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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

NOVEL QUEsr1oN.-Iu the I. S. Circuit
Court, to-day, novel question was raised 10
the trial of bankruptcy case Involving the
right Of waving the Homestead. 1t appears
that the baukrupts 10 two bankruptcy cases
were PARTNERS 10 trade some years ago, aud that
one of the partners 10 purchase Of goods for
the firm in Baltimore gave the note OF the
6ru, which contained a waiver of the Home
stead in the usual tcruS There are % socla!
assets out of watch the note can be paid, and
the question is, whether the waiver was good
against the Individual estate of each partner,
especially of the partoer who did not sign the
firm note. Judge Hughes decided that the
waiver could only bind the social assets, 1t 1t
had any effect at all, and that 1t did not affect
the individual estate Of the partner who dad
not execute the frm's note.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

In his annual message to the Massachusetts
Legislature Governor CASTOR strongly pro
nouuces against the eucroachmeuts OF the
Federal power 90 the rights of the States, aud
condemns currency liable to iuhaIlon. he
urges return TO amicable relations as the only
guarantee for the peace aud prosperity of the
nation. He believes that public sentiment de-
mauds the repeat Of the prohibtory liquor law,
because i, is thought that it has been signal
failure. A law should be passed, he thinks,
that will place the sale of liquors 10 proper
bands aud shall surround the sale with the
strongest possible limitations aud safeguards.
The fuuded Debt Of the State is S29, 4G5 2O4
The siukiug fund amounts to nearly Sll OOO,-
900, making the net debt less than Sl9,OOO,-
Il0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

Four buudred soldiers arrived at Havana
yesterday from Spain. The Colonial Minister
at Madrid 10 teleprAphic dispatch to Captain
General Concha, says he hop:s to be eoabled
TO dispatch relDiorcemeuts III numbers Sut1n-
Gent to crush all hopes of the insurgents. a
letter dated Havana, January %, ys:-"The
proclamation of Afoozo as kiog Of Spaio was
not received here with any extraordinary de-
moustra,ou of enthusiasm. A majority OF
Spanisrds are pleased with the change, army
officers especially, with few exceptions. The
Cariists are not pleased, but prefer the pew
state of affairs to republican rue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

The Court of Appeals of Virginia yesterday
rendered decision in the case of tie Com-
monweath VS.. Moore & Goodsou, involving
the coustituliouality of the merchants license
tax law. The case came up on an appeal from
the judgment of Judge Guigon, of the Hust-
logs Court, of Richmond, who had decided the
law unconstitutional The Court in its decl
sion reverses the Judgment Of the Court below
and pronouuces tho law constitutional, and sets
forth that however unjust aud oppressive the
law may be, the remedy is DOT with it but with
the LEGISLATURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

A disastrous FIRE occurred il Baltimore, last
night, consuming one Of the large tobacco
warehouses at the foot of Frederick street, aud
partially destroying another. There were 3,6OU
hogsheads of tobacco in the bulldogs, all Of
which were consumed with the exception OF
some fifty. The loss on the tobacco is $3.50
900, which is very oearly covered BY insurance
The warehouses we're estimated to be worth
another hundred thousand, and the State has
some insurance upon them, but not up to their
full value The origio of the cobf .gration is a
mystery, but there is strong suspicion that 1t
was the work Of 40 incendlary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

The correspondence Of the Governor OF
Virginia with the Governor of Maryland and
the authorities Of Accomac county, also the
opinion of the Attorney General Of Virginia, 10
relation to recent difficulties in the waters OF
the Pocomoke," have been printed. The Gov
eruor and Attorney General hold that, under
the act of Assembly approved April Is. 1874,
1.-THE privilege of taking oysters aud other shell
fish is accorded to cit z4ns Of Maryland, equal
Iy with citizsns of Virginia, 10 the waters ct
the Potomac as we'll as the Pocomoke, aud the
privilege is not limited by the terms OF he sta
tute to the pendency of the arbitratiuu' OF the
boundary line question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

