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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

He nAD No CoSFIDENcH IN THES.--General
McQoeen, one Of the South Carolina delegation
In Congress, has published a letter to his con-
stituents in defence of his support of the Kan
ses English compromise. His general defence
is that IL was the best bill the South could get
under the circumstances; but the special and
particular reason Why he did not stick out for
I.ocompton---the pure and simple Lecompton---
bin or pething, is thus frankly confessed
And for one had believed that Georgia Alabana or
nny other Southern state, would hsve resisted there
would nave been eud 70 my voting for any other BILL
thsl the s,ush can again have fair and foil justice
from the North this contederacy and had psneved
that The time had come when sne ~ouu ~ 49, ~
bersef ARC vpdcsle her honor, should hsve ocen con
tented 10 Dome hone anorg my Constituents soi never
east srotber vote ID the present coniederAcy'
SO that's the point where the shoe pinches'
General Mcqueen had no faith in the strong
resolutions passed by Georgia and Alabama, re-
calling home their members from Congress
in the event of the rejection of Lecompton.
He considered those warlike resolves mere wind
and gas, and "sound and fury, slgnifying
nothing" A shrewd Judgment. The cry Of
."wolf," "woiF' has been 40 often raised by
these Southern llre-eaters that they have ceased
among themselves TO have any faith In II, and
frankly confess II humbug Last summer,
when these terrible ultrss we're threatening sll
sorts Of dreadful things against Nc. Buchanan
concerning his administration of Kansas affairs,
be. too, regarded all this disunion uproar as
sheer claptrap and humbug; for, with the Pre-
sident as with General Mcqueen, this cry Of
"wolf'' had been "ploycd out"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

The Alexandria Sentrei meetons the sudden deoease
On The 2ls, instant OF Genera wnlAN GnSnot, $, os
residence In Abemarle cvunty, Va. Hs vas snlilns
convevsng vNh his son, when feeling faint nc reqncea
to b. laid down, which was done, and be mmsfney ek
pred General Gordon nj hc repr sented tne AIDE
marie district In Congress, snd w& we'll al1 Nihey
Known for hs many fac tran. OF cnaraser We va the
original mover OF the subuessu-y BAL In the House OF
Representatives.
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Education I'm Anne racs-Tas Grand American
Tour-Arrest Of q British OnlOial-Interest-
ias frcm Utah-1xOro Of the Ds ktevfsrc
C.as-Loe~l Ncws-Mssket reports, So
wedp erdsy Issue OF the FAMILY will. usual
contain large smoun OF useful Instructive and interesting
resdrg Among other aatters-
An Interesting article the Progress Of Educson Ia
Amsres, containing Report Of the Commencement Eyer
oses Of twenty eight thirty Colleges nd Institutions
Of Learning.
Programme Of Pleasure Trip from Atlantic TO the
Pacific the AeshAics the Rocky Mountains sad e
sierrs Nevada with description Of tho Prsis tia Plains
the Great Basin the Natural Gurioses other aud
otjcc's OF interest on ID. route
Report Of the OF = British oGleal IN New York
charged with rmbezzement-Iuerestrg Adventures Of q
Detective in pursuit OF hmA Lady In tho Case ko 60
Interesting from tho Mormon CouDrySentments Of the
sspts-fbeir Feelings the War Quesson-Their Opinion
Of Outsiders. &c &C.
Nero of the De REVERE uase-nr Hunoke Imprisonsd-
Huncre nulford and Davis charged with PesjuT-Depar
COLONEL Blount Mrs Bount and Miss Bount tho
South, &C.. &c.
letter. our Correspondents the different Summer
ResortA
Moounentsi 1, America Monuusnt 10 Ethan Alien-Msnu
nsrt 70 Preston q. Brooksihe Lexle Mouument-he sAn
Jaeinto Monument.
Ths Recent Earthquake In MEXICO, with Review OF Earh
Affairs in Kuope-Leaers from Core lpoadeps I.
Paris, Berlin, &C &c.
Rcitoriai Comments on Matters OF Interests
Local kessin New York and adjoining Cias OF Interest
and importance
Report of the Condition Il the Cattle Nxrke.-press.
Supply, &c, &c.
Obituary notices OF distinguished and noted Persons
csntly ceccased.
full Report u the Prices Of all kinds Of Marketable Pro-
duee, carefully corrected each week.
Tho intelligence received up the Of pubca.
ten. by telegraph or otherwise.
Together with Poice Repors-rhearcal Matters-Money
and Commercial Msrkea-Marrases ant Deaths forming
Of interesting. useful and miscellaneous reading
Tsrms-Only "a year; four cents . single coy To DO
odice OF the HERALD and OF AL zxents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

