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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
Richmond and Danville Railroad.

The eighteenth annual report of this COmpa-
nv embraces the reports of the President, Au-
ditor and Superin tendent, together with the
proceedings of the meeting held on the 18th OF
September last.
The report Of the President, Mr.. A. :. Blu
ford, gives u brief history of the past year
and a statement OF the financial condition OF
,he road, its earnings and its liabilities The
condition OF the road way and rolling stock is
also ably SET forth.
He also states that i. Is nuder cOuSid.ra ion
TO alter the gauge of the York River road to
the same gauge as that of the Richmond aud
through the lower part Of the city. \ oorre-
spending change of gauge III the Piedmont
road is deemed of vital importance.
The Auditors repor, is a tabular statement
Of the financial contlitio OF the road.
The report OF the Superintendent. Mr..
Thomas DoDAMkAD, shows that great energy
and skill have been devoted TO the repair of the
road since it was turned over TO The Company
by the United States authorities. 1t was then
in very bad condition. Repairs are still being
pushed forward with great speed. Contracts
>taunton, Little Roanoke, aud James River
bridges. The report shows the improvements
made, and those proposed, in buildings. STA
tons, workshops. &c.
Mr.. DoDANEAD. in conclusion. acknowledges
tn" zeal and fidelity of Mcssrs. W. NJ. 5. Dunn.
master of road: JOHN McFAaLAxp, master of
machinery, and J. l.. MORROW, assistant SUI
ls"rintendent.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-The Sc
lect committee of one member from each
State to consider what token Of respect
and affection Congress may adopt to ex-
press the deep sensibility OF the nation
ut the decease of Abraham Lincoln, de-
cidcd to-day to set apart the 18th day OF
February (Mr. Lincoln's birthday for
Mr.. Stanton to pronounce an eulogy
upon his life and character in the pre-
,ence of both Houses. Congress- came
10 no determination as to the amount to
appropriate to the family OF the deceased.
1t is probable that one hundred thousand
dollars will be appropriated.
The House Committee OH Elections to-
day took up the case Of Cofroth and
koontz, but came to no determination.
General Butler has arrived here, and
is preparing his reply to General Grant.
1t is said to he very severe.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY JOHNSON'S INDEPENDENT AGENCY.
southern Representatives-Geme Grant
Negro Standardization.

Southern Representatives General Grant
Negro Sutf'rage-NIexico.
WASHINGTON, December l3.-Inas-
much as the Tennessee delegation have
been admitted to seats on the floor Of the
House Of Representatives., the Repre-
;entatives from Virginia and Louisiana
IRE now urging that they, too, should be
granted the same privilege. There are
certainly four, perhaps five, of the Vir-
yinia delegation who can subscribe to
the test oath. Congress is, however, by
no means pleased with the temper and
spirit now being displayed by the State
Legislature Of Virginia.
General Grant expresses himself
pleased with his Southern tour, but re-
GREETED to find the people in some quar-
ters sullen and inclined to be morOse.
The bill granting suffrage to the colored
people Of this District is now being pre-
pared in the Senate committee.
Rumor says that further advices have
been received from Mexico favorable to
he Liberals. Jaurez is securely esta-
blished at Chihuahua. A general up
rising of the Liberals to throw off the
Imperial yoke is looked for i'll the Sta te
Of Tamaulipas.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Java.

