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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-31
Go to the Skating Carnival Tonight. if
you wish to have delightful time,

BANKRUPT SALE OF real. ESTATE
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams sold YESTERDAY.
in front Of the custom-housc. for Mr.. Wm''
IL. Allderdice, assignee, the following tracts
of land: '''N'
l9o acres IN Essex county, with dwelling
and other buildings thereon. situated near
paul,s X roads. Price, sl.75 per acre.
- 73l acres in Surry county, situated near
MELVILLE church. Price, s2.75 per acre.
io5 acres, situated in King and Queen
county, and known as the "Flcetwood
farm, near Newtown. Price, $50 per
acre.
750 acres, known as s'Jack's HILL in
Caroline county. Price, 1915 per acre.
oS7 acres, known as Lindsay Hail.
improved with dwellings, &c. situated in
Essex county, near Lloyt's. Price, aG.s7
per acre.
2G0 acres, known as ''dunday.u in
Essex county, improved. Price, So per
acre.
l60 acres, known as "Chepultapec.n
improved, near the "Munday'' estate. in
Essex county. Price, $6.25 per acre.
% acres, known as "UpsIlnr's I'M
proved, near Lloyd's, in Essex county.
Price, $3.50 per acre.
u acres, known as "Brown's,D near
Lloyds, unimproved. Price, 50 per acre.
26l acres, in King and Queen, near
Newton, subject to dover. Price, 81 per
acre.
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pets. Messrs. Randolph & English ar
ably represented in this department by
display of handsome and costly books,
John q. Page, Jr., has on exhibition tw,
trunks.
Now, Mr.. Page, could you not. from
your large and elegant assortment, hay,
contributed something more to this noblC
work ?
There Is on exhibition quite a curiosity
IN the shape Of doll baby, said to be over
tinrty-liye years of age, and is now wearing
the only dress ever made for it. The silk
OF which the dress is made, is said to have
been worn for more than fifty years, and is
but little the worse for wear at that. This
remarkable baby is exhibited by Mr.. p.
Bargamin, whom we take to be good.
kind father TO children, from The GOOD care
ne has taken Of this one.
Our enterprising townsman, T. w. Tig-
nor, makes handsome display of GUNS
pistols, TASKS, bags, &C., &C., and has not
oeen lacking IN his efforts to contribute lib
orally TO the enterprise. Among the fire.
arms ne exhibits, are anumber Of handsome
ones OF his own manufacture.
A number ofgentlemen have entered to
take part IN the pigeon shooting. The list
Is, however, not yet completed, and
those who desire may still enter to COM
pete, Tor the prize-a handsome and elegant
double barrclled shotgun.
L.. wagner " Co. have beautiful glass
stand, containing handsome display of
crystals of sulphate of copper, ana of oils
OF different kinds I; also case of elegant
periumery and fancy toilet articles.
Decidedly the handsomest display we
have seen is that Of our young but thorough
~ enterprising druggist, John w. Rison.
VINO occupies one corner Of the main build
ing, with periumery, medicines. soaps.
surgical instruments, tooth and hair
brushes, and in fact with such class of
fancy goods as are seldom found IN the
south. Mr.. Rison is truly friend of the
farmer and his interests, and is never he
hlnd IN his contributions TO matters in which
they. a"c interested. lie has entered A
number OF surgical Instruments in
competition with others, and hopcsto
obtain mark of distinction in this particu-
lar linz.
,. Sutherland, the old established gun
maker OF Richmond, is up to snuff. and has
therefore contributed of his own make and
imported, a number of firearms of all de-
scripiions. They are tastcfully arranged
and make handsome display.
MIR. Wood, too is on hand with his re- |
Gently discovered condensed soda water
which, from its curious nature attracts n |
share of attention.
At the hour of going TO press no address
had been delivered by the President or 9th
er oillcer. The people were allowed to
roam about at will, viewing the different
attractions. The crowd was scarcely as
large as we anticipated for the first day, al
I,houSh 1t IS impossible TO say what will be
the end of the exhibition.
Inc prospects ere now ilatter.ng, the
weather delightful and the friends OF the
enterprise in the best of humors. We
sincerely trust nothing will occur to mar
he pleasures of that, to which we look for
ward with SO many bright hopes.
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-ihe newly organized regiment, Capt
sloan, commanding, paraded last night.
Sec Randolph IL English's advertise.
mcnt OF law, miscellaneous, and schooI
| books.
Two persons received the ordinance Of
baptism on Sunday at I.eigh-Street Baptist
church.
"A fine brick building is going TN at the
extreme end of Shockoe slip, overlooking
the Danyille depot.
.--During the month Of October, which
closes with to-day, we have had but one
fire and one false alarm.
Iihe United Ancient Order of Druids
VI ms Guy are preparing for grand parade
and ball on the 20th of November.
the manager of the Virginia sugar
refinery is II. NJ. Meyer, and of the 0ld
DOMINION refinery John Meyer-no kin.
- The Grand Division of the Sons of
temperance of Virginia will meet to-mor-
row night at $ O'Clock at the hall of Marion
Division. 'O''
"A. j. starke, long member of The
police force of this city, died Yesterday
morning, of consumption, after a lingering
w. Il. Tanner & Co., Of this citv. re-
ceiVed the premium over seven competitors
Tor the best portable steam-engine at the
Macon (Ga.) fair.
--Members of the press visiting our CITY
during the State Fair will be made welcome
at the STATE JOURNAL office, if they will
favor us with a call.
The Board of Directors of Hollywood
Memorial Association will meet on Wetlnes-
day, .Noy. lst, in the lecture room of St.
Paul's church, at | p. NJ.
DR.. Thompson, one of the Couserva-
tive candidates for the House of Delegates
from Hanover, has been stricken down
with paralysis, and is now very III.
VIM. Eubank, who was committed to
Jail on Thursday last, in default of security
Tor beng drunk and unable to take care of
himself, died in Jail on Sunday night.
-tey. Dr.. Hoge, of this city, has re-
ceived call for the pastorate charge of the
FIRST Presbyterian church of Nashville. |
Tennessee. The doctor has the call under
The primary school for BOYS, taught by
Mrs. liobson and Mrs. Wise, has removed
70 the tenement on Franklin street between
Seventh and Eighth, by the former Site of
DR.. Reeds church.
"A Horse attached to a ca,1iape il,
which three ladies were riding last evening
got his leg caught in the harness and crea,
,ed quite an excitement, near the corner of
Eighth and Cary street, by his endeayors
20 get free. The animal was not released
intl badly injured.
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265-Admir:lty
L NITED STATES OF AMER D:...

