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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-03
CUBANS CALLED TO DUTY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 2, 1873.
The following is published here this afternoon -

The following Is pubished here This afternoOn:-
GENERAL NO. -.
HEADQUARTERS LiBERATrSG Army OF CuBA,
CAMAGuEY, July l3 1873 I
II having to the knowledge of the President that
some OF the officers Of the Republic abusing their
positions abroad, .
Therefore it is ordered that the following named off,
GERS return this island to these
headquarters tor duty -Francisco " Agularo, Vice
PRESIDENT Ramon Cespedes Minister 20 the United
States W. A. c. Ryan, general and chief OF cavalry;
3. Verona, brgadier gensraI Of infantry; Rafael
Infantry, and l. Bailey, ieuetnsn colonel and A. D.
c, BY order Of CARLOS MANUEL CESPEDES
President OF the Republic OF Cuba.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MASONIC TEMPLE
A Grand Opening and Splendid Scenc-A
Tho Knights Tourney.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2, 1873.
The new Masonic Temple was thrown open last
evening to the officers of the Knights Templar and
Grand Lodge The various rooms were brilliantly
Illuminated, and the spectators were charmed
with the gorgeous scene. The tickets for tho
grand tourney OF the Knights Templar at the
Academy and Agricultural Halls during the dedica-
ton week were limited to 3,000 and have been
already distributed. The demand for tickets Is 80
great that 900 could be disposed Of and 1t Is Sug
gested tnat the affair should be repeated during
the week. so as to avoid disappointing the many
who desire attend.
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FATAL SAND SLIDE.
One Man and Two Horses Buried In q
Sand Bank.

PTTrSBURG, Pa, Sept. 2, 1873.
This morning an accident occurred at sand bank
on the premises Of DR.. A. J. Davis. on Pennsylvania
avenue, resulting in the death OF man named
John Martin. The workmen were engaged in dig
ging sand, when huge mass weighing upwards
OF seventy-1ve tons, came down, Durylng martin
and two horses and wagon completely OUT y,
sight. Martin was literally crushed to deatn anu
both horses were killed. Two other men wuo were
n yQEk paEr0IlI 0aCaned VIII tReE- nYeA
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s r "A I N
The Bed Flag Of the Commune Said To Have
Been HOisted by the Madrid Municipality.

British Removal ofths Captured Iron-Clads-vics
Admiral Yelverton's Correspondence with the
Cartagenist Radicals-No Assault on the
Union Jack-Socialistic Operations
in the Provinces-Don Carlos
Campaign-Cuban Aid to
the Monarchists.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at haf.past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock in. tho
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW.

Coroner Young was yesterday called to .3ss
West Forty third street to hold inquest on tina
body Of william Simpson, lad eighteen years OF
age, and native OF England, whose death was
his loot about ten days ago, while a. work in
building I'D town.
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ENGLAND.
Bullion in Flow to the Bank-Discounts o.
'Change-Agriculturist Reports.
TELEGRAMS TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 2 1873.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England to-day on balance is f156,000.
The rate Of discount in the open market for three
months bills is 3-16 per cent.
The demand for discounts in the open market is
heavy.
The demand for discounts at the Bank OF Eng
land Is light.
THE HARVEST.
The weather to-day is wet and unfavorabe to the
crops.
Report OF q Fatal Accident on q Con tie
mental Railway.
LONDON Sept 2, 1873.
Accounts have been received here Of an accident
on the Luxembourg Railway, by which eight per-
sons were killed and fifteen hurt.
GERMANY
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GERMANY.
Monumental Commemoration Of the War Triumph
at Sedan.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. 2, 1878.
Yesterday, the anniversary OF the German VIC
tory at Sedan, monument commemorative Of
that event was unve led in the KOnig's Platz,
amidst the enthusiastic acclamatons of thousands
of citizens. The city was gayy decorated, and the
day was given over to festivity.
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Nothing is SO InsidiOus as n Cold on
cough. Poison not make q swter progress in thu
system Use promptly the only sure antidotes HALE'a
HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR.
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ITALY.
Royal Visit to the German Imperialists.
1IllcnAm TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Sept. q 1873.
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel will leave
this city about the middle OF the present month.
He will be at Vienna about the goth instant.
Afterwards he will 60 to Berlin.
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INDIA.
Fatal Accident on the Indus-Ninety Lives Said
To Have Been Lost
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK RERALD.