NEW YORK, December l3.-The steam
ship Java, from Liverpool I'd instant, has
arrived.
The papers publish dispatch from
MIR. Seward, acknowledging the many
addresses of coincidence from Great Bri-
tain to President Johnson on the assas-
sination Of President Lincoln. The dOcu-
ment shows cordial appreciation of the
good feeling manifested.
I-uby, proprietor of the Irish Frople,
tried on the charge of treason, was found
guilty and sentenced to twenty years
penal servitudc.
In the Court Of Queens Bench, the
trial OF Captain Corbett on the charge of
selling the Shenandoah to the Confe,le
racy, and enlisting men for her. resulted
in his acquittal.
MIR. Bright made strong reform
speech recently, in which he denounced
III unmeasured terms, the massacre in
Jamaica.
"A company has been organized in
Spain to lay telegraph cable between
Cuba and the United States.
LIVERPOOL, December 2-P.M M. The
sales OF cotton aggregate 10000 bales. in
Guiding 1900 to spectators and EXPORT
ers. The market closed firm and bnov-
ant, with partial advance of Id.
bres'dstuffs firmer. Provisions dull.
LONDON, December 2.-Consols closefl
AT s7a to Ell. Five-twenties, 641@85.
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NEW YORK, December l3.-The TAILOR
who connived at the escape Of Stevens,
the Fenian Head Centre, has been CON-
mitted for trial.
The London Times, noticing the ac-
quittal of Captain Corbett on the She
nandoah case, says it cannot affect to be
disappointed; and adds that the evasion
Of the neutrality laws have been so OK
ecuted us almost to defy legal restitu-
ton. .-e. .s
The Paris Bourse closed quiet yester-
day ut 6Sf. re. for the rentes.
Correspondence from Madrid denies
that the Spanish Government has sent
Admiral Panija orders to suspend hos
tilities against Chilli. The Government
is not even disposed to accept of the me-
diatibn Of neutral powers. Orders have
been given to the Spanish naval arsenals
to push forward the preparation Of war
vessels for sea.
The New York Evening Express of this
date says the European steamer Scotia.
which sailed to-day for Liverpool. took
important Government dispatches. TO MIR.
Bigelow, our Minister in Paris. It is
reported that our relations with France
are critical. Silence upon the Mexican
question IN the Presidents message il
now understood, and it Ii now asserted
that the President, although opposed to
public menaces, urged Mr.. Seward to
sharp correspondence with the French
Government.
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Joe, my dear, said fond wife ~ her hus-
band, who followed the piscatory profession
on the banks Of the Newfoundland, 81 do nix up
4 little, you look SO sl0venly. Oh, what nj,
awIai memory II would be for me il YOU
should get drowned looking SO. -
Sire, one word, "a said a soldier one dav IN
Frederick the Great when presenting 10 him
request for the brevet Of lieutenant. ali
you say two, answered the king, "Iwili
nave You hanged, .'SiEn.' replied the sol
der. The king stared, whistled and signed
profound observer remarks: ~ have
often observed at public entertainments that
when there Is anything to b. seen, aud every.
body wants particularly TO see II, everybody
Immediately stands up, aud effect ually pre.
Yeats anybody from seeing anything
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Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, December l3.-The steam
ship City of Boston, from Liverpool 10Th
ultimo, and Queenstown 30th, has ar
rived.
Stevens, the Fcnian Head-c Centre, re-
mains ut large. 1t is believed he will
get out of the country. One OF the prison
wardens is under arrest, and two others
have been suspended. The military po-
lice are now stationed in the prison.
| Two war steamers left Queenstown on
the 10Th with constabulary force on
board. The object OF this movement is
unknown, but it is asserted that it is con-
ncctcd with the search for Stevens.
The special commission for the trial OF
Fenians opened III Dublin on the 9th.
The Morning Herald says that the feel
Ing in the city relative to American at
fairs is not altogether, satisfactory.
The Princess Helena, of England, is to
be betrOthed to Prince Christian, Of Au-
gustenburg.
Spanish advices regarding the Gillian
question say that the British relnOn-
STRANGE was most promptly and satisf;,c-
torily met at Madrid, and there is now
every indication of a1oearly and peace
full settlement Of the difficulty. Per
contra, the Madrid Telegraph says tina,
Spain has issued a diplomatic note APP
proving and justifying the conduct of the
Spanish Admiral, and declaring that
Spain will not permit her dignity to be
outraged without exacting satisfaction.
The Pail Mall Gazette learns that no
such note has been issued, but, on the
contrary, the Spanish Government is
disposed to make every concession.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, November 30-Noon.-
The sales of cotton Monday and Tues
day amounted to -, 1000 bales, of which
1000 were taken by spectators and ex-
porters. The market was more buoy
ant, and prices fully I'D. dearer for Ame-
rican. The Manchester trade was firmer,
very dull-no quotable change in prices.
Wheat-winter red los. 9d. to los. lid:
white los. Sd. TO lis. 81. per GENITAL. Corn
quiet.
LONDON, November 3O.-ConsOls
closed ut S9i to Sa1 for money with tho
dividend. Five-twentieS, Hs.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, November 3O.-COrbett,
who commanded the shenandoah at the
time OF her transfer, is being tried ut
Queenstown for a breach Of the Foreign
Enlistment Act.
Pork quiet. Bacon inactive and de-
Ginning. Sugar very dull. Coffee steady;
Rio inactive. Spirits turpentine UNI
changed. Rosin quiet and steady. Pc
trOleum advanced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

Jrw.-From = long and suggestive article
in the Chicago Republican. concerning the
Jews. we extract the fOllOwing
1.-THE Jews rise gradually above the ave-
rage Of mankind whenever their immense
mental resources and their formidable inten-
sity OF purpose are cOnsecrated to religion. to
humanity, to liberty, to letters, OF art. Then
they become prophets. refOrmers and cOmpO.
sere, and the moral and intellectual and arts.
tic teachers OF the world producing Mendel-
shOns, SpinOzas, Neanders, Bcrnes, Heinps,
Kachels and Meyerbeers. Among the Ger
man political refOrmers Of the present day
there are great number Of young men Of
Jewish parcntase, particularly in Berlin and
vienna. who are the most ardent champions
OF liberty. France possesses i'll Cremie,,x, the
Jew, one Of her ab!est lawyers, and ut the
same time one Of her most umtiinchirg Re
publicans. And go there are in every conn.
try Jews who show that rs soon as thrv
devote their great powers to some -nnObling
purpose they excel as much in the higher walks
of thought and life a. the bulk of their fellow
religiOnuric> in the lower
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TELEGRAPTftC NEWS
AxsoCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.


