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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, February 24-It is stated that tho
Earl of Derby has accepted from Cuba $500
for each white and 5000 for each black man
murdered in the Yrgnius sffair.
Gladstone has published q pamphlet entt-
tied "Vaticanism in reply to DR.. Newman
and Archbishop Manning. He maintains
his original assertions eulogzes Ne" "mau,
whose secession Is the greatest loss since that
of Wesley acknowledges that the loyalty
of the mass of the Catholics is unchanged !;
refutes Archbishop Manning's assertion that
the claims of the Roman Church are not
changed by Vatican DEGREES, and points to
the declaration repudiating the doctrines OF
the Pap1l infaliLilty and temporal power
by which the Euglish and Irish Catholics OBJ
tanned full civil liberty.
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treated with contempt the desires of the citi.
zens signed to thstpetition, at the same time

seems to have remained. That committee has
| treated with contempt the desires Of the citl-
| zens signed to that petition, at the same time
| are refusing to have an improvement made
that would be of such essential convenience
to the public at large. We ought now to
have Ninth and Tenth and those streets run.
ming parallel with them extended to the very
outside limits Of the city. With these i'm.
proyements, the useless expenditure of time
and trouble in travelling would at once be
vastly decreased, and the value of contigu-
Gus property would, Of course, be greatly
enhanced. That these streets will have to be
extended ia time is certain, but it is great
misfortune to extend that time, and so pro
tract the period Of our deliverance from the
annoyanees at present so intolera6le. The
streets between Fourth and Tenth streets
are divided by ravine that could be
bridged or filled up at trfllng expense, and
why the proper city authorities cannot or
will not see the necessity Of doing this is
something that surprises me. Time TO be
econOmized by such an improvement is as
valuable to us.as to the inhabitants Of other
cities, where they have made similar inn
proTements at enormous cost.
1t will not do to sit down idly and dream
of the grand future in store for Richmond
we must prepare for it. Such future may
be invited, facilitated, and rapidly accom-
pllshed. It may on the other hand, be re-
tarded or Indefinitely postponed. We have
it in our power either TO hasten or impede
it, and the choice is open Whether, we Will
take an enterprising or indolent course. BY
all means let US take the enterprising one,
and commence by removing ali distractions
that prevent free travel TO all parts of the
city from without, and having places within
made as. easy of access to each other as posi-
BILE. Then, with the completion Of the
James River snd Kanawha canal and the
building of those contemplated lines Of rail-
road and the. reforms and improvements
which swelling population forced into an
exceptional situation demands, Richmond
would indeed be the Queen city of the
South. She would not be only great mart
Of trade, but model of taste and con-
venience. The misfortune is that this grand
realization is unlikely to be as near as it
should be to our own immediate time.
D. 0. L.
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INMAlLABLR LETTERS REMAINING N THE
hcnMOSD pUsT-OfFICE FEBKu ARR "a, lS15.-
I2lj Broad street, city; Mrs. Ann Griffin,
100 Preston street, between Third and
Fourth streets, city: nr. 0. D. Minor,
A!irtl>, King William county, Va. Mr. NJ.
l.. hurks, Richmond, Va; Miss Emma Law
rear" lOl Marshall street, city; MIR. Joseph
Buckley; Mr.. Alsop, 10 Twenty-tourth
slrcr,: Mr.. Charles McCue, 9lS Main street !;
Mf>. Katy Jackson, POPS FaTmoure avenue !;
Miss HaiIic T.. Temple. care OF Henry Cox,
city; bliss Willie Anu Tucker, Yorktown,
Va; al,> Cassie d. Tucker, Cary street be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, City.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures W.
Brook, charged with taking and carrying
away and OBTAINING one key and wearing
apparel OF John Z. Brook, was discharged.
Sawney A. Wimbish, charged with obtain.
ing and concealing and converting to his own
use one diamond ring, valued at $50, the
property of Mildred Randolph; also charged
with obtaining S2i 10 United States curren-
cy by false representation from Mildred Ran
doIpb. The testimony of Mildred Randolph
was partly heard, and the case was continued
until this morning. Mildred Randolph
claims that she found the diamond on the
farm of DR.. Terrell, in Hanover county, du'
ring the war.
William II. Bales was fined 81 for drunk
enness.
Cornelius Thomas and William johnson,
guilty of stealing one lot of pork from
Abram Cook, were sent TO Jail for ten days.
Richard Walker, gully of stealing two
sticks OF wood from Gibson q Brock, was
sent to Jail for five days.
Rebecca Smith and Mary Hughes were
fined 81 each for asssulting and abusing
Elizabeth Bailey.
MIR. Oscar Newman, charged with defraud-
ing George Wallsce out Of 81 in United
States currency, The property Of 6. l..
Hughes, was tried, found guilty, aud SEM
lenced to fifteen days in Jail. An appeal was
taken to the Hustiugs Court.
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TERMS or ADvERTIsMo.

