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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
BY James II. Taylor & son, Auc.!one.rs,
Office No. s9l Main street
thran d0or3 below Suot3yy0pt Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I REAL ESTAT" ~ THs CGUiTY or CHES.
TERRIFIED KNOWN IS TIE PALS PLAN
TON" ADJ,ISING TIE TuWt OF u ~,
CHESTER, At AuCT'OE.--By virtue II ds-d al
trust made on tina second dty If January, lst0. ~
Samuel Coleman and u + WAR To me As trustee,
and Of record in tho Clerks Office Of the equity
Court Of Chesterfield. to s.cGre the payment -
Certain notes therein described. amounting 10
thirty. nine thousand seven hnndred AID thlhy.
eight dOllara with interest from the nth day a
October, 1889, till paid aud At The request and NJ.
sen. OF both parties Interested IL Sall deed, Will
prgc-ed To sell ut puhlic auction, the pr"uI''t
on TUESDAY the 10Th day OF December. ls6' A. l.
o'clock ~ If fair If not, the uesf ttIr day Tiers
after n portion Of the vAlu-rl- farm cOur"y ~ Ia
aait deed, known a the FAILS Plant'iion. with -.
improvements thereon at present occupied Dy ~.
y. + VI aEi containing dbOnt 80 acres o. 'Aa
most v.tlu able ldnt In the state OF wig MA iof
farming purposes. II he's al the bnlldi X On J.
necessary for 4 large itIlh, and the laud - IN 4
high state of cultivation From IL proximity -
the City Of Richmond and the town OF n chichester
Il NAV be corr ider-d 10 BE- most valuable farm
for irs siz. in the STATE of Nir.inia.
Terms one fourth cash balance on credl' o'
six twelve Eighteen, a. twenty -four months, I"f
ne .otiahle notes, interest added, and secured D?
deed OF trust. -.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES ID. TAILOR
Son Arctipnaars 10 ~
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CurDetipgs, Furniture, DC.

T>rAITIIFui. hOuSEAULU FUhN1s
ssTUHE -FhErH SUPPLIES We wonld re-
epecttuly invt~ the ait .n'ion Of our f;lsnds and
tire public generally 10 the very large, select A.d
tion nj our spacious wirernoms. IL comprises
VERY artlcla pertaining 10 The business. ana IN
sty ie quality, and price, cannot be- SURPASSED IN
ms Stat Toe encouragement extended hrouSh
twenty. We y.ars past is higny latterirs, and we
NOT rs.pactfully solicit continuance of the
Una HAbLIsT IN BHuT HsR,
10 Ninth and main streets.
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BY Harrison. Goddin il Apperson. Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

and Real Estate Agents.
DEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF FOUR
ID ACRES F LAND. IN SIDNEY. NEAE To
GRpvH STREET, FoR SALE 1T AUCTION At
the req est OF the owner we shall proceed 10 sell
csmber IL, sat. At IL O'Clock a., that heauti nj
square In sidney. thin oos square OF rove
street de>ignatsd by the numtcr' 3iI, 3Js, 49, $40
and IN r.ar of tho handsome cottage now owned
by the heirs of the ,are samuel Z. Mitchell, for
mpr bv Thomas Y. Dudley, fsq.
TIE. MS Reasonable, and made known at the
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoH.
das Auctioneers.
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TiIb THE BUYERS OF THE WARD
1 BRAND TuB ,GCo.-rhe untar,ignsd. da.i-
.cs II showing his tp recitation or the l,iud "a
lhs f,vorito aud Justly celebrated CT Wing
TOBACCO, viii "n to- 4st Of Jls4UAry, 1895, pre-
ssnt one box Of this tobacco 20 a.yry p&rchasur
who can producs saflsilcfory evidence OF par.
cas~hins rtty boxes rom MY aten:s MesrS. VIII
liam Taylor j son ron nay. 1850 Dnul January
LIT, 1855. TuOaA> HAEDGS1NE,
Proprietor .! .he N&rd Tobacco.
no I5-2tawJsnl
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7NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, ell grades;
Brown and Bleach ed Shsetinss,
Pillow Cottons,
Linen Sheetings an d Pillow Linens,
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino
Biarritz, Fonta:na, de Lainea,
Foplips, ottomaus,
Alpacas aomba zines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPLINs.
