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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Board OF Police Justices met q. Tue Si' y,
"a couuder compliant Of Hoompeeney negee' OF
es "a a.r,sv. preferred Justice Cor against ySaA sSrss on
al N 49,. II, Board adjourned oil sAturiay Ost - Ntao
..s an, sruou apon complaint IL IL SAID nat noTN spo
tine arc drcui.t.d report 70 tne ense' 'NA' '"'' IVA -
Snbe. IRON the Keeper, 81 slmbhns'boase'' -
Tba hearing of the testimony in the contested VIII
, Of naoa MsrtB sesassd resumed resterdiy ~ e suI
a,yry examined the ssstnony
800 ~ ~. "A sept az lie had had eonyesaroa With MI and
ne daughter Of The deceased IN relation
..,naips 10 b M, -l sbeh be had seen Sarah Bren
90 ss tss sh ..s The Of the deceased and that William
ad on oo oss.ios hroaxh Win yeos envelope seh
ont in dr,s,r ss asesAsso ss ana A0 L. Az
joanneui bad anti DdaI.
Al tha Court NJ GeDsrAl SassoDA pssfsrtAs hefors
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THE COURTS.
THE MANDAMUs RECORD.

Sillcocks d Cooley, jewellers, asked for manda-
mus YESTERDAY to eompe Bstme and Assessment provide
payment - 800 for badges furnished the Common Council OF
1870 JUICE Barrett formally dismissed the complaint the groand
that there we're no uud, 10 oay the claim The papers
Pdore Murn sA granted peenpto mandamG against Tie Con
rer to compel the pyea, Of $1,000 FOR advertising in he NeT'
hpt IN orl 70 show cause .hy msndamus should not
be granted against the applied for but the Controller
a, mai be had the SATURDAY and hAd
questions Involved The cou gave
him until Monday
Sir sIsr motions on behalf George H. Parser presented
Counsel aske Tor dey grounds bat; TIE papers had oeen
the refused adjourn TOE monon DeloHS
THURSDAY aud set them down peremptorY for that DAY.
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pASSENGERS SIILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO-fA steamship doapuco Oct Ihef W
McIsren vie daughters and children Il Lind MARI ss'
lev q Goeke g. p hciiause John Is tatfh a.
P.keman T. Pembeon, Miss Emma Pe8b.ton ienY basoH
Carrie Pmbeton, Dr. Dean CLARK ard wife VIZ sffrA D. m
Augusta Hartore Wm wife, " H. Lnaeuburre H.
Harris H. Talent wife, chdrea and iafani, g. " Npei W.
Iopeigue ana sou K Heyssh Jerome Nescou Mo hAsgs
BigsbsY P P SHEPHERD Mrs A NJ Lsmb, Aiet LIE
NcSdrr John Wssn John T. Charrel loan A. hafe
0,,soo gem Muven Major Dill Cru Edward sbsY Jaa--
Boou q s. BeTou JohnG. Aeggs Aien aud 80 vant
NJ Mar Gr.v W Hvenwck Rudolf GaS1so Donon Casts
ro Clsrk Hoiser M James Victory y @ss oeuse
1edrv wife and b. kcker J. T. B. Faadersuae
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.s,.sl trdcpesdenoe ana your Lafayette cue Of
Esusehold words In indispensable union with the name OF
Sserts Of hs conntrymonS Nor are we Indebted
bvstEerland for ewing us such statesmen as Salatin;
Rspabc OF more than $50 years OF that rests on
~ ,sI and state inde1cndenre or on a
centralized aud confederate government As Christians
Ne annot forget that France is the motber OF the
modelled, and OF many of the greatest dvines a
FsneIon. AS Protesiants we shall always remember
thai France, IN the person OF John Calvin, gave W
verd the foremost the0lOgian legislator, and
Eian OF tho Reformation, and In the Huguenots ra 49,
Christian heroes who. Ike the Puritan Fatheir
England sacrificed everything 70 their sacred cor .
tlous, and being expelled their native anu
1enefactOrs OF every Protestant county ~ the veins
W. boast of the HuguenOt blood that HoNS r;, IN
Of many Of the nrst famiIies in America OoRrrhg y
our own times, the writings or your G,V,t 90 ,s
Merle D'Aubigne Pressense GOdet, ana Gny0t are as
mach apnreciaed among MS a. in their native land and
be found In the libraries OF Sc 9oiais aii W."
m Protestant Church France has been ike burning
bush In the wilderness ana sanus 10 ms uay uHinS
msnumepI of Code perseverng care ana tue unconque
able pOwer OF truth 10 Is miraculousy preserved aier
It has been my good fortune IN early life, when l
spOke your beautiful language, before knew word OIL
Eaglsh TO be thrown IN peISohAl contact WIN your
Pastoral Theology are textbooks In my own seminary;
with your Merle D'Aubgne - the historian oI the
sentary words ~ this General Conference; with the
sanity AdOph MonOd in whose society spent several
sf the mOst delightful DAYS OF my me- Win GOde Tie
commentator 81. John and ST. Luke who was my
intimate lrleuu W1eu we htuicu IN
with GuyOt. who ~ now own. like ms friend ana
faIow- tOwnslnan Aeasslz and with yourself Mr.. Chair
man who gave such charming book on your Pill
Erinage 10 the Holy Land IL this intercourse formed
1hs early conviction. which remains mistaken 70 tins
day that Tie tfencn ere me most poe and enaTiHing
~ well az the most brilliant people on eart ana tnaI
the natural Of their character when sancthed by
divine grace constitute the very perfection OF Chris
gentleman. In the providence OF God, France mas
recently passed through furnace OF a1ctOn. But TINS
- only passing cloud
Behind q fowniHC Providence
Ga hides smiling lace"
Ia the life OF nations as well individuals the deep
est humiliation sometimes the richest blessing Ia dls
gulso Already has France aStonished the world with a
proof recuperative energy and nexhausubie re-
Let hope that she Will astOnls tneChuCh
BY neral and spiritual regeneration, aud Outshne the
glory Of bloody victories by the nOber and more en-
glory OF general education Segovernlng liberty
and the pure religion Of the Gospel OF Peace COD biess
France and GOD bless YOu and prOlODg your hves ana
Glory.
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TAINToRs TRIAL TO BEGIN AT ONCE.

