Four midshipmen will be in the in?
augural parade in Washington on the
4th of March and in deference to the
wishes of the President two have been
chosen whose names are very familiar
to old Confederates. These are A. T.
Beauregard and Jubal A Early, the
former beiug a grandson of Generr<
Beauregard and the latter a relative of
General Jubal A. -Early, who served
under General Lee till the close of
hostilities in I860.
James Alston Cabell, a leading
lawyer of Richmond, has announced
his cai didacy for Lieu'eoaut Gov?
ernor subject to tbe Democratic pri
marv. With State Chairman J Tay
lor Ellyson in the field there wiil be
four candidates for tbe position,
these already announced being Chas.
T. Bland, of Portsmouth, and Col.
James R. Caton, of Alexandria.
The Norfolk Dispatch declares that
tbe real wealth of Virginia is far
ahead of its assesed valuation and
calls for the estsbllshment of a State
Board of Fqualiiation.
Governor Mont gue will address
the Confederate Association of New
York January 24th at t e celebra?
tion of General Lee's birthday.
