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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-23
NOttoway County.

Especial to the State Journal
= BURKEvILLE, May 23.--In this town
ship Haytokah) the whole Republican
ticket was elected with but very little if
any opposition.
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N LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ES-
TATE AND OTHER COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
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psS~ HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
SOLD, LEASED OR RENTED.

bonds, STOCKS AND MORTGAGES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMITS
SION.
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ARKANSAS.

The Southern Presbyterian General
Assembly.
LITTLE Rock, May 23.-The report of
the committee upon the union with the
Cumberland Presbyterians was read, dis
cussed and recommitted.
The seminaries are reported in flourish
ing condition.
More Political Trouble.
ST.. LOUIS, May ga special dispatch
to The Times says that political troubles
have broke out again in Mississippi county,
Ark. John Dover seized the sheriff's
office and forced out B. I. Best, who was
declared elected last fall. Both parties
have sent kilograms to Governor Baxter.
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General JEFF G. Davis.
WASHINGTON, May 23.--General jeff.
o. Davis ranks as a major-general while
commanding against the Modocs. g..
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NORFOLK. May 23.-The election yes
terday passed off very quietly. The Con-
servatives carried every ward but one,
which went Republican and electing their
city treasurer, who had no opposition.
Lynchburg.
LYNcHBURG, May 23.-Ihe Conserva-
tives elected city treasurer, majority Of
the council and eight out of the twelve
aldermen.
Portsmouth. T"
PORTSMOUTH, May 23.-The Republic
cans carried the city, electing the city
treasurer and fourteen out of fifteen coun-
cilmen, which was great victory.
Petersburg -
PETERSBURG, May 23.-The Republic
cans elect their entire city ticket, and carry
all the wards for councilmen and justices
of the peace.
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THE INDIANS.

A Crisis Reached-Am Outbreak being
PIanned-The Indians Ia Strong
Ferce, Etc.
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Auction sales of real estate a specially. Real
estate purchased and sold on commission. Par
ticular attention to renting property. Loans
negotiated on real estate and other securities.
my l5-1m
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ALEXANDRIA, May 23.-Burkley, Re-
publican, is elected mayor by 212 majority
over Latham, Conservative. Corse, Con.
sentative, for treasurer, has 80 majority
over Ball. A majority Of Conservatives
are elected to the council. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

CANADA Is moving for a prohibItory
liquor law. A committee Of Parliament
has recently Investigated the subject and
reports that the liquor traffic "ls a wide
spread and increasing evil, reaching all
classes, producing the most untoward re.
suits; that the people are impressed with
Its enormIty; that from official informS.
ton, 1t Ia believed that four. fiIlhs oil the
crime throughout the country IS due to
it." The opponents Of prohibltary law
urge that the State cannot afford 10 dis.
pense with the revenues from the liquor
trade which in 1872 were $50S4.64S So.
The friends Of the measure meet this with
the assertion that II such q law were en-.
forced the decreased expense Of maintain.
ing asylums, penItentIaries, etc., would
more than make up for the loss Of reve.
nu0 from the liquor traffic.
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REV ORLEANS.
Arrest OF q Newspaper AttRche fol
shooting az KellogE.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2O-MelVln N.
Cohen, an attRche Of the Redyune was
arrested to-day charged with shooting at
VIM. Pitt Kellogg on May 9Th, with the
intention Of killing him. He gave bail
IN 5000. It is well known that Cohen
was on Camp street when the shot was
fred on Magazine street. -, e
Senator Carpenter, In response TO q re-
quest OF many citizens. Is delivering an
address at Exposition Hall on the politi-
cal situation. Notwithstanding q heavy
rain prevails there is a large audience
present. ...r..
Despite the terrible weather which has
completely flooded the streets, about
1000 people Of all shades and politics as
sembled In Exposition Hall 10 hear the
address Of Hon. Matt Carpenter, who
being introduced by Judge Howe, spoke
as follows:
"Within the last week have breathed
the fragrant gales Of tho South,
and have, for the first time, seen
this beautiful teeming soil. am
proud to do So, and greet you as fellow
citizens. am proud and happy Of this
your soil, climate, and facilities. I boast
Of It too as mine. l SYmpathize with
your sorroWS, Cheers and l desire to say
that ! know you believe in q mutual ln
terchange Of sentiment between the two
sections will much cOnduce 10 tho har.
mOny OF both. Therefore | will speak
my mind on the subject. l trust that
the gentleman and you all think
moro Of men than TO suppose
I would do otherwise. You entertSin1
Southern sentiments while l entertain
sentiments that may be different, and that
any real difference may arise we must
have fair interchange between the two
sections. Send your southern speakers
north; gentlemen, and they will be heard
In respect and silence; therefore, even II
l speak In opposition to you, / ask your
silence. The Mississippi river is the
great road OF the future. There are eleven
States looking to 1t for communication to
the sea. The Western States who have not
this, are endeavoriDg 10 obtain artificial
water communication, but our great ar
tery here will do away with them ALL
And we OF the West believe the acquisI.
ton of Louisiana TO this Union was a
great thing, not only for yourselves but
lor ourselves. And, gentlemen, when the
great war came, the West was moved
sgainst their considerations to keep this,
and they were willing to ride in blood
before this Mississippi Valley should be-
come foreign soil. What does the North.
ern visitor sect A teeming soil, even In
your swamps.
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GrnGttelLi4Gtcer.