| compelled c 90 to do In the Wheeler propo,l-
tions, and now declare that had any suefs
opinion been expressed in their hearing or
within their knowledge they should not
| have hesitated 10 promptly deny and cor
rect the same as unfounded in truth.
Ntw ORLEANs, February a. Governor
McEDery protests against the compromise OF
The 1872 election.
Governor Kellogg and the Conservative
| caucus have dispatches that Messrs. Burke
and Leonard, now at Washington In the Con.
servative interests, have accepted Wheeler's
proposition.
Washington Items
WASHINGTON, February PA. s. Gray
was to-day confirmed as United States mar
shal for the western district Of Virginia
The Treasury will tomorrow commence
the paym Of the ten.forties without re-
bate.
The President has nominated Harvey
Jewell, a brother OF the Postmaster.G G General.
to be judge of the Court Of Alabama Claims.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 2A-During Thurs
day: 'E:i a..t r
In the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer, soutbwesterly winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and possibly
local rains. - &. 4 st-
For the Gulf States, falling followed by
rising barometer, cooler north aud west
winds, partly cloudy and clearing weather.
For Tennessee, the Ohio valley, and the
Lower Lake region, rising barometer, west
erly winds, cooler and partly cloudy wea.
ther. @
For the lower Missouri, the Mississippi
valleys, aud the Northwest, rising barometer,
nertherly winds, followed by falling barom-
eter and southerIy winds, warmer cloudy
weather.
For the Upper L Ike region, stationary or
falling barometer, diminishing southerly
winds possibly backing to southwest, partly
cloudy and warmer weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
followed By rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, colder, partly cloudy and
clear weather.
The Tennessee, Cumberland, and Oaio
rivers, and portions Of the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri will rise. T
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HEAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFORNERS.
Welcome Fountain, No.G, Grand United Or.
der Of True lteformerS, has been duly iDsli-
tut,d by the State Deputy Grand Master, w.
ii. l.. Combs, aud The following officers in.
stalled for six mOnths: W. II. l.. Combs, w.
NJ. Augustus g. Banning, w. V. NJ; Rob
crt j. Harris, W. s.. William Ii. Brown, w.
+. =; Robert II. Holmes. w. A. S. Robert
II. Combs, W. T.; Rev. j. Ii. Bradstaw,W
c.; r. n. Brown, W. g.; Charles L. Har-
lis, ". a. e.; John Moody, w. S.; Benja-
In IN Dickerson, W. =. g.; Robert Ii. Gaines,
". X. Ii. s.; William II. Armistead, w. L.
II. -; SIMON X. Travis, w. I. NJ; George
". e iown, Z. q. NJ. Robert II. Braxton,
W. c. NJ; Daniel II. Meade, w. A. NJ.
Four new Fountains will be instituted In
This city - few days, and the Order, it is
said, is mak. ing rapid progress.
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4 J.ArY's NALUABLES BORROWED FOR A
CoLoNLp EALL.--On the night OF the 22d OF
February Il Young lady Of this city, upon
examining her wardrobe, was aStOnishcd and
gricYcd TO discover that Il white silk dress
aud diamond ornaments Of the value Of 5000
belonging; 10 her were missing. She 1T once
Informed her brothcr.in-law of the loss, and
was eager 10 tlkC steps looking 10 the arrest
OF a suspected party. She was. however, adj
yi-cd 10 keep quiet short time, Is the valu
able, might be returned. This advice was
followed. and with good result. The next
morning. upon returning 20 her room from
The hrrakias'-taUie, sure enough there they
were in their Usual places. 1t was asc"r
tanned that coored female servant la,
:" horrowcd' them 10 wear 10 :. colorcd mill
tarv tall which took lltce on the night o
the 22d. She was, OF course, dismissed from
her place,
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FoUHn GUILTY or INVOLUNTARY HoMICIpE.
Lun>lord Brown (cooleG), indicted Tor The
murder Of Tiinan Lee (lso colored), was
uut upon trial in the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico on Tuesday. and the verdict Of the jury
was rendered Yesterday. The death of Lee
resulted from kick in the stomach given by
Brown while the parties were engaged in Il
tight on the night Of October oath, 1874,
aud the death Of Lee occurred in Ilcnrico
county TWO days afterwards. The jury found
the accused guilty OF involuntary homicide.
and liked his tine at $40. Judge Wexford
added twelve months ia Jail.
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PERsoSAL.-The District Grange has
unanimously recommended Colonel Frank
G. Ruftin to the Chief of Bureau for ap.
pontment 20 the Office of purchasing and
selling agent for Richmond city.
A telegram received in this city yesterday
from Chambersburg, Pa, announced that
Rev. John G. McCabe, D. D., now resi-
dent Of that place, was i'll and not expected
TO live
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ARRESTS YESTERDAY. Bernard Briel
was arrested yesterday by Captain Tyler
upon complaint of w. II. Briggs d Co.,
charged with intent to detraud said firm out
of one calf of the value of Sl2.
Jack Trent was arrested by Policeman
Shields, charged With stealing one lot OF
syrup of the value of twenty cents, the pro-
perty of 2. II. Mayo & Brother.
Henry Scott (colored) was arrested yester'
day, charged with stealing wood from Glib
son & Brock.
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The DENIER PASToMlME TRouPE.-Toney
Denier and his troupe Of comic artists VIII
give three entertainments in this city, com
mencng on Friday night, at Assembly Hall.
The amusing pantomime of Humpty-Dump
ty Abroad will be produced Friday night,
and on Saturday evening Jack and the
Beanstalk. The entire strength OF the COM
pany will be introduced in both pieces.
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PHILHARMONIC CoNCERT.-If the weather
is good the philharmonic concert at Assem-
bly, Hall tonight will no doubt be a grand
success. Nearly every seat in the house has
been sold, and the audience will probably be
one of the finest and most brilliant ever as
sembIed in that place Of amusement.
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GFor the Dispatch.
THE Necessity OF Extending the Streets
Leading out Of Richmond On tss

