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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Jhc End DrdtriHg Njgh.

Ihe End DrdTiHg Nigh.
For the last month there has been
fighting, more or less every week, be
tween the armies of France and Prussia,
but since the incoming OF January 1t has
RACED with new vigor. Prior 10 this
month the Frcncr seemed, some times,
to have obtained some advantage, but on
the whole, the result, aggregated, was
little less than defeat all round.
For three month. Paris has been glId'
ell by a Gordon of Iru,sIan encampmc"ts'
fortified positions, and iatterly, batteries
of great power. During this time de-
tachcd corps CT the army of Prussia have
made incursions divcrging from the cen
ire into French territory, capturing
towns and cities, and exaclin9 indcmni-
ties, and whenever they have been driven
it has been only to face about and hurI
backward the hosts of pursuing French
men, SO that, all the efforts to break the
iron grasp OF the PrussianS upon Paris
have proved unavailiog. Spriies from
the city, however formidable, have
proved equally futile,
The last army of the south OF France
two hundred thousand strong or more
Under Cen. Clanzy, and which was TO
break the bc-i,gcrs grasp upon til, capi-
tai of the French nation, has been dc
feated and driven backward, with terrible
loss of men and matcrial-in men, dur
Ing the two or three days prior TO the
llth, about 20,G00.
During this time repeated ollpris have
been made by the army Of Paris to
break the cncirclin% Pru-sian lines
around the city. RUSSIAN batteries have
been calamity as-alcd, bat wi h'ut sue
cess in every instance.
I'm the mean time the bJmbardment
continues with increasing Ii@or. New
and nearer batteries are daily opening
upon the doomed city, with its two mill
ions of inhabitants and two or three hun
dred Thousands soldiers. With little
means of subsistence, and fai!img i'll all
efforts to break out, letters by balloon
still aver that the indwclIcrs Of tbs one,
voluptuons city are still Lravc-heartcd,
especially the women,
The present aspect OF affairs in Franc,
lust now, seems to he this :-Thc differ
cnt Prussian armies operating away iron,
the city are meeting with general success,
and fully protecting the army around
pari, from outside disturbance. The
Prus>ian fire upon the city is CROWN;
stronger and more effective daily. On
the 10th the city was in flames in sever
places Shells were falling upon privat
and upon some of tl!c large ana numcr
Gus public buildings, and upon soldiers
women and children. The ArHo}c'
where rest the bones Of the FlIst Napo
leon, has been struck by a shell OF tn
invaders.
The nation that 80 recently " cnt fort
in pomp and pride to invade a confer
mnous state; Ike nation that crccte
the guilotinc the nation that murder
ed the IIugucnois by thousands becau>
they adhered TO the dictates of ti,cir uw
conscicncrs and the teachings of til
Bible in matters of faith the natio
that, for conquest, has carried 20 niue
Of devastation, suffering an! death int
border nations,-is now on the point ,
of sitting down in the dust of humiil:
ton! Who does not pity the inmocci
of the French people
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

ENLAEGED We have neglected to
notice the enlargement and change in the
Lancaster Republican. 1t has been en-
larged one column to the page, making it
now a fairs zed seven column paper. In
mechanical execution it is equal to any
of its contemporaries, lis advertising col
umns especially being set in unusual taste.
1t is now printed by the ''Coos Republl-
can Associa,ion''- neither editor nor
publishers name appearing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
TOYS, PUZZLES, GAMES,

AID a thousand aud thing that will plcase the
children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

CnAs. \. SYLVESTER, Prest
|. w. SANBoRN, .Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