BOMBAY, Sept. 2, 1873.
. ierryboat on the Indus, while crossing the
river, near Kairah, capsized and sunk in deep
water. She was crowded with passengers, OF
whom ninety are reported to have been drowned.
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The LELAND BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Blatchford at Newport Hearing
Arguments I'm the Case.

NEWPORT R. l., Sept. q 1873.
Judge Blatchford, Of New York, is holaing to-day
IN this city special session in hearing counsel in
regard to the Leland Brothers, bankrupts. The
latter were proprietors OF the Metropolitan Hotel.
New York, and the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga
and having become bankrupt the cases now In
hearing are those of parties who claim lien on
the funds arising from the sale OF the property OF
the bankrupts on account OF bonds, judgments and
other securities held and obtained BY them previ-
Gus to the bankruptcy. Among the claimants are
A. T. Stewart a Co.. the Bank OF Dan lille, n the
State OF New York; Edward 3. Wesby and Jonn ii.
Plat, OF New York. The latter gentleman Ia as
1lKnee Of the LelaRqas
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A.-Kearncy's Extract Buchu Curea
more diseases bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined Depot l04 Duane street.
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dangerous wire springs filthy sponge pad or horribls
metal trusses The ELASTIC TRUSS, 6s3 broadway.
holds Rupture comfortably night and day, till cured
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Corns Cured, SO cents to 81; BuniOns,
Nails &c treated 852 Broadway, between Thirteenth
ana Fourteenth streets Dr. WEsfERvELT Chiropodisi-
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A Notice.-Fourtecnth street and Sixth
avenue, New Yorkt will pay you well to 60 to r. H.
MACY CO.'S every day.
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A.-Corns, BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured
without pain. CORN CURE by mail. 50 cents
Or. RICE 20S Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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American Edition OF the M0nfteur do
LA NODE of Paris and MILLINER AND DRESSMA.
KERs ofLondon, is ready Price 50 cents Ask youf
newsman for ii.
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All Hay Fever or Catarrh Permanently
cured with WOLCOTT'S CATARRH ANNIHILATOR.
Sold everywhere. Depot, ISL Chatham street.
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A.-Weddfng Cards, Latest styles. Eng
lish and French Note Paper JAMES EVERDELLt 500
Broadway. Established lo40
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harm-
less water, changes hair to golden color; 81 50
LII Broadway, near Thirtysecond street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HIyE YOU DYsPEPsIAi-sEE NEW BOOK on
III Digestion and Dyspepsia by Or, Trail; oaly 81
sent FIRST post by s. r. WELLS reousner JOY sroadway:
PROFESSOR wrsE's GREAT BoOK-'rHROUGH
OF 10 years experience in the eouds full Of thrinns i'm
dents and adth escapes the exciting and
book written SELL beyond prece-
dent ThS only book edad or authorized by Professor
wise. See card in anosler column Agents wanted
everywhere. Address TO-DAY PusLlsHINa COM
PANY 1873 SAMSON street. PHILADELPHIA: 7l2 BROADWAY
New York; No school street. Bosom lis lis and III
East Madison street, Chicago.
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ALI
diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE ~ Union
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Bachelors Hair Dye il tho Best I'm tina
world the only and perfect hair dye instantans-
GUS harmless. At all druggists.
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aDout him only this fraudulent bond matter.
Williamson told me, in presence OF Brown, that he
nad an income oil about 81 200 q year; that Mr..
Hamilton, OF Hall Hamilton, or Howe a. Hamil-
ton, brokers. No. 10 Wall or Broad street. was his
Drother-n-aw, and that he occasionally speculated
Ia STOCKS; that they had always So 900 to $4,000 OF
MIS-
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the Most Nat.
ural in ITS effects Of any in the world 1t In fuses new
lite to the hair.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALrH-A FIRST CLASS
j monthly, S2a year; Hyysnic Hand Book. o.; Tho
illustrated Hydr9ssshic Encyclopedias - "; a vWl0
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FRANCE.

