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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, W WIZ, 3;IaIse'
w AND IRoNER without inGu um9
Apply to ,,t Wf nv: Morriss, Esq,
r# opPo'A' Grove Road.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
PERSONAL.

Deak, the Hungarian statesman. has been
swindled by faithless steward and said
bankrupt
Papers from Western New-York announce
the marriage Of Mark Twain to Miss Olivia Langdon
young lady of Elmira, who after many years conne-
ment to q sckrOom cured by the manipulatons Of
magnetic doctor.
While the Maine Legislature was vacillating
over the question Of attending tho Peabody funeral
respectable member from the back country said Mr..
Speaker am dsgused with the conduct of this House.
This funeral at Portland is agoDg TO be great affair
but when see this House ateterng and seesawing as II
it did n't know its mind. declare uish Mr.. Pea.
body had NJ died"
Charles Reade, after making a highly inter
cstng inquiry the breaking OF eight and twelve ribs
OF two inmates OF English Lunatic Asyums. has offered
slOO reward TO any person or persons who will give
such evidence may lead 10 the conviction Of the per-
son persons who have killed William Wilson, by knee
ing on him, by walking knees downward upon him. and
jumping knees downward upon him"
Prince Paul Demidoff was the last distin-
guished of the great sancy diamond which is
for sale by Calcutta eweer 1t was found long ago on
the body OF the Duke OF Burgundy and in 1si9
bought by the King OF Portugal who sold it to Nicholas
lie Bay. Baron de Sancy. Sancy sent 1t to the king
present by the hand of servant who being attacked by
robbers swallowed the sOne which after his death
found his body II finally came into the hands OF James
H. OF England, who sold it to Louis XIV. for a25OOO
Jules Pic, French journalist, recently while
in prison sent for brother journalist and SAID to him
When editor of the EieHdord, always attacked
one man bitterly. Far from respecting his political
views and discussing them without passion instructed
my associates to combat him with rdcule That man is
Emile Olivier" NJ. olivier. on being informed Of this
smilingly said: The only journal which has under all
circumstances treated unustly, and never allowed
TO throw insult in my face is the
Eiend0d. Well! you say TO Pic that IL / was
Emperor would hand you his pardon, aud that will
not fail to ask it,"
Napoleon III. offered to make Baron Hauss-
mann his recent removal from the Prefecture OF the
scne Governor of Algeria, TO give positions to his rela
tves, point him Vice President Of the Senate aud
create him Duke Of Paris. Thus reports Figaro. The
Baron declined all these fayOrs, at their parting inter-
view. The Emperor and Empress were visbly affected
on the occasion. The Emperor" remarked the En-
press "if he cOud any one it would be you; but
his resolution to offer the slightest obstacle TO the
action of the system too sincere for him to make
the least objection. The experiment must be com
plee." 81 lind myself" replied the Baron, "amply
avenged by the choice Of successor not in regard to
him personally. bat because Of the absolute want OF
sense which marked his nomination"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
OBITUARY \.

Mr.. Aaron Young, an old soldier of the war
of 1872 and one of the Oldest residents Of Geneva N Y,
died recently in that place. His Mr. +. G.. Young, is
lawyer this city. aud served with distinction during
the early part OF the Rebellion.
Mr.. Henry A. Wilmerding of the wellknown
auctonhouse of Wilmerding Hoguet & Co.. died at his
late residence No West Thirty hrst.st, Thursday
afternoon after brief Illness, 6S years. Mr. Wilmer
ding was born in city, and in his early life served
apprenticeship in the drug business with Mr. Bradhurst
at No $3.50 Broadway, 10 whom he subsequently became
relative by marriage He atcrwaTd removed to Moscow,
Livingston County, y. y, where he entered into busi
ness. Returning TO Hew-YOrk % years ago. he formed
cOpartGership in the auction business with Frank Law
renee which connection continued for six years, when
the present firm OF Wlmerding HoCuet Co. formed.
and has since continued. Wilmerding OF
strict integrity and great enterprise He leaves his fam
lily in auent circumstances as the result or ms merca
tile career His death the result OF q severe cold
contracted last Fn and which settled on his lungs He
attended business however with but one or Two inter
rupons up to days before his death. His funeral
will take place Monday at 10 from Christ Church
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05


