The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27
local MATTERS.
Sau.toi Notes.

~, - ,.,- , lt.l- stir 10 the Senate vcs'eF-
,rr ,.,a bin - allow the counties :"
.,,, 4pi Nelson 20 PRINT IN one oi ilS
..-, ,rnrr> in that locality Sueh ioCh
.g. Board of Supervisors may see u
49,. ..,u,rofihcc county. Mr.. Band, VINO
.l,r.. hg. al'ndcd to the power OF The
......,..." l!a VS. corrected. and then
,. p..,. .hr third estate The
,.a,.,,J - rucrosS the bill, and then
..-.i, ~. yo't. ard tabled II.
i.'l ..rronriariu. 5000 10 put head
e. me graves ot Generals 4. i. Hl'I
.lr r. STUART, in Hollywood Cemetery,
w., ,>>"o. ,.,,o.,or-
v. Hinton. of Petersburg, introduced
,......,.a requesting tie House ol pe,e-
..... &. r..uru - the senate thc TWO oiis
-,,.r.r., 'hr charter OF the Montpelier + t.
,..ru uwn4uc Association. Mt. hinton
n.r.,J li.. isl', bncs in the Senate because
M. ...t.ng-,lt the repeal OF the chaFtcr m'.h'
;,,.r..r. =, n -. c4>c in The criminal courts.
Vr ,rn>Ity con'euded that ii would not
,...rt tit matter ~ aII.
u~ Hinton ,ard be thought that line OF
or,.,nsn. would hr pursued.
" smith said hy wanted the bills TO stay
,ri,r,,..ry wee. H. county judge (Ste-
v,r. had written, ,ayiDg that he would stand
m .ay.,'j-atiOn.
V~ Au4r. on behalf Of himself and other
,..,rr,. nf the MONTPELIER ASSOCIATION, " said
~ aa,ui The wounds and licorations which
t.a D. IN o,c4-iQncd by the loss Of their
,ncr.v yau1i not be again openeG." 1ne
resolution was adopted.
Tb, UgU,c Committee for Courts OF JUS
,;rr disagree to Tho >"Datc'S recommendation
.a.,Irr, the Ilou j. +. Beck, OF kentucky,
gr,t.,.,tyr on the Maryland and Virginia
Hrr This viii ncce>sitatc d joint conference
r,.l. committee Of >rHa'e and House. The
nr.,,r,rt i favorable Tor Mr.. Johnson, OF
k,ainrky SAID 10 bc prominent aWyerand
u.4a ol Al-A ability.
Tbrtumuittcr for Courts of Justice Of the
IIog.. ,yilI on Friday the 2Sth instant, take
uu,tn urop0>itlon about sending conVicls
b,.sro t,o place from which they were SEN
fenced. Judge Guigon and others Will ap-
,..lr before the committee 10 express their
y.4w, ru ,ha subject.
rr,,.Iu jack lludgiu, Of Caroline, was
yc,:yr,!sy un,paled and a new election or
ucrrl.
In oarlieuee 10 a resolution offered by
< Governor smith and adopted by the
Hul>r, pr. Ruti1cr, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Iu,uu,ii@u, yesterday sent to the House
2 a>.a,,luru. showing the amount OF tax paid
e.. ..Aoot purposes by each county and city,
au,uu a ,tHool funds received from the
S,,'r, and >cDo,l population Of the same
Many couut,> pay twice MS much as they
receive Others receive twice as much as
thy lly. !, is said that under the ConSti-
tu'3ou there Is 10 way 10 avoid the difficulty.
Nli3r Daniel will present The majority and
NJ Eaud the minority report in the Knight
J0hu>ou c4.c. Mr.. ClaughtOa, who, it is
said, ,glcr> with the m,jority in recommend
ius that General Johnson be confirmed in
Ai> sat, wiA pr, eat paper setting forth
his views ~ 10 the lllEgiIity Of allowing
Witnesses TO testify hOH they voted.
The House Committee on Propositions
aud Grievances have resolved TO report
JUDGE rrnmp> brll Tor the establishment oil
Il Beard OF Medical Examiners.
The Immigration Committees will to-day
~ on An excursion 10 Washington, The!
WI i1y their own expenses-thst is, they
VIII draw ;hcir pay While they arc gone anC
vii. travel free.