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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-10
New York Items.

NEW YORK, April "a meeting of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee has been called
for Wednesday The Sth of May, at the resi-
tlcnce OF August Belmont, in this city, to de-
sicnate the time and place for the National
Convention. The World says Belnonts pro-
crastination meets with the approval OF the
Democratic leaders, and adds: The delay
seems to have been occasiOned with the view
TO take advantage of the Cincinnati Conyeli-
ton; the results of which may determine as
to the time for holding the Democratic Ma
tioml Convention"
At meeting at the Clearing House reso-
luton to expcl the Tenth National Bank was
defeated by 4 compromise putting the bank
upon future good behavior.
The Tribune says that Fenton will address
the Liberal Republicans at the Cooper Lnsti-
tIlte on Friday next. and Schurz will address
the German citizens at the same place on
Wednesday next.
Daniel Drew publicly asserts that he was
not interested in locking up money in the
Tenth National Bank. He was examined be-
fore United States Commissioner Davenport
this morning. Ii was proved that the bank
has not withheld money from circulation for
q consideration, and the complaint was dis
missed. 81, : ,z.s
The Atlanta Boat Club, which is to row
against the London Club on the river Thames,
leaves here next Saturday.
The Supreme Court to-day decided that
the Judgment against Anna Burns for man.
slaughter by abortion on Mary T. Russell
was irregular, on the ground that the De:
cember term of the Court of Session held
by Recorder Hackett was illegal.
The sudden death of DR.. Woodruff, the
former husband of Victoria G. Woodruff, on
Sunday night in this city was the occasion Of
a great deal of excitement among the Wood
hull-Chilin elan. 1t seems that the deceased
had been long intemperate and indulged in
morphine. Some of the family, much ex, s
cited, expressed the opinion that the old
man had been badly treated by his Family.
The Coroner, however, certified that his
death was due to intemperance and NOR
phine. u" u -.
George Dietz, prominent German jour-
ualist, died here Sunday night.
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LATEST FOREIGN. NEWS
England. q 80


= .Lospos, April "a renionstrance to the
'ssanlsh Gofernmenf against the prohibition
Cuba has been urged in the House of Com.
mons. The Ministry stated that the Govern
ment was aware that the Havana authorities
had forbid their exodus. .EsslEgg s1{
The Posts rtImors tbat the Foreign .0f3ice
had received a dispatch from the Enised
States which solved the, question Of conse-
qaenfial damages is authoritatiyely denied.
The contradiction produces general 'disap-
pointment., ,5tEzF,i fr4is'fss y ,c!s'i ''af -
A special dispatch. to d the Manchester
Guardian says. that Hon. Z. C. Schenck,
while IN Paris, from which city be returned
yesterday, had an interview with the Ameri-
can counsel before the Geneva tribunal of
arbitration, and upon his. arrival here called
upon Earl Granville. The result of these
interviews, says the dispatch, is that neither
counsel nor arbitrators will meet at Geneva
on the 10th instant, the day appointed for the
assembling o1sEhe Board, but that the sEBg-
lish and American agents will meet and ex-
change counter cases. ! The dispatch further
states that the board of arbitration will not
again assemble until the 18th Of june.
ID The grand jury at the Old Bailey has in
dicted the Tichborne claimant for forgery
and perjury. .s..,ga, +, .a s.aaTz
Germany.
BERLIN, April 9.--Bismarck read the En-
peror's speech upon the opening Of Parliu-
ment. Uniform beer and malt tax and the
acquisition of Alsace and Lorraine are the
most startling topics. The speech concludes !:
"The strength acquired by the imperializa-
ton Is the bulwark Of the Fatherland and
guarantee Of peace to Europe =.
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MEETINGS..
RICHMOND, April 0, 1872.


4 MEETING OF THE CORPORA
N TORS OF TIE VIRGINIA INEBRIATES'
HOME will be held in this city ut Broad-Strect
church ats Z. NJ. on the itt iiistint This meeting
would have been called earlier, but one of the euI-
dersigned called at the clerks office OF the House OF
Delegates last week and was told by the deputy
clerk that tile bill hhd not been signed by me
Governor, md was not therefore law. In accord
anCe with this act .auy three members may call
meeting Of the Board of Trustees.
