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Communicated |
IIOIHW'
Richmond Gas.

Editors Dispatch: About II O'Clock last
night was aroused by n noise in my area,
and on looking out discovered two large
burglars attempting to force an entrance into
my basement. Hastily donning my clothes;
| gave chase, They fled into the impthetra.
bic darkness around the nearest lamp-post,
where CROPPED for them in vain. At last il
occurred to me to light match. The rascals
ran for their lives across the intervening
space, illumined by 4 cloud, to the next
lamp-post where, Of course, they were
completely hidden. Having 10 more matches,
was forced to abandon the pursuit, and
they escaped. - -
Imention this circumstance to show that
you can nearly always tell when our lamps
are lighted if you will climb up the post and
hold your burning match close to the fame
Of the gas. BY squeezing this flame in Il wet
| cloth ! have been able to extract superior
article of backing, entirely free from the
ahominablc lustre which is so Objectionable
in Mason's backing. being Of the delightful.
even, solid, dead, opaque hue which distin.
euishes the charred shinbone OF the aged
mule. My Sole objection to the Richmond
gas-black is that it is contagious, affecting my
kerosene oil to such an extent that it is i'm,
possible for he to read at night without the
aid of sobby pine and damp shucks.
Respectfully, G. WAsH'S HATCHET.
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The Alabama TmbroSliO.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DfsPATcE.l
WAsulSGToN, December 5.-Committees
are in the city from the two Alabama Legis-
latures claiming legality for the purpose OF
representing to the authorities of the General
Government their respective claims to Its
favorable consideration. The committee APP
APPOINTED by Governor Lewis, consisting Of
Messrs. w. q. Smith, r. NJ. Reynolds. and
B. w. Harris to lay before the President
and Congress memorial, addressed note
to the President upon the subject Of an ill.,
teryiew with him; in response to which the
President replied that he would prefer they
should first confer with the Attorney.Gene-
ral, and, in consequence, they will Tomorrow
have conference with Judge Williams.
The committee representing the Capitol
Legislature CONSERVATIVE will make a stale
ment of the case on Saturday. While the
Attoruey-Ge eneral will give full attention to
every matter presented by this committee ne
will not render any opinion or take any
other action thereon; and the nxed aetermi-
nation of the Government is not to interfere
with the condition Of political affairs in Ala
bama unless something should arise under
the jurisdiction OF the Constitution OF the
United States which shall render necessary
the intervention of Federal authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

