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| ever, fancy1ng that he had darkened his
young wife's life, and dragged her down
into poverty with him.
"She will come back to me when she
chooses" he said, sadly. "I shall not
go after her."
And he grew paler, colder and more
silent as he went about the duties of the
farm; and Sarella, to use her own ex-
preston, flew around as lively as a
cricket" and put things into the neatest
of order.
"We're better off without Harriet
than with her, it's my opinion" said
she to herself. ga china doll of WON.
an, only fit to be waited on and made
much of. / do think Carlos was crazy
when he married her,"
At the months end, however, Haddie
came back, and futtered down the lilac
shaded garden walk to meet her hus-
band, like bird, as he returned from
his days work.
ooh, Carlos Carlos !! F." she cried; 81
am SO glad to be here again !"
Little one," he asked, almost re-
proachfully, "why did you leave me?"
81 haveb been at school, % said Haddie,
radiantly. 81 have been learning-my
profession. Oh (! Carlos, you can never
tell how awkward and helpless I felt
here, in my own house, knowing that I
was as ignorant as. child of all the
things I needed most to comprehend.
love you-oh, SO dearly-and I felt SO
unworthy Of you-so unable to help you
in your sore need as wife should help
her husband. Sarella despised my ig-
norance-the very servants looked down
on me as helpless doll; and they were
right. But they shall never do SO any
more, for I've learned to be house
keeper at last-Aunt Dorcas has taught
me everything. can make butter like
gold, and cheese that even Sarella will
not criticise. i shall prepare you some
strawberry shortcake tomorrow, and my
bread and biscuits are as light and as
white as swandown and I've made you
a shirt, Carlos, all by myself, and Aunt
Dorcas says I needn't be ashamed of it;
and can wash and iron, and clear
starch as well as ever old Chloe did
when was a girl at home
"Haddie Haddie p he cried. "Why
did you do this? 2"
"For love of you," she answered,
simply "to be to you what a wife
should be to her husband. You needn't
think am going to settle down into
a common drudge, Carlos. I like
Shakespeare and the Kensington stitch
as well as ever. But a farmers wife
should not be blind and helpless at the
head of her own household, and I am
thankful that 7 have learned to do all
these things"
"You are an angel, Haddie F" he said,
earnestly.
81 am only your true, loving little
wife," she answered, hiding her face on
his breast.
Sarella needed to stay at the Beach
farm no longer Betsey Baker was dis
missed, and Haddie took her place at
the helm, and of all happy, efficient,
stirring farmers wives Mrs. Winstanley
bore away the palm.
81 never supposed them was so much
in her," said Sarella. "Carlos couldn't
have made a better choice if he bad
tried for year"
cit does beat all, :" said Betsey Baker.
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The King of Beasts.

