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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

BOYDAt ms late residence Willie Plains T.
p An.s s ' $50 sSf -ar % attend ,ss fsrel rom
he ag ". g. clre1 "tie raas Tses4aJ aisuooa sars
Pro,.s. PlFe-e: l.. o4kosb, Wis, and Davenport iosA
papars ne-se COPY.
BLlsS-ol SATURDAY evening Ss L. css iAasasss Cas
iu' ~ aut L. re H. h.'' afei' Sf. ~ ill Is - A.
9Th at oeOcA fran1s are -'i'ea to ssea e'ao'' 10
cHraCHILL-rn Bro.p March aidn, Of neaasaeou eru,,
L.lHy s chi q Charlie 2 and Came sHis Clarol sd
year, 'nl monta.
TIE ra a ell, srt ma to ai'ent tie I2ersl ron 20
Irookrn 90 TUESDAY. h. - iasS A. ; o coc. p n
CABNBR-saiiea ofspopry, zoe liza u lsl M LosHns NJ
H iI rt-i vi tEe pe On MONDAY 6s in.t o'clock
residence OF Sir e. wilbur, No. - Crsaerp-a' bf'o.H-
Dow-In Aiken s. G. hlsulay. Feb a. Of consumption Dr. lanes r
Bro ase President Of sLr Ae'roPol-- Lie la'-- %
neSys and fe5ds q tn tamil, s.us The iuues "a
At Two a. o.el,cA P. N staous further invitation.
GOULDAi Porlke-ps Sunday aaEso'n. March 8 za-s Asf>
vae he rssscs q be- l,' s'ps u 9 ss I Paw
HARDTyG-O saturday halcA Aags'e' harag sed u ye'r'
the fazars ioH the seen.A-.l N Clureh rafv,
KRsPlrRIcK-soIha Asey Krpr,-eE a. New Brur,-es J..
Pei serves a. the Pint Pr,byterrn Chuh Ne. Bru1svi-t
Wenesiay March y u eocA an. a. Lasr h! Fa''
Il 90 the ;rny. 81 y;V a ~ ga. y - hs s4'
LEGGETT-Ai Nassau. p, Wm F. Leges Of 's e ase4 %
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LOoMIs-In Brooklyn. saaa evening. Nsrh Ma Worth s-
81 e. aries Looms IN tle flf1 ~ her
Tie .derls family @ d. leg 10 .iienA
he Gaersi. Chn.'s charm. Clinton anl HarOs
Nelaes.ay, nat, az ciOcA
PATTERsOS-Or SATURDAY ssrh aer short nuss, Lizzie Hood.
Patterson granddaughter OF Joan and Mar ooe aged years AID
m,u.L,.
T6r drq. - family respectfully invited a'end te fH"rA
fr 81 Der grsnaef JOg8 ioJe 10 81 b0"ur -.
Mou a.. March @, 9.
ROBM-0a Fla morning 81 inst. ia e s7h year Of h'g- Do
yiih obin
bis i'e rpt-c2ce Ihri-llnh 5lsh
Iges-ay 7th iasi. A. / 3. n
TYLER-Su.duf Sunday. March III Annie Aun t,nsatss
ofGel ". Adfe Tyler IN The an year 81 h~r age
OF he parents - t~enI AL Ass~
day March o. p
morning al inst, TloDas NlAms IT, n
15tI year 81 lis
Friends the funeral - CLah er
Ffhse AMI TSea 1ih-. "Wednesday morning oh nsL 81 -
O'clsck.
WATSON Sunday 81 at the rerns u her brother 9 ~
TLtg.sa Aauc vouugss arh-r Il lsIe Dr. no1ezi "a
Charlotte 10 Witt iR the ld'h year " her
Nouce col ia Tuesdays Iaper
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wRRKLy nAyANA MhrKrrs-

