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, 1866-08-03

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usfa nauon a.. nu'.ee', *"a, s,s. sas ,.,,ro- ..eu
OF inc foa'r1es VIII ep3ea' a. t'ofa'a' 'e''Ate'
ncst winier.
-nayhs" 1a''o3 n's 'e'u' nsa '''1' ''7 y As'~'7
Inc a.asns. ,.,., >,..,
nc tcos' sue,,t'u, I.,. >o'os' ~ 80, -
cal !nsue"t!'s ~ naeHsr.", ~" .,,.
our leauess w ''..'s 1'a'
sitec' al interesting A,",, aua' rsas
'Neeu ~ ~, I'ess ~ s ". rs,,.r, ,o,,.
,st.,..s @ as.a ,.,.n,s:n.. ~ 1smn. .. ~o,r.
ru''s"ss sasa "sn,Msss c, ,, Ms ,i az
a,u, A"o 'Ae'os ~ Aeo ''tA' any "A''o '"' ~
gum. 49,, c,.,a,r,,,, In.
,sa",. s.I. L. '. '... n',a.,s ,.,ss,.
p.'ts, ~ ~, u'.'"s s,la.. ass 's'e 74s'''o
c +, o.1dcmI acs,rcs IA orcscnt yonr commis.
eion Of licn,cnant General 10 yon n person, and
you will come 10 Washington ior this pnrro*s I'M
! metiatelS' =, "1Nt, ~s,,a,.u1a mI" ,,hcn ~ M.
Senator McboHea''' VI Nat.osn'a' "1.A W. ~, Nv.
5s"nk. Il ftcsdy seaaet o. eonpI tos,ss ''.,.ss
fhtlo.ophy. Mr. ncpreseeta.Nc ren."s. "n.ao.
! Of The faHont Marlborough, hanalpa! auo "fan.
!, slcceh, icad Twelve weeks III tho eonstessionn4
ftbtass to get II up. chaflet sumner feaua mots
hooks than my olhef senator OF lepsesensouse
they arc hle mcssmact. Grasx proM1! - elose
student OF ncnlal seicncc and political po,loto"
ply. John L. baldwin anu Mr.. Edmnnus, o. CT
mint. asr attentive rra''ers.
| Tho Grown Frincc og@Inkfia u CentlrmAh OF
grarc humnr, A. well as good soldier. In his
proclamation tn hfA eoldlcFr, nc satd "!la'e eoh'
h1cncc In The 1uslirc Of your cansc-nnd IN yonr
arne ol r,ccls!vn This II a. Entat a. what from.
well eatd 10 his kolAirrt, '7fnst In Goa-ana kecp
| your nowlcr dr."
-Hlemafk. thr Crtat prutsisn, on whom all En-,
roncnn ycs a,c now crtc,cd, rcIofcrs in tho name
! ofcha,1c, Otto you nft,ua,s aufSchonhauscn nnt
Kr1cnhor. Good for htm.
--rsrnro Amadeus h.. recovered from she
wnnna he ,reclysa A, Cus,oxx.. end resumed hl,
"o,,
Nrhr health of Prince eono1l. the youucct, 10,
off,nccn V;e,or,s .Tcitc, .orpe snnrshcnsson,
c.,,ns, I;.,ns+J n, many rrnrs ms,hcn,ntt
49,, %na~sa,..~ j., 1nnann "a htn.ctf a orr,
,r.,tcm.,1cisn bo. recently died, uc edited toy
n'".aeno'ie'au' u"s ue 80,
, 1866-08-03
Dispatches FROM Europe Received on
Hoard the Great Eastern.

