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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
WASHINGTON.
-, voRK OF CONGRESS BEFORE THE
HOLIDAYS,
-, eooa Recor6 Congressman Reid's Sue
s,,,or-w what Some o: Reds Friends
think Personal Notes and Briefs


v..srfNcYoN. December 28.-Thc pres
...,c, ba. beca very busy one.
co.. ,ur,hrf Of important measures have
.cteI upon. aud others have passed
,,.-..,.b rcc,s.ary Stages OF preparation.
d. ii.. WY of passing appropriation btis
.-.eni >luTf session compare, n TOT
9th IL Predecessor. ~ thp tWo weeks
-.r. fbt Chris. mfs recess 10 the Forty
...t congress seven az these annual mea-
..... Ind bcru pui ,hrougb ,he House be-
t...,l. r,rr>-: ta tbc Forty-sCycuth, i've;
.. Forty eighth. one, IN the Forty
anne, of present touci, -S, two. IN gene
. Nu.ue.,. however. Toe Forty ninth Is
..... oi 70. predecessors
n Ernwlr. elected hy thC Bcpuhl-
., DID,. >urread Hon. T. W. Ecid. OF North
..rorna. 10 the .itieth Congress. owes
Immunity from thr penalty Tor moon
.r.ir- so Oh, mricv Of thf court or ilc
..,-.. mlne officer. About two year, ago
vr. arrested. tried. convicted. and SEN
,.r.-i l.y ibo Fedora. cour, % Greensboro
H., ,ganuiscflriuC iipciI Whishey. .lHd1-
-...r. was susrrudod during Brewer good
o...tl,r. Toe plmooieAu sword 3, sinus
....f.nded ovcr toe head Of The member
...I. and ms, fall ai any moment
som. Of tht friends 81 Nj Reid express
t.. t-..uf iiai be- viii be able o. adjust ms
...r.,ai maiicr. satisfactorily o. hl, ere
.,-.. but most ~ ibom SAY that tha, !,
-,. holf. and lhU there :, nOi one
..r., be- s. thousand for him.
OIL. foIaWiu. member. Of fhe rG'nia
...,iar remain in tne city: Mcasr,. Bar
.- ana Tucker Mr.. Tucker returned
.- NorioA ana Richmond last night
tI .... 20 Winchester iaT M holiday to-
Ed. III, s. on nue spui,s over The result
~ ... a,t case uird in Richmond rc-
..t.... pud which were iu luvor OF tne
-..f 81, Wa ol couu..i FOR the state 81
v, Heudr son has gone 90 baltimore Tor
.....r,ru. rf Ii. eyc,icnt. winch b much
a.-,--. Bennett and Green, OF North
.,r...n.. r.mIIu iH The city.
N- Johnston. of North tTohn1, WI
,.... tt, holiday. with Mrs. Johnston ana
f.Ia.Iyc-. 90 spartan burg, =. g.
senator. Ransom and auoe are sill here.
NJ Wilson. of We, Virginia. ha> very
-.rl rm,d. Ee will pass ihe holidays mere.
all go, leading cour-c--m'n ron ",n,i
state. N,~-r-. Carlisle, MORRISON i't'u"''.
Tuu.n. Turner. Reed ~ Name ana
many other. VIII stay ln ihe CIV uh'i NoH-
--rr-- rara''ru"-. ,.
mn, epnr-t VIII spend Oh, Christina, %,
nm. N,-.~.. CabcI and lrlcg i,!i OIL
I'm, Midland train in'. morning Judge
U.gra-i. ~ N,rtl Carolina, will pa, the
holiday, here.
A rsrf- o.. Sadie, AMI gentlemen from
..,.,rr,.r -:npref here Yesterday. Among
,t.r wen 90. Misses Roberts.
Nj. jaime. 3D.. Alexander. oi Lee-huf-.
be- hDrl.
N,r. and Mrs peuucl oi IAt1dc'ph'A.
va. hny, berr passing afoB dag. here WITH
No-u Carolina friends, vii O. oui %
N.uuru, ". g., Tonight. whore tA"l
vI -pud fnt winter with friend ANA
Nf- reurcI relatives. he D. % wealthy
.ur. Quat.r merchant.
MIS- p. Ha-.et,, o, Virginia. and Nj.
b. n. Dawson. oi Amherst. are here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

