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New-York tribune., 1884-03-31
NOTES on INDUSTRY ANr TRADB.

IRON MAKING IN ENGLASp.-The official st ate
ment of the production Of iron in Great Britain
in 1888 Is published at last. The product GaS only
3.O63 tons less than in 1882 and the stocks unsold
had increased only 40,S5G tons. 1t Is a very re-
marlable fact that this production continued IN
spite of great decrease in exports. Looking first
at pig iron. we find that 1864, 1877 tons were ex-
ported in SS3, against 17jS,072 in 1852, the de-
cline in total exports. by the way, he, ing been
n93,935 tons a triAe less than the lecline OF
20G046 tons in exports to the United States alone
The quantity left for consumption or export in
1888 therefore, was s,449,36S tons, against S,652,-
G55 IN 1882; deductng exports, the quantity con-
sumed in Great Britain was therefore G,Ss5,23l
tons IN 1883 against GS04,5S3 tons in 1882. But
il is to be npted also that the exports Of manu-
featured iron decreased. The Quantities IN the two
years were as follows in tcnS
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SOUTHERN METHODLSTS.
Second Days Proceedings OF the Baltimore
Characters Passed.
[specIaI telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
BALTIMORE. MD, March 13.-Rev. Allen
4. u. Neele conducted the opening rel-
gious services at the Southern Methodist
Conference this morning. Papers were re-
ferred to Committees on Finance, Educa-
ton, and Temperance without being read.
Presiding-Eders Revs. j. c. Dice, Of
Rockingham district; David Bush, of Lew
isburg; George II. Zimmerman, OF Roam
oke, and w. &. Hammond, Of MOOrefleld
district, Va, reported the work in their
districts as having progressed in all its in
terests. Their characters were examined
and passed.
The following deacons OF one wear passed
their examinations, and their characters
were passed and they were advanced TO the
class OF the fourth year: b. W. Walters,
J. l.. Wilson, John III. Miller. John W.
Mitchell, and 5. Y. IIildbrand. II. n.
Brown, Of the class, was not before the
committee, on account Of sickness, but his
character passed and he remained in the
class OF the the third year.
At III O'Clock Rev. John 5. Martin, ID.
D., preached the centennial Sermon-teXt,
Numbers, xiii, 90. 1t was n mastery
effort, containing much that was historic,
aud was listened to by large audience for
one hour and three quarters.
Rev. w. +. Evans, chaplain OF Randolph
Macon College, Virginia, is visiting the
Conference.
The anniversary Of the Church-Exten-
sion Society was held tonight.
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set; 1sHc. %. haif-boses. Ike; tsIIow,
and S"s western prime cutting iss@ise.: eommon.
9@11kc.: English dairy. ls@20c.; pineapple
25e.
Rice. Carolina, 6ea6sc.
Pfsh. Berrings-Norih Carolina Gross New,