Mr. Penn, of Patrick, has introduced 10 the
Senate bill which is said TO have the appro-
val of a number of influential mem bers of the
General Assembly, proposing to ask of the
United States Government loan Of SIS 0OO,-
900 with which 10 retire the public debt OF
Virginia by purchasing the outstanding bonds
at their market value as of January l, 1874
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

A dispatch from New Orleans last night
represents ali quiet there. Both Houses OF
the Kellogg Legislature are in session aud PRO-
ceedDg With business The Conservatives re
main together 10 caucus. Nothing new is re-
ported 10 military circles Kellogg, in au H.
terview yesterday, said he was willing 10 abide
by the decision of the Congressional Comult-
tee if they artitrate the election case.
The idea Of ordering new election 10 Lou
isiana is mooted at Washington tut there is a
question as to the legal power OF Congress 70
do such thing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

A caucus of the Conservative members OF
the General Assembly will be held to nght to
give expression regarding Louisiana affairs.
The Sepators caucu,ed last Dight 90 the same
subject. but decided to postpone action until
the general caucus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

In the House of Delegates, on "Wednesday.
resolution was introduced as to the expedl-
ency of amending the homestead law SO as to
protect more full The rights of the children of
the debtor; and bill directing the commission
ers of the Sinking Fluid to sell the States n-
terest in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08
A ncetioe Of foreign residents of New Or

A ncetog VI 1nrelgu RESIDENTS Oh AVE" w
leaus, held yesterday, adopted the following :
Pesolred, That our position as forel gnerS, re-
siding aad carrying ou business 10 Louisiana
AID srtject to its laws, does uo' perult US as a
body 10 express any opinion upon The political
questions now unfortunately disturbing this
Guy, or 10 take any part therein; but that hav-
iog read telegram sent 10y Geo. Sheridan 10
the Secretary Of War at Washington. stigma
tizlug the community Of which W. form part
as de lyiug all lawful authority by eudiug itself
to murder ADD 10 other crimes, We hereby de-
clare the character thus given 10 ourselves aud
to the honorable aud law abiding meu and clt-
z.ns with whom We are brought toto dally con.
tact, is DOT consistent with truth, and Is calcu
lated to ijure and degrade US IN the eyes OF
the business community at large, as Well as our
couutrymsu at home and society in general.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

Last Thursday uight about % o clock the house
of F.auky Ellis, colored. 10 Surry county, Va,
wa, burued to the ground and all the inmates,
FIVE 10 plumber, an old mau, young woman
and three children, were burned to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

The jury in the Tltol-Beecher suit was com-
pleted yesterday. Two of the jurors already
sworn 10 were rejected on account OF having
expressed opinions on he matter, but the ne
cessary six were quickly obtained. To-day the
trial will commence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

The Washingtoc Republican auhoritatively
announces that "at this particular ju0cture the
Government has too high an appreciation OF
the critical situation of its Spanish relations to
permit any more naval vessels leaving Amerl-
can waters. The strength of the navy Is con
cen,rated 10 the West Indies aud in home potts
adjacent thereto, with the exception of few
vessels undergoing repair aud the new vessels
under construction. v ork 90 these is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible. While
the Government has no positive evidence that
the differences with Spain may lead to war with
that power it is believed that the situation OF
affairs warrants thorough preparation for any
euergency"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

Frederick William, the ex EI)ctor of Hnsse,
Cassel, died yesterday. La 1866 he took the
side of Austria 10 the war with Prussia, which
lost him his crown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

lis said that Mr.. Chandler is sure of another
term 10 the United S. tcs Senate. having re.
ceived the unanimous nomination of the Re-
publican caucus Of the Michigan Legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

CASTELAR,, it is stated, will leave Spain before
the arrival of the new King AlfoDzo's sister,
the Countess of Glgeuti, goes with him to
Sn.io
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

A report comes from Louuou that MIR. Dis
raei, who is within twelve months OF his seV-
en.ie,h birthday, is to be married again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