The last severe weather has putin very
striking light the disabilities under when
this city so painfully labors in respect to It's
deficiencies for direct communication from
point to point within IFS own limits as well
as to the country. A person coming from
the country cannot approach to the centre
of the city on its northern side on any, street
between Second and Seventeenth. a petit.
ton, signed by number of taxpayers, was
hrought before the Council about two
months ago, praying that even thorough;
fare suitable for pedestrians be constructed
from Ninth street to the northern part OF
Seventeenth street, and by that BODY re.
ferred to its Committee on Streets, where Is
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Protest from Alabama Legislators.

MONTGOMERY, February 24.-Tbe Demo.
cratic senators and representatives OF the
Alabama Legislature to-day, without excep-
ton. signed an emphatic protest against Tue
memorial presented in the United States Srn-
ate yesterday by Mr. Spencer. They declare
the charges in the memorial to be false and
unfounded, and appeal to the legislation of
the General Assembly Of Alabama as conclu.
sive proof of the falSity Of the charges re-
ported to have been made by the Republican
members thereof. M "t
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY Some
Of TIE bcndh0ldcrs OF the Fredericksburg,
Orange and Charlottesville Railroad Compa-
ny have instituted suit in the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond for tue purpose Of
furcclo>ing the mortgage executed by said
company on said road.
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.AEE NorICE-The UNDERSIGNED, rep.

TAKE NoTICE.-The undersigned, rep
honsa In therIty OF Richmond, intends. uoon the
ed day or asrei, s7o, 10 close said warehouse as as
pIace established by law for the Inspector, ano
storage of uuninnufactu ed crop-tobacco. Thls no.
t,ce l. given ip accordance with the second section
of an of the General Assembly passed Aprii
20, 1867. AZ. .,lm maS RarSs,r.
RICHMOND, February l,1S75. 10 z-la
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The Case OF sharkey, the Murderer.

