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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-05
BY james VI. Taylor, AurliGnrcr,
three doors below >potswood IIotcl.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a HOUSE AND
EETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND ElGil-
TENTH STREETS, At ArCTiON.-i;y vr-
tine at decd at trust executed Icy William &.
Nhitcman aud wife To secure y certain sum at mo-
ucy therein named, dated June H. ist5, tHd duly
recorded in tho clerk office "thC Richmond Iinst-
iugs Court the Undersigned. trustee In said decd,
will ri The request ot The bcuciiciaricS in saiddcc',
offer for sale u; public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 10th day Ol June l>b9. 4. ) O'Clock
T.. NJ. II fair. not the next fair day thereafter.
Il portion OF the property therein r"nVcyr'l--ii
being HOUSE aud LDr Oh il'c south ~id" "i Clay
between seventeenth AMI Eighteenth streets, in
the city rf Richmond, adjoining" the property NJ
Mr. \. >cosyIck and oi hers. fronting - feet on
CIry street. running back about IL! feet.
my al JAMES " TAYLOR, Trustee.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE NE 4 |;
- HONDTON. MECKLENEUEG COUNTY,
NA.-LS commissioner Of The circuit court al
NccklcuhUrg in the suit 81 Boyd \ son for &c.r$.
Griffin II utS.. shall, on TUESDAY The 18Th day
of uuc next. sell III public auction, upon The pre-
misses. The LA NI,S now owned hy George +. Grit
tin, living two miles below Ioydt"n. on the Peters
burg and Eoydt"u plank-road confirming iili;tE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. more or less.
Some two-thir's Of this land Is arabic, and the re-
>i,Iur. for the nnsi part. in original growth.
There i upon this tract comfortable dwelling
house, with the necessary oH-hui!dlng,. There +
also upon the premises mill site, with The mill
house and Il AturcS.
Possession delivered OF The lst day Of January,
Ism.
TERMS OF SALE : Onc-:hir,l of the purchase mo-
ncy to he paid in cash and the residue thereof l."
bc paid in two equal instruments at SIX ana twclfc
months The purchaser To execute bonds lortlc lie
iCrrcd payments CARRYING interest from the day 81
sale. AMI The title u The land In lac retained until
the whole Of the purchase money IS pald
:. K. JOHNSON, Commissioning:
my 2f-tJcl3 H"ydton, Va.
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G.. A. ENDLN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER BoYD'S OFFICE,

BOIDTDN, MI! II. TN0T.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that | have appointed Ed
NF.SDAI the 23d day of June next for executing
said decree when they will appear before me at
my Office with the necessary evidence, &C, 10 en-
able me to do so. AFFIXED Db1D,
my l5-Slw Commissioner.
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BAUGHMAN BROTHERS.
RICHMOND, June ., $50.

49," ~ RICUMOND Dune ., 1sBg.
STOCK SCRIP LOST~-Application has
y been made To the Richmond and Danvillc Rail-
road Company for the RENEWAL OF SCRIP
No. 1857 for 80 sharcs) fifty shares OF stock Of the
Richmond and Danvilc Railroad Company, Issued
In the name Of JOHN r. EDMUNDS. JR., son OF
iaui 6. TdInundS The original having been lost.
PAUL G. EDMUNDS,
&c I-2aw4w Guardian.
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STRAYED FROM my HOUSE, ON fEg
- Twcnty-slxth and Clay streets, last ILL.
reward OF FIVE DOLLARS viii be paid for her
return To me. jc l-Ts1 A. +. DICKINSON
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NECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
w April :. 1869 -
\. Boyd 4 Son, who sue for the benefit of 5: Il.
Johnson their trustee. .Ilainilns,
against
Alexander Sy,lnor, coroner, and rs such admins
TRAITOR OF Lucy Clark, dcccascd &c,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
This cause. in which The plaintiffs appear to have
proceeded against the absent defendant In the man
itcr prescribed by law, and which has been rcgu-
Iary maturCd and set for hearing ut the rules,
came on To bc heard on the bin taken for confcsScd
and exhibits. and was argued by counsel. On con-
S,cratiun whereof the court doth ad:udgc, order,
and decree, that one Of the commissioners OF this
court, after giving notice by publication once
week Tor four successive weeks in The Richmond
Dislatch, Il paper published IN the city Of Rich
mond iahicli notice shall be equivalent to per
sunai service upon the parties Interested, of the
time and place of taking the same. do take an ac-
count Of all outstanding membranes upon the
real estate OF Lucy Clark, deceased with their
prioriics. And that the same commissioner take
An account of the annual value of the rents and
profits of the said real estate, and that the commits
sioncr report his proceedings under this decree TO
the court. y copy-Tcstc ~
G.. \. ENDLY, Clerk.
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,-a-- by Sampson Jones' Jr., .szss. = -
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary
WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, mt my
t,.,cn M,im and cary on MONDAY, It'll instant,
commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock A. d., good
stock OF
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS &c,
to which the attention OF the trade Is Invited.
lax S. JONES, i'll.
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D0STpnNEAIENT