James River and Kanawha Company nave
authorized their accredited agents at Lyncn-
burg and Richmond to assume TINS respo -; :.
sibility, and there is no valid excuse 10, h
failure to continue or to renew an eaui'''i0
This Is the explanation of the relations OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio company
10 the James River and Kanawha canal. 1t
shows that as time goes on the policy OF Gen.
MALONE does not become any more liberal,
:. but. on the contrary, quite the reverse"
The increased freights of the consolidated
line for Richmond may find in great de-
gree solution in the large freight with.
drawn from the canal in consequence of the
distractions thrown in the way of tranship.
ment ut Lynchburg.
When the Virginia and Tennessee road
was chartered such was the jealousy of the
Legislature Of all unfriendly policy towards
the canal that the most clear and positive
provisions were inserted in the charter for
the protection of the canal; but the his
tory of the policy of this railroad shows
how easy it is to drive coach and SIX
through the wise and cautious provisions OIL
railroad charters.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGAIES.
House met at 10 A. M.-Speaker TURNER
in the chair.
UNDER SUSPENSION OF THE RULES,
House resolutions proposing amendments
to the Constitution as to usury, and House
bill to provide a system of public free
schools in cities of the Commonwealth,
&C., (returned from the Senate with amend
ments, J were placed OH the calendar with
out reference to q committee.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bills TO incorporate the Lynch
burg and North Carolina Railroad Com
pany; to incorporate the Norfolk and Prin-
cess Anne Turnpike Company to author
ze district school trustees to borrow
money to provide new charter for the
town of Charlottesville.
House engrossed bills: To amend an act
to incorporate the town of Ashland; in
relation to an international exhibition OF
industry and arts declaring a portion Of
Clinch river lawful fence in Scott county.
The foregoing House engrossed bills
having been returned from the Senate, with
amendments, were afterwards severally
taken up and the amendments agreed to !;
as was also TIT amendment to House bill to
provide a system of public free schools for
cities, &c. ..... -.s.t ...... ~. a..
THE CHARTER OF FREDERICKSBURG.
Senate bill TO amend the charter Of the
town Of Fredericksburg was read third
time and passed.
DISMISSED.
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation
to petitions for appeals, writs Of error, and
supersededs, was,
On motion of MIR. SoUTHALL, dismissed.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Senate bill to authorize the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad Company to
endorse or guaranty bonds Of the Lynch
burg and Danville Railroad Company, and
certain cities, counties, and towns for SUBJ
scription TO the capital stock Of the said last
named company, came up.
MIR. BELL, of Augusta, offered the follow
ing amendment
:. PROVIDED, This act shall not take effect
until the stock OF the State in said road
shall have been sold and transferred on the
books Of the company" . -
After a sharp debate the amendment was,
rejected.
The pending question being ordered on
the passage of the bill, it was passed-yeas,
70; nays, H.. = 80, -
rs 49,. SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Rockingham Home
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
10 incorporate the Lynchburg and North
Carolina Railroad Company.
TO incorporate the Norfolk and Princess
Anne Turnpike Company (the title being
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fhali re mAda, xud the said eohsrnfs one, :.
20 solourn tne INQUIRIES herein dfrscsua1
. son nmebS ana ana from p,ses @ place, soS
15urnmsnt y 70 place ether tsn tsf srs sa "a
IN the original notice. sexual notice a. ~
ournment snal, pc oven 70 tie parties fntsysstss
and a. he eS d ssn a ana ,esss e b
cree that the deed OF tho zsd or Aprt Isss s1c o.
~ the house and lot In the town OF Coiumnm,.s
syase o, ~ wo sonveea The tesor to Jsnsa
Of the devise OF the said hou.e and i;t
In the first cIsuse OF the viii, being d;snns,,ned
OF The he same nr spesia; property
10th OF March 1871, the court doth adtanoo o we
and decree that Ehomas j. Eysns, one M
missioners OF this court In addition 10 The ,noaa
1871. do inquire aud report whether the sa,d
Miller at the time Of his de&sh had any ana Sam
what amount Of the following stoeks and haS any
Sonas o. I'm tne sass River and Ksnawh,
and Alexandria Railroad Company. eoranfe
the LIST day OF January, 1875; six per cent bonsol
snn, seas I'd ssnds o. The Mes.n
ny, bearing 7pes cent. interest and reds
May 1895; and what amount he had If any or Is, Isl
ssa eon ds a Ss sGekS on the Is. day Of
amounts OF said bonds or stocks, and when ana mo
deemabe or payable, and the market yalun tho ,s
Of at the time or his death. 'i'ele-
And that ne further inquire and report xba.h,.
or not any, and II any what Gifts were na5u e
The testator to the said Asylum after he G.,
the said will, together with all the facts he car VI
certain tending TO throw light on the ona.,f AZ
whether or not said gifts were intended nv TIC I'VE
tator to be IL satisfaction Of the legacy 1;ven -
the fifteenth clause OF said viii to The AsyInr,s
whole or In part. 'u
And the court doth further order that vbe,ero.
the said commissioner Is ready to report mon ,ss
inquiries herein ordered he snail forthwith s .e
report thereof to the court with any M alter sns
ctaby stated, deemed pertinent by himsa ~ -
which may be required by either party 10 i. :. .n
stated, without waiting to report upon the mxiis
and inquiries ordered by the decree OF the ath A.,
Of March, 1871. And the court doth furthcr ord,
that notice Of the time and place of making SAID
inquiries shall be given and adjourned In the mods
and amer directed by the decree of The 9TH t,av
of March, le7L in respect to tie INQUIRIES therein
ordered, and that in addition to the parties "a.
quired by that decree 70 be served with actual M.
tice, such notice shall be served on The Lynch.
blu, z Female Orphan Asylum.
The parties interested are hereby notified that 7
have axed on TUESDAY, the I'll day of Nav. ls,i.
at 10 clock A. H., the time, and the law ofBc
OF SLAUGHTER Il CRAIGHILL, in the CITY M
Lynchburg, as the place, 10 take the proofs and
accounts and Ike the inquiries directed b7 The
said DEGREES. And the taking OF said proofs and
accounts and the making or said inquiries will be
adjourned to TUESDAY the 9th day or May. lsI'
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office OF THOMAS j.
EVANS, Commissioner In Chincery. In the city OF
Richmond, on lltn street. between Main and
Bank streets. THOS. j. EVANS.
mh?2-lawaw Commissioner In ChaIcery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
General Assembly of Virginia.
TUESDAY, March q, 1871
GEN ATE
Morning Session,

