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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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CoscERr-CIAssIcAL QrsEryrs-H. CooPsE, THr
VIoIIsIsr.-Dr. Gelnette. the admired baritone OF
si> Pyne and Harrison troupe. vii give. next Thurs.
day 'vening. the 9th inst. at Dodworth Rooms.
Bpodwh, aclassca instrumental and vocal concert,
which, ss ests its quartet quality. presents toe mo,
extraordinary aI unprecedented attractions On that
occasion Tor the mn tine in America the chief English
voinst, Henry Coop.i the first violin OF the great
Beethoven QuTtet Club # London will give, in con,
junction with three of Nr E-felds quartet party two
clsFsica quar,ets-one BY Moz.-, aud the other mod
ern-Mr. Cooper taking the krst violin. We mention
this because such complete quartet hs. never been
heard heretofore in this country and TO every lover of
toe really noble and beautiful in music the went here
is rotabe. Other things for the concert are WILL se-
lectej.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

THE CASAL-sTRrlr HoaIcrDE.--Yeseriay NOM
ing Coroner CoDpery continued, at the Tenth Precncs
sison, his investigation into the oircumsssces vhich
led to the death OF james p. Duyckinck. SevecS
Witnesses were examined, but before concluding the
case the inquest was adjourned until to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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: AN ORIGINAL STORY OF surpasrihR h~Icst, ou'
titled. M.Be.~rI hRAyri A 0,svNs CoWssNos vhn :.
ATAs TomoRRow. Price only csnts Sold at ell the hsvs
Dcps and by the Newsboys generally tor cents copy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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If YOU WANT TO 1

If YOU WANT To M DELIGHrED-We say IN
seriousness take advice witness that excellent thst
suns that reaching American drama prepared from on
Ledger stories THE PIosEER PATRIOT perrmed
Tms AFTERNOON aud EVENING at BARsUNs MUSEUM. lis o
thrilling piece and admirably presented At that estsbshment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

WHATS IN rHy WTSp The Hon. Gslushs A.
Grow, or, as he is commonly called. from his popS-
srty in his district, "Gr~st Majority Grow IL so~.
We learn, at the 81. Nicholas IN this city Mr.. Keitt,
u "a reported, has either remained q, Washneton or
eohe North by another route. Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

ArTrnf, To SwiSpLE TWO CunaS Boys.-A fcw
cub lss. 20 N. es.r ssrs.s ~-eiss
asre on Canal kept BY John Miller and d Mur
one thousand cssf fr &9 They paid BY Mller, snA
~r ,'nt ssyns wen who ssocd By :, the tne
cewd smother houssnl and tod them thsy vcsh
biu 'hen the peat ioini he voold psv them The swnG
morning The boys tech tho cigars the psce where the s
In sho. time thereafter e bys disoy-seS that NJ
uony bad but thinking nishe might hsee bess
sd the saloon In and that The tis
cour,t Nocne The saloon seemed To tno~ anything ssse
the thsi he hai M and taken the cissrs With hi
Th hoys then pped 70 the Deputy Superintendent Who
y there coiuyon between the Unknown sn4
Miller dispatched OHicer Patterson Miller Tes sruss4
tsben bfute Justice Nelly n the Jeser.n Msrkes ro
; bu. sid he knew hing about tha matter Ire Jss,scs
thought oherwe ard told Miller that he thought th~re e
uon ht~rn him ard the unknown aud the, h. shouk1
b. Ia him fur rNsninstr Miller seemed be In tnoue@ sn4
sirs IN the Count coneluded 10 ste ths
matter and accordingly oserd the The Inags
ai declined taking hrs the ciss wh@renpon Miller osksA
eo In GOOD money which banded 10 the boys wss
went their wsy rejoicing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, Psugh-
teep.ie EewYo.-objec 10 train In tho practice s we'd -
1rGcn the Law and Extempotaneous speshns
Next Term BE- sins sth MAY. Send for aCstaiogheso
~ j. w FowLgR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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Nrw STYLES TUBULAR, ALBERT and BEAU

NEW INN UT"
D oRr TEs; JoNvILLs scaRss CR.vars; CLOVIS OF HM.
Ci,b SYt 40 SBtsrs order and ressy msde w
pERsnIRrs. DRAwEss. HALy Hoss, sey AT kErA,s =.
ID. c. SnLkek L Co. No lS9 bIosdway, cor. LoeIV W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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AINoxI CrN-NAkER or Moscow, an

