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Irish Matters.

DrBrIN. August 1G.-E. DWycr Gray, /
member OF Parliament and proprietor of /
the Frcgaan'S ,J0Uru0i, was to-day SEN /
fenced 70 three months imprisonment and /
10 nav "a fine Of $500 ior contempt OF court |
i'm publishing tine letter Of O'iricn, editor
OF the Gpied hci0pd, accusing the jury
which convicted Francis ilyne, Of the
murder Of John Doloughty, OF being
drunk On the night previous 10 the DAY
their verdict was given, and the article |
commenting thereon. O'Bricn and Dayltt
were mt ont II court. Gray, after beng
sentenced. was handed over 70 the custody
of ;he City Coroner. The latter cyinccd
some reluctance to take charX OF him, hut
thr Iudgr ordered LAWSON tNdO his dutY.
IN. Coroner. whose intervention was Ne
cc.,ary because Gray is High sheriff OF the
ciiv OF Dublin, then conveyed the prisoner
~ Richmond. The prisoner at the cNpira-
ton Of his term must find slreucS TOT
cj.O00. and the two others in the sum OF
20 600 each. The decision Of the Court
has caused great >cn'1ll0n IN the c,ly.
GRAY was Lord Mayor Of Dublin in 1850
ayd nominated the second time Tor 1851,
bat declined 10 serve.
TNplGNATIoN At MR.. GRAY : SENTENCE.
DrpllY. August lG.-Lord Mayor Daw-
son has arranged G, clll special meeting
OF the corporation on Monday with q vie"
of considering measures II secure t"c re-
lease II Mr. Gray. Crowds ar q, 'cmDhns
around the statue q O'Conncl, and
.ueechcs expressing indignation 1t the SEN
tcncc are being made.
u0NoRs TO PARNELL AND DILLON.
/ The city hall was denscly crowded to-
day on the occasion Of the presentation OF
the freedom OF The city to Me,sr>. Paihell
and Dillon. Nearly every mayor in Ireland
cvc,pf the MAYOR Of Belfast wa, present.
Mr.. story, Radical member OF Parliament
for Sunderlardand all the Home Eule mem-
her. were also present. When the roll OF
rornoration was called. at tie mention Of
Nr Gray. name tie whole audience rose
and chcprcd enthusiastically Ter sei erai
minutes. The Lord Mayor declared Mr..
Cr,y's sentence va, equivalent 10 slA
months Imprisonment. lie advised tne
neonle 10 be most careful and guarded III
their language, Is they were III TIE iiilua'
} OF great crisis. ,..,,t.. - tho cor
ro~ation for the freedom Of the cty, sht
,,ot in Wow Of recent events 1t Was cleal
fhat liberty 81 speech no longer eAl'ted Il
1rcf,nd lie and his associates, however
yorll bring the subject before the llou'
-; commons At the first opportunity.
PROCLAMATION.
The following proclamation, signed .. p
Na,or Dawson and Mcs-rs. farncll, Dll
lon. and Davitt, has been issued ~,
: DrgLIy. August 18.-Citizen' Of DuL
!. without Offering any comment upo
the sentence passed upon non -, I- -" y,
Grav. we deem it our duty to invoke ID
- ~ "noIio 10 maintain calmness and dignine
T too 'iin,nor' We are expressing The wishe
y ~ Mr. GRAY in counselling our feilow-cii
e, 2en. to abstain from any gathering, on n n
z 1trect 80 that might lead to breach Of I'll
, nrsee We require only calmness ana Ten Fl,
D. p peror, in the present emergency Hg a
dreds Of thousands Of visitors Kept eI,zt u
n l show equal el prudence and sclf-cOnirol
a. this occasion.
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CuIc,oo- August lG~lO 4. H'--IIVu'
,, OH G,.s L',Ii.bo1r on Change this morn
; ;.o :" "r II .bow considerable weakenns,
,n9 lddIl for provisions, which are BENZ
c,i'vc,I"; !, beayy lots. buyers holding Oh.
2 p,;nes are Wheat full ceni lower; corn
rI T,,lc an more than cent of; OATS !e ,sc
o rley pork l lac. lower reaching s,Y shg
0west point for some weeks; lara loT tSai
i ~ T. maintained by many operators ti,", J,
tho s.bulis" in provisions are ucii ho.tor,
t5e market in order to get IN ~ ~ - ty IatcIy
i mres. The tendency OF The MARI law
b ~ ui been nretiy steadily downward
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August ld' 1852
OFFERINGS.
,yur,r-White. SIC bushels. Red, 5'7if
', C,nI,nT.-Wllte. 2.s26 bushels. Mixed loo
bushels.
HYE-46 bushels. ,
oprft\rD-GRAss SEED.-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 >tCHLINhh'
White. 272 bushels common To prime
, W - =, Al IG Ec.l. y bushels very gOoh an
c1S.t''r,f si.litosI.lJ; l.5o2 bushels miNgl on
1rEc3n,SSu1.Wl6te 2s bushels very good Virginia III
95c. ,nto57c
OgCIAED-GEAss ~EED.-lO bi-ht'' az ''''''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To rRr DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Nominn tions-Senntor hin
Dcad-A Quarreisome Family Causes Its
Head to Commit >uicide--Labor and Capt.
tal--A Boston Printing and Publishing
House Burncd-DrowninR Accident In the
Delaware Rivcr-Fatal Boiler Explosion
A Sensation in Dublin-parnen and Dill.
Ion Presented Vita the Freedom of the
city OF Dublin-The War in Egypt; the
Egyptians Weakening, sc.
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.I,,ea himself 10 Get hi" "a
ouarrcIsome Family