H4vtvA Marc arar closet qs,t AMI .tssdT business mail
price, hr hrr-f ftlI rrao1 owing tssfvrs sbroidf
No. % T. r si1O SO. - ~ ~
mOifses sncur No. 90 10 qne a. TlNS relis Nusr0vst
slgsr, fair o. good G.42i roaa Molazes Ella st,
trse 1t r-ls Mas-, 0 active r.sA Sugr etporel d1g
ne week from Havana nl aatrs non oEs spl 500 hhd
cerg the 800 ari b.
i1g Earehs1.es saf 'ia17-s M tsxes
Pr gh ho-In Bon erf p Jfft ssts Sor,e aai S01rr.
pots hngshes4 sglr irrl Ei fourra ports
s. Is 49,
Bacon doll Flour .,e,dy At ia 04sis Hsa qu. An.ac-.
80 ei @ sufsrc.r &c. Lsri say j. a0es steady cod
" straifi uns. 81 rrlsi h1rre's q rerf.
i1mbe white Pine Pitch ne rir Saooks active B0ys
Long ahafe--Asrse snppl 81, q18.-' f. 20
IiflnEoa onipn, 0ifi frem Jii Sisirs. % lays,
r--y 2. f"f dlcnt lo b0-. st lsoos1., goa. -
-A!s, = premium, - sbor sght, 50. p-.us IN.
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5uetial Nciitcs

Chas. Hunt, Amboy. Ashribuls Co, Ohio Conc % No
lsrs 10 ..t 1lsia' acAAns yS'i ms u,t.
ths earliest tine .ou ear 49,. - -
Union Republican General oommittee.-ls,s speris
Committee el.sseL examining tle roll 81 we L. -. =
Pf LEE, YIN 1 ' SoSpII ~ ESSG M,eA oel, ,A
qlir,ers fare and i"sn' tS 0cHRANR cAuru.a
Inm.u,c Eedaction-Eli,e Gina DlEsf Set, l'l Psss~
50 W = = RhL ,6y liz fsa Cbaa seis - pess
St,iFysE REpucrIoSwh.s Fresel Gina Tea Se' ~ ee.
SM8gSsg REDuCTioN-Gl'b4ad French cas-. Tea Ss'N -
P,ees - RgpUcrroS-CorI sud Git Caaa 10. sess
=" P'S'S CHAMBER 81. essr~ u F'ea..
swvFySR pRpucrION-Au Linds sfTsle Gas 4. hsfprs
iNNFSSs RRDU Ct OS--Ssrrpk Ia Sci. y0eA A'"'-
pei ct,isr; cot l-'eS - n
iTMsNsB KHDUCIION-MaHsel Vases ta4 hes'e' s-e n'~~
&C. &C. IA" W. v DALEY. Co. c3l B'.sd-,'.
To General AssnI--Life Insarnnce.-ols Of he "~a
ss and prgesre Al Cash" LIE Esaranos cospln.e' of
SYors hold eaiy rssB,ns Of the b GeHSr.' Aney
u,. q, the New Fns ADD Nae sHd Hss,ern States as l,ar-
,pe mel Of eGvssnoe approved Standing are R % ms1s AZ
eos ts terorr giving rrvrosoes extent u previous
err es a prsssaei 70 nsa Of Tie tfss iea' 10 'reA~
sslis seldom 70 e had ros a trs'- e4ass soaPan,.
Allr,s GENERAL AGENCY.
% Boz isJ7 Ss-.,oA
oEo 9 AILIN So Broadway, anis - Seloa. lsl.L
:, Lea g, s \, Perrin s' },,i sss s.r. ,s
'~' join bt SczSs soSS
serial Ar.-t. Uli.ss3sare sus % south NItAnsl
Are Yea Disiuroed NiSh as broker i "'' b.. sSa
ss snl crins viii As p.lu sesthi 4 sa
E,i bgals q MRS. wISSLowS SOOTHING SYRUP
Regular Mrrtine Of -. Isl ,a u,s's GN cl,s =, "a
X fSe hes a a S5' 5 's' = Ds jis kENSnS
y@sS Va E. as,rS Secretaries. p'o. -.
Krn-ett purand, 4. John-on aad et,i feos' awsns..
lrqrs-u'ce iu ur ,oLLt' 4oN 90 AA LAl "a
5,s, a., atea III be- S0-n ., aeas. "a Ttl-,yl, syLNtSa
asleA 3. b. q cyl gfee.s-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

