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Shooting ARRAY.
Special telegram to the Dispatch


CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 22.-An ex-
citing shooting scrape took place here at 8
o'clock this evening. During the war the
lands of John Clarkson, wealthy Virginan,
were sold for taxes, and he sued forrecovcry.
Dispositions were being taken to-day in law
yer Kenna's office, on kanawha street. De-
PENDANTS to the suit were United States Mar
shall Hedgeman Slack and his father and bro
Their. A dispute arose about question that
was asked; Clarkson called old man Slack a
liar; Hedgeman Slack struck Clarkson, and a
general melee then ensued, in which seven
shots were fired, Clarkson shooting once and
tile Stacks six times The room was small,
and over q dozen persons were present.
Chrkson was hit four times, one shot causing
a dangerous wound in tho breast but not ne
cessarly fatal. AL parties are wealthy and
respectable. The excitement is great. Clark
son is Richmond man. Slack has been
arrested.
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I'll LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France. s
eAfhEssIoss oP CONFIDENCE AND coxeH AruLA-

y y
EXPRESSIONS op CONFIDENCE AND cosep .rurA-
- TIoEs 70 THEIRS.
ce;v AIS, January 22.-President Theirs re-
denea s csratitying evidence of public conf
resantat;,, m aii Quarters. The diplomatic rep
nm hin, =, OF foreign governments waited
their connra q n1uy yesterday, and presented
remain 81 ts,s suations on his determination to
yreat;ma ~ r .ne mead OF the Government. The
count Orlof, the Russian on,h,sseas .o an
noIceabiy warm and cordial. vas
IL Ii understood that Preside,. nut,
decided to abstain hereafter frnr, t n.eIs has
ang ~ the debates of the Assemble sN u.p.t
on important occasions. sss.nply except
England.
LONDON, January pa German -x.,, a,
Metz. ''>AiS scnooi ut
IL Is reported that the German Goro,,
ment refuses TO join In the movement ~ ~ "
european Powers for the suppression NJ the t,,e
international Society. N - VIZ
Spain.
MADRID, January GA cauc,,s 80 co..
tors and deputies has resolved TO nrasont 81.
support Gorilla as president Of the cor.as u
Hereru is the candidate of the minist,n .'.A
The lntcrnationals throughout Sns,n a.,
petitioning tue Government for the revoca.
ton OF the stringent regulations agains,
them.
Russia.
ST. PETERsBrRGH, January 22.-An Imne
rial decree subjects all male citizens of Rms
sin to military duty.
Peru.
LIMA, january 22.-The editors Of the Ma
cionale are still imprisoned, and are not al
lowed even to see their families.
An American photographer named Rich
ardson Is also imprisoned for cariaturin,
leading politicians. The American Ministe
ut Lima protested unsuccessfully.
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NeE York Items.

New YORK, January 22.--Rev. DR.. J. D.
Bradley has renowned the Episcopal for the
Catholic Church.
Three persuasive nlcn and one wo-
man-are reported killed this morning.
Mr.. Lect, before the investigation COM
mittee, exonelated Generals Porter and Bah
cock from sharing the profits Of the "gene-
aal order" business.
A man recently convicted of rape has been
sentenced to twenty years. Imprisonment.
A large crowd was assembled around the
Market Savings Bank to-day. Cries Of
"swindlers, robbers" &C., were INDUCED in,
but no overt act was committed. The gene
raj impression is that the statement will show
unparalleled knavery.
a runlor which prevails that the Manhat-
tan Savings Bank has suspended is untrue. 4.
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From the Lvncl.burr Tirginian.