none. North Carolina none: eastern, t3.s7kn
a.. Mackerel-So. ! Bay. haif-hsr SIS; No
2, In barrels, SiS: No. mackerei. o. 2.50Mf13
rimmed: No. !. In kits, $3.50; No. In kits s1.25
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierces. I0<As I04e..
IN half-barrels' 10a@llc.; tubs. 1l@llsc. for
Maie1es: 79,s, 10000. q pack 2oo's, $3.50
gross; 50O's, 80 gross.
Aotassss: Common. syrup Hosslseads. 1sc.
tierces zoe; barrels &C.; genuine goden syrup.
500 Sc Z, gallonj New Orleans, prime, 90 96Oc
San; LIVERPOOL; from store, $3.50. Ground
Sugar: Crushed. Sc; powdered, -sl@stc.;
grannIated, ga s%e,; 4, 7ha7tc.; 90 a, 7kes
Soap: Common, 547c.: best washing, 7k6ase.;
toilet, 10000 and fancy prices: country. fd5c,
Teas: Black, 25@00e.; Imperia', 25@75c.:
Tubs: Cedar, sI.75@s5 a nest; pine. o. .as@
Hides. Leather. &c.
hides: Green, 4@5c.: wet salted, Ease; arv
salted, l 1 Gl3c.: dry flint, 13@15c.
Leather. Rough leather, 22G2Sc.; city finish
harness, 30@36c.; country finish harness, $50
3Oc. wax upper. 30tG40c.: hemlock sole. 1910
25c.. oak sole. 30@40c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
2 l-l0c. z ~ for standard sizes IN large lots to
dealers: small lots. 2lac English and American
sheet. .3%@5kc. swedes, hammered, 4s@5c.:
Nails! otd Dominion. s2.75 for standard size
small lots. So
Plough castings: Wholesale, 3Hc.; retail, aye
Rome: Manila. best, 15e.; ute, 71fGisc.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Ale: scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.o5 y
Bra. lies: Domestic. Al. 2n@si so; fruit. e0c.2
sl.25: apple, new. sl.90G2 Southampton, s2.25.
Virginia peach, S2.jU@s3.
RE Wnskeys: Medium, Sl.5O@s2; pure old
s3@s4; Virginia mountain, new, sl.75G1s2; old,
s2G SO and upwards.
Ne,o England Rum: Sl.606s1.65.
Rectifed WhiSkeVS: sl.l0Gsl.40.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
hunter. White oak. cut % order. Sl7aS22 p
LOCO; on market. sl0@siJ {. LOCO; Western
ginia waite pine, sl5GS35 & LOCO: yellow pine
Rough boards, .S@Sg; dry clear sl2@sl5;
joist, yl0@sl5, according 10 sizes and lengths
Shinglcs-Pine, Sl.75mS2.50: cypress. six-inch
s6GpSs ? 1000; saps, s5@ 30. Latls-Split, 81
sawed, s1.75@s2 fsl,0O0.
Stdres: Whlskcy-barrel timber. green, sls6a
$50 z 1000; seasoned, s2O@2O b 1000. Flour
barrel timber, s4@s7 e 1000. Machine slaves,
S7G$S; turned heading, Sc. r set Flour-bnr-
rel poles, s4Gs6. Hogshead-hoOps. zoe. y bundle
Powder, shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35a9 0c. q 100 feet
PO,oder: 30 by the i've kegs-leSs than nye
kegs, 1928; blasting, $2.15@sz.So.
Shot: Northern, sl.s5 Z bag OF % ibs
GrtndstoaeS: 1sG2c y p.
seed.
Cloeer: s65C@iG.75.
TimOthU: sl.7jMs2.
Orchard Grass: Sl.90@S2.25.
Herd Grass: 90c.@Sl.
AilIet Seed: sl.75.
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The Cash Case.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