In the United States District Court yesterday
B.nede, presiding Grand Jury presented number ofndc
u .gins persons for embezng letters from the PosOhoe for
,uuiaesubr counterfeit pieces and for sending obscene sr
tus tagh the nail Reoogsnees forfeited in the cases OF
Jas rhos Mcclure indicted Tor sending obscene
thoagh the mail The the vii begin At II u
daT When The case Of e. Tanor indicted Tor ebeg iands
Bank Will probably be called Tor mai
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COTTON MARXETS

touisuLz. De. e-cot,on nominal adfins' 4'e 'eeev~
26 bales; Shipments 24a bales; stocK, 10 Da u.,.,.
MOBILE 7.-Coston-Firm denand SIMPLY nlien ,se
170l74 receipts AL baiesi eIports-coasiNse ~ -
sae 200 bales 10 $3.50 basi net receipts yesterday sef'
liz bales, aud stock. 10 1874 bales 4.
NJ. LOUIS Oct 7.Cotton active and strong n"aHnss
ui7i2~ Tcefpts 27 bales shipments 70 bales ....,
NEw-ORLEANs. Oct 7.Coon frn Bot les aeffe ntelsk,
lSitAlSl2t Low Addhngs l7as0l7s Strei Gesd
lS20l7e Eet receps 3,1ZI 0ao, gross ceps, JJV9 'f
sale 200 hales sfock. % $50 bales
BALrfr0Rg. Oct 7Coon arc Midinea lSc; Low hdahHss
IKE Good OniATy, is rcep-, - haes -
* haicg; .ales 20 baes. -bI aFs
LoUIsvILE oct 7-Cotton qaei h4Angs 7lse freeps ~
ha les; stock 200 bales -
SoEpoLE 7Coton srn and IN seive demand Low M
dlnqs l74c rceipts ss2 hscs eEpoFscosssse llfV
ba e.. yales. 100 bales, sto.k, 4 10 bales
Oct 7t0tton firm aodings i7e Low hdfhngs
lGla.; Goei Ordinary, loe net Feesp 1888 bases e'
200 bsles stock. . l42 bales
PHILADELPHIA oct 7oi;ou sni ydHBg 1879; receipts
l54 baless gross 6Oe bales -.
aS Ia les e1pots-co4stuse Z hsIes; stees lO1s oaes
MEsPuu 7-COtton Srm shdi1gs. loAci receipts foo
hales- shipments. 1855 bales: stock. 9,SOt bale.
ssroy 7Cot0n qg;et, but hwi hddlng' loci gro~s
r,crints 4y5 nal~s 30 bales. siock oOOO bates
CycfSNArr Oct 7Coon slescy MiAsz, IL H. reesips ID
hale. shpments 80 bales. stock 1893 bales -.
G.yKSToN Oct 7-Co;OaDemAnd ght Hood oHhnaFT ~ -
Trss Orinsrv he ecepis 40I Jti ef9fs-
90 bales. sales SO bales; stock 10 40 bales 80
AUGUSTA LOTION steady hdlhnss Aofei eeeip1 ocO
bales saes $50 hsles ,c--. .-
l7a1c receipts sos bales '"e' $50 oS 'eA 4'@'' '
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nINIATrRk ALMANAC