The following persons constitute the Board Peter
field Trent William W. Parker, William Il. lay
lor, W. Z. Mayo II. J. Evans, Asa Snyder, Rev.
j. J.. Burrows Rev. }. a. Duncan. Rev. j osIua Pc
terkin, William :. Gilman, Wm. Hall Crew, T.
Wiley Davis, William }. Glenn, ID. w. Bohanon,
NJ +. Handy. William II. Wade, John i. Bergman,
George w. Dance, 1er. j. G. Gibson, George a.
Bruce, Caleb Jacob, Mortimer j. kHgOIr, X. q.
Staples A. L. Abell. james G. Banks, John G. JEFF
fcrs0n, Rev. j. G.. Perkins, John w. Daniel, Rev.
Thomas Hume, and ID. 4. Brown, Sr. -...U
IN pursuance of the act above mentioned VIC, the
undersigned, call meeting on the day and date
above mentioned w. w. PARKER,
s H. pETERFIELD TRENT,
ap 1c-at WILLIAM II. TAYLOR.
VHHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L. stockholders OF the VIRGINIA STEAM MSHlP
AND PACKET COMPANY will be held ut the
rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce on WEDNES-
DAY The 18th day OF April. ut o'clock y. NJ.
ap std DAVID y. DukR, PIe 'ident.,s
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q THE HoUsEKEEPEHS' DELIGHT.-That which
wipes out score Of petty troubles from the house
hold ought 10 he numbered among the blessings OF
the age. The introduction OF the WEED SEWING
MACHINE has conferred an inestimable blessing on
our generation. Many wife and daughter and
sister whose slow and torturing toll with the needle
never seemed to end, now feel that tile inventor Of
the Weed machine las by his genius renewed their
lease OF life. There are, to be many sewing
machines In market, but the Weed possesses rare
advantages over It's competitors. 1t Is built me-
chanicaIy. and Is SO nicely adjusted that every part
works harmoniously. It performs every class of
sewing without any of those troublesome changes
that give so much annoyance and furthermore, all
the work is done with neatuess, with rapidity and
with little noisc.-Rochester Democrat, June 2lth.
... ' WILLIAM LOcKHART, Agent,
.s.. corner Eighth and Main streets.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The first race TO.
day. two and a half miles, for club purse q
$500, was won by Conductor, lime, 4:sss'
irbe second raee-international race, gem
tlemen riders--was wen by Temple, ridden
by Lieutenant Charles King, representing
the United States. Timc, l:G.,
The third race-mile-heats, best tnree I'D
Eve, for club purse OF $2oo-Was won ny "
Frank Hampton il three straight heass.
The weather to-day was ane, tDe tsacs =. !.
good, and the attendance the Largest during
this meeting.
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TIE BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York, Of which Messrs. THOMAS VI. AL
FRIEND ( Son. OF this city. ar" the general agents
for Virginia. Is acknowledged tp i" one oi 'r best
life companies III this country. II ha' passed the
rigid examinations of all the Stat" insurance com
mIssioners which Of itself Is rin'n f'ce evidence
of its eolvency, even If il wa%no kuown 10 have as
managers gentlemen of the highest integrity mud
business standing in the great commercial centre Of
the Union. 1T claims. too, to be the cheapest COM
pany In the land, anu the advertisement we publish
elsewhere contains comparative table which seems
TO establish this claim. But feature Of the COM
pany of more Importance still and which will COM
mend 1t to all acquainted with life insurance, Is that
the Brooklyn endorses the cash surrender value
its policies in dollars and cents.
MeSsrs. ALFBIESD & son wish to employ good
agents In all parts Of the State.
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THE CASE OF COLLECTOR TALLEY.-In tile
County Court yesterday the case Of John
W. Tallcy. late collector Of taxes for Tucka-
hoe township, was called, and continued un-
til to-day. The counsel for the defence hold
that the case ought to be tried at quarterly
term of the court.
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CHANCERY CouRT-Judge Ftshugh. .--Ye
terday the following cases were disposed of i

CHANcERY CouRT-Judge Fizhugh.-- Yes
terday the following cases were disposed Of in
this court: EE..