ssm,,su t3ny, o.; 1imyDua Dhe6 81
HARMONY, Isc.; AsHlsnd 9olid. ..
Bleachsd 6hirtinp snd shsoeir:
Security, <Hc.: 80 IacS 6orn1. 49,
Edw.rd HAIRS. c.; - fs ,n1,sss -:
"a Bsrssr' 7yc'; 81 Ysrsvsli ne; - W..
regsn. zoe. io-> hnnadnook lisa; ~
'i Brown Cottom: nohssssv 80 A. A: -
k;y m r. 4. r.. &c.: james kivsr b. D.. "a
yoKKIer yRurTs Arp CANDY.
candy: &C. per pound, - 10 qualify.
MsIsea GRAPES In barrels. s%sss; 20
LEMONS, ms,ns ss.sS 2, .scl - r ::.,.:
bsrieM' s7as7 so: Florida, e2.Sosss.so.
GRocKRixs. 90.
Bacon: Ulesr-rip sioss Sc; snoula.1
re; Virginia ehoulder. &C.; Vtryinn
Mans fancy, 14sc. sugar-cured. II - uoin@
sioes e,zssssc.; bulk shoulders eae1<c-
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, tA.2~s
q 30; three ,sODps, Sl.<oAsl.76.
Broons: Two strings. sl.sosSs: thsss
sfyings Sass four strings. s2as6.
Baskets: Willow, n.1essl.so pr neo;
split. sos7sc; per dozen: ,.l. Al, 4.
Coffee: Rio. common. 14Sc.' III
prime. lssl7c.; LssusyrS- is~ae@'
Candies. Adsman,ine candies. loA1oc
per set. 1870. per pound; hsn-DoA@' A"s''
Cheese Northern and western prims
cutting, IsslS.c.; good, iosaiie'' pne-
FISH. Herrinm-Yorth Caroline Gro.
new. North Carolina Cut. none 20 one6s
Eastern, IS. Maekerel-No j. LAY, IN pe.s
reis. sIs: No. q IN barrels sl31sssi+: No
Fat Rlmmed Msokerel. sll No J. "
kits tl.so; No. D In kits si.ss; NO -
Lard: Prime barrels and tiercss. esa7xc-:
40 and sO-pound TIN cans T,se. .oo.
Matches: sos. ese7sc. Per pack; s socS
Moasses Common syrup-Hogsneaee
lsc. tierces, 16c.; barrels. lsc- 1enutss
golden syrup. 20sS0c. por gallon; Ss~ o'
leans prime, <Os45c.
Rice: Carolina. bsoo.
salt: Liverpool, nom store. el.2sssl ~:
GROUND alum. rom store 81 per xacS-
sugar Crushed, 7c.; powdered IS:
graduated. &c; A, &C. OF A. e,s@'
yellow 4sA5tAc.; cut-loaf 79Ic.
Sosp: Common, Asesc.; nest wnshinG.
lssbsc.; toilet, lss2oc. and fancy prices;
Teas: Black. acssOc.; imperial s's7so.;
gunrowder. SSc.sgl.
Tubs: Cedar, s2.2ssss nest pins. n.sse
81. rs nest.
Nash boards: " OGDEN boc.&Sl.xc. hAnes
HIDE LEATHER. &C.
Hides: Green. base. wet-Glted. 7sasc.:
dry-salted I2slsc. dry flint. lsaloc.
Leather: Rough leather 2os27c.; city.
finish harness. 3OBSSc. country-tnish har.
ness 2bR2ec. light upper city finish, <eo
SOC: count try finished upper SOaSoc.; hem.
iOck sole. l7s24c., oak so,e, a0s3sc.
Tanners OF: Newfoundland cod sssssc.
v gallon: Labrador s2ae6o.. Strata 500
SIC.
IRON. sTEEL. rAIIs. &C.
lyon American refined. Old Dominion
bal &c: ing. ISL and American sheet 50
5>c. swedes hammered. tAaSc.; hoop.
4hfA-c
Nails: Old Dominion, s2.l0 for zoe kegs.
rOf stsudRrd size.
Plough castings: Wholesale, Sc; retail.
&C. per pound.
hope Manila best lsc. Ju,e. 7ssso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