Jo.poy. Ju(y ga long letter Is published
fron, ihc King Of frussiA Ia tGe Queen giving Ills
Mnsc.iy's aceount Of thc hattie ri konigg1sx.
Thfs il tte rcnicncr undccIphcfcd ly Albany
sfnamar .rnf in nv insf mcs sa,e.
Inix - Iprn.sian I,anSinr Eomnanv bas stop
ND ,;a1mcn,' Eir TichnrI Inync has asked 1T.
Erad 10 interfere. WHO dccIiucs op constitutional
Ssgn,nusii Gn,s s. -s,eodx demand fl, unilcd sta,cs
1,onis. which isie risen tjsc.ctrbth ptr cent. in
inc uvnsg =. ,9sa III, Ut a F!c,Inn nctnrniur
hi nr grn. nneT ~ yoss Wss r.
sTS ca ~ o"s seIse, o nm;nitc nclssr o. second
icadins o. ~ ,s,,s roni., nj
,sSH ~ nsc[,c Ia nnno.e ~ ;ne hid Tcsd
c X ~; diyi.tnT of H. coiirn cluG u1o, On
sntsrd4{ Mr: Gan1ne !n ,act, ~ RnE,n VII nn
" Esft h"sse sn s,sian. ,sihrr irayin, cnns.
wy Iii ,t, "a nroxiafnms ~" itn1iane hs nT
nr,thH.isatfe rrreation f1nrs ihr inhaitats.
ao psU,tnn .sscInn. ~ rrn.crntc
tMt$ 9us--ENkes Aot4tu ASLAaEa ~ r.. :.
, 1866-08-03

In tho last lssue ol Tit N:t!AfQ4t anieF'
notice soucwhat complimentary notieu~-
"piratc Beehive" and sfllce then hate been II
cd by one Of The patentees and proopfssso's, Y
exhibited 4 model nd gave detailed e1planat4
Of the inventions.
Is IL ssss;s 9ssS!sta 9xs iii 1s a.
chamber IN t1ch wide. between them. iE
boa,d, or cover, is inse:iously aued fos tts pls
Chamber, cI n md honey.ho IN word + { sas ne:
alright ii he lop and sides a. Ii ezn b made.
Is also supplied VIII! what appears. to us sv.
es: s. VIE ett Is IL departure in his hire fton,
gove.nn p1neipa q yenlson noT S,1nosst IN sst
stss hs It. IT,. an it, sed
10 hee eni,nre. This d.aeu1sy .oo,. xnalsshes.
eses, when We consider that bee. rill tnemssiA n
entering 1t. and il ths c1ey1ces not too 1a7s:,
be covered With pfopess, and teme!!a!nes,M t!.! ~ a. P"
saees 20 Rs sse. sssei Ssans: srs n n
lures as possible 10 be their homes. and how rat
they die when 20 eendi.toEed, while II sea,. o.
! These considerations bantsh objection, aud1eae
growing conviction that, af,cr nj, ths bce
2nsfes ,se ebafacser i % Of thc rtrste, Which IL
! iton 10 this, is etfdtutly VAIN aud dry IN Witt
IT The a reno1ted success Of tho Pirate Beehive
localities where it has been in nse ]ustihes shc,
ifef IN The correctness Of The principle
d9tsSse Hss;e ST. &ef Reet' esnsS, y, T'i2sia qaye1
es M'nToe Toef y efrscnse o. a1e e
hive Of % Remarkable character that We c< q
ne att'sls enafs: ,,.,o, ,:,..o.,.s esra+ol 81, D
mers II The !rus merits of ths hire ,S Shieh IL
npdhs gs'1sse se1 :hs ,S s blse .nd ua Is
eiors are known se,e;sl thoni9nd dellarE l1; 80
Ct ss,so,s 1so ID aasaa{ se e. e
any locality where the Truth l. kD9wa S.L. =
fpnt The ion{ot elitur OF this paper n
tV Two Of these hire. one Il. turned oil ,wss1
seven pounds Of snrrlns horey. With cemo @ sa fn3,
na nho has ns Sone % ns9 :; vii
Which oecuricd tic la.ss: hi,c, and ii the tir1ee
i transfer bud no queen, aud would not exceed
= quart. Of bees. They have filed the br0ou cna
Ter with new honsy. sax forty ponl,a.' aaan ana
above. The bees ln fhese Two lives VIII nou =
Ills season, lie .iies t.e nnnunt Ieln@i,e 10 W.
n Ter the two swas.ns. lsal the following, fs1n es
:. fellow townsnsan. Mr. King: r. :.
!. Twa small swalms. .satshsr:ea NaT hsh,
4 | WIS Eo.tx-iu pounds. The 1oucr b9xes eas
u tancll Ut the aar1r TING nety pounds lf hont
~ ~ was vs1J r'',s a,A White. GEO. L. htSa
'o Also ,his *taiemcnt rom Mr: !. I. Rood:
Il In the spring prutnte1 Two ,,iratt hee elsce,,
M one OF width saa 3rAhslttteh tcfy small sWaf
about The lat Of JUNG. About twg weeks sis,r
y. y. te0t hum It iwrhtsuti rnthls nt l,enutl:.
9opsT hixs'l , ssnf s''! s TAI, shs f 'h H. s
y ttChlt rttitit1s. -, Arltthf'h
~ Al.N iiahi 7. !. itsaEE, vito has Aaa cuatlh Il
r. ttr pttWlivtt III luz rtl,Het
ett Uhu eHAitt ttahtst"rrh ttn p1rdte hlre III !
, 1866-08-03