ago. used 20 so ne mTr %"ancas death but even
seems sn SEsm,,uiek Of the beautiful Rachel Is har
YnOnio" :, .o,,,+ of n re-
We find in The Athe1gn%s P aScCun me 20 following
cent concess aYc75te American vocalist who has out
Sen retired from public notice new Mayerbeers
aise No in Tg1tn' and the air from bolill,a, er
tvslis made n favorable impression she h'' = P'"
eI .,rgsn aud her method was artistic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Republicans against Blodgetts admission He said he
mercy discharged his duty to the people Of Georgia In
presenting bhe cse 10 the Senate and that II tho icts
alleged concerning the eeoton true, they deserved
careful consideration
The subject ~as tnen temporarily dsposcd Of by being
O'clock tuesday
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THE SITE or TRADE.
LArPsr grRoPy,y yAgyYrs.

LoSpoH. March s2op mCcusos or ZOE Hsnrr slf0sk ~
N'ii- AnTfelL eaerrs lnsl y
oeh1s l@& tli is, ri 1897. 81 ier-Fore 90 s'cks-hrA
~ -hn- oen. nj itl Ataai'c sal Great " esera ~
Ii't''f' NAreh - 80 aoiOl Go - Doll VIII down.
zen eAff' Mlllng UrGuir 1DfL. hdnng Oius, ti@fr+g
sifs today ' fiss 90 bales Ior spes5n erpor CossSs
- srrTe quoted for too Orinary o. sh uaud s
Il56
Losoos Marcb +-9Gop m.-Belrsa Ps,ro.sa.. l5ai,tA
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LATEST SHIP AEJs.
fFor otter ship Ncirs seS Second PaTe.l
pAaIr-TTF BgfT,

Bosros March sAr1re ,ii, L1y D.rr, non Liverpool aS<
big Ese IT. JoIns. =. r.
S,rAsNAH Ca Na-rh ARMED -chr W. vs. Pharo. rom fs--
from PlDgGcs.r; sesap fifEJ iron Rev
CHARLESTON & c. March 5ArTvsl seH Cnosare ron AfasnA
se Steamship M5naaitiu for heslCrk sip 4. Nnhvp, 'et
Yeana fr TrroOl; hrr. for Barcrf rtfk
ser SaFyrr fr Nr.oliA
Iuit-s
Mah 4Arnvei sesnsbip Neptune. from Nrl ora nrts
Co1ti0o stormy Prr, from Liver DOL saif icie.
from r0Ue q. q. h.a.r. iroa
S,vANxAH Ca aarch AHMED dips Tec1nh. from BysrI.
james POOL Car. ssesmsY- oah Jscno .ir
N.a-fo.. Hgnr- Sew-}uri aan4a Tor fh1el NE
Haie En BuEcl, Ga, 20 load for Ae"-tors
aezulu P0r all.
To- a ose seh-s Juseph Lindsey f0u Ngiiaren or Doroi1
81 f1r Mar b. Amslen, "a
fosa cor he Tor Norfolk s4l s,An SopEa "sou Pso, b. J.
H-rsiy. 81. n Read -,
YOrA-
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrrEvsrovs. March She steamship AbfnA ron Ner for
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Wedding ard Visiting Cards, initial Stamping N5b PsDea
W. hYEHDELL. r, % ID DUICH tsuscA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Por Liver Conipiuin- and Diseases OF the n idneJs
WtscHEsrsks HyPOruosPuTz o. MAAoAsasa a terl c-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

TO Care consumption WiScHSggs hSPoPu0sPsrss
Ll4z SODA. besl only succassiui rsrslI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

D-HUNGERPORD-M Laurel Cottsgeh- rrsdrn-. y 80
br ii tie ). h. Datl Aarcs bnst
rcrtors % NJ LarA T. da .4tr % SehSs
uun-er.orI u Caroline TOmpEins County, NV lolL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
HOUSE. OF RrpEEs NTATIvEs.