ana, N near n can he learpcd,
they quarrcllcd. and during the quu-
rel Warner drew pistol and shot
Mrs. Lynch through the heart The wo.
man tell face downwards 10 the floor dead.
Warner asked her mother " she Thought
Mary WIS dead, and q, the same instant
sent another bullet through her bark be-
tween the shoulders. Tho murderer then
icft TIE house. A large number OF officers
and volunteer searChers started imme-
d'aieiy on q hunt fOr W srnor. hut he eyadcd
them aud returned 90 the housr about
O'Clock this morning and shot himself HI
body was found lying across that Of his
victim. He left note, In which he gave
the cause ~ The murder u jealousy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
Fatal Explosion Of Gas.
~ tsieV,-suu u the Dispatcn

NV ORLEANS. December % To-day
~ccond-Imcinctr Iuomas Hunter and >IA
Cbiur,o iremeu oi the British steamer
>ufz. went o. tac Cnal-huukers for the pur-
pose uf trimming the coal Thu engineer
carried o lamp. A. soon A. ne entered thr
bunker, sn explosion occurred. cAused %!
accumulated cas cOmiug IN contact with ttc
fame of the lamp. The engineer and SIX
Cinnamon were badly burned about She
face. hapds and body, Hunter and .hrec o.
the Cinnamon fatally. Il l. believed. All
Were ,cu, 60 ihc Charity hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
hI,nauNp 5I.bktT>


TH-G.uAl december 80 1855
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hul.e~. 1ggs, ron g. Ia q. ,D''' ihtt''
tL..e Choice. fb --.-A parEtGr -aGAac.r
choice f.or, "a. Rst lsa2-c.. active good
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~. u, 90. -,. rUers, email
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Potatoes -r.6l clu.ce s.S5Jc. I-r oAsue..
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barre.
onions s0h SIC. per Ousuel
beans. Haud-plckeo, new. tl.oO per
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p
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--.. Bright sliced. &c. E-Eck berries Sc
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N.ge ,lan@ol.l.
r.ucrv-ret.t r1l.. . ..asc. 5 po.L4
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- i... = - 80, - g.
pom p, hct-o~A III S--es' LUZ i"'-s 81 %
- . ~. I.--..ooaae zosAse et.-,.
,,, .sr
go sTey1 rs rar busne.
- - rs 80, I'D, -. r1es1l IN p 40.
20. $50 - 49, 49,, gIT.slo- r-oy.-
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$50 f.t,,.s,,- - soesr 70 ne mound
- e-,.e - - ans4gr r..r lspund.
l-p..@-,,ts~ ~ - :, Ia nnsiItv
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gr~~v all ur.ug frutl g. 70 par
pound tess tnRn "a. buJVe raies.
crNENl. LINK. PI.AsrEE. &C.
,,,.,,,.,,. to.s,osle 81 ge uer parrsl
?, -. .it,,er - a.
''-1 ~, Sgyc1Itarsl. salOo. par pusne. (:
Kortlsnd 81. lOsSI IS per barre. according
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
The CHIACHIS ITALY.
Tue Pope's Earnest Protest Against
the Anti-CIertcaI Movement.

BY Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
ROM. December 23.-Thc Pope, IN re-
ceivmC Christina. congratulations from
the College % Cardinals. spoke M some
leugth OF the position oi the Church m
ltav. He protested AGAINST the auu.'ieri-
ral movement. winch is being carried on
In the country. and said iuat the IIoly Nee
was now dcspoiled q the hast remnants Of
it. palfimorv. The only liberty lei' 70
him was that held boy the Roman pontiti,
I'm the earliest ages. The Itaian Govern
mcut. be- declared. had assisted Ga, larry in
uudulv interfering win the Administration
OF the Church had expelled religious
bodies. and had tolerated an organized
hostility against the Vatican. \, the head
Of the CHurcn be- must continue % pro-
test against the position n which Boz t.
placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

