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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04
Court Proceedings.

Court convened, Monday, Fcp. @
inst. Hon. ]. Z. Bichcr, Pre,iden'
aud Hiram O'Neil aud Samuel Il
Yoder. associates, present
Tipstayes-John Mohn, l. A Ron
ninger, Benjamin Meyer aud john
Dorm.
In The 0ptlas' Court
J. B. Hall appointed guardian Of
minor children Of Lloyd soucs, decd
DR.. D +. Wagenseuer, guardian OF mi
nor children vi Rcbccca BJuuer, dccl.
Henry Kryl5o for minor children OF
L nos B. Lei'zc!. J. c. GmL.cr. E,q,
appointed Trustee IN the Estate Of y.
I.uac uJtlous,cin, doGj.
Returns ~ Order Of SAFE confirmed
john Ew,g, John De Long, George
Schuee deed.
OrIers Of Sale awardrl-e',olc o,
joel ShaIcr. john Smaller, Peter StU,c.
gle, decd.
T.e following Administrators aud
Executors accounts confirmed.
{. H. Sng,.y decI.ac.olu, .. }. y.
Shelly.
Joseph Mlabcck deed. account o.
! Adam Wagner
/ >. q. k,utz deed accouu. oi jJua.
than Gumm.
G. ii. Huy.sh decd. account Of Ea'
/ Hib.sh ct al.
Henry Hanmcl decd. account o!
1 Ryb1,t llImmcI.
George ". G.ay decd. accoun, OF
J J Meuges.
FiaI. liununel decd. accoun, OF
John Young
Reuben Kramer decd. occoaa. o.
Jonathan Grimm.
Jacob NcgaooI deed account o.
! Dnu,ri Ncgnuod.
Bcoinmin uyusaa,,h deed. account
Ior LYDIA Houswu.,h.
Henry MARTA decd. account ofAd.
an Martin,
Quuicj Sessions.
Renjamin Ssesho,,A, john UDu.
and Alien Wise, discharged under 30
solycp, net.
Tavern Licenses rgau.rl Jacob C
Smith. of M,lltabdgs and y. T. k.
T. strttrr, Fnutiin.
Road view in Perry township con
! Rrmei and roal ordered oe upcue.
Common g,,,s
solomon Uummp, against plN
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sroLrS. On Tuesday uight two bay
horses were stolen from huis Gross OF
Beaver township. lie offers 800 re-
ward FOR the capture ofthc thieves aud
return OF ine horses, or 30 fJr the re-
turn OF the horses
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

G.. FL. Iassinger aud Rand Roth
rock have returned from phl,odelphin
and Bal,impro Nedics C1lles's.
wo presume they intend pursuing
their studies durips tho coming sam
nier and will take another course o..
lectures nex, wiuIey o,iD.e they begin
to peddic pills
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

EXECUTORF NOTiCE.-Lettore
testtmcntarv IN tho estate nf Ifiac Tn.
ang =, dceetsei, llto Z vest Beaver tawnfhip.
NHyior unity, Pa, have been granted ta Ils
unicrs.gnel. AZ persons knowtn- themselves
lndeH' 70 90 rtiI ett itr rte .tql sect 10 .uthe
lnne elit pay mem, VIII those Gtving claims
are request'1 tn rreseuL them duly authea,iyA.
ted tuTsetilemeut
IL. MAEBECR,
Jan. s, 1880. iSetufor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

RonBrRY. -Dl Ipur,ity night last
soma person or pPriDnS er'eret EI'h-
eriae!s hotel, broke open the money
drawer aud stole .32 TOR Uile open the
bar aud stole !ilnors--went into the
cellar and carried away some beef aud
other provisions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

Auclonsar, ,--Goorgo II liackon-
burg, Of Middlecrcck, 7. o.. would an,
nounco To- the people of snyder coon.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
property, at short noliyc and
ON the mnst reasonable terms lIr
guarantees satisfaction. Marl515t.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

What is the uss 10 goiuz to the sea side
for health when "Dr Lindsey.s Blood
Bcaroher" IL what you need2
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

40, wiscly--bs resdy--have on hand
"Dr Sell ers Cough Syrup" and you will
have no,hi ng TO foar-no, even Doctors
Attt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

Tho greatest medicine koown for proioc'
Jog an appetite Is "Dr. Liaiiey's Blood
Scare ber'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04
LIHI INSURANCE AGENTS
WANTED.