R,RBoUR-At Eorwan Conu on wein.sd,y Feb O. Anna NJ.
wife Of James aud daughter n the late Charles Start
Funeral on SATURDAY. the 5h inst. az / o'clock p IN.
BINNS-On Thury Feb after illness. William Bnn' in
The relatives the family respectable invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence l9 East Feeoth on MONDAY
7th inst, at o'clock
CARPENTER-n Brooklyn THURSDAY Fsb William C. Carpenter
Of the late D,ue Cargen IN the 2l s,r ss age 81,
funeral Monday att O'clock from bis late residence
Clsemontave
DARE-OB WEDNESDAY Feb in the @h OF her age Mrs kHa
Frances Dare relc Of the late James Dare.
Relatives respectfully invited to attend heT gEel from
her late residence No ~ South Seonds BrooAn D. ou Sua
day. 9th inst, at ! o'clock p m
KHoX-In city Thursday Feb Isabel Allison
daughter Of Andrew aud Annae L. knoI aged years ana
The relative. and friends family respectfully invited to attend
tceuth-st on Saturday, at o'clock p IN,
'EE St,,S,s Ss Ts-i1sy' o j:%., m M.e p ESQ 49,
Friends family invited TO attend her funeral on sunda fe
the Pilgrim Baptist Church 1hirythirst' between hsa'n
and Ninthayes p
LouYsBURY-At Long Conn., THURSDAY Feb George LOuns
bury, 10 the Goth year Of bis age ,..,, >, ,..,,
IN. funeral from residence Monday. Feb T. at clock
will be READINGS, at Stanford on the ARRIVAL VI The m
train from NeSloTk.
MAppoX-In BROOKLYN E. Friday Feb 1870 Sarah T. MADDOX,
the Of Hon Samuel Maddox aged 80 years nonths
from late residence No 36 Tbrds, Oh Sunday Feb tzi
O'Clock p
sELGMAN-on Friday Forne daughter Of Jesse and Hen
riette Sehgnan, aged years and month IL, -, -.
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
No 9 East Twenty yGrs.st tGamercy Pak on suntay morning.
Peh 6. at iOi o'clock
SNTITAr Iryingtou j. Thorsdsr the 30 inst Helen W.
daughter Of the late James Torrance Smith. 80.
from rviDgtou at Saturday the 9ih inst
wALpRos-At North Haveaw Rockland County Y satur
day. Jan. 49, Maria waIirOn aged 10 years
WILLTAMs-At L. L. Friday evening 9Th inst, Mar.
gar wife Of John IT, Williams. in the 9th year Of heraSe
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wILMBRDIEG-ou Thursday "a inst bis residence No West
Thirty srs. Henry wimering in the 69th year Of h, oee
The relatives and friends Of the family are 70 attend toe
day morning. eth inst, at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
PRINCE ARTHuR's MOVEMENTS.

