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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-12
LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.

NeD York, Jan. l1.--City of Mexico
dispatches to the 3lst ultimo state that the
revolutionists under Diaz in Oaxaca, have
been completely routed, with the loss of
artillery and many killed and wounded.
Governor Hoffman last night signed the
bill passed yesterday for the financial re-
lief Of New York city. .-s -
Erastus Corning is dangerously i'll.
A large number Of journalists have gone
down the bay to welcome Hon. James
Brooks from his journey around the world.
The retrenchment committee continue to
unearth doubtful practices III the New York
custom-house.
The Seaside House, at Rye Beach, has
been burned.
The grand jury has indicted twelve cleo
ton inspectors. They have been bailed in
$500 each. ..l I.0-
The run on the Third Avenue Savings
Bank is somewhat diminishing.
Miss Mansfield complains to the police
that since the murder of Fisk her house has
been watched day and night by strangers,
and that she can't 60 out for fear of person.
al violence. .....
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evening State Soarnal.
punL,oArIoNs RECEIVED.

THE KANSAS MAGAZINE. We, have
received the first number of a new publi-
!. cation, of the above title, just started in
Topeka. geographically it compares fa-
vorably with similar publications from
other parts of the country. AT this we
are not astonished, as skilled workmen and
the improved appliances of the arts and
sciences may readily be transported to any
point, and the results of their union are
not to be measured or accounted for by
latitude or longitude.
But what strikes us with special wonder
while examining this fair specimen of peri
odical literature, is that in far distant Kan
sas, only a few years ago the extreme out
post of the Western pioneer, "a public demand
for the intellectual and refining influences
of such a publication should have SO sud-
denly sprung into existence. Among the
contributors to this new Western candidate
for public favor, we recognize many familiar
names which have graced the pages of old
er and very successful magazines and lite
rary papers. We wish the new venture
full and complete success. We predict it.,
from the character of the first issue.
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FROM THE SOUTHsIDE,

The work on the Free bridge is pro-
crossing rapidly. The last pier is being
put up and the iron work will soon be
put into position, if the present favorable
weather continues.
The northern and southern mails ar
rive in Manchester at 9.30 A. NJ. and a
miscellaneous way-maiI is received at 2:4O
P. NJ. Tie southern mail leaves at 2:40
p. NJ. and the northern at 3:45 p. NJ.
We hope the Manchester committee
on annexation, appointed to confer with a
Richmond committee, will do something.
Put us into Richmond ror the James river.
Our mud holes need filling up and side
walks paved. Ii one is out after nightfall,
he must be careful else he will be stuck in
the mud, or break his limbs,in the deep
holes in the sidewalks. This should not
be so.
We are informed that Col. A. Ordway
y Co., of Richmond, have large contract
for furnishing granite to the government,
and have located themselves on the Man
chester side, purchased tract of land, and
are erecting necessary buildings to put to
work large number of hands. This, we
hope, will stimulate others to come among
us, and give the old town start. The
work of getting out stone will commenc,
next week. .a. e
The following marriages have recently
taken place in Manchester: November 30
1S71-Robert L. More and Sarah Wescot
white. December 26-C -Chamberlin Mood,
and Winney Branch, colored. Decembe
2S-Dayid Jackson and Alice Branch
eolored. January ALBERT Munford an,
] Mary Smith, coIored. W /.
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SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York on yesterday
at l0Ss. r : .r's.
The Missouri State bonds maturing
this year will be paid in coin. .-a-. :
The convention of nail manufacturers,
now IN session in Philadelphia. have ad-
yanced to $4.75 for ten-pennies. E@ p
Both branches of the Colorado Legis-
lature yesterday adopted joint memorial
to Congress asking admission as a State.
= The Grand Duke and suite left st.
Louis at noon yesterday for the West. In
consequence of the recent mild weather
the original plan for buffalo hunt will be
carried out. .
,-Governor Washburne, of Wisconsin,
delivered his message yesterday. The
financial condition of the State shows no
material changes, the debt remaining about
$2,250,OOO. " -, :
The Kentucky Court of Appeals, in
the case of the Commonwealth VS.. George
Webster, indicted for selling tickets in the
Kentucky State and Paducah lotteries, has
sustained the legality of those drawings.
Judge Bryan of the United States court,
at Columbia, S. c., has decided the petition
for ha6eas corpus in the case ofthe ku-Klux
prisoners, Mitchell and Grier. An appeal
will be taken to the United States Supreme
court. .i .~ rrl-''" ~ -
"A new daily paper is to be started in
Washington city by, and to be the special
organ of, the colored people of the United
States. Prof Green, principal of the
High school, Philadelphia, will probably
be offered the editorial control of the pa
per. .t1.HE ..F.' ..-# H.r.. De-. --....-. .
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Southern Republican Press Association.