COLUMBIA, 5. c., March 13.-In the SUI
preme Court here to-day, before Chief-Jus-
tice Simpson, the return TO the writ OF
hd6edS corpus in the case OF K. b. c. Cash,
charged with being accessory after the fact
TO the murder OF TOwn-Marshal Richards,
ut Cheraw, was heard. Attorney-General
Miles submitted papers and dispositions
tending to prove Colonel Cash an accessory
before the fact also, and therefore amena-
bic TO the same laws governing felony as
the principal. The motion is being ar
gued to commit Colonel Cash de nOUO on
the dispositions presented to the court.
The State is making vigorous efforts to sus-
tain it, charge that Colonel Cash is as guilty
as his son. The latter Is still at large, but
Is expected to come in and surrender soon.
COLOMBIA, 5. c., March 13.-Colonel +.
b. Cash was taken before Cmef-Justice
Simpson, in the Supreme Court, to-day.
upon writ of hdbeaS corpus. Bail was
granted and the bond fixed at $1,000. The
bond was al made a peace bond, and was
signed by Il. b. Cash, w. j. DeBruhl, and
John Agnew, the last two being promi-
nent merchants Of Columbia.
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southern Immigration Association,
by telegraph TO the Dispatch


NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 13.-The I'M
migration Association this morning adopt
ed bylaws establishing the territory OF the
Association, to embrace the fourteen south
ern States. The objects OF the Assoca-
ton are to establish immigrant homes
when necessary; encourage foreign and
domestic immigration; publish and dis
tribute statistics and maps upon the re-
sources and various industrial interests OF
the southern States; make contracts for
transportation aud settlement OF immi-
grants within the territory embraced by the
Association; establish agencies for the seye
raj States and establish permanent exhibits
OF southern products in Europe and Anne
rica. The capital stock is to be not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000, IN
shares Of S.. Letters from DISTINGUISHED
persons were received pledging their earn
est cooperation with the movement. The
next annual meeting will be held In New
Orleans. President Porter. OF the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. LOUIS railroad,
said he would cooperate heartily IN the
movement and make the same rates as the
Illinois Central has made,
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report from delegates sent TO Manitoba. A
number OF leagues have been formed in
Dako,a. ~ was reported that there is great
aS.iyity and interest IN the organization in
tne larger cities further east, and that moral
ana material aid would not be lacking
, wnen there should be call for them over
.ne hne: just what there is in the matter
cannot be accurately determined. but the
doubted. '
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, March l3. 1884.
Receipts Increasing. Prices are now fully up tn
our quotations.
DARN TOBACCO.
Ldigs.-COmmon. SJ.5Od $3.50: GOOD, $40 SS.
Ledy.-COmmon, SSdSy good tl0GSll; tine,
sl2@sl5.
SUN-CTRED.
L,,gS.-Unsound, s1.jO@ s6.I5; sound. $3.50
dHg.
Leaf Common, s968lO.50; medium, Sllg
Sl3; good, Sl4@SI7.50; fine, s25Ms6O.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-MANUFACrUR
SmOkefS.-COmmOn, 1S.5O@slO.50; medium
sl2ms13; good, sl3.JO@sl0; line ,sl6@l7 ::
fancy, Sl960s22.
FIHerS.-New lug filters, from SO to 81; com
mon, sl0mSl2; medium, sl3Wsla; good,
sl5dSlG: fine. Sl7mSlS.
WrGDDerS. Com Sl9fb2i; medium. 500
$3.50; good, s35@40; fine si5@S05; fancy,
-Gu0 Arr
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A Soldier suGocated by Gas.

10y tcItErlpH 10 JUG II'7I'
NEW YORK. March 13.-SeI geant Joseph
Carter, of Company X, Fifth artillery, sta
toned at Fort Schuyler. came 10 this city
Yesterday and put up at the Van Dyke
House. This morning he was iound dead
N bed, suffocated by inhallng the gas.
which was escaping from the jet. He had
evidently blown out the flame upon reti-
ring. lie was about forty years OF age, and
was unmarried. Private William II. Wal
tiers, Of the same company, VINO was at The
Kenwood House, was also iounu III MS Ded
overcome by escaping gas, but ne was re-
sllscitafpd
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Speculation ut the Stock Exchange opened
strong 10 day, with an advance Of hGlh-Ncw
York Central, Wabash preferred, Central Pacific,
Changers. Lake shore. Missouri Pacific, oregon
TranscOntinental. Pacific Mail, Western Union,
and Uuion Pacific being the strongest stocks.
New York Central opened 2, higher. and was the
feature of the early trading. The stock lent nc
al, for use. TIC stock was In better supply, and
fell of 3, at which figure the final transactions
were made. Lake Shore, after advancing TO 1887,
fell of 2. Near midday unfavOrlble rumors re-
garding the railway situation ~ the West were
circulated, and the market weakened During
the afternoon speculation was dull, traders
eylncing a disposition to await the result
of the trmk-line presidents meetlsg az
Commissioner Finks Office to-day. The mar
ket was lower; under the leadership Of funk
line shares, prices yielded Aml. except IN
the case OF New Ork Central. which - down g..
Erie declined l: Canada southern, ; Northwest,
a II. Paul. "a I.aCkawanna, Missouri Pacific.
I; Pacific Mail Il: Union Pacific. x; wabash pre-
ferred, i: " esiern Union, 2. COmDaIed with
last nights closing prices are 5(@A lower for
Canada Southern, Northwest, 81. Paul, Lackawan-
ma, Louisville and Nashville. Lake Shore, Erie,
NOriherh Pacific pref rred, Pacific Mail Reading,
Union Pacific, ana Western Union: btGs higher
for Canada Pacific, Central Pacific, Quincy, Rock
Island. Delaware and Hudson, Denver, Michigan
Central. Missouri Pacific Kansas ana Texas
Northern Pacific common, and Wabash preferred
Sales, 1914 900 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March l3.-Nirginia Ga, cOnsoli-
dated, 40; second series, 40 past-due coupons
3S1: new lO.4O's. 80; new IS, 5ii. North
Carolina IS, old, Ill. Bid to-day.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
TReported for the Dispatch. /

