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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
JuSllce's Summons.

ETNITED STAT OF AMIEICA-
u STA1E OF tAii RNl 60 OF MITE
n Justices Court, Ihtr TuUts'ip. Tho People of
thu Srlc - CuiUtn'n t. t;ft RGf u lRIN, ~,
Nou NC lOt h ttn.mol . an ear h T. r. Mt
nv ofi = IN oIhir lo~usll , c ut'Y tfu''".'t tho
3lh diy at No''rtu A. t5s. "A D., 'cl eS A.
VI. to- nswrr unto the '",nn'n' of J T. Coleman e.
CO.. who sues tOrecnVrr tho - hundred I'd
seventy, ,Lht d2 Joe (S dollars rlri ID Ia
II trum yuu uccuu i,,. :, r Ia d and w.
d, iuuo-s s.id aud Delivered aud M t,e ns or
count lnnt Il rd IN ic", when Imgrc Will ,s
AIKEN nyniis yon f,r the sHd a,nonnt. tog,'h with
costs and damages, II you tail 10 Hpp' ~ tn,wrr.
70 the her II my ON tntU o said county, Greet
nv Make csn ~ t,ton ~ tue re- urn hereof
GIVEN under my hand this dn, of A vus' . A. d.
O. JOHN =. BfRRY
40 lawam J.P. ophir TIP.
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y-rvtRr nF INpnStrl WIN CONSEQUENCE"
~ Rho ~ 10 -nr.ai rclrhriiy NJ hN. Nh'N :.
~" n'Si ~ have sNrf g." nth'Ei ''r"r. "fe
nn,inp to- he ',orf n1sirrS "f the hen ine nv ana
havr srccrpdrd in inp's"g nn"" = w." :" W. W., w
v,rva eor 80 Fcr-,ua " i.'inV 20 e insult u 'hN-'
81 "a shn.;lJ hr very careful how they nn f'"hi"'
i ,hn nutlisii tate snen's 0f s"eh rhhrlh'hhs 'p'
t,ny ave "a uIsr.lorln'S N such st't"'""hS ~ w
,nrir p~nr't-c of mn hrin". nui s"'N 'h-Ff ~
,,st They .il S-.' dec i've Won nv f'ls" H"t't"r1f
,n,.cl Crn.r .drurken 10 tiers ~hr nerirr~ thr
o,vcs :, rot money 80 satisfy tho cravings II dl-
.ascd ,npeiite. Whe" such onack R1if- Your '''h
,anco hn ,il theo 4 '-'' ynu vhh n'rrArN NV 'h'e'
,j., ~ dr,gs. nnl aorr they hsv" rnhh"i you o
, n,,,n, a., iuinrod vnur copsttion, they WI
.,s, r,u rH with the charge that yoh nave not t''
| ,wnd his ,lr"c'ions
Tho o,ly ,yov n av,ii such imHosirrs is 10 con
.nlt p- ! .. Young. the ri"neer N'ver,,-' rYs.
10, "a, NJ fnroia. Al n meeting ~ the Nt''f" '"'
=, r,ij ,,o caU,d tn investigate the 'urc" ~
| nnln-,riirc thnt has cluset 40 mHcn SUI "''Y W
his cnun'-, u was nninin"1si' t,c"W "e"''' : "
~ me onh,,tai -Hputi rnns"U hr. Noh''t'" ~ ne
., "a n,v r.gnr .hvsiciHn new alv"rti-"R y" INV
or,in oh othcra IN his line h"ing ncss m" '"'
,,rs aud ,ro nct 10 he ,Ynsed The hmi"tei VII
ulenact kc NOTICE than therL was ~" u ~
| .he meeting mo hid ever seen or h'H''i ~ -" :"
c,se of nInrnctirr from nr. No'n0 WINE ""' o'e
| ,fthom hut hni aeon n nun""r of cases "'h t''
r,oio, o,nrl = who So van iiugly set loEth thrii
| ,r.,nndnd virtues IN tn" ptnlc prime.
| Tho an ,ve Cnrts shruii he borne IA mini oy c'
\ .eekirg rnedir assisinnce -
| Thant b.oven thev ar" 'ttin2 horon0h'N eNp"s
A , n, ,,.ill ,,.t he long before they will have u
A., tho cornt,y 20 nvni the ir-t 'iignhtlon ' ~
| m,,aond nui,iic Then will all 90 vi people " ~
| nr ynung hi- InliuIod erurtst" b.hish qu"cA
| cry FRO nonr ntl-t. -
| mr. Young can he consulfed from w =
| - n, hi. aic, corner OF "aiiornin aud h"hg"Wet'
- IA. pnr,pc gnte=s office -hn frhnrlsc
,uI.,,er. enci sie the usual fee $40, viii NEE
with prompt attention.
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REFrCTORIEs.

