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/ SACRIFICE or PRoPERTY.-A bill has passed
both Houses of the Legislature continuing
in force for two years from the 1st of April
the act of Assembly passed by the last Legis-
lature to prevent the sacrifice of personal
property ut forEed sales;
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If you want stylish clothing and other gentlemen
wear of the very best quality and at low figures cal
at E. B. SPENCE SONS gents furnishing establish
ment, 1900 Main street.
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.Mcssrs. Wood & Sons : I have thoroughly tried
your JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POWDERS, and can re-
commend them. They arc no hilmbug. j. X.
MOt.STCAsTLEn
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A woman hy the
name OF Ida Mason attempted to take her
own life last evening about 6 O'Clock by i'm
bibing an ounce of laudanlm. A physician
was called in, who used the usual restora-
tiycs, and death was prevented.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise in the
papers Of that sccton NJ. ELLTsoN & Co. will
fishers rates.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND Posr-OFFIoE MARCH 1.-Mr.
West, Ill Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, Baltimore, Md.
one letter, no address. sg4 ~ f-a s.
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APPOINTED. Taylor has appointed
Mr.. r. x. Hudgin to fill the vacancy in the
oyster feet occasioned by the resignation Of
Commodore LoYitt.
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NH o-lt

EOR NORFOLK, P o r Il S -sf5sn
L MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGSssls saasazsassz-
on JAMES R1yER-The elegant steamer pALl. 4 Il.
SADE, Captain NELSON, Will leave her wlar1 "a.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 81 O'Clock A. N. Freight received every day from
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cap
tain on hoard de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-02

THE WEED FF family fayorite MACHINE, with
proper usage, will last u lifetime.
!. WILLIAM LocKHART, Agent,
p E Eighth and MAIN streets
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A CARp.-W. WALLACE Sons have about one
hundred barrels Reagan koogler whskcy, which
is said by connolseurs to he as fine as any ever pro-
duced in Virginia 1t has been In store over three
summers, aud Is well rIpened.
Clubs will he furnished in lots Of flve barrels and
upwurds Mt reasonable rates.
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CIIAPPED, CrAFED, AND ROUGH SKIN rendered
smooth and soft by the Andalusian Balm made by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists.
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IL To SECURE WHITE TEETH without using Injurious
nostrums, buy only the "Saponine Dentifrice " pre-
pared by MEADE & BAKER, and endorsed by Dr.
Wayt and the other prominent dentists.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies'; opera chains and leontncs gold chaiil-
bracelets, gold thimblcs, fine gold wedding and
gagement rings fine watches repaired by skilful
wOrkmcn, at GENNETs,
opnOsite the pOst-offlce.
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DEATH IN THE COLLEGE INF1RMARY.--Wll- IL
liam Gleie, who was recently pardoned by
the Governor, died IN the College lntirmary
OIL Thursday of consumption.
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SPRING STYLES JUST OUT.-The ESSEX, KEN
sTSGToN, and BEN FRASKLIN-only to be found ut
REDFORD's, the halter
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Ha,per's and Leslie's illustrated papers and
Scientific american for this week received
from EllySon & Taylor, 1l16 Main street,
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pictures are held than their great popularity with
all classes, and tic fact that several of the soealed
irst-class galleries have been compelled to reduce
their prices for pictures. All of our work Is exc
cuted by competent and experienced photographers.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old <GfE9Gs
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele-rslE9skSs
CANT side-whcel steamship ALBEMAR1E, Captain
WALKER, will sail on SUNDAY: March sd, at 10
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south;
east and west. Close connections made with Cunaro
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, $l2; steerage, So; round-trip
tickets, 800. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
,,h Z Governor street.
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CHOCOLATE, gum. and marsh-mallow drops
cocoanut cream, chocolate and buttcrscotch candies
for sale by PIZZISI.
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All the latest spring novelties for young gents al
A. A. ALIENS.
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Fatal Results or a Matrimonial