STITCH OF Hos. 5. CoIfAx-connEcz1oS.-i
our 70, oz Of lhe speech Of Hon. Schuyler colfa1.
At tho Opera Honse, On Wednesday evening.
oeeu1s the tol'oeiug passage: They talk aooni
llka:a proper cry, Then Why not 60 for this
Amendment. which sayz political power shall g
based on the Incu who wfeld," etc Il shonlo
fps this amendment" e.c.
, 1866-08-03
f.1Kl}TENAAY ft5$Al:A4Ah ha9ESk-
HlAN.

Nuh!llrGn chl1ul l+trulnIIh,lt Nrhcral hltrr.
,uun 10 Wah!Inst.,', n,u IN lllu tlrncral Ii mt
rrtirrnt. i'm a'ol1wr}ntunan Cint of TINT
city c..ssvl,drd tn call hlm nut h'I'l r'Innlll
lin publicly 10 tiny l~llry." a l'n"l Of
uln!c was hired 10 sero1.A,le l,ln., Thu TEL
tgrntll lnt,,rrsA III Of what followed:
The General uado q brfcf rrxio'!r" Ia itn 'nll
of lhr crowd, rcmnrksnR Tint 10 finu Ho,hi"9t 70
%a,ld ~ III hapry @ 10 seo osc bcforo !'i'. .ilu
i'luIun wl.cte n intended 70 ~. llu w..H xtr'n.
grs hsrc aud he NonVkf ne htsd taan aaia 90 n
fsInd liz wn,,l,l mid I'm more tl,an tor1prc.s ~
tllutlk1 fur tlIc honor conferred ul0a him on Tins
Ocr1t1nn.
The trnp was nicely bnltcd, but The old
fox was int tu tc tins caught. lie WIS
stnnscr In u wicked place, and did mt care
about lsrtnS taken IN. The lers HIan said
| in Washington the better for him, Hut u
any Of the crowd present wcrc very anxiol's
| 10 'cnrn 1,is sentiments they would bc ssr'tt'
| l1lctl If they wu,laA call on him out nn ths
rlnfps. In illc vicinity Of the Rocky Noun
tainn among tile miners and 1nIlfans, whcr'
he soon expected 10 be. Further than tha
Ut Ind nothing to say. ..
That srrcnate hardly paid expenses. l
was decidedly watcr-llaul." Tllr s'.ita'l
General Inns no idea OF committing p"litic;t
suicide go young. or rendering titlsclf odion
| in the sight of his old cosniatriots In ar1as b.
euluTein. the Corper-rcle1 programme. II
committed one error in politics When he prt
rosct1 terms Ia tue rebel General Johnson 4
t]lc lime Of the surrender. He tntrna5 In aToi
such mistakes in the future. The loyal masst
iaru,vc that error, anl did not Charge
Iii. -nna..u. They lot il roso IL iacic llIls
fire nfa gssHl gun.
, 1866-08-03

Francis I. 4. Boole, late City Inspector Of
! New York, and man we'll known Is leader in
l. ihe suhtcranean political circles OF that city, has
i teeome hopelessly insane, requiring couH1uou4
strong force 10 pze1eal se1tdestruetiou.
, 1866-08-03

Laying the Shore End.