-OD--aUnlf3lty.
| NIFED STATES OF ANiERICA-D;s,r;c,
- of Virginia. ss
Admiralty. o" In
In 4 cause of collision and damages. civil and
maritime. ~eS'' Ni''A "iiN
whereas, a libel has been filed in the District
Court OF the United States for the Eastern Dis
tiict oi Virginia, on the 9th of October ls7l nv
iilf;lm w. Tyler, lbellant. against the Ting 'sE
Ludlow, her tackle, &c.
IN a cause of collision and damages. civil and
maritime, and praying process and mouitiou
against sad tug II. Ludlow" her tackle Ne
ana that said tug E. Ludlow her tackle Sc.
may be condemned and sold to pay such DANA.
ges, with costs, charges and expenses.
NOW, therefore, III pursuance OF the monition
uhder me seal of the said Court 10 me drected
ana delVered, do hereby give public notice 10
an persons claiming the said tug Sc Ludlow
hef tackle &c, or in any manner interes ted there
IN, lllat they be, and appear before the said Dis
trlet Court, 10 be held at the court-room in the
usiom-itotse, in the city OF Richmond, in and
ior the Eastern District Of Virginia. on the Isl
uaS OF November, 1871, at II O'Clock in the fore
noon Oh that day provided the same shall be a
DAY OF jurisdiction, otherwise, the next day OF
jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to inter
pose Their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf -
Dated the sd day Of October, 1871
DAVID B. PARKER
7, - , u. > Marshal
L. \. CANNON, Proctor for Libellant
.3-dtd
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GROCERIES, &c.
NROCERIEs-FAMILY AND FANG

