Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-20
ALEXANDRIA.

"A LEAAVO hlA.
Elections for u. S. Senators took place yes
terday in the Legislatures of New York. Indi-
ana, Maine, Delaware, Missouri, Massachu-
sets, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan and
Kqns is. with the following result. New York
lIx-Gov. Fenton. Indiana-No election
blaine hannibal Hamlin. Delaware-James
A. Bayard, short term ; Thos. Z. Bayar d, long
term. Missouri-Gen. Carl Schurz Massa-
chusetts-Senator Sumner, reelected. Min
nesota-Seuator Ramsey, reelected. Peunsyl-
vania--J, A. Scott Michigau-Senator Chand-
lcr, re elected. Kansas-No election. ln
Kansas there was no caucus nomination, and
no election yesterday, though Mr.. Upton, the
present Radical Senator, received the largest
vote. The Radicals of the Wisconsin Legisla-
1ure in caucus have nominated Mr.. Carpenter
as the successor OF Senator Doolittle.
The Richmond Wing speaking of the at
temped Reconstruction, or New Movement,
going on 10 Washington, says:-"We suspect,
beyond favorable and kindly reception OF the
and Gen. Grant, nothing definite has yet been
concluded. And we think it not improbable,
from intimations that have reached Us, that
another programme, emansting from a differ
ent quarter, likely to prove more satisfactory
to all parties, will supercede the incomplete ac-
lion of the Committee The reports from
Washington, and the statements sent abroad
10 the newspapers, are quite eontradictoryto, and
generally, We thick, so far, amount to very
little
While the BOARD OF Registration in
Greenbrier county, West Virginia, few days
ago, were holding session, rejecting from the
list of voters the best Union men in the county,
because they would not unite with the Radi
Gals, and practising other enormities and dis
graceful acts, to the intense disgust of all the
respectable bye ISLANDERS, window shutter Of
The Court House sammed-and the guilty set
at work were frightened. ''Sherif, said one
OF them, after recovering from his alarm, ''ar
rest the man who fired that gun A roar of
laughter followed the order for arrest!
Gen. Grant is to visit Baltimore this week,
10 attend meeting OF the Trustees Of the Pea
body Educational Fund. He will be there on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. He has de-
,lned any public reception, but has accepted
invitations to the residences Of Mr.. Eaton and
Mr.. Albert. On Saturday he will receive the
visits of the citizens of Baltimore who may call
on him.
A man milliner in Paris who is said to be
an Englishman and immensely rich, Is now
the arbiter of fashion in France, has a chateau
most splendidly furnished lives in the most
costly style, and receives aud entertaus ali the
most celebrated fashionable people, including
princesses, eountesses, marshals, &c. 1t Is
said many of these people owe him large sums
OF money.
The Richmond Conference Committee have
agreed by resolution to postpone the cOnVen'
zion invited by them to assemble In Richmond
February 10th until the 18th of March next,
lin order to allow time, after definite action
by Congress on the measures submitted TO 1t,
for the consideration of those measures by the
p'0p'' u "s'"'". --
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the Radical party In the different States where