Prince Arthur remained at home Yesterday
morning, and received number Of callers, inclUsg
Admiral farragut Albert Bierstadt Mr.. T.. W. stouEA-
ton, Mr. L. F. Morton, Mr. Arthur J. Peabody, and M,
Henry l.. Pierrepont. The latter gentleman called as
representative Of the Brooklyn Club which entertained
the Prince last evening At O'Clock Prince Arthur and
suite took drive I'm Lexingtonave, Thrdave. Central
Park, and Broadway. On their return at they lunched
in company with Minister Thornton, his wife,
and two friends OF that lady, Mr. Archi-
bald. and Col. Elphinstone In the after
a short walk was enjoyed, and at 6 the Prince,
accompanied by Col. Ephinstone, Mr.. Fitzroy, Mr.
Rcard Minister Thornton. Mr.. Trench and Mr.. Fame OF
the Legation in Washington, went to the residence OF Mr.
Z. W. stoughton Fifth-ave, with whom he dDed.
brilliant reception afterward given In honor Of the
Prince. the large parors being densey crowded Among
the guests were Gen. p III. Sheridan, Gen. Mcdowell,
and large representation Of the bar OF the city,
with great throng OF ladies. The Princes party
left Mr. stoughtons at 10, for Brooklyn. to attend
They left Mr. soughons at H. for Brooklyn to attend
reception given by the Brooklyn Club their rooDs,
corner Of Perrepont and Cnonsts The spacious club
rooms decorated with flags and floral contributions
OF great variety also number OF fine paures from tho
private collection OF members of the Club. One hundred
ladies, issued Special invitations sent to
Minister Thornton aud lady the members Of the British
Legation. Admrals Godon and Strngham, and the Rev.
T. f. Turner vcarGenera Richard s. Storrs, jr, u. d.,
aud the Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Marble Polishers' and Rubbers' trade of
Brooklyn is rather dull. A class OF work known as
round work. is at present ,he Of grievance To the
Union.
The Association of Master MasOns has re-
solved to pay stOne ami brckayers after MOn-
day. 81 dav and abOrers 81 2ten hours to constitute
n days work. This is reduction In wages and an e1
tension Of hours OF lab0rs.
At the meeting last evening of Bricklayers'
Union No OF Brooklyn, Mr. stephen A. Burrows Secre
tary of tho International UnOu addressed tho assembly
upon the proposed Convention OF the different Brick
layers Unions OF this neighbOrh0od He reminded the
members OF the past action taken by other trades In
lowering their STANDARD OF wages and ask tha the brick
layers accept the present condition OF affairs He
argued that the state Of trade called for reduction e
wages. He had just returned from YOnkers, where
strike had been in force. and which for tmo promised
defeat the Union; but by concession both sides the
500 remains in TIE international exchequer after paying
all expenses.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
FISH CULTURE IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 3.-Charles G.. Atkins, Fish
Commissioner. has just completed the Third Annual Re-
mort and IL is document Of interest 10 all persons
interested fish culture He tells Of some curious re-
suits from the shways and opposes all plans OF dssem-
mating any but the migratory fish that once thronged
our great rivers After recOunng the great success OF
the salmon fisheries OF Scotland and Ireland he pro-
eds 10 te what he thinks might be done with Maine
ryers-one instance sufcng for the whole. After show
ing the River Tay to produce s6l - he says hat the
sone ontay for shWays would make the rental of the
Penobscot than S2OoOOO yearly, as IL drains paslh
more than times large lie gives INC particulars
~ cxnerimeuts with black bass ana schoOdlc salmon
0he only migratory fishes ho considers u wofh whle o
culiiyate aud shows that nothing Dut we
sructiOn Is not ON account O The supposed POISONOUS
eubstauccs that float away from nannactoies. ne US
.wntcr fishes. hnd thinks Their culture vi nto ac
CONT for profit hut urges the enforcement OF oNey pos
come In hrr several seasons, from the sea ohy szOOo
!. annually appropriated iOr tho Conmlssl0n ana oho
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

A grand concert in aid of the Home for
Fnendess Women will be given at Stenway Hall on the
evening Of the 18th inst Among the artists engaged are
Miss Kellogg Miss Mehlg Miss Nettie Sterling, aud Mr.
William j. HILL
The following additional changes were made
Yesterday the Appraisers office. in accordance with
orders from Washington Dr. Headley appointed Assist
Appraiser vice Dr. q. 3. Bartlett, removed; L H.
Vanyechten, appointed Examiner at $500 vice H. NJ
Graham, removed (Mr Graham has been In the Aprais
ers Office for Is years Leopold We'll. appointed Exam
ner at $1,000 vice Nanyechen, promoted; Con Os T.
lIamblin appointed Examiner at $2,5O0 vice ). i. VIII
ams removed; Gen. Dennis +. Burke, appointed Exam
ner at $780, vice T. LANCER, removed; Dexter Aleu-
clerk at 81 200, Wm b. Parsons. removed Charles
R King clerk at 81 200. vice John COckle removed; Mr
John T. smith, clerk, at $780, vice j. S. Rened resigned
This about the third time that Mr. Smith has been ap
pointed during the last l8 months
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
THE BRITISH NAvAL OFFICERS IN MAINE
HONnR--THE