Morning Session.
The Senate met at II o'clock, Lieutenant
Governor MARYE in the char.
FROM THE HOUSE.
House bills to incorporate the Exchange
Bank Of Goodson; in relation to the fees Of
sheriff, sergeant, and crier in relation to
inspection Of jails !; charging the corpora
ton of the town of New Market, in the
county of Shenandoah tor the relief Of the
sureties Of S. S. Reeder, late sheriff of Rus.
sell county; declaring Smith river lawful
fence in the county of Henry, were read
twice and appropriately referred.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Loudoun, from the Com.
mittee on General Laws, reported back q
bill! providing charter for the town of Sa.
lem, in the county of Roanoke.
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk city, from the
Committee on Roads, &C., reported back a
bill providing for the sale of the States in.
terest in works Of internal improvement,
with an amendment to the House amend
ment.
Mr.. COURTNEY, from the same committee,
presented minority report. .....
This report, which is signed BY Messrs.
COURTNEY, ROLLER, and CARR, recon-
mends. that the bill be passed as it comes
Lr0lu GlIc hOuSC, ZOE tuG leuSOQS
LIST. Because the first amendment relating
to the interest of the State in tue Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company is un-
constitutional in that the bill now pre-
sented in the majority report provides for
the sale OF the States interest in the inter-
nal Improvement companies; it is attempt
ed to change and amend the charter of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, and to subject that company to GER
tain restrictions, duties, and liabilities,
without the consent Of the said company.
2u. Because it purports to create in the
president and directors OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company
powers not conferred on them by the char
ter of said company, and said president and
directors not being u body polite and
corporate, known to the laws of the State.
Sd. Because the price offered Is so far be-
yond the intrinsic value of the interest
sought to be purchased as to amount to
conclusive proof that the possession of said
interest is not sought for the legitimate
purposes Of trade-the papers before the
committee showing that the nominal bid
ders are really the representatives of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company. 49,
4th. Because under the proposed amend.
ment 1t will be in the power Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company to
change the gauge Of the Richmond and Pc.
tersburg railroad, and thereby improperly
obstruct the coastwise commerce of Viz.
ginia cities. .l'
9Th. Because the effect OF adopting
the amendment proposed by the com.
mittee or the Senate would be to defeat
the advantageous sale by the State of her
interest in the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company at $3.50 per share, mas
much as at this late period OF the session 1t
is clear that the whole bill, as thus amend.
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DIED.

