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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
Dallas HERALD.


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Notice.

HAVE LOST the Land Certificate. 70.
IL lO-3ls, issued by the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office Of the STATE Of
Texas, to the Houston Tap aud Brs1oria
Railvsy Company, on the sih day Of March,
A. I. 1S59, for 81 hundred and forty acres
Of land. IL said ceriihen;s is not found
within the time preserved by law, shaf
aprIy for duplicate thereof.
i vi JAsH. swINDEIlS-
Lancaster Tt1as-
n.t.l..r ae tn Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

IT II
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND LIFE

WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NIvIIICil 10 owned aud controlled ~ the Lodges
w aud members ~ the Order, aud VI which the
present Grand sirv" 10 the rresidrat. chartered
~ the State Of Tennesses; aud money Deposited
sliL the Comptroller thereof In accordance with
the laws Of said State, aud hose agencies have AL
ready been s.tAbliihsd from canadAto California,
aud whose success has been unprecedented since its
organization, beg leave to call the Attention Of the
citizen, Of T-lAs to tho advantages offered b. this
. C'mpsny. Tor further Information apply TO Henry
y, Perkins. State Agent, at Perkins oetagonai
% s',es, Houston, Texas, or TO = b.
wv. swISDELLs,
Agent for Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

Fine PluH TODNCcOs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
hArIUFACroRIESs
"a u and - ChAml@Fs street,
a, a., IS. O., ~. -, I1ITa WEBSTER ,lTrsi,
a. a. a. a. o. 20 ~ "a, "a rs ~ - iAuFvn',IIrri
snun Milhs NJ West Farms, wesiChestoT county,
... Sss York, ..- Il.
Leaf War; Houses al Louisville Nv, Clover, iIahS
county, Va, Cincinnati, u, and heIdsNiils, ~ 4,
The celebrated raoh CiHL smoking. Is superior 20
rny mad, u is do.inoiRisi by pr-,s Of eur owl
Iropi. 1T sedrnsry hahltsi u burns smooth and iIro
81 fns aromatic flavor. docs ROi sing n.s i0rs', AMI
s,pii. very AGREEABLE odor.
tT,ic, for elegant! carved grnulne inrogsrlun1i
plpes" with silver mounting, amber mouth nic'es AMI
packed In handsome monccn pocket raso' aIe PLACED
Ia this brand daily To induce iIIa and overcome 'hv
prejudice existing IN the mind, Il man, pgalust saw
lhirgs.
Tho Eureka smoking Tobacco Il also good article,
but of heavy body, rci flavor and much luNoT prize
II ia very popular article shtrrNrr introduced oNvr
l5OOOUl lis. being sold annually or'icrs isr Ner-
.cbaum Plies are also parked IN this brand every day.
The Century fiur Cut Chewing n our finest Tobacco
Ia the line Of which VIZ have many oihcrs.
Extra Scotch Snuf'' irr dlppiI's lately inir"iu.
ccd, is very good article being sharp, Inns,nt and
gives satisfaction. 49,, =,
These good. eau be hal Of tho Iobhlng trade 10 all
tho principal cities anil rcSicrS viii save time, mon
CIV piid trouble by purchasing OF them.
The traders are invited send for circulars, which
will be mailed upon application
Established in 1900.
! Nov. d, lsG9--l:ly.
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Honest men are easily bound, but you
., l;,,J ln,yo
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ss rllyEuIe lHB gRrIaHrIIs.
ieEIIRiL iNps WESTERN
PkCIFIC, RAILROADS. :