The first annual meeting Of the Southern
Republican Press Association was held last
evening at the Arlington House, in this
! city. The following officers were elected
for 1872: 5s..'t ,.,.y ~.
President, L. G. Carpenter, Daily Union
Columbia, S. 9. .. 1ta
~ Recording Secretary and Treasurer, G.
. L. Grady, National ReDubliean, Washing
ton, d. 9. ~ "'-- .t {, s'.E# ai".a =,
Vice Presidents, Arthur Bingham, jStott
Journal, Montgomery, Ala.; w. j. Pat
ton, State Journal, Little Rock, Ark; r.
, M. Kelly, Commercial, Louisville, Ky.
Corresponding Secretary, Charles MUIR
ply, Times, Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Executive Committee: l.. G. Carpenter,
Daily Onion, Columbia, S. c.. Il. Daniels,
Z STATE JOURNAL, Richmond, Va. !; Ar
thur Bingham, State Journal, Montgomery
Ala. John M. Morris, DAILY Chronicle,
Z Washington, d. g.; George w. Mason,
4 Jr., Republican and Couyie,, New-Berne,
N. c.; w. l.. Scruggs, Ne,c Era, Atlanta,
Georgia. ~" s%7'. .o,..
After the adoption Of a constitution and
bylaws, a lengthy and interesting debate
ensued as to the course to be pursued by
the Southern Republican press on local and
national politics during the ensuing year.
: l. Upon the executive committee devolves a
responsible work, as laid out by the assoc
citation, and the result of their action will
undoubtedly exercise potent influences du-
ring the coming campaigns.
A delegation was appointed to wait upon
the President to-day. .,,...-.-
...G The presence of so many representatives
of the Southern press at the time of the
meeting of the National Republican Execll-
tive Committee, which meets to-day, will
undoubtedly afford an opportunity for such
an exchange of ideas and opinions as will
be beneficial and of Importance to the lat
ter in the work which properly comes be.
fore them.- Washington Chronicle, of yes.
terClnu ,
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WANTS.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
4 TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter Of John l. Saunders bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
George Il. Dennis, assignee of said bankrupt
TINS day hled his petition in this natter which
being read and considered, the court doth order
that Robert A. Scott, who is hereby appointed a
special commissioner for the purpose, do proceed
to take and report to this court an account show
ing .a
LIST. What lands belong to the estate of said
bankrupt, their value. and in whose possession
they now are.
2d. What liens there are on said lands. their
origin, and their respective priorities -
And the court doth order that publication of
the time and place of taking said account shall
be published once week for four weeks in the
EVENING STATE JoURHLL.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Woshsagton, Jan. ll.--The Secretary of
the Treasury was before the ways and
means committee to-day, explaining the
syndicate.
James I. Legalt has been nominated for
Governor of Washington territory, and
Horace NJ; Harrison for Attorney-General
of Middle Tennessee.
The Repubublican national committee
have fixed the first Wednesday in June
next as the day, and Philadelphia as the
place, for holding the nominating conven-
ton. ..- r r.,
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GENERAL ITEMS.