POSTPoNENENT
The above sale i postponed to THURSDAY,
June 10, at 10 clock NJ
}. L, hrrERSON, Trustee
JET \. RUTIIEiiGLEN. Assignee.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.-Ry virtue Of two
- executions i'll my hands rS. William r.. john
son. shall proceed IT, sell ut The Sturchousc re-
Gently occupied hy said johnson, No. I322 Main
street. on TUESDAY IN" 9Th day of June, lsG9, at
II o'clock, tn the highest bidder,
800 pairs assorted SHOES and BOOTS,
Lot TRUNKS,
FIXTURES In store.
aud the interest Of said johnson In the LEASE OF
TIE PREMISES, expiring In September next.
i. J.. WINSTON. deputy sheriff
for W. \. ELDERKIS, Sheriff City Richmond.
j.9
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SsECk, ENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
EovG & Son. who sue for Inc benefit OF ;; G H.
Johnson their trustee. ''iN''''
against Deronda Mt
IN CUAECERY. 49,. =
,rh,s ,,uso which has boon regularly nature
aud 90, for hearing ut tho rules, came on 10 ne
heard ON the bin taken for confessed
and was argued by counscl On n aaarnn
whereof the court doth adudgc order anu uecFec,
thai one Of the commissioners of this court lIcr
living notice by publication once wceh n1F ima OUT
orrrrss;- :" weeks In the Richmond DiSPuW, u pa
nrr nulliss,d In the city Of Richmond lWhich no
lice shall be equivalent to personal service upon
the parties intcrcsedl OF inc tns anu ", all ont
. sndp. ncnmbrnc upon the interest of the DC
tmdnt Salic Baptist: In the land in inc procct t
49,, ,",i toned with their prioritcs. hndthat inc
"T,r comm ISIS oncr take an account OF Inc annua
TaInc If the rents and profits of snid Interest ana
accIcc " 'hi' oo"' G; a. ENDLT, Clerk.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VAL

ry'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALU-
i ABLE rhcrERTTf, y DuVAL,s
ADDITION. At THE CORNER or Du-
VAL AND ST. JOHNS STREETS, FORMER;
LY KNOWN AS TIE DGVAl-STRELT
RESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, AND NOW
CALLED TIE "AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZIoN."-By virtue Of deed OF
trust bearing date Sth December lS65. executed
by Robert 7. Boiling and others. Trustees Of the
Duval-StrCct Methodist Church, known by the
MANS Of the african Methodist Episcopal
Zion" duly recorded in Richmond Iinstmgs
Court, shall at Tie request Of tile holder OF the
bonds secured thereby, proceed To- sell at public
auction. OH the premises, on THURSDAY the 10th
June. 1869, at O'Clock I. ~. if fair II mol, me
first fair day thereafter. the property conveyed by
the said decd. consisting Of i Lot located "a
above, with the BRICK EDIFltE thereon Tor
mcr.y used rs house Of Worship by the 'rcsbytc-
rian denomination, aud now by the African Ne
tliodist Church.
TERMS: The deed requires u cash sale: but b.;
consent of the holder Of the unpaid notes secured
ir said decd lic viii accept In lien OF cash one
fourth cash balance 81 4, IL and l. months for ne
autilblc notes. interest added secured ny u trust
deed. CHRISTOPHER w AIiIHbl,
my ~ Trustee.
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b.
- tary order stspcndng the sale of this fine cS-
tate having been rrSciudcd. tho same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned as trustees
named In certain decd OF trust executed Ia Us by
The late Robert Saunders md Lucy II. his wife,
bearing date January list. ISL nndof record In the
clerks Office OF the county court 81 ork county.
Tho farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRIED ACRES, j. situated ou Queens creek, 4
bold, naTglblc tributary OF The York river, aud
distant from the ancient city OF Williamsburg
about four miles. I'll" soil Is wei adapted l." all
the fruits, grains, and vegetables, OF mild ell
mate and tlc-wacr situat ION. and IL said also To
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will be made on MONDAY the ON day
of August l'9 III tho front door o thccourl-houac
In Williamsh burg. on the following
TERMS ouc-half the purchase money on Tn"
tIv of sale the balance in two equal INSTRUMENTS,
payable re- p"c'ivcly January 1T. ls7", and jnnu-
AIRY Isl l-7: for the deferred payments, I'D" pllr-
chaser executing two bonds carrying Interest from
day u; sale and secured by deed 81 trust for The
said land.
& 4 +; 2$T%1AS; Trustees
Is trustee n,Icr subs cIuCni decd al trust niahc
by Robert Saunders conveying IN" real estate
above mcnt iOncd. will. al In" request Of James
W. Cu4tcs, the surety secured. unite In the sale
my 2j---G0t W. ;. PEAEiiI. Trustee"
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BY Francis T. Isbcll,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORf
l. WOODEN TENEMENT, WITH \ BRICk
BASEMENT AND LOT. NEAR THE MECllA-
NICSVILLE TURNPIKE At TIE INTERSEC-
TON OF JAY AND JAMES sTREETS.By
virtue Of decd OF trust from Joseph j. Mcttcrt
and wife to the undersigned. dated the 9Th day of
May; 1858 and recorded In the Office Of the clerk
OF 1Icnrlco county court, shall offer for sale at
public auction. on the premises. on SATURDAY
The 5th day Of June 1860, Mt o'clock p: ~; AL
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND, with n TW o.
STORY WOODEN TENEMENT thereon, with
brick basement near Mcchanicsvile turnpike at
the intersection of Jay and James streets ln Hen
rico county, Immediately adjoining the city of
Richmond. Said LOT fronts 10 feet, and runs
back the entire depth of Lot No. In Square l52 In
Adams s plan.
TERMS: Cash rs to 80 much as may be ncccs-
sary to pay the sum of 300, with interest from the
9Th day Of May, 1860, and TIL" expenses of sale !:
and as TO the remainder, upon such terms as shall
he announced on day OF sale
my3I HENRY G. CANNON, Trustee.
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ICE.
--s--->~-a~-l>-~--
NJ q l. L Ii L Il \ G L.
SMYTu Il MCGOWAN,
DEALERS IN
NORTHERN ICE,