An ALBI.-Duriug the early part Of
yesterday it was supposed some diScoVe-
r, had been made in the neighborhood
,l the Steenrod House, east Of the city,
lla, would throw light on the murder Of
RAYMOND, whose body was discovered
a,atIng In the River Saturday morning.
lonol Of blood was found at the end Of
,.e bridge over the creek at that point,
sirh evidence tnAt y body had been
tagged to the middle OI the bridge and
Arown into the creek. These diScoVe.
,e, were made Saturday morning. Con.
lec.Ing them with the fact that the creek
Els In pretty good stage, that the body
Dl RAYMOND was found in the river be-
ow the mouth Of the creek, and that
rom the way It bled when taken out Of
,as water 1t had not been In the water
very long, 1t was surmiSed that the muir
lrrers, alter throwing the body in the
crrrk Friday night, had become alarmed
les, !! be discovered and conveyed TO
the river This story Ol the bloody
bridge being whispered about yesterday,
,omr members Of the police force repaired
u the supposed scene Of murder. An
exhaustive cross examination oI an intel
igent Dutchmau disclosed the fact that
,hc conjectures wero in part too true. A
bloody murder had indeed been com.
mIlted. A poor old blind dog had been
shot al an early hour Saturday morning
sud thrown from the bridge By brace Of
:Uel boys, who not knowing a man had
yrru killed, had no expectation that The
oIoOd they had shed would be connected
Elh his death.
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sOhio Constitutional Convention.