- DIR. George B. Wallis, senior writer on
the NV York Herald, is a native of this
city. s
Rev. Il, IN M. Sherwood. editor of the
Z Fayetteville IN. C0 Presbyterian, died a few
days ago. II. cd
The proposit,.u to impeach Judge
Logan, of the 9th district OF North Caroli-
ma, has failed in the Hossse. The vote was
% to 80.
Memphis has just voted overwhelming
ly in favor of the erection Of water WORKS.
An officer of the gas company voted
against the project, because, as he said, he
was opposed to monopolies.
s-In a California theatre, few nights
since, large red apple fell from the galle-
ry and struck squarely upon the bald and
shining pate of gentleman in the dress
circle, then bounded into the orchestra and
broke fiddle. The audience apple-auded.
"A drunken husband in an Ohio village,
who had mania for breaking furniture,
. had the tables turned on him very neatly
by his better half. She very quietly looked
on while he was engaged in his warlike
demonstrations, then sat down and made
out bill embracing each article destroyed
and its value. This done, she went to the
saloon-keeper who kept her husband in
spirits, and demanded the amount Of the
p bill. He paid it promptly, and collected it
from the husband.
in Surprise Valley, CAL, there are q
number of small lakes. One of these has
recently run dry, leaving sediment or
/. bed of superior salt, clear as crystal, from
four inches to foot in depth, and cover
ing an area of fifteen miles i'll length by
six miles in width. 1t was never before
supposed that these lakes contained any
salt, and the water was always considered
clear, fresh water, with some alkali in it
in it as most of the fresh water in Northern
California possesses.
There are more uses in a loaf Of bread
than are dreamt of in our philosophy.
Thus, while q number of men were drag
.ging the river at Detroit, recently, for the
body of man who had drowned, an Italian
proposed novel way of finding it. TAX
ing a loaf of bread, he put quantity Of
quicksilver in one end, and threw it into
the stream. 1t went rapidly down with
the current for some distance, when it sud-
denly stopped, described a small circle, and
sunk like plummet. The Italian then
told the dragging party that they would
find the body at that spot. And they
did.
One of the most respected of the Rich.
mond newspapers, the Erening State JON.
nal, denies that there is any party
in favor of reputation of the debt o
Virginia. The controversy, it explains
arises upon the mode of treating the debt
The law now in consideration, il
charges, was passed in the interest of spec
ulators, large sums Of money having beer
expended to secure its passage,
The Journal adds: ''Because tn,
people reject this law, ard seek to re
consider, the cry of Reputation is raised
We hope the Northern papers will wait
s. little, and inform themselves Of the merit
of this quarrel, before they take up the CT.
against men as honest as themselves" |
is certainly to be hoped that this statemen
as to the integrity OF the Virginia politician
will be confirmed by the issue now in pro
gress.-N. Y. Ecening Mail.
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From Great Britain.