Eastern.
lcoucsrondencc Of the New York Hesa1d.l
HEAR7's CONTENT, july g, 1865.
Tic route Of the shore end from the Med
way to the land attachment Is now marked |
out, and men arc engaged In digging an !
earth canal 1eading from the wharf to tho
telegraph heusc.
have been pressed into the service, and are
uow working with will.
The officials who are to have charge Of the
Atlantic Telegraph have taken possession u
the branch office of the Telegraph office. and
are now adjusting their instruments, prcpa5-
utory to seuding messages from SeWfound-
NV cyrus ~ " ". Heia has received the cousratu-
latlons Of the whole village, and is still VIZ
dergoiug very vigorous hand=hak1ng..
| telegraph office about ten minutes before two
r. Ili., when hawEer wns attached and four
| small bOats, manned BY powerful cre"s,
| commenced hauling the heavy shore end to
4 It's point of attachment with the land.
During this operation, Captain Anderson. Of
The Great Eastern, WIN. Canning anu seyeal
other gentlemen, left the Mcdtsay for the
purpose Of viewing the interesting ccsemo-
NY. ,,
sccne Of the greatest excitement, the people
Cheering Justify md the. sailors fighting
among Themselves sur he hunor uf dragging
| ihc 1n:,esiy,. ,rtrc m et,ore The end was
safely nrnnu1t IL, tlte cable ho,tsc.
1 Alter reacilug the telegraph house the
cablc wos rolled uiouysl,lc of the building,
| md thc end uu|lcd round to thu little hpcr-
| t,,rr mn1r (,r lis reception. and wl,rse Il was
shortly after uulted with tnriey's instrn'
thc flrst ,nrsslnc to Eg1ai,il.
Tic cheering III Tho completion If this
hnrrn,ipn wns If ,a,ssibtr, tt,,,,,tr ntd .fitsfr
ri,tiN,,as,}c ibay ary rrevydiug, purin..
ti,fs tinr lin rit.rttlrfnns n,,I directors wctr
u.srtnlird in il,r tijlrr, rn,.srnt,luli,u. cavi
| uilltt ntul terrlyliIg tliu npitulpe Ut tir TX.
Siu,H INV tty},wh yrttsts,as nseset.ra tuul
,luru nt Ar, untalpt's church.. In thanks
nTiip fur ir r,lrt.resfltl elIlhl,lritutt nf tl
, etrnt rlirttifsr. tur Eplsrn,ml rlrr9t
. intti ul hittJ. Tho RnriIth krrthsrs Wrtr
itltlnr I,,,nIr 10 l),p ryu,iltn1 ,inY, which vii
+ III rtrr m,,nrtntir II, iiiu n,titals M ttteWe'
. ftlIr Itrt, Mr, Thrfis ltrjlFtf,If II AIiHft aul
| ,,,n imkinv lila tpSt tuil tlp lWptly,tlFa
lin Itrr nj, Ri, Ju,t,, 'rtr ,itsrnIFae WIS III
| ~" ,tintn II, il,u i,,,msit,I,,
i ijIlrmu iln rrtl,jNs Alf, Vtrl,j received ary
. t "h,'a, In, I'M "i,..n fr,,n ,iilirrrt ,mrl I,,z
!, r,Mt t ~, .''. ',rt "t W,,,,, ~ Il wunst u,,u ii,
NH'HR Htl"i' a'',.' ~ ~ -. ,,'''".e H." ' "., ~
y | ti'hhnl f''tikth'"'"''"A '"t'' u" w" """'@%e
!: tin rHhlut a..
i The Alrn'nstlp 1irnAt !taNpfn Nha lhn ~
Il ntru nfA llyr3y sPu1u, lllu nntluTa ll!NrFtlln
II m, ami 1nwn Tho drrk heating ilrIttla III
l.. nna,Iins md ,.nI,,yinv thrUtnrIytA IN tl,p
!. nnn.,s, cnms"rt H,rk .ts wnrc srnt m, (rnl
, 1866-08-03