For c. nfnctioHcrys eating houses. 'ikets,
provision shuns, fI,'smrut and oyster Al.
loom. according to the quantity of water
used ....... ........... ......S2 90 TO 10 OF
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Justices Summons.

NllEO STATS OF ANERiCA-STATE OF
- Crhinrnin, Couny of nu;le In aus ices Cmrt
~ hir Township. The People of the State ~ Cali
trnin, Ia James Harlow. greeting: yon are hereby
,,1 mnncd tu appear hefur, mr NJ office in Ophlr
'"wiship tounS :" Tut q. ON the l,Ah dty uf No,en.
h'r ~ lSis, at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ 10 nnswe ar unto Tho
complaint OF " q. Murrly who sues to recover the
sum e ht'S dolars and interest the samc ut the
rrie ~ tht'c p,r cent Itt month friu the 1th day
W Marrh lSS until rHid Sad an'Urni rpir ~ TO
he du" on misscrN note. dHt,d March i7lh lRhS,
hni signed james liHtlrv, wheh itticn tnt viii 10
Ken ignitSt Iuu fer the sAtd nururl II lou tail 10
hpueir ard ewtr Y" the - ctrnr my Constable
"i sn,d County greeting! Make lrKaI s,ivice md
dtr return hUr,ui.
Given under NY hard this i3th dny of Aurrst, A.
u less. JtI :. RktRI,
Justice Of tie Peace Of snid 1ONnslip.
ruiQ 'n- 9u,s
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ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED,

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIzEis on,
nf the largest and best weck, papers ui the dn Al
l.np"ra Quartu containing eight pages, toriy col
umns. Of entertaining original matter, aud elegant
illustrated every week,
gin worth from 80 cents to $4,000 co IN gold, vii
be presented To each subscriber innvdtatviy on rr
coiIt Vt the subscription money
One cop, for one y,m. 81 90 and gIf,.
One cory fur wa AeHr-.. So ~ d gus.
One cop, for three years 10 and glits.
One COPY ior i've years. 90 and gins.
AND 10 CLUBS
Three copies un" year. s. 90 and gifts.
Five copies one year OO aud nnr,
Ten ccrrs ono Br Is 90 nhd lOLina.
Twenty copies lne year 80 90 and - hs.
The articles 10 be distributed are comprised In the
Following list;
Packages of gold, containing. -. $500 90 each
do do do .... 200 % tnch
10 do do 40 :. 100 90 ,n,L
10 palentle,e huntg casd watches sl,O 90 each
20 gold ~acht-...... '''''..... 10 '" chth
81 do do ............ ......bO \" "hth
70" do do .........','..,,.. ,..o' w e"'h
800 ludIes gold watches. .,.t.,.,,,,.. 10 OO each
gOp sli'.r huullrg cnsed watches 30 90 "n, h
900 silver Watches ... $50 tr 20 w thcb
l"Oo gold Euard, vest fob chains 10 IT, 20 90 cnh
Guid lockcts br 'cele!s, br'"" cs 'nr drops, ttnf
llns, CuH pms slreu IA tons. shirt studs, watch
Keys. "od nnd silver ihimOns aud variety oi Other
hrliCics. wmth from 20 cr. Il tu 81, cnch.
tmmt dht,L oii receipt oi the subscription money
the b,cIisnrs will bc entered upon our sub
scrI ti'n book ,psDs,te number. aud the git cor
responding with that number Will he forwarded win
III week. to the subscriber, ty mail ~ express.
p-t paid All communications shuulu he ndUi rsso,I
10 HECkEr CO,
az and 40 MoHat building, 335 BaOadwny, New York
ssspvciniens g coinpi.te ,eni Tree. Agents wanted
liy laIn-is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
The New, from Utah,