A recent traveller in Central Africa
says: "Lions are one of the dangers
between Zanzibar and the great lakes.
They sometimes hunt game in packs of
six to eight. Some animals show fight
against them successfully. Lions never
venture to attack the adult elephant.
and even avoid the buffalo, unless they
are more than two to one. In general
they do not attack caravans, and never in
daytime. At most hungry lion may
spring upon and carry off a straggler
while passing through the brakes and
jungles. But it is otherwise at night.
When lions scent the caravan from afar,
particularly if it contains goats or beasts
of burden, they approach and announce
their vicinity by terrific roars. Never
theless, in well-inclosed camp there is
no danger; the lions never attempt to
clear the obstacles, and marksmen from
behind the palisades can pick them off
with almost unfailing aim. There is
danger only when the camp is not COM
pletely inclosed, or when those inside go
out to attack them"
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the betrayers OF any disproportion or
want of symmetry in mind and character.
Tt is the law of our constitution that
every change in our experience instant
ly indicates itself ON our countenance
and carriage, as the lapse of time tells
itself on the face of clock. We may
be too obtuse to read it; but the record
is there. Some men may be too obtuse
to read it; but some men are not obtuse,
and do read It
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ers this part OF the northern world. w,
if the strangely-complicated coast lines
which have been laid down really be-
long to but small number of islands,
the figures of these must be of the most
fantastic kind. Toward the north west,
however, we find several islands whose
outlines have been entirely ascertained.
Thus we have in succession North Devon
island, CORVALLIS island, Melville is
land and Port Patrick island, all lying
north of the seventy-ffth parallel of lat
itude. But we are not to suppose that
these islands limit the extent of our sea-
mems researches In this direction. Far
to the northward OF Wellington chan
mel Capt. de Haven saw, In 1852, the
signs of an open sea-in other words, he
saw, beyond the ice-felds, what Arctic
seamen call a "water sky" In 1866
Capt. Penny sailed upon this open sea !;
but how far it extends toward the North
pole has not yet been ascertained.
1t is chiefly to the expeditions of Drs.
Kane and Hayes that we owe the i'm
portant knowledge we have respecting
the northerly portions of the straits
which lie to the west of Greenland.
Each of these explorers succeeded In
reaching the shores of an open sea lying
to the northeast Of Kennedy channel,
the extreme northerly limits of those
straits. Hayes, who had accompanied
Kane in the voyage Of 1S54-5, succeeded
in reaching somewhat higher latitude
in sledges drawn by Esquimaux dogs.
So far back as 1907 Hudson had pen
etrated within about 800 miles of the
North pole on this route. When. we
consider the clumsy build and the poor
sailing qualities of the ships of Hudson's
day, we cannot but feel surprised at the
feat.
In 1927 Sir Edward Parry was COM
missioned by the English Government
to attempt to reach the North pole. A
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Here are nearly $4,000, and at the
time the eldest brother was but "a. The
depredations of the three were computed
at S. week, but the estimate was low
one.-NeaU York Times.
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rorty.scventh Congress First Session
WASHINGTON, February ,, 1882.
.-usN~
SENATE.

4 response was received from the Secre-
tarv of the Treasury TO a resolution intro
duccd 10y Mr.. Vance in regard to irregu-
laritics i'm the Sixth internal-reVenuc col
lection district OF North Carolina.
Mr.. Ferry, from the Committee on Post
Offices, reported adversely Senate Joint
resolution granting the fTanking privilege
20 senators and representatives for Official
business. Its consideration was indet-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. Morgan's resolution for the printing
OF the testimony, ETC., in regard to expert
ments with heavy guns and proiectileS now
being built by the Government, and calling
for the report OF the mixed commission,
etc., was taken up and adopted with the
notifications suggested by it, author.
At 1:Oj the 3-pcr-cent.- bond bill was
taken up, the question being upon MIR.
Plumb's amendment TO apply the surplus
revenues over Sl00,000,000 10 the reduction
OF the public debt.
MFR. Bayard moved to amend so a TO re-
ouire that the 800, 000, 200 TO be retained in
/ the treasury shall be of standard coin value.
/ He wanted the dollars TO be real honest dol
/ lars not paper.
NIr. Plumb signifed his willingness TO
accept the am, ndmcnt, rs he had supposed
that the only dollars in the Treasury were
standard-coin dollars. But upon the point
made by Mr. Garland it was ruled that the
vote must be taken on Mr.. Bayard' amend
ment, which was then adopted-ayes, 81 ;
noes, Ia.
Mr.. Plumb's amendment was then re-
jected-ayes, %; noes, ~.
An amendment by Mr.. Iioar, declaring
that the bonds bearing % per centum i'll
terest are hereby declared legal, elected a
continuance OF the discussion upon the ratl-
fication Of the funding OF 5's and G's by
ex-Secretary Window.
The debate was continued at considerable
/ length, principally between Messrs. VIM
dom, IIoar, Vest, and Ingalls,, sometimes
taking the shape OF personal controversy
between Window and Vest and Window
and ingalls,. Finally the amendments as
originally proposed by Mr.. ingalls, and
modified by Mr. Iloar were adopted-ayes,
/ AZ: noes, 10. IL is as follows:
"Thai the Secretary OF the Treasury Is
hereby authorized TO receive at the Urea
sury and at the office OF any Assistant Urea
surer Of the United States, and at any pos
/ tal-money-ord office, lawful money OF th'
United States 20 the amount OF 500, or any
multiple OF that sum, or any bonds OF IN.
United States bearing % per cent. Interest
which are hereby declared valid, ana tc
issue in exchange therefor an equal amount
OF registered or coupon bonds"
Several messages from tae president, en'
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in half.narrels. $50; tubs. l2s@a Sc. for New