DuxL IN MrssouRr.-A duel was fought at Lex.
ireson, No on tho moroins n the iltn rhc parties
sete NJ James shelton wealthy liquor dealer, and
rnouss walker, Fac, q prpm neat a~yer. rue former
person bai'y wounded his lef breast His opcn-
usrt vas un1jured The % the unforsnnss sfsir
s.s ierowy. Mr. sheltnn, u "a tnousht, coud 90 sur
yiVe.
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ACARD.

JUtr 2as, 1883
Mr. A BsrshoH respectfully calls Tho Inc pub
sewing machines he has until u. presest
ims teen unable % introduce r.ny
P.rss e ssss % 4. family :.:ns nssii1.; .hiesfss
oAkArskss' p0RASit wJsk AND ELAaAsox OF
rM sseeds .sythns ever in'rcuosd before Aad co,..l
ths depss - Broadway corner sroone stree.
Large Size AmSrssyp-s for 10 oe~t,. with
sass; HUE mrisiures ~ usual ~ eea"; ~ kiabAl's No
To the l-sdics-Jpsniag WesLfii
or BARvHOi.Fs rrw FAMILY
ssvIsg sAcnIrn
Once. sosps broadway. corner Of Brooms street
Hotiowsy's PDis.--I~t the pA,Iid, broken
down spifsss martyr 10 dyspepsia and rvsr compliant
hASi,n 70 obtain a.se Ps is.rs hsaia AMI is IN sea
Dupuy's New Pcrfunas fer the Ssasoa
Efss-Nr-oUfUK,
pvrn Da asss ssss' s s.sf ~ R sSg:
Es ssSSlGx sc s2sse 9 &. ii sr he H
Kiss nk-QuICK 30 APP for tss TolcL
CAN'T s2sHs ssos sA sS s.w s;s T~.
JAnks r nAxwsiL. Nev isrs
~ NoRcRoss CO.. sos.s. ..z Hs~ yo-s
soH cv-rywhere
BAsenslos's Hal Dys, Wigs sns TusYss<--
The se., p Ne wcrd surpssrs a uaAs soh an sp-oA
y Ne .ssufacsory. Ms broadway.
sseapesi srtce f dressing besufytnx oe~nax uurin4
tresrytns and r,sorsry The hair IAiss TJ sold w 81
srussista
Cptstsdcros HAIR Dye. Wigs aud Toop-es
The hes. 10 the ID. Whllestle and REAL ne dys
privately applied No. Aston house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

THE HoN. MAssA GREELEY BEroaeEp.-It
strikes us that the most infatuated believer in
the wisdom of the Hon. Massa Greeley would be
puzzled just COW to tell the direction in which
the Tribune is drifting upon the Presidential
question. Some suppose that it has abandoned
Seward and turned its back upon Thuriow Weed
and that Greeley is more than half In love with
Crittenden, and very much inclined to shake
hands and make friends with BOBBY Brooks
We suspect, however, that the Hon. Massa Gree
ley is playing possum," or pulling wool (free
wooD over the eyes Of the poor infatuated
managers Of the rump of the Know Nothing
faction; and that all his professions ofneutrs ali
IT, and Cancellation for the sake of union
among the opposition factions, are intended to
inveigle the bewildered Americans" into the
Seward camp, as the poor foolish fly was in
weighed into the beautiful psrlor Of the spider.
We expect some disclosures to this end in the
interval to, or with the meeting Of the Repub-
lican State Convention at Syracuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

Weekly 6sposr ~ ASeasas
In the oily AID county u Nov York from the l7th ~
o. July 70 the 2sA day OF July. 1868.
sen, 10; women, 81; boyS 2A7; girls, 23s-rotai, 0
Aoulh, 1T; cdildyen, $50; msics 3i7; females, 3S
ooo<ed pers0ns, 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

