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denly the deep boom Of n gun arose above the
Kissing OF tx steam and tho sWssh OF the steam
ers paddles. Tho gun was a signal from the tug
Nina, anchored In kilt Won kull and 10 meant
that tho Despatch with the presidential party
on board, was opposite Port Richmond. Then
another report from the cannon set every one
Ia action. This was a signal from tho Chicago
Tor all vessels 70 heaye up anchors short and pre-
pAro 70 move. Hardly had this been accom-
plished when the Despatch hove In sight Fol-
lowing close in her wake was the Erastua Winnns.
Sirns, ana Monmouth, nlloc with invited guests
and their families. The flagship OF the NOR
chsnt-macue and the ferry boat Bergen brought
uD With the Nina in the rear. As tho little war
ship emerged from Kill Won Kull the yacht can
non began to boom IN quick succession. the roar
most yacht beginning first. The national salute
of twenty-ODs guns was flred. soon there was a
perfect rOSr OF cannon, big and lilte, and clouds
81 thick white smoke hung over the bay like
bank 81 sea fog. Tho tongues of fro flashed
through tho smoke Ike streRks OF lightning,
giving the scene g iurid glare. The scene was
q stirring one. Family above the roar Of the
cannon could be heard the shrill pipo ~ tho
boatsNRin's whistles on the revenue cutters,
yachts and men-of-waT.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

AFkIL ~, IT.
Auction oIerings on Change to-day thirty-hye
packages, Of which thirteen were taken in. High
est price "A land lowest ic. per pound
Tho now Allegheny Warehouse, Darlington &c
Co, propriotors. situated nj the corner OF Tenth
and Byrd streets, - now OMEN for receipts. over
go hogsheads have already been received. lu-
surance rate. :. per cent
Tho Tobacco Exchange and warehouses close
tomorrow. April 10Th, is being national holi-
day.
Oh fllsrs were IN fair demand today Sales
were chiefly West Virginia tobacco In soft order.
Prices we're good for tho quality. \ sale q
thirty-fiye packages Of new burleys. direct from
the western packers, was one OF seyeral made to-
duy Driyately
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SOUTHERN SOLDIERS SOLID.
At Least the Officers were with che
SeVenty.Fgrsf.
lRY telegraph 10 lhe DIsnatch.


NEW YORK. April 20-The officers Of the Seven
ty.nrst regiment rendered n banquet tonight 10
the southern officers. 10 Was return in SONS eN-
tent OF the hospitality when tho SeYenty-ilrst
had received from the New Orleans ligors
eight years ago and tho First Virginia last sum
mer IL was expected that the Old Dominion
would be represented by The First Virginia regi-
ment but huslly a proyi- 0nal regiment was
sent here OF a detachment OF several regiments.
whose officers were the guest, tonight over
100 officers were present az the banquet AZ
: O'Clock Colonel Hopper, OF the Seventy-hrst.
presided. Among the southern officers present
were Colonel Gaines. % the Third virginia;
Colonel Hudgins. Of the Fourth: Captain {. e..
B0sreuK aud Liouteuants lanes, GiDDs. and
Garrison, OF the Richmond Grays; Captain y.
Lorraine and Lieuionants Bnrratt Hutchinson,
and BOshcr, OF tho kichmOnd Howitzers; CAP
tain q. 4. Mushnach and Lioutounnts Chaplin
aud Walker. 81 tho AleXnniria Light Infantry;
Captain fuker and Lioutcuants steel ami Chris
tiau, OF The stuart Horse Guards. Richmond Cap
tain McCracken, Of the Fredericksburg Grays:
CAPTAIN l.. II. Rigg, of the Chatham Guards ;
Ielfenant-C Colonel j. ID. Richardson, Command
ing the Washington Artillery (Neg Orleans
Adiutant T.. 5. kurscheI Captains j. Ii. La
grange. Alfred Baker. aud Colonel W. VI. owen,
formerly colonel of tho regiment To Colonel
KOppers welcome 10 tine guests Colonies
Hudgns and Gaines AMI Iieutenant-C Oonel
Richardson and Captain MushD8ck responded,
pledgng eternal friendship and loyalty on be-
half 0f tho South
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~ lelegrapa % ~ DIspateh.

