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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27
From Tennessee and Kentucky.

CISCIYSATI, January 27.-The Senate yes
terday concurred in the House amendment to
the negro testimony bill.
In the Kentucky Legislature, the Senate
yesterday resolved to postpone the election of
United States Senator and extend the present
session.
The House rejected the amendment to the
Federal Constitution, and declared the action
already taken by the Legislature to be final.
We suppose that the Senate first alluded to
above is that of Tennessee.
The last paragraph doubtless means that,
rs Kentucky year ago rejected the constitu-
tonal amendment prohibiting slavery within
the United States, the Legislature decided that
the question could not again be voted upon.l
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DEATH OF AN OLD NATIVE oP VIRGINIA.
Mr. John Spears, ST., died at the residence OF
Mrs. George Spears, in Boyle county, on sun
day night last. He was born in Rockingham
county, Va, on the 18th Of April, l77l, and
was, therefore, almost ninety-fve years old.
Although too young to bear arms as soldier
during the revolutionary struggle, yet he was
with the patriot army as an assistant In charge
OF wagon. He witnessed the surrender OF
CORVALLIS, at Yorktown, TO the combined
armies of France and the Colonies, and had a
distinct remembrance of many Of the stirring
events of " the times that tried mems souls.
He emigrated to Kentucky about 1898, and
settled in Lincoln county at time when the
white and red man were engaged in n struggle
for the mastery Of the Ozark and Bloody
Ground He afterwards settled in Fayette
county, where he remained until a few years
since, when he became resident Of Boyle
county. IL Louisville Journal, 22d.
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The Republicans and the President-Unity OF
tho Party in Cong ress-Somebody TO be Disap-
pointed-The Senate Able to Override q Veto
The Negro Suffrage Bill, SC.
The Republicans manifest more confidence
in che favorable disposition Of the President
towards their pending measures than they
have done 1T any time since the first day OF
the session. Then Congress was a unit, and
so il i now. There is not the slightest lndi-
cation of any breach in the party Ill elther
House They vote in solid column on every
party measure, as was shown yesterday
This does not look rs If they apprehended
any rupture with the President. The Demo
Gratis, on the other hand, are prematureiy
iubilant over an expected Issue between the
Republicans and the President, and point to
some of their reported utterances rs evidence
that he Will resist the Radical tendencies OF
Congress. Somebody is 10 be disappointed
before long.
An accurate estimate has been made of the
conservative strength i'll the Senate, ana the
result Is that there are not votes enough 10
sustain the Presidents veto of any party mea-
sure. The Senate has clear two. thirds power
for the passage of any constitutional amend :
Inents, and the same riding over the Presi-
dents veto. This was proved by the test vote
yesterday. But II is more accurately ascer-
tanned by Il close canvass.
The unqualified negro suffrage bill may
there fore, become 4 law, Notwithstanding that
members of the House voted against recon-
lnitment in The hope that the veto power
would arrest IL.
While the Senate requires two-thirds
majority for lis purposes, it is idle to suppose
that il Will admit another set of Senators who
would turn the scale against them. Tennessee
is rs far from representation in the Senate
now us At any time loTA.
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Books.
A liberal discount made to teachers. Country or
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Items Of Foreign News.