New YORK, February 24.-District.Attor-
ney Phelps says the State Department has
derlined to demand the surrender OF the es.
caped murderer Shlrkey, now in Havana, as
no eXtradition treaty exists with Spaiu. He
advised Captain Curtis, Of the steamer Cres-
cent City, whose life was threatened by
Sharkey, to make complaint to the Havana
authorities, and the arrest of the ruffian. "a
was announced by an Associated Press teie-
gram this morning, shows that the captain
acted on this advice
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The Brooklyn ScanGaI-BGecher's De.
fence Bcgun-Gene:ai Tracy's Opcn-

1DS Specch.
New YORK, February 24.-The Brooklyn
City Courtroom vas crowded this morning
when General Tracy opened In Beecber's
defence. All the parties to the suit were
early in their places.
General Tracy devoted much eloquence on
behalf of Beecber, who, he said, took bis
stand alone, but supported by God and the
Justice OF his character. He alluded to bis
prominence as u supporter Of the Union at
the commencement of the late war, which
be said won the admiration of the whole
world.
One of the most striking characteristics OF
the man was profound and earnest interest
in young men. This prosecution was the
reward he received for the love and deYo.
ton be had laVished upon young man.
General Tracy then related the history OF
TiIton, and dwelt upon his being Delst
ard denouncng the marriage relation as =
fraud and Us ninderng the advancement OF
the world.
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SrooK SALE.-Mr. P. j. Wright sold at suc.
tion yesterday $4,000 irst-mortgage bends OF
the Roanoke Valley Railroad Company
guaranteed by the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company-one.hAIf at $4,000, and
the balance at $46.
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REARRESTED AND RkTURNFD TO TIE PENI-
TENTlAKy.- packinghJm Weekly, charged
with burglary, who escaped from tue jail OF
Rockingham county, and for whom Gov.
cInUr kcmpcr offered reward, has been re-
captured uud returned TO his old quarters.
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ROBBERY IN THE CoUNTY.-Mr. +. A.
Smith, who lives about thrce-quartcrs Of q
mile beyond Mechanic>yille, was robbed, a
lcw nights ago, of six or eight pairs OF win.
Now->hurtcrS and lot Of sash-ul taken
from III unoccupied house.
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The GOSPEL TABLEAUx.-The exhibition
of the GOSPEL tableaux at the Pine-Street
Baptist church tonight will be with new
and elegant arrangement of colored lights.
The entertainment will no doubt be highly
enioyable
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ywrArnss YESTERDAY was very MIRO,
,.;nr md disagrrc.bLc during the day ;
,srtiv cloudy in thc afternoon, win heaSy
Ia,,, and fog at night. The street lamps were
,,,,t Nh, as .lsnai accordirg to "schedule d"
a5Ennt II O'Clock. and the walking was con-
.,nrrn,lv dangerous and uncomlor'aoie.
Ea,,q, qf Thrrmonrts7 at tie nisp"tc" "'ace
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Tus WEATHER To-DAr.--Ffom car '''-
,.--,,s THIS morn,ng hc 1~odod'f'hcS are ""'
e., ,,cofbcr t0.dGg 'r'N be colder, poTtS
.-n..i,, rnH ClCEr.
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TIE PRISONERS CONFESSION.