|. Osanes e Tine, OctsAev 16th, 1889.
TRAIN-EA6TWARD-
1E "DAiLX.r-L6ayes. Ban Francisco It 7:0C
AZ; San jose z.4oA Stockton i1:0 !. III
1acramentc i:tor =: T.; Junction Se P.n.; CO.,
81 a MIisSsSsIs ss sS sfo 8 so Il ss?': .-las l
/, fIfRSSs RkiN-WEsTWARDG"bAI.
|LH.rlIsaysS Rfuhdatosy 900 p. n; Klko 7:oo
4. -; Caflin so =. =; Arecnta li:!6 An;
Minnsmncca sof; HI Wndsworta iGso .e.ias; r;in:;
iOsl0 4. H. Sacramento fG00 y. Stockton 1:55
PIX; asTive at San Jose 7:lb r. Il; Ban Fran.
e''sN WaY SS SHii;inf-rAsrwARp-p.,ly. Sunday, nj,
exceptedI leaves Ban Francisco Zoo r. H.;
Ban Jose &o :: HI Stockton 8sS r. T.; arrives
WAY IAiiIS@.oWEsTrwAnD-Dsis, eun-
days excepted, leaves Sacramento $50 4. Nj
Stockton, &a6 4. H.; arrives st ean Jose 1875
1G& r. H.; San Francisco loo r. y. tst. y
ATLANTIC HOTEL RXPRReS, compseed
q Pullman RAlAeei Cosches, With Restaurant
Commissary Car attached, running through on
fsst time 70 Omaha without change Of cars, Will
lrrise at Promontory Tuesdays 900 2. i and
Omaha Thnr.days $40 z. n; RETURNING,
|aiPfvmcnt6sy Thurtdsys 1000 4. 4; San Fran.
ciaco Fridays Q ,. = Tickets and sBershs fot
this train can be secured only at the Company's
Onco, AIS CAlifofnia street, San FrAnciSeo., :
NARYSV1LIE TRAINS Daily (eundays
excepted, Leave Sacramento 6:10 A. =. and 4l0
,. n; auiveiat Aaxysvills losl6 Al. md 400
:. s TRAINS FROM HARYsvILE 10 SAC
RAMENT0 AND SAN FRANCISCO Daily,
(Sundays excepted, leave Marysvfle 9:1b a. 4.
and 12.50 p. 4; arrive at Sacramento fI:80 4. 4.
and b:la ?. u; Ban Fnncisco e:aoP. 4. and 100
Z THROUGH FARE RRDUcED.-From San
Ynncisca o. elcrsmento to Omaha, go IS; 70
Tosf. e tsl siia %; 70 q Boston, III 8; 70 New.
osffS1i silver slT PLACE Z SLEEPING coAoHrs
ers run daily nom Ban Frsncisco to Promontory.
Double Lower Berth, eS co.. Double Upper
Berth, Is 90; State Rooms, SO 90. Double
Befths accommodate two psrsons; State Rooms,
> DS Second 81 sHS'ei CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco COO ?. n; Sacramento 500 A. =. Fare to
on.ha, s4.; 81. Louis, $ls; Chicago, ts; New
CHILDREN not over Twelve u2) years Of
age, Half Faro; under Five @ years Of age.
, lee POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult
passenger) Free. 50 Pounds Baggage (per
child between aud - yeArs Of ege) rree.
EXTRA BAGGAGT (over 100 lbel betw9en
Sacramento and Omaha lcurrencO tl5 per 100
pounds. A. n. TOWNE, Qcnl eupt
October i16, 1853. - 4E1T ocHu
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SIS. Get the Best. $50.
Buy the only Genuine Improved
buy the only Genuine improve"
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
oRorpE WATCH COMPANY.