TTT I3IHETHVI % ITO I'I7pHI'LI
TOBTLASD, ORE. April 2l-News has been
received OF tho drowning OF four men a. the
Cascades, on the Columbia river. last evening.
The men were employed at ne locks aud caual
on the Government work. Their cost was caught
ia q Whirl, and despite all efforts vas swept ovt r
tho rapids. When about half way down the boar
sirLct on the fOcks ana was fhrOwn twenty feet n
the cir, and the occupants we're pitched into the
roaring, AHgry waters. hTcr of tho men never
rose ~ the surface again. The fourth man chung
70 the boat for some distance. but finally perish
ell. None Of tho bodies have been recovered
Tho accident was witnessed BY many persJns on
the shore who we're pOWerloas 10 render any aid.
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HAEKETB BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK. April - Cotton firm sales, ~
bales: uplauds. II Lice. Orleans, II Bite; net
receipts, 4,9Sj bales f: exp"rts-tO Great britain.
l.s53 bales 10 the Continent. i.O42 bales; stock.
4gl.G3G bales. Wheat steady and quiet options
dull AMI lsaRc lower; No ? rcd, April and May.
s3s,c.: June, $40; JulyS52c. Corn dull aud
weaker No :. 3.ai3c. IN elevator; options quiet;
April tJailc; may. N8.c; June. a. 'sc. Oats
dull and weaker: optious steady: Nay, ~. /;
June, sS4c July. 2s~c. No. , spot 29a29+c
Hops quiet and firm. Conee-EIchange closed.
Sugar-HaW and inactive iar refining 20
f-l6c. cenuiiugai-, g6-test &C.; refined quiet
and steady. NOlasses-FOreiRD steady: Sew
Orleans, open kettle tQ-;ancy 2Ssi4c. Rice in-
active. Petroleum nominal; crude 10 barrels
al Parkers, $40; refined here. sass Cotton
seed oil quiet. Rosiu quiet Turpenine quiet
Hides quiet. Wool about steady and duli do
nestle fleece. 32a3Sc pulled. 2]a39c. Texas,
l4a2sc. Pork ia moderate demand. Beef dun.
Beef hams quiet Tierced beef slow. Cut-mes's
quiet aud steady. Middles inactive. Lard steady
aud no sales. Freghts steady.
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coming there were very fow vacancies notice
able. ...u,a,.r
"a rnaster Of cerr monies, did not MAKE himssn
at ali conspicuous pending the srriyal o. inc or.
tInguiehei guests Mr.. heAliister was cgn -
snlcuously ab-ent during the earlier part OF sle
night. bui was soen in his box when the danei"s
ian1ers had both his orchestrss IN position
long before they were needed 70 welcome 'no
President and guests
THE SUPPER BALL.
The supper hall is forty. nye feet vide s,e
four hundred and seyeniy-fve feet long, WIZ
accom- m odatons for 1000 people az one il,n ls
me aides Of this structure we're lined with color-
cd bunting and as beautifully decorator ~ o"'
other par. OF the opera-house.
SEEING BOTH WAYS.
The Presidsnt stood a. the Seventh avenue
and Thrfy-pinth street corner. 90 thai be anu hls
party could look both ways down the hnes y.
The supper-table6 Just opposite his taDio Nas s
a raised platform, on which Landers had plsceI
his musicians While the wine was noWlhs
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scenes IN the city sunday Night
the Naval Parade.


large number Of troops hal arrived, and the
armories and halls whore commands are going
% camp were all rapidly hlling up. The cOrri-
doris Of the Fiffh-Avenue uotel. where the Army
Committee has It's headquarters, wer0 throngod
with officers OF the regular army and Of the Ma
t0nal Guord. The quarterng ofsucl an army
Of visiting militia even has been serious
problem. hut overy dotail OF IL has been care
fuily afforded to, and the visitors will all be
properly housed and fed. Only q small part Of
tie troops can be accommodated ia the or
mories. aud ia addition 20 the hotels and halls
tue steamer Grand Republic will shelter those
companies OF the Fourth New York brigade that
are unable to nnd quarters IN the Twelfth regi-
meni armOry.
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RECEIVED BY MAYOR GRANT.
Driven 10 the LsWyers' CIub-Recep-
ton In the CAV Hall