WilIans's trustee rs. Tompkins; TomI-
kins uS. Mcfarland. Decree making distri-
button of the fund on hand.
Powers'S guardian Us. Betty and others.
Decree authorizing a special commissioner to
convey the property in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned to George d. Vandusla, TO
whom it has been transferred, upon payment
Of the purchase money in full, Samuel Garth
right and wife uniting in the deed, and }. \.
Belvin, trustee. executing release.
Bcckman Us. kolhe, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner and making dis
tribution of the fund OH hand.
Shepherds trustee rS. Crouch and others.
Decree directing balance of fund on hand to
he appropriated to the payment of unpaid
taxes.
Winn and others rs. Tcrrill and others.
Decree confirming report of commissioner,
approving compromise between the parties,
and directing a decd to the purchaser upon
payment of the purchase money.
Waterbury Brass Company Us. Clopton,
&c. Order giving leave to creditor to file
petition, and directing rule upon parties to
show cause against it by first day of next
term.
SCOT rs. Scots executor and others. De
cree referring cause to commissioner for in.
quiry and report.
Eulank and others Us. Pulliam and others.
Decree confirming sale of commissioners and
directing deed to be made to the purchaser
upon payment Of the purchase money.
Carter, trustee, Us. Sclden, &c; Mitchelfs
executor Us. Mitchell. Opinion Of court i'll
structing tiduciaries in regard to their duty
rs to coupons Of the State Of Virginia held
by them.
Andcrson's guardian Us. Anderson and
Others Decree confirming report Of com
missioner of sale and making distribution Of
the purchase money.
.Goddin Us. Williams, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
nOrl.
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ESTEREp.- British bark NJ. E. Seed,
Hopkins master, from Liverpool, entered at
the clIstom-horIse yesterday with $50 sacks
salt for bIessrs. Lee, Seddon & Co.; 203 tons
old iron nails for the Tredegar Works and
IS packages cllinaware for Messrs. Kellogg
& Gibson.
The German bark Yankee. klineberg mas
ter, from New York, entered at the custom
house yesterday to take in a cargo Of flour
for Rio, shipped by Haxall, Crcnshaw & Co.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL
TAx.-All wholesale and retail liquor dealers,
leaf-tobacco dealers. tobacco dealers, and to-
bacco and cigar manufacturers, are liable to
special tax, and are required by the United
States Internal Revenue laws to register with
the United States Assistant Assessor their
names or style on or before the 18th day OF
April of each year.
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PERsoSAI.-Among the prominent arrivals
at the Exchange yesterday were Major II.
W. n. No!and, Colonel r. H. Dulaney; Ed
ward Bibby. Esq, of England; and Messrs.
w. A. Burke, of Staunton; John Wood, Jr.,
of Charlottesville; j. n. Ryan, Hugh Gutf-
rie, William ii. Tan's, j. Wayt Bell, r. NJ.
Young, b. F. Points, and n. X. Trout,
Mayor OF Staunton, Va. Hon. John B. Bald
win, Of Staunton, is at the same hotel.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Q, 1872.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Q, 1872.
ARRIVED
Steamer G.. Il. Upton, Roberts, New York, mcr-
chandisc and passengers.
Steamer Eliza Ilaucux. Clifford, Norfolk, merclian-
,iiSc and passengers. J.. Il. Tatilln. agent.
Schooner j. :. ivcns Inscrsoll, New York, coal, ,.
II. Iiawes.
Schooner Rapan. johnson. Philadelphia.
SchooncrJudgc hopkins, Baker, Alexandria, coal,
r. B. Bentley.
SAILED
Steamer Wyanokc. Couch, New York, mcrchan-
'lisc and passengers. John W. WYATT.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bt,SToS. April s.-Ccared. schooner +. Mcrwin,
Pierce. Richmond Va, rin Woods Hole.
MEMORhNDCM.
SAVANNAH. GA, pril 7.-Arrived. schooner LIZ
zic Florence, -, Richmond, cargo corn to Branch
& Sons.
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Weather Pro1il,abI1zties.