NEMONI, VIN-DIfhfN UT EFfV,' 80
T.,., ,uigh together with a Intervening Oio BY the Csrh
Family Mr. j. IL Aleu- q. L. FOX. Mira Nichol' Miss hssAs
v ay &c., appearing In the tntertAnmens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Prof. Gugliemo Gsiani, LID, late Of Rome, will
deliver four lectures on the Vatican, on Tuesday,
Feb. %, Tuesday, March ., Thursday, March 4, and
Tuesday, March Q, at Clinton Hail. at "a O'Clock.
l. The Pagan Vatican; ii. The Ancient Basics Of
the Vatican III. The Papal Palace of the Vatican;
". Saint Peters Church.
These lectures from an Italian savan promise to bes
eminertly fresh and interesting. All the world loves
fact and stories about the mother of arts and to
the manor born is likely 10 recite them nsructivey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

In aae,her part Of our paper publish notice Of
course Of lectures to ladies, by Dr. Emily Blackwell.
Tie object Of the course is to give sketch OF the
ply sca life of woman and the conditions on which its
Development and health depend. The subject is one
of practical interest and we recommend the lectures to
the especial notice Of our lady readers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

THE POoR.--A meeting n cid Of the poor viii b
Supreme Court Room Of the City Hall Monday
.on- thrown Of employment In this ETY. and rs
on.equeny deal Of suffering and immediafs aid re-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Lola Montez lectures at the Atheneum this (Satw'
day evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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USE THE OxYGENATED BIrTERs, and you wid
have no complain Of ssde debility or any o. 49,
DsepAsbs from Spring weather Tn-y sc rrsu
ary p scbed by eminent ply yscAas 10 casss
~ Indi ,ton and General Debility
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
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50 Crxrs only place in the city where DAsvrnsoruss
arr m sde exclusive of any other picture 10 at ,u,.
Assoss No. seq Broadway opposite Metropolitan ho's.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

The proprietors of the Ner- Yorker Denokrd' are
about to publish German translation. in pamphlet
fom of Mr.. Stanten's late speech at the Chinese
Assembly Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Henry Ward Beecher lectures before the Young
Mems Christian Union, at DIR. Chapn's Church, on
Monday evening next. 1t is probably the last lecture
Mr. Beecher will deliver previous to his leaving for
California March 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

CNwHoIrsoNE MEAr.--On Thursday afternooo
Henh Warden wooley e the Tweniieth Ward detected
butcher named John NJ chimney In the act of dressing tho
Of call that he had taken from the COW having t,e
,aueLtsTed short time previous Mr.. Wcolsey rfthvith
ed Mckinney and conveyed him the Station House h
Twenis m Precinct where he iocksd feserfsy
rnoine Ofc.r Bradv conveyed tho accused before Justice
Kev ,h Jefferson Market Police Court and on complain, ~
the Health Warden who alleged that Mckinney dressnG
ssd calf for the purpose of vending and exposing the same ~
sale The prejudice of the public health andn v'e.oce
made and pfovded he
held IN go hail the chass Corne-
us Ryan Of No l West Thirty seventh street beesne snsvS
fnFth he sccused
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

LOTTERY ARREsrs.-Sergeant Berneys squad Ar
lottery policy Yesterday and bed shss.
hail each The II the accused ere Dsnses
Ftr cfEo Avenue A. and John Hnninshurt' rear of Nc
Fourth street, John Dow jacob Ree-e ard james MoS
ou having released BY Recorder aer hahess eefss
ON the ground that they no, committed N d"s
form, were rrauested snd held 10 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

MrrIIsG or TRE BIBLE SOCIETY
DEcIslos. - At a meeting of the American Bible
Society on Friday evening the designations of the ak
members cf the Committee Versions were accepted.
and a committee to nominate their successors was
appointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

THE MaRL TRADE OF MosxosTH CogsI,a;.s.s ~; sos.s.
"a, uo. Herald informed that sos osdee
I'm Mail psssed through Tuckey Ssf2fcsy -
.sps q bushels to the iesdvhols namsss .. ~ s,oc ~
.y,ry.dsy occurrence when the rosls Ge s'"s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

REAL EsTArE.-The following sale of reel estate
wa. made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Bleecker Son & Co.: Three-story brick house
oOx5l and lot No. 2SS West Forty ytourth street, near
Tenth avenue also strip of lard 10 feet wide adoin-
ing subect TO dover, s. 200.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

The PRoPosED WIDEsIsG OF DUANE AND WORTH
SrREETs.-The Committee on'Streets Of the Ro"-a OF
Councimen were to have meeting yesterday tor the
purpose of hearing parties for and against postpoong
the widening of Duane and Worth streets and the ex-
tension Of Chambers street. but after waiting an hour
without the Chairman making his appearance, the
further hearing of persons ute ested III the matter was
adjourned until Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