TnE LYSCuBuRG BRANCH OF THE CnEsA-
rEAKE AND Ono RAlLRoAp.-Mayor Cobbs
has received Il letter from Mr. c. 2. Hunting
ton. president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. in response to the reso-
lutionS adopted by the public meeting in this
city last week inviting the company to eX-
tend their ROAD to Lynchburg by the valley
Of James river. After stating that for the
present the attention of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Company must be given very largely to
the completion of their present line and Sc
curing favorable connections with important
points in the lower Ohio and Mississippi val
leys, the letter says:
1.-The advantages to your city Of being on
the line OF the great low-grade railroad con-
meeting the lower Ohio Valley with the deep
waters of Chesapeake bay would certainly
be very great, and the time will probably
come when a road forming a part of this
great trunk line will he built up the valley of
the James.
"Thanking you for the interest manifested
BY yourself and the citizens Of Lynchburg In
the extension Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, am yours very truly,
&c. i. HUSTISGToN, PRESIDENT
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WAsuISGToS AND Quo RAILRoAp.--Work
we understand, will be commenced on the
Washington and Ohio railroad in few days,
and it will be pushed forward towards the
Blue Ridge as speedily rs possible. Wheni it
reaches Snickersville it will draw large
trade from southwestern Loudoun, conve-
nient to the Aide and Snickersrille turnpike,
and will receive considerable trade from over
the mountains. When completed to that
point, the rare advantages it will offer to the
Valley of Virginia will induce an extra effort
to have it completed to Winchester.
7. S.-Since writing the above the horses
and carts of the contractors, with which to
commence work OH the extension of the road,
have passed up to Hamilton. The work will
now go ahead, and before this time next year
the stiffness of the Blue Ridge will be broken
BY the whistle of the engine and the sound
Of moving Unsatisfactory Washtngton'oa.
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PROBABLE MURDER AND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Louisville, january 21.-At 10 o'clock this
morning a young man named Theodore
Thorn, in fit of insanity, SHOT his sister,
Mrs. Green. and her two daughters, Wilhcl-
nina, aged twelve, and Larmina, aged eight.
The first two were shot in the stomach, and
will probably die; the latter was wounded
in the hip. and viii recover. Thorn also at-
tempted to shoot his brother-in-law, and then
put the pistol to his own head and fired.
The bullet glanced, aud inflicted a painful
but not dangerous wound. Thorn is now in
the hospital, and will be arraigned in city
court tomorrow morning, when an applica-
ton will be made to send him to lunatic
asylum. All are respectable Germans.
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poHTlcS IN THE CnARLEsTOwS NAVY
lAGr-A CIRCULAR on Personal FREEDOM
a OrI>lo>.-E0Ston, January 2l.-Cpon re.
presentations Of parties in Ch0rlestown that
he nyy-yard employees were politically con.
t-s!!.d in local matters. Secretary Robson,
il a circular, desires it understood that every
m,u employed by the Government must in
al! cases be permitted to form his own opin'
j2lls, and t. act az bis own interest and judg.
rogul shall direct. and any assumption or en-
elise Of power i'll violation Of the spirit OF
r'l- circular by any person in authority
under the department viii lie punished by
- removal Of the persons offending.
what hypocrisy. Why, there Is not a
n"s'en@"r, porter, o. bootblack, in Office In
Wellington who would not lose his place II
l." weyc 10 becomes Democrat
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West India News.

New YORK, january 22.-The steamer Erie
brings late West India news. Punnetal
heads the revolution i'll St. Domingo against
BaeZ.
A steamer from Trinidad has landed 1900
muskets and 100000 cartridges for the La
guayra revolutionists.
It IL stated that another expedition to aid
the Cubans Is fitting out at Caracas.
: The Cuban leaders aresaid to be beginning
to despair Of recognition by the United states
as beliigerents. They will endeavor to in
fuence Congress against Spanish rulo by
showing the landing In Cuba of $4,000 Coo
lies and ralenrgoes Of slaves. =
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.tLyHNI or TIE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
\ meeting Of the Alumni Association Of the
University Of Virginia FOR the State Of Mary
l~Hj was held Oh Saturday evening at Rainc's
liz, corner Of Baltimore street and Post
N.asr avenue, Albert Richie, Esq, in the
chair ana NT. G. Powell Grady secretary. An
election Of officers 10 serve for the ensuing
year was held. with the following result :
President, H. Clay Dalla,n First Vice-Pre-
,id"Ht, Rev. T. /. Dudley; Second Vice
President, X. u. Vcnablc; Third Fice-Pre-
>iicnt, Colonel Charles MARSHALL Fourth
Nicc-Prcsident, Albert Richie: Fifth Vice
President, DR.. {. w. Chandler; Secretary
and Treasurer, e. Powell Grady. The meet
iu@ adjourned until the It'll Of March next,
whrn the rctrion dinner will take place
Erftntpre American.
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a BoLD BASK BURGLARY-Two WATCH
MES characterization, ~ j., January IL
y hold ATTEMPT to rob the Trenton Bank was
made this evening. The burglars entered the
ha"l in the rc;T &rtcr O'Clock, as the watch
man, EayicS, WIS in the lan!i ut dusk and all
wa> right. At half-past Severn, the other
"a'rhmali, entered to go on duty. He was
c'"-rd the moment he entered the front
door, Bayies had beer lied and hiindfoldrd.
y i2dy passing saw severn sized and gave
-" alarm, but the burglars c5;aped, although
he police were within two minutes Of them.
Tic greatest excitement prevails. There
were FIVE burglars, and they had heavy tim
hcrs, two keys Of powder, and an immense
number Of tools Of all kinds. Twelve pri-
'atc boxes had been opened and robbed of
United States bonds. The loss may be 800, :
600. Th@ robbers got in the private vault by
THyin% oil the door. One Of the burglars
"Hs very tail man With bald head.
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FROM SilifUGekd.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