MARCH 1.-THE weather for the week has been
unfavOrable for handling tobacco, and sales have
been light In consequence. f0rall de irable grades
prices have remained firm al figures heretofore
given, hut medium dark filters have fallen from
soc. TO 81 per hundred. Amount Of sales for the
week, about 100000 pounds: average. about
sI3.0s. Proportion of different grades about the
same. Quotations as folio -: Common dirk Tugs,
s5mS7: common bright S7MSl0; medium
bright. S10dfIi; extra bright, sl5@s25: COM
GSI3: good dark, SI3aS2p. good red wrappers,
s22d $50: common bright leaf, s13Gt20; me-
dium bright, s2Ods25 good bright, S25@s30 ;
common wrappers slS@s22: medium, t22en
~.
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Rad Son of q Had Father.
[By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

I BY Telegraph 70 The DIsPlIVu'I
BENNINGTON, VT, March 13.-Last night
George Tiffany, son Of Bennington's abb
sconding postmaster, who has been en-
ployed in the post-oflice, was arrested
charged with stealing the Governments
money. He made a confession. ana other
matters are coming TO light duplicating
him with the irregularities Of his father:
Young Tiffany is about twenty years oil
age, has led a dissipated life, ana various
nave been the protests against MS remain
ing in the post-office. He VIII ne rear
rested on other charges should ne obtain
boil
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH Il -scotch pig is wanted only In small
lots. and American pig is moving out oDly mode
unchanged. Quotations are us follows: American
mig. No. |, $50 JOMs2l.5U: No. 2, Sl9MS2D !;
forge, S17@si7 30; Scotch pig. s22@s22.IO for
GlengarnOck, S2I.5OGlS2 for COtncss. $50 for
EglintOn, and S2l.5O0 s22 for Summerlee;
S2I. 25mS2I.75 for Langloan W .5O@s22 for
GartschcrTie S20.50(G ~ for Carnbroe. Aneri-
can Steel rails ~ S34aS35 a. mills; old rails at
500 for 7, aud s23.5Otlf24 for Il. h.; wrought
scrap AZ S22MS-3. -JOUf1adf ~ fOmmeTcf.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March 10, 1884.
JFFFRINGS.
WHEAT.-Mixed, 266 bushels. Red, laos bush.
els.
CnRN.-White, 1924 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
OATs-S56 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT MIXED, 266 bushels at S1.l5. Red,
Sl2 bushels common TO good ShOrtberry 1t s1.OS
to Sl.l3.
CORN.-White, AGA bushels good to prime AZ
67% To zoe. Mixed. 800 bushels fair on private
IL ms.
OATS. so bushels m Ned at 43c.
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Burned to Death.
no ,eIogrnnh 10 the DIspatch. !


GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March 13.-It Is
now ascertained that Ferdinand Schuei-
fer and lad named William De-
mover were burned to death in the tire
here Yesterday morning, they having been
cut of from escape in the sixth story OF the
carpet-sweepers factory. Their remains
were deeply buried in the debris.
Schueffier was married. The loss by the
fire Is now placed at 100000.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO DlARKET.

MARCH 1.-THE movement In western leaf Is
very light, but there + some export Interest The
few sales show very strong prices on DIES rable
grades. Seed leaf meets with moderate sale on
wants Of the lOcai trade AT generally steady
figures. Virginia leaf Is ken in small lots sales
Of 200 hOgsheads Kentucky leaf at So l6c.; 200
eases seed-leaf 1883 crop Wisconsin. Havana on
private terms: 800 eases 1882 crop do. at l6ni
Ace; 500 eases 1882 do. PennsylVanla at lO@
Ike; 375 cases -Sl crop do OGD lkc,; 400
bales Havana at sOc.@ sl.ls.-JourhGl Of Com
mercf.
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FataI cyclone in Alabama.