D,serRors Mrs.. We are informed, says III
Boston Trnu,,y,pt that noted Presbyterian clergy
man IN New.York, in Sunday discourse, warned tn
a Young people Of his acek Of three very dangerou
mon in our times. and named these personages to
the Rev. DIR. Bellows, the Rev. Theodore Parker an
N. Rev. Dr. E. II. Chapip, He warned his foe
asspst hearing thete gentlemen even lecture, and pa
teula,ly urged upon them not to attend The propose
,sc.ure. on q Social Evils by Dr. Bellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

Knapp Leach Letter, Lovejoy, Mex boln' Mar
shall OF Kentucky, Marshall OF illinois, Morgan
Morris of Pennsylvania, Morris OF ILLINOIS,
Morse OF Maine, Morse Of New York, MOL
Murray, Nichols, DIN, Palmer, Parker, Petit,
Pike, Potter, Pottle, Quitman, Ricaud, Ritche'
Robbins. Roberts Royce, Shaw OF Illinois, Sher'
man of Ohio. Sherman OF New York, Smith OF
Illinois, Spinner, Stanton, Stewart OF Pennsylva'
mia, Tappan, Thayer, Tompkins, Underwood
Wade, Walbridge, Waldron, Walton, Washbnrne
of Illinois, Washburn OF Maine, and Wlison-lo3
The following gentlemen were announced
as having paired of: Messrs. Arnold, Dim,
mick, Faulkner, Hill, Horton, kunkel, oil
Pennsylvania, Montgomery, Morrill,, PurVi'
ance, Taylor of New York, Taylor OF Louis
lana, Thompson, Stewart of Maryland, wash
burn of Wisconsin, and Wood.
S, the report OF the committee OF conference
was agreed to.
Mr.. ENGLISH moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, and to lay the motion to reconsld
er on the table.
Mr. WASHBURNE, Of Illinois, called tor the
yeas and u avs on the latter motion.
Mr.. CAMPBELL said the battle was over
and there was no use in calling the yeas and
navs.
The yeas and nays were ordered and resuI
ted, yeas l03 nays 100.
So the motion to reconsider was lald on
the table
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03
TIL, ,,uaoun Agricultural Fair,

We hope our citizens Will rememV'''
designed to be, for this year. The most 'p', a.
did exhibition ever given 10 the County
those who design competing should nav :, -
eve to this fact, and endeavor 10 prepare '",,
stock, manufactures. wares, &c, 10 tue w
possible manner. From the appearance y.
our wheat fields, this is to be pro-tps'...,,
year for Loudoun, and We are sure % = .O".'
can excel her in stock and grams "n'D -
things work together for the full Develop M
of her resources. We should like to see u ~
dGun in her strength, greatness, ana ~ -.
on that occasion, which could be We. y VI
played if her enterprising citizens o. ..
trades ADD occupations would eSsF' ,,I
selves for its plishment We Iacs w..
ing essential TO q great, prosperous; al
wealthy County-5lcssed with m'd
genial climate rich and generous 80 W.,
varied and beautiful scenery--ahd '" ",,;
and enterprising people, we have all We Ia,
save little more enterprise 10 the n ,'s,,.
ture Of machinery, agricultural imPlc,'SS ,,,
TO-, upon larger scale-althousn We r.,
carriages, wheat drills, plows, Wagon n,
of superior quality, manufacture !" ,ts
County. We hope every effort Will DC : w
nv all 20 make the next splendid ekn'O,', 80,
We have as beautiful Fair Grounds o. 81, -,
Society in the State, and will have o. a.,,oa
necessary buildings for the accom- Ar,
Of ali kinds OF machinery, works u a.,
household fabrics, 60. which may % W
bibj,iop. L<esburg Wash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