NEW YORK. April 29.-Folowing the example
OF Washington, PRESIDENT Harrison was rowed
ashore Ia tho barge. A. he stepped out oil the
boat the presidential salute of twenty-one guns
was fred sgatn. the President was received by
Governor Hill. Mayor Grant. Hamilton Fish,
president OF the Centennial committee. and
William G.. Hamilton, chairman OF the Commit
tee on States.
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Black labor substituted fer White.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dtsoatch.l

by IoI6grapn 70 Ile UISpatn.I
CHATTANOOGA. TRsS., April 29.-The Lookout
ROlinf-Mill Company OF this city saturday
night discharged all OF their white w0rkmen and
to-day they employed 100 negroes who are 10 10
substituted in the mills. Tho management say
that they have boon paying moro On account ~
tho demands Of the Amaigamated lron-WOrkers
than they Werr able 90 pay and make anything,
and they substituted negroes ON the plea ~
economy. Trouble Is apprehended between the
new woikmen and old men.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY APRIL 30 1882

,. snow, United States navy; Captain l. ".
stoddsrd, United states revenue marine. aud
representatives from the yachting clubs AMI
shipping lines OF the city. The merchsntmarlne
column was commanded By vlce-Admrai e. w.
Woolsey, on tho nagship-stsamer Bergen. In
THIS column were over 400 vessels. varying In
size from tugs and lighters 70 large passenger
and freight steamers.
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whsn President Harrison reached the NTH
f,oor oi tbs Equitable oaudiny ne was conducted
,s,.ss,sr soa, Here he stood and bowed 70 the
crowd Of lawyers a. they passed him. After
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HR REGIMES A TELEGRAM.
TIRE GRAND BALL.
GeorgeOus DecOrattODS-A Dazzling
scene Presented,

NEW YORK, April 2a-In the minds Of many
Of those who are thronging New YORK in these
days Of the celebration the greatest feature o. ell
Ia the grand centennial ball. which took place at
the Metropolitan Opera House tonight All that
money and Keen sense 81 patriotism could 10
10 carry out the immense scheme that was 10
give night Of pleasure to SIX thousand people
was done TO tho utmost. and tho result attained
was de I'D eddy satisfactory.
There was certainly little % hc wished for In
point Of attendance unless indeed ono might
have wished from "a selfish motive that half the
people had STAYED 81 home. end yet 10 Was taken
all in right BlCng - an eNempincatiOn Of tho
old Rdage: " The more tue merier' Car
riRges began 20 roll up 90 tho Broadway en-
trance 5000 afte O'Clock, though the ball was
put down ON the programme Tor y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
THx WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
clear and pleasant
RICHMOND srecK EXCHANGE

Mean temperature. ................"o7
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RICHMOND. April 39-Receipts: 80 head OF
cattle. ~ sheep. and l6l hogs
Sales: 30 heal Of cattle III sheep and l6l
hogs
Prices.
Cattle--Best. dafLc. gross-a few extra higher /;
dunn 20 good, 81 a3hc gross common to fair
"a a.. gross.
sheep -4SjAc gross.
Hogs-6a6 &c. net
Bulls-2 az Nc. gross.
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All along The line there we're early ri'ers who
raa cit 10 greet the train. but c0ntentei them
soivCs ns Far as could 10 soon by merely gazing
OF if a. = -pod by At Ie-ona she first display
~ org llIlld interest Was shown. On inc green
IN front ~ fhc railroad stGti0n WIS gathered
c'nvt ~ probably 800 persons sld Is ire lresi-
dents rar in fhe rea- OF the train passed the TX
ecative asluts Of thirteen guns vas begun.
a. h0lf fais UTo 10 was noticed that mo clouds
hsI broken swRr IN tue west and tho sun shon8
forth. giving promise q A fair day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
HEAps UNCOVERED.