CHATTANOOGA, TExN., March 13.-A de-
structiye cyclone passed near Gnntersyllle,
Ala, last night. ii. s.. Hess ana Mrs. John
Tidmore were killed, and John Tidmore
and Mrs. Frank Farmer were severely In
Iured. About thirty houses In the path Of
the storm were blown to atoms. The storm
left the earth after moving nearly SIX miles
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Bishop Twigg Seriously Ill.

BY Telegraph 10 The DESPATCHED
ALTOONA, Pa, March 13.-The Right
Rev. john Twigg. Bishop Of the Catholic
diocese OF Pittsburgh, and administrator OF
the Allegheny diocese, had another attack
OF paralysis last evening and Is now IN
critical condition.
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Minister Sargent's Unhappy Lot.

IBy cable 10 The Dispatcb.I
BERLIN, March 13.-The newspapers ac-
cuse Minister Sargent OF intimacy with
Herr Bunsen, an enemy OF Bismarck. The
members OF the diplomatic corps are indig-
nant at the brutal attacks which the press
bag been making upon Mr.. Sargent.
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Tho Fenians I'm Dakota.
IBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch. }

FARGO. OAK, March IA largely-at-
tended meeting OF Fenians was held here
Yesterday, with Captain Is. Hazeu Ia the
chair. IT Is learned that. a report was made
that three cases Of arms were stored al
some accessible point, aud that should
there be need for them In Manitoba they
would reach there with q number OF men.
fcr the present II was decided TO await Q
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Arrest or A Money Clerk who De-
canned with 100000.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

MLwAuKEE. March 13.-Prentiss Tiller,
the Pacific Express Company's money
clerk at st. Louis, who decamped with
nearly s1O0, 900 few weeks ago. was ar
rested this morning by Milwaukee detec-
tlyes and 100000 OF the stolen money ant
a quantity OF valuable iewelry was recoy
cred.
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FINANCIAL.
NJ Telegraph.

NEw YORK, March 13-Noon.--stocks easier
Money easy at 1se32 per cent Exchange-Long,
4s6,sG14S7; short. 4s9@4s04. Governments
firm. states steady.
Euenfng.-Exchange 4S6K. Money, ~ per
cent. Treasury balances-C Currency, sl22A04;
coin, S10.S5s. Governments firm AZ per cents,
1855 per cents. 1884; per cents. 10l bid.
tat honda full
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NEW YORK plaNur MARKET.

MARCH ll.-Peanuts are strong In price, with
trine frrer demands Quotation, are at Toe. for
best haud-picked, 9ic. tor extra hand-picked'
aud &C.. tor other lOts-JOurd0t Of COmmefcr'
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Flour We quote. flne, Az h0RS3; supernne
1925. PateRt FAMILY, f6Gf6.25. Market very
dufI
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MARINE INTELL.GENCA.
PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH IS, 1884

Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers. New York. mer'
chandIse aud passengers, G.. W. Allen& Co.
steamer Pioneer, -, Philadelphia meTcIlah-
dise and messengers, j. ". McCarrick. agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, NOrToIA, 4 nj ca states
nsil merchandise end Passengers. l. h. latui'
superintendent nh -,
schooner Annie T. Bailey. Pearce, Booth Day
ice, Richmond lee Company. -
Schooner KOchekO, -, ORIENT IL l' Eu'ho'
:. G.. CTenshaw. - a., p,,,,,.o
schooner Thomas Richards, Hopkins baillmore'
fertilizer j. q. Tinsley & Co. -. ~.
schooner Lille FalkeHburg, FaiHehpuiE' Nc"
York, fertilizer. MI, No,,, VOL,
schooner John s. Beacham. Qu!llih' Ne" iorh'
fertlIt zer Allison K Addison. ,,,...,, ,,,.,
Schooner william Applegarih' milcnei'' bdiu-
more. Richmond and Danville kaliroau'
SAILED.
Schooner Joseph Baymore. Bnrcge; New orA'
slaves and pig-lron; vessel, Gurus ISrAer'
CLEARED.
Schooner Louisa +. Mallory, Pennlhgton, SAN
tos -four, GallegO-Mills Manufacturing company
and Dunlop & MeCance.
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NEW yoRN sIMAc MAKnLI.