Cholera at Havre from German Emigrants-sud-
den Exodus of the Fashionables- Citizen
Honor Both to the Repub-
Lilo and the Crown.
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Rupture and Physical Deformities
successfully treated by MARSH COMPANY at their
Radical Cure Truss Office, No. vesey street.
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INC FUOIICs
The article in the Saturday issue Daily Graphic In
relation to q new work aeronautics being likely to
create false impres feel IL duty correct hat
portion relating TO myself
Although fully Identified with the enterprise far as
the Daily Graphic balloon trip concerned have neither
edited or agreed o edit the work announced BY MesS
In toto to have anything to do with it, for the reason ae
long before the OF the Graphic
Company Of Philadelphia and had prepared wSIx
giving all the particulars mentioned In the article
alluded to- therefore, in justice to them could nos
honorably connect myself with any other work. une
To- Day Company the said book In press and t9
10 be Issued early day containa AL that ! nave
in and Is the only book authorized t0
he ar NV name known 70 the publisher9
81 the Daily Graphic II not the editors and regree
that the OF denial has been forced upon ma
Respectfully, JOHN WISE, Aerohauh
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Skin Diseases . Speciality.
Pmplcs Flesh Worms, Black Heads
Liver Spots Red Spots Rashes Humors Testers and all
Eruptions OF the Face, Dandrun Scaiy and Crusty AZ
fections Of the Scalp and Body, all pmply, blsery.
itchy crusty scaly painful Eruptons Ulcers Sores and
DYKE Dr.. Van Dykes Office for the treatment Of Skin
Diseases Thursday, Friday and Saturday all day,
No West sixteenth street, New York city. Gazette on
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CUBA.
Police Arrest Of Clubbist Caucus Republicans.


HAVANA, Sept 2, 1879.
Yesterday evening, while party of republicans
were holding a meeting in their club rooms, the
Chief OF Police arrived and arrested about forty
members and placed them in Jail.
1t is said they had been notified previously that
1t was contrary to the law for them to hold meet
ings
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A Curious Rumor.

An ugly report has been spread that number OF
city and county bonds have been forged between
the FlagR and the Tweed regime; but up to the
tic source.
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Interview with Lambert In the TOmbs.
The reporter had an interview with Mr.. Lambert,
the stockbrokcr. prisoner in the Tombs who
made the following statement
Leonard Brown, who is in custody here, is TO
the best OF my belief an honest man and resident
in this city for the past iorty-tw0 years. He
formerly belonged to the firm OF Halett 4
"old" Brown. as they now choose to call him, to
pay his debts took 100000 OF his wiies money.
Mr.. Isaac I. Holbrook, OF the Aston House, en-
trusted him with the sale OF about $50 in notes,
and tried to help Brown, unsuccessfully how
ever, to dispose OF them.
colonel James Decatur Potter introduced Will
hanson to me as broker, who had large connec-
tions among country people, and who did large
business in selling and purchasing stock for them.
took dislike to Williamson on account Of his de-
ceiving me twice, for when man acts double
part to me am no longer his friend
Tne following is written statement OF Mr.. Lam
bert's opinion about Brown
THE STATEMENT.
became acquainted with Mr.. Brown about Octo-
Der OF last year found ont that MIR. Brown was for
mery OF the firm OF Hallett n Brown, and was
strictly an honest, truthful and upright man, in
every sense OF the word. He gave as references
W.. II. Field, r. M. Field, G. W. Brainard,
A. y. stewart, w. L. jenkins, Bank OF America !;
M. Burdock, OF Continental Bank Hardenburgh,
III Broadway l.. 5. Comst0ck, James Lee, w. e.
land, shepard Knapp Mechanics Bank; Nv Cook,
Graves Pair, John II. Baker, G. Mathews, Hiram
Bartlett Long Island; d. McMullen, 1888 Broadway (;
Dr. Bayard, j. II. Morrison, Manhattan Bank.
In March last Brown handed me some notes to be
negotiated. Colonel l. Decatur Potter introduced
me to Mr. Williamson, one that could dispose OF
them. gave him one which he said Giles h Co.,
OF Maiden lane, would take. They refused; the note
to Williamson about the time he introduced me.
never saw Williamson dozen times In my life
ApAveRQt seen nm since 2axcbA end know pQfhlpG
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Hold on to Virginia.