nwTS~
IN tina n,orn,ng OF the 2oth inst. Mrs. EUH I'll;
Ma Ia RHHssKERVfLL, Wife Of B. e. Q. Baskerville
ID sne zesn take place from the residence
Of Her her bnssand THIS MORNING. o.
II O'clock The friends OF the family are inf'sso
to attend.
a. russaav morning at 10 O'Clock, Mr.. MAR
Ills WIN take place fOm hs ana aIe G Tfs
dence nth street, oet T%TgaM MOE at ao'ciock.
The friends and acguaintances of the family are
re saItimors and New York papers please copy.
,r.,s,u NTH dav of March. at twenty. min
,. Oh ,F,or 10 O'Clock, JAMES FARRAR Of con-
sumption At his residence on o yf bs ase
@-I q ,s fnnerai viii take place on WEDNESDAY
at oclGexd fr snd Snash
and those Of the FAMILY, are respectfully iHFi'e"
to attend ,o,. ~ rho deceased that
was ade Of the First Virginia Infantry sh0no
accompany rs his remains to the grave. ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

by nera Roaer
Pryor, Colonel Thomas L. snead, and sew.
eral prominent gentlemen of Northern
birth, for the purpose of presenting bust
of the late General Robert E. Lee to the
Washington College, at Lexington, Va, OF
which institution General Lee was presl
dent at the time of his death, has resulted
in the production by G'Donovan of work
in every way worthy of the subject. The
bust will at once be cast in bronze at the
National Fine Art Foundly.-Neto York
Leader, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

Burglars entered the Rossville Exchange
Hotel at Lawrenceburg, Ind, Sunday night,
stole S4O0, and shot and killed the wife of
the proprietor, George Schneider, who at
tempted to intercept them.
Chicago has sent delegation to Canada
to press on Parliament the Importance of
constructing the Huron and Ontario shin
canal, as measure of great interest to peo-
pie Of the West in Canada, as well as the
United States.
The steamboat Rose Franks, with cargo
Of 200 bales Of cotton, was burned at Turn.
BULBS leland, Louisiana, on Sunday. No
lives lost. Boat and cargo will be "a total
loss. ,s.s,F, 49, - -
General Robert Williams has left Wash.
lngton for his post In the " est,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