GOV. CHAMBERLAfN's RECEPTION IN THEIR
HoNoR-THE GHAND BALL.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 4.-The great event of to-day
was the reception OF the naval officers Of American
and British fleets. lying Portland Harbor by Gov
Chamberlain. The party left Portland on the regular
train, and arrived here this afternoon. Among tho
visitors were Capt. COmmerel, Leuts. Aurandell and
Childers OF H. B. NJ steamer Monarch; Capt. shufeld
Leut.Commander Wise OF the Miantonoinah; Capt
Bascon and Lieut. Ross OF the Terror Tho British Consul
at Portland was also among the number. The Governor
met the party at Brunswick. where a large crowd had
gathered at the depot The guests taken TO the
augusta House. where the party, with the Executive
Council, partook OF dinner. A soiroe, in honor
OF the Governor aud Council and their
guests, was given in the evening. The
hall filed at early hour, but it not until
o'clock that Gov. Chamberlain arrived. attended by
Capt COmmerell. followed by Cen Conner aud Lieut..
shufedt and the other officers As the party entered,
tho band played God Save the Queen" The guests
were then presented 10 Gov. Chamberlain. and by him
to Capt. Commere and the other officers Dancing
commenced at 10 O'Clock and continued until late hour
Altogether 1t was the most brilliant affair Of the kind
ever held In the State 1t estimated that 1000 persons
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
The Nov-York Timss and Sir. oIavericks Book.

To IN, Es,,or NJ IN, T,ib,n,,
at ,ne iiSe 81 pace ~ snr o s ana a.,
aIi'so 20 ~ 1eotse yones ~ IN Is - . az CO.. to sesk II
yus'ts Is refused 10 he columns Z" pc Lnsr' p.s,S
eI'swhs,s Az he rst APPEARANCE OF ny nook on
ffess' tines pslu
ela hes-eolnmn reTis" OF the moh aersbe
er the spite OF two three youag gentlemen oppose
Managemsnt oi the paper was pered by MI Jones 70 s e
SION at ny expense; 80 49, AZ.
nhen am aaeed nv hanlt 10 deiehd mJsi anu m ~
before The public have only to Sdd NE
ncere regret th 'h justice and eourtesv as well a. me
Inc Inss seem 10 nave been Oned IN th grave Of S V
respectfully, a. MAFhS'Oh
LETTER GEORGE JONES
NEN-fORK, Feb z, s'V
DEAR SIRE An unjust aspeon cast IN the following para
graph which appears The Times to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
UTAH TERRITORY.
ACTING GOVERNORS MESSAGE LAWYERS
sNuBBED IN uTAH-POLlGAMl.

