gaJlCc.; fair, tO81fc.
rood to prime. ! lsa12xc.; Lasusyra, lff}l2e.

rood 3. prime. iij,@i 21e.; Lasnsyra, li&l2e.
candiss: Xdamautine candles. l2@I2,lc.R set,
| 15tmJ16c.e ~: hslf-boxcs. 1tkc.; tallow. lac.
cheese Prime cniiing, i2M i2fc. northern
and western prime cutting. 1lkmlZc.; common,
s@l0c. English dairy, 10000; pineapple,
FISH: Hcrrisr~-S orsii Carolina Gross. se.25Gs
~; eastern, s,gsf.25, MackcreI-,Nc. Bay
No. = mackcrcl. ss.25nss.5O; No. L, In kits I,
sl:5ot No. 2. In k,ts, sl.z5.
IN half-harrels, 1i!ss l4ks.; tubs, fs@ l4sc. for
Moiasxs: Comman syrup-Hossheads, 2ic.
50@55c = gallon; New ORLEANS, prs@e. s5G7Oc.
Sat: Liverpool, from store sl.SO. 6round
alum, fronI store, CSC. Z sack.
Sugar. Crushed. 10Sfl lOtc.: powdered. lONS
l0sc.: granularcd. 9S(e9Ac.: A. p.mpHc.: "Of
A., Sg4@e';e;: yellow; "a So: sn,-3at. t9te
toilet. I5@2Oc., and fancyprices; coeutyy, 4el5c.
7tds' Black, 25@5Oc.: imperial, 2oa55c.
gunpowdor, 3oC.Gsl.
Hides. Lcathsr.Ae.
Hfdes: Green. n &C.: wet salte,l, CSC 7c.: dry
Saitod, l4c.; dry flint. f3@ Zoe.
leather; Rough leather. 22o 30c.; city finish
harness. JDm31c.; country finish harness. 2j61
30c.; UPPER, 3o@4Uc.: hcmIock sole 800
20c.; OAK sole. 3ONi0c.
Iron. steel. Nails. &c.
Iron: American refined. Oh Dominion bar,
? 7-lOc. & n. for standard Sins I'm large bots To
dealers. Sc. IN small lots: English aud American
sheet: 4es54c. swcdes, hammered iaa5c.; hoop f,
"a 6sc.
Nails: old Dominica s3.G5 for standard sire,
for goo kegs.
.Piough-cdaings: Wholesale, S'.c.; retail, iHc
n.
10 sc: Manila. best. I5c.; JuIe, 7a8sc.
Lumber. S,avcs. &C.
Lumber: The market Is wcn stocked aud little
l.uOu: on market. slOttsI5F LOCO; Western
virginia poplar. sl5m-26 q LOCO; West Nir-
gaia white pine. slJ@ SO q LOCO; yellow pine
ioist sloHtl5. according 10 size, and lengths
>hnge>-iinc. Sl.7jaS2.jO: cypress. ,iN-nch
96NSS ! LOCO; saps, $50, 50. Laths-splt, 81
YGres; Whiekcy-bar,l timber. green. $50
$40 Z 1000; seasoned. s2OH3j a Loco. FLOUR
barrel timber. riufI t LOCO. Machine slaves,
Sc.3tFbF9: turned heading. -. T. -et. blonr-n1r-
rel poles siHSG. Hog,hcad-hoop-, roc. . bundle
Liquors, Wines.&c.
tie: scotch be,t brands. pint, 40 s2.2j 2
.Br1,rNes: Domestic. sIlimso: fruit occ.es
~l.2j; apple. new. "l.e5es2; old, :2.3Jlss3
N'rsini, reach. SOC So
Rue "htNsHS: Medium. sl.juH -; pure old,
~3r =; Virginia mountain, ncH. l.1Jni -, old
.-o.>} and upwards.
r,.: Domestic, :l.lcnS2; imported, ~ a
Xele Eng'aad FINN sl.3o@ sl.e5.
Powder. >hot.Hc.
Fuse: Toy's mining, 81 si.Ir "a 100 feet.
Powd,r: SGD hy thc i've kes,-c-, than Eve
key. $500; blasting. 500 s3.G5.
Nb,t. Northern. .1.s5 - bug Of : Ns
Ert"' stones: lsw2'. d 10.
c,rer. 50 $3.50. '''''
Trgo'hg: $500 $3.50.
Or,h0rl Gr0ss: sI5Or sl.75.
G,("& oa' Iiiii,i sal: .e75~ss.
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SCIENTISTS IN MONTREAL.
Annual Meeting OF tho American
Association for the Advance.
ment OF Science.