In half-barrels, 133c.; tubs, 12H61I Sc. for New
York; l3kc. for choice Baltimore.
tferces, Csc; barrels. 30c; genuine golden syrup,
45@5Oc. "A gallon; New Orleans, prime, 65GTOc.
SAT-: Liverpool, from store, sl.60. Ground
Sugar. Crushed. 1OI{c. powdered, OXc. gran
ulaied, IOAc.; a, P4Gp05c.; II, gm9ac.; extra G.
sH@ stc.; c, s@sac.; yellow, 7.@sc.; cut-iosf
SOAP Common. SAFE; boat washing. 7<asc. .
toilet, 10000, and fancy prices country, 4noc.
Ttds: Black. 25@5Oc.; Imperial, 25G75c.
gunpowder, 30c.asl.
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hides. Wet salied. 71S dry salted, l l ollie.
dry flint, 1870 I5c.: green, 5N6c.
Leather. Rough leather, 23tG3Oc; finished har-
ness leather, 29m3sc.; finished upper. 100000.
finished kips' 6O@7oe.' hemiock so'c' 2Oc26c'
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron. American refined. old Dominion bar,
g-lOc. r. n. for standard sizes; English and
American sheet. 3hm5lc. swedes, hammered, 5tG
Nails: Odd Dominion, $3.50 for standard size
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 3lc.; retail, 4'sc
nib.
Liquors, Wines. Sc.
Ale: scotch, best brands, pints S2@s2.25 y
Bra,, fies: Domestic. sI.25@s3; fruit, sl.l09
Sl.40;. apple; new Sl:75@s2; old, s2.2o@s3 {;
lie WtiSfegs: Medium, sI.5O@S2; pure old,
f3msi; Virginia mountain, new, sl.75@s3; old,
S2NS3 and upwards.
GIN: Domestic, sl.c5@s2; imported. ss q
case.
Neic England RIM s1.5Ods1.60.
Rectfaed UhiSkeyS: Sl.25@s l.3O.
Lumber, Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. S15@$2O,H 1000; West
crn Virginia poplar. sl5@-26 c 1000; white
pine, Sl5MS35 Z LOCO; yellow pine boards
sIO.5Oe1s tl-markct stiff; dry clear, STAG 10,
and In demand: Jost, 10000 II ], according 10
lengths. Shinglcs-Pine, Sl.15aS2.50: cypress.
siX-inch, S6msS 2 1000. Laths-Split, 81
sawed. - & 1000.
Stdces. Wblskcy-barrcl timber green, SlS@
900 = 1000: seasoned, s2O@25 a LOCO. Flour
barrel timber, S4MS7 q 1000. Flour-hnrrc
poles, S4@SG. Hogshcad-hoOps, zoe z bundle.
Powder. shot, sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 1870 S1.10 q 100 feet.
POiCder: 1928 by the i've kegS-le's than five
kegs, $3.50; blasting. S3.4O@S3.65.
Shot: Northern. .IS5 4 bag of % lbs
GrtndStOHeS: l1M2c. y 10.
seed.
Cl0rer: S5.jOMeG.
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Ex,ou, of the SMALLPOX in Southsido
rouuffps.


Ispccial telegram IN the Dispatch'l
pyrrpsnrHG. VA, February 2.-Only
eleven eases OF smallpox have been re-
ported in Brunswick county-all among
negroes and within a narrow radius in
Ped Oak district, some eighteen miles
above Lavrenceyile. Three persons have
died; three have recovered, and the bal
ance arc under treatment in the hospital.
One new case has been reported since Mon
day.
The disease, it is reported, has made its
appearance in Nottoway county.
In Chesterfield the disease Is decreasing
and there are no cases in Prince George
county.
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Snc,,oI from Lynchburg.