DsI>s I'D. D..eat.r -o.--lul-e 3a.a-
SOD. u. o.. uitet STATES Circuit Court. h4-
.rd...u DEGREES entered Is to,in~t1u. ny,
90. no, ~ele oi tht hru.uoEy Contra. r-.i-
Dad and t1c Cuageroi railroad. tn" frs
named wa. upon tae sut Of George T..
Bliss and I,asc I. Bats. trustees ior tbr
stock holders ~ 0ls.. uuie-, claims amounting
60 about @f.N0U.0 IU are paid within slNty
day,. Henry L. Huntington De- appointed
-u,ci.. commissioner co. us Sc tht sale. The
Cl4usr1 road. running i.oW Ashland. ht..
ftg mite, poe length. 3. sold O. satisfy q
claim OF The mon 1ru>' COMPANY, of New
YORK. j. 81. Aor,Erup VA, appointed 90
make Tho sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
'""hit Tragedy Caused by Jealousy
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.4

hhiishoET, Conn, December ga
sple.h'oooeo murGeT wa pcrpetrated las;
hishi heai AegiORn, William Warner. .
feuhs iaan fepnted a. hard case. has Of
,au iAen gullt intiiasie with Mrs. MarS
- IL, Young married woman who for
~ sDei1 ies'osd here with her husband. A
- Meeks ago Ars. Lynch left her home
"o "ehi 10 her ncthe.'s. near Sewtown.
'@4ai evening Warner called ~ see her,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

IANrAsTEL. PA, Dozen ner 23.-N bile
warming dynamite cartria--~ al r~'ruad
eat east ~ Elizahetttuwr .hl, morning =
shark caused over fifty Of Seem 70 explode
Win fearful effect. william tahih' II Co
unhn. was instantly killed hls BODY De-
u- torn o. pieces, and GeH--g HamathrW',
of LEzahetntown. and job NcN1uus and
Charles nickel. Of Lanca~ r were badly
injured. McNcuu,'s IN Urls are believed
d. t4 fIf4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
AID forEvicf.d Tenants

fHy AngIo-Americsu cable to the Ds'itcll
SYDNEY. y. f., December 33.-Af D. li-,'-
me held here YESTERDAY $1,000 were -u'-
>cfiH.a JOY 90. Dcueh 1. .yIrtel t'uIT n
Iu..ars. The subscriptions included 50"
from 'mdua' Moran. Archbishop Of ~ti-
nov. and $500 from >ir Alexander stuart
PuIr Minister OF tu. Colony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

~ teleErapu % tne Dispatch.

=. ILL., IF7l y IT - =" -
GFvIl .Nr. o., December 81 tn. i.rcl-
aou., .I Caleb Russell. ueai ~.yhrl9o. 1t
caught Or, a. au carly hour tal- m1ruIu-.
When f1c uelEuu0r, rrtrl Russell who
was i-hty year, OLD. 9ul bis VII. aged
nfry. bad e.caurd from a.. house. 0u. they
we've sr much overcome b.. beat and -moas
that they died shortly a-rwlrd. : d.
m-ntec -ou who ert uI--.aIr- WIS burned
Cd Gn4ti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

Htr Mind Uuhalpucsd by 0versiHdy CanSes
Ber so Eud Her Life.
IRy teiegrnpn 70 the pispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Chicago, December 23.-Mrs. Jessie
Johnston. daughter Of Henry g. Munich,
formerly O wealthy Board oi Trade speech
laioG, and wife Of q young lawyer 81 Knox
vile. Iowa. threw herself into the lake at
Thiriy- ninth street to-day. Her rich APP
paTel and beautiful face attracted the atten.
lion ~ group Of hoys, who say her
fastening toward The hreakwater. They
saw her jump INFO The Ice and drill that
was washing against the pier. A rope was
thrown T. her 10y the hoys. bui she refused
90 grasp Il. Her body was rescued by
police man before life was extinct. hui
efforts 10 resuscitate the suicide were Of no
avail. She had visited the Office OF Or.
Chamber tam half an hour prcyi1u, TO her
death. bui be was 50 busy and She was 30
aritsied that hc told her 10 come To-
the Office Tomorrow and explain her
case. II l. stated by friend. OF
Mr.. Johnston that her intellect. previously
brilliant, ha> been more or les, unbalanced
since her admission into the Iowa bar about
Tour vcar~ ego. Oyer-sludy l. the cause
assigned. Mis-. Johnston came % Chicago
only o short time ago 20 place herself under
the care of physician. Her husband was
90 have been here tomorrow % spend the
HOLIDAYS IN her company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
Gro red bl Bi1sBcisi Embarrassment.
f..,- t.3..s,-ar,li In the UispHtcEl