International Courtcsios-TrIp 80 Quebec
Historical Neutrality-suspicious. of sbro.
ham, Se.-Lavai University -Mon,moren.
ci-Churchos or Mentreai-Niount RoyaI-
Association Work-Papers, Lectures, Ac.
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Death Of Ex.MayOr Whifc-IIcayy
Movement I'm Ercirbts
Special telegram 10 TIC Dlspatch.I

Especial teTegram % The DIspatch.I
NORFOLK, September 1.-Major James
{. White, cx-mayor Of Portsmouth, died
at Eastville, on the Eastern Shore. yestcr-
day, and his remains arrived here this
morning for burial.
freights are rushing TO this point by the
Boston. New York, and Philadelphia lines,
and to-day's receipts were immense, and
the early season unprecedented.
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Per.Is OF flio Dcep.

RESCUE or sEANfN FROM DlsNi>IED BRIG
New YORK, September 1.-The bark An
ME Reid. from Pensacola, which arrived
this morning. reports having. on August
18Th. i'm latituAe $500. longitude STOP
fallen in with tie brig George W. Chase
from Apalachicola bound for washington,
partially Dismissed and water-loGeed. Tn,
iar,, took from her the captain, mate, amt
six ,camcn. and brought them 10 this port.
The rcscuers could not save any oi The
cargo from the vessel. ON 21th OF AuSu',,
Peter Peterson, seaman, died Of FEVER ana
was buried at sea. There were three other
men sick.
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CfyiIizing ehs siOUx-AbOTigires as
Agr;cuIturiSts.

BIsNAECK, Il. T., Septtmbcr I.-shfrIH
Mckenzie returned last night from the
etauding-Rock Indian Agency. siXly-ile
miles below this city, where about G,OOO
sioux are located, many OF whom Surron-
dcrcd with Sitting Bull. Mckenzie na' Sc
curcd some chiefs to go with the Missouri
Slore Exhibition 30 the Minneapolis Far
ncyt Monday. Among them are Gaul,
Running Antelope, and Crow kim, sitting
HuU's Chief lieutenants. The chiefs take
with them samples OF products raised by
them this year, and their bows and arrows
these indians are now quite extensive
farmers at their agency. and VIII thrcsh
I0. 600 bushels OF wheat this season. 1hcy
have a white teacher in husbandry, ana
have taken to framework readily.
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HANGING I'm Connecticut.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, September 1.-James
(Chip) Smith, who murdered Chief-oi-Po-
lice Hayes and was sentenced to be hung
to-day. retired about midnight last night
and Slept soundly until he was called by
his attendants 10 prepare for his last mass.
The sacrament was administered by Father
McGiVncy IT 8 O'Clock. In reply TO a queS-
tion he said he was feeling frSt-ralc- never
felt better. lie was executed at 1879
O'Clock this morning. lie met hi- fate
braycly About three hundred people wit
messed the execution.
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Tho .rshiic RChf.

WASHINGTON, y. c., september 1.-The
debt statement issued to-day shows the de-
crease OF the public debt during the month
Of August to be SIG. lbs, 2Cl p; cash in the
Treasury, 32i2,9Go,G7S.lG; gold certificates
outstanding, S4,992,0l0; silver certificates
outstanding. 500. iG0,2lo; certificate, OF de-
post outstanding. Sl2,0O0.0o0; refundng
certificates outstanding, $40, 100; legal
tender, outstanding, 53i6,GSl,DlG; frac-
tional currency outstanding, 7,o32,o GG.I9
cash balance available, sl4l, G29,2ll.22.
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EMP0RIA, KAN. September lin the
Democratic state Convention Yesterday the
majority report favored the repeal OF the
prohibition laws, and nj great length stated
their cyil-. The minority report was sub
miltcd, and after an animated discussion,
which occupied almost the entire forenoon,
it was adopted with very slight amend
mcntS, and stands rs the platform OF the
Convention. The platform favor, the sub
mission to tie voters Of Kansas OF the pro-
hibitory amendment to the Constitution ut
the General election OF state officers in No.
vember, 1891. Hon. John Martin. OF To-
pcka. was nominated for Governor, but he
declined the honor for personal reasons,
and George ". Click, OF Atchison, was
placed at the head Of the ticket, which was
filed up as follows; MISUNDERSTANDING,
Frank Bolm; Treasurer, Charles L. Gli-
ford; Auditor. W. r. Brown; Attorney
General, General Hayden. Adjourned.
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LOUISVILLE. September Flour quiet and IN
changed. Grlln-Domgnd Hight. Mhcat-No. .,
n}c. Cpm-Nu.2 white, 0nc.: 40. , mixed nc.
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Bu.lness Fn tlurc. for the Week.