CINCINNATI, March la farmer named
Willis Williamson, living near Muneie,
Indiana, followed his daughter to Dalesyilie,
whether she had gone clandestineiy for matri-
monial purposes. He found her st the house
of relative and cut her throat fatally He
then blew out his own brains with revolver.
Williamson had large family.
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Do not disgrace your albumsTany longer with Sc
cond-class Photographs when you can get the best at
the same price at REEs & Co.'s. We shall excuse
s--,,rs M Jouoar
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 1.--Cotton quiet; sales, s,22l
bales uplands 22tc.; OrleaIs 2cs Flour qnict aud
slightly 'favors buyers. Whiskey more active and
unchanged. Wheat steadier; winter red western,
sI.s3Q4Sl.7o Corn closed. dull and unchanged.
Rice dull ut s9c Pork easier Mt Sl3sasll. Lard,
silal. Navals quiet. Freights lower.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted in any journal Of the country at regular
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SILK hats made to order and conformed to the head
without extra charge at REDFoRD's, the halter.
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A beautiful stock of ncckties and scarfs at E. D
SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main Street,
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REpFoRD has Just received the latest style Of
Broadway spring silk hat. 0oo Main street.
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I l~1' NF' LETTERS REMAINING IN
EIIlE MANCHESTER pOST-OFFICE MARCH
.. ~.
LADIES LIST.
iHil. Mrs. Maria tir,iucr. Mrs. Ella
E:lEI"tL Miss Charlotte Hays, Ellen
I.l.-. Miss Fannie Wells. Mrs Ellen
tItI"y, Mr. sue \.
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
iiircws. Mr. William S. Gibson, William
,n|tutt, i. T.. Hatcher, j.
it.ru. David T.. (al Jones, Charlie
Eu.-ulph, Peter AiclIac. G.. &. tij
hf-tnrh, Rev. Lewis i2) MoSlcy, James
Ei>hor Marks Porter, g. ". t2)
/. r,"i. Spencer Ru!in, Colonel L. &.
tanks, Anderson Swan, Primus
i.,,f,..r. Thomas Shot james NJ
CLAYTON. ". F. Savory, .. 4.
Euoui". &. +. y. Wintrey. james W.
f..rgilis " illiaIn icol'd) Wicker, Ambrose
j. III. CUNNINGHAM, 7. NJ.
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LETTINGS.

RICHMOND TYPoGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 90
MARSHALL HALL, March 2d, 1872. )
THERE WILL BE A r E G q l. A r
Il monthly meeting of RI Fl NJ ON D TYPO
GRAPHICAL UNION, No. 90. THIS EVENING
at a o'clock. The members are requested TO be
prompt In their attendance.
BY order of the President.
GEORGE E. BOWDEN,
NH gilt Recording Secretary.
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ONE DOLLAR spent for Jockey Club Horse Pow
ders and given to your horse or mule. will make hin
,ool, 10. bnttnr
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LNUR NEW 7 q h.-FlrglnM 80
Steamship and Pacset Com4G4aTEo'SS g 4G11ToS ~ 5sa,siS
Parker. will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, March 5th, at II NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills ladng given to
all southern. eastern. anu western Places also to
Europe and Australia. Fare, IS; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage apply to
ID. J. BURR. President, 1914 Main street.
WASIIINGToN & Co., Agents, Pier ID North river,
Now York NH 2-3t
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THE FRoNTIER-Latest thing out. Call at AL.
LENS, Ial6 Main street. -
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TIE WEED FF family favorite machine Is yer!
gImplc In construction.
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Walking-canes and umbrellas In endless variety at
z. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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FIFTH SUPPLY.-Broadway Silk Hats just re-
eel, ed at ALIENS, 1916 Main street.
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ORANGES, ORASGEs.-A fresh lot just received
by PlZZ1NI-juicy and sweet
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PRUNEs, PRuSEs.-Don't forget TO call at PIZ-
ZISI's to-day and get some of those nice Prunes'
For caId lOS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LACGIiTOS will sell at 10 a. NJ, mt the
horsc-.ot, horscs, mules, wagons, carts, &C.
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THE WEED FF family favorite machine makes th'
Iock-stitch.
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Go to REDFoED the halter for the New York
dress hat. 9o2 Main street.
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SHOULDER BRACES for boys and girls, and fcl
adults can be had at MEADE 6 BAKERS.
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Est OF LETTERS.