ERoCERIES-FANlILY AND FANCY.
In store and receiving daily
COFFEES Mocha, Laguayra, Java and Rio
TEAS-Green, Black, Japan, &c
SUGARS-All grades.
NEW ORLEANS SYRUPS and MOIIASSES
LARD, SOAPS, CANDLES
RICE, SALT, CHEESE.
WHlSKEY-Choice at SO per gallon Bourbon,
Scotch and Irish Whistles
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY, PORT, MADEIRA,
POTTER AND A]4ES
BRANDY PEACHES and PICKLES.
CANNED FRUITS and YEGETABLES.
A full assortment of
BUTTER, EGGS,
SPICES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C., at
II. BALMER & CO.'S,
oc 2G-lm Sli Main street.
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cCmcomat', October 3O.-Andrew stever
u al'i llairmer, living six miles east of Dephas
ONO, was confronted in the Owen Hons,
on saturday night by robber, who threat
ehed HIM with pistol. Steyer knocLad
u tfie weapon from the robbers hand and
5hci. stabbed him to death with 4 noclsat.
knlle. a coroner's jury exonerated Steyer.
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Exploring Expedition Around C..s, ,,..,

II rh1,lad,el'hta, Oct. 3o.-The steamer
lliassler, built for the United States Coast
Survey, sails Tomorrow for Boston. where
Professor Agassiz and party will be taken
on; on board, and start on an exploring expe-
alelor uie around Cape Horn and up the Pa
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Chicago, Oct. 30.-The Legislature has
passed joint resolution, authorizing the
Secretary of the State to prepare list of
the law books stored in the basement of the
State house, preparatory to offering them
for sale to the lawyers of Chicago.
The Tribune appeals to the generous in
behalf of the sufferers of Wisconsin, Michi-
gan and Minnesota. 1t says that probably
10000 persons in Northern Wisconsin and
Michigan, have been stripped of every pos
session. Many have been rendered sick.
blind or crippled, by an ordeal which will
necessarily make them objects of charity
for some time to come. Unfortunately. too.
where whole families, and whole commune
ties were involved in common ruin. there
are no neighbors nor relatives on whom.
as in Chicago, some Of the sufferers can fall
back for assistance.
The officers of the Briclilayers' Union
assert that that body has taken no action in
regard to wages, and the advance in wages
is owing to competing bids of employers,
who offer larger wages to journeymen TO
leave former employers.
The damaged grain in four of the burnt
quantity not stated-sold to-day
for $3.50.
The company will not rebuild the )era
house, but will put up a business block on
the old site.
The Pacific Hotel is to be rebuilt on the
old plan and site.
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MORMON Affairs.

THE MAYOR OF SALT LAKE BAIIED-
DIVORCE CASES PENDING.
SaH Lake City, October 3l.-Daniel III.
Wells, Mayor of this city, who was arrested
on charge of murder, has been admitted
TO bail in $50, 900 for his appearance 10
answer.
Many cases of divorce and alimony are
pending IN the courts. In one case, the
ninth wife is the plaintiff.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ONE DOLLAR per square of eight lines. solid
earful Rayages of the Yellow r..
America. '"

Ne'o lo'1, Oct. 30.-Hinton r.. Helper
writes from Buenos Ayrcs, under date Of
"a august 29th, that the deaths from yellow
nno Iesei I; numbers 26,0O0 in that city, and 30
oog y, IN the provinces of Carrirotas'
. ne ss also states that the smallpox prevails
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Ihe Federal Government Determined 4,
Crush Polygamy.

Wash"'gfon, Oct 3l.-A correspondence
mas passed between the Federal Govern-
ment men and the officers of the government in
Gtah, Whlcil'lndicates the determination of
the general government to crush polygamy.
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= DoN'L fail to 60 to the grand Skating
Carnival tonight at Assembly Hall. .