hrcceh," Or split, or. divide OF in my Nant9
which will prevent my looking him or The ssat
OUT soldiers and aa!lnrs honestly lu thH tacu- -
Vary respectfully, A. q. 5ANps, r
- fIniteH E,ete5 MnrEh3i; i
, 1866-08-03
I:xtructs from tile journal Of the Great
Eastern.
UEAnT's CosTENT, July g, 1896.
yin Asrx Bar, Juty 20, 1866. {

81 The following nre extracts FROM the Jous-
nal Of the Great Eastern -.
al went we'll nnlil 1890 on the 18th Greenwich
success that has hitherto attended us1 aud this
time we lad real cansc 10 be alarmed. 4 foni
Eakc touk place In lhe aftcE-tans., The engine
thc cahe stopped. We were al soon on !Ae decks,
and learned tl,at the running aud paying out OF
the coil had cauglt tlsee turns Of the akc n1ric-
con, ioniine Inc toy.ont and hauling uP oae-ha'f
iulns from thc outside and five turns Of eye 9f
!he undet fakes This was stonpGd. forsunats,y
f0th of e@p Wish ins eaias merc aso PHI On
near ihc wheel aetern, and Mr. Canning gave or.
t,ers to stand by 10 let 20 the ouoy This was moi
soljsstcG man r. gave ven u CONFLUENCE that hts xiii md
experience would extsicatc the cable from nc
danger In WHICH 1t was PLACED, no sh1ng line sns
in apparently hopeless nugor from the eye of ths
caLle 10 thu deck. There were at least 900 fset
rope lying IN thts etate and IN s nat o. tee
TOO, TOO patiently following tae tights as ,hey showe
s na q
clc was seen, and eoon became apparent that ere
long tho cable would he saved and untniared aoEy1
au1iously watching tthe .t.ain on the rope, tsyys
endeavollng y keep 4! up and down. going OF
Wt1s ae os The rise
Of The rhIp, and the enormous mass she psesentet
to ihe wind, the d.n1cu1ty Of Eeepf9g her stem
| under the circumstances, oyer t9e 3ple can pe Sp
i,ected, but aiterwartl there wss shtft q wind
| and tic vessel came 10 the wrong way "eicom
voices were low hesId paaeiuE the word an irot
the tank that the biGhths were cleared, ana 70 pa
Then the hugh shoppers were quietly OPENED
and & sss sa5sy sy 4 4hsy s ws
IN thf tank to clear the scruw, and the pahdle eI
, 1866-08-03
The New Electoral Lnxy Endcr Shicn
Prussia Intends TO CUnyokc tho ~

The .enii.oMelal Nertldeutsehe AAqtzneine
Z<ifung, Of Berlin, publishes the following
statement relative to the proposed German
Parliament 80.
Among the first bills the Government
Trussian) intend to lay before the Dict viii
be, as NC arc Informed, the electoral Law fos
tlc German Parliament, rs 1t Is the decided
Intention Of the Cabinet to hasten the conyo-
cation Of that assembly as much as possloie;'
ateiy after The close Of the prussian Diet,
either by Tho end Of August, or ut any rate ip
September. The elections to the rarlfa!1ep9tt :
are expected to take place about the middle
| Of August. In any case It may he assums;n,
\ thai Inc Imperial electoral law for 15a9 VIII
| foru The basis Of the bill, and VIC therefore
, 1866-08-03