% e S-n,to ,lei who viii prrs,rt Themselves n on' me V'
FrssienFs ehsiT 70 tske The osth Of Ofoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

QrYESsrovs March She steamship Aby-nA ron Nrs fors.
arrived Ay, sa4s4.s Ca4baa aaI losu-o oa 80 loSt-
trrtei to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
rBtbc Hneernazf0uaIs.

ARREST OF PARTICIPANTS IN AN ATTEMPTED
PARADE ON SUEDAY-coSsEcUEST EXCITE
MENT-MEETING OF TIE SOCIETY AND IN
PLAMMAToRY Observation-Disclosures OF
THE AUTHORITIES DENOUNCED, AND A
PARADE NEXT SUNDAY RECOMMENDED, &C.
New YORK, December 1.-the police
Yesterday arrested six OF party Of lnter-
nationals, who attempted to parade In
spite OF the orders prohibiting Sunday
demonstration.
On account of these arrests n meeting OF
the International Society was called, at
which infllmmatory speeches were made,
and mass meeting called at u O'Clock this
morning in the square III front OF the police
station where tue prisoners were 10 be ar
raigned. Large numbers, including women,
visited the prisoners In their cells last night.
The Cosmopolitan Conference at meet
Ing last night passed resolutions denoun-
cling the Interference of the authorities,
and recommending the Intcrnatlonals to
parade next Sunday, and raised money to
defend the prisoners.
A number of international workmen
were in attendance ut the court where
their imprisoned brothers were to be tried.
Red ribbons, feathers, and necktles, We're
very conspicuous.
The judge discharged all the prisoners
OH the ground that they had been sutti.
GENTLY punished by their confinement.
The crowd greeted the released mon en-
Enthusiastically. Their red fig was restored
TO them.
A mass meeting and parade Is projected
some evening this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
<OSGR EsSIONAL.

WAsu1SGroS, December 1l.--Senate.-
Senator Robinson introduced the amnesty
bill which passed the Hou:e last session
with the recommendation that II pass. The
bill excludes former navy, army, and legls-
lutiye officers who went into the Conied-
crate service.
MIR. Summers bill abolishIng tho internal
revenue bureau, reducing all special taxes,
and Increasing the direct whiskey tax TO
eighty cents per gallon, was. alter discus"
sion, referred 10 the Committee OF FL
nance.
Mr.. Morton offered concurrent rofoiu-
ton that Congress az! ourn sine die on the
third Monday in May next.
The balance OF the day was consumed III
discussing the Treasury defulcllions.
An executive session confirmed Waits as
Commissioner Of Agriculture, and Walker
as Commissioner OF Indian AtTlirs.
House. Many bills were introduced I'M
der the regular call, Including an amnesty
bill, without exception, by Mr.. Cox bills
repeating rewards tn revenue informers d;
making FOREIGNERS eligible to the prcsl-
tlency; connecting the Mississippi and
Lake Michigan by Il ship canal regulating
contracts for carrying mails.
a concurrent resolution was introduced,
adjourning from the list instant TO the oth
OF January.
The BppOr,ionment bill was discussed
the balance Of the dry, but with no pro-
grncs
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Supreme Court T,erssion.

WAeH1SdToS, December 11,-Tho SUI
premc Court 10. day rendered decision in
the case of Ward Us. The State OF maryland.
In this case the plaintiff in error was in
dlctcd in the State court Of viola.
ton of the statute against sales by sam
pie by non.residentS with license ; and the
court affirmed the right of the State to
exact the license. The Supreme Court
holds that the statute of Maryland is in
violation Of that clause Of the Constitution
which guarantees to the citizens Of each
state ali the rights, privileges. &C., of citi-
zens in the several States, and that 1t is
therefore void; but the view is taken that
il IS not violation Of the commercial
clause of tho Constitution if the tax on
residents and non-residents le equally laid.
Justice Clifford delivered tho opinion Of
the court. Justice Bradley concurred in
the opinion us to the first branch Of the
decision but dssonted from the second !;
holding that the statute is violation of the
commercial clause of tho Constitution be-
cause il is n regulation Of commerce be-
tween the States, and that it Is repusnant
to the clause without regard to the equal
itv OF the tax.
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s,ri1rr IEcs.a s.rxt,sioR.


