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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
ALEXIS.

AS we read the dispatch announcing the
arrival Of the Duke Alexis in New York,
we came near saying, "The long agony IS
over.n But yet it is not over. 1t is just
begun. According to the reports, the pail
pitations Of the heart of Toadydom were
never more intense than at this minute.
Some of the newspapers are quite dis
tressed for fear the Toady family-for we
have such family-are going to make fools
of themselves. These journals wish this
avoided, and so they lecture the members
of that family in such a pointed way as
would fully justify the aforesaid in getting
thoroughly mad. 1t is too bad to tease
them. They are going to make fools OF
themselves as matter OF course, put u IS
clearly their right. Ii is the inallenabie
right of a toady to make fool OF himself
or herself, and as for us, we are not gong TO
make equal fools of ourselves by trying to
get them not to do it, when we know as
well as we know anything that the
effort would be in vain. And then we
should be opposed to interfering with them
on humane grounds, if on no other. We
believe that toadies have as clear right tc
happiness as any other class OF the people
and SO let them have a good time witt
| Alexis. He is a nice young man, anc
won't hurt them. And doubtless he ha!
seen some of this family before coming tt
this country, and has learned enough t.
enable him to Judge Alright between then
and those whom the journalists hereinbe
fore mentioned are anxious to have repre-
! sent the better side Of America, truly CRATE
! full as it is for the strong, never-wayerlnE
sympathies of the government this youti
represents. Russia was true to us IN ou
darkest hours, and we doubt not that !
will somehow be so contrived that Alexl
shall look past all the lines OF the mer
toadies into the real heart of America, beat
ing warm and true for his tatherland.-
| W0sh. Chronicle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22


CUsToM-HoUsE, NEW YORK,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Nov. Is, 1871.
To The President
| hereby tender my resignation OF the
Office of Collector Of the Port of New York,
to take effect upon the appointment OF my
successor.
You are aware that during the period
have held this important trust, and because
[ have held it, have been subjected to a
persecution which, for persistent mlsrepre-
sentation and unrelenting vindictlyeness,
has fortunately but few parallels in the his
tory of political strife. Throughout this
somewhat trying ordeal | have been sus-
tanned, however, by the consciousness OF
my own rectitude, and by the fact that dur
ing my official term | have enjoyed unin-
terruptedly, and still retain your conf
dence, undiminshed by the vituperation Of
my accusers. For the manner in which
the duties of the office have been performed
take pleasure in referring to the judgment
of my official superior, the Secretary Of The
Treasury, and to the figures of record il
the Treasury Department, which show how
the revenue has been collected, and witt
what diminished per centage of cost. un
less your attention has been called to thi
record, beg you will refer to it.
Groundless as the aspersions cast upol
me are, and fully as they have been refute'
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
FROM UTAH.

Sail Lake City, Nov. 2l.-The United
States District court resumed its sessions
this morning, Judge Mexican presiding.
In the case of the People VS.. Brigham
Young, for lewd and lascivious cohabita-
ton, the Hon. Charles Ii. Hampstead
moved that the trial be continued to the
March term. The prosecuting attorney
objected to this. Mr.. Hem Jstead replied
that his client was not absent, nor did he
intend to absent himself from the Terri
tory; but, being in i'll health, he had gone
away from the city, as had been his custom
for several years past, and furthermore, on
this occasion he had gone with the entire
approval of the court.
The counsel for the prosecution objected
to postponement, saying that they were
ready now. Judge Mexican said THAT he
would not, at present, grant that motion.
The case of VIM. Hickman, ID. II. Wells,
II. Stout, M. Meacham, VIM. Kimball, and
others, for murder, and Henry Lawrence,
Ornas, S. E. Bates, and III. b. Clowson, for
lascivious cohabitation, were continued till
next Monday.
The great mining suit of the Eureka Min
ing company VS.. Aspinwall. of New York,
and others, was decided at Provo to-day by
the jury in favor of the plaintiff. -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-The President
has ordered that the supervisory district
comprising the States of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi, be annexed to and united with the
State Of Tennessee, and hereafter to consti-
tute but one supervisory district.
Gen. Walker has been appointed Com
missioner Of Indian affairs, but he will con-
tinue the superintendent of the census until
its completion.
General Spinner's report recommends
that delinquent national banks be charged
interest for every ten days delay in paying
taxes. lie says that not cent has been
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll0a.
The total number of registered voters
in the District of Columbia is 2l ,6l2. The
election is progressing to-day.
John Il. Hunter, the murderer of Mr..
and Mrs. Gorgett, at Richfield, Ohio, May
27th last, was hanged yesterday.
Matilda Heron, the famous actress, at
her performance at the Opera House in St.
Louis, Monday night gave unmistakble evil
dences of insanity.
The annual convention Of the Woman,s
Suffrage Association met in Philadelnbia
Yesterday. Fourteen States were renre-
scented hy delegates
The accounts of paymaster Hodge
having been settled nv the Second Auditor
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. 2l.--The trial of the mem
bers Of the Massachusetts Medical Society,
who practice homeopathy by council
composed of five allopathists, has been ad-
journed until December 5. The homeo.
pathists have entered protest against the
authority and right of the society to dictate
in the premises, and also have obtained an
injunction from Judge Ames substantially
forbidding their expulsion.
The premises of William j. Weld & Co.,
heavy importers, have been seized by
United States officers for irregularities in
importing goods. They refused to open
their safe to allow their books to be ex-
hibited, and it was blown open. warrant
for the searching of the premises having
been granted. XXI
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