The Fenian trials are still progressing ut
Dublin. William Byrnc, eX-warden of the
Richmond prison, is on trial for aiding i'll the
escape of Stevens, the Irish Head Centre.
1t is reported that twenty -one armed FEM.
ans had landed at Sligo, and were immediate
arrested.
The Emperor of Austria has restored their
property and granted other concessions TO the
parties who illegally emf grated from Neneta.
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A WINTER THuNDER-SToRM AND A RAILROAD
erase. The Cincinnati Commercial of Sunday
says:
We have had an extraordinary number of
remarkable nights and days. but Friday night
was the most notable of the season. Friday
was almost warm enough to have Wooed the
blue birds, the bees and the peach blossoms
from their hiding places. AT nightfall the sky
darkened and the thermometer fell, and soon
after midnight there was mighty storm.
The wind was wild, and dashed the torrents
of rain against the houses with prodigious vic.
lence. There was an immense development OF
electricity, The glare of lightning was al
times as keen and incessant as in a mid sum-
mer nights thunderstorm. A house west of
the city was struck by lightning and burned,
the red light of the flames showing intensely
against the black and dismal sky, and the
clangor of the fire bells was heard in the
uproar of the tempest, During the same storm
n tree, near the barracks of the Western Mill
tary Institute, ut Dayton, was struck and
shivered by lightning.
1.-THE express train from indianapolis, rush
ing along at high speed, IA few miles below the
city ran into n freight car, which the WIND
had forced from a side track upon the road.
The crash was horrible, and the locomotive
whirling over, crushed the engineer TO death,
and it was impossible until late yesterday
afternoon 10 clear the wreck and remove the
body of the poor fellow who had met SO hard
and untimely fate.
ga midnight thunder storm In mdwinter
was Il startling novelty, and thousands were
reused from slumber and for hours were wake
FIJI and anxious At 3oclock yes terday morn
ing the air was filed with particles of ice that
fairly whistled as they flew i'll the gale,
cracked on the window glass, and stung the
faces of those belated and exposed. AT day
light the streets and roofs were white with
snow. and the mercury had fallen in the
neighborhood OF fifty degrees in twelve
hours"
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Arrest of General Crawford.

New ORLEANS, January 25.-General Craw-
ford rwho has been causing so much disturb
ance on the Rio Grandel was arrested here
night before last, on board the steamer Cont
mental, bound for New York. He was incar-
cerated in Fort Jackson by order of General
Sheridan. Many souvenirs of the Bagdad affair
are reported to have been found among his
papers.
THE above we had copied from one of our
exchanges before receiving it by telegraph!
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Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.

meeting of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery
society was held TO day, Edward Quincy pre-
siding. A motion was made to dissolve the
Society now that slavery no longer existed, but
was opposed by w. Lloyd Garrison, who de-
,lared that there We're other and equally high
ends 10 bc obtained by the society in the edu
cation and amelioration of the cond ton of the
negro race. The motion To dissolve was lost,
and officers for the ensuing year elected.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, sc.
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THE FAIRY BOOK. The best popular Fairy
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THE BOOK OF PRAISE. Prom the best English
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THE BALLAD BOOK. A selection Of the choices,
British Ballads, edited by WILLIAM ALLISaHAx.
A BOOK OF NOBLE DEEDS OF ALL TIMES AND
ALL LANDS, gathered and narrated by "The
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THE SUNDAY BOOK OF POETRY, selected and
arranged by G.. F. ALEXANDER. 81.
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Conservation of a Bishop.

PIrr,UURG, January 25.-Rev John Barrett
kerloot, bishop elect of the new diocese OF
Plttsburs, of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
presence OF "A large congregation. Bishop
Hopkins, of Vermont, presided, assisted by
bishops McIlvainr, of Ohio; Nottingham,
of Maryland; Williams, of Connecticut;
Talbot, of Indiana Clarkson, of Nebraska;
Coke, of Western Pennsylvania. The services
were deeply impressive Bishop Coke preached
the charge 10 the new bishop.
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From Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, January 26.-Accounts from
some of the parishes have come in to the effect
that the planters experience great difficulty
in contracting for labor with the freedmen,
high wages are offered.
The United States Marine Hospital, in this
city, has been turned over to General Baird
as temporary hospital and house of refuge
for freedmen
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THE les CRoP.--lt is stated that the Ice
dealers of Philadelphia have secured, for the
first time for several years, full summer
supply OF Schuykiil ice, of the very best
quality. The amount secured will reach abou /
one hundred and sevcnty-five thousand tons.
The prospect Of cheap Ice next summer 10 quite
Gattertng,
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New Jersey LEGISLATURE.