Mr. Gooch has The plcnsurc to Inform Lord STAN
lev ti,at tba Newfoundland xhnrc cul OF the Allan
liz Cable was laid to-day. and The inost per feet tel
errlphsc communicating established between Eng
land and America. tod grant it may be lasting
service Of crcat benefit to our ceunffy.
The ncssage of her Majesty TO iav rlcsiaent OF
the United staies has ''scn received, and ! hope
gepaehts fur communication atfoss TIC t,Hif
uf ST. Lawrence will be completed b{ Monday.
when It will be at once forwarded.
, 1866-08-03
Prince Napoleon on the Duties ofFrnnc
-Rcyolutionnry Democracy ana Ake

The Gatfte de France Of July IS publishes
as q leading article at the head Of its COZ,
ur1,ps. some political observations assisneo
Icon, and dccsared BY that organ to hare
given short time back by II. Emile de a,E.
ardin. The Princes Language g SAID to be
the following: What Nm. Emile Olivier
and traditional policy which has been
shown too much consideration for the last
| twelve years. Men should look higher
| ana iarfher. The French Empire Is ta.e
/ triumph Of modern delnocracy--of the reFo;
.es1oration and eighteen Of parliamentary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-17
To The Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:


Virginia now needs more than she ever
did before in her history al! the appli-
ances that will build up her waste places,
attract immigration, inteRigententerprise, and
capital. desire to ask most respectfully of
the Legislature their attention to simple
plan Of doing great deal on this subject /:
Our mineral wealth is incalculable. Our
own people don't know this fact. How
should the world know itl A cabinet OF
minerals can be so easily commenced at
the capitol, under the care, for the pre-
sent, OF Colonel Herndon and his assist
ants, in the library, that the simple sug-
gestion is all, hope, that is wanted tocarry
II out. | propose to each member of the
Legislature that he can do a great deal, in
diyidually, to aid the enterprise. When he
goes home at Christmas, let him, through
intelligent and public-spirited friends in
different parts of his county, collect speci-
mems of the several minerals of his county,
have them labelled, boxed, and bring them
back with him. He will be astonished at
what he will accomplish with slight in
dustry and attention to the subject. sug-
gest that, by a joint resolution Of
the Legislature, each clerk of the county
court be requested TO aid the members in
the procurement of the several varieties of
Goals, iron ores, marbles, zinc, gold, cop
per, gypsum, the limestones, including the
hydraulic varieties, kaolin, sands suitable
for making glass, re-clays, manganese,
tin, salt, lead, the coal oils, stone for build
ing and for burr and grind-stones, etc. The
professors of all our colleges and literary
institutions all over the State will cheer
fully aid in the effort. The combined
effort will astoniSh not only the Legisla-
ture, but the world. 1t will constitute a
directory when labelled, as from each coun-
ty, as in the State cabinet at Albany, that
will direct the emigrant tchere to invest his
capital. 1t will attract capital and enter
prise, that will diSsipate all extravagant
notions entertained about the repeal of
uSury laws. 1t will make it necessary to
provide such place as New York has for
hers, and eclipse If, interesting and extern
Sive as it is. New York has not mine
of coal in her territory. Consider Fir-
ginia's wealth in the camel and Seml-an-
thracite and bituminouS Goals. Time for
bids an enlargement on so interesting and
prolific theme. Much can be said on
the subject. A cabinet can be formed in
this way that every intelligent public
spirited citizen of Virginia ,riH be proud Of,
and add to by his own contributions, that
will make it attractive, not only to our own
people, but, as is the case in Albany, be
all the while thronged with interested visit
ors from other States and strangers from
beyond the seas. AN OLD MEMBER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-17
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