CuAsCERY COURT OF RICHMOND THURS
DAY.--The following eases were disposed Of :
Harper, DC, Us. Harper, &c. Decree con-
Grming report of sale and making distribu-
ton Of the fund OH hand.
Judah. &C., Us. Judah, &c. Decree making
partial distribution of the fund on hand and
directing deed to purchaser who has paid
in full.
Scott & Talaferro rs. Ferguson's cXcc,l-
tor, &c. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner and directing conveyance Of pro-
perty therein mentioned.
Toler Us. Wood &C.; Crenslaw Us. Wood,
&c. Order consolidating causes and direct
ing them hereafter to be heard together.
Slater, &C., Us. Sheppcrsop. Decree de-
caring deed from Hughes to Shcpperson
null and void.
Bcyeridge us. Wuldrop, &c. Decree di-
rectng conveyance of property therein mcn-
toned to the purchaser.
Gilmer and wife Us. Leake, guardian, dc.
Decree providing for investment and distri.
button of the fund. .. ,.-.-.... =. .....-....
Bigelow Us Bicelow. &c. Decree direct
Ing release Of deed of trust therein men.
| toned and making distribution OF the fund
Bowers Us. Wingield. Decree confirming
report Of commissioners Of sale in part and
| referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Kinniard Us. kinniard's executor. Decree
directing borrower of fund within sixty days
after being served with q copy Of order to
pay the same, us therein directed.
Holland and wife us. Ferguson, trustee
Decree directing u resale OF the property in
said decree mentioned. .
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Congressional.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, December 5.-SenGte.-Mr.
Sumner asked, on account of ill-health, to be
excused from service on any committee.
Mr.. Rice tried to call up his resolution ask
ing the President why troops have been or
are to be sent to Arkansas /; but Mr.. Ed
munds objected.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill to prohibit
the sale or manufacture or importation OF
Intoxicating liquors in the District of Colum-
biu or in the Territories.
hIr. Morrcl, Of Vermont, called up the
bill on endowment Of national colleges, and
spoke on it. ;,
Mr. Cameron gave notice that he would
call up at an eafly day the bill in relation to
the French spoliation claims.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.-The House passed the bill to nd.
| NIT building material into Boston free.
The bill for the ten sloops-ot.war was then
| taken up and discussed.
A bill was introduced to incorporate 4
bankip. association with 4 capital Of not
less than SlOO,0O0,000, under the style oi
.rThe Governors and Managers EXchequeI
of the United States" Also, bill giving
| General Meade's widow pension of $4,000
| The ten new-sloops-Of-war bill was re-
sumed.
MIR. Archer, member of the Naval Com
mittec, advocated the bill as matter o.
necessity, as the navy was now in a rotten
and ruinous condition. He admitted thai
there was nothing to be feared from thu
Great Powers, but the people whom 1t wa:
desired to impress with the greatness of thi!
country were the semi-civilized nations o
the world. 1t WAS for that object more thar
any other that these vessels were required.
The House then procct ded to vote oil th'
amendments. DIr. Hale's amendment, re
curing one-half the number to be built II
private shipyards, was agreed tc-yeas, q
nays, %. -,
An amendment by Mr. Banks to modif.
the provision in regard to guns SO as t
make it read "not exceeding ten guns" wa
agreed to.
Nr. Garfeld's amendment requiring plan
and estimates to be reported to Congress ant
an appropriation made before the work
commenced was also agreed to.
Mr.. Cox's amendment reducing the mum
ber of vessels to be constructed from ten t
six was next voted on and adopted by 10
yeas to 81 nays.
The bill as amended was then passed.
Amotion to adjourn to Monday next wa
| defeated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

MEssRs. GEORGE =. RowELL 6 Co., the cele-
braicd and popular New York Advertising Agency,
engage to advertise In gross and detail for large Gus
toners in better and cheaper mode than they can
lott themselves. This we sincerely believe they can
do because 1t is their sole business-thesr speciality
because they get space at lowest wholesale rates
aud because Of their Intimate and confidential rca'
tons with publishers. II we wish 20 spend Ten
thousand dollars In general advertising over the
country, notwithstanding our own experience and
knowledge of advertising styles and Of rates, VIC
would employ them under certain directions. we
would save money, trouble worry, and the business
would he done at least as WE'LL If not better, than wt
could do IL ourselvcs.-.imericdn Manufacturers
Reyiep and Pittsburgh Price Current.
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POLICE COURT, TuuRsDAY--Justice j. j.
White presiding.--The following cases were
disposed of:
John Jefferson, charged with feloniously
breaking and entering the cars Of the York
River Railroad Company,an stealing -four
bagszof coffee, was continued until Saturday.
Bail given in the sum of 81 900, with w. n.
Bragg as surety. ."
OSallas Willis, charged with being drunk
and trespassing upon the premises of Mary
West, was sent TO Jail for thirty days in de.
fault of 500 surety to keep the peace.
Andrew Ches, charged with being drunk
and interfering with the employees of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
was fined $3.50 and committed to Jail for
thirty days.
Bob Kirby, charged with being drunk and
a yagrant, was committed for safe-keeping.
The case of Thomas Patterson, charged
with feloniously assaulting and cutting
James Hollier, was continued until the 9th
instant.
Ned. Fard was fined 81 for being dis
orderly in the street, and threatening 10 beat
Daniel Nelson.
George W. Howard, an escaped prisoner
from the Jail of Charlotte county,, charged
with murder, was remanded to the station
house to await transportation to Marysvile.
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. LOCAL MATTERS.

