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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-16

The BERGER FAMILY.-Thc concert
OF the Berger Family, at Assembly hall last
night, was line success, notwithstanding
the competition of other attractive places Of
amusement. The hall was we'll filled, and
the performances created unbounded de-
light. We do not wonder that the annual
visit of the Berger Family is such an inter-
estjng event to Richmond. The vocal and
instrumental music of the troupe is chaste
and surprisingly sweet and beautiful, and
the whole performances wholly unobec-
tionable to the most refined taste. We
shall be glad to welcome the Berger Fami-
ly whenever it is convenient for them to
visit Richmond.
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from the proceeds, in the treasury, of any
captured or abandoned property without a
special appropriation, hereafter to be made
therefor.
HoUsE.--In the regular call to-day no.
thing was introduced affecting the South.
The civil rights bill was again fillibuster-
cd over the morning hour.
The bill confirming land grants to the
Port Huron and Lake Michigan railroad.
and the river and harbor bill, which appro-
PIRATES s5,000,00o, were passed.
Washington, April 6.-HousE.-The
tariff bill was reported this morning. 1t
was referred to the Committee of the
" whole and made the special order for
cluded.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, April l5.-The Supreme
court to-day rendered an important deci-
sion, seriously affecting Utah, and to some
extent, the territories. In Che case Of
Engelbrenlt VS.. Clinton, the three judges
of the Supreme court of Utah had unani-
nously decided that jury summoned by
the United States marshal, and not by
the Mormon territorial marshal, was a law
ful jury but Chief Justice Chase, deliver
ing the opinion of the court, overrules this
decision, and holds that the jury should
have been summoned by the territorial
marshal.
MIR. Sheldon, of Louisiana, was before
the appropriation committee to-day and
obtained 100000 for the New Orleans
custom-house.
The ways and means committee have
agreed to abolish the stamp tax on matches,
and reduce the duty on copper one cent.
per pound.
l.. II: Burdick has been nominated regis.
ter OF the land office at Nochitoches, La.
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LOCAL WI MATTERS.

GAS AND STREET IMPROvEMENTs.-
The Baltimore papers announce the arrival
in that city of VIM. b. Isaacs, John w,
Knowles and VIM. q. Adams, Esqs., who
are prominently connected with the gas
works of Richmond. 1t is stated that
these gentlemen are on tour of inspection,
and will investigate the gas question in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Brooklyn and Boston. If this be
true, we hail it as good indica-
tion, and trust that it may result
in the introduction of improvements
in the quality and price of gas in
Richmond. Whatever may be the result
of the investigations of these gentlemen,
however, we hope leading citizens of Rich
mond will take steps for the organization of
Citizens Gaslight company, and procure
a charter at the next session of the General
Assembly. If gas can be furnished IN
Memphis, Louisville and other cities far re
moved from the accessible coal fields at
at two dollars per thousand, there is no
valid reason why the same may not be
done here.
Now we hope a delegation from the
Council Committee on Streets may be in
duced to make tour of inspection. There
can be no harm in doing so, and many
valuable suggestions may be obtained from
the experience in building streets in the
more populous cities of the North. This
should be done before another dollar is ex-
pended in dissultory street work. If the
streets are the best, then learn
the best mode of making them, and pro-
ceed Systematically with the work. DON'T
spend the peoples money unadvisedly.
BE sure you are right, and then go ahead
with energy. The much travelled streets
of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, &C.,
can certainly furnish our committee yalua-
ole lessons, without the cost of money and
time in experimenting. Go North-go!
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lFrom the Washington Sunday Gazettel
NATIONAL POLITICS IN THE OLD DOMIN.
ION


