The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

eral Harry Hayes. ex- Colonel &c the Texa
has been once sheriff OF New Orleans. Vel
| fixed. 5Ss,. ,s S.. $50 ..e !.
GENERAL CHgATuAH,
having made mn unsuccessful run for Con
gress against Horace Maynard, has retired b
johnson. who divided the Democratic vot.
with him. Ex- Governor II. h. Watts, o
Alabama, who was. the Attorney General o
the Confederate States, Is a bitter Conserva
tive, practising law at Montgomery with sue
cess. Ex-Governor Andrew B. Moore, o
Alabama, IS n planter, and not having much
luck Tue family Of the late Benjamin Fitz
pafrick, who was nominated ON the ticket
with Douglas for ce-President in 1860, are
all rich, large landholders, and inheriting the
tfulC OF titzparick's thriftiness and long pub.
hc occupation. The family of William FL
lancey resides on farm near Montgomery,
Ala. and are Ia only moderate circum.
stances. Yancey's tomb is a small
affair. 1t is said that two of his sons are
In Brazil, where they emigrated ut the close
of the war. General Braxton Bragg lives at
Mobile. and is superintendent of street rail-
ways, with fair salary. Commodore Eben
Farrand, who was gallant officer and is q
| cordial man, keeps q hotel in the north OF
Alabama, ut the town of Attala, and is said
to he as poor rs Jobs turkey. General P.
| ID. Roddy, who had cavalry brigade, is a
banker in New York, in good circumstances.
| General W. W. Harmon is q real estate agent
| in Texas. General NJ. L. Bonham. eX-Goy.
ernor Of South Carolina, is the agent of a
Brooklyn IN. ~ life insurance company at
| Atlanta, and was beaten for tax-collector at
the late election. General Ambrose Wright
Is the editor of the Augusta Daily Chronicle,
and has Just been elected to Congress by the
Democrats. [He is dead.] ........
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sEMMEs
| is practicing law in Mobile, and seems to be
| in good circumstances, which leads gossip
| ing folks to imagine that he must have saved
| some prizc-money. He Is quite fayorite in
that town, rather bitter in his feelings, and
| his son has just been elected to the Legisla-
ture. Semmcs is hard on to sixty, and begins
to feel the hand of time. Captain Ma1et,
long OF the Florida, is said to be in Europe.
| He has not made any display since the close
of the war. Judah p. Benjamin has q good
law-practice in London, England, but his
clients are nearly all Americans from the
southern States. Ex-senator Robert NJ. r..
Hunter has poor farm on the Rappahan-
mock river, in the tidewater part of Vir-
ginia, and is said to be dispirited, although
bis counsel is cheerful at all times, and bis
intellect retains its full vigor. Charles James
Faulkner has been one OF the most success
ful men in the Confederacy, He resides at
Martlnsburg, Va, and practices law at Shep-
herdStown and throughout the State of West
Virginia. His income is about twenty thou
sand dollars year. The sons of General
Lee, rs well as his nephew, Fitzhugh, are in
fair circumstances, and GUSTS Lee is having
oil his fathers success at Washington Col
lege. Robert Tyler, eX-clerk Of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, and son of President
John Tyler, is the editor of the Advertiser,
the Democratic State, organ at Montgomery,
Ala. Major General Henry ID. Clayton is a
lawyer at Clayton, Ala, and fairly success
full. General Alphcus Baker lives at Eufiu-
Ii. Ala, and was defeated last time for Con-
gresham ut large. General :. A. NJ. Wood
| is Il lawyer at Tuscaloosa, and he has been
GRAND MASTER OF THE MAsoEs,
so that his ordinary success was assured.
| Governor MOuton, president of the Seces-
sion Convention of Louisiana, lives at st.
| Landrey, and is moderately well off rs a
| planter ut st. James. La. Most of the family
Of the late John SIidell still reside in Eu-
| rope. Governor Tom Moore. of Louisiana,
| is Il planter in Rapidcs parish, near AleXan-
| dria. and is well Oft. He is the man who
used to examine packages of northern news
| papers as they came out Of the mails for in
cendiary matter. General j. 3. Walton, eX-
colonel Of the Washington artillery, Of New
Orleans, is an auctionecr. and not very -four
ishng. Ex-Governor Robert Wickliif, Of
| Louisiana, practices law ut Bayou Sara, Is
well of, and he voted for Grant. Paul Nor
ply, the chcSs-p!aycr, is modest lawyer in
| New Orleans. ... -.-.,..
| TIE LEADING LAWYERS
in New Orleans are T. G. SemmcS, cousin of
| Raphael. counsel for Governor Warmoth,
| and John \. Campbell, cX-assistant rebel
Secretary of War. Semmes has Il practice of
| Slo,0 900 Il year. Neville Soue practices law
in New Orleans with moderate success. He
is son of Pierre Soue. Ex-Governor
| Paul O. Hcbcrt is a planter at lbEl-
vile. and spends most of his time in New
! York city. He has been Il supporter of War.
moth of late. Robert Ould and Bradley
johnson, eX-commis>ioner to exchange priS-
oncrs and eX-hrigadier for Maryland, are
among the leading lawyers at the Richmond
bar. milford, the Federal commissioner of
exchange, also resides in Richmond, and
acts with the Conservatives. .....
| HENRY A. WISE
has criminal practice in the courts Of Vir-
einia. Ex-Governor Vance takes his defeat at
the hands of Merrimon in bad sort; but il
looks very much as if North Carolina was
now irredeeinably Republican. Governor
Moses, who has just assembled the sable
throne of South Carolina, is, like Yulee, OIL
Florida formerly Levi, of fine Hebrew
stock in the South, inlmemorially resident
there. As secretary to Governor Picken:
he raised The rebel flag over Moultrie in 1861
Duke William Gwinn has very valuable
mining property in California, and is one o.
the uuquenchablc men of the Confederacy
Mrs. Ex-PREsIpENT TYLER.-Mrs. EXPIRE
sident Tyler has bccomea resident of George
town for the winter. Mrs. Tyler is con
vert to Romanism, and she has placed hel
daughter Mt school in the convent, MANY