COLUMBUS, O., May 2O.-The Con-
stitutional Convention reRSSembled this
afternoon. The President appointed the
standing committees. Among the most
important are the following:
On Corporations Other than Auntoipdl-
Griswold, Of Cuyahoga, Cunningham, Of
Allen, Tuttle, Of Trumbull, Ewing OF
Fairfield, Heron, Of Hamilton, Voris, Of
Summit, Pond, OF Morgan, and Clay, Of
Montgomery.
on Elective Ffanchise-SampIe, Of
Coshocton, BosWoIth, Of Lake, scoaeld,
of Marion, McCarmie, Of Gallla, Fieburg,
of Hamilton, Won Vorhes, Of Muskingum,
Caldwell Phillls, Of Madison, and Miller,
of Dark.
FqGis DIT and Public R0rk-Clark, of
Ross; Ewing, Of Fairfield; Keck, Of Ham.
ilton; Cunningham, Of Allenj Bosyarth,
OF Lake; Kramer, Of Ottawa; Schultz, OF
Montgomery; 0key, of Monroe, and
Yoor6ies, Of Holmes.
Traffic in Intoxicating LquOrJ-Scrib.
uer, Of LucSs; Tuttle, Of Trumbull; muel.
Ter, N Cuyahogs; AdAir, Of Carroll; Fie.
burg, Of Hamilton; C0Ais, Of Union;
Smith, Of Shelby Hickey, Of Franklin
and Clark, Of Jefferson.
The Chairmen oi the other Committees
are AS follows.
Rducdtion-S. Cook, Of Wood.
Rreoutlre Dept.-Neal, Of Lawrence.
judicial Dept-Andrews, Of CuyAhogs.
On Ech6dvLe-POnd, of Morgan.
Municipal CorFOrdtiORI--HeSdley, OF
Hamilton. .... -.-...
ReeNue and 7hutWn smith, Of High.
land. ....
APpOtiOnmlemt and Approximations
Dorsey, Of Miami.
Public LnaitutiORS-CampbeIl, Of But
Ter.
.HiLtid-Burns. OF Richland.
amendments Young, Of Champaign.
.MIcelIdneOtS-Root, OF Erie.
Predm6leS and BIZ Of Rights-Watson,
Of Huron.
Legislature Departa,ent- HumphreyVllle,
Of Medina. p-r.s ~-a-..
ErpeRditHrt-Hill,o OF Ashland,
Oointy and To'OHahip 0'gaRications-
White, Of. Brown.
A proposition was presented as sub
stitute for article 4 Of the Constitution,
recognising the judicial system Of the
State. Among the other things, abolish.
ing Probate Courts, and vesting the juris.
diction In Common Pleas Courts II the
General Assembly shall 50 determine.
Laid On the table.
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WASHINGTON.
The Proposed Decoration OF COnfed.
crate Graves at Arlington.

craze Graves AZ AHIlnBtOns
WARRINGTON, May 20.-The Grand
Army Of the Republic resolved last eve
nlng that the proposed streWing Of flow.
ers on the Confederate graves at AFling.
ton would probably cause disorder and
occasion . breach Of the peace, and that
national cemeteries were on Decoration
Day only open by order Of the Quarter.
master General for the purpose Of deco
rating the graves Of Union soldiers.
The President to.day appointed W. R.
Sapp Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the 18th District Of Ohio. .a..,...
General Sherman expects 70 leave this
evening or Tomorrow for indianapolis, TO
attend the funeral oi General Candy,
whose remains will arrive there to-mor-
row or next day. '' :, :
Tho Secretary Of the Navy has decided
TO have the sloopS Of war authorized by
act Of Congress built Is folIowS: one each
OF the Norfolk, Kittery and Charleston
Navy Yards. At the last named the ves-
sci Is 10 be Of iron, the others Of wood
Another iS to be built at the Kittery Yard
Of material furnished by the Navy. De.
partment, the contract To be given to the
lowest responsible bidder. The sixth,
seventh and eighth are to be built at pri.
vAte yards, also by contract to the lowest
responsible bidder, two Uf them Of iron
and one ol wood, all to be screw propel'
lerB.
The purpose OF the Powder River ex.
pedition as spoken of In Major Forsythe's
dispatch 10 Gen. Sheridan Is TO ascertain
what are the best points for the location
OF the new military post andto supply
the depots In the Indian country near The
line Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad.
The President TO. day appointed Samuel
A. Snyder, post master at Fremont. o.,
Cioe Henry Lesher, commission expired.
Joseph Babelter, post master at ulm,
Minnesota, Vios Frederick Foster. Ed.
mund Palmer, Indian Agent at the Grand
River agency ct Dakota. ]. W. Wham
formerly Indian Agent at the Red Cloud
agency and elsewhere, has declined the
appointment as one OF the five Indian In.
spectors provided Tor by a recent act Of
Congress. These appointments wlu no!
be formally made until the expiration oi
the present fiscal year. r-
The balance in the Treasury, to-day, In
currency, Is $4,7SO, ,005. Special deposit
Of legal tenders for the redemption ot
certificates Of deposit $2s, ,055, 900. Coin
S74 $685. ,904, including coin certificates
$28.s7S, 400. Outstanding legal tenders
1856. An, ,O58, ....a
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NEW YORK CITY.
ARREST Of A SUPPOSED MURDERER.