rrHEY ARETHE BEST MAKE, HUNTING
j Cases. finely chased; look and wear IKE nne
gold. and are equal In appearance to the pes.
gold watches usually costing $50. Full Jewelcd
levers. Gonts' and Ladies' sizes. at SD each.
OUR DOUBLE EXTRA REFINED Solid
Oroide Gold Hunting Cases. Full Jewsled
Levers, are equal 10 500 gold watches; regu,
lated and guranteed to keep correct time. and
wear and not tarnish, with Extra Fine Cases.
at $40 each.
No Money is Required in Advance: We send
by Express anywhere within the United states,
paysbie TO agent on delivery, with the privilege
10 open and examine before paid for. and II not
satisfactory. returned. by paving the Express
CHARGES Goods will be sent by mail as Regis
tered package, prepaid, by sending cash In
advance. ,,.,. a,
extra watch free making seven SIS watches ior
Son or seven $40 watches for $la0.
ALSO ELEGANT oRoIDE GOLD CHAINS
of latest and most costly styles, for Ladies and
Gcntlemcn, from 10 10 10 inches long, at =, 81,
SS and Ss each, sent with watches at lowest
Wholesale prices. State kind and size OF watch
r.nnired and order only from
THE ORoIDE WATCH Co.,
oe1s.d3m lis Fulton Street, New York.
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A wonder on four legs" lac crri7ed in
Louisville from the Cumberland rcuntains.
It is about two feet in height, and might
be mistaken for a fawn at distance. It's
colors are dark gray and pure white. rs
legs and face being more or Ices spotted.
1t is q female, has the nose Of 8 GhccD, IS
knock-kneed, has crooked hind lcgs, FAT
shoulders, large heavy ears, md tolcra-
bly, long, bushy tail. Its feet -cscn bic
those of sheep. When standing nnttraL y
there is a hump en- it's back, and it would
be q success as q camel were 1t only tall
enough. 1t subsigts on food similar to that
provided for sheep. 1ts nature seems very
docile, though it will sometimes jump at
strangers. When captured it was swim
ming Kentucky river, and swan very
rapidly.
European advices say that it vas ru-
mored at Paris that Minister Dix had pro-
tested against the unusual honors shown
jeff. Davis at the military school of St. Cyr
on his recent visit there. The French Co.
vernment officially denies that any such
protest has been made.
The New York Tribune association have
insured the life of Mr.. Greeley for Slo0, 900.
Living or dead, the philosopher is to be
turned to some account.
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed q
resolution "to promote good morals by pro-
hibiting the chewing of tobacco in the As
sembly chamber"
John T. Ford contemplates building q
SPLENDID theatre in Baltimore, on the corner
Of Baltimore and Pacs street,, IL IT. allac
to cost $l50,000.
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42ithmond nispatth.
wEDNESDAY....F FEBRUARY 3, 1853

H,>,s Roov ESTrnEp-TuE Man
p,>rrn AND GAGGED AND RopBED OF
ca 0oo Last night about : o'clock Mr..
T;1i;,n, Morcy was seated in the suit o;
-,or,. # a friend on the southeast corner
- a-oodwav aud Prince streets, awaiting
- rc.nrn II the proprietor, who had tenn
~. 81. ohscntcd himself, when the door
L.'" ,nI locked from the outside, as he sup
,aso5 w his friend. There was no light
10 roo,n beyond the dull rays thrown il,
,hro,,,h the window by the tiickering stree,
,amr hut this exhibited to his affrightcd
,;si6n the forms of three men approaching
swords the window where he sat with Il
io--c knife hraudished over him. On
arriving in front Of him one Of them raised
the glittcrirC blade and ordered him not to
move, resist. or give an alarm, or he would
In him. MIR. Morcy, prof;ing by the re
collections of MIR. Rogers's rashncss in
sacrificing his life by resistance, remained
,,,eeive. and permitted himself to be bucked
,,l ,-srrsd This work accomplished, the
-,,n,an. mi away the knife and coolly pro-
rn.Icd 10 strip Morcv Of his valuablcs. In
an inside pocket they found wallet con-
tanning 500, which thcy transferred to
their own custody. Next they requested
rho loan Of his valuable gold watch and
chsju. One of them admired q valuable
sa1;tqjrc diamond ring that sparkled in the
rasI;rht and removing it from Morey's
,nrcr tried il upon his own, and, as il
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Who MURDERED DR.. BURDELL THE
conviction OF Blaisdell and Eckel, for de-
frauding the Government out of the whis-
key tax, is reviving "reminiscences of the
celebrated Burdell- Cunningham Bond
street, murder, which created SO much ex-
element in this city some fifteen or sixteen
years ago. DR.. Blaisdell, it will be remem-
bered, was accused of completely in the
crime by one of the counsel for the prosecu-
ton, but nothing ever came of the accusa-
ton, except subsequent threats on the part
of the Doctor to sue journal for libel for
reiterating it. His companion, Eckel, was
indicted conformity with Mrs. Cunningham
for the murder, but as nothing was proved
against him, he, as well as Mrs. Cunning
ham, was acquitted. And now, after long
lapse of years, these two men are again be-
fore criminal court, and occupying much
public attention; but this time, as fate
would have it, as convicted criminals await
ing sentence to the felon's cell. Sogoes the
world. Verify, the way of the transgressor
is hard .-Nelr York Express.
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BREAKING or DAVIS AND FLOOD IN Con
yreTic~r-LoSS OF LIE AND DESTRUCTION
os PROPERTY - DdnjtWU, Conn.,, February
Last evening the Upper kohanza dam,
which supplies this borough with water,
gave way, letting down water with such
force a. TO carry away the lower dam also.
The water of the two dams thus let loose
formed an irresistible force, which carried
away everything before it, Flint's dam,
which was carried away by the flood last
summer, was again destroyed. Upper
Nau-srect bridge was carried away also
Ralmfoyth avenue and White-etreet bridges,
while Path-strcct bridge, and one at Lacy
Hoyts, were rendered almost impossible
Houses aud small buildings were carried
jgwu the dam and destroyed. Immense
cakes Of ice, with rocks, trees, &C., were
carried to a great defiance. A house in the
north end Of the town, occupied bya family
named Clark, was carried away, with the
inmates A man, his wife, and boy, were
drowned. The body Of Miss Humphrey
Tas found, and the bodies Of Mrs. Hustled
arI Mrs Charles Andrews were also re
.ayerci. Thus far five bodies have been
found but Is a number Of persons are miss
ug il is feared they have been drowned.
1t is supposed that twelve or thirteen lives
are lost.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