NUIINsTCLNCIIVC OF DI'IEEtCIT'
SM1THrlELD, January go, 1872.
The most noted item Of news from Isle OF
Wight county is the death Of Hon. Archi-
laid Atkinson, which occurred at his resi-
dencc few days ago. He was in his eigh-
ticth year, and had been member of Con-
grcss from the Second District, n member OF
the General Assembly once, Commonwealth
attorney for the county, and besides held
ether positions Of trust and honor. Mr.. At
kinson was beloved by large circle of
friends. and was man ofworth.
WyIie Hal, q young man living near Smith
field, was killed 4 few days since. Heiumpcd
into a cart at the wharf, and the mule be-
came frightened and nm of. He was thrown
to the ground and SO badly injured that he
died three days afterwards.
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RIor IN Jgssrp, Ca Savannah, Ca, JAN
uary 2l.-A disturbance occurred at Jes-
sup, Ga, last night between some negroes at
a dance-hollse. The marshal was called, and
succeeded in eifecting the arrest of one OF
the guilty parties, the rest escaping. The
negro who had been arrested was Immediately
afterwards bailed out by white man. About
four hours after he had regaincd his liberty
he Joined another party Of negroes, and,
with them, began firing into party of white
men who had been detailed by the Mayor to
make arrests, among whom was the
man who had furnished the bail. The riot
crs continued their indiscriminate firing for
some time, but, happily, without doing much
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EycH.rcr,
RICHMOND, Va. January IT, is7a
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte. 81 bushels, Red "A h,,s,.,.
CoRH.-White. s27 bushels. Mixcd' 5as J s,.ha
= OArs-2,sao bushels. -' oosiea'
lEAL.-1ec bushels.
BLACK PEAa.-eo bushels.
SALES.
NHEAT--White. 400 bushels At eIro for rar-,
GOOD, sl75 for choice. Red, IA bushels very good =,
$1.7o. eo'A ~
CoRS.-Whitc, 81 bushels AT sol16ac. for good
&C for very good and prime. Mixed 2os busfels al
Sac. Tor very good SIC. for good.
OATs.-l,slo bushels, at zoe. for prime black, &c
for very good spring. -
NEALr-l0o bushels at 1cc.
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RAILROAD LrHEs.