Ina irice the sturdy lars manned the yards and
cross trees. and with heads uncovered gave
hearty American cheers as the Despatch steamed
slowly uy. The officers stood with uncovered
heads ~ The Despatch came opposite the flag
ships Of the different squadrons the later, one
on each side. steamed out and accompanied the
War-sAip the Length OF the squadron. Then the
colOrs were dipped and desiening screech Of
steam whistles was blown. As the Despatch
came opposite tho Chicago the entire nect OF
over four hundred steamers blew their whistles.
She passed the Battery AT l2:2l II made b ire
InenG0us dm, coupled with tho incessant gun
firing, and Was kept mp Tor throe or four
minutes. although he scheduled limit Wss only
hall a minute. On went the stately war.ship up
through tho cbRunoi and into tho East river,
where she came 10 anchor Of tho foot OF Wall
street A. sOOu az sbo had rot well into the river
the signal-gun was fred from the Chicago. and
The anchors that had been hove up short were
got on b0srd With Glacrlty.
The REAL PARADE BEGUN.
Then began the real naval parade. Tho sight
Of hundreds of vessels OF all kinds was one that
will long be remem 0ered by the thousands Of
people who lined the docks and housetops along
the river front Of the hudson. Almost every
steam 9r Of any size Lad a band Of music aboard
and Tho number and variety Of the airs that
noaj9d ashore on the hay air were sOmeth.ng
remarkable. Tho Chic, 81 steamed on until OD-
positc lhrtY-tOurfh street, when another gun
was fred. THIS was tIe sigual for the yachts
and cutters 20 disperso. AMI Ike huge flock Of
swans they gracefully heeled around aud sped
down the bay 90 thoir various auchorages. Then
the naval vessels came 10 anchor of Fifty-hrst
street
On the arrival ~ the Despatch opposite Wall
street ferry the ships anchored. A barge man
nod by a crow - shipmasiers from the Marine
Society ~ the Port of NoN York, with Captain
snow ,presidenD "a coxAwain, went out 10 the
vessel. Tho names Of The crow were Captains
G.. d. :. IrasE, James Parker Dner Albert
Spencer. g. A. Dearborn, benjamin r. Marsh, =
Whitman, s. Y. Fairchild, Richard Luce, George
l.. Norton, William Urquhart, and W. A. Ellis
The members Of the crew were uniformed in
black frock-cOats striped trousers. and silk hats.
The barge selected 10 bear the President ashore
j. ono OF the fastest boats in the navy. II Is
chrislened Queen kspc0lana and belongs 10 the
Despatch.
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the flag Of tho Secretary Of the Navy: the Boston,
carrying the AdmiralS dag the Atlanta. Iors-
town. JuniAta, YAndc, Esse1, and jamestown.
The staI Of tho Admiral and grand marshal re-
ported TO Rear-AdmirRl JOuett this morning on
the tug Nina, foot OF east IWenty-eiIth street.
who at once steamed down the bay and went on
board his flagship, the Chicago The Chicago
WAS gayly cecked with hags and bunting. The
on1cial nags were the Presidents dag chip aud
boat. Secretary OF the Navy's flag, Admiral's
NATION OF the line was a column consisting OF the
naval division. revenue division, and yacht diyi-
sion Ia the order named. Anchored little to
the west Of the mid-chanBel with head 200 yards
south Of the white buoy northeast Of Ellis
bland. WAS the naval division IN single column
Chicago. kearsarce, lsntic, Essex. Brooklyn.
jamestown. JuniAt1, Yorktown, and Boston.
The revenue and the yacht division IN double
column. 100 and 200 yards between the columns.
