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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

Losr OR SToLgS.-Willam Il. Barbee, the
celebrated American sculptor, Is on visit TO
Washington in search of his original great
work of art, THE Fisher Girl which was
spirited away in his absence during the war.
Ii he does not recover il, he will produce at
his studio in Baltimore another from the
model He is also about to produce, in marble,
his great asterpiece, the - Lost Plead
The trade in human flesh here is very
brisk lust about now. The colored regiments
are being mustered out, and any quantity OF
hands can be purchased from their late officers
at prices varying from five to twenty five dol
lars, according TO quality PickSbnfg Herdh,
OH.
NJ Langlais, the Minister of Finance sent
out from France TO the Emperor MaXmilian,
died suddenly III the city of Mexico on the 25th
ultimo.
The store Of Mitchell, Allen Co, in New
Berne N c., was robbed few nights ago OF
four hundred dollars worth of pistols and
other fancy articles.
The Western and Atlantic railroad tGeorgia)
carried l. 552, 600 pounds of freight one day last
week.
II is stated thatflfty dollars have been offered
for the pen with which President Johnson
signed the veto message.
Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry, formerly OF the Con
federate Congress, is preaching IN Montsom-
cry, Alabama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

Assistant Treasurer Fox, of the navy, will
leave the department for duty i'll new po-
sition on the last of this month.
General SchTpf comes back to the Patent
Office
Mr. English, the Democratic candidate for
Governor in Connecticut is in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

aud lost brothers the rebellion he will rank
as Colonel The others are Colonel Charles Person
Of Salem formerly OF the Twentieth and Thirty ninth
gmens; Colonel Henry Russell, OF Milton formerly OF
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin Haven, Jr OF Boston, who
entered the service decamp In the regular army
in 1882 subsequently was lieutenant colonel OF cavalry
sistant Quurterm aster general and judge advocate
general Of the department The last three rank eute
uant colonies. - Boston Traveller, Jun TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

The south Carolina stay Law.
The following Ia an oficis copy OF the act TO amend
the Law known as the Stay law, which was recently
passed BY the south Carolina LcsislstvTe;-
AN ATT TO Axrxp THE Law KNOWN AZ rHE srAy LAW
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Rcprcsen-
tA,ives now met aud sitting general assembly and BY
the authority Of the same That the act Of the General
Assembly entitled can act TO extend relief to debtors
psssed the 2st day OF December in the year Of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and sixyone and all
@ O,r us 's % N s Are
session Of this General Assembly, and that nothing herein
contained shall be construed 10 apply TO any Of
action arising r deeo nor to any process OF distress for
r. That nothing herein contained shall bs construed
10 apply 10 any causes Of action which may hereafter
originate; shall any debtor be entitled 10 plead tho
benefi OF this act who shall fall If demanded, at least
three mcshs previously. 10 pay, on before the ns
enoun. Of tho debs and interest duo At tho time such
hmand made; but IN such the creditor shall DO
p liberty 70 proceed 70 Judgment a. this Get had not
execution shall. during the contnusnce Of this act DO
enforced Tor more than tho costs and onstenh Of the
Me, amount sS 81 the d dsos ana 'o, us NV ~
esns be entitled 70 tho benefit Of this act who shall
Fsn II demanded q, leas, three months prcviously by
is day. December he c1 sas . nd
art Of the aggregate amount Of principal and interest
MN such dsbor on demand made Is Aforesaid shall
rui 20 pay aforvsad. shall and be lawful for
such creditor 10 enforce such process Cor the and
ae,oab part Of she aggregate amount Of principal and
purnr the continuance Of this as the statutes OF
6Srsons in Of properly Of debtors aaa pro-
fssis ssn.i. Hcu.s n, ,-,nty Or. day !. Deem
. ''A .'s ", s. isoarAa ss.:,.
spsShsr Il the House Z fsprssensasives
Gpc,eveS.- imns L .0sa. ssf = ~ fftje
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

twenty thousand dollars. Negligence the part OF
plantih was denied, and set up defence Evidence
being aken In the case proved that the truck
uhu or the purposes to which had been applied, and
,na the accident took place partially through the care
iessness Of the workmen employed in conjunction with
me plaintiff Judge Balloon granted q non-suit. on the
ground that sufficient evidence had been produced 10
connect defendant with the accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12