'.'ss"''ei.'' Of -" ''.'"''''"'' "i't''''"'
49, G'|"SG or TErf LOVE- NEVER Old Nun
""#IE-INifEiST!A" tASt-ThE CANAL
UEfNsuFt.toHs ~ LEARNING.
LIxi>GruN, December Q, 1871.
u.f.a rrmulk lhe aud intcrcStinl case
9, -, I'D ctuIo judge Etlnord>un here
,.. =. ~: : end ~" uAy urtnrc. ~pmc weeks
...r@, fray took place between Il young
...t ;.a}"rd Usher, "i 'h>S county, ""d Il
.."n- 'ral,, at Aurli'ta, resulting IN 'i2
..'.I" gutltnc 81 tic !2,ter III tue Face lf"-
...... ~ - more serious fleets, LuWey,r,
So Is ~. I.,ynl,ic 81 Eie .c!-onm pGIobri-
IL * Hing cau~cs h"InS quite TO-
.'EIr. "" viii Gc''i mem ~ Lar IL We
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
S.ctscT from Petersburg.

~,-..,i >nas1eo % the u chmoud ri,ratnn.
FrvrHsnrRG, December II. 1871.
71.,-an fhn mcc'icC of tl,o Agricultural
s. ~, head GU saturday did not result in
..,. disorder W collision. 2s was expected.
., - not Nryv mcnjous. and did not
..,. ,.r..;r satisfaction. Prior Ia It's session
..., f.,a,cI> held y mcc,iuG, presided over
Ng!ur pNuiCl Lyon, Ill which their
.. .,.,,e, were ventilated and their claims
. .r.-gA. The meeting resulted III nothing
......r ri.cf'C Il. however, than The adop-
...n.,l y resolution 10 40 into the meeting
...'. society with The purpose 10 do all III
.... r.,urg "a ;rromo:r the Interests Of lie
....,, Tie meeting itself was OCCASION
g. -,.rIuv--ouc mJm.rr threatening Ia
....,a 1rulh>r ~ severely that he would
. ,.,r..yf tt, itfl,>tiou in twenty wears.
..rr. v,lo otHe; rNmer- o. wars, but no
, ,,v constitution was adopted, Intro
.I.Z ,,,rfaI salient features ot inaoNa-
The ;,r|-ifrut and fix Of the nine
....a.. a. !hr executive committee are
...r..,! ~ rc ch",cn from country mem
IS. ~. K,,u3rd Errc>, o. Prince George,
,.uirI presidential selection which
.ruyrl satisfaction.
IT,, 'i,l3,c~. | !cIra. ate NIil somewhat
.-. Al; l"i.rr. hCWuNcT. and two hay" a.
Z, ~r. .u,,j their iitc,mcinhcT-hip. They
r.tr..! 10 c1uj9" another association
. e.. t...ri., So # discussion on agricultural
~. &. without any features o. annual
..- st.t other pIhl:r orcr>ioGs, Both So
--- ..,r N.r; we'll r&l,t without Inter
3D.. .... r,!'h each o:A"r.
r..> - Guia1 about / o'clock frame
,..... .n,. Federal street, owned Ivy Mrs.
......s. ..u. occupied ny three tenants, was
~. ,,I 80 the ground. The fire bad ragged
.4 h.u. hciGrc The roIicc--who we're
...... -yaug rhc aluln.hcI. The house +
...-..p...'t o. iI1Nc been srt on fire hya crazy
g.. .,au .l>.uE Oh tho premises. Loss IS not
-a'cl. c.-.
>.nr I,ar q amman precinct, IN Prince
r.rurta. yras terribly burned. her clothes
Z. ,..., raM,ht f.rc while she stood wartu-
.,.. rry>,,:, her lack lusnca To- the ilimes.
E"~ }.l" i dr-pa'rrG 81.
r,,r uc,sunr wee hHUtiZ"d lat light NJ
i,",'c--t.c1t i!3p:.>t church and two
g .h, Ttst E,ut}et cilJrce.
a..t 0ln}uuu Council had meeting this
-. 'g,acu, tu: ;taE>artcd no business q
..r... l.;nfc~i except & resolution author
~. 2fal Finance Committee 10 sell about
-,.s..-.a - the city bonds hcij in III" south
.,rr.Ll nt.:.
!h,rr ~rrr no services yesterday In st.
t'..,.'- Church l., reason "f The recent death
. . t'.9. hr. M.lugiiy!d, III Fortsmou,h~-th"
-T.,1. : 'a'hcr,
; l.. weather 10 day bGS been quit" cold.
RoBls ApA!R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