Shawls, Shav'ls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table DamasK,
Napkins, Balmoral Skirts. Cassmeres,
sat!netts, Kentucky Jeans, &c, ct
WILLIAM n. BELL s. CO.'S.
se y GOT Broad street.
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Bv Cook K Laughton. Aucttonaers,
By Paine s. Co. Aucttpneers

4 ARGE CATALOGUE SA LE.-Cn
II WEDNESDAY, December lltb, commencing
At 10 o'clock, win sell At oar aGcti"u- rooms,
by cat.lo. Qe, veEv large and choice stock Of
FRESH FRY GOODS,
comprising sr.at variety or new and se9sonaDis
goods, now receiving, adapted TO wintor sales.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BALMORALS,
Children.
ALSO,
A large and desirable assortment of
RtrDY VI De CLOTHING,
of latest and best stv lea, suited To the season.
We invit- III. attention OF ci'v and country
saascnabe, and viii NJ sold without reserve and
in lots u suit Purchasers
no 20 PAIN Z x CO., Auctt0nesrs.
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By Grama Il 20

Auctioneers nd Commission g.rcaant.,
no. 5 Twelfth 80, :, between Main and ca,
FXECUTRIX SALE OF HAND
Il SOME BRICK DWELLING. 1T rHE N"Err
WEST CORNER Of CAtT AuD FIRST STREET,
We viii sell AZ auction, on tie rrami.ss o.
TUESDAY 10th instant At haif-fa.t oc ocs
81. that very de,,taole BRICK NV SiLl y, Coz.
tanning fifteen rooms, az which ten have fr..
places and gas. L a 20 contain ha,h r0'r-
closets coal and wood cellar. ~ d Oth~r come.
ni.rcrs The ouf-hGilding1 consist 81 4 hrgs
kitchen with five rn"mS and = large rev tviu
stapl. AID carrie 70 hol... with -racto1s paw.
yard ad ioinii. =. The Premises are In 2ooi crat,.
ton, and the eligible and pleasant situation q
the property comm-nds II - tn at'"n'p IN 81 tho.
wno desire to secur. 4 commodt Us. -tegant, al
carnfbrt- BILE residence. The Ia. fronts 81 'eet o,
First street, and runs back TO feet on Cary 10 E:
a Icy ten feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash balance al ak. twalva
anr eighteen months. with Interest added, dee.
red payments secured ~ deed al trust
GEhME L Coz Auctionesr..
r. w. KEYaBv, Salesman. De!
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49,

COMMISSIONERS SALE nm !.
~ FaHG0F 993 ACRES. WITH COMFORT, ..
IMPROVEMENTS, ARnTT FIV2 MILg pgAi'
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT tUcTrhhSS- :
execution Of decrse # the CircuI: COR, ,o, -i
county OF Hsnrico e'terad In thu case II ST. =,
Minor ct ais, the undersigned who w. z
pointed commissioners for the purpo.s. viii ~
auction. upon tbs premises. on WE'D 8
nth Of December, IT y O'Clock " II Ar = !.
the n on the mex. fair day Thereafter, atm
hour, til tract 81 land referred t" IN b- t,tt'
.Dgs in said suit, being the farm for,Ge,'y -, -
by Mrs. Clarke and others sold by them IL > !,
Pleas9n's. and by him conveyed to Mn. Z
Burke. situated a.ont five miles b-Iow IT, a.,
near the sew Market RAJ adj lniag L.,
Drinker, DR. infr-e. and other, and c0n,sl,-'
9a} scrss-sll OF which /. cleared. Ths inpo,.''