-
! A writer in the Richmond Enquirer, 10
the resources, improvements, aud commerce
Of Virginia, has furnished a number q
most valuable papers. Coal beirg "in fla
the most useful, powerful and yalust.s
agent we ha.e-realiziDg in effect the llea.
philosophers stone Of time-gpne a!cheml.''
the coal regions OF the State receive adls
regard Of attention from the writer, aud W
have the extent and the quality Of Goals COZ
strasted, as they are found 10 one or the oihe;
quarter of the United States.
Virginia contains nearly, if not fully one
third ofthe great Allegheny, or Appaiacblal
coal field, which extends from the head va
tiers of the Allegheny river IN the South.
western part Of Pennsylvania to the north
ern extremities of Georgia and Alabaml
and underlies an area Of not less than a.,
600 square miles; by which is not meant taa1
every acre or even every mile OF this vast e1
tent is positively supported by coal, bu' tla:
such is the extent or bounds OF this hell'
The greatest length ofthis field, from Norm
to South, is over $50 miles and IT. greatest
breadth about l73, or from point near Cum.
berlsnd, Maryland, 10 the E..t, 10 p.''
near Lancaster, Ohio, 10 the west. Us 's.
rage breadth has been yarlously compu'ei'
bot 100 miles will be as near the truth as We
can now approach.
Of this vast area, Pennsylvania is su,.
posed to contain $1,000 square miles, VIZ
GINA 1000, including detached ba.n' 90
the East of the mountains, Ono, lJ.y"
Kentucky l0.500, and Tennessee 5000, VI.
ryland $50, and Alabama and Georgia 40
square miles. .,
10 referring to the product Of Virginia 40!
the Ksnswha region With more partcu.ar'Y
the writer says that even though we dI.ca'!
10000 square miles out Of the 25,Vv2 Of u
tai coal-bearing measures. and accept l3,".
only as productive, or 10000, 600 Of acres u
available coal lands, that this would yiei
$4,000, 900 Of tons per year tor sou year.
or more than the estimated value OF the cy''
fields of Great Britain.
The area of Great Britain and ireland =
estimated by Taylor at l2O 800 square miles
or &c, 9S5 $50 acres and her total coal ares
only ii $50 square miles, or 1889 iJy acre
with an average thickness of 80 feet, "bIc.
would yield. according to the same ca!slia
ton, 50,0O0,0 900 Of tons for 1900 years
The available coal-producing area Of to'
world has been estimated at 2OOOOJ square
miles, of which the United States contains
two-tbirds, or nearly 10000. Illinois con-
tans $4,000, Virginia 2j,OOJ Penn-y.i''.''.''
Is 600, Ohio 1900 and Kentucky Nv"
square miles.
Thus it will be seen that there - not mucu
probability Of the speedy running ont Or l'' ~
ure of supply of this 'the chief aid OF inah
10 subjecting the provisions of nature U o.
use and pleasure; it warns hlm' u carr carr,
him, and works for hin--a powerful s,sY' y
draw our water and hew our WOOL
propel our steam ships, our rail cars g''
printing presses and. all our lsboT'SaVIos ~'
chimes. -Fredericksburg her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

The British Government had in commission
April lst, 1858, 21S ships mounting 4.79S
guns, with II, S04 men, exclusive Of marines
at home and marines serving on shore 10
China. Ct 900 has been expended on
the purchases and repairs of steam machine.
~ 10 three years 10 North America, April
lst there were stationed % ships, 900 guns,
and 3,2ll men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

Another horrible and mysterious murder
has occurred 10 Philadelphia. The dead body
of an Irish woman has been found in ALI
bones woods, in West Philadelphia. From
the appearance presented by the corpse, there
can be no doubt of foul play. Her arms
were badly bruised, and her neck showed
signs of strangulation. Ooe of her limbs,
above the knee, was much bruised, and one
of her front teeth missing. IL is supposed
that the unfortunate woman has been the
victim of an unnatural accouchment, and
that, under this operation, she died from e1.
haustion. As carriage was seen driving
away from the locality where the body was
discovered late on Wednesday night, and the
tracks Of vehicle were dlscernible close
where the body lay, it is supposed that, to
avoid incul patton, the abortionist caused the
body to be deposited where it was found
1t is little noteworthy that when the corpse
was discovered, the skirts and dress, al! new
were worn wrong side foremost, thus show
ing that they had been put on after DEATH
Near the body was found a rope, with knot
in it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

AS the passenger train of cars from Rich
mond was coming down the Summit, near
Fredericksburg, on Friday morning, they ran
over three head of cattle. The cars did not
leave the track, and were only detained about
ID minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says, that Mr.. Toombs'
Bankrupt law is being actively considered
BY the Judiciary Committee, and will prot
ably be presented to the Senate early this
week. 1t is understood it will be gene
raj bill, including individuals, corporations,
chartered banks and any association of per.
sons authorized to issue notes, bills. &C.
|, will provide for involuntary bankruptcy,
and will be retroactive. The retroactive
feature will be guarded 80 as to exclude
all who, subsequent TO January last, or any
other time, have made assignments IN con-
temptation of the passage Of bankrupt law,
which gave preference to one creditor over
another, aDd the bankrupt in such cases
shall not receive a discharge unless with
the consent of majority Of his creditors
who have not been 80 preferred. The in-
voluntary bankruptcy, applies to cases where
the debts exceed two thousand dollars and
the person declared bankrupt is entitled
to trial By iury-ll transfers Of property Of
any kind, for the purpose of giving any cred
itor. endorser or other person any preference
or priority over general creditors, to be null and
void, aud the parties obtaining them to be
sued for such amount as assets of the bankrupt
cy. With regard to banks and other issuers
of paper money, they are to come under the
head Of involuntary bankrupts; and, in add
ton to all the liabilities which attach to IN
dividuals, they -dsSy be declared bankrupt
for the n-paymetR for ten days after de-
mand of any bill, note or other liability-all
Tho expepses If procepi I'M o. IN he Maid by the
parties interested, and under no pretence to
/ be paid ny the United States. These are the
general features of the bill, we believe. tbs
/ to go into effect next n jvember, il now passed
! Under all the circumstances, it is exceed
/ ingly doubtful if it can pass at this session.
but the general impression is that some bill
of the character indicated will become q law
this Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