To such Virginians as may be affected with
the western fever" we commend the advice
contained in the following letter to the Staun-
Spectator. 1t is dated, Marshall, Saline coun-
tv, No., Feb. the 18th:
"Until year back, the town Of Marshall
grew rapidly and put on quite ciiy-ke APP
rearauce but it is at staudstill and crushed
with the dearth of money. lfyou have any
more young men among you taken with the
Western fever, by all means urge them to stay
where they are There is no place like old Eir-
giuia after all, and know it. There are now
more than hundred young Nirglnians in this
county who have come here since the war.
Most of them, by hard struggling, have manag-
cd to make living; but few Of them have
done really welI-and they have been MECHANICS
skilled artizans. Most of them, | think,
wish they were back in old Iirsinny. Tell
what arc left there 10 stay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. Sheldon T. Co., New York, the April
number Of the Galaxy Magazine. Readers Of
'srhe Wetherel Affair will find their interest
intensified by the developments in the story.
Justin Mccarthy contributes an article upon
Joseph Arch, the eloquent aboring man who
is creating such sensation in England. Lady
Blanche Murphy, daughter of the Earl of Ell
lesmcrc, contributes an article upon the festi-
walls and pagcants at Rome. The most promi
ncnt article in the number is 40 exceedingly
interesting one upon France and Louis Napo-
leon, in which the writer reviews the clrcum-
stances which led to tho rise of the late En-
peror to the head of the French nation. The
series Of articles upon Life Assurance" closes
10 this number IA Snow-Storm and Baby
is a bright story, containing good deal of hu-
NOR and sufficient supply of sentiment. The
Lost Wager" is society story, written with
the delicate touch Of a woman and the strength
Of man. Some of the poety of the number
is exceptionally good, including new poems by
Bayard Taylor, joaquin liIlcr, and Mary l..
Ritter. The Departments Of Literature, Sci
ence and Gossip are as entertaining and sug-
sestive as usual
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FROM A,is'sfHEOED.
LEl:ISI.A f..

RICHMOND, March I4-Iu the Senate to-
days bill was reported supplemental to an act
To require manufacturers Of fertilizers to label
their own packages with correct analysis OF
the sanr, So aS to more ciirctualIy prevent the
sale IT spurious and aAllcrated fertile, rs.
\ bill; was introduced TO am nd the act as 10
the record Of deeds and ether writings.
\ communication was presented from r. e..
Anlilcr. of Fauquicr, asking the passage of a
law f.r The better projection OF the baggage Ol
railroad passengers, &c.
Tie bill TO amend the act in relation to the
collection Of tax on coupons, was passed ayes
% noes 3
The Scra" bill 10 regulate and define the ju,
rsdict!0n OF the County aud Circuit Courts, t.
prescribe the number Of terms of the Circuit
C,nris. and t. tx the pay Of county judges
wa taken up, aud the amendments proposed
iy the House Of Delegates concurrel in.
The joint resolutions proposing amendments
to sections |, >, 3 AMI of the constitution II
relation t. county organizations, Nc. were
agreed to.
\ nuinh.r Of bills were advanced on the cal
cn.:;r
IL the House IT d .!cgats the Senate reSo
lut!ou provoiug FIR the pubilcItlpn ut luo>
copies Of the act to amend the act provid!n.
for the rcas$a>sucnt Of lands 50 as to cDa5l,
those Counties Which filled to avail thcmscve:
Of the provisions OF said act to do 50, WAS con
currrd IN.
The Senate joint resolution fixing both o
| iIArcli as the date for going iato the election
If c,un'y judges was laid on the table.
The Court bill was further amcuded anc
iualy passed ayes G5 noes 50, Messrs. Neale
and Pcarcc, Of Alexandria, voting in tie afirua
tive.
y motion to reconsider ihi. vote was lost.
The Free R;irJad i'll vas further debated
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not admitted at all.