United STATE. e balance unpaid Or The amoSat
ss yea'i States oops With
arms and ammunition including al the expenditures con
Comptroller in carrying mo effect this resolution DO paid
from the appropriation OF city contingencies
By Alderman SHANNON
contract made pursuance Of sc. Of the Less.s n
tss @ Ss
ssS,1ss ss.,s q Re isssss.sa ala
PAID for he services rendered o. labor performed
wherea. persons in immediate need Of sale mo-
neys ior the support OF themselves and their ames ere
Resolved Tha. the comptroner and hs hereby .utAo
horsed and directed to 70 zach Of sad abors and
ssos o. services rendered. or psrsrnsd a. pro
part Of the claimant a. TO ia ecsrscinss. such amour.
may be necessary meet said ean. 70 Ss t.ksn from hs
psi. sndsshs conpsroiiss hold clam. a. ten.
Which adopted By the following votes
,Amrmstlye-Alds Moore Conan Eoreo ncarlsn
Mssieson. yaraam. 0Brisn. HcGiaais .ad vsa voor,.
hs-f7
Alderman Nosoy moved tina, when si. BOARD :a,sun
rArSss ROY rax soAxD o. couScLsrs
q r Mar! s,n.s e sn1 as Il r5
M washington street she having obtssasd psrnisson from
due se ns 81 lie 70 on
Which was referred to the COMMITTEE On ordiaaacss,
-susseaasotIy recoo.idered and eonearred IN. y.
tsrr Baird Johnson To- p,ac- :isu over the, ssco, OF
Their premises No e G q me ssaAia
Which was cqacurrrd.in. - = III,
Where's ~, sec,io. = article TITLE Of the E.r.sSs.
ceysd b. he Public aeserana 10 law IA Tor
ana Jug ''D '''A'" eAe'u'''n y ~ '''
Whereas Robert r. Bradford IN. sle Public Adninsra
dsiaIcstioas amounting 70 $4,000; and
~ = ALLEGED ha. %hSe estates sonadsd to the
o~sS m in 1ss,, npoccedings and snormons ,nss fers
therefore = -
pointed from the Bca, o. Adsrwen' and bree rom tie
sonc.. s,tsndrg sna desacai,ns Ana lie assea in
said occ and report to this wha, action should be
isrred in said Office and thar said COMMITTEES have AUTHORITY
When WAS concnr T IN ""' - ''"p'''
Resolved That portion Charles street lying be-
designated as Van Ness place The change to be made under
Alderman yAwsnx moved to amend BIZ adding the follow
Providing that the numbers changed"
Which was carried
The PnrsinEyr here ID the rinace COMMITTEE. Of
onrsn EMS sna nnon and Mcsanis ' " '''"
Resolved Thai The CLERK of this Board be directed To have
me nessssar repairs msae 70 e oee, sno cs.ao
bers and hst the CLERK be also directed 10 make the neee.
'y hicp was laid over 0 we ''Aa %
& sna rs soe a T sa
1865 ~ -.
der.d % Be printed IN doc S FORM 'l 'e'
Transmitting appononment Of for curb
Jog, &C.. f"ye'snlA street between Main anu ien'a
winch was received and ordered on de oia
xcomn,unaiion WA received from the Stree. Commits.
ing ssvsr m toFty.sInss STREET =" "5 ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite
raryFa mny Journsl In the Ceuptry.
The wkxLy HERALD for the present week, now ready,
gives optinuatiou Of the excellent and highly inter.
estinG 1879 .. s. 81 t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

yAs wiuism TsVwIy ". s. UndrAu. -Paintn
an ,hs action wss formerly employed BY the defendant
who ,spsscs business boiler maker on The premises
s,reen avenue ssanU Dock street. On the I'd Of Feb
ru.ry. 1884 while psisu& In company with other work
men was hauling the street two iron clamps nine
<housand pounds wsish On two wheeled truck, the
vehicle broke, fr>cturns bis right leg From these
Injuries u was claimed that Iwo'niey has ose zen
.s.lts. and dsuiE's wsre a. d1fa 70 ne '"N'n /"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