TRExToS, January "a Resolutions endors-
ing the policy of Andrew Johnson, and COM
lnrudng the administrative ability OF Secre-
tnrrS seward and Stanton, We're passed by the
IryislttQre of this State o-day, after conside-
rable debate, by vote of IS yeas to nays.
THE same heretofore noticed.
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Latest from Europa

New YORK, January 20, lOP M.-The steam
ship Java has arrived with dates to the 18th.
The sales of cotton on the 18th reached 1000
bales, the market closing easier-last quota
tions barely maintained,
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The Monitor NJOnaduoCk.

BosToS, January 2j.--The brig Rezway,
from Pcrnambuco, reports that she saw gong
Into Pernambuco, December 22d, the United
States iron clad Monadnock, in company with
l"O other vessels.
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LATEST NEWS BY NAIL
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.

Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
The Constitutional Amendment Object OF the
Bill to Appoint Commissioners 10 Govern the
Ci,y-Ncaro Census and Property.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-The resolution
re,,ortcd by the House Reconstruction Com
mittee for A new constitutional amendment
cannot pass. The President Is reported as
being hostile 10 IL.
The bill 10 put the control of this city In the
hands OF commissioners was reported to-day
4 leading object of il is TO get rid of the disa
sreeable impossibility OF forcing negro suf-
irage on this people.
The Government census of the negroes In
Washington gives result OF twenty-foui
thousand and eghty.siX persons, and property
valued at one million one hundred and thirty
four thousand dollars. ALPHA.
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The OterO MurdererS.

New YORK, January 2j.-Pellicier, dtias
Salvador, the accomplice Of Gonzales in the
murder of Otero, has also been convicted OF
fenced O-day.
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DENTAL SURGEON.
(Ofice on Main, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, five doors above Spotswood Hotel,)
RICHMOND, VA,
thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him in the past, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he still be found at
his old stand prepared with every facility to per.
form Ill operations in DENTISTRY promptly and
In the best manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
upon GOLD SILVER or VULCANITE.
de ll-6m GEORGE b. STEEL, DENTIST.
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Fire i'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January 25.-The hardware
store of Biddle Co., l3l Market street, was
entirely destroyed by ire TINS evening. LOSS
hot ascertained. The adjoining buildings
We're much damaged by water.
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METRoPoL.ITI:AN WORKS, -
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns, we are prepared to execute, 1t shot no.
j Every DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS, BRASS
u IRON on ttk6STs, FOR STORES AND WARE.
CASTINGS FOR RAILROADS, all kinds.
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY
WAGON AxLEs COMPLETE, WITH BOXES;
sNaNEs shd 81 all Kind.
ppaes Fac IRA H Sa'.
Pr ST m hass
Of 81
AZ VI MEGGssA AND Sd Gs't pp
NS %roagSt Iro1 and WOODEN s' Trucks for Rail
roads, fitted mp complete, with Wheels and Axies,
Having erected a eommodions Smith Shop. we
are prepared to do BLACKSMlTHS' WORK OF ell
k tar bx;eiinss WaTesouses &c. .AoS
In addition to the above, we are prepared, In onr
T Stsar sS Or SsS sssh Paf5H1E s. @ s s
Fl For the quality Of he mon and BRASS WORK x
leave to refer to Charles Campbell Esq, suPerin.
tendent OF City Gas Works. and the officers OF the
JameslRiver and kanawha Canal, as well as TO
the Superintendents, Engineers and Master Machi-
nsts OF the several Railroads leading from this city
also to Major Z. 7. ID. Myers, Engineer Richmond,
Predericksbarg and Potomac and Richm9nd and
Bridge Builder, Macon,l Ga, for whom We have
executed large orders. l 80
Since the admission, the LIST Of October last Of
Mr.. J. J. Montague to an interest In our ~
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR BUSINESS, -
we have increased and improved our machinery,
and are now prepared to furnish, with neatness and
dispatch at lowest cash prices, SASH, BLINDS,
DOORS, M0ULDINGS and SCROLL SAVING.
We ask especial attention to our facilities for
CIRCULAR MOULDINGS
OF any size. HARD WOOD MOULDINGS FOR
RAILWAY COACHES, and ORNAMENTAL BAW-
I'M of all kinds. 1900.
Orders solicited. TANNER EHBETS.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS,
COPPER, &C. ia la-ts T.. 4.
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NOTICE. pplication will be made to
~ the Second Auditor of the State of Virginia to
issue new certificates of debt Of the said State in
place Of the following, which were lost or de-
stroyed in Richmond at the time of the fire which
occurred on the Sd of April 1855:
In the name of OSCAR CRAM, No. %, for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, dated May |, 1852, issued
under the act of March IL, 1856
In the name of OSCAR CRAM, guardian of T.
NJ. CRAM, No. 2,22l, for FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS same date, issued under same act.
In the names of +. o. NOTING and OSCAR
CRAM, executors of +. CRAM, deceased, for the
benefit Of q, +, 7. STRECKER, No. 2,22O, for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS same date, issued under
same act; No. 325, for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
same date, issued under act of January 25, 1850
In the names of said EXECUTORS, for the bene-
At of the CHILDREN OF LOUIS LOTT, No, 1, S94,
for SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated May 20, 1853,
issued under act of March 81, 1881. No. 900, for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated same date, is
sued under act of March II, 1919,
In the name OF JOHN PURCELL, trustee for
DELLA A. CRAM, No, 2,0sO, dated July 3, 1859, for
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, issued under act
of March 20, 1851. de li-law3m*
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 26.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady white, 81 SO@$2.Sj. White corn steady
at Ole. yellow active at 76c. Provision:
heavy.
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DR. JOHN MAHONY