TIE CHURCH CASE At WILLIAMSBURG
IFitt0mSport. Pa, December 9.-Ihe great
case OF Father Stock, priest Of the Church
OF AunlnCiation (Cutholic), in this city.
against Rev. William OHara, Bishop Of
scranton. Involving the power of a bishop
to rcr.ioye priests without charges ~ bear
ing, ramc before this court to-day oil Il mo-
ton to dissolve The iuJuuction previously
granted. Mich of the III; was taken w IN
presenting aiilGNits and citing authorities.
The ground assumed Uy the complainant is
that ilo IL not fighting the Church, hut con-
tcndin. Tor tbs proper administration Of
the cgnous and laws Of the Church by the
bishops. Great excitement prevails among
the Catholics, and they are ont in full force
10 hcnr III" argument. The case was ad-
iJururd till Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

TUE Cost OF SMALL.roX.--Tha following
is clipped from Il late number Of the Lon
don PuU-Iuit Gazette. We respectful; In
-itc for it the consideration Of our Board
Of Health /:
"Dr. Lankettcr. in his report TO the YES
try Of It. James, Westminster, says The
small pox is now slowly departing from the
metropolis, after staying five thousand per-
sous. aud miinliug, disiigurinc, and pau
par,zing about one hundred thousand
more. 1t must have cost the metropolis ut
least .el00, 900, tenth part Of 'rhich sum,
jHdiciOuSty expended. ac0uld haze cut short
thiS cyiiCn,ic at its gerry COMMENCEMENT. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

A RIVAL TO TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILHoAD.--Thc kentucky and Great East-
err is pushing forward With great activity.
1t his recently come into possession of the
West Virginia Central, which will form
from Cincinnati 10 New York (which VIII
lie The shortest IN time and distance be-
tween lhn Last and The Vest. and is re-
yardcd hy the highcst statistical authority
nf Cincinnati as Indispensable 10 The manu-
featuring prosperity Of That city.--Lex,ng-
ten tNp) Observer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

COVER HoR HOFFMAN eArH.-Thc Albany
i,gu$ has the following remarkable state
ncnt IN relation 10 the political status of
Governor jioilm9n
we have no doubt that Governor I1oh-
man sees lhat the cXigcncy Of the hour is
10 arrest national corruption and to avert
the threatened destruction OF our Govern
mcnt. and when the Eccnny Post re-
porter says tia. che is ready to act
with Horace Greeley, Carl SchurZ, and
Charles sumner, in forming party on the
basis or national reform, strict construc-
ton oC the Constitution and the supremacy
o; The civil ovcr the military power he
does not mi>reprcscnt his opinions and
pllrDusrS.'
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srec,a, dispatch to the Baltimore sun.