Louisville, KY. December 2S-H. +.
Foiwood. q wcii-knowu cotton merchant,
be failed aboul year ago, was ad! uaged
insane and committed 10 an asy lum to-day.
His financial troubles art said 10 be the
cause. lie was member of the celebrated
Forwood family OF Liverpool, Eng, and l.
a brother 70 the former lord Mayor OF II
x.-t,onf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
BeeIaes AGRtpsi the Br0adwa AZ Street
Railroad Company.

NEw YORK, December 2S.- 7Jndge Feck-
hsn, O; TIE supreme Court, this morolnS
decided that the action Of the Legislature
Of last winter repeating the charter oil the
Broadway streei-kailway Company. 81
New YORK, s. constitutional. Judge Peek
han also holds that The mortgages are u Zen
on the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
ENIN PACHA.
pr.Iunher'. Message Of Urgency.

Soudan special 10 the Herud says Or.
William .unker, the Russian explorer and
cnrap9nion OF Emiu Pacha. who first
brought TO the outside world news Of
Fmin'- plucky and successful defence oil
the Egyptian equatorial provinces in
trusted 10 hi charge--a defence equal IN
hcrusm 10 Gordon's defence Of khar-
toum-cables to-day from Zanzibar the ioi-
lowing important message 70 the Paris
Office Of the Herald, which j. the first den-
mite news yet received in Europe - 80 the
pracllcsbility afid nature OF the expedition
required for the rescue Of the gallant
Enin:
ZANZIBAR. December 2O-ll 4. NJ
An expedition 10 rescue Emln is most ur-
gent. The routes are now practicable u a
strong. thoroughlv-well organized eXpedi-
ton /. sent. Best thing would be strong
expedition under command oil stanley.
Their will be lighting. ! shall reach Caro-
January sth. WILLIAM JVNkEE'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
Ths Lou-h-ea Case AIainst Dillon aud
O'hsrs Dismissed.
IL. n

IDN ms .AIIIFI - q W - IlI7
DrWN. December .a.-Dllou. >hechy,
Harris. and O'Bricu reAchci Louehrea To-
day and attended court. They formally iu--
.ih,d their charge of assault and battery
against PohCo-lu>pectoi Davis. who was
responsible for theIf arrest Inst week. The
Court decided THAT tls cGaT-r- against lhem
for their couduc' Of Lou-Lrea were insult
fc'.u' to justify tucir prosecution. and
they we've tlcfeup0n DISCHARGED. The pre-
siding magistrate w3- JHtu y. N''an. q
Nationalist member % Parimu u- lu c'1-
-rGurur, oi their absence tHe Dublin case
against Dillon and % Hri.u va- .'-.,.' pa-.-
nun-L 10Y 4 V nDk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
IL Honor Of the Tifiieth Anniversary
Of ViStOTis's Reign.

by Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
Lo>upN, December 23.-Thr ENya
Tbam.- J arh club announce tha' an ocean
,acHi-rIcc Tor l.1UO guuea- will boz sailed
ou Oh, occasion NJ tls Queen iuhiIrc-tn.
hit,.A aln er.ary of her re.-n-Il honor
Oh ib. event The date w.. soon boz maue
uuiIr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
LORD CHURCHILL.
HOW HIS REsIaKArIoK rs RECEIVED
AND CRITICIZED.
The Eews Causes Enthusiasm IN Dublin
English Press Comments-specula-
tions az 70 His Successor.
IBy Anglo-Amerioau cable to the Dspstchl