Grain and Flour Markets.
Com AND FLOUR ExcBAHaE,l
RIcHNosD, VA, February 2, 1859. }
oYFERIEGs.
Wbent.-White, 26 bushels. Red, lsO bush
els. ,
els.
Onts-6o4 bushels.
Rve.-34 bushels.
Wtent.-White, is bushels prime at ~ 80; le
bushels fair on private terms-totai, 81 pusn-
els. Red, IA bushels prime al s1ip 70 S S1 aoM
on private terms "a bushels fair ~ si.sSM,
So bushels 1T 1885, 20 bushels at Sl.oo' IL
bushels foul ut 81. 75--total, $50 bushels.
Gprn.-White, 30 bushels good on private
terms; $50 bushels damp at 7Sc.; IL busheis
good ut soc. % bushels very good at Slc.-to-
tai. 532 bushels. Mixed, I64 bushels prime on
private terms; 300 bushels very good at soc.
1876 bushels ut 79c.-total JlO bushels.
Odts.-22s bushels prime at 72Hc. ; 80 bushels
black ut 73c. 1874 bushels very good on private
terms; 80 bushels good 1t roc. Total, SOP bush
els.
Rys.-Is bushels at Sill; l6 bushels at 81. AZ.
Total, 81 bushels.
RE-ExHTsITED.
corn White, a5i bushels. Mixed, l6i bush
els
Oats-330 bushels.
REaARKs.-Oferings OF Corn to-day, l,7s6
bushels, of which lis were re-exhibited and
l,042 bushels sold; market rather heavy.
Wheat in demand. oats recovered from the
check of the preceding day Rys--Oferings
small and no change in rates.
Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the 30th ultimo western and
| southern yellow Corn was quoted at $l.02 TO
| 81. O3; western mixed at Csc. TO 81 ; and white
| at CSC. to 81 oats in moderate demand at 10
| to SEC for southern and western, the latter
| price for choice. Rye, Sl.6o to $l.65.
New York.
In New York on the lst instant Flour was
dull. Wheat dull; sales Of $4,000 bushels at
81 so to 81 81 for No. spring delivered $1.62h
for No. and No. spring, mixed; and 81 10
for white California. Corn dull and lower ;
sales of 81 900 bushels ct 81 to a3c. for new
mixed western, and 94c. for yellow southern.
RE dull. oats dull and heavy; sales of $1,000
bushels western ut IS to 7oc., in store and
ailoat.
Total stock of grain In New York in ware
house February L. 1865: Wheat, 1889. 900
bushels; corn, l,399,s79 bushels; oats, 2,472,
352 bushels rye, DPS $50 bushels barley, 1885,,
500 bushels malt, 81, l9l bushels; peas, IS, 426
bushels
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UNITED STATES OBSERVATORY AT SALT
LAEE.-The Deseret Ne1cS says An OBJ
servatory is building for and under the di-
rection of George W. Dean, Of the United
States coast survey, in Salt Lake city, to
obtain an exact meridian, and for the pur-
pose of determining the difference Of lon
gitude at specified points across the CONT
nept from Cambridge, Mass, to San Fran
cisco, Cal. He has established an interme-
date station at Omaha, Nebraska, 1900
miles west of Cambridge, and is establish
ing another in Salt Lake, 1000 miles west
of Omaha, and little under 900 miles east
Of San Francisco. To obtain the requisite
blocks for the purposes required, Brigham
has to send teams to Weber kanyon, and
bring blocks distance of sixty miles,
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WASHINGTON, February 2.-HoLSe.-A
resolution was offered directing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to withhold bonds
from the beneficiary railroads sufficient to
secure the construction of first rail
road.
The Secretary of War was Intercepted
as to whether any district commander has
turned over to the civil authorities for trial
or punishment any person tried and con-
victed by military tribunals.
The pension bill was considered, with an
amendment that no widow shall by mar
riage forfeit her pension.
A bill for establishing bridge over East
river between New York and Brooklyn was
so amended as to prohibit such bridge OBJ
structing navigation, and was then passed
The President transmitted the CORE
spondence on the subject Of the Fenlans
imprisoned in England.
Mr.. Robinson said he would kick any
man into the middle of next week who
talked about a treaty with England until
the imprisoned Fenians were liberated
The correspondence was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The Senatc amendment TO the bill de.
claring all Offices vacant that are now held
by persons disqualified under the four
teenth amendment was adopted, and the
bill now goes to the President for sigma
ture. The bill provides for the remova
within thirty days after its passage OF al
officers in Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas
ineligible under the fourteenth amend
ment.
,Senate.-The Judiciary Committee va!
discharged from the further consldera'ioA
of female suffrage petitions.
Mr.. Wilson introduced constltutlona
amendment assuring suffrage and Office t
all except rebels.
Appropriation bills were discussed e
great length. Adjourned.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