MARCH ll.-Quotcd at b77.5C@ssO for vir-
GINA and SII2@sll5 for best sicii'.-JoHrHH
| oY (,mtgerrf.
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DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY 7
DExECUTED al the DIsPAf'h FhiNiiAs
HOUSE,
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poRToF NEwPORT'sNEws MARCH 49, 1854
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.

steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk, n msic
ehandise and passengers, ChefapelAe AZ" onlo
railway Company land sailed o. returnI.
steamer Accomac. Deik, merchAhIdlsse a,iu naS
sengers, Smfhfeld, Chesapeake ana Ohio "~'i"s,
Company land saileo on returnl. ,., Noxso,,
steamer Northampton, MeCArrlek, Mor np,"
merchandise and passengers, Che apeaAe anu Vhio
hallway Company land sailed on return. A., -,
steamer Excelsior, -, Norfolk and sailed ior
steamer Richmond, Boaz, West Point lana sailed
for New York;. $50, coosavv ,o
steamer Glenrath tBrD, Anderson "ooS@"' W
Ste steamer PIymothlan tBr.h Wilkins New Ut
'' Steamer Plain Miller lBr.l, Rove Boston, TO
coal. ,lar Sorf,ik
I,niied states revenue cutter Hamilton, put In
for coal land sailed.
SAILED,
schooner Addse NJ. Chadwick' ihA'eher' We"
Haven. coal and pig iron. A.. pns,ou 40,
schooner Electric Light, Bendlgo, nos'en' eoa'
Cheapeake and Ohi Hallway pas rec. Portland
schooner John ID. Williams; reaI T, o,.ssna
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company.
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n Is perfectly natural that those who have
been engaged in rebellion against Gov
eminent like this, when they failed OF great
success. and have themselves been par
doned bv the Government, that they should
without examination of the evidence In the
case feel sympathy for those who during
the war had been dismissed The service OF
the United States. WhyI Because they
would naturally sympathize with them'
and say, Il have been forgiven, ana theie-
fore | forgive everybody else" In tue
course Of his remarks Mr.. Logan charged,
and defed contradiction, that ruiz John
Porter was the cause OF the loss OF the hrs'
battle OF Bull Run. loud applause IN the
gallery, instantly repressed by the presr
ding offlcer-Mr. Frye in the chair-who
announced that under no circumstances
could applause be permitted, and re-
peated the offenders would be removed Dy
the Sergeat-at-Arms.l
Mr.. Riddleberger said he did not think
il necessary TO apologize for the vote ne
would cast. The fighting which Porter
had done after this s0-called disobedience
OF orders had been such as to wholly mega
tive the idea Of treason. Mr.. Riddleberger
professed TO have some knowledge on Tue
subject OF Porter's earnestness and hght-
inc yigor. for he (Mr. Riddleberger) had
been q witness OF II. He had known OF q
similar case OF injustice In the Confederate
army. when Jackson told G3rnett that nc
must 90 TO the rear and suffer arrest lor
- disobedience of orders" But Carmen
was restored within year, and sealed MS
devotion with his blood at the battle oil
Antietam. u..s
Tbe hill was then ordered to third
reading. read a third time, ana passed by
vote of ms yeas TO % bays. The result was
received with mingled applause and Kisses
from the galleries. The vote was as iof
lows: 49,,
cockrsll, Coke, Colquitt, Fair, Farley, 6arlsna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-14

The following postmasters were commits
stoned to-day 4. s. Locke, Murat, va. {;
GEORGE N. Reed, Fairport, Va.
The Treasury Department has directed
the collector Of the port OF Boston that the
landing there OF banditti from Cuba must
De prevented.
Ex.Congressman Burrows, OF cast-lron,
voice memory, will probably be appointed
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
Southern Republicans are claiming the
Russian Mission and the Solicitorship OF
The Treasury. Well, they surely ought TO
get something better than watchmen's
places.
Government receipts to-day; Customs,
s62G,322; internal revenue, $3.50, 757.