ID I'D aI Igs III -
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL-
AZ ROAD'-on sndfsfter y DECEMBER ,B7l:
TRIM 80. Through passci,gerJ Ieayee Richmond
,iaiiy Except Sundaysj at dos A. NJ; leaves DIM.
g,ils at ll;os A. IL arrives ut Greensboro ut iSs
Train no. Lynchhlrg passenger leaves gIch-
y M daily ut o:lS II. NJ arrives ut Iyrchburs at
;Tsasp No: II Through mail and exprcss) leaves
H,'Ghnond daily at EDO p. NJ; leaves Danyiie daily
= VA L. W arrives ut Greensboro daily at Iaa
1r.,, GOING EAST.
c:rnnns 49,, through mail and e1preesJ leaves
aiiy at 1s,,, uay at 7:so z. NJ; leaves Dan7illo
Ill a. NJ .0i| 4 H. arrives at Richmond daily a
Train No. Through passenger, h,,ro. e,.o,..
2oro auiy lexrcpt sunday-j at iIa5 a II sissvss
~ at l27P. M arrives at Rlchmon3 nj s.ai
Train No. 10 tLyuchhnrg passenger, ,eave. ~r.h-
burg daily at $50 A. 81 leaves Burkcy,iIe an l0i-
W.; arrives af Richmond at4p. N.
Trains NOS. md IL connect at Greensboro, with
trains On the North Carolina railroad for al points
SOUTH SSNA~
Train No. connects at Burkeville with tra,n on
ING Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for ali
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured at the ticket Office IN
Richmond, and Of X. +. WALKER, Agent Of the At
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1895 Min
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this company will please print as above.
General Freight and Ticket gent.
7. NJ. X TALcoTT, Engineer and Superutend.
emit an "a
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lei EG RAPHIC. NEWS
New York stock ami, no,,... -.

- 80 ANUHcy Market.
NEW loRK, january s2.-Money easy at G
70 2 per cent. Exchange heavy and lower
solu' ioo to 1904. Governments steady MI
aay and closedyery strong: 1875, 115, :,se,s
,o., r.v4 JUS llos; 'e5's, 111a; new, III
CTS, llss; '0ss, 1123; 1o-4o's, 1lo,. Ten,
ncssee's, 81; new, o.. virglnia's 40: new
80. Lot,isiana's, 81; new, 30. Levce,s
60; SIS, 20. Alabama's, 90; SIS, 60. Geor.
gia's, 70; rs, 81. North carolina,s AZ !.
new, le' South Cardinals, 80 new, 81.
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Four MEN SHOT BY A MAN1Ac.-Boston,
January 21.-In Lockville, Mass, Saturday,
Charles A. Leach, a dentist, while laboring
under delirium tremens, shot Thomas Bump,
John Capeless, Daniel Swift, and William
Coombes. The first two named are seriously
wounded, Bump having been shot through
the windpipe. Capelcss's arm was lacerated.
Coo,nbes and Swift received sIght wounds.
The maniac was finally secured while reload.
ing his gun, and has been sent to the lunatic
ASYLUM.
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Four BoYs DRowEED.-NeW Bedford, Jan
uary 21.-To-day seven boys attempted to
cross Acushner river on the ice. The ice
broke, and two sons of William Wilkinson,
aged respectively nine and ten years, and
two sons of William Smith, aged respectively
ten and thirteen years, were drowned.
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From Panama.

PANAMA, January pa junk, disabled on
the coast of Japan, drifted $500 miles. Only
three of twenty-three of the crew were
saved.
The laborers on the Panama railroad have
struck.
Several wealthy Cubans IRE opening ex-
tensre sugar plantations on the Isthmus.
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GCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.-A rare
- opportunity is afforded the youth of this city and
of teegraphing BY the SCHOOL Of Messrs. PAWN
TER e MCGOVERS, which Is now In successful
operation ut No. 1910 MAIN STREET (up stairsl.
There is n constant and ever-increasing demand
for accomplished operators throughout the country
ana no profession or occupation now presents such
prospects for prompt and remuncr1tive employ
ment.
Call at the school rs above where tie instruments
may be seen ln operation. and any desired infora-
ton as to terms length If session, &C., &c, will be
furnished.
RICHMOND, VA, December q, 1871
dos Tn
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INVOLUNTARY MATKIoroE.-Ne,o York,
January PA young man named Alfred
Buckley accidentally shot his mother while
examining a pistol, at 800 Mystic avenue,
Brooklyn, to-day. She will probably die.
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The WOMAN VINO snoT Two MEN IN A
STREET CAR.-More facts coming to light con-
corning the Mrs. McCarty, alias DR.. Emma
Burlcigh, alias Mrs. Seymour, who shot at
Thompson in Utica (N. ~ street car, and
killed his companion Hall, show TINT her
maiden name was Josephine \. Pagan. The
Albany .drgts says that In 1863 "she was ELL
gagged in smuggling quinine through our lines
over to the rebels. The general in command
of division on the extreme outer line of
the United States forces (and who is at pre-
sent in this city, arrested her there several
times as rebel spy, finding quinlne OH her
person each time. She was dressed in mems
clothes, and was known as johnny McCarty,
the blockade-rlnner.' On each OCCASION the
general in command received peremptory
order from the then Secretary of War d.
recting her immediate discharge. The power
behind the throne which followed the wo-
man and always interposed its protecting
hand was never known TO those in COM
mand, and ever afterwards she was left to 60
and come through the lines at WILL"
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SHOCKING DEATH OF AN AGED WoMAS.-Ne,c
York, January 21.-An old colored woman,
Aunt Phillis, said to have been spy in the
Federal service among the Tories In revolll-
tonary times, was burned to death OIL Friday
night at Breakdown, n. J.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBUR0)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICIN0Sn Va 1877