NEW YoRK, May 20.-JsmeS jackson,
the supposed murderer Of Mary Jane Sui
livan, at 57f Thompson street, on last
Saturday, was arrested today In q low
house, 70 South 9th Avenue. There Is q
cut In his throat of about six inches, but
the docton say that he will recover. He
denies killing her, and says that she fell
down the stairs. @ 2Evra-
A meeting. Of Pe1oleum dealers was
held this afternoon at which the follow
ing rules were adopted: Crude Petroleum,
unless otherwise stated, shall be under
stood TO be pure natural oil neither
steamed nor heated and free from water,
sediment or adulteration, Of the gravity
Of 40 TO Al beaum; an allowance will be
made to the buyer OF OF per cent for
every / degree above AZ. Refined Petro.
leum must he standard white or better
with fire iest of ITO Farhenheikand up.
ward. Naptha must be prime white and
sweet, gravity GS TO 72 beaum. There
was debate about the definition Of resi-
dnum, some wanting gravity fixed Tor It.
The matter was held over TO the meeting
ln-ulUIIOHs
The Mutual Bank, organized four yearS
ago, Is winding up, the officers being Of
opinion that the present unremuneratiVe
character Of mercantile pursuits does not
warrant . continuation Of the business.
All debts and depositors' are being paid
in full.
The assignee OF the Central Bank,
Brooklyn, has declared a dividend TO the
depositors ol 25 per cent, and gave prom.
ise OF ilrther dividend. 1.F'I,. :.
All the Police Commissioners Domlna-
ted by Mayor Havemeyer yesterday were
confirmed by the Board Of Aldermen To.
day. Geo. W. Lane was unanimously
confirmed City Chamberlain.
The consideration OF the nominees for
Park Commissioners, Philip Besslnger,
David B. Williamson, Salem II. Wales
and Frederick E Church, was laid over
for a week.
The body OF Patrick Kelly, collector
for ArnOlu, Constable IL Co., missing since
March 81 last, has been found 10 East
River. lis watch and some jewelry are
but there are no marks Of vio-
lence. s...... 81
Three laborers were probably fatally
injured to day by bank oil eGr.h at 74!h
street and Fourth svenue, falling upon
them
Work has been resumed on the new
Cathedral, Filth avenue.
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ohio RepublIcan Convention.

COLUMBUS, Nay 2O.-There Is q large
representation hero from all parts Of the
State, 10 attend the Republican State
Convention tomorrow. Noyes will be
renomlnated for Governor by acclama-
ton. The indications are that the bal.
ance Of the ticket will be made up as FOL.
ioWS: For Lieutenant Governor, n. Il.
Van Voorhies, of Athens; for Attorney
General, John Settle, Of Greene; for State
Treasurer, Isaac Welch, Of Belmout for
Comptroller, W. T. Wilson, Of Portage;
for Member Of Board Of Public Works,
Phillip HerSig, Of AnglAiz; for Supreme
Judge, William White, Of Clark, and
Walter Stone, oiErie. James Monroe, Of
Oberllp, will probably be made perma-
nent Chairman Of the Convention. The
SALARY Grab" win be vigorously de-
nounced.
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TRAIN DECLARED INSANE