puuAprLpnIA. PAy AuguSI TO 70,oon.
,y rni',eDr a~ed flity-iour years, saoIn.
, W alsO", committed suicide this morning ps
keel dn,' himself in an alley adjoining ms
hans NAM, ., 927 Quarry street. Constant
saloo rl;no between his wife and his s ,S H.
q1arr,t, nad Win him, is said 10 have led 70
VINO yy,snn ne taxing his life. lie had threa,cn nda
70 co ,ill.l, w. sboot himself last Friday.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


Connir5 Produce
fpp'es; Hrs,n-,i l'''. %. ,''' ~ '-''
'rf.'' ',., ,.ll.t, .D51o7r.. fair /
logUod y a Oc.;fce }t, '~ ."'l'r -e,i, I'i'i ~
Cofn mat: Sl.oJ per i-ii'i i"' country '4'I'
for ,ily mills.
litie.t r' '2;':' 5 i.25.aai tul.
~, '.r lle l5r. clatc,.
Et1Ners: Primo litt--g9 e. iJyf,' '''''''''' -
ige,. l(r.'1att t.m6iay, goc.a=l; clover
missed. s.. H ~Jc.: clover oJ@f'''
,....l.i ~ ~52-r32. 80 e barrel.
'ci@..,,,, i.5uf.sI.gj IL 20. seneca ircc
Of 1 'o1s 10" 55c. i :.
caoica. ' Narts, aie ami dcmaad goods no trouble
$,nac: Primo. 75c.
Npcks: -" -oc..
xxx a.,iio,5 S', 6..97e. = j.. os rn.-,
HOoi: washed 3 L.; nnwa,,iei -,,.i,u ttoys
WOO, viii biin~ ifom ~ w. . 80
rst,. ,,,... -
'""'' Cement. Lime. Plaster @c'
Ceiact: h9'ch.aaeii - iGc. - h.i-hel; Rock
,, L Sl ii.5ij.' :aiec5rains quantity Virgil
nil. ia Sl.iN. 81, ~. or,oul. IS: calc.ucd
PiIstey. Lump Si''1' @'D"N"
/ flr ter. sl.90@F2.
Tlr: Large -izc'fi'
Dry Goods.
o.fo,.. Ncr~mack. &C.; Aler'iaacs emrt,,gag'
/ jac: Kiihmphu '".' I'm. -iirting. 5..c. Dun
90 Aiic o. Nan g.; " Az
ington. q g.; Mtiil. ,,-,n iycy a. c
s'mag'2.na bia-A' O'''' ''''' 90
Bisec6sf Shtfings d1a H'ss',n'77 T. Edward
Iiarri.' e g.: IL lalrmoni 'i,,,rttrr II
Q.7.c.: Ia - ttS,r,e.au. lIc.: lO-i M0nad-
n%li-,, C.ttoas: iianche ttr !, ~ T. r..
chester IL \. y. -; 81 h' Si,e .1em,, river
&C.: James Ri'er . - w. oN'''
fAc.' JANE '''''' o.,. 20
br"%'' w
4 ii,a'S;, A. ::2.75 p gallon. ..,...a
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SENATOR BENJAMIN II. hill DIES FROM EX.
HAVSTlON--A GREAT MAN GONE.