NEW YORK, September 1.-The business
failures for the week reported to New
York number 1O2, which Is slight reduc-
ton upon last week. Five OF these occur
red in this city, and 81 throughout the
country. The principal failure in the city
is that Of r. & II. Adams, in the silk trade,
with liabilities estimated at from $780, 900
to SS00,0 but the assets are asserted to
be much larger
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Arrest Of n Western DcsperadO.

CHICAGO, September bob Ford, Jesse
James, eXecutioner, was arrested on the
street this morning on charge Of diSor-
DERBY conduct and carrying concealed wea-
pons. The Ford boys have been living last
life here for the past two weeks, playing in
cheap theatre and seeking notoricty on
tho -trpCfs
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Arrested for EmhcZylcrnonf.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-Naior FL
ll' PhippS, whose term Is superintendent
Of the alm-hou-e expires to-day, was az
rested last night upon q warrant charging
him with ciabczzliHg funds o. the city
amounting t. $1,000, also with reccipting
for goods that were not delivered. He will
have hearing at the central station this
qfi.rngnu
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AGYcncc IL GOnI.

PHILADELPHIA, September IA new cir
cuar OF september prices In. been issued
by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company, giving IN advance OF pc.
per ton on Lykcn-Talley egg and stove
coal for delivery free on board vessels at
port Richmond. The figures will now be
-. - per ton for this Grade OF coal.
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yn,monse Destruction of Human Life
and Stock.

SAN AHToNIO, TEXAS, September l.
About 10 persons were drowned ny the
Conclo flood. and 1900 sheep. cattle. ana
horse, were lost. The loss TO properly
range. from $4,000 t. 100000. The river
rose fity feet. Bodies are coming to the
surface daily.
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sh:pmonts OF wheat from baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD., September Eight
British and one German steamship cleared
from this port yesterday with full careoes
for different destinations in France, Great
Britain, and Germany. Among the eN-
ports were si3, 100 bushels Of wheat, the
largest quantity ever shipped from this
port in one day.
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AtNIAIiEF AIMANNf-~Rlr shH-A = l-c@'
SUI i.c....." 55 RE v.-,, I.'.n ',''7 go
Moon ri.c'.......- 800 '.'.'i' ''.''
POM or RICHMOND. serraAnSn l. it72.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ar'el. Girlsi. >or;0ik. United ~i'ie'
mail. merchandise aud i,a-s,n-'it, l.. l. I"'-ih'
.u!cunt'n'rAi' ,
steamship on D0an.ou. Walker y" 1orA'
,n-rclluI e ami pas onpis, 9. W. Ale" q" '"''
steiner pioneer, Piau. PlhaGclpihl. hrf'i"n-
.'i.arl passenger. j. ~. Nee Airl' 3 H-'i'i' u
schooner &. &. schultz ihoin ."i.'
go 10y = psrt Dayi-, Boston, c}N.' L'a'-
t,atrand OAio Railway Company
PORT OF SkWPORr TE"s. srrt'" l. ite2'
fBy Tclcgmph.l
IERNED.
....,.,r Iuray. schermcrhorn. Oh Poirt end
ua,,tt,tou. .nerC'anic ana i"'arh-'i' ~ ''
'.,it .ti.a Ohio Rdiwty Company ana '~i.'" e"
steiner northampton. McCauicb, Noriolk,
merenandise AID pas-olzorst thesai' ana "'i"
,.'ivyly Company land .aiicd on rciurhl.
''.t,,-,,r Acr0ni... DclR. inerclaudisc ani isia-
.eugcl.. sm lthneld. lc-1l csac ana 'hi' 'ii""'
(,urruy ftrd slllca on lrihLhl. 49,
-rn.uncr Harry Nh'pttd' NI")'"Ai i'' 80
land, Ne, loaded w4ih plaster
WTsv POINT, SEPTEMBER l. lss~
iRy Tclegraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Hosl New hork' inefeiAh-
d.,to Piedmont AIRLINE i4nd r@icl on tctetnIs
steamer Louie. Hl.luls lAltlh.it iN,l' Wv,
t and passenger 10 l'' s"ts 80 '' 49,
Oh s,1a,aer Alie.i.ny Parker, baltimore, 70 lo'd
I ,.r Pr,.il.ncr tia norfolk.
/ steamer berkshire, htnt, frvNiithce' inttf"@h-
stssmer Alliance, FORD. Baltimore fscfcl'a,'
disc o. Piedmont Airline lNnd srliei % N'u'"l
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SfoaDi.Engincer NrOUned.