4 frs'-oa ass Life Insarnnee Oomnanv IN New
YORK wants ,.tE AL, GfssE.I 40.
SAl' NGGNIs, in uuico1 1ptai territory IN the
State - renusylyHuia. A idre.s MAAAGER
or AoE lEs, Dox IoJ Nov fssk Pos1 O.hss.
Foo. g, W.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

THURSDAY March D. John 8. Reaver
Assignee ofIsilc R,tyor wall sell
% Town l.lts ir rark'in.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

Murray Lip!er sttncI west W Non.
dny afternoon last
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04
SdLE REGISTER,

The following List Of Sales )f Real
and Persona Property are advertised
or Bills printed Il, the oticc Of The
Post"
Tuesday, M,rch Is Y. " Wt1uer,
Executor VI Simon Ktr':icr. decd
Of Monroe twp, w.l, sell Ryhi f..
tate and Personal Property on the
premises,
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c. c. SEEBOLD,
Alialiaburg, Pa.

Doctor Shindel went to Elias Hum-
mel's in franklin township, 10 soa 4
patient. on Saturday afternoon. lie
hitched his horse toi post and went into
the house. Bsl. fpr htls tls hIrs''-
name. slipped of' the bri'le aud came
mp to town ut u rapid rate. Philip
Zonp VAS sill,rg Ia Gi0's Store and
seeing him pass ran ailerand captured
him before he reached the Dug store.
The horse brought the hnck.waPon
home safe, sound and rearfully muddy
Shff Is. went after the Doctor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

What to lut in he Garden, of the
many hundr eds Of sorts of Peas, Beans
Cabbages, Corn, Sweet Corn, Lettuce,
Potatoes, Tomatoes. Beets, Carrots,
Cucumbers. Melons, R.lisheS. rurhipS,
Onions. e,c., etc. (eich variety praised
by its sellerl Is an important question.
A right choice OF kinds will return
many dollars worth more for the same
labor and expense, even in a small car.
den. To help all in deciding. Potter
Henderson, the highest authority in
such matters. has tested, side by side,
over 800 varieties OF the above garden
products. and he gives the results in
the American Asrlotliiris for March
lsi. This number has much other
prsctica,. seasonahlc inf,rmaiion, III
ustra,ed with over 100 sngravings. aud
Il alone wsrth the cast ~ a ahoi.
years subscription. which is only 81.
b., ord copies for So Orange Jndt
Company. New Yarh, are the pcblish
6eo. NJ, Z. s. NJ llt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-04

samuel Bowon Iug rpu, amt r1ll : '
A. j.. ~.Hr.. Cor rcpHriuE UIul %
.tHIr. -utlc 'nr mason tur, 90
n..I. FHglu Ia reptir, tt put glI I
Ig-. 6r3
.J.N. -t..Ial, 70 ~ ulg.lHl1 20
40 s. arhSHGk and JOHN uHlur o.
Mrs Harriet s N Irt. -pN.r I.g
nursing lIls, 1856. 90 .FnuN 55)
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turn OF the horses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