Hon. Chns. III. Porter, for Yiee.President,
We have always claimed the virtue of
being just, liberal and fair to our political
opponents, and even when we were en-
gagged in the severest political contests that
merit has been generously conceded to us.
Now, then, from our independent journalis-
tic standpoint, we claim the right to refer
to and critieise political action, without fear
of accusation that we are prompted by
other than proper motives. Fortified in
this strong conviction, we are impelled to
refer to recent political action in the Old
Dominion which seems to us to be most
significant.
Virginia is unquestionably fast drifting
back to the old Democracy. The ener.
getic efforts untiringly put forth by shrewd
Democratic leaders of the State are now.
and have been, essentially helped, because
of the mismanagement Of the Radical lead
ers, who, to our view, seem to have formed
themselves into many selfish little elioues
for the sole purpose of sharing the patron-
age and dividing the crumbs which are
gathered in the political hopper. This mar.
has evidently had the tendency to
discourages the enfranchised colored
A"Shs VIM Ny PiouliSey were LED to
expect so much from these men.
and many of them seem to feel, if thew
cannot now make terms with their old
Democratic masters, their case is a hard
one indeed. The question presented in
Virginia, as we gather information from
the newspapers and by voluminous cores
pondence and thus determine it, is whether
the Republieans are going to lose strong
hold after stronghold, position after posi-
ton and it yet remains to be answered.
A few weeks ago we would have, to the
inquiry above suggested, emphaticalIy an
swered, Yes! Yet there seems to be a re-
cent change indicating greater unanimity
than we supposed.
The Republicans met in Richmond last
Monday week, according to the newspa-
pers. In vast numbers, over five thousand
persons being present, and evidenced
unanimity of purpose and intentions which
have famed into brighter glow the wan
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Washangtoa, April 15.-SENATE-pe
utions We're presented against the renewal
OF the Wilson sewing machine patent.
The bill authorizing honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors to be buried in public
cemeteries, free of cost, was passed.
Inc North Carolina contest was again up
to-day, but no action was had.
on motion of Mr.. Scott, Monday next
was set apart for the consideration of the
bill, reported from the joint select commit
tee ON outrages in the late insurrectionary
states, extending the discretion Of the Pre-
sident to suspend the writ of ha6eas corpus
until the end of this Congress.
Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont, introduced q
Dill providing that no money shall be paid
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: TNUMM MUNICATED
Chesterfield County ConYnntinn

Under call of the chairman of the
county committee the Republicans OF
Chesterfield county assembled in mass con-
vention at Chester on yesterday. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was fully explained by
the chairman, to be to correct irregularities
occurring in the convention of March 10.
and to reorganize the party thoroughly for
the coming campaign.
The call being read, the chairman OBJ
Jected to any further proceedings under it,
on account of the weather not permitting
a full attendance.
On motion of II. w. Hey, ESQ.,, tho
meeting resolved itself into mass-meeting
for the purpose of hearing Hon. Chas. Ii,
Porter and others.s Mr.. Porter made one
his best speeches, so pregnant with points
that any synopsis would be too extended
for this report.
He was followed by Messrs. Worthing-
ton, Walker, Maddox, Brooks and Others
in capital speeches, producing the most
perfect harmony and reconciliation.
The following resolutions were, after
mature consideration unanimously and en-
thusiastically adopted, with cheers for Gen.
U. 5. Grant, Porter, Worthngton, and the
success of the Republican party.
Resotoed, That we hereby instruct our
delegates in the State Convention to vote
for such delegates to 60 to the Philadelphia
Convention as will support General U. S.
Grant for the next President, and Hon.
Charles III. Porter for Vice-President.
Resolved, That Hon. Samuel f. Maddox
has consistently given the highest evidence
Of his disinterested patriotism that we
have implicit confidence in his integrity as
an honored citizen of the county and saga
cious party leader, than whom no Repub-
llcan in the South is more deserving of es-
TEEN and gratitude, and we hereby in
struct our delegates to support Hon. Sam
lel E. Maddox as a delegate to the Phila
1elphla Convention provided it is deemed
ADVISABLE to select any Federal Office
holders.
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The Steamer "oceanus" Disaster,

~. Louis, April 15.-The inquest on the
bodies of the victims by the explosion OF
the steamer "Oceanus" was closed yester-
day. The jury in their verdict state that
they are unable to determine the cause OF
the explosion. Although about dozen
steamers have reached here since the ex-
ploslon occurred, intelligence of the finding
OF only two additional bodies has been
brought by them, and those bodieds were
not identified.
at meeting on Change, yesterday,
81, 900 was raised in few minutes to re-
cover the bodies of the victims of the
nOceanus" disaster. Captain Thomas W..
Rhed, with several assistants, started last
evening for the wreck, and will commence
operations Immediately,
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A VETERAN ON TIE oK.-Captain
Francis A. Drew resumed command OF
the steamship George b. Upton" this
morning, in place of Captain Roberts, who,
we are sorry to say, is i'll. Captain Drew
is veteran in the line, having been on the
James river for over forty years, and his
return will be hailed with gladness by the
travelling public. He possesses the happy
faculty of making fast friends of all who
travel with him, and we are told that his
home at City Point is the seat of most
generous hospitality.
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Lynch Law i'm Kentucky,