WA.uINGToS, June l5-The War Depart
ment has received no later dates from Utah
than those from Governor Cumming. The
view of some Of the officers Of the army, az
expressed 10 letters, is that be went into Salt
Lake City too hastily; that he has been de-
ceiyed. and that Mormon friendship is not to
be relied on. 1t will be recUllected that the
army was sent to Utah as a posse comHdtoS,
subject TO the orders OF Governor Cumming,
and cannot move without biz direction. Nc
new developments were received by the last
arrival The army wi!l move as recently
directed, branching of to such intermediate
localities as require protection.
A dispatch from Washington states that
General Scott has received dispatches from
Utah of five days later date than those trans
mitted by Governor Cumming. They repre-
sent that the Governor has been deceived BY
the Morpons; that after they had removed
their women and children from Salt Lake
City the men returned, strengthened their
defensive positions, and assumed threaten
ing attitude. The news is regarded as re-
liable. The soldiers under General John
ston we're on short allowance OF !ood. Cap
tain Marcy was within six days Of Camp
Scott at last accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
lEr Harvest

The wheat in the surrounding counties is
fast ripenlDg, and the Grader and reaper will
be at work the last Of this orcarly next week.
The ubIlant greetings Of a month ago have
turned, in many cases into loud lnmentatons
over bighted wheat fields and ruined crops
Rust, joint worm, the fig, the scab, &c, &c,
have each in turn jurcd that which had
been lett by the hail.--Eied. Her.
The prospect Of the wheat crop from the
Piedmont section down to the Northern Neck
of Virginia is meagre ard miserable. Wet
weather, a succession of haii-st1rms, fly and
chinch bug and the late freshe. have worked
almost entire destruction t. the crops, which
in early spring gave promise Of q remarka.
bly, abundant yield. Mt only is the land
but sparsely covered with stalks Of wheat,
but the heading has been exceedingly mper-
feet and even greater damage may yet be
done by the rust, which Is likely to ensue
should the late damp spell be succeeded by a
hot season.
The COIN crop is in favorable condition
generally, although in some localities the
worm bias made very serious ravages upon it,
We have heard the opinion advanced, from
a source entitled to weight, that not more
than half, and probably third, Of an aver
age crop of wheat would be harvested in the
Valley of the Rappahannock this season.
LroJ P.rgy0,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Selling Liquor to Slave,

At meeting Of the citizens Of the ad,.f,
ing counties Of Mocklenburg, Luncnbo,
and Brunswick, Va, held at MaseJv
ilite's store, on Friday, the 30.h OF AM.
1858, Rev. James McAdeH was called I, H.
Chair, and Z. NJ. Hite appointed Seer,.,..
and after an explicit though brief cy,r,,.
ton Of the object of the meeting ky ~.
chairman. the following preamble AMI >.
lutlons were proposed and unaui,pgr.,.
adopted, viz:
Whereas We heartily approve OF he late.
passed by our Legislature. al ITS last .a.,..
regard ID the dealers IN WINE. arden, .r.r.,
any mixture thereof and believe II ~ ..
the good and welfare OF the Stat. A. ..r....
cannot, al the same lime, refrain from '.,...
that II but opens wider field Tor those .,..,
so degraded as TO disregard the laws %, ,,. ~.
and furthermore deal with cur slave, .,,,.. ..
our knowledge or consent; and war.ea. ....
nation has been lodged VITA Us agalg.. 90.
tain class OF individuals, who are know d.
have thus openly violated the law b. .rs,Try..
with slaves without leave OF license. ,r-,.,
fore be IT
Reaoired, Isl, That We, the undersigned p.,,.
ourselves respectively, 10 see thar the law be- ~.
violated, and IN every Case thereof. 10 ra,.s 60.
steps as we think best calculated for their .u
mediate suppression.
Resoiref, ID That committee oil i've be- a..
pointed, whose duty il shall be 10 vi,,, =.
houses as are known or suspected OF yIos...
the law, and 10 use mid and persuasive mr.-.
IN order 10 get them 10 desIst from a traffic
deleterIous 10 Tue peace anu qule,ude o, D..
community, and report the result at our lex.
meeting
Resotred, Sd, That committee Of vIglaae-
consisting OF three, be appointed Ter the y.c..
ty Of ForksvIile, aud also one OF ;uc same r..,
Der Tor that OF South Hill, aud that eacp con-
mlttee be instructed to open books OF ,ub.cr.r.
ton for the collection OF funds To .urr'.
persons 10 act as a patrol IN their rcsp.crry,
nelghbOrhoods, and also that they be allowed
to use said funds at their discretion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Caroline County Items.