London, Jan. 1l.-An explosion, de-
structive of both life and property, occur
red yesterday at lakewood colliery, in
Wales. Eleven, dead bodies have already
been taken out. ,.,. ~
Flames followed the explosion, and the
extensive works and machinery were de-
stroyed.
An immese demonstration was held in
Limerick yesterday in favor of home rule.
Numerous speeches were made, but no dis
turbance occurred.
The British government has presented
the Emperor of Germany with an argument
fayoring her claims on the San Juan boun-
dairy question. . .. ,t.t ...... .... -- +
Viscount Parker has been declared bank
rupt.
Mr.. Millbank, M. P. for North York
shire, in an address to his constituents, de-
nounced the public course of Sir Charles
Dixie. He promised to call on him to re-
peat in Parliament his declarations in re-
gard to the crown and the government, and
In the event Of his failing to answer, to
crowd him as he deserves, r .
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VIRGINIA MAIL IRREGULARITIES -
Look Ont Captain Frey.-We are sure the
attention of Captain Frey, has only to be
called to the matter complained Of in the
following communication, to have the pro-
per remedy well apphed:
SPERRYyILLB, RAPPAHAYocK, Co., VA,
Jan. llth, lS72 ) .
To the Editor Of The State Journal
/ am in hopes the following complaint will be
seen by Capt Frey, the Very efficient agent of
postal arrangements in Virginia ;. We have a
daily mail from Culpeper to this place, but from
causes unknown TO us fail to get our papers.
Regularly subscribers. TO the baltimore, Daily
Gazette, frequently get but two or three papers
in the course of q week, and they delivered at
the same time. The New York Le1yer also fails
tocome regularly, and all other Northern papers.
am subscriber TO the DAILY STATE JOURNAL,
and frequently do not get more than two a week,
and never get it under tiJ0 days Of age The
same complaint is made in regard to other Rich
mond papers. @ ,--.-. -.-.
am satisfied the delay is caused by careless
ness or ignorance of localities the part of the
| route agents. Would it not be well enough to
send them before the CiutL SsrUice Reform Com
mtHee SUBSCRIBER.
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The amendments are Of mere verba
character.
THE LAND SCRIP.

Mr.. Anderson, of Rockbridge, from the
Committee on Public Institutions, present.
ed bill to authorize the sale of the land
scrip donated to Virginia by the Congress
of the United States, and providing for the
investment Of the proceeds thereof in such
bonds as the board of education may direct.
The bill was subsequently taken up, on
motion of Mr.. Meem, and advanced to a
second reading. A motion that it have its
second reading to-day failed for want of q
two-thirds vote.
OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Grimsley, from the Committee on
County, City and Town Organization, pre-
sented-
A bill amending the act prescribing the
duties and compensation of county officers.
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
/. ..r.. FERRED.
By Mr.. Ward-To incorporate the Bank
Of Warren.
By same--To incorporate the Norfolk
and Southern railway company.
By Mr.. Roler-To authorize the Com
mon Cour.cil of the town of Harrlsonburg
to submit the question of levying a special
tax for water purposes. subsequently
passed, under suspension of the rules.l
By Mr.. Fitzpatrick amend and reGn-
act section 10 of chapter 66 of the code of
1850, in relation to the duties of the Board
of Public Works. ..'r s..
By Mr.. Cochran-Authorizing the trus-
tees of the Presbyterian church and con-
gregation of Stanton, to execute deeds of
trust, &c. subsequently passed under a
suspension of the rules.
G oir MI uiislIfo ai,gda anu retLi, az
code. in relation to the time in which an
peals may be taken. lr4n. EFG d
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY PRESENTED
-TT-.. AND ADOPTED.
By Mr.. Bovkin--Of 50 amending section
% Of chanter s., of the code 50 as 70 Give
inddes of The county courts in term fine
or vacation, the same jurisdiction or au-
thorlty, IN cases Of suspected lunatlcs, as is
py sald section conferred on three justices
Oh the peace. g..a..sar
By Mr.. Huhdley-Of SO amending sec
ton of an act approved June 23d, 1870,
amending the provisions OF the code, in
regard 10 the supreme Court OF Appeals
@ as ~ pLoi,'oiI .L siic noluils 0. saG court at
nv lE.o ti,t'i th .no p''Ges az lle o'ate, tliat
.;es Gen's 'lie minimum ilHeo oy 9he constitu-
'ioii' ..-...-.. -.-..-----. .,-.,
ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
'~ ei PUBLIC'PRINTING. r~
After the customary interchange of mes
sages with the House, the Senate, in con-
junction with that body, proceeded to exc
cute the joint order of the day for the cleo
ton OF superintendent OF public printing.
;, MT. w ynne nominated X. +. Walker,
Esq, and he wss UNANIMOUSLY elected.
COUNTY JUDGE OF FRANKLIN.
In accordance with the House reso]ution
concurred in tb;s dav hv tbe Sanotn f;ving