Inents consist OF pam Int comfortable OWEN
and the usual ont but Ding. with good oven,
The attention o! hose wishiHx ~ pgrcE..a 80.
moderate cost a farm near the city Is inygs5 >
this sals
TEKas: One fourth cash balance ats II =,
Is months for notes with interest added tas ~,
TO be retained by thu court until tn not. 49,
paid. 2. x HOWi.OS Co,..,-.,--.-
GRrEBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioueaw nos
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DtSIaABLE HtTr;. PIX, PERT Y
IL FO.$ RaNT. ~ TIE TOWN OF GrvING-
TON, LgGH.NY C"UST Val will rent
to The h. set b tder on tn. 10th day OF D-cem-
bar iso7 | n the town of Covlngtvn. the above
property wiki lArg. ,t4o!-s. which are situated
at he present terminus Of the Virginia Central
rniiI DAD.
The passengers 10 and from he various Springs
r-ma n .n.Covington one night. The capacity OF
III. two hotels now in The town has been lnsnti :
cient to accommodate this years travel The
Cupsapeaks and ohio ralir DAD will be opened
sprlrg and firth er co nInent on the business
prophets If this town IL Unnecessary.
In addition 10 the above, Will rent at the same
place and time'a comfort able DIV ELLlaG anc
10 o. ist EDWARD cMAHON.
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Coat NYSG WOOn.

GOAL AND WOOD Just received
~ per chooner Norv.i a fresh supply Of tnat
superior I.GsBaRRy RED A>H >HrhR NClT q
Coal which vii! be pleased to furnish At low.
est market rates Alwavs on hand, LAX and
PINE WOOD nfice, 1859 Man street, and al
yart Nineteenth aud Cary streets
da 5 GbAkLES Fl. PAGE.
- FT COKE, SOFT CDKE.-1h he best
- u1.liiy OF SOFT COKE ever sold in tnis mar
set. 0 K and pl%K Woo. soft coke per load
cf twenty i've bushels. s6; hard coks per load Of
twenty five bushels, IS. For sale by
r. n. tUTTRELL,
Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth Streets
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BY Thomas Phillips,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
Corner Of Seventh and Broad streets.
WILL SELL THIS DAY, COM
w MENCIS G ~ 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. Feather Beds
Mattresses. Bureaus Bed .tsads, Chif's Cradle
Croekery. Clothing &c aud many other articles
too numerous to mention
Fonsignmsns sole and received up TO hour
of sale
NIGHT SALE ever avtni~C at o'clnck Of Dry
Good. Notions, &c. THOMAS PHILLIPS,
ds6-lt* auCtionear
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Real Estate for Sntes

By GrubbS & Williams, Auc'toneers,
Eorthw est corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO We RY VALUA BILE MARKET
FARMS. ON TIE BRn' h TURNPIKE. FOX
SAFE P~IVATELY.-We offer t r sale privately
the two very valuable NJ stKbr Rms the one
near the Brook Turnpike gate, one and quarter
rTiIa from The city the other hre miles from
Richmond. adjoining u. :. Eeiaplane and A.
Warwick ome containing "a acres, the Other 10
acres- both very highly improved, and now culti-
ys ted, as they have been for yeais past rs market
gardens by tn Messrs. Renne. 7 hese and. are
surpassed by hone In this viciuity. For terms
apply 10 GRUbBS WIS III h',
de6 eCd4t Real EST ts Agents.
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o,ls rETERSngHG LETTER.
m.racts-Remarks md Quotations.

Correspondence Of toe t!chmond dispatch.
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AsxctSOW Sales.

~~~~~-~-~--~~~~---~-~@ 2 =
FUTURE DAY.
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By Bowman stroock. huctionesr',
No IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Gary
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: Ely Lee s. Gotdin,

by Lee y OOuuln.
z cal Estate Agents and Arctioneers,
No Is Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary
WE OFFER FOR So L E PE,I-
w vATELY TIE DESIRABLE BUILDING
Loo fronting on ombard ALLEY 2, feet (which
alley il 81 feet wi 81 running back 693 feet,
ana in rear Of the business hnua.s OF John J.