SENATOR BENJAMIN II. NIL DIES FROM EX-
HAVSTloN-A GREAT MAN GONE.
ATLANTA, Ga. August l6.-About 9
o'clock this morning Senator Hill was found
10 be rapidly sinking. He brcathcd with
much difficulty. He continued TO sleep.
however. and At few minutes after 6
O'Clock his death occurred without strug-
gle He died from exhaustion.
TuE DEATH-RED-TfE FUNERAL.
Several hours before Senator Hills death
il was evident that the end was near Soon
after daylight his family were summoned TO
his bedside. and there were present at his
death the follow ing persons Mrs. Hill his
wife. r. II. Hill. Jr., and wife. DR.. h. u.
Rcddv and wife. senator Hills daughter.
Charles II. Hill his son, two nephcWS Of
the senator. and Dir. Wright, the attending
SURGEON. -Four hours before passing away
ne made sign for hypodcrmic injection
OF m0rphis. which was administered. He
appeared 10 bc awake and conscious scvc-
raj Zines. hut could not speak. At G:1j he
was apparently awake. He then closed his
ewes gently and died without even ire
NOR.
ATLANTA. GA. August 1G.-Snator Hills
funeral has been postponed until Satur-
day.
WASHINGTON. August l6.-Scnators La
mar. Morgan. BECK. and salisbury accom-
panied bv Colonel Snccd. assistant post
master OF the senate, and Mr.. Dalton, SUI
uerintendent of the Senate fOidmg-r0Om.
viii leave tomorrow morning for Atlanta.
Ga. 10 attend the funeral Of Senator Hill.
Tie south front 10 the Senate chamber was
dsped in mourning to-day. and the flag
over the Senate placed at hali-ma>t. in
which position l. Willrcmain until after the
funeral.
SEETCH OF DECEASED.
Benjamin Harvey Hill. OF Atlanta. was
born in Jasper county, Georgia, september
Il. 1928; received classical cducatiOn,
graduating 81 the University Of Georgia, at
Athens. in 1914. with the highest honors OF
hi, class; studied law. was admitted to the
lar in 1915. and commenced TO practice at
l. Grange. Georgia; was member OF the
state House Of Representatives IN 1851. and
Of the state Scna. in 1899 and 80; WAS
defeated as the American candidate for
Congress in lsjj. receiving G.Sl3 votes
9-,in,t G. $50 vote, Tor II. Warner. Demo-
crat: was defeated a. the American candi-
da,. Tor Governor Of Georgia in 1851, re-
cciying $3.50 votes against 8, ,G3l votes for
7. Z. Brown. Democrat: was a pre,idcn-
il.l tlffLfI fil ti' Alitt'i' anu A'Fi4Ni-'li
Ticket i'm 1876. ana on the Bell and Everett
ticket in 1860: was delegate to the state
Convention 81 1861, ana advocated the
Union until secession had been irrcvocably
resolved on: wa> delegate from Georgia
to the Confederate Provisional Congress,
and subsequently, a senator from Georgia
IN the Confederate Congress was arrested
in 1855 and imprisoned in Fort Lafayette. ;
wa, elected representative from Georgia
in the Forty-fouTth Congress. 60 fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Garrett
NcNilan.) and was reelected to the Forty
fith Congress. but resigned. having been
elected United states senator from Geor-
cia. He took his seat March >, 1877, and
lis term OF service will expire March 8
lSS3.
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France.