LolasciHe, April ia desperate at
tempt was made by a mob Of seventy
seven disguised men, on Thursday morning,
to capture the Jail at Clinton, KY, but the
jailor resisted, and the citizens gathering
drove off the mob. The greatest excite
ment prevailed in the county, and the Jail
is now heavily guarded. The murderer,
Cunningham, is confined there, and two
men charged with rape. The mob assert
ed that they wanted to lynch the latter.
but the citizens say they were confederates
OF Cunningham seeking to release him,
The Governor has been asked by the au-
thoritles to send 900 stand of arms and
to call out the militia of Hickman county.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Tie Proposed Grant Meeting

Neo York, April 15.-'rhe Republican
mass meeting to support the denomination
of Grant will take place at Cooper Insti-
tute Wednesday, the 18th. The call is
signed by large number of prominent
banking and mercantile firms of this city.
Il. d. Morgan and Henry Clews compose
the committee of arrangements, and the
meeting, under their auspices, will be a
striking expression of the sense of the finan-
cial community on the question of our
next President.
Among the speakers will be Senators
Morton, of Indiana; Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts; Harlan, of Iowa Gen. Sickles,
Professor Theodore w. Dwight, Ex-Gov-
ernor Morgan, Of New York Fred.
Douglass and others.
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The Horrible Af,ir at Leesburg.

Leesbwy, Ga., April 15.-The pre-
llmlnary examination into the case of Mrs.
Emily E: Lloyd, who is chargedi by the
verdict of the coroner's jury with poison
ing six members of her family, has been
postponed until tomorrow morning, when
she will undoubtedly be committed to
await the action of the grand jury. The
excitement here and in the neighborhood
Of this quiet little town over the startling
case is intense, and for the time has turned
the currents of daily life from their regular
channels.
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WE publish to-day an article from the
Washington Sunday Gazette, understood
to be from the pen of Col. Tom Florence,
noticing with favor the nomination of the
Hon. Charles II. Porter for the Vice-Pres-
idency, and predicting for him wider sup
port. We had not seriously thought of
our worthy representative in this con-
nection, and our personal preferences have
been bestowed elsewhere, but this indorse-
ment by a political opponent is certainly
very fiatterng, and we certainly ''lnight 60
farther and fare worse" than to make Mr..
Porter Vice-President.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies of DR..
Reads Grace street Presbyterian church
opened their fair in that ediiice last night.
A large crowd was present, and the evening
passed off pleasantly. The display is said
to be very fine. The fair will continue
throughout the week and we presume will
be open day and evening. The object is to
raise funds to aid in the completion of the
church building. This fair should be large
ly attended by our citizens.
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Two More Horrible Bov Mpr,,er.

Nee Hapea, Conn.,, April 15.-This
afternoon two boys, Willie Washburn and
WIN Bean, aged thirteen, We're playing,
when Washburn got angry and drew a
pocket-knife and stabbed Bean in the abdo-
men. His recovery is doubtful. Washburn
was arrested. Bean is from Georgia. and
was here attending school.
Boston, April 15.-George Thornton,
aged seventeen years, was stabbed by John
Murray, OF the same age, and died to-day.
Murray was arrested.
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ap l2--Fav
1ssa


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of O. Wesley Carter bank
rupt--m bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, Va, this Sd day of April, 1872
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that a petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon John @. Underwood, Judge OF
said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by J. Amber
Smith, assignee of the estate of said banlR-
rupt to sell the real estate belonging to said bank
rupt, free from all liens and dencumbrances there
on.
This is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in the terms of said petition an order has
been issued by Che Judge aforesaid for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate to APP
pear before w. w. Forbes, Register, at his office,
In Richmond, Va, on the 18th day of
April, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show
cause, II any they have. why such order should
not he granted j. AnIILER SMITH,
ap 3-Th2w Assignee.
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The STATE CONVENTION Re-
publican State Convention will meet in this
city tomorrow. We presume many of the
delegates will arrive to-day and tonight,
The place of meeting had not, at the time
our paper went to press, been designated.
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Neao York, April 16.-The Tammany
Society have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year iyachems-Horatio
Seymour, John T. Hoffman, Chas. O'Con-
nor, John W. Chanler, Samuel j. Tildcn,
Edward L. Donnelly, Sanford E. Church.
John Kelly, Oswald Ottendorfer, William
Connor, August Belmont, Miles B. An
drews and John Fox: Treasurer, Arthur
Leary Sycamore, Wilson Small; lSecrc-
tary, Joel 0. Stevens.
Ne'o York, April l6.-A general COM
mttee of colored citizens last night re-
solved to omit any public celebration of the
anniversary Of the fifteenth amendment.
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AUCTION SALES.