SURGEON DENTIST,
(for many years associated with DR.. John q.
Wayt,) would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and all others who may need his services, that In
consequence of the destruction OF his office by the
great fire. he has opened an office at his residence,
on Fourth street, between Broad ana Marshall
wners he can be found at all hours. ARTIFICIAL
highest price paid for old Gold Plate. de 27-6m
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;. Freedom Of speech and OF the Press

In ST. Louis, Missouri, a meeting of Red
Republicans negroes and others) was held on
Friday evening Of last week. to express their
opinions of the state Of the country. A reso-
luton was passed denouncing the President
ms having " usurped authority In his course
towards the Southern States; and "Mr.
Langston," q negro, made the following
remarks. "Mr. Langston" said:
"There was n time in this country when the
lips Of every man were padlocked when the
people in the North could not think freely,
and dared not speak freely, when men in the
South dared not speak freely, and could not
speak freely: but under the tremendous
working of this genius of liberty, that brings
to pass in the history of every nation and
every man fioodtid that bears IL or him
into freedom, we have been brought in this
country to the enjoyment of free thought, free
speech, free press and free locomotion; and
now, in Boston, in Washington, in Richmond,
In New Orleans, and in st. Louis, every man
may think freely, and speak freely, and every
man is coward who does not think freely or
speak freely in regard TO every subject that
appert ains TO national interests In this country
at is our privilege, as American citizens, to
say to the President Sir, your policy is
wrong; to say to Congress, Your action is
unconstitutional to say TO the Supreme
Court, Your decisions are not founded in law
and, therefore, in the name of law, we, the
people, will reverse those decisions The man
VINO does not mink, speak ana Write freely In
regard TO all these great national questions is
a man not understanding the duties of the
hour, not unders landing the wondrous respon-
sibilities resting to-day on the shoulders of
every American. [Cheers] This hour de-
mands men with AtIantean shoulders, fit to
bear the weight of mighty mountains.
"Now, demand first and foremost, after
four years of bloody war, brought to this
nation by the slave oligarchy of this country,
that the slave oligarchy be hung on the great
national gibbet until it is dead, dead, dead,
[cheersl and that the slave oligarchy he buried
so deep in American soil that it knows no
And demand this in the name of American
liberty; l demand it in the name of universal
humanity"
And what shall we say, "thinking and
speaking freely" in reply1 Simply that we
humbly beg leave to differ with Mr.. Lang
ston." We are of opinion that President
Johnson deserves the thanks of the country.
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Chilli WANTS q War VeSSe

New YORK, January %. The ChiliaI
Government has made overtures to w. II
Webb for the purchase Of the ram Dunderberg
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Heath of n Minstrel.