MURDEROUs ASSAULT "A private letter re-
celved 10 this city from LGWl>burg says -
Our lille town has been very much excited
FIR TWO days back hy difficulty between NT
Dot>nn and negro from the White Sulphur
Springs. Mr.. Dotson is cierkug at llr.
BrighI's dry goods store at the river, and on
Wednesday night, about 10 o clock, the ucgro
weot into The store and called ior som" goods.
Mr. Dotson waited Oh him, and when be rolled
up the goods the negro took them and started
off. Mr.. D called him back and told him he
uuSt pay for them. The negro t"ld him he
would not do it, and be would take the goods
with him. Mr. Dotson then ordered him 10
cit down on stool, and picked up a gun Sit
ring By him and told him he would SIT aod
watch him until daylight So be watched him
untiI 0 clock 10 the morning, whsn, getting
sleepy, he GOT up to walk b., hind the counter.
when the neAro Sprang up a"d knnckcd HIM
down aud beat him with pound Weight until
he thought he was dead, aud then Lett aud
went to the White Sulphur, where be was
caught yesterday and pu, in j Ill there. Mr..
Dotson is not expected to recnver He came
to his right mind yesterday long enough to
give au accouot OF the assault and to ldr nifty
the negro The doctor has taken out seven
pieces of skull bone and his bralu is all ex-
posed, aud one ear is cut entirely 10 two, aud
Que eye is nearly out. Mrs. j. says DO one
would know him. He is alive down at the
rver-cau't be movcd-aDd do not suppose
he will he before he dies. The negro is uamei
Fred Reeves. He came from Charlottesville.
LlTTELL's LIVING AGE.-Tbe second week
" uuuber Of the new volume OF The Living
Age, bearing date Jany 9;h, contains an arrl-
Gle by Prot. L. H. Huxley. on the Hyporhesis
that Animals are Automata, and its History,
from the Fortnightly Review. The same mum.
Der also has part ii of Saxon Studies, by
Julian Hawthorne Alice Lorraine" BY +.
G Backu author IF that remarkable story
THE Maid ofSker;' the conclusion OF Thomas
Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd, ani
Their instructive and entertaining reading. 1t
j. valuable plumber, aud the present is
g ,od time to subscribe, beginning With the new
year With fity-two numbers, Of sxty-four
large pages each, (aegregatiug over 5000 pages
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better, for $40 80 any one of the American 81
mouthIies or wecklies is sept with The Living
Age for year, both post paid. LltteI l.
Gay, Boston Publishers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

A. Culpeper C. H Va, Saturday, Deem % ,.
18th, le74 Mrs. MAMIE w, wiIe o. ~ n. :,
VIM. d. Mer welher, and daus inter- o. 0l
John E. Page, Of Clarke county IN Tue
year Of her sge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

The Senate in4naoce bill yesterday passed
the House of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08
MARRIED..

At The residence of the brides sister =: :,
Hughesvi.le. ON Tuesday, january .. by 70 r.
istrs. Sir. J ALPItUS TAV En- y hp
MIS-. EMMA CALLMA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