Duty PERFORMED GIVES PLEASURE.
That interesting Richmond correspondent
of the Petersburg hader, says: After
Judge Bond gets through here he will step
down to Raleigh to put through few more
Ku-Klux. 1t is said that he always feels
better after he has sent batch of Kn-
Klux TO Albany" Now, if Judge Bond
don't feel better after convicting a set OF
cowardly murderers and midnight assassins,
thereby protecting the innocent men, wo-
men and children, of N. c., then we are in
deed deceived in him. Surely, after the
abundant indisputable testimony, showing
the guilt of these parties, our Democratic
friends in Virginia might exhibit little
more modesty, and cease their endorsatiou
of them.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

The police force of Alexandra, gave a
grand ball at Harmonic Hall, last Monday
night. 1t was said to be considerable of
an affair.
j. Frank Lewis, son Of the ''lonee
star" of Danville, has been appointed
postal railway clerk on the route between
Lynchburg and Bristol.
The bridge of the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad, over hooi's run
has been completed.
in Fairfax county, the Infamous whip
ping post law was recently executed, by
the infiction of fifteen lashes on Sam
Brown.
A new fire alarm bell has recently
been placed in position at Alexandria. II
weighs 750 pounds.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22


THE OLD DOMINION MAGAZINE
The November number of this publication
has been laid upon our table. It contains
an attractive table Of contents for the gene
raj reader, and is published in this city by
NJ. w. Hazlewood, at $3.50 per annum.
The Old Dominion exhumes from the
records in the Capital quite an interesting
historical paper, and gives it circulation in
print for the first time. 1t is a list Of one
hundred and twelve "Rebel Prisoners I'm
ported by Capt. Edward Trafford in the
Elizabeth and Anne of Liverpool" who
arrived in the York river in January, l7l6,
banished to this colony on account of par
ticipation in the rebellion of the Old Pre-
tender, in 17l5. Twenty-nine of the
prisoners are classified as under
indentures, and eighty-three as no,
indented. The colonial authorities visited
the ship, carefully noted the names and
other particulars concerning the cargo, and
certified the same; and the prisoners them
selves Eetitioned Governor Spotswood for {
release from all charges, on the grount
that their transportation was the extent o
the punishment intended. This petition
was considered at three separate meetings
of the Governors council, and finally dis
missed on the ground that the matter COM
planned of was not properly determinablt
before that board. OF any subsequent ac
ton there appears to be no record.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

Indianapolis, Nov. 81 -TheGrand Lodge
and Encampment of the /. o. 9. F., of In
diana, commenced the annuaF session to-
day. The attendance was nnprccedently
large. Past Grand Representative Schuyler
Colfax, Past Grand Master o. P. Morton,
and Grand Sire Stuart were present. The
reports show the order to be in a flourish
ing condition.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRs.-The
Postmaster General, yesterday, made the
following changes in Virginia post offices: !:
AT Round Hill Loudoun county, Herman
Lodges is appointed postmaster, wee M.
B. Chamblin resigned. AT Brandon,
Prince George county, Miss v. A. kltchle
is appointed postmistress, vice z. X. Brock
war resigned. At Penn's store Patrick
county, w. G. Staples is appointed post
master, vice G. W. Finney resigned.
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FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 21.--The remains of j. b.
Stubbs, reporter on the Tribune, who had
been missing since the fire, was found yes
terday in the basement Of the r. ibune
building.
c. G. p. Holden has been exhonorated
from the charge of msappropriating money
belonging to the relief fund.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

