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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
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Proceedings Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
sENATE.-Mr. Riddle, from the Printing Commit
tee reported resolution to print ten thousand copies
of the report of the Reconstruction Committee, with
the accompanying testimony, for the use of the
Senate.
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, said would like to
know upon what principle of justice and impartial
ty the evidence is takenl A gentleman from North
Carona-One of the truest patriots in the land
gave this information in relation to the State of
North Carolina. He informed me that the evidence
of some men connected with the Freedmens Bureau
had been taken. He addressed a letter TO a member
of the committee, requesting that witnesses, whose
names had been suggested by those who claimed
seats in the Senate and House, should be
allowed to give their evidence before the
Committee When last conversed with
him, he had received no such privilege.
If just intelligent and impartial committee were to
seek for the truth the whole truth, and nothing else
but the truth in relation to this matter, the enquiry
would be subject of deep interest to the country,
and the result of their abors should be presented to
the country. But ifthat committee proceeds upon the
principle of suppressing evidence, suppressing the
truth and silencing, or at least refusing to hear,
evidence in behalf of the gentlemen who claim
seats in the two Houses from the eleven excluded
States, 1 for one am opposed to publishing at the
public expense the results of their labors.
do not believe-at least have very little faith
in the various letters and information read to the
Senate by the honorablel Senetor from Massachu-
sets (NIr. Summer, and presented to this body. /
have no confidence whatever, or very little, in the
testimony which the men in the employment of the
Freedmens Bureau give in relation to the state of
public sentiment in the Southern States
Mr.. Davis said that as sample of the kind of
evidence furnished by those employed by the Freed
mems Bureau, he would read from a speech made a
few weeks ago by General Clinton B. Fiske, in Gin
cinnati, and published in the Cincinnati Commercial.
He characterized the statements in it in relation
to the treatment of negroes in Kentucky as false
and calumnious.
Four members of the Reconstruction Committee
Messrs. Crimes Fessenden, johnson and Williams
in reply to Mr.. Davis said that every man who had
been named to the committee by the applicants for
seats in Congress had been examined by the CON-
mittee.
The Senate conculTed in the House amendments
to the Civil Rights bill, which finally passed. The
bill only awaits the Executive signature now to be-
come law.
HoUsE.-The House was engaged in the conside'
ration of the loan bill. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, March l4,-Four is dull but
prices are unchanged. Wheat 3 25a2 80 for good
red, and 50 40a2 20 for white. Corn is dull-yelow
zoe. Provisions are quiet Whiskey is dull at 50 25a
. %.
CHICAGO, March l4-Flour is quiet. Wheat firm
at 81 24ial %. Corn is dull and has declined &c.
Oats dull High Wines are inactive. Holders OF
mess pork ask S25 75a26 no transactions. Lard
quiet at 179c. Bulk meats are quiet. Hogs are
dull and have declined l0al5c. Dressed hogs are
very dull.
CINcINHATI, March 14.-Flour is dull. Wheat is
in fair demand at 81 75al so for new red. Whiskey
is irmer. Provisions are unsettled forced sale OF
mess pork is reported at s25. Small sales at s26 Do
Lard Isle Gold l3l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
STATE MARKETS.

In Staunton-Corn 75c; oats 4Oc
In Alexandria, 10 to 75c wheat 81 80 to
50 90 oats 50c. to &c., measures Potomac behring's
$40; lime in demand, 81 so to So hides &c. to lac.
In Petersburg-Corn is go to 95c cotton still dull
sales of prime at Sec.
In Norfolk-Wool is % to &c. shingles S7a8 80
slaves s22a7O per NJ; corn, yellow, 69a7Oc, white Y
a73c. mixed 69a70c; cotton 33a4Uc, the latter for
middling; oats 4Sa50c; wheat 81 90.
In Fredericksburg-0a 50c wheat 81 20a2
corn 62a70c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
By Harrison, uoddin & Apper.on, Aucttonssr..j