pOpuJace show ed enthusiasm over tue news.
LONDON. December 23.-Tne Conserve
tive and carlton Clubs received the an
nouncemeni Of Lord Churcbilrs rcslena-
uOn with surprise and regret. The 81
JcmcS GHze1c saws that II financial rca-
sons explain Lord Randolph CburchiIs
resignation from The Cabinet there j. no
thing 10 bc said except that there y not
much 20 be Geplored, but II the lncll-Sov-
en- mcnt bin was the cause then The Gov
cfnmrrt has grievously erred.
The Echo say, e. believes Lord Randolph
Churehil's resignation wa- due TO an 80
-ential divergence Of opinion with the rest
% the Cabinet. Unless, saws the paprr
LORD Randolph gives q better reason Tor hls
action than that Of financial differences with
bis colleagues. be Will be unable 70 repe
hostile criticism Of his course.
The Eueninq AdrS SAYS patriots are
paine and surprised. II asks Lord Ran
Golph Churchill % Justify his course. warn
ing him that II hc does moi iis name wall
never boz heard herr iter without exciting
,XaspeIatIon.
The Gi0bc SAYS il would he difficult for
the WMmc.t admirers OF Lord Randolph
Churchill 10 yindicate his STEP.
The PAL Nal Gazette declare, that il will
he IMPOSSIBLE for Lord Salisbury To govern
unless Lord Harrington steps INTO the
breach II SAYS 1t Is impossible 10 con-
ceiyr Of any hypothesis upon which Lord
Harrington could defend. morally or pp-
uitically. q refusal 20 accept the pos, which
Churchill has vacated.
Lord Harrington will return 80 London
Immediately. and until b. arrives the Mar
quis Of salisbury Will remain quiescent. II
j. thought improbable that Lord Ilartlng-
ton will accept office. IS Chamberlain and
toe majority of the Uuionist leaders object
10 his 80 doing. ON the other hand. II j.
learned from reliable sources that thf Queen
will use the utmost pressure 20 induce him
90 joIu the Ministry and become the Con
Serystivc leader in the HOUSE of Commons,
believing that he alone can neutrallze the
eject OF Lord Randolph Churchill Z,
course. II Lord Harrington refuses
90 take the Office. Conservative, favor
Sr Michael Ilicb~-Beach resuming the
duti,, of Chancellor of thc Eychrqucr and
Toe appointment oi Right Hon. Edward
S,nnhoIc, the present Colonial secretary, 90
the Irish ChItf Secretary ship. Lord sails
barry hsd long conference To-day WILD
Right Hon. ". II. smith. secretary OF state
for War. and >ir Frederick P0n,'uhy. The
Prime Minister returned 10 Hatfield House
this evening.
The Queen summoned Lord Randolph
and Lord George Hamilton. First Lord of
the Admiralty, 90 Windsor on Tuesday.
Falling 10 reconcile Lord Randolph To the
Cahiuet's views. the Queen gave HIM TIM
To- consider the points al issue. LORD sails
hury wa. aware of Lord Randolph, dcei-
sion Yesterday morning, and the matter
N.aHH q
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I-0SBTHt, Pups.

TOR SALE. FIVE LEON 5%
I BERG PUPS. two months o.d.
r.vrerf,-t,1 f-...rf eec.. Actres 2 = L.
Taafeeostee Iprn. boz 81 Asney...s, \. L.
80
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7zE.rIrg-ac. CABF1Ts, sTOvgE, q,

GEORGE ?. STACY, l205n
" AMI !2C7 MAIS srEEET-steA1G n
f-IfvTf0-s -Fu. line ~ CEAMEEEEut a
DINING SUITS PAELOh FuANlT1 *
made up Il tn6 most artistic style. slvs
MN 3 trlRl. mn 1s-soo
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PgaNG-TINING.

DIAED-TTNINr.-Art.stlc WORK.
L sarsfactsou guaranteed Prices mode
retp heco.umeudpt ous from O-s p.a 1-L
IAHE- z LAr4E.
WIN Manly = Erul, q Co.. next 4. corner
EiuftGuo Nst- streets. uo 4-@-Sihoi8n
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puT,uoKr Srnck MARKET.
s,cuo,xD .roUK raCHASaE.