hlShhoSD, VA, August ,, lsTl. }
Tue TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
1he mail trains leave Richmond 1T sas A. N. and
e; s:sS Il; and leave Petersburg At sos 4. Il and
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
az a. NJ and 44o ?. NJ, and leave Petersburg at 10
\: ". and 46o Z. IL.
sI T5e saS A. H. train viii not leave Richmond on
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2so P. M.
aaly train, and those from Norfolk viii connect at
fGtersbnrg with the 10 A. M. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill VIII take the $50 A.
2:so p. NJ. - ~ '''' A0'0 a.
The mail trains win stop only at Chester
=, Inc a. III. train will connect ut Petersburg with
Ine Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
>, sLEEPfSsiSAR on the sso p. NJ train, running
an Ticket and Freight Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
S ~ pR0A "a and after September 1st PAssEN.
CnEte, TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays cx.
$50 A. M.~M3iI. TRAIN for the White salpbur
Srrngs connecting At Goronsyilic with the Orange,
Nn H.hnarla ana Manassas train for Washington and
1 ri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISHSessE s5f ssPt TRAIN
aehSSllls except on Saturday. which day il leaves
~ ". ms Ealn connects at Gordonsvie with
Ton. '' 'A0 ''' / N0h0CHG and "AsHfNe-
sdTough tickets at low rates, sold to ali points
steeraSe nckets nom Liverpool, Queenstown,
anlsleroam. antwerp, Hamburg, uavre, Rotterdam,
on this road can be Bought Of the '.sneai sRs:
Agent at Richmond, or can DO ordered trouali any
station agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained at the Conn
pa1y's offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. GETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
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ANOTHER "NoS-ExPLosIvEB BURNING FLUID"

ANOTHER "NoN-EzPLosIvEB BURNING FLUID"
Acc1DEST.-Mr. J. Ii. Moebus, shoemaker
living near the corner of Main and Twelfth
streets, came near losing his life Saturday
night by the explosion of coal-oil lamp,
which was accdently turned over. He was
cnyeloped in tho flames and badly burned,
though it is thought not seriously. This, we
understand, was the so-called noll-explosiyc
oil that has humhugged SO many into secu-
-LYnchburG Ttrllntdn.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,orcd rsloodshcd b" New or
Fhr''''S .,crkcr Garter rncises inc
lca", nd rccplc 70 sasurrcc'ieH--'F'-
,,,;or,s. }tC.