li.hers Of newspapers, in this aud 9th r
cities. "G. p. RowrII.v
"Ner Yori, April 2i, $780,"
Below il little card, the substance OF
which Is that the Committee on Ways and
Means are preventing the people from hav-
ing reading matter cheap by preventing any
reduction in, or any action OF the House on
the subject OF reducing the cost OF print
ing-paper, and which concludes with the
statement that Representative Garfield Is
the powerful champion OF monopolies, and
that with bis opposition Withdrawn the adj
mission OF wood.pulp to the free list would
be accomplished In few days. lam told that
1900 copies OF this slip have been sent to
editors of various newspapers. The firm
that sends ii processes TO know nothing OF
The truth OF what 1t states, nor vouches
Tor the accuracy OF its statement. The firm
sent out TO 5000 newspapers this charge
against the Committee OF Ways and Means,
Joining ii with the charge that hold las it
were) the casting vote 10 the committee, and
that by my single vote prevented action OF
the committee and OF this House. II is not
Tor myself but for the cause OF general
truth ask the attention OF this House to
this method OF manufacturing public
opinion. Every member OF the committee
knows that the statement in that circular is
absolutely false, without one touch OF
foundation, and yet not day passes in
which dozens and hundreds OF additional
newspapers do not repeat the charge, with
all the iteration Of circumstance.
The bill went over without final action.
and at 4:45 =. NJ. the House adjourned.
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has been paid FOR lots, II was because they
were worth Il, or for any other reason than
the hope that they could be put off on some
body else In tine to avoid failure. No.
body Is SO insane rs to believe that there Is
ANYTHING In the future Of the town which
warrants any such values. or rents, or out
ragcously extravagant pretensions as are
paraded before the public.
But the time has passed-if there ever
were such a time--whcn green farln-hsnds
from the agricultural districts, hoodums
from cities, aud discontinued men without
a profession, a trade, or money, can come
here and achieve success. The more such
men come here, the worse it Is for them I;
they can get nothing to do; they expend
their small surplus too often In whiskey.
and then their situation Is worse than that
OF any pauper in existence.
MEN VINO HAVE MONEY,
who are keen businessmen, can come here
and secure fortunes In much shorter time
than they can In the regular channels OF
business in commercial and manufacturing
cities. believe that the mineral wealth OF
this locality can he worked up until II will,
for few years at least, reach from gao, 000,-
600 to $50, goo. eco per annum. But even an
annual product OF these dimensions will
not make metropolis OF this city; IL will
make Of it simply 4 thrifty mining camp
aud nothing more.
Were Leadv:lle desirable town IS a resi-
dence there might be some reason for a
rush, but IT is nothing OF the kind. There
/ is but one iirst-class lle-insurance company
! in the United States that will issue policies
upon man who is going TO reside in this
place. This fact includes volume OF sta
tisilcs upon the healihfulness Of the local
ny. Iusurance-men are governed only by
facts. There is nothing sentimental in their
business, and no amount Of lying can in
duce them to take risks when results warn
them that they cannot do so with profit to
their profession.
In concluding this letter, ] desire TO re-
iterate and assert in the most emphatic and
positive manner that Leadyile now Is in a
most dangerous condition OF imitation. and
that collapse is liable to occur at any mo.
ment; that there are two thirds more
people here than the legitimate develop
meni OF the place demands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
The Death Penalty.
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER INTExAs-wHAT 7
COSTS TO MARRY MANS SWEETHEART.

EXECUTION OF MURDERER INTEXAS-wTAT IT
COSTS TO MARRY MANS SWEETHEART.
New YORK, May IA special from
Gainesville, Texas. gives the particulars Of
the execution OF l.. NJ. Noitinsinger, cOn.
victed Of the wlfuI murder OF Willis Clone,
in Cook county in 1873. Noitinsinger and
his victim were rival suitors for the hand Of
the same young woman, and the success Of
the latter in bearing off the prize so enraged
Noftinsinger that be murdered him in his
bed. About 10000 people witnessed the eX-
ecutioD. When Noftinsinger had mounted
the scatfold and the knot was about to he
adjusted, he said "Fellow- CitiZeus,- If
you think ought TO die. ! am willing. do
not thank Governor Roberts in my case,
though be was honest in his convictions.
Judge Carroll promised to recommend my
Communication. You all know how he used
me. IL Governor Roberts wants me 10 die
am ready. Friends and all, goodbye. |
hope to meet you all in a better world"
/" Rock OF Ages" was then sung, after which
prayer was offered. At 4:30 Noftinsinger
babe the sheriff goodbye and stepped on
the drop, which carried him six feet. In
hall an hour the body was taken down and
given to his father TO be sent home to Vir-
ginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEeRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

CAUCUS OF REPUBLlCAN SENATOR'S QUAD
RENNIAL GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHILL.
NESS OF SENATOR BAYAgDg FATHER
vIRGlNIAN EXECUTED IN TExAs-MAY
sNOw.sTeRMs IN NEW YoRK-Two MEN
KILLED DY NORTHUMBERLAND OF MA
JoR-GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma
TON OF PRESIDENT SCOTT, OF THE PENN.
sYLvANIA RAiLROAD-PRINCE JEROME
NAP0LEoN's WIFE ABOUT TO RETURN TO
FIGHT FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN
FRANCE-CoNFLAG RATIoNs IN RUSSIA,
&C, &C.
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rortv-stxfh Congress--SecOndS Session.
WASHINGTON, May |, 1880.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.

SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill was passed for the relief OF Notre
Dame, College, Indiana.
Mr.. Scales, of North Carolina, chairman
OF the Committee on Indian Affairs, report
ed bill TO accept and ratify the agreement
submitted by the cOnfederated Ute Indians
for the sale OF their reservation In Colo
RADIO. Printed and recommitted.
On motion OF Mr.. Price, OF Iowa, bill
was passed providing that the cath or
affirmation verifying returns made by Ma
tional banks may be taken before notaries
public.
Mr.. Money. OF Mississippi, offered resO-
luton authorizing the Secretary OF War to
send four thousand rations to Macon. Miss,
for the use OF the sufferers made destitute
by the cyclone April 18th. Adopted.
Mr.. Blackburn, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the post-ofIice APP
propriation bill, which was ordered TO be
printed and recommilted. The bill recon-.
mends an appropriation OF s3S,60O,OOO.
Mr. Blackburn gave notice that he would
call the bill up for consideration Tuesday
neXt.
The House. at 1:55 p. NJ, went into Com
mittee Of the Whole (Mr. Thompson, OF
Kentucky, in the cbair) on the bill amend
ing the lnternal-reyenue law.
Mr.. Knott, Of Kentucky, offered an
amendment providing that subsection 2 OF
section 3244 Of the Revised Statutes, winch
requires tax of $50 on each still manuiac-
tured, shall not apply to distillers who man
nfacture wooden stills for their own Use.
| Adopted.
Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, offered an
amendment providing that "notping con-
tanned In this act shall be construed 10 au-
thorize any interference by revenue officers
| with the exercise of the right OF every In
diyjdual 10 manufacture and convert frliits
grown on his own land into such form Tor
family use as he may desire, free from In
ternal-reyenue tax"
| After some discussion the amendment
was rejected-ayes, So; noes, 81.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill and amendments TO the House.
Mr.. Butterworth spoke in favor OF the
bill, and Mr.. Conger opposed 1t. go,
MIR. Carlisle, who had charge OF Inc Dill,
Welded the floor to Mr.. Garfield, who said
he wished to call the attention OF the House
and the country TO matter which re'a'eu
closely 10 the work OF the Committee OIL
WAYS and Means, especially to himself, and
which was a specimen OF the way In when
nublic opinion was manufactured. %
Mold in my hand" he said, ga paper
about forty copies OF which have come !.
me In the last FIVE or six days, ana VIII
read the heading Of it,:
"Io the Editor: We are requested D,
The publishers OF several New York dal'ies
ne ne We'll AZ by manufacturers OF paper. to 10
close YOU the paragraph written below
Your own interests will dictate what FUR
tber use. II any, you will make OF the sug
ses,,ons n contains. We have no particular
interest except to serve our friends, pup
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
CAFETY FROM A PESTlLENIlAL
~ SC0IIRGE.