NORFOLK. Va, September IA Poto-
mac-riyer steamer brings intelligence Of
The drowning OF its chief engineer, Will
liam Wood, yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock viii G crossing Smiths creek. at
Point Lookout, in a sail-boat.
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TURKEYS Proposed Neutral Zone.

CovsTANTrNorLE. September l. The
Porte has proposed that the Greek Gov
eminent establish neutral zone around
the disputed territory on the frontier until
the question OF ownership j, settled. The
propo>al. however. has not been accepted.
and according to the latest dispatches hos
tiliti,s continue.
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Another Gaported Wreck Oh tic Ing
Ii.;i Coast.

Ioynov. Scptcmbcr IA dispatch TO
the Pres, Association from a.DQu' n, l.ll'
evening saws 4 lar5c steamer 81 VIC nam.
burg American line !, reported "sho1e II
pcnzancc. The particulars mol YET re-
cciyed. The name Il Tie steamer Is uh-
known,
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Dismissal OF Irish COuGf m hulo nv.

DUBLIN, September lover 900 men,
bers OF the Metropolitan police force have
been dismissed. 1t is expected that hun
drcds Of other members will resign. Great
excitement prevails in the city. All the
police-stations are occupied by strong
guards OF military.
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Deer may be lawfully killed from the lst
OF september 10 the 10Th OF January par mo
tridges from the 18th day OF ocloDJi ~ an
1st Of January; wild ducks, Wi,u 49, oshs
and brants, from the Isl OF NoVemDei :" ma IA
Isl OF April; wild turkeys, grouS '1',n IaS,
prairie chickens, from the Isl VI - lie
10 the lst Of February; pheasan'S 80
lst OF September to the 1T OF 'o''''
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, september l. 1852.
Country prCsGcc.


fyttf' ''''' '' '''
very ""ii' ,o..,,. -.
~ .,,. ,.,i0.,. 92,,,5c.. r.lr
to Good j. IlGc.: fresh yellow nnt 'cr -e readily
d,y mills.
B'"$: No".ih,,,;; .,,,,.t.. le,.. ,f..r.,..
DtH FfWf' hi''Ap''ii'-' "4"'''' '"''''.'
I5ml5c. ,-.,.,.
L'rt i,T.s ii,''.' ,u'' . ,'i'
LJgg: 2Oc in .'i' '' ~ ~, ~, common. s-.
fl1-s'e,, Ell, i di' 91r,Iy5: clover
XXX so, go. cl'y,r. G0l zee.
ihiN',,'' t,.,,I.
D.,,,.lr. Iri.l. ,2.25qs2.jO = barrel.
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Canadian agnivq

QUEBEC. ONT, september l.-The Gov
crnor-G oneral and Princess Louise left lat
night on the mail steamer for Montreal IN
r0Vte for British Colombia. II is expected
they will spend two days in Toronto and
20 thence by way Of Niagara Falls and
Chicago.
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Obscene DOsfaI-Curds.