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SoCTETy
The Executive Committee met at the Ex.
change Hotel last night. The following
matters were disposed of:
l. Military Porade.-It being su.urested
that the First regiment of Virginia yolun-
tecrs and other volunteer companies of V;r-
gihla propose to compete for gold medal.
to be awarded to the best drilled companv
OF volunteers on the ground:
Resolecd, That this regiment and otbe, cor,no.
dles be invited to parade and perform the ey.l,,-
LIONS on the Fair Grounds, on TRursdnU s,rl,,jj
ca they siall not conflict with previous engage
Hlehts OF the day and proridod also, they shall
enter the grounds under such regulations as the
president may prescribe.
Inc commandment Of the regiment and com
III III tIee @ Miil please meet the president at his office
on me Fam Grounds ut ! A. NJ, on to-day.
,. Committee to Rcceipe and {afro,}uce
Dtsttn9tished Fisitors end Guests.-Hon.
). Lyons, L. G. Peyton, Judge Meredith.
Il. h. z. Baskerville, General J. r. An.
derson, Hon. Mayor Kelley, j. Thomas.
Jr., j. ID. Crenshaw, j. Stuart, l.. j. Bell
Is. X. Wexford, and Alex. Cameron.
3. Committee 10 Receice aAR Iaf,oa,re
Repre$elaqtices q Tie Press -AIessrs. w.
S. Gilman, Ed. Daniels, w. D. Chestar.
man, +. Witt, |. liutzlcr, w. II. Wade.
M; Z. Handy, j. Gr9me, j. Pizzini.
Inc committee appointed to examine the
books OF the secretary and treasurer repor-
ted that they had examined his accounts
and vouchers (Which were satisfactory and
that 81 ,5l6.33 was in the treasury on 3Oth
September, 1871. = 'o''
A meeting of the members of the Socie.
ty,, farmers generally, and others interest
ed, WIN be held at the Concert-Room of the
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFATAL BOILER ExpL 0SI0N
MORMON AF FAIRS
POLYGAMY TO Be SUPPRESSED
SuEBER OF DIVORCE CASES PENDING
RAILROAD MATTERS
Foreign News Summary
YELLOW FEVER IN SOUTH AMERICA
YELLOW FEVER IN SOUTH AMERICA
FROM w HIN Gro ~
NEW YORK AFFAIRS
CHICAGO REVIVING
Resignation of Gov. Bullock, of Georgia
Fatal Boiler Explosions.

~. Louis, Oct. 3l.-Two boilers ex-
Ploded IN quick succession this morning. in
the Vulcan Iron Works; fatally mi9ring
one person, and seriously hurting EIGHT
others.
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Injunction Granted.

At0any, o., Oct. 30.-An Injunction
W.! was granted Saturday against sundry par.
iles u who have seized property Of the
brunswick and Albany railroad. w
John Scriven has been confirmed Inv tb..
court as receiver for the road. '"'
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Cincinnati, Oct. 3l.-Thc contract has
6een ! concindcd, whereby the Chesapeake
Ohlo railroad secures controlling in
tterest III the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lex
ington railroad.
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REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING IN MAR
SAIL WARD.-The Republicans of Mar
shall ward assembled in full force, last
night, IN front of Boswell's store, corner of
Iwenty-seventh and Marshall streets. Af-
ter the meeting was organized, Col. John
h. Popham made an able speech, being
loudly applauded by the vast assembly.
His sharp points fell like grape from how
itzer among the Democrats who were in
attendance. and like all the shot and shell
thrown from this great Republican gun,
they were hot and did excellent execution
Major Anable, Of the county, and Others
addressed the meeting.
Marshall ward is wide awake, and will
do its duty on Tuesday next.
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BRANDY MANUFACTURES