ARREST OF 4 NEGRO MISREPRESENTATION
OF Ex-ATTORNEY-GENEnAL flELD-REV. =.
3. GREGORY ACCEPTS A CALL TO wYTHE-
VILE.
LYNcrBURG. VA, February 2.-Fayette
Mcdaniel, the negro who murdered Mr..
Creed Carter, OF Amherst, has been cap
tured and lodged in jail.
Northumberland James G.Field was
united in marriage here to-day to Miss
Lizzie Logwood, of Wytheville. The GER
emony was performed at the residence OF
Captain J. IL. Robinson, a kinsman OF the
bride.
Rev. Edward ;. Gregory has accepted n
call to st. Johns Episcopal church, in
WVheYille.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
~ THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

.,c,,s.lcnaI and othcr Washington Nat
The Albany Deadlock Ended; Conn
...on,tse Effected Between Tammany and
a, Reeuiars-Curious Legal Complications
i, New Orleans Destruction of Property
- >,oek. and Loss OF Lives by Floods In
Central Alabama-Louisiana Finance
40 YORK sympathy for Prosecuted Jews
.p..sia-Suicidei In G. Galveston Mich
can legislature called In Extra Session
rb,er Persons Drowned While Crossing
t,tc on thc Icc-~trikc AMONG PennsyiNa-
ala PaAdlcrs-Arrcst Of a Negro Murderer
a., Lynchburg Atiorncy-Gencral tie'd
uarricd-Arrcst Of Officers OF che Union
c,reralc In Paris-Eutry Of Bradlaugh In
,hc English Parliament 10 be Opposed-Aid
c,- Prosecuted Russian Jows-Franoe De
,.oul. satisfaction OF Guaienaia-ThcI In
,ernational Billiard Match.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JANUARY 3l.-In Scotch pig the movement Is
moderate on the reserved offerings and the conn
dent Views as to prices. American pig has NOT
varied In price; there Il steady trading. when.
with the fun deliveries ON contracts, keep the
stocks in makers hands down to cOntrOllsblc
amounts. Rails are quiet aud unchanged. W rought
scrap rules steady in price. with moderate dealings-
The quotations are: American pig, No. AT $500
aS26.5O: No. 2 at e24dS25, and forge at s22
d@23 scotch pig AT S255O@t20 for Gengar-
mock: S2S5OMs29 for toltness: S26127 for
Gartschorrie: Eglinton at 525df25.5u; summer
lee at S27.50: No Shots at s26Mf26.oOi Eng
lish steel rails are quoted at s6O@so2, and Amert-
can steel at S56 $50 at mills for next years deliv-
cry: iron rails at S47@s50 old rails at 5000
s3l for 1T" and $50 for d. H.; wrought scrap AZ
$3.50 from yard, and s31@S3l.5O ex ship
Journal Ot Commerce.
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Striking Pennsylvania puddIers.

PHGNIXvILLE, Pa, February 2.-The
pudders formerly employed by the PhGniX
Iron Company, but who went out on Il
strike few days ago, were paid of to-day.
A committee waited upon the company's
manager and proposed TO 90 to work and
make six heats when they could within
their hours; but the proviso was not alto
gether satisfactory, and no definite conclu-
sion was reached. The company are moi
disposed TO have outside associations say
how they shall conduct their business. The
works will be idle until such time AS they
can be started in q satisfactory manner.
The puddlers have left for other mills.
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Extra Session Of the Michigan LcSiS-
Iaturc-D Distressing Drowning Acci-


DETROIT. February Ex-Governor jerome
has called an extra session Of the Lcgisla-
tire T. meet February 23d and consider
the congressional apportonment bill, mca-
slres Of relief for the fire sufferers, and the
report OF the taN-law commission.
ON wednesday evening Nelson Decker
started across crooked Lake Barry, pushing
a cutter before him containing his wife and
two-year-old hoy. When near the middle
of the lake the lee broke and all were
drowned IN fifty feet OF water. The bodies
have not yet been found.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TGBiCCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, February . 1859