10 the Senate, on Friday, the Deficiency bill
was called up aud after statement by Mr..
Toonbs that the m anagers Of the two Houses
could come to no agreement respecting their
differences on the bill, Mr.. Hunter moved
that the Senate recede from its amendments;
which motion was carried, yeas 26, nays q.
81 the bill was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. LEONARD SJott 6 Co., New York, the
April number of BIackwood's Magazine
Contents-the Missionary Explorer; Food and
Drink, few words on Social Philosophy; a
continuation of w hat will he do with it?';
from Spain to Piedmont; Rambles around
Glasgow; Mr.. John Company to MIR. John
Bull; on the rival India bill; aud the new az
ministration. For sale by Robert Bell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

The trial of w. S. Tuckerman, for mail
robbery, is progressing, in New Haven, but
no fact of importance not before stated in
previous reports Of the primary examination,
has been developed. About twenty witnesses,
including Mr. Holbrook, have been examined.
Mrs. Tuckerman is present in court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03
.acouittaIor DR.. Bernard.

1t will be seen by our Geographic news
that DR.. Bernard who has been tried in Lon
don, for implication 10 the conspiracy to Kill
Louis Napoleon, has been acquitted. The
n. Y. Commercial Advertiser says that the
case possessed features which gave 1t more
than Al emphemeral or local interest; and
that if the Journals of both England and
France, are to be be lieved, the result of the
trial will have direct aud important bearing
upon the cordially, and perhaps upon the
pernanence, of the alliance between the two
countries "a feature in the trial, is the reve-
lation afforded of the extent to which surveil-
lance is carried on the part OF the English
police. Sergeant John Rogers, of the detec-
tive police" was the first witness examined
on the part of the Government. lie testified
that after Bernard was apprebended, he
visited his room THE door was locked, but
| was provided with key" He then de-
tailed the circum stances attending his visit,
the finding of the letters from Ailsop, his re-
port of that and second visit, made to Sir
K. Mayne chief commissioner OF police; and
was then cross.examined by the prisoners
leading counsel, Mr.. James, who inquired
whether he had not under another name than
his own, and in private clothes, as an ordinary
citizen, attended certain meetings in "Wyld's
Reading Room" where political refugees were
in the habit of bling for political discus
sion and the arrangement of their political
schemes. Witness admitted his having at
tended such meetings 10 plain clothes, but
NOT in false name, Us his name was not de-
manded."
The Commercial adds that the case was
prepared and conducted with the greatest
minuteness, zeal, and ability, on the part of
the prosecution; and that the defence was
spirited and able. The testimony for the
crown was conclusive, and the defence relied
mainly upon appeals to the jury upon pol'ti-
cal grounds. The result Of this trial is to be
regarded with peculiar interest. Should
England yield one inch Of her present and
ancieu, position of antagenism, to the despot-
isms Of the Continent, and of protection to
the rights of the citizen upon her soil, the
last bulwark of liberty in Europe would be
destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03

William f. Harrison, Of Loudoun, has
been appointed, by Gen. Rogers, Brigade,
Inspector of the 9th Brigade of Virginia
militia, with the rank Of Lieut. Colonel The
Brigade ia composed Of the Counties of Lou.
doun, Fairfax, and Alexandria Mr. Har-
rison, is graduate Of our military Institute
at Lexington, and is no doubt we'll qualified
for the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-03
The Attendance Of members Of the Scientif.

The attendance of members Of the Scientific
Convention in Baltimore was increased on
Friday by fresh arrivals. The proceedings in
the sections, are very generally partici pated
in, and when an important paper ia read, or
new idea started, the discussions become an
imated and interesting. At tie close Of its
labors on Saturday. the Convention visited
Fort McHenry, and participated in an excur.
sion down the river.