After the court bad adjourned 4 number
Of persons gathered around the condemned
boy-some to converse with him, while
others did so merely from curiosity. He did
not seem to be the least disturbed although
some of his friends appeared to be greatly
affected. He again confessed to have burned
Mr.. Rufin's barn in July last and his stable
in January last, and indeed admitted that be
was the author Of all the fires at that place
except the burning Of Mr.. Frank Ruflin,
IRIS. dWelling.louSe.
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Uy XLNUT FURNITURE.-Wec call "a
w aitention to our fine stock OF WALNUT Eaau
DRsssINC-CAsE SUITS; BEBsTEADS, Bu- JET
RRAUs, WAsHsTANDs; large slock OF WAmp-
netJee 10 sell from ten 10 fifteen per cent. less than
Inferior styles cell ut aucton-sales All other goods
proportionaiely cheap. Call and test the aooye.
fe q 9m L, ,GATHR1G aT, Ii Governor street.
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NoTICE.-By en- agreement made De-,
IN tween ISAACs. TAYLoR WiiLiA0s WIZ .ss anu anu
armed by the District Court Of the pnttea Stxtes
on the sd OF Eenrsary. 1873, they bsgaa .mer-
selves 10 pay or in full all heas upop thea wv
nsr cent. of the priacipsl OF their soslal ndess1s
essoueIourh essh and sns eannss sisaos, inerss
Th,s IA IA notify ALI parties inteFested tpAi tns
arm have complied With tha Y @ Ia
am prepared y ss,is sT ,ssnsssrTed 70
s ,Ss," s, n ,ssir socisf ana irdlst1al
Parties acipg as sssssSs q ,os srs sfssassr SRa r:us
"fee Eisventh aud Main streets cyss
Bank OF yisgtnis. u 80
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Buy what you want; look well before you buy
take your time, and purchase your dry goods a
LEVY BROTHERS. and save money by So doing.
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AFTER THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT PIZZtNI
will be open to supply all with his delicious creams
water-iccs, cakes, &c.
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LEVY BROTHERS have dol m ore TO bring down
ard keep down the prices Of dry goods than any
other house that sells goods in this city.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at NO. 6lO
north Sixth street household furniture, &c.
r. G. MORRISS, 10 A. NJ, furniture, stoves, mar
ket-wagon, &c.
COOK &LAUGHrOS, 10. 2, and r. NJ. foreign
and domestic dry goods, &c.. at No. 1908 Main
street.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, brick dwelling No.
4O5 College street. near the Medical College.
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BLACK ALPACAS THAT ARE CIIEAP.-Another
lot Just received ut LEVY BRoTHERs', and VIII be
sold at low prices.
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Another lot of those superior Black Silks just re-
ceivcd at LEVY BROTHERS, and will be sold 1T
lower prices than the last lot.
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RAILROAD CONDUCTORS should wear Elmwood
collars as dirt will not stick TO Them.
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PEMPRoKE WHITE DREss.SHlRTs mide to or.
der, nd q perfecedt guaranteed or no sale, by E
B. SPENCE & son, merchant tailors, 1900 Maiu
street, Try GRAY's MOULDED COLLARS.
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CALIFoRNIA PEARS Go 10 PIzziSl'S and get
some Of this luscious fruit
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AFTER you hear the PHlLHARMoNICs sing to
night, you should go to PIzZINTS and get some Ice
cream and other good things.
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TURNlTURE.

rURNITURETo SUITTHE TlMEs.n
Il j. GATEWOOD, No. 81 9 east Broad u.
street. Walnut, stained, and painted Cottage ~
Chamber suits and Paror and ninlng-koom.f
Furniture of latest styles. Goods purchased pIinc-
fhis side of New York. Feather BEDS. Pillows, Bot
sters, and Mattresses. Goods packed for shipment.
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Linen Goods, Sheetings, Snirtings, Cloths, ana
Cassimeres at bottom prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
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SALES OF TOBACCO 'STAAPs.--The sales OF
revenue stamps by the collector yesterday
amounted 10 G8,325.O5.
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-r,,1-psnAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1870.

rux CIRCULATION OF THE DE-
r,rcu Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
,,,c1n.ATIoS OF ALI. THE OTHER DAlLS
>vwsvAryXS OF THE CITY.
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MALAGA GRArEs.-Green, aud in punches, at
PIZZISI'S
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES ut PIzZlNI's-

GO TO PIzzINIs thls evening after the concer
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PROFESSiONAL CARDS.

TAMES 3. GILMER,
u formerly OF Charlottesville. Fa.,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Special attention paid 10 LAND CLAIMS ana
TITLES In all parts of the Stale. Reference char
intts.viIe R,r tie 4-rod6t%
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The Senate to-day passed the bills for the
admission of Colorado and New Mexico, and
then took up Mr.. MoRToN's bill to provide
and regulate the counting OF votes for Presi-
dent and Vice-Presdent, but adjourned
without action.
- The Colorado and New Mexico bills were
amended in several particulars, so that they
will have to g. back to the House for con-
currence.
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After thorough argument by Captain Wise
and Mr.. Page the case was given to the Po'
lice Justice. Decision Was reserved unit
this morning. Bail was allowed, and giver
by accused,
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Iu addition 10 the positions held by Colo
mel Wynne as above mentioned, be bad been
president Of the Westham Iron-Works, su-
perintendent of the southern division Of the
Pullman Palace.Car Company, director OF
the old Mechanics Union, president OF the
Trades Union, and at the time of bis death
secretary of the Virginia Historical Society,
and its most active member. lie was also. q
corresponding member Of severa! historical,
literary. and numsmaticai societies of this
country and Europe.
lie published for private circulation seve-
raj volumes of Virginia historical memoran'
da, such as the Bland Papers, WestoVer
MSS, Colonial Records, History OF the bol'
ling Family, Williamsburg Orderly BOOK.
st. Johns Church Registry, &c.
he was a member Of Richmond Com.
mandery Knights Tempiar, No. 2, Koysl
Arch Chapter, No. 8, and Richmond Ran-