The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

Arguments OF counsel in the Johns will
ease. now being tried in Baltimore, still
continue.
Counsel for \. G.. Soteldo on Tuesday
filed a motion for the continuance of the
ease against his client.
Baron Won Schl0zer, the new German
Ambassador to the Vatican, has presented
his credentials to the Pope.
Il. W. Hall, who is collecting fund for
the family OF John Brown, OF Harper's
Ferry fame, is arranging for a mass-mect-
ing in Philadelphia for their benefit.
The Supreme Council OF the Royal Ar
canum began its fifth annual session in
Baltimore Tuesday. holding its business
meeting at the Eutaw House.
The New York Supreme Court on Tues
day granted Charles :. Archer $4,000
damages against the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad for injuries re-
ceiyed i'm an accident.
The Count de Blois, a French nobleman
sojourning at Montreal, has lost his patents
OF nobility through a robbery. a man
named Edmond stole them, along with a
yalise and 800 in cash, and left for the
United States.
Lieutenant DanenhOwer, with others OF
the crew of the Jeanette, arrived at Oren-
burg, on the border OF European Russia,
on Tuesday. All are in good health. They
started for 81. Petersburg, some 1900
miles distant, yesterday.
The jury i'm the case OF Pasquale Major,
on trial in the New York Court OF General
Sessions for murder, on Tuesday found him
guilty of murder in the first degree, and
was remandcd until Friday for sentence.
! The prisoner, on the 9th of last December,
shot and killed his wife and his mother-in-
| law.
General Grant, Colonel Fred. Grant and
wife, L. ;. Grant. Jr., Roger A. Pryor,
/ Miss Pryor. and other friends, are ut Hart
ford, attending the wedding of John Rus
sell Young and Miss Coleman, daughter Of
James T.. Coleman, and niece Of eX-Gov-
crnOr Jewell. Governor Jewell met the
party at the Allyn House.
| Salie DreXel. aged sixteen, died at Read
| inc Tuesday morning in terrible agony.
| II is supposed that her death was caused
| by poison, taken with suicidal intent. She
admitted having eaten a weed which might
/ have been poisonous, but the physicians
think that that was not the cause OF her
death.
An attempt to wreck a train was made
on the Amboy division OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, near Burlington, on Monday. A
| plank had been placed along a rail to do its
work. A man giving the name OF Charles
| Greyett, who was observed near the scene,
was arrested on the charge OF making the
attempt. lie was placed in jail to await the
action OF the company.
Chairman Thomas V. Cooper, OF the
/ PENNSYLVANIA Republican State Committee,
on Tuesday appointed Secretary
/ Commonwealth Matthew s. Quay chairman
OF Il committee OF conference with the five
| gentlemen recently appointed by the indie
pendent Republicans. The conference will
be held in Philadelphia Saturday evening,
/ the object being to unite the Stalwart and
Independent wings OF the party. Senator
Cameron is expected TO attend the confer
/ ence.
/ The Rev. DR.. Talmage occupied his
/ Brooklyn Tabernacle Sunday morning for
the first time since his recent visit to the
/ South. He said that his trip was a most
pleasant one, and that the kindness shown
| him by the southern people would never
/ be forgotten by him. He spoke OF the
/ blooming trees and bright flowers, many
specimens OF which he intended bringing
North, but on his way the plants withercd
day by day, and rs they died lie was
Obliged 10 discard them. But" he said
"the fragrancy Of the hospitality OF the
southern people will never die in my
heart"