WAsH1NGroN, April 9.-The lowest barom-
cter, now probably central over Georgia bay,
viii move northeasteriy down the st.
Lawrence valley, with diminishing pressure
over the New England States. Rising ba-
rometer, westerly to northerly winds, and
clear and clearing weather, will prevail We'd
nesday from the lakes to the Gulf and South
and Middle Atlantic coasts, and extend over
New England by and on Wednesday morn
ing. Brisk westerly to nolthwesterly winds
will extend during the night from the upper
to the lower lake region and to the Middle
Atlantic coast,
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The reports which
have been in circulation to the effect that
Senator Sumner intends to support the nomi-
nee of the Philadelphia Convention under
any circumstances, are ascertained upon good
authority to be un(ounded. Friends Of the
Senator say he will continue in unwavering
hostility both to Grants denomination and
reelection, and that he will probably be at
the Cincinnati Convention. alias. s
Senators Schurz and Trumbull will both
address Liberal meeting i'll New York Fri
day night. .... TIaoN.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-iSendte.-The bill
allowing L depot in the heart OF the city for
the Pennsylvania Central combination was
discussed ut length, the question being upon
the merits of the depot entered largely into
the discussion. ,...a
The morning hour was exhausted in the
discussion, with no action; but other busi-
ness gave way, and the test vote to refer the
bill to the Committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings understood to be opposed to
granting the privilege was lost-ayes, IS;
noes, 3S. The bill was then referred to the
Committee on the District of Columbia.
This action secures the ultimate triumph
Of the Pennsylvania Central combination in
securing depot facilities in the city, which
the Baltimore and Ohio has been fighting
quite bitterly.
The bill authorizing the sale of the old
arsenal grounds at Augusta, Ga, was
passed
Mr.. Pomerov. from the Committee or
Public Lands, reported bills to incorporate
the New Mexico Central Railroad Company
and the New Mexico and Gulf Railway
| Company, and grant them the right of way
Upon an intimation that Parker's name, at
his own request, had been withdrawn, and
that Ingraham (colored) had been nominated
| as surveyor of customs ut New Orleans
| Senator Wilson moved for an executive ses
sion, when Insrahanl's nomination was re
| ported by Alr. Kellogg from the COMMITTEES
| on Commerce. A"
Under suspension of the rules, the nomi
| nation was confirmed. -
The Senate remained in executive session
| but few moments.
Ho~Se.-Mr. Sypher, of Louisiana, from
| The Committee Of Railways and Canals, re
ported bill to incorporate The shreveport
| Oklahoma and New Mexico railroad. Or
| dered to be printed and recommitted.
The bill for the relief of Chatterton a
Mcclure, of Rome, Ga, was passed.
| The members appointed on the Morse Me
| moriul Committee are Messrs. Roberts
Palmer, and slater.
The blu authorizing the issue of one-cen
postal cards was passed.
| Uniform Tobacco Tax.
| WAsHINGToN. April 8.-The Committee OF
Ways and Means are considering the details
| of a bill for the uniform taxation OF tobacco
| The Case Of Dr. FHouard.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The State Depart
mcnt has received adviccs that the Madrit
| Government is investigating the case of DR.
Houard. Meantime DR.. Houard remains il
custody at Cadiz. Orders have been givel
for his good treatment.
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RErNsTATED.-By an order from the War
Department Major Patrick Hart. who was
recently ordered to report at Washington
for duty, is rcinStatcd in his position as
superintendent of the Richmond National
Cemetery, in recognition Of his services as
lrlttcry commander in the Fcderal army.
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THE THEATRE.-The threatening weather
prevented very large attendance at the
Theatre last night, but the performance WAS
a decided Improvement upon that of the pre-
vious night. The whole company OF blondes
appeared, and the entertainment was plea
sanity varied by songs and dances. Tonight
"Sinbad the Sailor" will be presented.