NlCUMOND, VA, February ., 1cS2.
DAEE TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LWgs.-CommOu, SjMSJ.J0: medium, sea
5000; good. s7MS7.jU.
LeOf.-Commou. s7.5omSs: medium, $500
50; good, SlUW Sll: Zine, sl2Wsl3; extra line,
sl4m SO.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACrUR
LVJ FHcrs.- Common. s5.5O@s6; medium,
>6.JUN 81 . good. $1,000 ~.
LtUf FNcrs.-C COMMON, $50 $500; medium,
800 $3.50; good, SluNsIl; fine, Sll.JOW $40 :
extra line sUu-curcd. : 1870 $40.
UfdVpc rS.-t ommon, 500 eli: medium,
: l.jOI so: good. $40 $500; fine, 4l4O SO ;
extra sUi-cured. : lSr $50.
BRIGHT TcBACCO-MNNUFACTV
SmOk,I1.--Common., IO0sll: medium, ) 2M
Sl4 good. slJm $1,000; me, slS1S25; fancy
S27.JuM $50.
FiHers-Common. sllMs12: medium, $3.50
3lJ; good. SEQ Sl7: me. SlSm so.
UrdUDtfs.--t Omuon. e2UM ~22.5O: medium.
s25a $50 good. >lO@ $50 huc. 500 $50: fancy.
S75M $50.
Wrappers. NahOgdHH.-C Common. S2Om $50
medium. $500 80: good. SIO0.s4J; Tine, 5000
500; extra, $4,000 $50.
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Great Destruction Of Property. Stock.
and Lives. by Rises I'm the Warrior
and TOmbi-bcc Rivers.

CHATTANOOGA, February 2.-Thcre has
been very great damage done by floods in
the Warriornd Tombigbee rivers, in Cen
trail Alabama. Through trains came in
last night over the Alabama Great South
ern railway for the first time in ten days,
and it is now clear. -Four or five NEGROES
were drowned. and large amount OF live
stock. Several parties have lost from 100
10 80 head OF sheep. 4 large numberoi fine
Cashmere goats were lost by one farmer,
and several lost a number OF horses and
mules. The farmers have suffered great
losses Of crops, etc.
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srn,nntbr fnr pcrsccntcd Israelitcs.

NEW YORK, February "A large meet
ing was held i'm Chickering Hall last mint
10 express sympathy with the prosecuted
I,raelitcs OF Russia Mayor Grace presided.
Among those present were Hamilton Fish,
eX-Mayor Ely, Robert Bonner, and
Edward Pierrcpont. Appropriate rcsolu-
tions were passed, and speeches were made
by eN-Secretary Eyarts, Chiei-Justice
Noah Davis, Howard Crosby, Rev. j. C..
NnMmnn and Others.
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IorIeyfLLr SNORING TOBACCO
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 3I.-ln western leaf the confident
views ~ t. prices operates against business. al
though there j. some demand for export. Sccdlcdt
Is selling moderately well, With prices without
radical chm gc-. Virginia leaI l. fairly active.
sales Of $50 hOgsheads kentucky leaf 20 ia zoe;
600 cases ISsU Pennsylvania at IL isN3lc.; 27l
eases 1850 ohio on private terms; 100 cases
1850 Wisconsin on private terms; 80 bales Ia
yua at SSc.W Sl.2O. Quotations are ~ follows I;
virginia lctfat $50 Shc. for common and good :
Sal lc. for low and good leaf 10 lJ Sc. for best
dark wrappers. UlNana-CommOn blitr, az 75@
soc: fair al S2ifd02hc.; fine, : las l.95. lara-
l. cut 40 7OG Zoe: III. cut nj 100000; average
l0t~at Journal Of Commerce.
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IouiSiaua.s Finances.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2.--ln response
TO the invitation OF State Treasurer Burke
bids were received to sell the State six
hundred thousand dollars worth OF 4 per
cent. bonds, the lowest being that OF the
First National Eank OF New lork--SllS.jS.
The bids were rejected. I'm injunction
against the proposed purchase will be
heard in the Civil District Court in few
DAYS: whcrcupon the Governor and
Treasurer will proceed to make the pur-
chase, unless restrained.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LiVE-STOCK MARKET.

FEBRUARY l.-Prces ;his week ranged as fol-
lows:
Beff Cqftlc.-Yery best, &C.; second quality,
Ja5.c.: good. fm4'c. medium or good fur
guflity, 81 fc.; common grade - .M3ac.; bulls,
best, 4d4 &C.: other gradc,,2 63hc. z ie.. gross,
HOqg.-NCry best. 9.sc: -ccond quality, oEW9c.;
other grades, T .6l 1c. e 3D., net.
SheeD.-Vcry 6c-t, &C.: other grades, 81 &C.
q he gro-..
Ir0iS.-siMSS a. head.
mich COics and Cttres.-S200 T45 a head.
About 3 IL head of eCfcattc, 2S9 hog. and very
cattle are frmcr: other grades about as last wees ;
two or three SOLD az Gs064c Bot hog- have adj
vmced &C., and owing "a the Eight supply are
somewhat la demand. sheep have advanced ana
good ones are iu demand.
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From NOrfOlk.
legram to the Dispatch.