SOO&fesssOWWHs
w.sHtvoroS. December lS.-'Srss"te-
Mr.. Guthrie presented II remonstrance
from certain citizens Of Louisiana as"l n's'
the reception of Messrs. Hahn anu but
Ter as Senators from Louisiana. Ordered
to be laid or the table.
| Mr.. Foote presented xesolltion pro-
viding for the payment to the widow o.
the late Senator Collap,er the amount
due him at the time ofasis death.
Mr.. Wilson called up Senate bill to re-
peal all laws in the late insurrectionary
states based on the distinction OF color
or race pending the discussion of winch
the Senate adjourned. -
Housc.-Mr. Schenck, from the Com
mittee Of Military Affairs, reported a
Joint resolution requesting the President
to suspend any further order mastering
out the officers Of the veteran reserve
corps until Congress shall have time to
consider what disposition to make of it.
Passed. -..
Mr.. FarnswOrth moved to refer his re-
solution, heretofore offered, declaring
that colOred soldiers should be entitled
to equal rights and privileges as Ameri-
can citizens. 10 the select committee OF
fifteen.
Mr.. Chandler, of New York. opposed
the proposition, contending that this is a
white mans government, and that these
propositions toward negro equality only
inf1ame sectional passions instead OF
subduing them. The resolution was re-
ferred.
The House cOncurred in the amend
ment OF the Senate to the joint resolution
for the appointment Of Il select commit
tee OF fifteen to consider the condition OF
the late COnfederacy.
Both Houses passed a bill prohibiting
the importation Of cattle, SO as to pre-
vent the spread of the cattle disease.
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mt me- Ia The t'St, -,
.,,I tho matter will .'s,roJd. which madness
Would ganhol from.

The Philadelphia Press abuses Il contemlo-
rarv of thi, city because he does not spell lik"
Moan WEBSTER. Before long. somebody will be
abusing somebody else for not spelling like
Mr. YrLlowrLrsn. 10 spell like Moan WEB
>rrE' has grown into II proV"rh in this part
OF the world. 1t is applied to none hut the
vilest spoilers. For our own part, W. are
much obliged tosN"AB for no' spelling Con
yre>> with Il X. Doubtless he would have
done so had he lived to publish another edi-
sion. NOAH was a great Republican. He
hated the English King, and spent his life IN
killing the Kings English JONI p. HALE OBJ
jected, on the floor OF the Senate, to an appro-
priation for printing the Congressional Gtob'
because, he said. they used NoAH's Dictionary
in the Giyle Office. 1t was very natural OBJ
lection. No man likes to see himself made to
spell like 4 kitchen maid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

New YoRK.-Deeember l:.7Flour has
advanced 1O@ 15c. Wheat and corn have
,lso advanced. Beef dull. Pork heavy.
Lard steady. Whiskey duh. Cotton
advancing; sales 1900 bales at 49@:Oc.
sugar and coffee firm. Naval stores
firm. Gold, 1493. 80
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-1n the
Senate, to-day, Anthony and Fessenden
denounced the Associated Press reports
If Senatorial proceedings as incorrect
and meagre.
The House has, by a large majority,
requested the President to suspend the
order mastering out officers Of the yete-
ran reserve corps.
The Senate reconstruction resolution
passed the House to-day.
DOOlittle, Dixon and Cowan are the
only Senators who voted for it, and il is
expected that they will hereafter vote
with the opposition.
The House Committee of Foreign Re-
lations will take bold ground on the
Mexican question.
The New Jersey Republicans are con-
ident that Mr.. Stockton will be nnseated
in the Senate. 90
Mr.. Stevens's resolution, as amended
by the Senate, came up in the House to-
day. He said he had objection to it, as
amended, but would move for its adop-
ton by the House at the proper time.
The resolution is binding OH the House
only-containing the part stricken out
by the Senate, and keeping out all South
ern members until the report OF the COM
mittec. This will he the policy Of the
House.
The Senate will probably adopt the
same rule in reference to the admission
of members. This is a practical triumph
Of Stevens's original resolution just as it
was drawn, being simply by the present
form made to conform to Congressional
rules and avoiding going to the Presi-
dent for his approval.
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Arrival Of the Steamer City Of Boston.