.u, 80. q "a Sup ~a.... 8 81 90
DAv-A -
s.nsv Hoot eO2 Cow sAno 0i3S Hell 'abs Perf.ll27
Dsv-P.
s.na, 9,25 Govs lsBd 1902 Hell Grs ler ll0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

TWO MURDER CASES IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
In the two murder cases of James Wood and
Philip wis before the Appeals at Albany Judgment was
affirmed yeerAy The Of WIfe and reversed and Ne" 'rA
I'd in III, Of Wood.
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Me. Of Amber Mehss cash snd oo.ober 80 ne.snes s 90
E. IA Al as No DO. zsh, 81 S741Sl 80 Heyemeer
al AZ December 81 A. Corn dali and sneassa Oa's 49,
T. .,a0Tx9I fsr No IL 40e hr No. Preghr dniI 70 ssnae
a..,.3 600 bbls Four IS 900 hush Whest 1000
ms Cor, and 600 bs.h ShpsenlO 900 o5s F"sf AOoo
bssh Wheat md 1000 hush. Cora 49,. NJ, D.. -.
WIxrSeros Oct 7pins farpeutne q1ies :, s5e a "a
81 2j FOR Strained Crude IafpeAuDe ~ 80 "a w w. y
for Yellow DIP and Virgin Tar steady Al y ~
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Eighteen thousand brOom-handles! What
.,ona. q, aus, do they suggest What an armory Of
saDons 70 be used upon the heads Of dspi1sa nus
ssnas by spirited wives manniaStnre ,bs sIoressd
fsr Mich mas this number OF nand.ss On en- ocS1
a. ,1ntion ready for shipment At least tss local
DewsnapsI Ra&ss tkls syeeplas ksssSsassS
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CALBNDARs-rH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAhBERs -BARRErT,
The People Gc. Fullerton T. Bur stein at Aalhem
agt Board Of Estimate add So 10 the Palmer
Apporionment AIT hreen
MAINE CoURr-PARr L-GRoss, J.
1904 ncManus $3.50 Hecht ag- hua'enann
.acbBlE Oakley @Ooo Lht Gs chants .4ciange
$3.50. Cohen at. Gocdsle. Max BARK aft Lean
34gg Derser tr 1866. Qurk Van echsick
o;Sg wilde at Murphy 255s. hcMahcn AT. Dorin.
2974. .Gibhon AIT hsliard 2bss lheah agt steii4
20S2. Morgan agt Geognan ZS5Z' y oush AZ ntn"t.
1850. BTosn ast Foryhe Z76O Baxter Asi Fis Fl A.
PART IL-HowLASD. J.
255l MeGuire Vanderbilt 2723. Barrett sgt heKeTen
2748lo Martin Z729.. kremer StetiheneT.
3Ot q. 6regOr. Zl53 Rheims aRt Butrra
2543 Howard Mar gag. Warren lgt Cohen
29l / .H0raourezu Fai0n Sloo buI,rr All SNYDER
Q999 Harvey agz Fuller 2T7B. .Suedicor Hatch.
279l. Barney sgt Kaufman 21S3. .stebNBs Agt steaTn
2S49. .Haddon agt Hgalon. 49, -
Pant iI.-SPAuLDiHa, J.
0ar5 Barnet sgt Puerth 26O5. .Herry sgt Lawrence.
1627 Iapgvasser AZ Eekhar 1888 Carmichael Ellison
2727 sumpeT agt Lesser us o.. tomDle AZ DAY
0gT1 1888. Paris AT Bailey.
2575 Wenberger 26Sl Holmes agt hlrtean
95s5 Tipmsn art Rogers 275O. .Hunse vel tulleaum
2546 DAY sgt Rider. ZolO. .C0Hihs AsI Ooh
2J4S. Lewis agt Fish
SEssIOss-liACKRTT. h-WHham Martin,
Csaghan fonious battery Charles Schultz Onious
William feionous assault and battery Peter
Quinn 0nons battery Ferdinand Sernaie burg
thomas Welsh and James NeCarty burglary; Michael Farrell
Patrick ONelu Burglary joan Hoffman
and John Cody goods Charles Clark grand larceny
William Johnson larceny and receiving stolen goods John Caen
Perrno Margaret Edwards
Charles Osborne gaDd Arceny Adolph Leger
srsnd larceny Pae larceny from the Della hu
John Kane and John Deueu larceny from the
CRY CSURT BRooKLrS-Sos S. &C. 81 81 So TO- 10 "a 75
76 r. 7S SOSl, 81. SO, S. &C. -, So 80 80 49, "a 80
CoUE7 ~ Oct Court Of Appeals day cal
viii take recess Friday 10Th until the llh day VI No
yemDe
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CATTLR MARKETS.