BALTIMORE Md, December 20. Virgins
6s, consolidated, 81; do. l0-s0s a.; DO.
new 3 s. os51. Bid to day.
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THURSDAY, December q 1856
sALEs.-FrRsr BOARD.-S coo Richmond
city 6sRt l2S.
SECOND BoARD.-s 600 Petersburg Class
at IO6.
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,r,IN AM COrruN EaCHANGE.

kJCHHOEp. Decem Der % 1853.
oFFERINGe.
WHEAT-4 4C2 ouEheE
CoAE.-5OC bushels.
oATs 300 bushels.
Mill DTFAL-tO t0Es.
sALEs EEPuRTED - sBCEXgAEs,
WFTAT Mixed. SOC bushels very good a.
a-c 90 bushels com mon a. soc. Red soc
bushels good LouEberry 81 ole y bushels
good LuuEoerry 81 sOc., - bushels com
n OF ShOrtberry - 7bo.
oar Mixed. 200 bushels very good on
private Terms.
Mil. OFTAL-l. tons OF private terms.
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Office Of the Herald, which j. the first den-
mite news vet received in Europe - 80 the
pracllcsbility afid nature Of the expedition
REQUIRED Tor the rescue Of the gallant
Enin
ZANZIBAR. December 2O-ll 4. NJ
An cN,D4diiioD 10 rescue Emln is most ur-
gent. The routes are now practicable u a
strong. thorouehly-well organized eXpeji-
ton +. sent. Best thing would he strong
expedition under command oil stanley.
Trerf viii be lighting. ] shall reach Cllro
January sth. WILLIAM JrNEEG.
Tmin Bsy's PrsdicRme tent.
GTNUHAI CHARLES J. STONE TELLS WHAT
III KNOWS oF THE GOVERNOR AND pE
JrNEER.
General Charles Z. stone, formerly chief
a.. ,taii of the Egyptian war establishment,
va> found lat evening q; his pleasant home
m Flushing. Long Island. and was shown
q copv OF the foregoing dispatch % N"
HrrGC. General stone. whose long Off
cial residence IN Egypt ha, iamiliarlzed
nm thoroughly with the state oi ahair- IN
fhc ~oudau and the Egyptian provinces oi
fbc I0uaior. and who moreover. entertain
fb, greatest admiration for Lmn ley and
In, ulucby defence " the chlrge intruted
o. r. care. was very much pleased wiihthe
tenor of the dispatch, ava -l'd tnefc'f 'tn
the final rescue Of Emin ley IIoH ms l'eiu-
ou, surroundings. ~
Ie complimenied the He'a" hl-h.V on
90. enterprise iu secui lne the DTS. oll'i',
announcement oil VT unit .''' ".N
readily consented 10 M lbi'rYi'" -ln-
iuc 'bo record ana achiet h'ul' '' LilI"
b., and Dr. Iun6cr and tie pfobahi fe-
MI, u an expedition for ihe relief OF thc
former.
Ilc declared tint LINN Icy t'ur'' Al
driealnc %, territory over "u'.H %. ~
crc.sc- Jurisdiction T. indeed WI. ,"''-'-e
fo 'c compared I'D '''u'u u
har.oum. ana l- "n ,AA,',,'. 20
ana c'Yoii'h 10 ""'t u'u. . ,. III t.,.
in1 cfruA-'ail -".u .,', IL,
seldom ,'-i. j., A.'' ''' ...;,,.,..,,,.
terms "l I'"lI I''l 60. ~ 49,.
ana oi i'> CONF '''"-'''''
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.TrCIEgA-I. uece Der 1S.-Flour easy.
LeRt stronger: so Z sOsslc. Corn
STEADY. No. = xed, 8sc. OAts steady
no mixed So,c PORK nominal NJ
gJI75 Lard over 81 g. no. bss meats
steady and unchanged. Wniskey nrm At
sIlB hogs dUl n.m0n sud ligut s.. 80
GSs.lQ. packing and butchers, - 21ss& 50.
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WASHINGTON, December I'll l. II
For I'pgAiG, ram, SOUTHERN rhd,, shVi-
ug 70 c0'der Ue-ierig.
for North CGr0aHG and NJH'h taro!mg,
ram. Soutle zsierly ,oiRd,. sd. 'tipg 70 colder
tresicrit.