BosToN, December 13.-Arrived-'h
steamship City Of Boston, left LiverPoo
on the Both. Stevens, the Fenian lleat
Centre, is still ut large. He ESCAPED By
means of false keys. The warden oflh'
prison has been arrested and the prisoI
placed under IL military guard.
The Feni;in trial has commenced 81
Dublin. The prisoners are chargedwil
high treason and felony.
The cotton market is buoyant, and hr
advanced fully one-half penny.
Flour and grain unaltered.
COnsOlS, S91.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

Ho"Fs-INTEkEsTiNG TO!LADiRs.--Th is a
new invention, recently introduced, to cover
the lower part OF the hoop. Tho cloth is cut
gofing and double, about half yard deep, and
Is neatly trimmed with black or red. accOr.lim:
TO the color of the skirt. 1t has eyelets about
three or four inches apart, upon the uppe,
edges, and is laced upon the hoops This no,
only prevents the hoop from sOiliug, but looks
well. and with it the large hoops are manage
able
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

LOUISVILLE, December l2.-The kea
lucky Legislature has adopted Il bill re
storing to all persons their constitutiola
legal rights, whereof they We're deprive
by an act passed March llth, 1862.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

the Jersey City rounty fxs6ds terdayJ
.estitnony was Alcitcd3 bwi,S Mat one
hundrol and twcnty Aousaiid dollars
werctiv ided between th1firm q l'ounty
brokers and one Marcus 6icoro Stanley,
subordinate Of Detective Baker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
Railroad Accident.

SrNBrRr,s December ll.-An accident Oc-
CURED yesterday morning. about four O'Clock,
ten miles west Of this place, to the express
train. on the Philadelphia and}Erir railroad,
which left Erie on Saturday afternoon. Hy
some accident. as Yet unexplained, the bag
gage ear caught fire and WAS totally consumed.
together with all the baggage OF the pas,"n-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

HEAVY DAxAaEs.--In the case of the execu.
tors of the late A. u. Enson against the Hart
ford and New Haven railroad, the Supreme
Court have awarded damages to the amount
of eight thousand dollars to each of the heirs.
Mr. and Mrs. EnsOn were killed by a railroad
accident in Berlin, Conn, in ls64
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December l3.-Coti&
steady; middlings, 4sc. Flour adva''
loo. Wheat advanced 2c. Corn frf'
ut 9'c. Pork better; mess, So
Whisky steady, at 5000, S2.35. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

LouIsvILLE, December lathe House
If Delegates has adopted a bill restoring
to all persons their constitutional anu
legal rights, whereof they were deprived
by the act passed March II, 1862.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

MACHlNISTS' AND SAW-AMiaTTYi
N1'surrLlES, xc.-MAcMlNE BEL.Ip,FTSStHs
STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS, BABbii BrR,,
TAI, LAcE,LEAThER. Rlykrs uannw AM
STEAM GAUGES, SAND SIEvES, Shn SIM: iEl
LORS, kNAIRLKD CLOTHS. BOLTS, .Ws
kG., &C., for sale by r. l.; WILL s,rest
No. u Mati street, near fiilee"n '''
De LIST
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be mad

NOFICE.-Application will be mad .
~ the Second Auditor Of the State OF NirsiaA
issue new certificates Of debt of the said >ia!' =
place Of the GLOWING, which were lo-t OF =
sroyed in Richmond at the time of the hre "h''
occurred on the 3d Of April, 1865: N;
:, In the name Of OSCAR CRAM, No IS for 90
THOUSAND DOLLARS, dated May /, i>ts, '''
under the act Of March Is, 1856 Il
=. IN the name Of OSCAR CRAM guar!ian,@.s
": CkANZ, No. s,22i, for FIVE TllOU>ANp p'
LAks; same date, issued under same act o.c,i
c IN the names of L. q. NOTING and V> Wv y n
CRANZ. executors of +. CRANE deceased, 10 e%is,
menent Of g. T. STRECkER, No, :,..', i't
THOUSAND DOLLARS, same date, i>siet, TX X
same act: No. S25, for ONE HUNrREp DOLL
,aine date, issued under act Of January 70 s.s-
In the names of said En- kCUTORS, Tor the ~
nj Of the CHILDREN OF LOUIS LorZ, No lsa
for SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated Ma! ~ ii
issued under ACT Of March ~, 1887 No. 'i sr y
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated same a''
sued under act OF March IL. 1856. ,.s FL
IN the name Of JOHN PURCELL, tta,.s ~
DELLA 4: CRANE, No. .,.ac, dated July =, isr 81.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, issued ah iwnDi
Of March -, 1861. de li~iA"r'~@