PETERSBURG, December Is, 1866.
At meeting Of the Common Council
Yesterday afternoon, the application for an
appropriation for the soup-house-which
had been postponed for special consldera-
ton at this meeting-was reported upon
unfavorably by the Committee on Finance,
and their report unanimously concurred IN
by the Council.
For several winters past this has been
one of the most benefcent institutions ever
established in this city; and it is greatly
to be regretted that the means of the city
are too Straitened to justify continuance
of so useful charity. But so 1t has been
deemed by those who are entrusted with
the administration of its affairs. In this
contingency, it can hardly be doubted that
the matter of supporting 1t Will be pressed
upon the citizens, probably under the IN
fiuence of the Christian Association.
A feast has been held during the week
at Library Hall to raise funds for the pur-
chase of a stock Of new books Tor the
library. 1t has not been great success,
though it is hoped enough has been real
lied 10 make respectable addition to Its
shelves. As usual in every good work, the
enterprise was projected and conducted
under the auspices of the ladies. When
they fail in obtaining money, the community
must be poor indeed.
A new banking institution, called the
Citizens Savings Bank, has been chartered
by the Legislature, and stock has already
been taken to the amount OF 100000
The capital is not to exceed half million.
Each stakeholder is required TO pay
monthly instalment Of one dollar per share.
Ii is understood that it will be conducted
ON the most liberal principles, with some
new features in its constitution. At
meeting Of the stockholders held on
Thursday night the following gentlemen
were elected directors: S. W. Venable,
N. M. Tannor, G. V. Scott, Giles Harris,
]. r. Patterson, +. X. Scott, w. II. Tap
new. Z. o. Hinton, and j. Andrew White.
John r. Thompson, Esq, delivered his
lecture on English Characteristic" last
NIGHT at Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit
Of the Memorial Association, to a select
audience.
The cotton market has been active du,
ring the week, and the receipts continued
TO DO fair. On Thursday the sales were a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-17

sent incumbent, John B. Carey, who he
said had discharged the duties Of the office
very faithfully. The vote was taken,
and resulted /: Joint vote, 1903; Carey, l03
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. Garrett nominated for the Office OF
Auditor of Public Accounts the presen,
incumbent, William F. Taylor, who had
! made faithful and efficient officer, and
Mr.. Garrett hoped he would be unani,
mously elected.
Mr.. Garrett expressed his qualification at
having nominated Mr.. Taylor last winter,
and was proud of the manner in which Mr.
Taylor had fulfilled all the predictions he
(Mr. Garnett) had made with regard to
him. He reminded the House that he had
then taken occasion to tell the House who
were our friends, and who the Legislature
should sustain as their friends. He had
then pointed to the Governors house, and
told the members that 1t was our duty here
in Virginia to sustain the Government
that we should support President john
son and the Governor. He saw no cause
to change his views, but every cause for
being more firmly convinced of the pro-
priety of what he then said.
No other name was put in nomination,
and the vote being taken, the result was
the unanimous election of Mr.. Taylor, he
receiving the whole Joint vote, lO7.
BILLS
were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Deskins.-In relation to the en-
try of land in the courts of Buchanan.
By Mr.. Evans.-Incorporating the Gooch-
land Manufacturing and Mining Company.
By Mr.. Word.-To amend and reenact
section Is of chapter 1S5 Of the Code, in
relation to costs in civil cases.
ByMr. Baldwin.-To amend chapter 149,
section IL, of the Code, as to limitation of
certain actions.
Mr.. J. Med. Taylor presented the me-
mortal of Washington College praying en-
dorsement by the collegiate land fund.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were introduced and pro-
perly referred:
BY Mr.. Robertson.-Into the expediency
of allowing James Sangster, late sheriff of
Alexandria, certain claims for delinquent
taxes.
By Mr.. Herndon.-Into the expediency
ofrequiring trustees before they sell to give
security for the proper appropriation of
proceeds Of sale.
By Mr.. White.-For the passage of a
law for the relief of sherifs whose papers
were destroyed in the war.
BY Mr.. Wood.-In favor of chartering
the Planters Bank of Albemarle.
BY Mr.. Herndon.-For the exemption
of officers of national banks from serving
on iuries.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding into the ex-
pediency of providing for relief of fiducia-
rics whose settlements and distributions
are prevented by the stay law.
By Mr.. Herndon.-Into the expediency
of providing by law other penalties than
those now provided to enforce settlement
of fiduciaries.
BY Mr.. Herndon.-Whether the public
interests require that there should be
Second Auditor and Register of the Land
Office.
On motion of Mr.. Kellam, the House ad-
journed.
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