I,l75 TONS SPLENDID MAINE ICE.
and have made arrangements 10 obtain an ample
supply during the summer.
Inland dealers would consult their interests by
obtaining supply now, Will" the weather is cool
and TIC loss from nsportatiuu small.
Particular attention paid To PACKING ICE on
who has had more experience In that branch than
any other person In the city.
City customers and dealers supplied promptly a.
usual.
ONCE and houses South side Dock and Seven
tccuth street pVst-ollicc box $50, Richmond, Va.
up 7-W&S?m
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RHECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COUlE-


James Hayes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Deichaah''
II CIIANCEKI. 100
ON the motion of Samuel G.. Farrar. sheriff. ana
administrator Of Charles Hudson, deceased. ny
counsel. leave is granted him I" nc his pcll.ln',
Then this cause which las been regularly nIaturcd
and set for hearing III the rules came on l." DC
hcar,! on Tie bil!--takCn for confessed INC pcitlni
of Samuel g. Farrar sheriff and rs such admins
TRAITOR of Charles Hudson, dcccascd-and cIhlhiiS'
and WIS argued ny counsel. On consideration
whereof The court doth adiudgc order ana decree,
that one of The commissioners of tins court alter
giving notice by publication once 4 week Tor Tour
Successive weeks in the Richmond DlsPntchi
PAPER published In the city of Rtclnond-wiich
notice shall he Equivalent to i personal service
upon the parties inlercstcd-of the time ana place
OF taking the same, do take an account ol al ont-
standing membranes upon the real estate oI Inc
defendant, James Hayes. Jr., with their prorltlcs
and that the commissioner take IN account oi
The annual value Of the rents and profits of the said
real estate, and that he report his proceedings
under this decree 10 this court.
4 copy-Tcstc: -
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Co.n1ss,oNER BoyD's OFFICE,