1.r or LETTERS REMAINING IN
l. the RICHMOND roST-offiCE MAhen z
crsnns calling for letters In This Est w niea,se
~ .. Advertised" If not called Tor IN ioMr 49,, wecss
.,.y viii Vc sent 10 the Dead Lc'''I S'"''' !" S'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTrMoRE, March l.-yirgtnin's. consolidated. s.
bid. West Virginia's, IL bid. North Carolina's, 81
bid. All others unchanged. ,.,. ! =.
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat firm; Pennsyl lyania,
Yellow s36I8!c. Oats dull; western, SOUTH
ern, s:4ssc Rye steady ut esc Se$Loz. Pork steady
R.cou steady; shoulders, e3a5elc. rb sides, dc;
clear-rib sides &c hams, i2I.c. ut sic.
Western butter active and unchanged. Whlskey cuU
and nominal ut soc.
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THE WEED FF family favorite machine uscs tht
straight needle.
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NH gilt

INTEnSATIoSAL MoULpERS' UNION, No. l2a,l
RICHMOND, March ., 1872.
A TTENTION, MOULDERs.-A called
IA meeting will be held on SUNDAY the sd In
slant. at 10 O'clock A.. NJ. In your hail. to pay the
last tribute Of respect to deceased member THOMAS
F.MCFARIsH.
BY order of the President.
NH 2-It+ JOSEPH Eek, Recording Secretary.
VIRGINIA LODGE, No. l, /. o. M
Y Attend an important meeting OF your lodge
TONIGHT Saturday at New Market Hall corner
Sixth and Marshall streets, at u o'clock.
NH a-lt* BY order Of the w. NJ.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHIL AD ELP II IA.-xEfSa
pLATT will receive freight for the above port till
MONDAY the 18th inst;lnt at IL O'Clock. Freight
taken for all parts of Pcnnsylvani:t, New Jersey.
and Delaware. also for Norfolk and New Orleans. at
low rates. Passage to Philadelphia including meals
and stateroom, IS. W. p: PORTER, Agent,
NH o-9t No. 2425 Dock street
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MILITARY NOTICES

SIDNEY GRAYS. 4
Attend drill Of your company THIS ENEN- VI
NC; promptly ut o'clock In fun dress uniform II
for inspection.
By order OF A. T. PMrLLrrs, Captain,
GEORGE w. EAVES-
NH oft Orderly Sergeant.
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FAIRFIELD TowNsIIP,l
HEsnIco COUNTY, VA, February %, lS7:.
A MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP
"A Board of Fairfield township will take place on
SATURDAY tile I'd day Of March, at the house OF
John B. Grayins, at IL o'clock NJ.
Ali persons having claims against the township or
business before the Board requested to be present
ut said meeting.
b. F. CORR, Assessor.
K. NJ. THORSE, Commissioner.
SAMUEL J. ASABLE, Deputy Clerk for township.
70 29-td rr
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METEOROLOGICAL following is the
state of the thermometer and condition Of the
weather for the month of february us taken
o.,.h ,,or,,ipp nj e NJ
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Buy your spring silk hat from REDFoRp the hat
ter and he will iron and block 1t up free Of charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-02

RAN.--The amount Of rainfall during the
month of january was 3.14 inches.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETs.
LOUISVILLE, March I-Tobaeco active at very fun
prices; sales, l9l hogsheads. s7lis.ss. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-02

Be THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH .. 1872.
Sun rises ........... CA Moon rises l22
sun snLs............ 55c High tide, ..lG..
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PERSONAL.
,~S~~s-s-s-s-
CARD.

IA CARD.
! RICHMOND, February %. 1874:
vi Whereas this Division IA informed that the BOZ
ORATOR, claiming tho patsonaga OF ths public as
a temperance lecturer, as well as tho geuiienist
acting rs agent for him. are daily blytng and usiBE
as Beverage spurious liquors from The
this city, thereby bringing rcproach upon our ss-s
. Ren,Scsd, That they be requested TO aEsver tha
charge by aaidasit through the public Of th's
ssiPpSkiINGrIELn sipSi DIVISION, No. isi, SONS or
go Tt.atFERASCE.{sS 4 2, :S
BY order. 4. WuEY DAVIS. u. ;. NH I'll
8nOCKLANil T. lME AND EARkf-
III ROSE PfyTAT0Es.~-l,tse safrvts III ME- ~
barsess sEARLY-ROSEP POI. TOES daily sspesteA
s ssno9isss IS : ss's''ss ''-as 2 a. s. LEE.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
EQREIGN NOTES.