PsApKPHA Oct The market Tor BEEF Cattle tbs ve.h vas
more active and pucps shade hettef The ngs pnnc
N Wesru cattle 1850 head and a 1eIe nsas ~
from 20 7c q Good anu "a % ~ npf NA"ss
Common cattle sold q from 4 20 $50 .
sEEEpare was Tor sheep Of good qnah bet Dot
much iponry for $50 bead sold IL from 70 Dc b
IN Pair Choice aud ~ 80 y bead for Common Anas e ~
from 3 70 Sc y n tor Pair 70 Good. . . -
oas-There Of hogs 1880 bctd and prices
ranged rom 81 b 81 25 = 100 n, cornfed 90 d.
dull With but nominal poos ~ heaS
we're sold a from so 10 SO each, 70 quality
BrvF,Lo Oct 7-CArTrH-The receipts today Including 80 ears
1877 head Dakug the total .uPpiI Tor -
$50 heAh l6S against llJ cars or " ss
me last week dull and buer All ss
case apart; quality Of stock goods here seIe Dot suoen So %
market. ales, - het Of Illinois scra rrlng u
25g 70 443 n At 80 75do6 80 head aehgsn steers svssnE
1928 e. 70i 30 haa Indiana steers rarsng non iV%
l,344 10 At IS 81 ia - 75
sHEEP AMI LAnB-rhe receipts TO-DAY Including epsried arr
head making the Jota Hppr Tor tie geek as "a
200 head against 800 head he LAst seet
The market is lot iAIrly supphei. ooo
including reported arrivals VIE 5luv
head mshnz for tho thus iD ileOV sh
srn 100 tine last week The maitet vas
noera active ~ decline from last weeks closing Pte-s
Of head Illinois sud ONO boys nhg ron lso 70 ~ b.
a. - SO0eo
Cutcaso Oct 7-CarrtEReepts 900 Unde ne hravT ruh
and the light shpDng the mahst ruled in uu sss
changed aes Of bBcher steers q IS DV@s ov
GOOD 20 choice steer, S5d 80 70 shipments lJuo
HoGs-leeeps 900 market 0pene1 srlg sew. o. 'Su
a 35dS4 COED heavy - w - 70 Tor So"'
cboce ighr dull droonngi n pmrrts 9oJ "a.
SasS-Beeeps 1900 market ge and loser IS 75Ss4 :"
for 10 good
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Avoid Cuacks and Rmposters