PANS August lG.-A meeting OF Bona
,r, ii was held here yesterday, winch
iri attended bv 1000 persons. Among
-, T|, -" nresent were NM. DeCassasnac ana
"a to,;oi,cs Resolutions were passed favor
ing the placing OF Prince Nlc.or Sa G,'.,''
mon the throne OF France. VI: DSCH ,'.';,,
nae made II speech, in which he decl"ie'i
Jn,uerialists were ready for power ;.iih
meant 70 take it. He stated that the l2'n
~ august had been specially chosen iol
the holding Of the meeting. IN q io"
Napoleon will be the fste day OF the EN-
nire of France.
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Three Lives Lost in the Alps.

GENEVA. August 16.-Dr. Goga., W.
Engli,hman, left Zermatt on friua! ms.
with two guides to ascend the Der III
sunday, having fallen from pLec,p nEc
This is the fourth accident OF slll'l'i on''-
IT,. ~, thot has occurred this season.
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MARINE INTEILlGENCE.

MINIATURE AL1lANA' -AI"Doi - 'D0.
.aa T a Si5 Morning '' e0e
lioon sets....... $50 EyeninZ............ 90
PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST 10. leo2.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfplk United states
NAH. merchandise, aud passengers l.. H. IA'Hm'
lcb"oner george 81 Bralnard. Dcnu.,on, George
town. ID. G.. light, tuTic 60.
SAILED.
-cho.ncr George T.. Hallock. Idmnud@, New
YORK. coal Chesapeake ard OHIO kaii"ty '"m-
rrtIy: sc.sel. 'uFti, fafkti.
schooner John ~. o0nycrs. Colin, b. ton. coal,
{ io-apelks aud ohio Railway Company vessel
.rloSner Howard Williams. iicyer. Baltimore,
coal Chesapeakc and ohio Railway Company
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGusT H. 1889.
10y Telegraph
aEVIyEp.
Steamer 4uray. sshermerhOrn. on F1int nlu
u'Iorfcn rutydLanliise and Iasiens'f-' h'~t-
lroLe ana Ohio Railway Company t'fH 9'i'-' ."
.rtufui. .,,,.-.s.A NorfoIk
A.. and flls-euyor-. tAc-i ffaAr anu ohi"
t,,tt,.,v gO,uuatg and sailed on f'tufnl.
.,f,s, nicr Accon.sc. Deik- mrichai-li 81 dnu ~
.,nyrr. ~mithfrii, Che,a pcakc and bhip isalt"")
/ COMPANY tand saIlca on feIlfnl.
SAILED.
4 srhooncr 81 cerson Borden, jefferson, New ork,
coal, Chc,aro0ke and ohio Railway Company
8y telegraph.
LrvEErOOL.--AYrycd, ljih; BARR flo'"'i 'o"'
ptrhiurnd.
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EatnI Rail0r.ExpIOsIOn.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August l6;-Ihe
an ~ Clarke Il Brothers shook, ana
DUn,i near Paker's, on the Pi "a,
,., Hnarrow.Gauge railroad, exploded
, ,h;s morning. The fireman was fatally IN
ms ,,' o,d tSo laborers were severely hurt.
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ma. s,,,,.iug Driver'boys'

.e %ss' 'ns Sssri mine A sa %'i
, ssSss ifS t q they can be @es w
s s1ssa y it "S should lou the d sDa c
d driy asIss there viii be very n''s 'Y'
fakou offf. =
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.uo.,or victim Of Kerosene.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., August IT. IT,
M NAS ALERT Mcbride, living in Cranpnry,
while lighting fire to-day win S csn bav.
WI was burned to death, the oiiIcan nav nav
i u, "" exploded. When found by .,i hSr nus
i band al her body was burned To q aSp'
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TIE srEZ OWL.