ocvvsvos DutLou's (ov NAssAuvsvvw4 Prwsc- Al
sTkyp ovcrnor Bullcck has selected hs u rsons stat
and ammo lnces their nsmos 10 General Osier Tue
senior aid Ia JOhn ID wsshburn. Eco q prHcts.na
o. cJ,vrner Bllrck Va h"'ogs toa military family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12
Boa rd or Couneiim G n.

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STATED sEsSfON-MovoAv, Jan. s-ePM
The Board pursuant TO adoufum-nt In their ohsm
Prs-sss--J Wilson Green. Esq President the chair
vsosseils.s xynp Ioss KssSs. Ro'R.es os,,s.
xssss xi ss,e w s, s.. AND r ''" Roberts,
The minutes Of the use,ns heid January read and
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ss:a ~ s . :Rs sss s % .As'r
The roll then called. sad the members selected their
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

SALv4R SETTLED Tho salvage in the case Of steamer
George cromwell, from New Orleans for New York,
which VS. found disabled and towed into Charleston
by the Bston steamer Kensngton has been settled by
the Dayfeut OF 600 to the Of the latter
Sel.-BdoH Traveller .J0u 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

STATED SESSiON-MoSDAY. Jan G-2P.M
Aldermen Conan, shannon, Richly, Loew Var.
nun andMcGinniss-6
The Pisiden being absen roll call motion Of Al.
derman loFw Alderman Shannon called to the chair
The ri having been called, aad not appearing,
the PRtpkNr tenn announced that the Boa I'd stood ad
jouinedFithout day %. r. VALENTINE, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures. Jan. t0-l3 -
Tie Board met ia their Chamber. No 10 City Hail. psS~
~ the following call
OyyIcr cLEnx BOARD CouNuLsan.t
No CrfY Hail. nav YoRx, Jan o. 1865
Il. n. HAcrRrY. Esq. Clerk Of the Common Council.
SIaYou respectfully requested the Bosr
OF Councmen on "Wednesday January TO- sttweve o'ctv
NJ take such action they MAJ deem appropriate
fully.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE DAMASCUS.
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS In PARIS.
An INTERESTING DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT.
Conflicting RumOB Respecting Austria and Prussia

PORTLAND, April THE steamship Damascus,
from Liverpool on the 22d, via Londonderry on tho
23d, arrived this evening
LIVERPOOL, Friday D. m.-Cotton sales for the
week, rs 900 bales-14 900 to spectators, H. 900
to exporters. The market opened buoyant, with
an advance Of id.slo., but this advance was sub
sequently nearly all lost, closing fat Sales to-
day, 70, 900 bales, market closing dull, and quota
eions barely maintained.
Orleans fair, 2lid. Mobile fair, 2oid; Upland
fair. gold; Orleans middling, 2Od.i Mobile mid
ding, 1884,; Upland middling, 49,
Breadstufs very dull. Provisions quiet and
steady.
LospoS, March 22.-Consols closed at s6Ias7
for money. Bullion in the Bank of ENGLAND in
creased during the week Els 900. American Sc.
curitie,. o. s. b.2o,s 7lla7lI.
In tho Hou,e Of Commons IN tho olst . hill
abolishing certain restrictions upon dssentsrs at
Oxford was debated and carried through its third
reading BY n majority OIL
The Daily Nercs regards this division as the
best oriteron vet presepted of IN. str.putb nj
ties In the new Parliament,
The chances Of the rsform hill coptinuss IN bs
actively canyassed by the Journals. those oppo,ed
to the measure ooptendnp that Earl Grovesnors
amendment will be the doom of the bill. while the
other side antioipate little or NO danVer from n
pnIsss tbere Ia seriops dafection from tb JihoraI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05