TnE CHESAPEAKE AND OHTo CONNECTION
WITH TIDE-WATER At .RICHEoND.-This i'm
portant brunch was contracted for in Febru-
airy, and the work commenced Immediately
afterwards. The line leaves the main track
at its intersection with Coyington street, aud
curvins to the left, crosses Clay, Seventeenth,
and Eighteenth streets at grade; thence by a
tunnel about 3,500 feet long it passes under
Church Hill ut Nineteenth street, and con-
tinucs to point between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth streets, and between Broad and
Grace streets, where, in deep cutting. the
line follows rayne to the Richmond and
York River railroad It crosses The road
twenty-thrse feet above its grade and the val
ley Of Gillic's creek by a treStIe; it then
crosses Dennis, Orleans, and Louisiana streets
at grade, and, with not heavy work, passes
to the river front.
The tunnel is being eXcavated from the
approach ut Nineteenth street, and from three
shafts, the deepest Of which is near Twenty
fourth street, land is ninety-seven feet from
surface to grade. 1t is driven through very
compact clay, of olive-green color when
moist, which contains many fossil bones and
teeth, and is very rich in microscopic shells.
The Chief Engineer is informed by Profes.
sor Smith, of the University, that it proba-
bly, belongs to the Miocene epoch of the Ter
tiary era, and is of considerable interest to
geologists. This material is favorable for
tunnellmg. It stands we'll with moderate
support, and, except at 4 few points, has
given very little trouble. The rate of tjene.
trltion at present is abou: thirty-fve feet q
week to each d drive" The masonry lining
is much in arrears, the graduation of the
open part Of the line is in a fair state of pro.
gress, the Gillie's-Crcek trestle is nearly com.
pleted, and the two wharves for coal and
merchandise will be ready by the time the
roud is opened.
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DESERVING HosoE TO A RICHMOND PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY.--We this morning saw letter
adilressedto the proprietor OF the LEE GALLERY,
and written by the wife Of our great chIeftain Gem
eral r. Z. LEE, thanking Mr.. DAVIES for copies Of
card pictures Of the lamented chief In this letter
Mrs. LEE pronounced the pictures Of the General
from this cutlery = the finest she has ever seem
and says the bare sight OF such accurate kenesses
s. afforded her great pleasure" =
After reading the above, we say well may our
friend DAVIES feel proud as that great and good
man had been photographed by numbers Of good
photographers North and South, and then TO be pro-
nounced by such high authority to be the best Is
honor worthy Of the LEE GALLERY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Chatnber of Com
merce was held in Wednesday night, at
whi:h The subject of wharfage was further
considered without any definite result n
committee consisting of r. L. Blsnkensblp,
Franklin Stearns, and Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
was appointed to memorialize the Legisla-
ture Oh the subject OF warehouse receipts";
the appointment of delegates to the Ma
tional Commercial Convention WAS referred
to the President and the question of usury
discussed and finally referred to the Finance
Committee Of the Chamber.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATloN.--The anniver-
sary celebration of Syracuse Lodge, No. 5,
knights of Pythias, took place at Virginia
Hall night before last. The ball on the occa.
sion was we'll attended and passed Off most
successfully. Mr.. w. D. Gilman delivered
his lecture on the Goat, and interesting ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. ". II.
Wade and others.
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Auction sAEEs THIs DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will seil at 10 a.. H., tt
the residence of Mr.. HI. 7. Etarke. no. DOC Canal
street. an assortment Of furniture, &s. /. 49,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS WIN cen at p. NJ. tho
real estate at The southeast corner OF Cary and
Sixth streets. &4s ~.
LIME 3 BROTHER VIII sell at "a M.,. for Mr..
George Turner, on the farm lately occupied by
him, on the Charles City road, six mules, two
horses, farming implements, 60.
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS will sell at IL N. the West
V!cwfnnd Mansville estates, in Goochland, forty
/, twomIles above Richmond. - -
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BURNED TO DEATH. - Information has
reached the city of the burning to death near
Atlee's station, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, in Hanover county, of the cook en-
ployed ut the residence of Dir. Corbip, of
that county. She was preparing breakfast
for the family a few days since, when her
clothing took fire from the stove and she was
SO badly burned that death ensued in about
twelve hours. r
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE plsPATcH.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DlsPATCHl
New YORK, December 5.-Money close ct
7 to fraction commission. Sterling weaker
at 81 to 81. Gold, 1891 to 1l3}. Govern
mentS advanced to j. States dull and
steady: Tennessee's firm, 77s to 7Sa. Vir-
ginia's, Al; new, 81; consols, 653; defer
red, 16. Louisianas, SO; new, so. Leyee's,
80 ; IS, 90. Alabama's, 80; 6's, 81. Georgia'ss
70; 7's, Ss. North Carolina's, "a; new, " |;
special tax, Lag. South Carolina's, 90; new,
231 ; April and October, 20.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-V;rginia con-
soils, 500; new, 4S; registered, 4s. West
Virginia's, 15l-bids.
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JOB rRrNTING.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, sheris lawyers. rtllroaa,
steamship and canal ocersand agents anc all others
having orders for printing, To The facilities oerco III
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution OF all KINDS OF JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards
Bil-Heads. Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets
BLANKS. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Blls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare Show BIlls Checks, Drafts, &C, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed
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DEATH or AN OH C1rIzEN.-Mr. A. w.
Morton, ,sone of our old and highly esteemed
citizens died at bis residence, in this city, yes
terday afternoon: He was formerly the sec
retary and treasurer. Of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, and subse.
quently for many years the Chamberlain OF
the city. His funeral will take place from
DR.. Hoge's church this afternoon.
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ye4y York 1tesras.