The rust has already made its appearance
in the wheat 10 Caroline county, and threat
ems to injure and destroy large portion oil
what now remains of the crop We also hear
of the prevalence Of smut in several localities
in Caroline, which IS the deadiiest enemy of
the wheat.
Messrs Ruth & Bragg, the proprietOrs of
the Hotel at Milford, have established steam
Saw and Grist Mill there, which seems to be
doing a thriving business and adds very
much to the appearance Of the Milford set
Element.
Harvest is expected to commence about
Monday for early wheat, and the cradles will
be in general operation before the end OF next
week.
The attendance at Court yesterday was
quite large. but nothing of interest trsnspirc
ed on the Green but the usual trading OF
horses, and several pugilistie encounters
which we're rather Of individual import than
general concern. Money was scarce, farm
ers gloomy, litisants dissatisfied, belligcreDtss
bruised, and things generally wore detected
uien.-FTed. Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Washington Police Officers.

TIE Washington Star Of last evening says;
1.-The truth seems to US 10 be, that the por-
ton of the police disposed TO do their duty
are afraid to risk their lives in Its performance;
while another portion are friends and asso'
ciates of at least the leaders OF these vii
famous gangs. While we can hear of no ar
rests, common rumor names policeman alter
policeman as being notorious Baltimore or
Washington DULLES, and shoulder hi;ters."
Nav, it has become not uncommon to see
Washington police officers riding in their
uniform around the city, screechins mad
under the influence Of liquor. Under such
circumstances, it is by no means wonderful
that few or no arrests are made for the crimes
of arson, HOUSEKEEPING, robbery, and wan
ton destruction of hotel and restaurant fur
niture, &c, in our midst, and that the lille OF
no man-it matters not what bis position IN
society or the inofensivoness of his habits
and associations may be-is safe. Beyond
all question for six months past, Law !essness
has ruled here with higher and more Vlndie-
tive, merciiess, dangerous and destructive
band, than ever before"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Treasury Notes.

Yesterday, the proposals for Treasury
Notes, Invited By notice Of the Department
under date Of May 18th, 1858, were opened
by the Secretary in pursuance OF the adser-
tsement. The amount OF the loan was ST.
100000, ami the aggregate of all the bids
reached S2S635, 900. The number OF bid
ders were IL, and are distributed among the
cities of Boston, New York, Philadelphla and
Washington. None of the bids were for a
less premium than ~ per cent, or none for
more than 6 per cent. The bids at Al per
cent. amounted in the aggregate to &, $780,
600, were all accepted, and the bsIance of
the loan (l,2j0,0O0) was distributed pro ra-
Ia among the II per cent, bidders, giving
each Of these just one-tighth OF the amount
Of their respective bids FaSh. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
pr;ncn XXIIIlnm County.

The election in our county passed IF quiet
~, although the excitement was very great
tie polls having been kept open for three
dasS. At this place and Dumfries
Messrs. Goodwin and Fewell, candidates for
Sheriff and Clerk Of Circuit Court, have filed
petitions contesting the election, Davis hay-
ing been returned as Sheriff, and Flzhugk as
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Tue poll book
at Oscnqaan, Was not signed by the officer COR
Quoting the election as required by law
These cases will be tried at the July term of
the County Court. Every Lawyer atthis bar,
and Messrs. Sbackeliord, Scott Phillips and
Forbes, OF Warrenton, are employed; and we
may expect rich treat in the display of le-
ga! lore and forensic ellqaence. -BreatScAc
JOtyHQl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
The Great Food at TN. West.