Our QUARANTINE RSGUt-ArioSs There Il IA
old proverb about too maca If good thing
being good for moth which m g,t po,shiy
be applied to the quarantine regulations of ths
port. In many instances they seen TO have
been made in order to cause nnn,y,ace
and expense to eensigaees, in order tsst
officials might have fat places Raceaty, the
Board of Health has declared C rtai1 p,rts e.
be infected, and ordered al vessels arriving
from these ports to be quarantinad Tas A.
lay involves the expense of lightersge ant
other charges, which accrue, directly or indi-
rectly, to the profit of the Heal'a Oder alt
bis deputy. Why should a vessel b, alaran
tined because she comes from u port supposed to
be infected 1t would be M well to ranamb'r
that those Spanish ports where the quarantine
is the strictest are almost entirely de erted and
now our merchants send their vessels Ia tue
Eastern ports to discharge The quarantine
regulations Of Boston and Portland are sniff
cient for security from oontag,oa, and at the
Same time they do not press too severely on the
pockets of shipowners. We do not blame the
officials at this port, in the present pecai cor
ditiOD Of society. even il the Health Oiicers
place is worth 100000 per annum; but We do
say that the system Ia radically erroneous
that it is driving away our commerce t. other
ports, ard that there should be thorough re-
form and a new code Of quarantine regulations
adopted under the supervisor of competent
medical board. There is really no more reason
for quarantiDing vessel with -ngsr from Cuba,
and all bands we'll, than for arresting the pro-
grees of a mail steamship from Liverpool or
Havre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

cE AHD ~ FoR FINK PATENT rvaTHER Roors
w rrd r5is, u5s " otcay. Dress calf h1ya o. :.
n - ~ dSNB's ~ SrvsS ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
MA RRIE ID.

On the 18th inst, at Fruitland, Oldham coun.
", Kentucky by the Rev. Stuart Robinson, ID
D., f. H. CAMPBELL, OF Charestown, and
Miss ANNIE H. CARTER, second daughter OF
|. \ Carter, of the former place.
On the 9th inst, BY the Rev J. O. Proctor
DIR. LEWIS VI. SINCENDIyER, and Miss
MARY w MILLER, daughter OF the late
Thos. Miller, both OF Berkeley.
On the 18th inst, in the Presbyterian Church,
at Frederick City. Maryland, by the Rev Sept.
mus D. D., JOHN REED, Jr and Miss MARY
A MARMADUKE. daughter OF the late John
A. MarmaduEe, both OF Shepherdstown, Jeffer.
son county.
On Thursday, the 9th INST, by the Rev. +.
w. Peterson, Mr.. VI. J. POWERS, 10 Miss
SUSAN V. BETTY, daughter of George l..
Betty, all OF Richmond.
Al Oakland, Va, on the 25th inst by the
Rev D. Caldwell, S GROSS FRY, son OF Hon.
J. Fry, Jr., of Pennsy lvania, 10 Miss JOSE.
PRIME, daughter of VIM. H. Cassaday, esq, Of
Loudoun county, Va.
In Washington on the 18th inst, by the Rev
VIM H. Chapman, Mr. GEORGE H. SIM.
ONDS, 10 Miss CATHARINE c. PEIPPERT,
all oil Washington.
On the eth instant, at ST. Dominick' S Church,
by tne Rev. Henry Young, EDWARD NJ
BOWLING, esq, OF Prince Georges county
Maryland, TO MARY MARTINA, fourth daugh.
ter OF George Mattingly, esq OF Washington.
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Narrow + scrps.

singular circumstance took place IL
Blandford on Tuesday. The facts are given
by an informant OF the South Side Demo
crat, as follows:-
"A negro woman, named Martha Saun
ders, had been i'll tor some time past, and on
Monday morning her family and friends as
sembled around Der, and took, as they
though, their final farewell. She appeared
to expire about 10 o'clock the same day, and
the ceremonies OF preparing her Tor the grave
were duly performed, aud every prepa'
ration was made for the soleun rites Of the
burial ground. A, 8 o'clock yesterday alter.
noon. some minute. before she was to be car
RED to her last resting place, much to the
astonishment of those present. she reared
her head, and finally eat erect 10 her conn
A eeper 81 STAN pede took place among Toe
darkies who came to attend the obsequies,
and 80 Supplied with fright were those VINO
remained, that some time elapsed before as
sis,ance was rendered her. A physician
was sent for, and stimulants sdministe,eo,
which considerably revived her. and a. i.st
accounts she was improving. but 1t Is tnoogos
she cannot survive longer 'bsn 3 lev asys ~
fsrthesk"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
By Yesterday EVENING" Mails.