And Ordered to boz Sent to the
state AsyIums.ATbItTaTy Action Of
Judge Davis.
NEW YoRK, May 9O.-In the Train
case this morning, tho court directed the
Jury to give verdict Of not guilty, on
the ground Of insanity. Mr.. Bell said
that two Of the jurors informed him that
that was not their verdict. The Court
replied that the verdict was entered and
that part Of the case disposed Of. Doctor
OrosS testified that this insanity continues
and therefore TrAinmuBt be sent to the
State LunAtic Asylum. Train eXcitedly
said: N protest against the procoedingN;
here, I have been fVe monthSin jail with
out beng granted . .triAl," and then Rd-
dressing Judge Davis, he said !: Before l
leave here, I move yourimpeachment in
the name Of the people" Judge Davis
ordered him to sIt down, and an order
was made out to send Train TO the State
Lunatic Asylum.
Judge Paucher has granted writ Of
h1bedI corpus returnAble Thursday next,
10 show cause why train should not be re-
leased, .t. ..
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THE PRRIL OF CHAMPAGNE.-A well.
IHOwn member Of a fashionable club, who
has been married only two or three years
sW often been urged by his wife not 10
nSlt the club, on account Of his unfortu.'
aGle tendency TO drink too much wine.
As be was himself aware Of his weakness,
md as he was unwilling to give his fair
'onSOrt pain, he complied with her
Elshes, On recent occasion, however,
'dlnRer was to be given TO q particular
''iend Of his; and so he went, with posi-.
lire promise that be would be careful In
;eGIFd to the champagne. Once at the
.Ino, he forgot his promise, and Staid
lONI y o'clock 10 the morning, Going
Sone, aud letting himself In with night:
icy, be reached bis hed.chamber TO hnd
ais wife apparently fast asleep. He arous.
~ HRill, and set about diSroblDg as
Saeuy and prudentlY as he could. He
$50 cORplOted tho task, and was Just ou
we eve OF turning down the gas, when Q
.Teet voice was heard RON the pillow ;
Don't Jon think, Charles, my dear, you
aAd better take Of your hat before COM
nS 10 bed" Charles iS now OF the
"plnlon, when a man takes too much
.a1mpagne, that he might Ss we'll 40
$40 Eledge Il and thereby save himself the
sSotlilcaIion Of futile and ludicroua a.
NupI 81 concealment-Nft York Led
4" % Ne ChteogO Tribune,
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Spice.

Spices
The Boston Commercial Bulletin is re-
,ponsible for the following:
Spring isadvancIng. Grasses especial
y are deW.ing well. 4.....n
Keep your room fresh. 4 salt rheum
IS not healthy.
A restaurant keeper al the North End
Announces "0ysters In every stile." dc
IS evidently ION the fence" s.fa
Men who 60 down to the seIzs in shipl
The hsrbor police. rt-
A highly trained nine Of Western
bsse ball club are labelled Poison" they
are such strict nine. s-'
Is the donkey at the Bazaar an AsSy-
isn or Syrian ass!
In the chain Of animal life we observe
Tue Importance OF the lynx.
The Legislature are determined that
The prosperity oil Boston shall depend up.
IN The tunnel, so they have prohibited
dealing by the glass.
CoOper's great Strike-The last Of the
hnhlCAns., "-r.
Cuspidors are modern invention that
10 well.regulated family should be with
out; the Ihree.Story kind, with Man.
,rd EOofand projecting ewes, are the best.
HASSOcks were formerly comidered Q
aBtrate article 10 try mans temper
when be fell over them In coming into his
library or parlor at night to light the gas;
lle lecuspidor will draw out the cussednesS
stronger, and Is more expensive. When
yOukiCk over one ofthese Chinese pagodAs
bali lull Of water and cigar stumpS on the
new parlor carpet, 1t keeps you from find
ing Iault with your wife for week and q
lighted match tossed into one that has
been used as q waste paper basket Is an
lngenious way of testing the presence Oi
mind Of the household In case Of fire. A
eW little incidents ol this kind will make
You more charitable towards the Irish
'4ay iOr whom your wife works when the
sual catastrophe Is announced that she
sw "bruk wan Av thin crooks In the
p4flet. ...# .|.|.. R...f..' ....IF.. a.
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,,raslhopIpeF Plorue d TeIas.