THE BALL TONIGHT. There is quite
fIutter among the bellies and beauX OF the
city, most of whom are making extensive
preparations, choosing partners, &C., for
the grand Catholic ball to take place to-
night at Assembly Hall. Our. citizens are
determined that the orphans of St. Joseph's
Asylum shall be provided for during the
coming winter, and as charity and pleasure
are mingled so beautifully together, num-
bers of them will patronize the ball to-
night. 1t promises to be the grandest
affair of the season. One dollar will pur-
chase ticket admitting one gentleman and
| two ladies.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

n D
TRIBUTE OF kEsPEcr-1ne Lene =. Cot'
M1mdd'de Johhson-Meeet'nq q u'e i''ce
7n0nd Bdr-Resotaai0ns, S'c.-Ihe mem
bers OF the Richmond bar convened at tne
courtroom OF the Hustlngs. Court at II.
NJ, yesterday, to pay tribute OF respect
to the memory of their late associate, Mar,
maduke johnson, Esq. On motion OF
Judge John A. Meredith, Judge Alexander
B. 0ulgon was called TO the chair anu "eo'
l.. Christian, Esq. appointed secretary.
Raleigh i. Daniel, ESQ, moved the ap-
pontment OF committee Oh seven 10 eraie
resolutions expressive OF tfie sense Vi .ne
par at It's SAD bereavement, ana tile lnoeion
beng adopted the chairman named Messrs.
VIM. W. Crump, James Lyons, ROBERT
qua, Thomas =. Evans, James r,easall,s,
Jno. a. Meredith and X. L. Daniel as saio
commlttee, VINO retlred 10 perform tne uu.y
assigned them.
Judge trump, on the return OF tne COM
mittee in nresentinr the resolutions said
ho bod ,;son from a s;ck bod to nav the last
u. , iao tse' - oi'i SIN ~ ~ feJ s.'~I
tribute TO the memory OF MS ueceaseu
| friend Some of the finest oratory and the
,,,oet ,,,rC,ot ,Ioo,,o,,oo he bod oya,. haord
hioa, P0,ie0' 1ioIuenNo i0 i TT
at TINS bar had been uttered Dy nm. he
was not merely n great rheterician. but q
| 80, c oo,,,,,,o,,l;s.,o ;,,taljoot U;e cnootb
sna,' Vi 0oniiiiai,uinS Ai'ei'uO,' - io N',.'
and easy speech, his well balanced man-
per and his nerfect comprehenson of every
~; / ,rJtaI - ,ot,,rol 10 tGo
,iiiiis nc ulueiooon "eiI ii',ui" W
man. lie had often Thought tnat MS
| lamenfed friend had surrendered himself
-. s,,,.l, e. a. ;,,a,,o,,oo of a. dacIo,oo-
too Ahucii W .he niu1iiee VI eii0 uooaa'i"
tory power oi Which he was so perfect
/ master to the NEGLECT of his reasoning facul-
- -: -; a.eS II, a,aIx,r;s ,,L;oh n
lies, ms ioS'c anu h's aHaysis, w,i0u' IA
| his the Speaker'S) OPINION, were Sldom cx-
| celled and rarely eoua]led. The charm of
-. s-.s.'...,, Ill 80, ,,,;,,o,eoI uo
| MS iiaiiiiei, hc auueu, was so.sai.
! was O man OF noble and generous impulses,
| caurteous tn alI-in war GOOD soldier |:
| : - :
III peace, pra'e uiaii'
Judge Crump was followed III eulOgy oil
| tha deceased hv Messrs John b. Young
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
THoldAs MURPHY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 20, 1871