LONDON. August lG.-Thc apprehenscns
REGARDING the safety OF the SueZ canal
having been removed, the business in the
insurance Of ships against vr-ri.ks has
ceased.
TIE MILITARY CONVENTION PROPOSED FY
TIE PORTE AND REJECTED BY ENGLAND.
CoNsTANTINoPLy. August rs. - The
draueht Of the Military Convention pro-
posed by the Porte TO England was aS fol-
lows: "Thc Turkish army undertakes the
paciicItion Of Egypt without foreign as
,istancc. the British 70 remain in their
present positions and not to participate in
the operations. The Turks shall be allowed
to Use Alexandria a. a base 81 operations,
and the Turk and British both 10 with
draw after the paD iticaton OF the country"
Lord DuGcrin rejected this draught and
submitted another StipiJating that the
Turks should not undertake operations
without the previous consent Of the British
commander: that British officer, should be
attached 10 the Turkish headquarters.
and that the question OF evacuation should
be the subject OF a special convention. 1t
i, believed that there is no probability OF
the Porte accepting the English conditions.
\ few officers and soldiers have returned
on leave from Suda bay. where 100 Turk
i-h troops are assembled.
\ HOPELESS STRUGGLE.
PLYMOUTH, ENGLANp, August ia
spccial from AlcX1ndril 10 the western
ifoypinq Ne,rs says belief in the hopeless
ness of the struggle is spreading among
tbc Egvptians. The British commander at
AIcks has received oyerturcS for the sur
render OF the entire infantry battalion ii il
can obtain favorable terms.
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x,.,,cuc vfau1lcd.

,,,r. NOMINATED ~ HE SIXTH CON
CrEssIoNAL DISTRItT--sI oiNi SOh'r'o ~
,rtn, COALITION C0SYENlloN-pISA L.
r,ov -. THE rIIIOTT-NAIoNE RAMS
rspeelal telegram to the Di.pa,eI.l
1vxrprRG. Angus lG.-The Kea1luster
cd ~ for thi, distric, met in this city
# noon to-day, and alter turbulent scene
, IL , for more than two hours, effected a
, ,o,nnorary organization by eleeting D. b.
Iady. Of Rockbridse, As temporary cnair-
man. ,.,t;oIs vere en-
\ VV ,n. fo'r hour, on contesting delega-
f saScu from rOI Campbell and their report eli,
'i1a, :, T debate. The Rves delegates
were were finally admitted, thereby securing
what was before doubtful tue nOiii'''a''0'
OF James ii. RiNes' ,a,tox nom;
W.. Franklin. Of Apton me- ., ~"
mated General wyatt NJ: l'n9' s,, OIL ina
eountv. and Caesar Perkins OF bq ! X. =
ham. nominated j. II. kl'es' ol ~, h!n ~,
tlss S descrinticn. \ negro ElliOiil'e name ne
ir;soa,r to the cclored people and said
petition signed by more '''"' WV
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Melville and the seamcn Ninderman and
Noros, the survivors OF the Jeanette, Will
to-day arrive at Moscow. where they Will
meet with grand reception.
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FURNITURE.

NIoXEY SAVED BY GETTlNG@
\ yo,,r FIrRNIrURE n ARTHUR ROO IN
NEYS LARGE wAatkoOAs, SSvsrnioH
ailc . = 80 e, YORK In PARtOB, CHAMBER. and
nt<iSG-EOOM FURNITURE Of The latest ss-
ssIs,',nd ,lni n. The trade and public geuerhy
10 Invited % cXaleinc goods and prices. DAT
gains a ,,,u,-v pao~py,S
ia T-eOi Az III IA h'C.''f'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1854.
sALEs-FRSr BoAGD.-30 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock AT 76i,; so shares Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock az
571, 10 do. at 57a.
SECOND BOkRD.-l0O shares Atlanta and Char
iot,c Railroad stock ~ 7Gis IN do NJ -6k
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MIR. Gray's Case.