TNpCcIlI WItKTdIl ~ IIIv DI7I'I'''I'I
NorFOLK, Va, February 2.-Gcorge
Grant, engineer OF the Fire Department,
shot himself twice through the head this
afternoon, and is now dying. No cause is
assigned.
Five cases OF smallpox were removed
to the pcst-housc to-day from this city.
MAYOR Lamb is Ill with pneumonia.
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AtrN,NDRIAC,TTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY l.-Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Cattle-Very best. ja 5Ac.; good. 44G5c.: me-
dunn or fair quality, 4M4ac.; ordinary, 81 ga Sac.
Calves. 5snG'. sheep. 5W6sc.; lambs, 5mC.c.
Hog, 7sM 20. Cows and calves, SO 10 $50.
The market this week WAS very poorly supplied
with an kinds of stock. Cattle especially were
very scarce, and most Of the butchers had 10 20
elsewhere Tor supply. Calves scarce and IN de-
mand. Sheep and lambs In fair supply, With
light demand. Hogs in far supply. and sa'c- are
easily made M quottiOns. Cows ana calves ia
GOOD demnnl.--Gn.ftte.
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NrW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY .-Becrcs.-NOthing doing IN The
cattle ward. and very little In dressed beet The
few sales were 1T 7A9i.c. e. n. for poor "a prime
sides.
Cdires.-Ycals sold 40 Glg0 DC. q D., and grass
era and yearlings al s3.7JE $3.50 e 100 IDS.
Sheep ant Ldmbs.-No change IN selling rate
but slow trade Of 40 sc. G ID. Tor sheep ana ob
a. Ike for lambs,
HoqR.-Alarket nrmcr and ordinary 20 prime
hogs we're IN demand at s650@s7 2 100 bs.-
JyuraaL Of Commerce.
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Satisfaction Demanded.

PANAMA, February 2.-The French Co
vcrnment, upon learning that the SUI
preme Court OF Guatemala had acquitted
the soldiers charged with assaulting the
secretary OF the French legation on No
vemher eth, has refused 20 receive the
Envoy OF Guatemala. A frigate has sheen
ordered TO Guatemala 10 demand satisfac-
tion--l0,OO0 francs indemnity and the i'm
,,,.i.orp,o,,f ~ tho assailontg
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NEW WORK pUTRoLEr,I MARKET.

JANUARN 31.-There continues dull market
and prices without radical change. Exporters arc
very indifferent Refined In barrels TO The home
trade i quoted at SIC. The following the on
cal quotations: Crude I'm barrcsa 81 r7 nc; nap
ina III 6,c. asked Refined IA barrels here at TIC,
at Philadelphia AZ ne, and Baltimore at 7sc.
cases are al 1OkMll lac.-JOurHdi N Commerce.
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4 Missing Wan Found Dead.

SAVANNAH, GA, February 2.-The body
Of BeltshaZza Reghio. Greek, who mys-
teriou,ly disappeared IRON this city on
January 18th, was found in 4 field yes
terday much dccOmposcd. II is thought he
accidentally shot himself. His gun was
living under lhs body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-03
Died from Starvation with Plenty of
Means.

BosToN. February Mrs. Annie How
ard. who wa, taken to the hospital day or
two ago. suffering from starvation, died
Yesterday. In her room to-day were found
bank-books representing deposits OF $1,000
and so i'm cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Aid for Pcrsccuted Russian Jews.

LONDON, February 2.--Subscriptions to
the fund for the relief OF the prosecuted
Jews in Russia, which was inauguraied ut
meeting presided over by the Lord Mayor
at the Mansion House yesterday, include
those OF the Rothschilds, OF London and
Paris, $4,000 each; Samuel Monilgu,
Louis Cohen, and the Seligmans, 1000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-03
GENERAL MARKETS.
.try,>upgA MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 1.-The market h quiet and easy and
transactions continue light. We stiil quote wheat
m Sl4Oe5 Al as a. TO quality, and corn 7SG S3c.,
with small sales. Country produce is wanted at
observation-disclosures.