VIRGINIA LANDs.-The Alexandria Ga
zette hears that increased attention and in
terest are being shown at the North t
lands lying adjacent to Alexandria and tn
national capital, and along the Orange, AL
exandria and Manassas railroad.
LAND SALEs-The farm Of Tazewel
McCorcle, near Salem, Roanoke county, a
sixty dollars per acre, including fine i'm
provements.
The farm of B. F. Houll, in Amhers
county, ut ten dollars per acre.
The farm of Michael Airhart, within on,
and half miles of Big Lick depot, il
Roanoke county, at ten dollars per acre
Lynch6arg Republican.
CATTLE.-Eleven carloads of very supe
rior cattle, belonging to various gentlemen
from the southwest, were shipped to tn.
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets oveI
the Orange road yesterday afternoon.
Five carloads we're also shipped yester
day over the Southside road for the Balti
more market via neutrality-suspicious.
Nelos, I'd.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN SCOTT COUNTY,
An ARRAY occurred at Osborne's Ford, il
Scott county, on Thursday last, between
William s. Saul and John Pendleton, during
which the latter was shot by the former
and it is supposed mortally wounded. WI
heard no particulars of the affair, but learr
that Saul claims to have acted in self-de
fence. -Lynchborg Ne,oS.
Judge A. B. Moore, formerly United
States senator from Maine, and attorney
general for that State now one of the pro
prietors of the iron works below the city
is lying quite i'll at the Washington House.
Lyuchbavg Republican.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. Felix Gun,
ningham, who resides at McIyer's depot, il
Amherst, while on his return home from
this city one day last week, was approached
from behind by some unknown person
knocked senseless from his horse with 6
club, and dragged into the woods and rob
bed of about seventy dollars in money anc
some small purchases he had made here
This daring outrage was perpetrated withir
three miles of this city, on the old stage
road leading to Amherst Courthouse, ant
in broad daylight. Mr.. Cunningham ii
wholly unable to say who the robber was
as he saw or heard no one, and the force O.
the blow he received rendered him insensi
BILE for an hour or more.-Lynchburg Ne,oS
Mr.. Charles s. Mccoy, printer, of Nor
folk, died on Monday last. At the break
ing out Of the late war he enlisted in thu
Independent Grays, and while in servic'
on Craney island contracted the seeds o
the disease which cost him his life.
PosT-oFFIcE AFFAIRS Virginia Offices
| Office at Omega, Halifax county, is reestab
lished, and E. G. Davis appointed postmas
ter, to be supplied from Wolf Trap. Offic
at Oakland, Morgan county, is discount
nued papers now to Berkeley Springs. A
Martinsville, Henry county, David Earle.
is appointed postmaster, vice H. F. Wilkin
declined. At New Canton, Buckingham
county, Henry Davis postmaster, vice E
W. Weeks resigned. Virginia route No
4,437, Tappahannock to Richmond, is trans
ferred from R. Nj. AyreS to j. 7. Rouse, Of
the execution and return Of contracts.
West Vrginia.-Office at Second Greek
Greenbrier county, is reestablished, AM
Robert A. Patterson appointed postmaster
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
SUMNER SCHOOL.
SU n MER SCHO OIL