The contract Office of the Postotfice Depart
ment continues daily the opening and award
ing of bids under the contracts advertised for
during the early part Of the year for carrying
the mails for two years from the lst of July
next The following awards have been made
in Virginia Rock Enon Springs to Winches'
ter, Vincent Scrivncr, $500 per annum; Broad
way depot to Coate's Store. Jesse Landies,
Sol5 per ulnum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

DEATH OF BISHOP MClLvAlNE.--A dis
patch from Cincinnati says that information
has been received there of the death OF Bishop
MeIvaine, at Florence, Italy. Chas. 7. Nc
Ivaine was next to the oldest OF tbs Bishops OF
the Episcopal Church iu the United States.
He was consecratcd in 1912, and has been III
the exercise of his sacred office for more than
forty years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

Senator Cragin, Of New Hampshire, predict
cd Oh the last day of the session OF the late
Congress, that the Congressional Salary bill
would go far to defeat the Radical party in the
New England States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

The Richmond Wing says that since 1865
there have been chartered by the GeneralAssenl-
bly, sixty seven railroad companies, ooly three
of which roads have been built, and they but
partially, whilst within the same period ninety
nine acts and joint resolutions amending and
re-cnactng railroad charters have been passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

The Baltimore Sun says: 1--WE arc glad to
see that the Methodist Episcopal Church South
in the case OF Dr. Huston, as iu that ct Mr..
Clark, Of West Virginia. has performed its
duty with manineSs and fidelity which has
been notably wanting 10 the Congress of the
United States in its efforts at set-purifcation.
Any other course would tend to deprive the
clergy Of the confidence of the people"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

tn, Associate Justice Of the u. S. Court
Of Wyoming Territory says that among the
large plumber Of cases tried and disposed of by
female Justices Of the peace in that Territory,
only two have been appealed, and in these the
decisions were sustained by the Appellate Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

The frs! case under the act Of Congress Civ
Ing parties the right to redeem property in the
insurrcationary States sold in default Of taxes
is that of VIM Sinclair, of Baltimore, who,
havng complied with its requirements, has,
under an order Of the Secretaryof the Treasury
obtained certificate Of release of the Quincy
property, ia Florida. and he is now again In
rosscssion Of it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

The Southern Claims Commission ycster.
day heard the claim Of Thomas h. Rixey, of
Culpepcr G. H., Virginia, amounting to
$4,000. "Mr Rixcy was one Of the conserva
tors Of peace Of Virginia, and said he did no
know on which side his sympathics were in re-
laIion to the late war
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FIGITING AMONG RAILROAD HANDS. "A
fight occurred among the colored hands work.
ing in Lewis Tunnel on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. The fight commenced Sunday
night and several men were shot, one OF them
being morta!ly wounded. The next morning
parties who did the shooting escaped into West
Virginia and four Of them were afterwards ar
rested BY couple Of gentlemen who went at
ter them and brought them back.-Mam. W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

According to the latest statements the amount
necessary to pay off the extra allowance to
members of Congress will come within one mil
lion of dollars, instead Of million aud half
The average pay Of Senators, as far as drawn.
il less than four thousand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

William T. Early of Albemarle county, Va,
has been appointed, by the President one Of
the beard Of Visitors to tho West point Aca-
dcmv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

A dispatch from Richmond Informs us that
the amended court bill makes no new judicial
circuits.
The House Of Delegates is still discussi ng
the Free Railroad bill to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

IMPORTANT CASE esterday the argument
in the case of Messrs White and Loyal vs.. the
securities of W. J. Anable on his official bond
of five thousand dollars. was made in the Hen
rico county court. This case involves the
whole subject Of the liability of sureties on
official bonds for the malfcasance and misfea-
sance of the principal, and will undoubtedly be
carried to the supreme court of appeals, where
full and final decision of the very important
question will be had. Rich. State .Jo"rndL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-15

Among the cadets at large, appointed to the
Annapolis Naval Academy by the President, is
Frank G. Morris of Virginia.