Wilson and others. Ihls is most desirable
b nj ldit lot for manufacturers or any other busi
ne = purposes.
T HKMs Liberal. ~
arD:vro LEE & G1DDTN
do 3-.iw AuCtions ers.
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.nHVQN BULL $ For SALE !
~ shall offer for sale ?. tho b,b-el
%, rear the Ballard Home On Pgr az az
THrEE YOU8G. DEvuS BULLS t CO.., - 6:t.l
h .lf and one and half years. and the 80 -, ~
months old. '''S Other y
These animals are warranted to Ia
bred Devon', and raised by Or r J. go~~IpF'o1nl
nf Hanover county, aboGt ten lniog fro,' ~ mn
w" invite tho attention Of psrsons In In, ,...,
stock 10 this sale. 'ssa 81 3.
Terms: heasonable and made knor.
day OF sals: PLEAlTG z. HARRIS = On Z,
de TIL, s&Th3t lre1D ~,
WILL BE RENTED ar P1-pI,-
W anctlon at IL O'Clock on stTrpH PHI
tn Of Decembar.ths ST. formerly o"r,.t !,
samuel A Moran. q, the forks ftha ws,,LS1...:
Three choJpsd roads, ahnnt hva mile. ~, - y =:
mo,d. The hou.e has fonr ROOMS, Win ~. AZ.
OF land attached . - H.
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ANcMGm Suites.
By Fleming P. Harris ( Co, Aact,o,..-,.

~->---< ~~-~~~-~~<<~I<-<
FUTURE my
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VRUSs Is, Y2USS ts.-I have iust
I reco.rsd v HtrSS 2aTE.fT LEVER TRUSS
the est truss In Tor retention ana redica CORA
Of F.arnla. Also, WHITES .SDOnINtL Sup
20 BITE. JOHN " giSOE Druggist.
NH II Main and Third streets.
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three doors below spotswood Hotel.

Gy James u Taylor * Son, AEClicusers,
IF,r, sol Main Str.a,
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The usual scene Of parting of course
did not follow, as the Legislature is called
in extra session, to meet on Monday TO-
day.. The body could only adjourn to the
first Monday in December.
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p W. PEATROss, ATOM m ! At =.
il. LAW RAEyyITFo5AFo 81 yd aI sissss. WIN .;.:ss
tsntion 70 md az Of Pstsyvsnis and %.
o,n sD counties. Refers Chsrls. + Co..
& Co.. Richmond, Va; Tsam p IT,. Riehmond,
T H,en%TpnC 9. WiiIisms Co.. panytlls. 10 -
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Ols
have, in some capacity or other, been con-
stantly laboring in the public service, and |
have seen as many and asstriking instances
of the mutations which attend human at
fairs as ordinarily fall under the observa-
tion of any man in similar period.
When look back over my experiences
of public life and of public affairs, when l
remember the condition of the country six
years ago, and think Of what it is now, |
find that from the beginning every cause
espoused was lost, every purpose for which
labored was defeated, and every hope !
cherished has been disappointed. And
yet am not without consolation and sup
port when / remember that / espoused no
cause that / did not believe to be just, and
that labored and hoped, through good and
through evil report, as became an honest
man and q Virginia gentleman. l am
proud to know that the people whom have
represented have from the beginning, and
under all the trying circumstances through
which we have passed, upheld me with o
generous and afectionate confidence which
has known no varlableness or shadow Of
turning, and that my co-laborers in this
assembly bear witness to the integrity and
fidelity with which have borne myself in
the public service.