The revenue division included the steamers
Z. ;. Grant Samuel Dexter, Albert GsllatD,
and Aiex,nder Hamliion, harbor tugs Maahat-
tan. g. Washington, and W. 4. ChAndler,
Tho yacht division incfuded the vessels of the
New York Yacht Clut, Atlantic Corinthian.
seahgannanske, American, AMI Larchmont
clubs. The eaiiinR yachts we're anchored betHoOa
Kills and Bedloes islands. close In shore, dressed
ia nags and c0lors. The length OF the nrst
column was about one and q bali mica In the
rear OF the irst column was the merchant ma
rine division IA ten squadfons In double col
umn on the opposite sides OF the channel beads
opposite 10 He'd Hook aad Oyster island respect
iyeiy.
THE COMMANDER.
The naval parade was In command OF Admiral
ID. d. Porter. kear-Admtral James X Jonelis
was chief OF stah and marshal OF tho DAY, a.
sisted By Captain Chsries :. Norton, United
States navy; Commander W. H Brtdremnfi.
United staLos navy. Lioutenant Commander A.
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Tho fayoritc route n Balrmore Thsstsames
on this line arc models ~ Deaay, eicganoo, All
comfort Leave Richmond f3.M 2. N. and fisl
T. ~ arrive as baltimore $50 A. NJ; Leave
Baltimore daily except sunday ats =. A.. ar
rive AZ Richnopd '02) A. ". asi fi0,i0 A. VI
Fare Richmond % Baltimore. iirst-clAss,, 81
eecOnd-ciRss. SIS
Tho York River Line afords supsr,r riVan-
tRgss % business-men In enabling them D. leave
Richmcnd near tho clo@o 81 tho days trans
actions and arrive ~ Baltimore early next NOM
ing aftor having enjoyed a Delighted nights
rest free from no dust aud noiso VI railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond tlWenty-tbiFd-
Street depot. .....-.......t..... 1855 A. ".
Arrive Richmond (lueniy-thlri-
Street depoO ......... 10 ], VI.
DAILY fDaily eHropt sunday.
Depot ant ticket-oiilce; Foot virginia street.
Uptown olico Corner Ienth snd Vain sfreelA
JAS T. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent
j. X PUTS.
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, a
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@ ~ sE yEE 7R
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC HAiLRoAD.-schefuis
commencing APRIL II, i8<-ens;ern standard
time:
ia A. n leaves Byrd-street station daily.
stops only ~ Ashland, junction. NIL
fori. aud Frederictsourg. sleeper
~ Washington nad New YORK.
ii:07 A. VI. leaves Byrd-Srses stston dsiiy. et-
cept sunday. Parlor car 70 washing
ton.
COS p. N. leaves Byrd-streo, station daily.
sleeper 20 New York.
$50 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from New York.
e:ss r. N. arrives at Byre Street station daily
stops ri fredericksburg. Milford
junction. and Ashland. sleeper from
Washington and New York.
1910 ?, N. arrives at ByTt-Srees STALLION daily,
except sunday. ParIor car from
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY Nxcsrr SUNDAYS.
Ga A. ". leaves kiDa Arrives ~ Ashland st
1888 A. n.
400 p. NJ accommodation ieayos Byri-Strest
station; arrives a. Ashland ats y. VI.
e:Oi r. NJ leaves Elba: arrives q, Ashland -
GfSP.M NJ.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Eiba- Loaves Ashland a, 600
A.
sSA. VI. accommodation arrives At Brys-
stree, siauon: leaves Ashland attn
A.. VI.
$50 p NJ arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland 81
c. A-rAYIoR. General Ticket Agent
T. d. MrsSs. General superintendent
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Saved NV Child.