lBx ygIEGRAPH 80 THE pssfATsH.I
NEW YoRk, December o.-The sehoonsf ,hs y
L. Murchcson, fror, Whining =. ",
hIther, is ashore ct Rockaway. q.
III Is stated that the Government agent ios
the investigation Of consular accounts IA
Emroys Fin was one os the heaviest losers by the
failure OF RoRles Brrthers, Of Farsss
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Misce,Iennous lterns.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCHl
The steamship North American put into
Sidney, c. B., short of coal.
The Massachusetts Legislature has leased
the Old South church, in Boston, for post
Office purposes.
Full advices of the diamond swindle show
that the Californians lost two million dol
lars and the New-Yorkers threc-quarters Of
a million.
Rev. DR.. Haight, of New York, has been
elected Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of Massachusetts,. rice Bishop East
burn, deceased. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

SpEcIii COURT OF APPEALs.-In this court
yesterday the case of Elicit Us. Blunt, from
The Circuit Court of Hanover county, was
argued and submitted. The following cases
will be called to-day: Bennett Us. Claiborne,
Badgett Us. Robinson, trustee, &c. ; Fowlkes
and ais. Us. Rurkcr Butts and wife Us. Hughes
and ais, Hammer and ais. Us. Pinkey's eyecu-
tor, Hairston and ais. Us. Hairston, Hobson
and ais. us. Hobson and wife and ais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

THE THEATRE.-Last night MILE Zoe made
another fine hit in the Broken Sword and
the "Wept Of the Wish-Ton-Wish." She
was rewarded with enthusiastic applause,
and was twice called before the curtain. To-
night she will appear in her greatest role
that of the "Frcnch Spy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

LIST! OF USmAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING {. NJ!
rrS THE RICHMOND Posr-O OFFICE DEcEaHEH Q. =
George w. Hardman, Miss Lena Mciruder,
q. ri. Scott, M. Griswold, Annie E. Bur-
eess, Am. Ford, care of s.ss. Gotsrell, lie
GreenhoW.
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BURIAL OF Mr.. FRAsKLR.-The remains
Of Marion n. franklin, formerly of this city,
who died recently of heart disease, In Pied
mont, West Virginia, reached here yesterday
and will be buried this morning with Ma
sonic honory by Metropolitan Lodge.
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LATEST FoREIdN NEWS.