ST. LOUIS, Jane 1.-THE terrible food at
Cairo city, by which the whole place has
been nearly destroyed, was caused by the
opening Of crevasse, Oh Saturday afternoon
Oh the Mississippi side Of the town, through
which the water poured in at fearful rate,
filling Up the whole space between the leyecs.
and now running over the embankment Oh
the OIio side. About thousand feet Of the
Illinois Central railroad was washed away.
The south wing Of the new hotel fell in on
Sunday, and the balance was expected to fall
during the night. The water is tao aud 8
bait feet deep in the second story Of the
Taylor House" The river is still rising
rapidly. Mound City is also in danger Of
being overfowed. Tie water a, this point
(St. Louis) continues to rise. All the upper
streams are pouring ont floods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Social Revolution In Ireland.


The regeneration of the Emerald Isle"
proceeds quietly but with extraordinary rap
idity. Only ten years ego, the country was
shaken to ts centre by political agitetions.-
Some of its most beautiful districts were In
deulorab!e condition. The people we're not
only suffering the worst ills of destltutlon,
but divided into factions which contended
for supremacy, with all the fierce zeal Inspired
by fanatcSm. The hopes of the Iris hman
were not fixed upon his native land, but TAR
awav across the sea. The tide Of emigration
rushed from Ireland as il the Island had been
desolated by q curse. But the political agita.
ton which came to u head in 1913, subsidized
after the bauishnent Of Mitchell, Meagher,
aud the other leaders. The passage OF the
"encumbered estates act" had powerful ef-
feet in the liberation Of estates from heavy
burdens and moro equally distributing the
soil among men of all classes and creeds.-
Agriculture and other branches Industry have
received a strong impetus. The wages of
labor have increased. Many of those who
emigrated during the dark and troubled
DAYS, prior to lS49, have returned to their ma
tive land. Ireland is now improving in every
reSpect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX. June l5.-The steamer Europa
arrived here to-day at 1870 p. NJ, from
Liverpool, with dates to Saturday, the 9TH
instant.
She passed the steamer Persia on the 9Th.
The CITY of Baltimore and Anglo Saxon ar
rived cut on the 81.
ENGLANB.-The House of Commons had
passed the Atlantic Telegraph bill.
UIsraei had stated in Parliament that
there had been no rupture OF the negotiations
with tho Emperor of China.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, in reply 10 question, said
that orders had been sent to the squadron In
the Cuban waters to use the greatest caution
and fOrbearanoe towards vessels bearing the
American flag.
The Government also announced that If tho
alleged ourlg9s on American vessels were
we'll founded, en- immediate explanation
would be made.
The British government had Chartered
twenty ships additional to convey troops to
India. Twenty-Five thousand troops were to
be sent immediately.
Messrs. Rawson & Co., + ct India mer-
chants, have failed, with Liabilities amounting
to three quarters Of million sterling.
There have been terrible riots at Belfast: :
churches and houses have been attacked and
In uch pro ?erty destroyed. The military were
called OUT
The lelegraphic fleet had returned from the
experimental trap. The experiments we're sue
ccs ,iui The fleet would sail 90 the OH lost.
At Plymouth, on tue 10Th uli., Professor
Hughes ,rGci his famous printing tele.
IL. he
OF the Atlantic cab!c-3OUU mltcs--at the
rate of 81 letters to the minute; whilst " uitc-
houses III schiue only transmitted nlueteen
words in Is minutes, aud Tnomp5on's ma
chine could not work az all.
FRANCE.--A despatch from Iouton says
the French squadron there has sailed, under
sealed orders.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times gives a copy y! the Convention COT
Guided between Costa hica and Nicaragua and
Felix Belly, acting il behalf Of MessTs NIL
lard Il Co., 0! Paris. cJGceding the right OF
an in;er-oceanic canal by way OF the River
San Juan and Lake Nicaragua, to be com
pleted in six years, and to be sufi ;lcntIy wide
to admit two Of the largest ships abreast
The duration Of the concession Is nlnety-nlne
years. Their capital necessary, is estimated
at cl5, 900, coo sterling.
There was rum0r Of another attempt to
assassinate the Emperor a, Fontainebleau. 1t
arose from the arrest Of some Italians.
1t is also rumored that Pe!issier is to be
recalled for the cpurteses shown by him to
the Duke de Aupic Improbable.
Observation-Disclosures. Jumr Cotton -
The market opened a decline ol !, but NE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
High Water.