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG II
I J TON OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT0- I'll
RY DWELLING HOUSE AND UNIMPRoVED
PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRICo.-By virtue Of decree OF the
Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond pronounced on
the ID day Of July 1860 affirmed by the Court OF APP
peals and OF decree of the said Circuit Court made
on the 7th October 1885, in three sus-he first styled
Leftwich and wife Shelton's exeeurix and others
the second Brummel Leftwich and others and the
third Leftwch and others Royser and others-the
undersigned, special Commissioners therein named,
will on FRIDAY, the sd day OF March, 1866 at eleven
o'clock A. M proceed to SELL at public auction the
premises to the highest bidder, the following heal Es
tate embraced In deed from A. l. Royster 10 Joseph
Brummel of the Sd April 1855, or so much thereof as
will satisfy the purpose Of the said DEGREES, upon the
terms prescribed by said decrees 10 wit for cash as to
Of the proceeds Of sae and upon credits as
10 the residue Of six twelve and eighteen months In
equal instaments, bearing interest from the day OF
the purchasers executing negotiable notes Tor the
credit insta ments, and the title to be retained until
conveyance is directed by the Court the taxes for this
| Let The valuable LOT OF GROUND on the southwest
corner Of Grace and Twenty-seventh streets, on
Church HILL l32Xl6j feet, upon which Is large briek
Dwelling House and other buildings, now In the oeeu
nancy Of Of the family OF 4. L. Royster, deceased
ID. The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on TWEEN
vdfth street. between Main and Franklin streets, 6oH
| 1872 feet.
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets fronting
on Franklin street So feet and running back 80 feet to
alley. ,,,, -, -
4th One LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
above, 33xl66 feet.
9Th Twenty LOTS In the plan of Mount Erin, in Hen,
ricu county Nos to 90 being the same lots conveyed
| TO A. L. Royster by VIM. Christian and wife.
POwAATAN ROBERTS, commissioner
WIN. W. CRUMP,
| Sale conducted by .,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16


THE OLD GUARD.-There were, in days gone by,
two famous characters who, each after his fashion,
created a tremendous sensation. One was Napoleon
the first, and the other was old King Cole. The
first as Phillips the Irish orator, said, was grand
gloomy and peculiar, and sat upon his throne 4
sceptred hermit, wrapt in the solitude of his own
originality" The other was Jolly old soul" and,
as his first cousin, one Patrick U Raherty, used to
say, Sat in his armchair snug as you plalse, with
his big coat around his shoulders, and glorious j0
rum Of Irish whiskey punch before him. Napoleon
was tremendous fellow at furnishing his'miitary
enemies, but ould King Cole was more tremendous
still at furnishing" his Ould friend potheen.-
Napoleon loved his Old Guard and they fell before
him at Waterloo, but gloriously, though. Old King
Cole loved his ould stock Of the crathur," and Of
ten fell before it, most gloriously drunk. Of the
two heroes we prefer the old King, for he never
harmed any one, and gave every one who came his
way a good drink, while the other fellow, that is
Napoleon, gave every fellow who came in his way
tremendous licking, until he was brought up at Wa
terloO by the treachery Of GrOuchy.
But our business now is 70 talk Of another Cole,
who is q very Napoleon in the book, pamphlet,
periodical newspaper, and literary line generally
He dgelis RGEt door TO US, and pays US visit
siOnally laying our table the most select reading
matter Of every style that is 10 be found down here
South. Speakngin all seriousness, we are indebted
70 him for many accommodations, and judging from
the advertisement which will be found in another
column, he is certainly of the most enterprsing
men in his line, indeed the most enterprising we
know Of At his establishment next door TO us will
be found the following papers and periodicals.
The Old Guard" The COsmpOlite," THE
Irish People" " Irish American" Boston Pilot"
Metropolitan Record" The Catholic Mirror"
(organ Of the Archbishop Of Baltimore, and Of
Bishop Magill, Of RichmOndl The Saturday
Reader" Canadian paper, at the low price Of five
ceats all Of which, and hundred Others, he, and
his partner. Mr. Turner, offer to those who wish to
take them BY the year, at publishers prices thus
saving postage. But enough, Read advert sement,
and be assured that all your wants in the literary
line can be supplied at this establishment to your
fullest requirements and your entire satisfaction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

Horse THIEvEs.-A man, by the name of
Hogan, was arrested yesterday by Constable
Cole, in the lower part Of Henrico county,
charged. in concert with three negroes, with
having stolen four horses and a wagon from one
Haley. The whole party was brought before
Justice Wade, who sent them on 10 Judge
McEntee for trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH "a.