j. AMBLER SMITH, assignee, will sell on
Wednesday, sth of May, on the premises, at
o'clock T.. M, a valuable brick residence
located ON Clay street, between Second and
Third, in the city of Richmond, Va.
j. A. LYMAN, assignee of William NJ Bag
nall, will sell on Thursday, 25th April, on
the premises, commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ,
nine valuable lots in the town of Fulton,
near the city of Richmond.
JACOB COHN, assignee of w. p. r. Leigh, VIII
sell on the 18th of April, at IL O'Clock NJ, in
front of the United States custom-house in
this city, 645A acres of Land lying in the
county of Gloucester.
j. AMBLER SMITH, assignee, will sell on the
sd day of April next, at the courthouse of
ireensyille county, tract Of land contain
ing l l6 acres
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ap a-Tsw

No, l70--In Equity - q
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNI
4 TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of Harvey Terry vs. the Bank
of Monticello -.
Ordered that the Lale of the property made
and reported by M. F Pleasants and E. NJ Gar
nett, special commissioners In this cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless exceptions be
taken thereto within thirty days from this the
lst day of April, 1872: Provided a copy of this
order be published three times a week tor three
successive weeks in some daily paper published
in the city of Richmond
A cony-Teste: r eF
NJ F. PLEASANTS,
ap 2--3tawSw CLERK
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MANCHESTER NEWS

Union prayer meeting will be held in
the NJ. E. church on Friday night.
On Sunday last the Baptists and
Methodists held their monthly Sunday
school mass meetings. The day was fine,
and large crowd attended both churches.
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Christian Education In Public Schools

Boston, April ia meeting was held
at the Iremonte Temple last night in favor
of religious amendment to the constitu-
ton. providing for an unquestonable ba-
Sis for christian education in our common
schools, and every other christian feature
of our national life. Addresses were made
by Rev. Mr.. McAllister, of n. Y, and
Rev. j. A. Seely.
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UNION -Notwithstanding a
union railroad passenger depot is recog-
nized necessity in Richmond, we have heard
OF no movement on the part of our rail-
road authorities looking to the erection of
such a building. We feel certain, how
ever, that the subject will soon meet the
attention its importance demands. 1t is
one of the initiatory measures for the
future greatness of Richmond.
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SHIPPING.
EOR NEW YORK.

- ~" lO'sA. GKsk
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship VIVA
NOkE, Captain Couch, will sail on TUES
DAY, April 16th, at II O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received until 10 o'elockA NJ
Ihrough bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports
passenger accommodations unsurpassed
SteeIags. .......... ..........,..... s 90
Round Trip Tickets. 20 90
For freight or, passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
apl3 -N No. Governor street
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Phltadel'htt, April l5.-The grand jury
this mornlng fosnd true bill of indict-
ment against Charles A. Dana, of the New
York San, for libel on VIM. II. Kemble,
ex-State Treasurer, in an article published
IN the Sun relative to the Evans fraud.
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
"A BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 20s CLAY
SIREEI 7, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
SHEETS, RICHMOND, VA.--In compliance
with a decree of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. of
AllrN 6th. 1872, in the matter of Henry Miller VS.
John IL. Walsh, in bankruptcy, l will sell AT
public auction, on The premises, on WEDNES.
DAY, May sth 1872, at O'Clock p. NJ. in the
city OF Richmond, THE VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, situated on the north side of Clay
street, between Second and Third streets, front
ing 50 feet on Clay street, and running back at
right angles between parallel lines 100 feet ts an
alley now occupied by Mr. Andrew Pizzini Jr
Possession given on the 18Th of May, 1872
TERMS-One-fouFth cash balance in six
twelve, and eighteen months; purchaser to eiys
notes with good endorsers for the deferred pay.
ments, and the title retained til all the purchase
money is paid. J. AAlI}LER SMITH,
Assignee of John II. Walsh.
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Ex-senator Van Winkle Dead.

;. Wheeling, Vest "a, April 15.-P. G.
Van Wrinkle, late United States Senator,
died at his residence, in Parkersburg, at 5
O'Clock this morning.