Under the new order ofthings now about
to be inaugurated, 60 to my home, not
only prohibited from engaging in the con-
duct of public affairs, State or national,
but denied the privilege of voice or vote
in the selection of those who are. to bear
rule among us. From what have already
said you will understand that personally
/ have nothing to regret in such an exclu-
sion, and would by no means claim that
the public service is likely to suffer any
serious detriment by my withdrawal from
the public councils, but l may be allowed
to suggest that to exclude persons by law
from all participation in public affairs in
community where they enjoy and deserve
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appropriating the public revenue Tor the
fiscal year lS66-'67 reported from the
Committee Of Finance-which was imme-
diately ordered to its second reading ayes,
20; noes, 8. The bill being read second
time,
Mr.. DICKINSON moved to strike out the
appropriation Of $l5,0 900 to the Military In
stitute which motion was opposed by
Messrs. z. TURNER, STRAUGHAN, and GRAY,
and sustained by Mr.. DICKINSON. The
gentlemen opposing the amendment bore
testimony to the great benefits Of the In
stitute in turning out teachers Estate ca
dets), who had in every case save one full
filed their obligation to teach two years
after graduating. Cases were related OF
tons of obscurity and poverty and made
by the Institute men of usefulness, distinc-
ton, and signal ability. -a@J
The motion was lost--l1 to 81.
An effort was next made to strike out
the appropriation to the University, Mr..
GARNErr, who made the. motion, saying he
did so with reluctance. 90 49,.
The motion was rejected without de-
bate-ayes, IA; noes, 81.
The question recurring on the engross-
ment Of the bill, Mr.. GARSETT took. occa-
sion to explain his motion against the
University, which he said was very diff
ferent institution from the Military Insti-
tute. His distinction was that only
wealthy persons were educated there,
while in the Institute poor boys were ena-
Died to acquire all the advantages Of q
liberal education. ''.s
| Mr. WOOD took issue with Mr.. G., and
defended most earnestly and forcibly the
University, showing that 1t, too, educated
certain number free Of charge Annually. !,
MT. kELLAM pitched into the University
| with decided vim. He considered IL az
doing very little good. The graduates were
| impractical, and too proud to do anything
but practice medicine or law, or become
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EMOVA = HABLISTON d
IL BROTHER having bought the large stock Of
Crenshaw, and leased the sore recently occupied
T1oNs 70 THEIR STOCK, to supply all who may
ways keep on hand the finest assortment In the
market, and invite their friends TO give them 4
call at No. so5 Main street, corner oil Ninth, "
stairs. fq
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TBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]
The Presidents Veto.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The following is a
SYNOPSIS of the Presidents Veto Message on the
Military Reconstruction Dill
He submits whether this measure IL not, in
its whole character, scope. ana oDJect, without
or ecedent and without authority an In pal
pable conflict with the plainest proVlsl ons of
ihe Constitution, and utterly destructt We to
those great principles Of liberty and huma nifty
Tor which our ancestors on both sides of the
Atlantic have shed so much blood and ex-
nended so much treasure.
he saws the bill would seem to show upon
its lace that the establishment of peace and
good order is not its real object. He alludes to
the conditions which must be fulfilled before
the neopIe of any Southern State can be re-
iieyeG from the bondage.of military domino
tiop. The military rule which 1t establishes
is plainly to be used, not for any purpose OF
order, but solely as means Of coer-
cling the speople into the adoption Of prin-
cipies and measures to which il is known
they are opposed and upon which they
have an undeniable right to exercise their own
Judgment. He concludes by saying:-"At pre-
sent ten States are denied representation and
when the Fortieth Congress assemblies on the
fourth day of the present month, sixteen States
will be without vote in the House of Repre-
sentatives This grave fact, with the important
questions before u.s. should induce us To pause
in q course OF legislation which, loolZinQ SOLELY
70 the attainment OF political ends fails TO con-
slider the rights II transgresses, the laws which
IL violates, OF the institutions which IL inn
perils,"
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Markets by TeIegranh.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Stocks dull and steady
Chicago and Rock Island, 953z Reading l03;
Canton Company, ,452S;, Erie Railroad, % 116;;
Cleveland and Toledo, llS; Cleveland aud Pitts,
burg 50; Pittsburg. Fort Wayne, and Chicago,
9II%; Michigan Central, l071%; do Southern, 70;
New York Central, 1929; Illinois Central scrip,
1852: Cumberland preferred, 30; Missouri 6s, 92;
Hudson River, 1897; United States Five-twen-
ties, 1862, IlO; do 1864, 1885 do 1865 1868; Ten
forties ex-dfvidend, 9S16; Money, per cent;
Sterling Exchange, S2s; sight. 9J4. Gold closed
at l38A
NEW YORK, March 2.-Cotton quiet at Sl1Sc.