ACTING GOVERNORS MESSAGE - LAWYERS
sNUBBED IN UTAH-POLYGAMY.
The Hon. S. A. Mann, Acting Governor OF
Utah in his recent message the Legislature mentions
two remarkable provisions In the laws OF tat Territory
The first is IN a law relating TO attorneys, ana Is CN
dentv intended to discourage the practice OF the legal
person or persons employing counsel in any or the
Courts OF this Territory shall be compelled by any pro
cess Of law pay the counsel so employed
for any services rendered before after or during
the process OF trial the case" The other act
referred to provides that law or parts OF laws
shall be made argued. ced,i adopted In any court
during the trial OF any except those enacted ny inc
Governor and Legislature OF this Territory ana those
passed By the Congress OF the United states when apple
able and no reports decisions doing OF any court shall
be read argued adopted precedent In any other
trial." The Governor recommends OF course that both
these prov sions be repealed. The last he nuga
tory and has no effect but TO create sneer OF deri
sion" He refers TO the pending legislation IN Con-
gress tho subject OF polygamy as follows
fact well known less To than To thesntlre
community, that the Congress OF the United states is
now engaged In the discussion OF measures designed TO
work important changes In tine social condition OF the
people OF this Territory. These matters In default or
similar enacments by the Legislature OF Utah, have
passed to the keeping OF Congress, which, under
the Constitution, possesses the absolute right TO
govern the Territory in its Judgment 1t sees
proper subject only 10 the Constitution OF the United
States Under these circumstances l deem II neither
necessary nor proper for TO further remark upon
questions which have already passed To the National
Legislature therefore refrain from recommending any
spec0e measures the topic referred TO- trust
ing i'm the wisdom and patriotism OF Congress 10 pass
this people aud the spirit aud genus oi the age Ia wheh
M L
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
THE GALLOUS IN DEL1WARE.
DOUBLE EXECUTION AT NEwCAsTLE-TWO
NEGROES HANGED.

NEGROES HANGED.
NEWCASTLE, Feb. 4.-Joshua Jones and
Lewis Carpenter, the coored men sentenced to death
for rape. executed at the Jailyard, In the
presence Of COO persons. Jones made short speech
repeating that Carpenter innocent he ones had
urged him to the deed. Jones died instantly but Car
penter struggled for five or seven minutes The crime
OF these two coored committed the night Of
the 18th Of September last They laborers the
farm OF Henry McCrone, near Newcastle. The injured
woman. Mary Meredith Is white, and the mother OF II
children She is McCrOne's housckeeper. on the night
in question Carpenter and Jones, with another negro
Moore, entered Mrs MeTediths roOm and pcrpetrated
the outrage after choking her until she nsenslhe.
Moore turned States evidence, and goes entirely free
Carpenter TO have been proven accessory
OF the crime asserted by Jones the scaOd, but
under the laws Of Delaware tue accessory suffers the
penalty as the principal.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

evening, at Dodworth's Hall Vocal and instrumental
music Is also promised.
Readings viii be given tonight, at the Cooper
Institute by members OF the Phona Reading Club"
under direction OF Mr.. J. T.. Frobsher.
The receipts of the Philadelphia theaters in
1869 were follows Academy OF Music, s3.76s Archt
Theater sl5s 1856 Wslnust Theaer S7sei3; Chestnut.
ST. Theater monthsj. Soo4s3 Fox's American Theater,
s9i33O; CarncrOss IL Dixey's, sS6936 Duprez Bene-
diets @ months, Sl366i.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY A RAILROAD TRAIN.

On Wednesday morning some scoundrel, who
has not been discovered placed large tie on the track
OF the Long Island Railroad between Queens aud Hyde
Park, doubtless with purpose TO throw the tram from
the track The first train, going Wcsf caught IL on tLe
pilot and carried II short distance before the cars cOnd
be stopped, when removed and the Odin passed
on These acts of scOundrclsm vo been Of frequent
occuIence The vnnOms roads OF Ihe island OF lalc
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

AKKIVED.
Steamship Cbrs Hack Hamburg Jan 49, via svre Jan a. mdse
and pass
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah md,e aud pass.
Brig Fabny Foher. Hughes Rio JaBeiTo Nov & via Hampton
Roads coffee.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb lArhTed, ship Cerostes from Gla1gow
GAhan for with 1900 sacks wheat o.
Reel Hong Kong bbs OF nouL Sailed bg Gaee for
Auckland.
Aso arrived ship Emerald Isle, from New.York.
HOsr0s. Feb A-Auiycd steamship Saron, fhlladeplis
ForRH MONROE Feb Ain the reads. ship lieu Pelham Sor
ok erpoo steamship Petersburg Rehaobd ior Baltimore aud
q feet N coasters.
kOHyoLK VI. Feb 4saled steamship IIatters for Nswiok
sAvSSAn Ia Feb A-Auived setL Nu.as Havana foaI ss
ters NeuYoTk ,
Jacksonville.
CHaHLssro, C. Peb G-Af,sd scLf Nora Mssusasi steam
shig ChsIles1oa. New isTn
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