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 20, 1871.
Hon. Thomas rM,uphy collector Port Of Neao
York. 81,
DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 18th in
stant, rendering your resignation of the
office of Collector of the Port of New York,
with reasons therefor, is received. 1t gives
me gleat pleasure to bear testimony to the
efficiency. honesty, and zeal with which
you have administered the office so long as
it has been entrusted to your keeping.
Your own peace Of mind, no doubt, will be
enhanced by leaving the Office of Collector,
but | doubt whether such course will in
any sense be benefit to the public service.
Under your administration, the revenues
from the New York custom-house have
been largely increased, and the cost of col
lection, in proportion to the amount col
lected, has been greatly diminished. This
is shown by the records of the Treasury
Department. You have had my unquali-
fed confidence ever since you entered the
cflice of Collector. You had that conf
dence before, or the appointment would
not have been rendered you. That conf
dence is still unshaken, and in accepting
your resignation, | desire to give you the
fullest assurance of this fact.
Whether you remain in or out OF office,
time will convice just public of your en-
tire innocence Of the charges brought
against you.
With great respect, your ohedient SER
want. us. GRANT.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22
JOHN W. wOLTZ, News and city Editor.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE RICHMOND THEATRE. - Mss
Kate Fisher and Her Mazeppa-Fat,ue
Prospects. that spirit of illiber-
ality was shown us by the present manag-
ers of the Richmond theatre, we have been
disposed to silence as to it and the class Of
amusements heretofore offered the Rich
mond public. 1t is perhaps well it was so,
as we have seen but little to commend, but
Justice to deserving actress, Miss Kate
Fisher, who is now performing the leading
characters at this place, induces us to break
our long silence, and do for the managers
what they have peslstently refused to do
for us-exhibit spirit of liberality. Miss
Kate Fisher, in the celebrated play of MA
zeppa, is truly magnificent, and but for the
want Of voice, her acting in this play alone,
would rank her among the brilliant stars OF
the American constellation.
Her trained horse "Wonder," and the
happy understanding which exists between
them, as well as the natural grace and ease
she exhibits in her acting, keep the atten-
ton of the audience constantly enchained.
The support Miss Fisher has received, has
been unusually good, showing decided
improvement in the present company.
Now that the public has become some-
what reconciled, and the "loose screw" has
pomoll Sr rJ r. coase NOT until tho theatre shall
roro;,, re :, onna r,,oo,,olied nannlar;tv Ue
and 9Th tba s' nnhl;c yI w;ll pardon rs for nlainlv
S,,ooost;Ipo ono o two chonoee caIcnlated 70
o y 70 the naironooe Of the thea.
Se tre That stb;o f;ddleU and fhe man who
n,.r;nuiates If aro CONSTANTLY comnlained Of
hn 4boSo Who baleva neither TO ba transna
uy rsnt t''' Freo,entiu w tbe hest scenes arc lost
hv o tho baba;t of tba 'nerformer ne ON this in.
~ strnenf ,,,u [ Of Stond;pa nm ,nrno the acts or
81 '' h;S sn orraMnng ~ b;l p ;nst,,3mont &c r.
rorn,,t ~ ,an tDasa eha6;nd Il fron, see;ng thr
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

Denra, COL, Nov. 2I.--A fire originated
in barber shop at Kit Carson. The Kit
Carson House, Perry House, and several
dry goods and grocery stores, and two bill
lard saloons were burned also the post
Office. Loss, 100000. No insurance.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

APPoRTIoNMENT OF SCHooL-FUNDs.
The superintendent of public instruction
has made the fifth apportionment of school
funds for the year 1S70-'71 at the rate of
five cents for every person in the counties
and cities between five and twenty-one
years Of age, and the second apportionment
of funds for the year 1S7l-'72 at the rate
of twenty-five cents for every person Of
school age.
Another apportionment Of both funds
will be made as soon as money enough is
received into the treasury to justify it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

THE UNITED STATES CoURTs.--In the
Circuit Court this morning noHe pros. were
entered in the indictments against Charles
II. Guilion.
The McVeigh case was argued and con-
tinued till tomorrow.
In the case of A. j. Berry proceedings
were suspended to allow defendant to apply
to the department at Washington for com
promise.
The same order was made in the case of
Gus Plume; and recognizance in the sum
of $500 before Commissioner Pleasants was
required in the other lottery case.
In Judge Underwood's court various par
ties received final discharges in bank
ruptey.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-22

ANNUAL MEETINGS OF MASONIC
GRAND BoDIEs.--The grand annual COM
munication of the A., +. and A. Masons of
Virginia will be held at St. Adams Hall, 81,
in this city, on Monday, December 1lth,
at 6 p. M. The Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar will meet at the same
place at IL o'clock on Thursday, December
the 14th, and the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons at the same place on the same
day at G p. M,