Flour declined 5Ql0c.; sales OF 1900 barrels State
nj SS55@ll'30; Ohio at Sl0'609l2'55; Western at
SS.55@i2OO; Southern at $lO'2O@l625. Wheat duh
and declining. Corn declined l92c.; sales OF
5000 bushels mixed Western at $l'05Sl07; Rye
Quiet. sales OF $500 bushels at $l'l8. Oats dull
and unchanged; Dressed Hogs firm at 9Nc.
Pork frm; new mess at $3.50; prime Sl675@
l7'25. Lard heavy at llA@l2c. Whisky dull
BALTIMORE March 2.-Middling Upland Cot
ton 3lc Coffee quiet and firm at lS3<G1I4c., gold,
in bond, Sugar STEADY and unchanged. Flour
dull and easier. Wheat-winter scarce, but
firm: other kinds, dull and nominal. Corn
active receipts light ordinary white 81; prime
held higher; yellow. CSC. OIL Oats, 5Sc, Glover.
seed, SS'871S@S75. Whisky, in bond unsettled
at 1929 62.SO. Provisions steady: Mess Pork,
S2l'6O; bulk shoulders. $1,000. for loose and
packed. Lard, l215c. for city, and l21z9l27<e Tor
Western,
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NORTH AMERICAN CONFEDERATION.
A Canadian Kingdom to be Formed
Under a Royal Prince.


MONTREAL, G. E., March 1.-Immediately after
vinces under the new Confederation bill, and at
the first reported meeting Of the united repre-
sentatives, the provincial territory will be de-
clared a kingdom and placed under the rule of
Prince Arthur of England. Prince Arthur is
the seventh child and third son of Queen Vic
tOria, and it may be said that in name, reputa-
ton, and character he will be as acceptable Il
ruler for the different people subject to her
Majesty on this side of the ocean as could be
selected-iacts which were not, / am assured,
overlooked in high quarters in raining him.
The young gentleman IS named Arthur VIII
liam Patrick Albert, having received his first
name, by the Queens command, in compliment
to the late Duke of Wellington, and his third as
a mark of regard Tor the whole Irish people, of
whom the Duke was an illustrious representa-
tive. Prince Arthur lacks only couple of
months to complete the seventeenth year of his
age, having been born in May, 1850. He bears
the title of Duke of SAKE. The Prince is
healthy, well formed, and active.
He is not only Irish in his patronymlcs, but
is the only one of the Queens children who
made his entry into public life in Ireland, which
he did couple of years since by attending at
the annual examination in the Royal Hlbernian
Military Academy in Dublin and delivering the
premiums to the sons of the soldiers who dis
tinguished themselves as pupils during the term
The Prince delivered q speeeh-his maiden
efort-On the occasion. So it may be fairly
presumed that he will prove himself both brave
and eloquent, and may, in his executive capa'
city, do much towards neutralizing the Irish
tendency towards Fenianism in America.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2-J. Ross Browne,
in letters received from Lower California, by
the steamer Suwanee, reports the discovery OF
geographical position to the bays and harbors,
and also much information with regard to the
nsherles. The country he reports as compare
Magdalena is q splendid bay for naval stations,
but the surrounding country is barren, and
water scarce.
Mr.. Brown and his party are making de-
tailed reconnaissance Of the interior, and will
probably be four months on their journey. An
elaborate report, embracing charts, measure
ments, and observations of the country, is in
process of preparation.
The steamship Herman, for Yokohama,
Japan, sailed to-day.
The ship Mary Davis, for Hong Kong, which
sailed to-day, carries out S2i3, 900 In treasure.