no Charge for Advice and Consultation
Dy..L r. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Msdicat
College, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be conslited on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
m1tter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing. a practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat d.Gease with succ:sg. Cufes guar
antced. Charges reasonable. Those ut dis
tanoe can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp 10 preray postage.
serd I1r The GU.de 10 Vs1'b. Price 10 cents.
J.D. DIC1'G, NH, Physician and Surgeo o.
lJi IJaan9 81, New York.
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Advsr'1se u as RTcO-p.
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Bntt-g and ch-sse are almost inGispensi-
blr articles ii food. Properly used. they
are nutritious end henlhy; nnt m inordi
nate use of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsie. Owen Gaifn"y's snnday Com
tort. Jadiciorsly used VIII IemOve 10th OF
here tr1u5l.s
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Sonhsv CooHo', s.il'.uu d.ck sat ter safe
at GAFNHS.
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.iN' J. r. BLiI3, SUPP.
HES"Y WIcKHAn. Agent, Pthols, Pa.
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tG RRNS Nm cSs u. a "A kAs ns
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10Th, 1873,
trains will run rs follows:
NORTH NO. 8. No. l. NO. 7.
Leave Irvine. 1s.15rM. b..0PM
LeGye Oil City 600 A NJ. 80 N. 1901 NJ
" Pet.Cen $50 " 3.37 =" 1888 "
I" Titusv. 7l0 =" 4.25 s.l5 "
Arrive CORY, $50 500 " 1910 "
No 9-Ascommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 N: Pet Centre,
1913; Titusvile, ll,o5; Ar. Cory, H. 4opm
SOUTH. No. 2. No. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1855 A NJ. $40 A n. 6.2O n
" Tihsv. IL p NJ. 7,30 7,3o d"
/" Y. Cen. l,2O s,l7 " a,l5t "
Arrive o. City 200 900 " 900
&" Irvine. 500 " ll.SS -
No. lO-Accommodsiion Freight.
Leaves CORY LAO p IN; Titusv. 2,55; Pei
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City. 4.3O p IN.
ET- No. S and & run on Sunday.
Commenc, Nov. Sd trains will run
hv Philadpl pha time. which is TEN MIN.
uTEs FASTER than our time
i. }. LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
G. J. HEPBURN. .Asrt eup,.
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- A A-sAI
Fk.usl2 EXTRACT EHCH ~,
Is the only Known Geraedy for Briehts Die.
easo and lss cured every case OF liabetes IN
which It has been given. Irritation of the Neck
OF the Biauder aud indln nation Of the Kidneys.
liberation Of de Kidneys and Bladder, Reten.
ticn Of lTrnp, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in 10 Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or bliiky Discharges, and for En-
teeblei nra alicatc Constitutions Of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
iag, Weak Nerves, Wakeiulness, Pam in tho
Back, Flushing oftle Body. Eruption on the Face,
fallid Countenance, Lassitude of the System, etc.
Used by peraona in the decline or change OK
life; after Confinement or labor pains, bed.wet-
ting in children, etc. =,
LII many aiisctions peculiar TO ladies, the EH-
tract BuclM is unequaled by any other remedy
As in C@loros:s OIL Retention, lrregular1ty, ram
fulnesR or Suppression ofCustoDary tvacrations,
liberated or pchirrus state OF the Uterus, Leu
corrhna or Whites, Sterility, and for all com:
plants incident to the sex. IT Is prescribed
extensively by the nicst eminent Physicians ana
Nidwlves for enfeeblcd and delicate consttu
tions Of both sexes and. all ages.
IyEAENET'S EXTRACT T8UCHU,
NCwyes Diseases Arising from Invrudenees,
Lbt.s Of Dissipation, Etc, IN all their stages, at
ittl. expense, little or no change IN Diet no In
conveuien"c, and o exposure. It causes fire.
guent deeira, ttrd gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
(u,iag str:,tures OF the Urethrt, Allaying Pain
Srd inflammation 20 frequent il this clnss OF dis
eases, and expelhng all Poisonous matter.
EcEESNEY,S EXTRACT ECCHU,
gOOper bottle or six hotties for $500, delivered
20 any address, secure from observation. sold by
druggists eyeTy%,,eres: ~ r1epaen1 par no oy g. w
70 whom all letters tor information should be
addressed.
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philadelphia a Eric RailrOssl
WINTER TIME TABLE.