Protection from the disease. not medicina' aseh.
which merely checks the paroxysms'is the gfano
desicersium wherever the endemic scourge OF ma
iaria prevails Quinine does not afford this proec-
ton. The chief reason why Hosietiers stomach
Buffers has won such immense popularity Is tna' y
prepares the system to resist the masriai rus
IL does by bracing ana toning the physicai organ,
ism, regulating and promoting an equal now ano
distribution OF The animal fluids, ana eslaoasnlnx
digestion on sound basis. Not only Is fever ana
acme rrevented. but the worst types OF the disease
AZ eop0uered by IL. Such Is the only just copci-
sjop 10 te drawn FROM The overwhelming evidence
4, ~ S.vor IL IL equally edcacioas In dyslepsia
consfinsfiop liver complaint and general deoiIitv,
and rheumatic complaint, apd Is reI'sels nuretc
and pexylne. tpSo'ut"iiS
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that foreign Jews are being expelled frcm
Russia. On the contrary, the regulations
against the evidence OF Jews In several
provincial towns have been suspended by
order of the Minister OF the Interior.
Prince Jerome Napoleon md HIS WIFE.
PARIS, May 1.--Tbe MonifeT Is auibori.
ty for the statement that Prince Jerome Ma
poleon has quasiofliciully informed two OF
his most intimate couusellors that the Prin-
cess Cl0thIde, bis wife SISTER OF the King
OF italyl has at length consented TO return
10 him, and will shortly arrive in Paris.
The New French Cable.
LONDON, May 1.-The cable steamer Pou-
ger Quertier started from Falmouth this
afternoon for the purpose Of landing the
new French cable on English soil.
Various Foreign items.
LONDON, May Earl Cowper has been
appointed Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
The Hiceroy OF India teegrapbs authen.
tic accounts which show that the messen-
gers report OF General R1ss's engagement
on Sunday, and of the enemy's loss, which
stated twelve hundred killed, was very much
exaggerated.
A Berlin dispatch says all the Jews OF
foreign birth In st. Petersburg have been
ordered TO quit the city within six hours.
Lord O'Hagan has been appointed Lord
Chancellor OF Ireland. and Dr.. Hugh Low
Acknowledgement for Ireland.
ST. PETERSBURG. May IA Tfis dis
pa ch states that the town q Osuroe,i has
been burned to the ground, and there j.
great distress in consequence.
LONDON. May To-day is holiday at the
Bank OF England ard on the Stock tx
change. the first secular days Of May and
November being days on which the bank
makes up liz balances.
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NEW YORK.

r
NEuc York. MAY Lection steady; sales to-
day, I.4l2 bales; last evening, l,49O paaf; up
Lands. Ike; Orleans, l2c. southern nour un-
changed Inc sdSauce was lost; closed heavy and ga
&c. lower; ungraded red, sl.iS@fl.25: Corn
heavy: ungradtd, 62'3c. oas aDout &c oes-
Hons rull and nominal. Coffee quiet and UNCHANGED.
sugars steady aud quiet; fair 10 good renDlng 7s@
7sc prime, 7.c refined Ia fair demand ana
dun and weak; grocery grades steady demand uod'
crate. Rice unchanged. Rosn dun at si.37ifd
sI424. Iurpenoe weak at s2:c. WOO dn nai an y,
sI0 s0asil. M,ddes dull; choice long Clear, 7c.
long clear, exc; short. nc. long and shosli &c
+ and heavy and lower; moderate lfadc AZ Wow
Wh,skev nominal at clio. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
p.,rtuopE. MAY Flour firm and unchanged
souIhern wheat dun and firm; western opehed hi s
err a. cnned, aud closed weak southern req u zoo
sI27 ambr sl30@ti9E ,n NO. red sno, ana
Nav. 49,; June, sl.23@ 81 49, July, sl.ls
all August, 81 09@sl.o9f. souther corr
no"leeied southern white, 53e.; yellow, Sic oaii
.ie,dy: southern, 42@33c. Provisions steady
Coffee unchanged, surar dall; a soil w
Wb,skey quiet at sl.l0@s1.l0H. FIeights nfmer
CINCINNATI.
c,sctySATI, May l.-FlOur duh and Unclaimed
wheat dan and nominal. Corn dun; No. u 4Oga
AIc oats quiet; No. miatn, Sia3Sc. fork dui
At z5. Lard in isr demand E n meal ,nI
qua nomisai shoulders, s4.76 ribs: 1910; sides
S725, Whlskey Ia fair demand az yl.Vo, s. u1I
ouiet: hards, l0al0kc.: New or,eana, as9 etc
ss,oys nrln; common, e3 Goa ti2o hRh,' 80,
ms4.b5; packing, s4.25@si.6o; butchers, si.t'
@si.65. ,o,usvuIF
louisville. May 1.-Flonr quiet. wheat nrn
ana unchanged at u .05. Corn quiet al ace. ga
inlet AZ see Pork quiet at tll.5O. Lafd s,tai'
ssnd unchauged. Bulk-Diesits Gun. ehouiu'I
Al. l2S; ribs. $3.50; sides, 1910. Bacon n1 ~ AZ
Shoulders, S4.75; ribs so:vo skes' ,,1gti.to y,
Snear-cured mans trm at s9.Zo@slo.oo. "nisAe'
firm at sl.Co. Am lorna
IT. Louis. May l.-Fiour nomihaIiy uheoanse = :,
wheat eued higher. but decl.heu' 20 Is go,
ssiiaaIca uats lower a, 3Osc. Whisk.y s'es.y I'm,
a. az PORK dull at 5000. Lard nominal bu'A
meats and bacon steady and unchanged
CHICAGO.
| CuIcAGo MAY l.-Fiour nomlnAiiy Int nahfeu
u,h.,, AMI ana lover; no. Chicago spi'ns
~ III. No. q Chicago spring, 07xc. Corn tnse. ~
nd g,nerauy lower ut 36es36t tNts ea ~ - q
ooaale Pork In fair demand and weak ~ ss.yc
isr'I dull and weak at % 30. Bch.meas sm orr
and easier; shoulders, $40; short ,ios 49,.
clear, $3.50. wnkkey steady ana ""e'~"s'"
si'o" NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| ypw YORK May l.-Coiton-Net receipts. ~
| ,aI.s. futures el,sed quiet and STEADY S ~
6a. COO bales; May, SLIT; ynar. StiSuS
Sii.es; July, *ll.97; August slSvfeSiiNiSS
sep,em6er, Iii .6s@til So oc'o 90 nsrsmssy
allie: November, si0.ea@sio.Ss' pees"'e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
Ratlrnnd MaifPrS.