CnuRcH ELEcTIoNs.-The Easter elections
OF vestrymsn and warden Of the various Episcopal
churches were held on Monday last.
At Epiphany Church, the following named gen.
tlemen were elected: vestry-Gen. VIM. Mayna-
der, Geo. M. Davis, L. J. Middleton, R. q. Wash.
ington. Charles KNAPP, Gen. A. J. Perry, John
Potts., 7. M Smith. Wardens-David Higgin, r.,
and Gen. St. John B. L. Skinner, jr. Treasurer
L. J. Middleton. Register-Wm. R. Sherman.
At Grace Church: vsstry-C. Jacobs, A. Ysat-
man, s. b. Taylor, @. W. Neale, J. N. Gordon,
George Wilson, @. Underway, J. L. Kidwsll. Ward
sns-J. Cooksey, - May.
At Trinity, q portion only Of the officers were
elected, viz: Vsstrymen, John Ferguson, John
Franklin, Lloyd D. Simpson, and Theodore Ebaugh.
At the Church of the Ascension, tho old officers
were reelected.
In Georgetown, at st. Johns Church, the follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen: Vestry-Charles
Z. Rittenhouse, II. d; Cooke, Prof M. Yarnall,
W. g. Ridgsley, George Waters, Major Robert
Dodge, John Marbury, 1r., and Thomas Hyde
wardsns-Gsorgs Waters, Eco, and Major Robert
Dodge.
Chriss's Church: Vestry--John Marbury, P. T..
Berry, Evan Lyons DR.. @. Tyler, W. 8. Cox. Chas.
M. Matthews, John B. Davidson, and Majo J. d.
Kurtz. wardens-George Abbott, and William
Knowles ESQ.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05
VIZ ASHIN GTON THEATRE,
w Corner Of Eleventh and @ street,)

w ASHIN GTON EATRE,
w Corner Of Eleventh and StrsstI)
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MADAME GHlONl AND slGNoR sUsINl's GRAND
- ITALIAN OPERA.
Mr., srRGKosoH aunouscss with much Pisssurs that
ITALIAN OPERA coGrKSY, anu '"'''"'
Embracing some Of the most eminent and fAvorably
kuown artists in America, and a eoHplste
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,
With "A' SIX D ~ siS r G MsSs SFRaA
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Q, 1866,
Which will be produced In style unriyalled by any
other management,
The following eminent artists TALL Of whom having
performed this winter for Forty Consecutive Grand
Opera Nights at the Opera House In New Orleans
with the moe! unprecedented sueesss constitute the
MILE ANGIOLINA GHIONI,
The Great Drrms!s Prina Donna
MILE PAULINE CANIssA,
NILE AsALiA PATTI sTRAK0sCH,
The famous and PSpp,.rI P'PRs DSp1A GOStrs
Print Bsritoni, Sig, MANCusI Sig Mara.
Primo Bassi, SIX. AUGUSTINE sUSINI.
Mime PARuZZi, signorA ZlPUZzI, Second Donnas
signors XIMBNEs and BRLLI, Second Tenors. :
signora LoCATELLI and MASsIo, Second Bassos.
Conductor. ..sgnoL FRANCISCO kosA
AdeI, .''''''''''''''' '''.''''''hr T. LlITkRBART
sage Manager egpor GkiLLo
TSs sSr: new and no, In
chased By the Director In Paris:
The following operas will be performed
ENTIRE,
with a cast Of great strength;
NORMA, u BARBlRRE BI sEvIGLIA, La TRAvIATA,
LUCRkZlA BORGIA, LUCIA Dl LAMMRR.
MOOR IL TROvATORE
SCALE OF PR. rs,
Private Boxes, containing four seatS..........,tl0
Orchestra aud Balcony Chairs
DTe's Circle and Parqutte,
Reseryed SO is In Dress 80 cents extra
The sac Of seats aud tickets will commence on
THURSDAY, April At 10 a. IN at hetIerott's Music
Store and will be conducted fol oWs ThursdAy and
Friday, April and g. tickets for the entire season Of
six nights, or three alternate nights commencing with
either the nr-t or SO Ond nights, will be sold ex.
elusivey tickets for single nights may be obtained On
aud after Saturday, APril7
Doors pen att Opera commences ats mhSl.d6l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05
coiorado-Indian warf.re-Rioh Mine. ON