No sales of State loans railroad securities were
recorded OF the former Tennessees were enquire d
for at SS7, and North Carolinas at SSl.
CoFFKE.-Rio II! to Gle Laguayra 2l4 to 22ic.
Java % TO 29-all gold
FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
sSaS 90: Shipping Extra 50 00 Retailing Extra,
Ds9 25a9 80; Family, sll 50al2; Ohio Super
SaS % Shipping Extra go Retailing Extra, sag %
Family Sll 5Oal2; City Mills Standard Super
SSas 90; Shipping brands Extra Sllall 90 Bal
timore Family, sl4 80; Baltimore. High grade Elk
ira Sl2 Is.
Rye ETOur.-S3 75a4.
Corn MeGl.-S3 so.
BHckighs0t Neutrality-suspicious. So 10 to ~ W.
New York State 81 90 to "a % per 100 lbs bulk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
NURSERIES, &c.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
II RICHMOND, Virginia


II RICHMOND, Virginia
The subscribers formerly Of the Winchester Gard
Virginia. having opened large and extensive Nursery
near Richmond, offer TO the farmers Of Virginia and
splendid Of Fruit and orna-
mental TREES and GRAPE VINES, together with all
articles usually found in a well-conducted Nursery.
An experience Of number of years in this business,
in Virginia, enables them to offer such varieties OF
Fruit as they know to be adapted to this soil and eli
mate.
Approaching the present scarcity Of money, they offer
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines credits Of from three
TO nine months according to the number purchasedl,
thus allowing farmers time to gather crop before pay
Ing for the trees and yet enabling them to plant at
once. Catalogues sent on application.
Address ALLAN BRO,
Box 43s Richmond,
Or communications left at the Wing Office will reach
them.
EE Office, No. Four, Fifteenth street. between Main
and Cary.
Refer to Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw & Co., Grubbs &
Williams Elliott & Shields, DR.. 7. Coleman, Rich
mond Mr.. II. W. shefey, Augusta; DR.. John K.
Woods, Albemarle; Mr.. Philip Williams, Frederick.
ian6-dSctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

TIE suit of William Naurath against George
Carbena for malicious prosecution, laying dam
ages at 81, 900, was before the County Court OF
Henrico yesterday for adjudication. The jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000.
No evidence was introduced by the defendant.
On motion of the defendants counsel, the
court set aside the verdict OF the jury and
awarded a new trial on the ground Of excessive
damages, TO which the plaintiffs counSel'eX-
cepted, which will bring the matter before the
Circuit Court.
The case was argued by Mr.. Banner and
Judge Caskie for the plaintiff, and John \.
Coke, Esq, for the defendant, both sides being
ably and skillfully conducted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

DR.. BERNHARDT.-In alluding TO the success
which has attended the professional visit to our
city of this distinguished occulist and optician,
we have reference not only to the unprece-
dented patronage which he has receiyed-for
his rooms have been crowded every day, not
only with residents, but persons from the sur
rounding eOunties-but to the satisfaction,
without single exception, to our knowledge,
which his glasses have given.
Those of our citizens so unfortunate as to
require artificial helps to their vision, know the
comfort to be derived from glasses exactly
suited to the condition of their eyes, and we
need not remind them Ofthe fact that the Doc
tor remains in our city only a short time. Of
fee at the Ballard House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIRGINIA - In Louisa County Court, Fe-
Y bruary 18th, 1866
ORDERED, That the Clerk of this Court do offer a
reward of TEN DOLLARS for each Of the RECORD
BOOKS Of this Court and of the Circuit Court OF this
county now lost, which may be produced to him, or
which may be found by information given him.
SAMUEL H. PARSONS, D. C.
Under the above order of Court, any one delivering
at the LOusa County Clerks ONCE any of the above
mentioned books, giving such information will
lead their recovery will be entitled to the above
ward. feb2s-T&F4w
VTIRGINlA-TO WIT AT Rules held in
v the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
county of Halifax, on the first Monday in March,
1866
Robert Moore and Mary W. his wif,-PlaintiGs,
Clement NJ. Adkisson, execHtor Of James Young de-
ceased, Richard Young, Nancy Aiken, Charles Z. Ad-
kissoTLand VIM. S. AdkissOn-Defendants.
IN CHAHCERY.
The object Of this suit in ehaneery to get an assign
ment Of DOVER TO Mary W. Moore formerly Mary w.
Young in the lands Of James Young deceased and for
the said Mary w. Moore to receive her distributve
share of any surplus Of any Of said estate
after the debts thereof are discharged.
1t appearing by affidavit hled that the defendants,
Richard Young and Nancy Akin, residents Of
the State Of Virginia, Is ordered that they appear
here within month after due publication Of this
der and do what necessary to protect their interests
in this suit and that copy Of this order be published
once for feur successive weeks in the Richmond
WHO, q newspaper published in this State, and
other copy posted the front door Of the court house
of this county on the first day of the next county
COpy-Teste,
JAMES MEDLEY, JR.. Clerk.
JoHE A. LOGAN, D. o. mh5-law4w
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
' ONCE Of the County Court OF Powhatan county
from the 9th to the It'll day of February inclusive, ia.
the year 1856:
Thomas B. Dorset-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Samuel Dorset and William C. Dorset and others-Ds-
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
This suit brought for the purpose of getting title to
tract OF land In PowhatAn county containing go
more OF less and sold by the defendant samuel
Dorset to the plaintiff; and the plaintiff having Med
his BILL and appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT, VIM u Dorset, Is not inhaoitant OF the
State Of virginia on the motion OF the plalntln oy
Willis J. Dance, Esq, his attorney it is ordered that
the said VIM. G. Dorset appear here within one month
after the due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest therein and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Wing. newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
and continued once week for four successive weeks
and that another copy be posted the front door Of the
court house OF this county the next county court
day.
eopyTeste; R.. +. GRAVES, Clerk.
fsh2l--law4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