Can you not appreciate the feelings oigrat-
tude in Mr.. W. l.. Fain, Of Atlanta. when
he says DR.. Blggerss lluckleberry Cordial
saved his child that he thought dying from
that bowel trOublef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30

Tho train drew up ~ Elizabeth Rt O'Clock I'm
30 mit6i 81 q ccpcour-e ~ people that filed me
siAuon platform and space adjoining. IleJ
vere 90 course anxious Tor a glance at ma Chef
Magis rate, but seomsd 10 realize the probability
trat no had not vet awakened and mo- noise was
maze naf might disturb hl~ siumber This Vas
fne condition a. thing. atd the crowd We're dis
a.nn-nIe ID thelI dnslre ~ soc hin.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MIDDLfNG. i0-.
Low MIDDLiEG. 9fsc.
0oOD OkptNAKY. $50
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RAILROAD LINES.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DECEMBER o. isS&
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK

h - OalAaA ANhAN- ~ l. 7 ~ AAAtNlt.ff
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Dauy. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive AZ Petersburg HOS
A. NJ. arrive At Norfolk l.Gj +. VI.
$50 4. N. Dauy. Pr % RichmOnd Rud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg lOiJ
A. 50. No 3 leaves Petersburg 1879
4. VI. for tarmvillc, Lynch burg, Kos
hoko. Bristol. Knoxville, aud all
uniuIs south And West.
THROUGH Carlo LYNCHBU8g.
60 J.. n. Daily. ria kichnOud aud Petersburg
railroad. arrive Petersburg go f..
NJ: leave Petersburg 1:l0P. 81. daily,
arriving Norfolk go p. VI. Through
car Richmond 10 Norfolk.
zoo ?. n. Daily. riI Rich mOnd AMI Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 81 Peters burg t:jJ
T.. 81. connecting WITH Train No. l.
leaving Petersburg at i.4o r. NJ. for
tgr'uyilie, Lynrhhurg, Roanoke, Po-
c,n1utas. Bristol, Knoxville, ihatta-
nocga. ami all points south and
West
PULLMAN SLERPfNG-CAR ACCONNODA.
TiONS
No Shopping -csr from Petersburg 10 Bristol
without change, AMI LynchDurS 70 Memphis
without change.
80. 81 yuchhur o. New Orleans and Roa-
nose to chat NnO3Ca. without change.
Iirtct,. age-chsc6s, and ali Information
eau bo Obtained NJ Richmond and Petersburg;
railroad depot. a. ". CARRIERS, 100 Main street.
ANA 40 ias Company oficc, 9Ji sa't MAN stress
W. b. BhViLI,
General Passenger Agent
CuAhiR3 g. EDDY. co-lrosi1en-
General Office. Roanoke, Va. aui!
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IN HIS own BEHALF.
HAYES speaks for the First Time
Since HIS Arrest.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. April 29.-The seventh day
OF NE HAYES trial opened this morning with tho
ladies' ont In force and every available space In
Inc Witnesses in all the other cases were dis
charged until resummonsed. The attorneys
We're all looking fresh, and the jury came In
Win buiton-hole bouquets Juror Dunlap had
entirely recovered from his Illness q last week.
Inc defence continued tho examination OF wit
nes.es 10 show the resem blance between Thomp-
son and HaWes
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rpr Telegraph % The plsn,tch.l

rflzABsrH CITY, " e.. April 29--1he frat
f1iuf x ~ streaks 81 dawn were visib as the
presidential train drew 70 q stop az West Phila-
dclphia. where q change Of engines was made.
2 be rain. which 10 was hoped had hoen loft bo-
h.u1. wHs present making tho opening OF the
day misty aud di-sgreeable. Shortly after leav-
INK Washington the train became the abode ~
sleep. every one following The example 81 PTesi-
c-u Harrisoa. who ala not wait until the cars
rolled Out 90 ihe station - eee6 repOse. The
ouiy excuse that any one had for not rotirin (
iumellstely was tbs fact that In the forward
part 90 the train. devoted 10 the Vse OF the news
paper men, a delightful luocn hal been spread
n.y. the oficials OF The rad Ina charge.
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MARINE ISrELLIGENCu.
rOkr o. RICHMOND. APRIL o. 1854

POkr o. RICHMOND. APRIL %, lSoA
ARRlYED
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Dcyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ArRIL %, 1880
ny Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, New York. and sailed
for Now \ ok, merChandss.
steamship crown Prince. Boston. coaled and
sailed Tor Pr0gres0.
Steamship Casteilano Matanzgs, coaled and
sailed lOr Montreal.
Schooner $. >. lhorp. Pearce. Boston, to load
coal
SAILED.
steamship Advance (2sth'. Brazil, morchan-
dso.
Tug ID. II. Thomas, with baryes Wistar, VIII
son, thompson, aud kOsseu. ihuaielphia coal
Barge Moro Castle. Providence. coal