Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence of the Alsra. Gazette.

'StSo''~' correspondence " Utc AtSGIs GtGSctttI
WASHINGTON. D. G.. March II. 1882.
Ii is reported here from Richmond tc-lsy
tina; the chiaf caIso Ct Ccl. L. r. Wiodsor's
complaint against Gan. NJ .hose is that b, vent
to the Genaral btf.r, tia csu,us and toli him
tia! if his c.udiiscy for the Asxa.di, Judge
ship at sll iaterfsred with his plans, tr if he
wanted that place for soy o.Aer friend be Wind
sor would withdraw q! oace. sud that tho
General SO tlr ftou soaed,ng TO sny suca prot-
csition advised him to allow hia rane TO 90
before the caucus. 1t is also reported that
Col. Windacr when defeated fer the iudgeship
vas rendered tie position of Superintendent. of
tho Public Schools Of the city. but that seeing
bis card denou0ciag the General 10 the papers,
the commission IVES not sent him fer fear be
would send 1t bsos accompanied with urcom-
pimoptsry remarks.
Mr., Beach did not o3acuds his argument in
the Arli0gton case bstore the u. 8. Supreme
Court yesterday. He vii! flush it next week
aud ba followed probably by judge Robertson
on tho ssme side, ard by Sal:cNor General
Phillips for the Government.
The bill introduced 10 ths House by MIR,
Barbour with regard 10 tho customs district of
port there shall receive o salary Ct $500 in a6-
dtion to tho fees of tho otic,.
Shiphcrd has telegr,phed 10 The House Ns.
val Commission thas be oan'e oome on yet, IS
hs hrs nc. arranged his pap,fs. The commit
toe hiss Snmmo1cd him to be here by Wedpes-
dag, and it he ls not hsro thea they will send
the S;rgesDt at Arns after him.
The Dam cratic Cougteasiousl COMMITTEE
W! hneet Monds7 to determined who shall be
it5 chairman. the Esss wants Mr. Flower. tie
Paaih, Siope. Gen, Eoaecncrans. Mr. Bsraum
is on to s9tsia the matter.
Tic Senate Appropriation Committee met
to day TO hear The rrp@rs which Senator
Ooeksiii had dssRn up Of the result Of the re-
cel; animation OF tho cTookedness 10 the COL
tiogopt IuId tt tie Senate. The report,
while it lie, co. eonvie! Mr.. Sherman OF petit
lsrcap9 proves 10 every unbiased mind that ho
wss not the nan 10 have oil the money ID the
U. S. Treasury uBacr his c,ntrol.
Ex-GoFor1ar and present s,eEiber OF the
Hou,e Thos. Young OF Ohio. eice PRESTON: f
the b Baltimore. Ciacionsii end Western Railroad
| Company i, hopeful of The success of that
| Company, il lcs wall posted in its atinira.-
He has ias! returned from New York. Thero
he mas been 70 attend 8 meeting Of its directors,
| and ssys every thing is oil right, and that the
| company will yet buy tho Washington & Ohio
Rsilroed.
Ar. Gar:ison hes presented petition in the
House from citZons Of fredericksburg and
| TappaksEnock ssainst tho proposed removal OF
| the custom tcu;o from Tappshsnnock to Ur-
| bana.
1t is understood ftom parties recently hsre
] from Richmond that the bills for redistricling
the ilticisl circuits and for rssp oof:ioping the
| Congressional representation cf that State ere
| Likely to be PISSED g. tho extra session of the
! Legislstnre.
1t would see7n thst Governor Camsron CT Wiz
| 2nia doesn't bold bis ctti2s in much higher esti.
| ms.on than may other people now do, IS when
he was here last be seemed ashamed of It and
| wss registered q. the metropolitan Hotel ns MIR.
| John Niso's "ftiGac "
Mrs. DR.. Mary Waltsg, dressed as @ man,
! even to the silk he! and cane. still hsurts the
corridors and conm!teo rooms Of tina Capitol.
| Che entered the House District Com t!ee roc m
yesterday snd gsvss blowing up' to several
| of the members VI tho: com nittae for agreeing
| to report adversely upon ono of har bills.
The Po.tctlico department says the eGi;ion of
the poSta! laws end regulations has been e1-
| haustcd and he! applications cor copies CT such
| will hnYs to b. rsluaCi.