REUNION OF MosBY's MES.-The members
of the late Forty third battalion, Virginia cav
airy, (Mosby's men, residing 10 Baltimore,
met last night at No. IS Saratoga street, Cupt.
w. +. Franklaud, president 10 the chair;
John Gray secretary. at mee!lug held
some months since permanent reorganization
for social purposes was eft .cted, aud the meet
ing last night was to arrange for grand rrun
ion of the entire command. There are forty
two members Of the command DOW living in
Baltimore, engaged lu various mercantile and
professional pursuits, and certainly II the Bal
timore members are to be taxed as sample OF
Mosby's warriors, they we're not very savage
10 looks or manner. In point of good looks,
refinement and Intelligence they wud com
pare favorably with any similar asscmblage.
The meeting was Informal, and the stories
of hair breadth escapes, jolly times and thrill
ug encounters went the rounds OF the party.
A committee was appointed to ascertain the
names Of surviving members OF the battalion
and take steps to arrange general orrap!za-
ton, each member to pay 81 lnltIa'lno fee. y
moioo of j. H. Foster, II was resolved that
when the meeting adjourn 1t be 10 meet again
90 the anniversary OF the fight at Berryvie.
which will be 10 next August. A committee
of three was also appointed TO make prepare
tons for the reunion and banquet and .1'end
Invitations to all the former members and Of
6cers of the command. Baltimore Sun.
DEATH OF JOHN L. SEAwELL We have
beard with heartfelt grief, ofthe death OF John
T. SeaWe, esq, Of Gloucester. Ii was not
altogel her unex pected, Tor be had been Ill for
mouths, out 1t Is sad news TO Us and his hosts
of warm friends throughout rilewater and 10
other sections Of he State, will share our scr
row. Mr.. Seawell was nephew OF tx Presl
dent Tyler, and be resembed him 10 features,
in the generous peuialty OF his nature and IL
his order OF Intellectual endowment. He has
been for many years oDe Of The most prominent
aud successful lawyers in Eas,ern Virginia. He
was best esteemed by those who knew him best.
Honorable, warm hearted, otfatc. aod social,
he was admired As citZ:u, aud loved as q
friend. -Riehmond Hhiy.
A PROPER RULE.-rhe Arxandris Gazeite
has adopted rule that al "putfs, personal
cards and articles of private character will
only be Inserted when paid for This Is a very
proper rule, and should be enforced by the
newspaper press generally. The rich oews-
papers of the country all ee; pay for pusica
tons of this character, whlla the poor oues are
expected to do such work Tor nothing .-Lynch-
burg Republican,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

LYNCHBURG MARKET, Jan. THE MAJ
j. quiet. Wh,.st in i'm ted demand ~ :i','
for red and white. Corn in good demahd =
ass Oats moderated, active u, 6Uito.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE MAEKE'
The supply o: Horses and Mules con;Ihu'.
excess Of the demand, and tho msrkc. lie V
quiet. In quotations there is no change TO IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

RICHMOND MARKET. Jan. THE trans.
tio!s in Wheat are light, and the sales NJ.
were on private terms. Sales Of Corn II. H"''
Oats IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Jan :
The market was tolrrabIy BRISK, with Offer
OF nearly AGO -ecf Caltie, most Of which ~? ~;
prices rsngrng from A Il per 10 gross. .A1
sold st 5!a7c per ID. with offerings OF -
about ~ Cow. and Calves brought 23s>51 rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, January :. j
C,ttle firm; demand fair prices II: cbahs
receipts 200 st.csers Us SO 60; commot
choice shlppi 6 j0,Si. Hogs opened hrm
closed dull receipt, 3 00N; sales TO pac < :!
7aS7 30; Yorkers i 75uS6 90; shipments D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. Jan s.
The arrivals o, Castle tbs week have been con.
~ ra.ively light. while there has been goo:
dema:d We quote Be + Cattle at 43a7c per L
gross. and Caves at safe per d. sheep sold 8,
6.74 per ID. Hogs 9aa0: for dress d. and 2,a:,
for i've a few Cows and Calves b:ough. ~
$50 piece
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. January -
msrk,t Is uu,l, AID oif:rinss hight. hes. ;
al33 for good 10 choice. Corn bsa12. oH.s .
s., and Rye 75soO
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Amnsements.

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II COURSE
THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE METROPOLIS
MrDwNrRR rRorrrHa THE REIGsEe SENSATION
THIS SaE14 p}n SfHTa n sgGGEs H.
GRAND THREE HoT s1sE RSd RAcas OF TRoF'S' AND
FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH TO-
GREAT PROGRAMME.
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AT TIE HIPPoDRoMg, SATURDAY NIGHT. MARCH 70:
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GROVE HOUSE, ia, 176, and 178 Blcecker,
near Bosdwav Pine ROOMS, with excellent BOARD 20 10
go. I'll % to az per DAY.
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
and Tyehst blocks from Uron squre Rooms ~ per day
- anu GEO. 7. HARLOW, Proprietor.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
WI ave- OIuras Amencan PLAN three hre suits vacant one
br four v1udows bedrooms connect
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YOIJNG MAN, aged 81 years, having ex-
ne,pce In general business wishes situation OFFICE
or understands bo0keepngi salary moderate
Address r. ", Boz 100 Tribune Once