LONDON, August 1G.--ln the hC M'i, o'
cl L This evening Captain Nolan
u' for Galway, wished to call att en-,
~, tinn 10 tbe Imprisonment Of Mr.. Gray pu'
wa, ruled out OF order. 1.-TWO,
WI Mr.. Callan, member Cor Louth, has siNe q
r. notice that no will t0-morro" Gil
attention to the sentence OF ~ 49," Iris,
kilograms have been e.; irs sS.' 70 return t,
members at present IN lrenina u. ~ ,i ts'"
London 10 participate in the deO"'''
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,, .... .,,.,c. Fino. .tNsA.5o: .urcrAne,
-.,'..,. common salerfuo, i.5O9 20 extra
.-Sr/ 81: common family, 3Cos'' cn"'''
r,.,lt i. = 5NllrS.2J
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Nyyy YonK. Augcst G.-Cotton-G eros receipts.
/ fO3 bale. Future closed caster; -alts, OuNyo
b,la,: Au,,u-t. 81. ST 1887: -cptcnh'rF ~ %
.lIC-nSIICg: January, -ll.71Mfll.7s Fcb-
ru.ry NiI.sSwSil.-D; March 2.elS.DZ,
ApriI sl2iJM5l2.l6; May, sl2.2o @-l2.2H'
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rVRNiTURE, MATIELssEs,@

4 nFnDING, 2c.-WILLlAM DAf,A
,.,oSD-partle- in want - FURNITURE or"
sav iscription WIN study teir in'''s,. y,.s. the
'.,'f ,oek !oss the business, aud esnno. 20 vi vi
s.old. Fi,e hundred ,oits IN WALSts s s As
aud POPLAR; ir,ia tns Issl ssS rsa,s. WiiiiNM
uu3.,sErroS' ofaee aud warerosm,, ltss nps
ss, Ws,tEnd store, 3i3 u Sl5 norih Aaalns
s,r.et: factory. Nos. 10, 10, 20, and ~ nossns m
q. ~. ..y..l. 9.ss-...s. ss"
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DRAGGING ALONG.
THE GARLAND TRIAL BECOMING;
PAINFULLY TEDIOUS.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Large Crowds In Attendance. Despite
the Hot Weather.
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Egypt.

SIR GARRETT wOLsELEY's PROCI AVIATION.
ALEXANDRIA. August 1G.-Gcncral Sir
Garnet Wolsccy, the English commander,
with The authority OF the Khcdive, has
issued proclamation to he people OF
Egypt representing the sole object Of the
British to be 70 restore the authority OF the
Khcdlvc. 1t says that all peaceful inhabit-
ants will be kindly treated, the Mosques
will bc respected. and all supplies paid for.
General Wol>cley adds that he will be glad
to receive all chiefs who are disposed 10 IS
ei.t I'm ronr. .ing The rchcllion.
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, c.ona Reception Awaiting Ehs''
ueer Melville nj ST. fe,J 49,
CT. PETEgsBvRG, August iN-IhS'"sV'
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.,,o next witness Introduce" VOC ,ho
Inc WI" ,yNo went with Addison 10 'ne
E Fan, 49,, W" whose testimony has never pesm
field, pu, " W corroborailpg That OF Organ
nss req Iones his companions, and he was t ,Sc
amiaes a. gre length and with . so4ur my
anl ami rssu,t as at Doydton. His testimony y
was about as favorable " v"'
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inc commonwealth. When Garland and
Addison confronted each other, after pass
Ing few words Jones and Orgain thought
Garland raised his hand as n 10 strike:
lanes thought Garland raised it to gesticu-
late
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August TG.-Ftour dun aud IN
changed. " heat quiet: No. red winter elep1.Of
spot. -1.0lNtl.0ll September. Corn weak No.
= mixed, - &C.. spot. 7Skc. September. oats
fiiln at4Sc. Pork dun AZ 500. Lard duh 1t Die.
Eulk-mcat> inactive; shoulders. 0.c.: rib. l3:c.
Bacon nm; shoulder, o.; r,b, l3sc. Bacon
Whiskcy steady ~ SllG; combination sales Of
finished good, 3lj barrels. Oh ba,i, If sl.l6.
mon aud lights $1,000 s7.6J packing ami BUTCH
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.