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BITTEN gY DoG.-Yesterday morning
Captain ID. w. Bohanon was badly bitten on
the face by 4 dog. The mishap occurred at
the factory of J. II. Greaner Il Co. The
Captains injuries are rather painful, but
they are not serious enough TO keep him in
doors, and we hope they will not deprive
his friends Of the pleasure of hearing his
lecture on Thursday night.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At twenty minutes
past II o'clock last nightan alarm of fire was
turned in at station q, corner Twenty-titth
and Broad streets, which was caused by the
partial burning of an unoccupied framed
dwelling on the corner of Thirtieth and N
streets. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiTy. e.,
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.,t-rlOS SALES THIS DAY.

COOK 4 lAICl!roN will sell at 10 A. NJ iurnt-
fuft,. ,r,,ckcry- ware. and s,ndrics.
THOMAS ". kEEsEE will sell al 10 A. NJ, at resi-
3cuc, >n III BROAD street. Il 10: Of furniture
G@I-&NS { WILLIAMS viii sell NJ as T. NJ. Il g
.r.rk ami framed dwelling No. 572. on the wcst
s.t.,t Eighteenth street nelr Clay.
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attract and interest builders as an improvement
uffording additional security from Are and CON-
bimlng elegance and durability. y.'-PortJand t3fe-)
Hirertiser.
Manufactured at the RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL.
IKoS WORKS AND STOVE CoMPANY's WORKS, No.
lepO Cary street. ..s5..+ - -s.st tF,> 7.t#. s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York SfseFk and Money Market.
NEW York, April Stocks very strong.
Gold steady at ,110s. Money, Lie to per
cent. per day. ExchaDge--lons, o.; short,
81. Government dull and steady. .;,.e-l
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JOB PRISTISG.-Wc call the attention of mcr
chants. clerks of courts, sllcriils lawyers. railroad
steamship and canal officers ana agents. and all others
having orders for printing" 10 the facilities offered al
The DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tlis
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of Jol'
PRrxTISt:. We can furnish at short notice Cards.
Heads Letter-IeddS, Programmes. Ball Tickets.
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags. liand-Bis. Catalogues.
Ellis of Fare Show-BlS, Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
&C.. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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RICHMOND. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING.

UNITED STATES CIRCUrr CouRr--J,.dqe I'm
der,oood- lin this court Yesterday Judgment
was rendered against John F. Wiley, ex-
United States marshal (before the war). for
$500. 49,. f5.tt
The suits against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company for damages for cjecting
Sarah v. Richards and Willis Lucas and wife
from the cars of the company, were contin-
ticd. ----L- -
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, April e.-Cotton quiet: Sales, l,.ss
bales; uplands 23!c.; Orleans, 23sc. Southern
iour scarce and irmer common to fair extra $T7o
0$s.ao; good to choice, IS .25qSll. Whiskey fruer
It sIGssc. Wheat heavy winter red western, 81. 10
QISl75 Corn, 7l36l72c. Rice firm at pGDssc. Pork,
$l2.l2a@$l2.25 Lard unchanged at sGs5c. Turpen-
tine dull Rosin quiet. Tallow firm, FrciShts un-
changed, - mex
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VIRGINIA INEBRIATEs' HoME.--Drs. Parker,
Trent, and Taylor, have issued call for a
meeting Of the corporators of this proposed
charitable institution, to he held at the Broad
Street Methodist church next Thursday AFTER
noon. sr-.sz tzr #a~
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TIE FEET.-Avold violent remedies. tempting
the unskiled in the profession. In all of
bunions, diseased nails, &C., consult DR.. SCHULTZ
the veteran practitioner, whose skill and painless
treatment is world-famed Nineteenth street near
Main, from IL 4. NJ. to 5 L. NJ.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April o.-rirginia o's, old 30: consoli-
dated. SIS, West Virgnia's, IL. North Cardinals,
old. a6s-;lll bids. .. fg" Sss.f
Flour strong; choice western and Howsrd-street
extra. $S6ISs.2S. Wheat firm. Corn quiet but firm
Provisions quiet aud unchanged. Lard dull; kettle,
stGl9c. Whiskey, ss6sSlc.
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Saturday Night, Ledger, and Appie1oas
Journal, for this week, received from Ely
son e. Taylor, next to Dispatch Office. -1rH
pletCns' contains an interesting series of
drawings illustrative of Old Virginia man
nerS