The Spanish gllnboat Pizarro is still watch
ing American steamer Vrginius in Aspnwal harbor
The ConstantinOple papers announce the
death Of Said Pasha, soninaw OF Sultan Mahmoud H.,
and who formerly Marshal OF the Palace, and Gov
enera in turn Of several provinces He fell into
dsfayor and was banished from COnstantinople. but
aerward allowed to return TO that city. where he
adopted life OF secusion and was known as very de-
won't Dervish
A Vienna paper states that the Porte having
addressed friendly inquiry TO the Russian Government
relative the arming OF the Black Sea feet Prince
Gortschako replied that the arming Of 25 vessels has
taken place with the sole end of experimenting on their
maneuvering capabilities and exercising their crews.
The reply adds that the Russian Government does not
intend 10 construct large vessels In the ports OF
Black Sea- to augment the numbers at present In
those waters.
Joseph Lemettre, the murderer, was guill0-
tined the 5th inst. Marquise, small town situated
bali way between Boulogne and Calais This notorious
criminal committed, during period of eight years,
series OF horrible crimes without being detected until
the 25th of last june when in the very act
OF robbery He tried last December at the assiZes
oi the Pasde Calais, and condemned TO deaih on Ihe
arch criminal though old in crime, young In years.
having been born on the 18th OF February 1876 cose
Mr.. John Bright, NJ. p, writing on the 4th
INST TO the Secretary the Birmingham AntiIncome
Tax Association said: There little real difference OF
opinion the odOus and unfair character of the n-
come tax but easy where the money is TO
be obtained which now from that tax. / see no
chance OF its abolition except in lesscned expenditure;
there probability of the creation
If political party resolved 10 lessen the public eX-
penditure and adopting that policy as me one
Governments that cannot govern without taking
47OOOOO0 every year from the industry OF the naOh
and nope the time will come when no such Government
will he permitted to exist For myself should ne
ready for such reduc Of expenditure would
income tax or to abolish the which add greatly
10 the price OF tea, coffee, and sugar.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
SAD DISASTER on CHESAPEAKE BAY-sIX LIVES
LOST.
ANOTHER COLD SNAP.

COLD WEATHER IN CANADA-CANAL NAvIGA-
TION DELAYED.
TORONTO, Ont, March 20.-RepoIts from dif-
ferent parts Of the New Dominion indicate last night
one OF the codest of the The opening OF the
Weland and st. Lawrence Canals will be very much
later usual and navigation will be greatly delay ed
LAKE ERIE NEARLY FROZEN OVER.
BUFFALO, March 20.-The oldest navigators
say they never knew much ice in Lake Erie with so
little snow. For nealry so miles out the Ice measures
three feet and six inches thick Teams crossing at
points never before 1t is feared that
will not be opened until late In May.
RAILROAD TRAIN IN snow BANK.
FONDA, March 20.-The train which left here
this morning at 1885, Fonda JohnstOwn Gover
vile Railroad with three engines, is fast in bank
mile long and from six ten feet deep, Glovers
vile. IL will not get through tonight. The storm
terrible.
THE HUDSON RIVER AGAIN CLOSED.
POUGHKEEPsIE, March 20.-A heavy north
west gale has prevailed along the Hudson all day and
the weather tonight intensely cold Navigation TO
this place is again closed the propeers Hasouch and
Miller having ceased running.
SNOW STORM IN MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 20.-A severe snow
storm, with very high westerly wind prevailed here
to-day One train On the Maine Central Railroad has
been fast In all the afternoon deran ging the run
ming time Of the other trains.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
SOUTH AMERICA.

REVOLT OF SLAVES AT RIO DE JANEIRO-PO-
LITICAL AFFAIRS IN URUGUAY-fORMAL JU-
RIsDfCTION OVER THE GRAN CHACO AS
srMRD BY THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERA-
~ TON.
EiO Be JANEIRo, Feb. 22.-On the 9th inst
nn nsurrecton Of some 90 occurred about 10 miles
from Rio de Janeiro, on the plantation Of Messrs.
Cortes and Banno. Armed with their billhooks,
the slaves attacked the house about half past o'clock
NJ night and tried break open the closed doors 10 kill
two o. their masters. However few shots from
revolver caused them to give up the attempt and they
abandoned the plantation. A force Of police being
sent up receipt OF tecgrapbic dispatch half of the
AaVes were captured within two three days and
almost all the others within week.
In Montevideo there great rejoicing peace having
been made on conditions the chief which that the
appointment of the political chiefs OF departments
sbOud be made by the Blancos Col Fortunate Flores
having used threats to the to prevent the
srnng Of the peace arrested and imprisoned the
Government army had been ordered to approach the
metropolis TO prepare against disturbances by the
tIalsd ColOrad0s The elections OF the President and
Vice President of the Senate fell senor Thomas
fre.dent Of the Republic ends with February, no
Soceesor has been yet elected the President OF the
oeraN VIII have 10 assume the acting presidency.
Ane Afeentlne Government has formally assumed
yalsaeuon ovU the Chaco, and has made Villa Ocoi
h, pi wnieh s Psraguayan town built upon territory
;or IT, essen aenatSn SS Setwihstsnains tho treaty
waited In the Argentine Confederation, q battle
~ "SS'*0 " have tsAsD plsve ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
IN JERSEY CIrY-Loss $4,000.
ONE OF coxNoLLY's coUNsELoRs IN TROUBLE.