,5 People 10 afssHEFt''i"
to'o', ,i,,.. rtr.
r'"'"' ''..-',x rs,uorv 2I.-Thc following
NA>h'>SS ot.l 1is; instant. was received IN
G.siN'>": "', ~ we Senator West from Gov
tbs c,H 'r,,ch cf Louisiana
sT1nE ~" IL .''r' o,3 last night handful YVES
c>, |.i ...r,,,rhou; the city as follows:
1.'-.~".. .,,..f- IL 4-r,;s - 20 arms -
~, - nc Front. - Narmoth'S
to.oTt' ~. ,,,,,,,,i,>' Institute, pretended
si}cN. ~ 49,. ..,>.l ,r;o;Dc. A6ulpG. B,Wch,
;>-,'sH l, '>E Williams. Trucand, Ged-
N">..' ~ w.. ,,,si others, cclortd members
d, d'H. '''' C. ~, REPRESENTATIVES,. Wa1ncth
l.! ,.l II w.. ~ - rem,yr lry1aham and
W. n"\,, ~ 80, ~.n,te. Rallv on saturday
A1'>."' - -. %l'n.,,o,r, n rLc corner Of RAM
-. - canal streets, and let those who
pa 4 > -. ,,,,nr,r On vp,lr rights as free
'''t 49,. 49,, ,,;f;yar, t;cml,iG until thc marrow
-. u 49,. N,,o. snakes. Let the cry I've.
q '.'" .." Woy,,,a.h and his thlcvin-
'I"H" ,...:, ,>,,,, ,,,}lv. !.ihcrt, or death -
c. 80 ,.,r,,,,,,,'s r3rrrs the Times, Va
). 49,, ,."...'..,,,, nnt il both languages i'll
!. .'... ~ ',,...~,6 = prccialration issued hy
''' 49,. * r.,-cr ~ SPEAKER of tho House
- ,,<.,~.>rr.tt;lr>. r%citjn& that the violent
O. .' ''>' -, u. {, NarIuoth hnS 50 far intmi-
.. 49,. ..I,1, i,,nc1-.i Assembly that 4 quorum
w." ". 80 House cannot be obtained and
- ..-.,s ,,.rro is no solution Of the difficult
',..,., =, ,lr assertion OF tie Legislative
- ,.'.,. ~ rho Government. through lis
{" :" 49,, ..v,,,s ~ i, iudnpcndencc and
Es!E' -r.., .a;1 Cc,r-n (v Carter no,i.
ES.< .|'S.> :, ,, ,',' ,n,rI,l Tint hr viii on
- ~ WIN :. ..,.I ;,,,.y, ~ II 30 N
"'.'.'-'' ','> $500 t,,,,, tb, hall nj tl,e
j ..', ..,4 ar,,r,, ,,rn row acting mder the
'-,r cr,,rr Of the said II. c. Warmoth.
H., y..~,,> M ,olicc and other armed
r..g, .,.;9, lv order OF Warmoth
....' r,.:,,:n,, The mandates Of the House
- 49,. ,-.r,f.,.
a. ,II;,:l,,.'.... ;nr,rnnd that M dauore will
:. f,.., ., ,,ri,.stn nrn,,rrty ond no inierfcr-
y ,,.,t ~ tyotu,;%n ot'ico and they
,r,Ti,, roona>toa for ,he time ha;no
49, .,.;r ,,arrs Of hrsineSs and IA keen
.n.,,s L., No ,i.;u;t>. ~ ,ha t,echon-
Co., ,-...,,.s mia ,nnas,;ra 10 to,,nn "a n
-. -,.-.. Ear tho nro.cctisn IF r,hl;r tights
'.., ,,,s w., .orvaiir, ~ rannbic,n GOWN.
..,'
,.r-a rreuisas considered. we earnestly
,-,;ss ,A., citizens. irrasne,,tive Of rule or
~ :, o-7~,ri2e end arr, thpmse|yes rs we'll
,, :,.r ,,IT he able, ana ;enort IN force in
-. r...1lnrhnn,I n COZ Canal street. where
ther Nh 70 provided with the necessary
= 'a-"'~sl"us and sworn n as assistant ser
: "f>-..-.'.lss' Want .orco 80 poteia. III
"'> A 80 iGs,'>S9i;.'i'L % we o?.ilhu
| a. va itV"''S "s.%'s>iS:u 'lSt 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

hnn,age, aud vEoieStiy RESISTING All aStsI,rts
to arrest them FfnalI llg wns sum.
naoned, who, with tho aid sof an additional
posse Of white men, succeeded in queIlinr
the disturbance, killing one of the negroes
and MORALLY wounding others of the rioters.
This had the effect Of quietfng down THE I'm.
ruly element, aud, although tho rioters again
returned. demanding liquor, which was re-
fused, no further disturbance took place.
The colored population Of tho town behaved
well and tried to induce the rioters to sub
NIT to the law but failed until the Mayor
appeared with his force. This evening the
disturbance has subsidized, aud everything is
again quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

GRANT MAKES Coon HIS DEFALcATloS.-
The President has given his check for $1,000
to balance his little account which has been
standing against him in the Treasury since
lie was an army oficer.-Neu York World.