,,,,r,i. t,,crceicd IN the foregoing decree arc
hereby m"lcd that have APP POINTED ,d Scr,
The sth day Of June 1862 for Ca b"f;'rc me, at my
"iIic, viii, the necessary evidence. csbie me 10
do 2bFh ~ .siuurr
my l5--Siw lonhil@
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TRUSTEES SALE or \ VALUABLE
4 FARM OF ONE THOUSAND TWO TT y
DRIED AND SENENTl-FINE \ RES OF
KENT COINTN.--By virtue OF a trust decd exc
cutrd To III" subscriber by Richard &. Smith and
wife, dated Eth day Of September. i'G., recorded
in the New Kent county court clerk = OIirC, wt'
will sell nj public auction. on tn" premises, on
THURSDAY the 2ih day Of jane nest. In" tract
Of land conveyed by said decd, situated Ia t,.
county ut New Kent containing. bv estimation,
FDI'R III L y u Il T. u AND SENENTI-FlNE
ACRES of high land lyn. on the Pamunkcy river,
"flocaion. Is unsurpassed by any land upon tl','
river.
The improvements upon this land consist Of the
buildings necessary for Il farm of lis size. Two
hundred acres Of the farm froutiu" on the rWcrar1
cleared and under cultivation. The balance Of the
high land lies contiguous H. the river tract has on
II Sul'icirnry OF lumber for the support al the
farm aud Il large portion thereof might with Il
small outlay, hc prepared for profitable ciIliiva-
ton. Eight hundred acr"s consist OF Il marsh well
suited for grazing purposes, and has always been
used for such purpose.
TERMS OF SALE: About 81. 500 will he required
in cash So ON payable on the eth September l>5..
with interest from date. ana for any excess Of sal"
Il reasonable credit, made known upon the day Of
sale. Will hc given.
The purchaser will he required To execute Il trust
deed upon the land, 10 ~cCur" H." deferred pny-
mcnis. providing for The annual payment Of such
interest rs shall accrue thereon.
". ". TA!lAFERRO.} Tru4tccs
THOMAS HAHIIAM, ''"'''NS'
my 2O-F&Tuiw
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed until further notice.
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r-tpszB By Cook q Banghton. Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
DLOODED HORSES, FINE MULES
u EXCELLENT OPEN BUGGY, POLE, AMI
HARNESS, AT AUCTION.-T1IlS DAY ut i
o'clock we will sell at the horse lot, on Council
Chamber Hill,
One very iinc BAY HORSE; seven years old
thorough blood works welfin harness;
One pair YOUNG MULES, OF fine size and In
good order, and sold for no fault;
One excellent OPEN BUGGY, with SHAFTS
POLE. and HARNESS;
One LIGHT SPRING WAGON,
Several good FARM HORSES and MULES.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
los AuctIonccrs.
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r OST, an ORDER drawn by r. B. Wit
4 4 ter Jr. on William Wallace Sons dated April
26lh, payable on l?tl, May for 3. The acceptance
Of sa id order IL written the face by Mcssrg Wal
lace sons. and endorsed BY MS. The public is can-
toned against receiving II. Payment has been
stopped.
81 1t RAUGHMAN BROTHERS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

RI Yesterday, on Ninth street, or on
IL Broad street between Ninth and First strccts,
"A LETTER. containing about Forty dollars, Ill
rcc,cd 10 Miss EMMA BURNLEY. The finder
will receive TEN DOLLARS REWARD ny
leaving II at co., &
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29
Mashingtnn News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The report
of the Secretary of War, together
with subordinate reports of various
military departments and bureaus.
and that of Gen. Sherman, have been
sent to the public printer. fhe reports
of The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Secretary Of the Navy have not yet
been furnished. With these excep-
tions, all the reports Of the heads Of
departments are nearly completed
But few, If any Of them, will be fur
nished the press In advance, as <au
effort will be made by the heads
Of departments to prevent their pre-
mature publication--as in repeated
instances heretofore.
Ii is certain that the Presidents
message will not be furnished TO the
press until the day it is sent to Con
gress; or will it be put In type until
it shall officially be made public.
Additional members of Congress
continue to arrive, though not IN
large numbers. The hotels and
boarding houses are filing up, aud
the preparations ia al directions in
dicate the near approach of the ses-
sion.
Mr.. G. q. Sniffer has been appoint
ed Executive Clerk to the President.
This makes 10 increase in the force
at the Executive Mansion. Mr. Salt
fer having, for a long time, been &c
tailed there for duty from the Treas
ury Department. where he held the
position of fourth class clerk.
WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 28 -Assur-
auces have been received FROM we'll
informed sources that there is TO
truth in tie ramor that the Spanish
feet is to rendezvous at New York
Nor is it true that the Navy Depart
meut is sending iron-clads to that
port. The NJ antonomah has be n
ordered to 90 to New York on her
trialtrip and for the purpose of further
repairs. IF necessary, several other
vessels may proceed to New York
next month to take in stores, irrespec-
tive OF what has heretofore been said
on the subject
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, November 27. The dis
patch published Ia New York by the
Tribune, yesterday, and teIegraphed
here. that the Spanish feet had been
ordered to rendezvous IN New York
harbor, and that President Grant had
ordered United States vessels OF war
TO cruise in said harb r, is comment
ed on by the DiGro. In it's issue of
to day The Diaro rsfutes the state
ment that any Spenish feet has re-
ceived orders to 60 to New York, and
characterizes the story as aa iuven-
tion of the friends Of the insurgents,
and says The Tribune's object is to ez-
cite the American people against
Spain.
The Dtaro advises its friends
among the Americans not to place
reliance 10 such rumors, which are
started by the conspirators and pub
lished for the purpose Of producing
irritation
Advices from the interior are that
hunger and misery prevail 10 an
alarming extent The column under
Colonel IIidalgo lately found a hut
in the vicinity of Palma Soriano con-
tanning the Iiieless bodies Of eight per-
sons, who died Of starvation.
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Railroad Malters.