Called MEETING OF The CITY COUNCIL
This body held a called meeting yesterday
afternoon-Mr. Glazebrook in the Chair
Present-Messrs. ClOptOn, Burr, Griffin, Scott,
Richardson, Smith, Crutehdeld, Stokes and
Epps.
Mr.. Crutchfeld, Chairman of the Commits
siuners Of Streets, presented report anthori-
xina. the Richmond s Danville Railroad Com
many 10 change the location of an alley near
the Danville depot, under certain conditions
Adopted.
Mr.. Bum, from the Committee on Finance,
reported in favor of refunding Hill kre0s
TWENTY-FIVE dollars of the tax paid by them
Adopted.
The report Of Ambrose 1. White, who was
brought from New York to make such lnveStl-
cations as would enable him 70 make suggestions
with a view to improving the quality Of the gas
and the management Of the City Gas Works, was
received through the Committee on the Gas
Works, which, on motion, was, after being
read, recommitted, and said committee were
instructed to make report TO the Council on
the subject.
Mr.. Stokes presented petition from mer-
chants ON the subject Of weighing baled hay.
Referred 10 the Committee on Markets.
Sundry petitions were referred, to the Com
mittee on SCkeetS.
A communication from Or. Little, Coroner,
asking for room in the old City Gas Works as q
depoSitary for the bodies OF persons found dead
and who NAV not be identiEed, was referred to
the Committee on Police. -.
The Com& ttee on Health were ipslrncted, TO
enquire into the expediency OF using Soiss 9e'
odorizer as a disinfeetsnt IN the city, ana tns'
they examine that known as the American De
odorizer, aud report to the Council as 10 us
Qualities and, furthermore, that they report
what additional means is required TO cleanse
and provide for the health Of ths city,
Mr.. Scott reported from the Committee on
Pm bic Buildings in favor OF erecting three
sto,v building on Broad street, between Ninth
and Tenth, the lower story to be used As an en-
CINE house. --.-. =.
Mr.. Clopton moved to insert one story, IN
stead Of three. but subsequently withdrew it.
whereupOn the report Of the committee was
unanimOuSy adopted.
The third story will be used as a meetLg
place for several MasSRic lodges.
On motion, the Council then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-The concern ofHITCH-
~ cox OSBORN has been dissolved, having
purchased all the interest Of E. D. Hitchcock in the
Rage business All claims due him. individually for
Carriages Carriage repairs, also all claims "a
Hitchcock Osborn, up TO December 81 1853 has been
duly assigned 10 me, and !, or my agent, Is alone az
thori1ed to collect the same. beg leave most re-
specially, TO say to my old friends that their elai ms
are at the once Of John J. Osborn Co. on 7th be
tween Cary and Canal streets, where | should BE-
pleased to have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for past avors would respectfully ask
continuance OF the same to our new concern.
janl6-dSo6wt J. J. OSBORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CONPANY.-We
take pleasure in directing attention to the adyer'
tisement Of this company, the pioneer Of an institu
ton that has prevailed for some years in Europe
and that within the last two three years has been
introduced in the North. The headquarters Of this
company is Lynchburg, and the gentlemen whose
names are associated with ii are known far and
near as men Of the highest standing as well as OF
ample means. The NetrS Of that city, in publishing
their announcement, says:
This company is now thoroughly organized,
with capital Of $500 600 and is prepared TO take
risks against accidents Of whatever kind, and in
whatever way caused for sums of $1,000 to $4,000,
and at premium so small as TO be within the reach
Of the poorest man in the country. The company is
altogether Southern in It's organization and connec-
tons and amongst its managers and officers will be
recognized some Of our most substantial and sue
cient guarantee TO the public that all its engage
ments will be promptly and fairly met and liqui-
dated.
The principal Office is in this city, but agencies
will be established in various accessible points
throughout the South at which policies will be Civ
en- and at all the railroad stations tickets OF inSu-
rance will also be sold.
We have heretofore so fully enumerated the ad-
yantages to be derived from this kind Of insurance
that il is useless to recaptulate them. No person,
however limited hismeans, should hesitate to avail
himself Of its benefits, and if a man of family, he
will have the consolation Of rejecting that, in the
event Of an accident depriving himself Of life, his
wife and little ones will not be left dependent upon
the cold charities Of the world for subsistence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