80 80 lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE pIsFATcu.l
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION. is IS
LONDON, December 5.--An explosion at
the Newburyport Gas Works instantly killed
seven persons aud injured many Others.
ILLNESS OF TaE PoEr ANDERSEN
LONDON, December 81 Hans Christian AM
Bdersen, the celebrated Danish poet apd no.
yelist, is seriously ILL He Is row Ia his
sixty-seyenth year. a s{l {ss
STEAMER SPOKEN. t.sf.sS
LONDON, December 5.-The steamer Mime,
which has arrived at Southampton, reports
having spoken on the 30th ultimo the steahns
ship City of Boston. fsori New York for
Liverpool. She was .slying to . at the time,
without steam, but upon being asked II she
needed assistance answered in the negative.
france. :
VERSAILLES, December 5.--The Assembly
this afternoon elected the members OF the
Committee of Thirty as proposed by
M. Dufaure. The Committee consists ct
10 deputies from the Right, repre- esenting
36l votes, and II deputies from the Left,
representing 331 votes. What course the
Government will take under the eirctirl-
stances is unknown at this time. s,51.
NEW YORK, December-5. "a special to the
World from London this afternoon says:
" The vote in the Versailles Assembly to-day
on the formation of the Dufaure committee
has excited the lireliest apprehension in
Paris. where fighting Is expected. Great ex-
element prevails at ChiseIhuist. Marshal
NIacMahou controls the army, but viii act
only in obedience to the Assembly, and not
to Theirs. German re0ccupation Is Certain
if fighting occurs. Correspondence has re-
Gently passed between Bismarck and Napo-
leon, and German re0ccupaticn will RESULT
in the establishment Of the empire.
Germany.
BERLIN, December 81 Nearly all the new
ly-elected peers took their seats In the Upper
House to-day.
Italy. 7f
TURIN, December 5.-The waters Of the
river Po are again oyerfowed.
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TIE ALLEGED PERJURY CAsE.-The jury in
the case of E. S. Howe, who has been tried
for perjury in the Henrico County Court,
came into the court yesterday morning, and
still being unable to agree, were allowed fur
ther indulgence until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

PARDON REFUsED.--The Governor has re-
fused to pardon Charles Norton, who was
convicted of burglary at the October term
of the Halifax County Court, and sentenced
to imprisonment in the county Jail for one
fn1nnfh L
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TERS9 SsF q ISiS:srEFTs 3
proeIaanas asIon BY aoseraao,r svavs.ass

Ngw OaIEAss, December D. G0varner
Warmoth has issued d proclamation nar-
rating the results Of tile electf Ion. The pro-
clamation closes q Now, therefore, il III.
Clay Warmgth, Governor OF the State OF
Louisiana, do issue this my proclsmation
making known the result Of said election
aforesaid, and command all officers and per-
sons within the State Of Louisiana 20 take
and respect the Same. z, q.
The extra session Of the Legislature meets
ON Tuesday next. a5ss.as 80. -
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l!RECT IMPORTATION.

" casks BASS'S ALE,
u casks ALLSOp'S ALE,
:" cuka Wm. Youp.er's EDINBURGH ALE,
-. casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke & Hib-
hsrt's bottiing;
5. !ulou PEEK FiiEAE CRACKERS.
:. t,scS Coliuan's ID. S. +. MUSTARD-3, ,.
Land 4-tt. tins;
IRISH WUISkEYS.
ilFNNESSY aud MARETT'S BRANDIES,
>NERRIES of superior qualities,
-, GEISLER'S CIIAMPAGSES.
" oi'"r these goods az New York prices, with
''.'fs added. Also.
i,y9g dozon 2-fb and 3-b. Peaches,
lr'Nv dozen ?-tb. and s-tb. Tomatoes,
o, :5y dozen WInsIow's Corn,
.aHnsore prices, nj OF the best packers In Balti-
2 r. EALMER & co.,
~ s1S Main street.
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RA1TIMoRE MARKETS.

=, fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCH.1
BALTIMORE, December 5.--.Flour In good demand
and staady and prices unchanged. Wheat 1r1n |;
white choice, $2os6lt2lo; fatr to prime. Sl1SA$!;
choice amber, $.Gs2:es; good 10 prime red, alsCR
s7Gssc Oats firm: Southern, seatsc Rye quiet
ana unchanged. Hay steady ana unchanged. Pro-
visions very dull. Fork, SIS. Bulk meats-sn9ll-
Bacon--siioalders, siGsc: no RIB sides here clear.
rib sides, stc; hams, new, lsc. Lard, &c. Butter
1rfer and higher; choice western roll, 3vc., sood'
oafD2Sc Whsskey firm Mt 94c. s, -. s3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-06

SCrREME Court OF APrEALs-In this court
Yesterday the cases of Speer Us. The Com
monwcalth, from the Corporation Court of
Alexandria, and Higginbotham, executrix rs.
Auditor Of Public Accounts, were argued
and submitted.