The receipts in San Francisco, of Ger
tain articles of Oregon produce from
January 1st, 1882, to Jan. 11th, inclu-
sive, have been as follows:
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San Francisco Quotations.
tBY NAIL AND TELR6RAPH.l |

By NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
WHEAT-No. i, Sl51 per GENITAL;
0ATs-S1 50@l IS 2 ctl.
WooL-Oregon, Valley 2393l cts. 3
ID. Eastern Oregon, 20926.
HIDES--Heavy salted 101zc; light. do
919@10c; saited calf, 91l@10c.
FAMILY ,PROvIsIoNs-Bacon, 15@151
cts; clear Oregon sides, 1S@13l5c: hams
17@19 cts.
5BARLKY-Coastf feed, 81 42Gl1459 = ctl
Brewing 81 50@1 60 3 ctl. :.
EGas-Caiifornia, 26@2Sc 3 doz; Ore.
gon, 22@23c q doz.
FLoUR--Oregon extra. - 90; Super
fine. 50 20.
BUTTER AND CHEESE fancy
Butter, As cts, q b; Fresh roll, good
to choice, 85ig 40cts.8 10.
SEEDs-Flax, 2@21lc 3 b; Canary
$685. G: Alfalfa, 16@17c; Timothy, S@
19c y b.
BAss Wool sacks, 44@5Oc; potato
gunnies, i313@14c; standard grain nom
inal.
FRUITs-Dried apples. 51S(66 cts. y u
for qrs.; 51s@6 for Sliced; Pears, S@lGc
Piums. 5@6, pitted 13@15; Peaches, 11@
l3c; peeled, 17@2O.
SAI.MoN.-COlumbia river fish are
quotable at 81 80 q doz, 1-fb tins or
the spot; on the river, 81 25 q doz. Sac
ramento 81 20@1 25'
SUaAR-Refnery, terms net cash
Cube, barrels, 134c; Crushed, 134c
Extra Powdered. bbls.. 1315c; Fine
Crushed, bblS., 131{c; Dry Granulated
bbls., i3c; Extra Granulated, bbls. 121l5c
Golden C. bbls., 1111c; d. bbls. or S. /
kegs, lie; Extra G., bbls. I14c; Half
bbls Nc more, and bxs. &c more-fOl
all kinds.
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RETAIL.
FLoUR.--Superiine 81 rs: Extra IS 20
Corn Meal q cwt. SO 60: BuckHheat 2 cwt
IS 90.
BurfEa-Choics roll. IS to SIX cts. y d
CHEEsE.-Clatsopd dairy 1sc.
Eoos.-So to % cts p dos. Chickens, 81 90
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. lOc
Beef salo: Pork 10; Mutton sale. By tn,
earcase Sc. --
MEATs.-Breakfast bacon l41s@lG per b
sides 31k9lA1fo; hams 1S7a9l9c: shoulder
l09l2c smoked beef l59i6ssc; corned bee
elG912 q bbl.: corned pork l0c z D.
BEANs.-S96 cts.
LARD.-ln tins and caddies I7@isc q n.
HoNEY.-In frames 4Oc In glass Soc.
SUGAR. Crushed. Ila Granulated, 1lls
G. c., sx Mariposa. 9A.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blaekberri &c: Prune
l21s9i6c.
MILL FsRD.-Bran slS@s2o Z, ton: cho,
feed s24G25; Sherts s259H 30; Hay s2OQ
ga y ton.
0Ars.-Accordiag to quality. prices rang,
from 81 10 to 81 ss per cwt.
observation-disclosures II ct. "a u
Onions Be- y b.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA.

RBADF FOR SEA.
Merwanjee Framiee. Br sh lo,e Bidweli Liverpoo
Jan I9
Belle Of Oregon bk Ilss tons Merrymsn \ ism 1.
Jursk Queenstown JAM
Corina. bk. $40 Stewart Queenstawn Janls
Glenpadam br blk 1913 Queenstown Jan u
Glasglyn Br bk Queenstown Jan
0imara. Br sh. la5s tons. Simpson, Queenstown
Jan 6
Almira Robinson Am bk, Queenstown Jan ,.
Thundsrbolt Br bk Liverpool Dec 50
Emma Crowell bk lls7 tons Queenstown Dec 2s
ktrkwood Br sh Sinott Queenstown Dec 20
eiGna Br bk us Queenstown Dec7