E>0R LEASE OR SALE-A STONE -
IL MILL, about forty feet square, at the in liu
tersection of the James River Canal and South
side Railroad, seven miles below Lyncbburg, ad-
vantageously situated for grinding grain for paper
MILL Tor which purpose 1t will be put in, II desired az
part Of the capital. Address P. o. Box ESQ., Ricmond
mhl4-elt&d2taw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
Capture of n SLAYER.

NEW YORK, March 15.-The steamer Moro Castle,
with Havana advices to the 10th instant, has ar
rived.
The Spanish war steamer Neptune had brought in
the captured slave schooner Matilda with 375 slaves
on board, said to belong to Rancho Morty. 1t is
ported that more are on board of the steamer to the
number of l572 in all.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACcIDENT.-About
2 O'clock, yesterday, little boy, six years
old, son Of Mr.. Isaac SycleS, dry goods mer-
chant, corner of Third and Broad streets, fell
from the third story of his dwelling, falling on
the brick pavement, killing himself immedi-
ately. lie is described as quite sPrghty
hov.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

(By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, AucUoheersI
VERY HANDSOME SIsS}s a BRICK y. r., RESI- ST.
of Fourth, between Byrd and Arch streets, FOR
SALE AT AUCTl0N.-Will be sold at auction, on
the remises MONDAY, the 18th of March, 1866 at
a. o'clock p NJ, the beautiful RESIDENCE, located
above, now occupied by Mr.. Asa Snyder.
II contains eight rooms, besides servants apartments
and a large Brick stable and Carriage house. The
house is very conveniently arranged, and admirably
adapted for the accommodation of small sized family
TERMS-One third cash, balance at two and fouI
months for egotiabe notes. interest added secured by
trust deed-tRe tsxes to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDIN APPERsoN,
nh1s,1. Auctonsers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

HoNoRABLr DISCHARGED. - The Hastings
Court yesterday acquitted of any criminal in
tent John Kelley, charged with buying tobacco
screws, knowing the same to be stolen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
By Telepraph.1
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New YORK, March l5.-Cotton firm-sales $40
bales at Ale Flour dull-State s7as %; Southern
dull-sales 45O bbls at s. 25al5 80. Wheat steady.
Corn advanced lc. Pork heavy at $40 %. Lard
bOuyant at l6!al9c. Sugar heavy. Coffee and Ma
val Stores duh. Petroleum lower. Gold 1871!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-Flour dull Wheat
firm; supply light. Corn active; white 69a70c.
yellow 67a6Sc. Oats dull. Provisions steady
Groceries dull, with declining tendency. Whiskey
dull at So 2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

Destruction of Steamer With Valuable Cargo.
New YORK, March 15.-The steamer San Jacinto,
of the Savannah line, was burned at the dock this
morning 800 bales of cotton and 5000 barrels of
-four were DESTROYED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
Later From Canada.

TORONTO, March l6.-The reports of plots to as
sassinate the Governor General of arrests for trea
son and the early meeting of the Canadian Parlia
ment are all without foundation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

BUFFALO, March 1.-two hundred United States
soldiers arrived here yesterday, and are at Fort Por-
ter. More are said to be expected. They are sup
posed to be here to see the neutrality laws enforced