BosYox, January 24-Johnny PeI Of Nor
ris Brothers and Trowbridge's minstrel com.
l,lnies died to- day, after an illness OF several
weeks.
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DENTISTRY.
I-~.N-N--J~-NIN-N.--- .-@-~-I~~7~T7~N~
NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
~ JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice of Dentistry in Richmond, and respect.
fully offers his services to his old friends and pa
TENTS and all others who may need them:
Office and residence SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
de Palms
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NnXu V0rk NarEpfs

New YORK, January 26.-Cotton steady
and unchanged. Flour and wheat steady
Corn dull. Pork buoyant. Coffee quiet
Gold, 1898
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OH IrgAs.-Mr. Crenshaw, President OF
the Oil Company, has returned, and reports all
the machinery In Richmond except the engine,
which was daily expected. Ii will be trans
ported 10 the scene of operations as speedily
as possible.
We heard yesterday that wealthy Northern
com PAW have purchased large body of land
In Nelson county, with the intention Of boring
for oil,
lions OF oil on the estate Of Mr.. George Amber
son, near 6hawsyille, Montgomery county.
AHokburv NIrptStnH, ssN,
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIEs.

DRASS UNDRY. Il would
ID inform my old customers and the public gene
tion and that am prepared TO I'll all orders in my
line promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
Is on Cary street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets.
Ia pts W. p. JINKINS.
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NOTICE.-Application will be made
~ to the Auditor of the State of Virgin for the
renewal of the following lost certificates Of Viz
TO John L. Tate, trustee for Mr. A. N. Cowardin,
under resolution Of the General Assembly passed
Slst March, 1867 authorizing the issue Of registered
stock in lieu OF coupon bonds, viz Certificate No.
rs, for $I3, 900 certificate No. 20, for 200.
de lD-law3m
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ESTABLISHED lS4''
LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES,

DOUBLE-REPINED STEAM CANDIES,
And Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&C., &c,
begs to inform his old friends and customers that
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No. so MAIN STREET.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage and invites them to renewal Of their
business connections, promising Equitable deal
ing mall profits and quick sales ja25-ft
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VULCAN IRON WORKS,

VULCAN IRON WORKS, -
CORNER OF BYRD AND SIXTH STREETS.
We are prepared to furnish, al short notice, Bolts
Nuts and Washers, all sizes Grating and Iron
Work for houses Wrought and Cast Iron Fences,
all patterns Tobacco Presses and Fixtures com
plete and Machinery and Blacksmiths' Work gen.
orally. Steam Engines and Machinery Of all kinds
repaired on the most reasonable terms.
ARCHER GOODWIN,
de ?s-ts Post Office box No. s27.
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The Columbian Insurance Company.

New YORK, January 2j.-The Columbian
Insurance Company have resolved to continue
business on capital of s2o,ooO,ooo.
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IRON BUILDINGS,
STEAM ENGINES AND y ACHINERY.
NTHP UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
or RICHMOND, vIRaIxIA, f.,....-
respectfully announce their readiness TO erect Iron
Buildings Of all styles; 10 repair Steam kngines
and Machinery Of all kinds with pronptnssss and
to do all work usually executed In -.
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP, |ti'
ut their works, ON ..L..Es ffa1
CARY STREET, NEAR FIFTEENTH.
Orders from all parts OF the country are solicited,
and parties MAJ rely upon 1delity and dispatch.
TELEGRAPHlC INSTRUMENTS ,tss
made, repaired, and constantly on hand, 70! sale
M above. .t NEAt A% de III