BALTIMORE. MD., September l.-Craw-
Cord II. johnson was committed to-day FOR
trial, charged with sending ob>ccnce postal
cards through the mails. He was con-
yicted and imprisoned for like offence in
/
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

HFUA 7 . NFVFtIIIfNI n FOtT~F
sALrs-YRsT BOARD.-s500 Richmond chg
SIS at 1903; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Rail-
road stock At 7ys; 10 shIres Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 55'..
SECOND BoAKD.-s5OO Richmond city 6's,
1884. 1929; 100 Richmond city 6's at l13:
10000 Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta second
G's (B 30l At s64; 2.eOO Richmond and Danville
dcbentures at IS.
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ME lFNLENT. PLASTER.

JACKSON TUBPIN, .-..,,.,,,.,
49, 80 MAN AND CARY, -.
GENERAL COMMISSION IA ME Kk'S,.nIIsle Co
snd dealer IN Lime rort1aIi an1 Hair Fire-
Brick &c: s"'e 's'A' >'' ga3l-lm
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COWS. de-, IOn ALE.

rI,uOROUGIIBgED STOCK FoRlssss
4 sALE.-TwO AL.DERNEY COW 1872
fresh To the pail; Oh Bul-L. eieht months ol"'
.,oS enjoyment "a FISHER & wNLts,.
:. l-3i Avn '~! --s-''
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GcueraIE'oreign Nawq.

IoxpoE. september The cont Crcl-
lar state, that PRINCE Leopold has been
confined 10 the hou->'for three week, bGt
tlcrc has never been cause Tor serious
anxiety u, 20 his condition.
ARuisrIcE BETWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY.
ATHENS, September Lit Is stated that
the Powers have advised an arm>tlce
between the Turkish and Greek troops,
and that Greece is willing to 2grec 10 the
PROPOSITION il the Greek troop, are allowed
TO continue to occupy the positions they
held before the fighting occurred.
TIE PORTE SUErENDEEs.
CoysTANrINoPLE. September /. Tie
Porte has resolved 10 surrender the dis
putcd point on the frontier on condition
that il is declared neutral territory.
PERSECUTION or RUSSIAN JEWS.
LoSDoN, September l.-lTace Ephru,si
& Co., jewish banker, at odessa, and the
most important house in south Russia,
have given notice OF the dissolution OF
their Russian firm in consequence OF the
insecurity caused by the persecution OF the
Jews.
CETEwAYO CoING HONE.
LoND0N, September l.-Cctewayo lett
Waterloo station this morning for south
ampton. where h. will embark on the
steamer NuLian, which sail, to-day Tor the
/ Cape OF Good Hope. lie was much
chtered by spectator, on his way to tie IT,
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The War I'm FgyDf.

L0NroN. September Up to n late hour
last night 40 official confirmation had been
received Of the reports concerning peace
negotiations in Egypt. None % the >pc-
cial dispatches make mention Of the report
ed peace negotiations.
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rNGII-H Neutrality-suspicious..

Port SAID. September $50 1. IL
The transports from Alexandria, with the
Highland brigade on board, have arrived
here and proceeded down the canal.
ENTREECHED CAMP or AgArI.
LoxDoN, September IA dispatch from
ka,,a-in yesterday 20 the DpUV Ielsgrdph
SAYS: During a reconnaissance 10y the
cavalry yesterday fresh cntrcncEcd camp
was discovered ten mile, from here"
BLowING UP Az AFRAID HOUSE WITH GUN-CoT-
ToN.
,&LEXANDRIA. September 1.-Forty seal
Non from the iron-cad Mniataur and "a
company OF the Fity-third regiment
quietly approached The cnemy's position
opposite l.amlch last evening and sue
ccedcd in blowing up with gun-cotton
house on the canal which has long been 4
point Of vantage 10 the encmy's sharp
shooters. The operation was not inter-
rupted by the Egyptians.
PORr SAID, September l.-Only slight
skirmishcs have taken place at the front
during the past few days. News received
here confirms the report that Arab Pacha
is Withdrawing hi. troops TO Tel-El-kcbcr.
leaving at Kafr-El.D War only those ncccs-
sary to hold the position.
ALEXANDRIA, Scptcmbcr' l.-Nahmoud
Fehmy. Arab Pacha', chicf engineer and
military adviser, who was recently cap
tured by The British, arrived here today
in the troop->hip Euphrates. and was
handed over to the Egyptian authorities.