AKRON, o., Noyember 27.-All the
morning was spent in conference ana
consultation, and in open Court, in
the afternoon, judge Bockers read
the resignation Of Jay Gould of the
Receivership of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company, to
take effect January l, 1870, on condi-
ton that the lease of the Atlantic
and Great Western branches to the
Erie. according to the contract of
December Z, 1868, be in force until
the sale of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway under foreclosure
Of mortgages, as prayed for, is per-
fected, and the Erie shall operate this
road until the lease shall legally end
W. ". Mcfarland, for Mr.
O'Doherty. stated that his resignation,
also. takes effect at New Years Mr.
Mcfarland read the journal entry,
which adopted him for the Atlantic
& Great Western and the boudhold-
ers. tie represents over $40, 100000
Ia all By Representative Epson, as
trustee Of the second mortgage bonds;
by judge RaRney, for the censoliGat
ed mOrfglge bonds and debentures !;
by Judge Collins for other large in-
terests. O.is & Adams, attorneys tor
certain divisional mortgags bond
holders. whose representative is w.
H. Meyer, a banker of New York,
presented another entry IS substi
tute, limiting the Receivers powers
more The Court reserves its decjs sion
on the powers of the Receivers.
The Atlantic & Great Western par =
through Judge Collins. presented the
name of Judge Reuhen Hitchcock,
Of Painesviile, for Receiver Mr.
Otis said that, as a compromise, he
would accept of Judge Hitchcock if
Barker and Meyer were also appointed
Receiver. A lengthy argument was
abruptly ended by Judge Boynton
announcing that he saw no need of
two Receivers, and would appoint
Hitchcock under $4,000 bonds. This
ends The trouble until the next court.
Answer in the petition for fore rcclOsure
and sale to be fled January 10Th,
and the case will be ready for hear
ing January oath.
Judge Hitchcock. from his con-
tinued connection with the Mahoning
division of the Atlantic & Great
Western, and his experience as Mas
ter Commissioner for both the Fort
| Wayne aud Pittsburg Roads when IN
the Receivers hands, is considered a
good selection.
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Late Washington M
News by Atlantic Gable.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The Su-
'preme Court of the District of
Columbia met this morning for the
purpose of rendering a decision In
the cases held under advisement at
the opening of the Court, the Secre-
tary of the Interior withdrew bis
motion, previously submitted and
argued aud held under advisement by
the Court, to vacate the judgment and
quash the writ of mandamus issued
10 the McGaFrahan claim, thus leav-
ing the judgment in full force. The
Secretary must, therefore, obey the
writ and issue to McGa-rahan the
patent for the Rancho Panaise Grande,
in which the new Idera, California,
quicksilver mines are situated.
DIR. ID @, Carr, W. A. LASER and
A. Gambler, members of the Virginia
State Senate, together with a colored
man in the party, representing the
minority of the late Republican Con
vention, held at Richmond. who favor
the immed ate admission of Virginia,
had an interview with the President
to-day.
It is understood that the Preside nt
remarked to Governor Walker, of
Virginia, who saw him yesterday. that
the State having complied with all the
requirements OF law, he saw no reason
why she should be kept out Of the
Union.
Receipts of fractional curseecy for
the week, S256. III, shipments, $316.-
204; amount destroyed, 1925 600. Ma
tional Bank notes burned. $152,050
amount issued, ST, .140; balance
due mutilated notes, $194,526.
WAsHINGToN. Nov. 27.-The Sec
retary OF the Navy was surprised this
morning at the appearance of an
article in one of the newspapers of
this city. purporting to be an abstract
of bis forthcoming report. The Sec
relary says that his report is not yet
completed. and no person has seen
what has been written except himself
and his chief clerk; aud. further. that
four ffths of the subjects in the
alleged abstract will not be alluded to
in his report.