WINTER TiMI: TABLE.
On and thsr sunday Oct :Tth. 1872, the Trains
IN thelphiAcclpha y Ere Rxiio~d will run as
follows:
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WARREN AND
'PsTTSEBUKG IEAEL WAY.
Time Table takes effect Nov q, ga
sDuruEARD

tation for jamestown, n. Y, ard connection
with A, d G. W, trains east aud west Connects At
Warr.n,~iIh ilsln. essl and west on tn i d. L.
T.. X y. Tl4AYER Gcnl Supt.,
punkrk, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-06


ouAs--" Richmond, .necember 3, 1873
Aprop6s Of the visit Of General Keuper to
this city, 1t is said that he desires no public
Inauguration, and VIII have none OF It j;
also, that he will not appoint an aid-de-eamp;
also, that on account Of the injuries received
by one of his children from being thrown
from horse recently, he will not remove
his family to this city until some time after
he enters upon the duties Of his office; also,
that he will send brief message to the Gene
raj Assembly, and is preparing therefor by
gathering together the last years depart
mental reports and other papers, and 1t
is likely Governor Walker will also send q
short one, containing, however, no recon-
mendations; also, that be would consider It
scarcely less than an insult for any man or
any set of men to offer him present OF n
carriage and fine span Of horses also, that
he has very decided opinions upon many
questions of public policy, and is heartily in
favor OF the reformation Of the numerous
abuses that have crept into our State govern
ment, and is in favor of real, practical re-
trenchment; also, that he has no idea Of
allowing bis name to be used for the sena.
torship, and thinks that to be Governor Of
Virginia is honor enough for him. General
kemper looks better than be did during the
campaign, and seems to be in fine spirits,
but duly impressed with the magnitude OF
the duty he is about to assume" - Chester, in
Petersburg Ne,cS.
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correspondence of the. Richmond Dlspatch.l
From Prince W William County.
DoGs-CoUNTY CoURT-FATAL
ACCIDENT.

BRENTsvILLE. December 4. 1873.
The next Legislature should be urged to
provide protection for farmers against the
lavaScs OF dogs amongst sheep Several
gentlemen have suffered severe losses in this
county within the last two weeks from such
nroads. One gentleman from the upper
portion of the county lost twenty valuable
CotSwodS in one night.
Our County Court for December was in
session on Monday. The grand jury found
Joint indictment against Esau and Mary
finker tcolorcd), also one against Larry Lewis
(colotedO, for grand larceny.
A little girl, the daughter Of Mr.. John L.
Roid, living near Bristow station. on the W.
c., Y. VI. and G. S. Iailroud, was fatally
burned on Saturday last. The father was
absent from home, and the mother, who had
left the house for few moments, on her re-
turn met her child at the door, frantically
lighting the flames, by which she was COM
piclcly cnvclopcd. She succeeded in eXtin-
gushing thcm, but too late to save the poor
little child who died on Sunday morning,
after most violent suffering and agony.
The public schools are In full operation.
The Board of Supervisors met OH Mon
day, aud made ample provision for their
continuance during the whole term OF ten
months next year.
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ssD oa,zs LIKE gHxs PHaAsE.-In,t the. official
corresponding between Captain 81. B. Cush.
ing, commanding the United States steamer
Wyoming, and General Burriel, the Spanish
exeeutioner at Santiago, the latter 6 protests
most energeticaIly, against the qualification
of assassination as applied to the execl-
lions, as a gross insult, and liberty of Ian
guage improper in an official note. and in the
character represented by Captain Gushing.
Irepel it, he remarks, knowing that assas-
sination, SO known to all the world, were
those acts which another nation practiced on
unfortunate Modoc Indians, who certainly
did not attack the integrity of any nation as
did the Cuban insurrectionists and the for.
eigners who aided in their attempts to come
to these coasts,''