The heavy rain on Saturday svelled the
Rappahannock considerably, the water ris.
ing ten ieet above lis ordinary height at Fred.
erlcksburg. Large masses Of drift wood, tim
bsr' and sawed lumber, were swept down With
great velocity.
AT the Falls Of the Water Power the sight
was gfand-Niagara in miniature-eigh.
ieet OF water dsshing and pitching over the
dam, several hundred yards in width, and q
fall OF some twenty feet.
Tue lowlands along the river were of
course submerged, involving a considerable
loss up to its SOURCES Fred. News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17

The accounts received from the West and
Southwest of the damage to the crops by the
heavy rains which have fallen all over the
country are quite discouraging. More espe-
cially is this true, says the New York Jour
nal of Commerce, of the alvices received by
our IL ercbants from their private correspOn-
dents, and we notice that there is a grow
ing feeling Of apprehension as to the result.
The price of corn in our market is sensiby
affected by the reports, ard four, toe, begins
to advance, owing to the same cause. The
season, however, lie much earlier this year
than last, as many of our readers will re-
member that on the Sd Of July last, over
coats and fires were in request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
Ihe Oyster Fund

A gentleman from Isle of Wight informs
u that opposition to the oyster tax has, to q
very great extent, abated throughout that
portion Of tidewater. lie informs Us, that
Yankee vessels have increased shreefold this
season, and that many have brought their
own t0Dgmeu, and thus denied to natives the
small pittance formerly paid those worthy
!ab0rers. These vessels bring whiskey and
other forbidden articles for negro traffic, and
N many ways corrupt the negroes, pillage
and rob plantations Of wood, aud any thing
that may taI! in their way.
We expect tide water TO be clamorous for
The Fundum bill, during the next session of
the Lsgis!ature.-R :ch Eng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17

ICoyHUNIcATED.

Syh
Your Washington correspondent "Vo's'
YER" fear, is falling into the fashion 30 %.
Valent at Washington, Of putting and "h''.
washing the powers that be there. II ths''
ever was any thing demonstrated by hu"''
evidence, it is that the United States "e''
BAN boozled in that Willett's point purcHa.s,
and that this was penetrated by the Scael'
Matber, Wetmore ( Co. As for the Seer
tary at War, will hot say that ne wa. D
deceived, but do say that be has exhibit
a facility for being oyerreached which prove
him to be in some instances as green a.
gourd," and that do not at all like the o., "
ings Of some Of those who grind their axe
through his Office. a. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17

The Providence Journal, referring to the
late characterization 10 New Orleans, says:
GAN that we hear from New Orleans strength
ems the opinion that the movement which re-
suited in the appointment of the vigilance
committee was mainly political, and was
adopted by men who found that they could
not obtain power in the city through the
ballot-box, and who made this desperate at
tempt to inaugurate reign of terror, to ac-
com plish their purposes. That the govern
ment of New Orleans was very bad, we have
ne doubt, and that the fault of mismanage-
ment and corruption and its crimes was very
equally distributed among all parties, We
think is nearly as plain. The men who felt
bold enough to attempt the seizure Of the
govern went by force, and to justify them
selves for the act by an appeal to the people,
should certainly have been strong enough to
take possession OF it in peacesbie and legal
manner" The New Orleans papers are now
laughing at the farce Of the Vigilance" fail
urs. They say the Nigilauts went up like
rocket and came down like a stick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-17
concentrations by the Senate.

The Senate has made the following con-
frWations: ~.
J.R Chandler, of Pennsylvania, Minis
ter to Naples. ,,.
John p. Stockton, of New Jersey, Minis
ter TO Rome.
E. Y. Fair, Of Alabama, Minister to Bel
GUM.
B. C. Yancy. of Georgia, Minister to the
Argentine Republic.
Joseph A. Wright, Of Indiana, Minister to
Russia.
Charles E. Buckalew, Of Pennsylvania,
Minister to Ecuador.
DR.. Bradford, of New York, Consul to
Rome.
A number OF Army appointments were
confirmed.