The authorities of Passaic, Mr.. c. j. Ken
worthy, President aud Messrs g. g. sheppard j. Post
aud q. d. BOgcrt arrested yesterday morning ny
Constable Burke and brought before Judge Bush who
held them each under 500 bonds 10 answer chaTge OI
malicious mischief preferred by an aged eOlOred man.
whose house had been removed or pulled dowu 10 make
way for tha nneu,ns at a straTi-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
%, F"'SS'oH'' Feb '-A"'''''' bonds closed '" ''''''"''
H,vRs Feb 4-ccttou closed quiet spot and to arrive
ASrwEKP fperueum closed decuiug quoted 59l francs
fnr SfarIar III
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

Very Common" Would hte to proclaim 0ratode 70 ne
j Srtencr written lady The scroll Of the CoLTON Dan
TAI ASSOCIATION yesterday baving teeth extracted
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

The Trophy Tomnto.-Tweny seeds S. Sehd for circular
AdIw. GEO h. WARlEG, jr.. ogden Farm, Newport r.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cnrds, Initial Stamping Note Paper
L WM EyERDKLs SoSs l04 Fuonst opp Old Dutch Church
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

BELKNAP-RBMSEN Thursday Peb at the residence Of hs
brides father by the Res. NJ Hutton d D. Robert Lenor Bel
pap to Mary Pbqu daughter of Henry Remsen
LAWRENCR-LUDLAM-Ou Tuessy. Feb at the house Of the
brides parents Rev John Roche assisted By the Rev Geo
Lansing Tavor Christian late L. NJ Of Brooklyn, "
Y TO Miss Fannie Lud stepdaugher Of s. p Squire NewiO
WILLIANS-WILSONPe O. at the house OF ~ Sn6ok, Ithaca,
Y W Wilson. De Forrest Williams 10 Ann Eliza Wilson,
both OF Town Of Ithaca n \.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

Arthur & Co..
WM a. ARTIiR & Co.
SrATtONEgS. PklNfhKN. AND
ACCOUNT BOOK MANtfANIlhLGS,
- Nassau sod 20 tiberiy-sts.
(opDoste Posi-Ohcrl NenlorS
Watches aud Jswolry
fan description, t SALR and REPAIRED b. s esS wOrtmsa
GRO C. ALLEN SON IIJ Btoad~sy be,Ueeea rwsutsssssA
ana ih ,i. sud Broslwsv dear bso~ CsslsL
Fine NascEe, aud Jeweiry
NJ an 1,e,lop, r sALE ad REPAIRED b. 6st class vSrswea
GBp ALLEN SOS i) nralaas between lSeoy seventh aud
rw.at, eighth sA tS BIo4iss door below SasasI
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

FOREIGN PORTS, .,-.,
LIvgRPooL, Feh The Cuuard steamship Cal la % y 80
Nrw-Yofk. arrived at Queenstown st u oA ''' 's
the way 70 this port
DISASTERS. .
LtyFRPooL Ptb 4The bfigsntne Martins, from 81 ""'' " "
wrecked OG the coast oi Ireland 49,. .t.taL,
The ship Andrew o,t Capt Perry from Andron for Ph'~eP
has put into CoTk esky.
SPOKEN.
Ship Wild Manila for Boon-Dec 10 lat 30 y, Ion ~ IS
Bsrk boSg Ksug for NeW.iofk-Dec H. lat ~ " w
RE .,y
Barb Maano Manila Tor BotopDec H. si 3ti1 81 ION - h