Colorado-Indian warfsre-Rich Mines on
the Colorado River - President john
sons Reconstruction Policy Endorsed.
SAN Francisco, April 3.-Dates from La PaeI,
Colorado, to the 30th ult, have been received.
A fight occurred between the Massoues and Yabi.
pias on one side and the Pintos and Chimahenes on
the other. The former were defeated, with loss
Of rs killed and large number wounded.
The mines on the Colorado river are reported
very rich, and ore Is accommodating faster than
trains could remove Il.
General Mcdowell has introduced reforms in
Colorado Territory which are regarded as bene-
fetal.
Governor Cummings and the Secretary Of the
Territory were at war, and charges and counter
charges were being made against each other.
Public opinion In the Territory Is strongly In
favor Of the reconstruction policy Of President
johnson.
The water at Sacramento is FIVE inches higher
than before this season. The country for hundred
miles overlooked
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05

HOTEL TnIEF.-T homas Rodgers, the party
who was arrested on Tuesday for rObbing the Sea
ton House and entering the Metropolitan Hotel,
had hearing before Superintendent Richards yes
tsrday morning. He was also identified by two
gentlemen stopping at Wizards as the man who
entered their room, on Sunday morning last, and
stole pocket-book containing a small amount Of
money and a valuable breast-pin, but being pursued
had to drop his plumber. Superintendent Richards
sent him to Jail to answer the charges at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05

PBILADELPBIA, April 3-This morning. at one
O'Clock, as the through Washington train was
passing along the Pennsylvania railroad track on
the west side Of the schuykill, small iron bridge
broke down, precipitating the engine and tender to
the road below. Fortunately the train was NOV.
ing slowly at the time or several cars would have
shared similar fate. The engineer and fireman
went down with tho engine and were instantly
killed. Their bodies were buried beneath the
ruins, so much so that 1t impossible to e1tri.
cate them,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05
Bradley johnson Not DisChnrgod-An EI-
PLANTATION.

PLANTATION.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-Tho statement that the
President had directed the release of the bail in
the case Of Bradley johnson, who was arrested by
the United States Marshal short time SINCE proves
to be erroneous The following are the facts in the
CASE Amer his arrest on the 27th ult. and release
on bail, entered under protest, johnson went to
Washington and exhibited his parole and pass to
Gen. Grant, and the latter, under the impression
that johnson, under the terms of his parole, was
exempt from civil arrest, wrote letter containing
his views to the President, and urged him to take
action In the case with . view to the release Of
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Auction Sales OF Coal in New York.

New York, April AT an auction sale to-day,
900 tons Of Scranton coal sold at the follow
Ing prices Stove, SO 6Sa$o.s0i egg, s6a$6. 3Oj
CRATE, $5.96a$6.26i steamer, S5.95a$8; lump,
$5.62a$5.87i chestnut, S5.40a$5.50.
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JEwELRY and silver-plated ware, gold-plated
Jet and pearl SETS coral SETS California stone sets,
rings pins, silyOr-plAtod castor stands, table
spoons, table forks, tea spoons, goblet cups, call
BELLS for only one dollar, at Prigg Dollar Jswslry
Store No. 4ss Pennsylvania avenue, three doors
from Four. and "a half street. ap4.lm#
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New YORK, April 4-COtton heavy sales of
1000 bales at 500. Flour unchanged; salos, $500
bbls. Southern unchanged and heavy; sales, $50
bbls. Wheat dull; sales of 1000 bushs. Amber
Milwaukee at $l.7O. Corn unchanged; sales Of
Al 900 bushels. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard
dull at 16Ialslo. Whisky dull at $226l. Sugar
dull. Coffee dull. Turpentins sOas5c. Rosn Sass.
Gold, 1871.
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RELEAsED.-Barney McQuade, who was ar
rested in this city timO ago and committed to
jail to await a requistion from the Governor of
Maryland, was yesterday discharged by Judge olin,
the requisition not having been made.