An official statement prepared at the in
ternal revenue office, shows the total
amount of brandy manufactured in the
United States from fruit distillation, during
the last fiscal year, to have been 2,l99, ,733
gallons. Of this amount California manu-
tactured 1868 gallons; Kentucky, 230,-
233 gallons; New Jersey, al 500 gallons !;
New York, l2s,GG2 gallons North Caro-
lima, 374, 100 gallons, and Virginia, 297 ,3I7
gallons.
In the Supreme Court to-day the case of
Cox Ct ats VS.. Lott, on a writ Of error to
the Supreme Court Of Alabama, was dccd-
ed, the case being levy by Lott, local
collector, on the boats Of the plaintiff in
error. under an act of the State Legislature.
providing tax on craft in navigable water
OF the State of one dollar per ton on the
registered tonnage thereof. The decision
was that the State might levy tax in
another form upon the value Of the vessel.
but 1t cannot upon tonnage. The judg-
ment OF the court below was reversed. and
the case rcmanded,
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,ro THE SUPPORTERS OF THE visE-
FURNITURE.

Nov MANUFACTURING a
AND RECEIVING M
BY STEAMERS, ~ /!
Beautiful sets of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and
Dining Room FURNITURE. L also Keep on hand
an assortment of the cheapest
CHAIRS, TABLES, BEBsTEADs,
BUREAUS, WAsHsrANDs,
LooKING-GLAssEs, MArTRAssEs
BOOSTERS and Pillows
LoUNGEs, SOFAS, CRIBS,
CRADLES, TRUsDLE BEDsTEADs.
du lo3cer than cta be bought elsewhere.
Goods carefully packed for shipping.
ARTHUR ROONEY.
WARERooMs-GoYernor and Frankin streets.
Oc 16-lm
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED
The State Board Of Education has appoint
ed the following district trustees: Falling
River district, Campbell county, Col. p. 6.
Howard, vice Boiler Coch, deceased. Salem
district, Roanoke county, w. w. Ballard.
vice M. P. Frantz. In Salem and Catawba
districts the one-year trustees have been re-
appointed for three years. In Big Lick
district, Roanoke, VIM. l.. Williamson.
vice Jos. W. Neal. Cave Spring, also in
the same county, DIR. j. A. Pole. vice I.
NJ. Starkey. Mccklenburg, T. c. Reekes.
vice =. 3. Goode, Christiansville district.
W. Z. Ware, vice w. 5. Downer. in
Clarksyillc district. In all the other dis
trlcts one years trustees have been reap
pointed.
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FOR RENT

Efoh ENF-Fwo large DWELLINGS, "a
4 with modern conyenences -one with car. k1.i
Wriage-house W ana stable attached, near the corner
OF Leigh and Adams streets innIy to
oe lmeod GRUBB & WILLIAMS
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE OCT.
80. lSIi.-Dr. Davis, University of Vir-
gnla Mr.. Armstrong, Luray, Va; DR..
II. |. Smoot, Luray, Va; Mrs. Anna NJ.
Pettus, Richmond; Mr.. Philip Bergheimer,
Richmond.
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NEW STORE! NEW PRICES !!

:, nc undersigned takes great pleasure in pl b.
a first-class ~ Nie' W
GROCERY STORE,
on the corner of Hull and Seventh streets.
MANCHESTER, Va,
and offers for sale fresh and first-class goods at
u less price than usual Call and examine goc ds
anu prices before going elsewhere to buy,
oc "SSlm 5. TRAPHAGEM
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= Eroin New York.
CASES OF PERSONS CONFINED FOR
DEBT.

tASfS OF fERSONS CONFINED FOR
DEBT.
Ne'c York, Oct. 3O.-Eorty prisoners.
confined for debt in the Ludlow-street iail.
were taken before Judge Barnard, of the
Supreme court, this morning, to have their
cases examined. Charles Wood, aged n
years, and VIM. Johnson, a negro. were dis
charged. The remainder of the prisoners
were directed to have statements of their
cases prepared by next Thursday. for sub
mission to the court.
RUMoRED RESIGNATION OF TWEED
ARREST OF JAMES FISK, JR., ETC.
Ne,c York, October 30.-it is rurnored
that Tweed has resigned as a candidate for
the State Senate and the Office of commits
sioner of public works.
Justice lngraham has issued an order for
the arrest of James Fisk, Jr., in the suit of
Helen Josephine Mansfield to recover $40
900, alleged to have been obtained by him
while acting in fiduciary capacity.
Rosenweig, the abortionist, has been
taken to Sing Sing.
The deciding game for the baseball
championship between the Athletes, Of
Philadelphia, and the White Stockings, of
Chicago, this afternoon. resulted in favor of
the Athletes, 1 to l-giving them the
championship of the United States.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
From Dublin.