ONE OF CONNOLLY's COUNSELORs IN TROUBLE.
William Everett, the ex-editOr arrested on
the evening Of ST. Patrcks day for forgery Of the
clique with whom exCOntT0ller Connolly surrounded
himself during the latter part OF his official career
While Everett drawing large sums from the City
Treasury for publishing corporation notices in
known newspaper he friend and counselor OF Mr.
Connolly and is said to have been regarded in the
Courthouse of almost much Importance Connolly
himself. His intimacy with Mr.. Connolly, 1t is reported
dates from his schoOlbOy days, and his influence
him in city politics greater than that OF the eXCOn
trolers apparently powerful Ring associates His
connection with St Patrcks Mutual Alliance. OF which
he is VicePresden has evidently not secured him
the goodwill Of the members OF the organization,
for when the arrest at the dinner OF the
knights of ST. Patrick, Of the most prominent mem
bers OF the Alliance at once expressed the general in
difference with which the matter would be received.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH NEws.

SIR CHARLES DUKE'S SUPPORTERS-TIIE TlCl!-
BORNE CLAIMANT COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL
TIE OXFORD CAMBRIDGE RACE.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 90 1872.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, member for Carlisle,
and Nj George Anderson member Tor Glasgow. in add
ton 10 NJ Aubcron Herbert. supported the resolution
OF Sir Charles Dixie in the House OF Com
mons last night, 10 investigate the expenses
OF the Crown. Mr.. Herbert and Mr.. Anderson
were among the teers appointed 10 count the vote on
Sir ChaTless motion. Among the persons elected from
tie galleries House of Commons last night when
Lord George Hamilton called attention TO the demon
stratiOn Of the visitors there the Hon Robert G.
schenck the United States Minister to England
whenl the case OF the Ticbborne claimant now in
prison the charge Of perjury, was called IN court to-
day, appeared TO bal him. as was expected and
announced that he unable TO obtain bail The
application OF the claimant 10 be released giving
tonds for h appearance therefore indefinitely post
poned.
The interest in the forthcoming between the OK
ford and Cambridge crews is increasing. The men are
daily for practice, and their rowing witnessed by
barge numbers Of persons who gather along the shores
The betting is 10 four In favor Of the Cam
bridge
New-York tribune., 1872-03-21
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON March 2l-I O.. In. }
SvnoDsis for he Dasf tpentvfOur hours,
The barometer has continued rising from
the upper lakes the Gu and eastward to the Allan
tic with westerly norhery winds, falling tempera-
ture clear weather except over the lake region.
where partly cloudy weather, with occasional Light
snow, has prevailed
Northeasterly winds have continued over the West.
Gulf states The barometer 10 high throughout the
Mississippi Valley. The display Of cautonary signals
along the Lakes will be resumed April |.
Irobdbiiites
The barometer will continue rising on Thursday from
lower lakes TO Florida and eastward with westerly
to nOrhery Winds and clear but continued cold weather
Easterly winds will probably prevail over the Western
Gulf States falling barometer with winds backing to
s0utberly, will prevail over the northeast Thursday
and gradually extend TO the OHIO Valley and the
Upper Lakes.
The wind viii probably dminish in force over the New
England and Middle States Thursday. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts excepting the brisk and high frotp
Cape Hstteras north eastward.
8uppiemeRl0rp Weather Report
Snow has reported from Cleveland, Grand Haven,
Pittsburgh Burlington, VT, Davenport DENVER Omaha,
Rochester and Oswsgo. The kpDeTatuss this nora,cS