special dispatch to the Baltimore sun.
Political MHneuycring-The "One.
Term" Principle for tho rrcssden-
cyan Empcachment sensation
Spoiled.
WASHINGTON, December 10.--It is stated
by persons who nre In the movement, but
who object TO their names being used IN
print, that a conference OF leading Demo-
Gratis In Congress was actually held mere
two or three evenings since, With several
snti-Grant Republicans, who arc at work
organIzinp an opposition party TO ccalc>co
with Tho Democracy 10 prevent Grants re-
election. All that resulted at tho meeting
was universal acquiesccnce III n resolu-
ton declaring in favor OF the one-term
nrnciric FOR the presidency. The anti
Grant Republicans expressly declared that
they desired 10 leave the Democratic party
free from al coalition. yet to leave IL pre-
pared To act with Si8or and wisdom at the
proper time,
IN The mean time the " one.tcrm" party
will soon be ready, 1t is assumed, 10 dcye.
lup its lire Of battle. All it is proposed
that the Democrats shalt do, as IN indie
pendent organization. IS 10 support the
" onc-iCIlu principle and declare for it In
caucus or convention. Tho following is TIE
resolution agreed on al tho conference nj
iituN llthl
" RcSo'ccd, That we will henecforth IN
scribe upon our banners the one -,cr m
principle Tor the presidency of The United
states, aud will likewise proclaim among
our tests Tor the coming campaign against
vice, corruption, con!cdcratcd wealth, and
arl>tocracy, those OF no moro MONARCHY
III AmcI'Ca,' 10 more standing army,
aud ~ candidate for Chief Magistrate.
under The now ycaruiug OF the world for
peace, Who represents or typifies the art
Of wax"
The Gjsratch Of II column and half in
TIE Sew York Herald Of yesterday pre-
tending 10 give the details of plan on foot
ama!;g the Democrats and anti.Grant Re-
putl:c:ns irI the Impeachment Of the Pre-
sidtni turns ont to he utterly destitute OF
truth, and one Of the most reckless fubrica-
lions ever invented. Hon. Mont eomerv
Blair, whose name Is ingeniously connected
with II, states that he never heard OF the
project til il appeared in tho Herald, while
the Democratic committee, whom it is also
attempted To involve, make the name eX-
llIc't denial. Neither az individuals nor
is 81 committee has the idea Of impeach-
ment been thought OF.
George Wilkes says:
"Gencral Grant, in a conversation with
him two DAYS before his nomination at Chi
c1go, pledged himself formally to the same
priuciple by declaring it TO be his convic-
ton that the liberties OF this country
could not ho maintained without a onc-ietm
amendment to tho CoDtitution and such a
"lysI service bill ~ would enable the prc,i-
dent - retain good mcn In Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
massachusetts.

ELECTION IN BosToN-THE PRINCE ALEXIS, &C.
BosToH, December 11.-Mr. Castor, the
Democratic and Citizens candidate, was re-
elected mayor to-day. Party lines were
generally Ignored in the election, both as
regarded the mayor and the two branches
of the City Council.
Prince Alexis has remained quiet to-day,
suffering slightly from ague in the face.
This evening he gave private banquet TO
some twenty-five gentlemen, including
Governor Clati'n and Mayor CASTOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
National Board of Trade.

ST. LOUIS, December 1.-THE National
Board OF Trade closed its session today.
Ia the proceedings, MIR. Wright, Of CHI
cago. offered report from the Committee
on Warehouse Receipts, memorializing
State Legislatures to enact such penal laws
as will adequately punish the issuing or ne
gotiating of spurious warehouse receipts !;
to protect holders of property covered by
such receipts, and make warehouse re-
ceipts like other commercial paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 11.--The area Of
lowest pressure will probably move east
ward over Pennsylvania and New England,
and that Of the highest barometer will
move northeastward. with clear and pleas
mt weather from Virginia to Illinois and
southwark. Cloudy weather will continue,
possibly with snow or rain, on Lake On
tario, where brisk but not dangerous winds
arc probable Tor tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
Investigation Of tho Treasury
Eep7sa fnpnnf.

WAsHINGToS. December 1.-THE Urea.
sury Of the United States. at the request OF
Treasurer Spinner, has been placed in the
hands Of committee appointed BY Secre'
;ary Boutwell,. The Investigation will con-
sumo several months. In the mean time,
however, there will be no interruption TO
buslless aS tho committee will from day to
day supply MIR. Spinner with tho funds
needed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
The Effects Of Whtskey.

Special telegram 20 lhs Dlspatch
WYTHEvILLE, VA, December lin q
street fight here this afternoon man named
John King was terribly beaten and his eye
cut out By Stephen Halsey, noted bear
hunter. The participants were uncle and
nephew. Cause Whiskey.