LECTURERS.
J. :. WELLF0RD, NJ D.. Materia Medlca and
Therapeutics. ,,.
81 l.. JAMES, M. D., Practice Of Medicine.
r. j. PEBBLES, NJ. D., diseases Of Women
and Children.
j. X. PAGE, NJ. D., Surgery.
W. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Chemistry.
f. b. WATKINS, N. D., Obstetrics.
j. Il. SHELTON, NJ. D., Physiology.
GEORGE ROSS, NJ. D.. Anatomy: M.
The NEXr Session WILL , COa NE Idn, IA
The course will consist of daily lectures and
examinations, with appropriate clinical ilstruc-
ton. -.
The hospitals furnish ample opportunity to
stuGy cases Of disease and the season THE sum-
mer) diseases.
Facilities will be afforded for dtssecting. Text
Books those used Ia the winter.
For graduation, the Faculty recognize attend
ance Oh these lectures equivalent to ayears study
in a preceptor's oflce. and In the winter course
allow q credit OF half their cost.
FEES: MatrtculatioE, rs Lectures, geo.
For circular or any further information, apply
To NJ. L. JAMES, NJ. ID Dean,
3dswSw1aw4w s0s east Grace street.
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whole matter thoroughly. We doubt not
from evidence already before US that the
Governor has acted with the strictest IN
tegrity. The only question is as to his dis
erection, which is being fully investigated:
We are induced to make this reqnsa OF
you because of the hasty course Of the Trea-
surer in making public certain communi-
cations.
Oh. MORGAN,
"W. R. PELL,
&C, C. CLAGHoRN,
"Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

THE GOVERNMENT AND TIE CLERGY OF
ArsrRIA.-There are no signs of peace be-
tween the Government and clergy of Aus
tria. Each party is in measure success
full. The Government has passed more
laws in relation to civil marriage, and
shows its determination to complete, SO far
as law can do it, the liberal Legislation
which is now its settled policy. On the
other hand, the clergy refused to yield ODE
dience to the new Law. In some cases pun
ishment has followed the refractory con-
duct of the ecclesiastics, bus it has not yet
had the effect to inducs hem to submit
The Government is in peculiar condition
The people have demanded the reforms that
have now been made by statute, but it evil
IDENTITY has not the full courage necessary tc
enforce them, the hold of the Church and
of the clergy being too strong to be easily
shaken off. The ultimate result Of the con-
flict is not at all doubtful, nevertheless
London Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

New Yonk 1TEMs.--Ne,o York, Febru-
airy |. This morning noted English thief
was arrested, and it is asserted that there
is most positive proof that the fellow is the
murderer of Mr.. Rogers. He has served a
term in the penitentiary.
j. M. Evans, butcher at Stapleton,
Staten Island, hung himself last night. No
cause for the act is known,
AT the Tombs police court this morning
Frederick A. Goodall, Wesley Linn, Simon
Wolf, and James Wilkinson, known as Wall
street operators, were brought up, and held
for examination on the charge Of defraud-
ing the Union Pacific Railroad Company
out of first mortgage bonds to the value OF
Sl24, 600.