TRIAL OF KELLY FOR MURDER. III
Da0lh, L'eland, October 30.-The trial
oi ,,i hfelly, for the murder of Head Constable
talbot, commenced to-day. The prisoner
was escorted TO the courtroom bya body
Of soldiers. : w
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FURNITURE.

stock of
CHAMBER, PARLOR AND DINING-ROORI
RNITURE,
made by the most experienced worhmen of set
soned materials.
We invite all in need of first-ciass
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES
to examine our stock before buying. We cannot
be nndersold in the State.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
Sc S-3m Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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TERMS:

DAlLI-S6 per year; six months, So three
months, Sl.j0; month, 30 GEMS.
SEMI-WEEKLY--S2.sJ per year; six months,
81 %; three months, 75 cents.
WEEKLY-$l5Oper year; six months, 10 cents
Res WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at eltremoly lolo rats
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
TEEEC FAIR.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.

FIRST DAYS PRogEEDIHGs.
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Er0Ei WasllinafOr.

Wasaihgton, October 30.-All the men,
oers OF the Cabinet are present, and the
session tomorrow will be a full one.
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DIED.

In Buckingham county, Oet'r 23, Mrs MAR
ed noar of he,, are % "on staples III the
In Fair Haven. Conn, Oct. 25th, Mrs. ELIZA
!, ,,a,1;t WluoW Oh me late w
In this city, Oct. 2slh. ANDREW r SrARiE
nyed AZ wears and le drvs " - iA -
oi III II ~ tne residence OF her
fhe mn vear Of hec 1sa .'A'9 ~ ii'Dffho' III
in the 18th year of his age
.n,.,... a.. 49,.
,,n1-II tI1 ny, Uct, <o'h, Aj.EAANDER SOM
~ son oi ROBERT GiDson, aged
- !, , - -. ~ llloIlIIs.
NIE sopTHEHN AssOCtAIEON.-3AF-
fLE. Iof me Eenefle OF the Widows and Or
pnsths OF the southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No GIG. EyEyIYG- 0cT IN
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For Other Local Matter, See Fourth Page,
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Greisils9 Stats aollrnal.



DAILY, SEMI-WEEKIY AND WEEKLY,
No. 912H Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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From London.

Lonlom, October 2S.-[Special to the
New York Iporld. d.l-At recent Cabinet
council, held to consider questions relating
to the Royal family, the Queen was asked
70 give her consent to the marriage of the
Duke OF Edinburgh with Russian prin-
cess, and also to consent to the establish
ment oil regency with the Prince of Wales
as regent. She refused assent to either
proposition, and subsequently, refused to
aiiix the royal signature to public docu-
memts en- which were presented to her.
The Cabinet afterwards continued the
discussion of the question of regency.
ana definite proposition was introduced
to appoint Chancellor to sign documents
IN place of the Queen.
Foreign Items.
Gortschakoif has had a long interview
with Emperor William, of Germany. and.
subsequently,, with Bismarck. The sub.
ject is unknown.
President Theirs refuses to modify his
uitmatlon to England, regarding the COM
mercIal treaty between the two countries.
The English Cabinet has held five coun-
CHS within the past week, foreign policy
beng the main subject under discussion.
Inc reorganization of the English army
Is rapidly progressing the regiments being
al! Drought to war standard, together
with an immense accumulation of war ma
terial.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-31

IN This city, Oct. 2sth, ALEXANDER SOM
ERNlLLE GIBSON, son OF Robert Gibson, aged
years and months