ST. Louis, Nay a0.-A special dispatch
10 the Republican,, fpm western Texas
SAYS that the graS8hoppeEB IN innumeraole
numbers have made their appearance IN
that State, and ere laying waste All
vegetation, In Oom0 localities they have
enIirely destroyed the corn, ealing II
down 10 level with the ground. They
seem 10 be going northWard, and It V
feared that Missouri, nllnotS, Kansas and
Nebraska will be visited By them. ,5
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The Atlanta G GOvernor., cOnventLOI


ATLANTA, GA, May 9O.-The Gov
ernorS Convention met to-day. An ad.
dress was delivered by Governor Smith,
and Mr.. Thomas, Of Iowa, was chosen
temporary chairman. The attendance Is
ATLANTA, May 20-Thc Convention
was permanently organized by the cleo
tion Of Gov. Brown, Of Tenn, President;
z. T. Richards, Of Ala, E. A. James, OF
Tenn, q. W. Walker, Of Miss, Josiah
Quincy, Of Mass, Thomas Taylor, Of 8.
O., John Martin, Of Ky, ". Carpenter,
OF Iowa, ]. L. Morehead, Of N. G., G.
Harrington, of Va, and L. Villipique, Of
Florida, Vice Presidents. Over 800
delegates were present, representing
thirteen StateA.
The Convention adopted q resolution
that cheap transportation was the only
subject for discussion.
A committee TO prepare business was
appointed, of which Gov. Smith, Of
GeorSia, was chairman. 4 number OF
resolution were referred TO that commit
tee. -s.
: Adjourned Till morning.
Gov. Hendricks, Of Indiana, will ar
rive tonight. -
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MEMPHIg.
Confederate Decoration DaYs.Cot-
ton Prospects.

Confederate Decoration DaY..COt-
ton Prospects.
MKNPHTS, Nay 20.-The graves Of the
Confederate dead, at ElmWood Cemetery,
we're decorated today. There RO9 no
formal proceedings, but the friends visit
Cd tho graves and deposited their flowers
and immortelle8. liz. ..... ..
The cotton crop throughout this sec-
ton d very dlDcouragiDg owing 10 the
backward spring and cool rains, and
tho hard beating rains during the past
week here; have beaten down the plants;
added to Whi:h csterplllArs have made
their appearance In Immense numbers,
and are destroying both cotton and corn,
causing great dependency among the
planters.
Quinn, who was shot Thursday night,
d sim In q critical condition, though ali
the parties arrested Tor the shooting, or az
accessories, have bean discharged.
~ The Annual Picnic Of the TYpographl.
cal Union came Of at james Park Today
and was well attended.
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Odd FelIOWBhip ID Indiana.

IEDIANAPoLIB, May 20.-The Seml.an-
nual communication Of the Grand Eu.
campment Of the L o. o. r. convened
In this city to-day. The reports Of the
grand ofieers show their branch Of the
order 10 be In . healthy and prosperous
condition. The Grand Lodge will meet
tomorrow. The Grand Sire and 6hef
dislinguIshed members ol ths order ne
expected 70 be present
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New YORK, May 9O.-ArFived-The
steamers Selesia, from Hamburgh, Vile
DeParls, from BreSt and France, and the
Java, from Liverpool.
LONDON, May 20.-Arrived out-The
steamers IsmiliS, Victoria. Abyslns,
Franklin, Egypt, Rhine, and City OF
Montreal, from New York, and the Prus.
sian, from Quebec. I'. .-
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board or visitors for West Point.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The following
Board Of Visitors to the Military Acad-
emy for 1873 was appointed By Secretary
Relknap: Rev. ]. L, G. McKeoWn. Of
Illinois; Hon. n. Russell Thayer, Of Penn
gylVanLa' Hon. ". 7. EGIlyLot YirglniAi
Hon. Il. W. MCMILLAN, of Maine; Hon.
Henry B. Curtis, ol Ohio; Hon. A. T.
Akerman, Of Georgia; Rev. A. Chapln,
I'd, oil WIsconSin.J On the part OF the
Senate, Hon. John Sherman, Of Ohio;
Hon. J. W. Stevenson, Of Kentucky; and
on the part OF the House OF Representa-
tive, Hon. John CobuFu, OF Indiana; Hon.
L. P. Poland, Of Vermont; and Hon. =. 8.
MRrShOll, Of Illinois.