The A, M. and o. Go. and the Canal.
Under the provisions of the charter of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
that company was required to connect with
the canal at Lynchburg, and to provide at
itsown expense the requisite means tor the
transhipnlent of freights to and from the
boats on the canal.
In accordance with this requisition OF
their charter, the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company furnished stationary
engine, and paid all the expenses necessary
IN making the transfer Of freights. Suisse
quently the railroad company declined to
bear the whole expense of the transhiD-
ment, which they Were required to do by
law, and the James River and Kanawha
Company agreed to divide the expense.
Finally, the railroad company refused to
keep up the stationary engine, or to fur
nlsh any facilities for transhipment from
their depot at Lynchburg to the canal.
For the past eighteen months tie canal
company has been required to pay what
the railroad company called terminal
charge, or to make the transhipment at
Its own expense from the canal to the depot
at Lynchburg.
In the month of July, 1866, in conse.
quence Of the competition of the railroads
on the north and on the south side of the
canal, it became necessary for the James
River and Kanawha Company to establish
line Of freight boats, by means of which
the freights, as we'll as the tolls, might be
under Its control. After the establishment
Of this line of boats, the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Company entered into an
arrangement with the canal company b,
which prO-rata schedule of tolls and
freishts was established.
Having secured uniformity Of charges
anu safety i'll the transmission Of treights
on the canal, by means of its line of boats
the Board Of Directors of the James River
and Aanawha Company, in July last, de
termined to dispose of the boats to private
put responsible parties, and established de
pots for freights at Lynchburg and Rich
mond, with agents authorized as hereto
fore to receive and to be responsible for th,
sale delivery Of all articles shipped on th.
canal. These agents were also authorized
TO make equitable arrangements with tn,
officers Of the various lines of railroads ant
steamboats, connecting with the canal.
The pro-rata schedule was complied witt
by the, railroad company until the LIST O
October last, since which time the agent o
the consolidated line at Lynchburg has re
fused to make any rates with the cana
company. ..sess-.-
il General MALONE were to pro-rate with
the agents Of the canal company the bout.
men on the canal would In no sense be his
agents, and thus make him responsible in
case OF damage to the cargoes; but the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
s'va,yEs ANsf TaNWARE

r r. MOUNTCASTLE,5 $40 Broad street,
u . Agent for ID. III. patiently APOR
COOKING ASDrHEATING STOVE. It needs
no wood, no coal, no chimney, no stove pipe. You
have no smoke nor ashes, and the most perfect
eeIow the fire. All in want or such articles should
call and see It, On exhi oition at $50 Broad street
. NH 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECrIoS.-The Monitor
gives returns for representatives from al
the towns in the State, and classifies them
Republicans, 1854; Democrats and labor re.
formers, 1865. The Patriot says the House
will stand 1853 Democrats, 1872 Radicals,
the labor reformers being classed as Demo.
Gratis.
Probably nothing more definite will be
arrived at before the meeting of the Legis.
lature in June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK. Virginia >GsTaS
Il Steamship and Pscset Comp .ny' $500
elegant steamship VIM. P. CLYDE, Captain JNO.
II. PARKER, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
FRIDAY, March oath, at S L. n. Freight re-
ceited up to the hour Of sailing
Close connections and through bills lading given
to all southern and eastern ports.
Fare, $40; steerage, IS; round-trip tickets, good
until used, only SIS. ID. j. BURR, Pres't,
NH 22-3t l2I4 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE LEWIS, OF PENN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March 90
Judge Ellis Lewis, late Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of this State, died yesterday
in West Philadelphia, aged seventy -four
ed bV be w nson 1ne n 5sS at b sdg
Of his term declined denomination on the
Democratic ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
saARR]I;I,IlIEn.

a. @. p.r,,s Church. Monday, February 10th
~ tha 70 p.r Charles Ninntgerode, Miss M. Etlf
sks 1 10 Mr. I. s. TOWER all OF This ciss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

ADMISSION TICKETS, 81. Reserved aeats, soc
extra.
The sale of reserved seats will commence on
MONDAY MORNING, March goth, at West i
Johnston's bookstore.
The Grand Pianos used are from the celebrated
mandatory OF Steinway'& sons warerooms In
Richmond, at Sleight & Towards, opposite Post.
Office.
Doors open at7t. To commence a.. o'clock.
NH DO 8t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

rI,HE MEMBERS OF DAMON MGA
Il LODGE. MOI, K. 2. will assemble at EYi%A
their rooms THIS Wednesday, AFIEK- III Rl1
NOON at l o'clock, to pay the last trib- \S&SSG
ute of respect to our deceased brother, EASSS
Past Chancellor JAMES FARRA2. D
Members Of sister Lodges are Invited to unite
with us.
By order OF W. G.
lLk L. w LEY DAVIS, IL. :.