RESIGNATION OF GENERAL ALEXANDER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 1.-General f.
Z. Alexander, one OF the most noted south
ern railroad men, has resigned the presi-
dency OF the Georgia road to accept the
second yce-presidency Of the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad Company, with
headquarters at Louisville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The New British Government.

LONDON. May 1.-The report Of the ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Farrer Merscbell rs so
iicitor.General, which was subsequently
contradicted, Is now confirmed. IL Is be-
lieyed that all the ministers appointed under
the new government will be reelected WITH
ont onpositiop. except Sir William Vernon
Uarcourt, Home Secretary. There Is
difficulty about Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh LiDe-
raj returned TO the House,. OF Northampton
taking the oath Of allegiance. lie Is
willing TO make affirmation, but the authori-
ties OF the House have not agreed whether
that will be admissible, and il may be me-
cessary TO appoint q committee 10 consider
the onestion, which is within the exclusive
control OF the House. The writs for the re-
election OF the members oil the new
ministry will be issued on Monday or Tues.
dav next. The House Of Commons VIII
adjourn on Tuesday until Thursday me
90tb instant, which will cover the usual
Whitsuntide recess.
The Defence Of Religious Liberty
LONDON, May IA Paris dispatch SAYS
committee headed by the Due La hoche-
foucald Uegitimist), member OF the Cham-
her Of Deputies, has been formed TO raise
fund for the defence OF religious liberty.
The committee consists OF nineteen mem.
bers. thus keeping Just under the ngure oi
20. treated by law as constituting lllegal
associations. Though most OF them are
Lecitimists, there are three or four hitherto
re9arded as Bonapartists, who must now
he considered as repudiating Prince de-
rome Napoleon, for the object OF Tue con ac
mittee is to resist the DEGREES wh'cn ''"''
Jerome distinctly approved.
r,-os ,u Russta-The Expulsion or
Jews.
Or PETERSBURG, May Newspapers an
,,o,,nca that with the return OF spring th'
usual outbreak Of fires is reported from va q.
r T.a Dsris OF the country. Seventy houses e
have been burned at Radomysl, in the gov gov
eminent Of TaherDegof, and one n ,omasr
and thirty at Nemerofi, in Podolia, re a%rsG
inc homeless upwards OF TWO hundfe'
families. u,,n % the statement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
Personal.
ILLNESS OF EX-SENATOR BAYARD.

ILLNESS OF EX-SENATOR BAYARD.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 1.-EX-Senator
Bayard has been confined 10 his room for
week or two past, but his physicians eX-
press no apprehensions concerning MS re-
coyery. His complaint is pronounced to be
physical weakening; but there has been
Improvement during the past two days.
senator Bayard arrived In town last night,
and is in attendance at his fathers BED"
side