ORANGE CouSrY.-Our Quarterly Court
WAS in session on Monday last. No impor.
tapt business was transacted The negro
woman. Jane, charged with infanticids. was
examined and acquitted. as no evidence was
produced II convict her,
About 1 o'clock in the evening, MAJ. y.
II. Lee ole Of the candidates Tor the SENATE
from this district, took his stand IN front OF
the Hotel and made a short speech to DIS
fellow-aitizeus in yindication Of his past con.
duct whilst a member of the Legislature, ana
in answering aud retuting erroneous charges
which he says have been arrayed against
him to defeat his election.
We regret to learn from some Of our far
mers that the ioint-worn bias made its ap-
pearauce, aud is now committing fearful raw
ages in some of the wheat fields 10 this Coun-
~. We have been told by some who anticl-
pated reaping an abundant harvest, that since
the appearance of this much dreaded insect,
they have despairud of doing 30, and think
that their " heat crop will be considerably In
iured. We hope this Is not the case IN other
counties Chronicle
SALES OF STsCE.-Ou Thursday, May 18th,
stocks sold at the following prices in Rich
mond:
1000 Virginia State stock, 9O2 and int.
2l010 Virginia State stock, 90t and int.
7 shares Farmers Bank stock. lO3!
1000 Va. Cen'l. r. R. . mort. bond, 70 int.
A man named John Cunningham was NOR.
tally wounded Wednesday morning, about
three miles below Lynchburg, by Alexander
G5usby, captain OF a canal boat running on
the canal between Lynchburg and Richmond.
lie made his escape in the direction of Falls
burg Mills, situated on James river, 10 Buck
ingham county, aud is still at large.
The Richmond and DAnville and South
Side Railroad Companies have made an
agreement by which produce and most arti-
ces of merchandise, can be carried over the
two roads at the same price as would be
charged if carried the same distance over the
roads upon which they are first placed.
4 violent storm passed over portion Of
Dinwidde County on Wednesday last, ac-
companled by hail Some Of the Jumps
measured eight inches in circumference. Ii
tell to considerable extent, yet no great
perceptible damage was done.
Rev. }. 4. Mcfarland, Of Virginia. has
been chosen pastor of the Unitarian church
at Charleston, 5 c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Early wheat.

The Lynchburg Nrgnian says :-"W c
published, sOme two or three weeks ago. a
paragraph from the Richmond Wing, in re-
ation to the carly maturity of crop OF
wheat grown on the farm of Charles ii.
BDughton, esq., of the county Of Essex.
The circumstances Of the case are these;
Seven years ago, Mr.. Boushton found IN
his field Of wheat four beads that bad riper-
ed some fifteen days earlier than the remain
der of his crop. lie preserved the grain
and sowed it, and has continued resolving IT
every year, until his crop comes, in this year,
at least month earlier than usual. lie has
been applied to from time to time, to sell
portions of it-belng offered from four to ten
dollars a bushel for it--Gut he has refused to
sell any, until he could make his entire crop
from this early variety.
This he has accomplished this year, and
be is selling the seed now at tive dollars a
bushel. lie harvested his wheat some time
ago, and it is now in the market. Our Agrl-
cultural friends, who may wish to make a
trial of it, can be sgpplied by sending their
orders to his brother, Joshua l.. B,ughton,
esq Tappabaun,ck, Va. The advantages
of having a variety Of wheat that natures
early, are apparent to all. Most Of the acct
dents and casu alties that befall the wheat
crop, overtake II late in the season---o that
a kind that ripens early, it appears to Us,
would be very desirable. The wheat, be-
sides being harvested so soon 10 the season,
is, we understand, of excellent quality"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

Mr.. Stanton, from the Select Committee,
in reference to the supposed bribery of mem
bers of the House of Representatives, to
procure the passage Of the tariff bill of 1857,
has made voluminous report, synopsis of
hich We have already published. 1t dis
CLOSES curious history of intended bribery
and Wholesale fraud, upon the part of lob
by agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Majority against Convention. .4,373

ICE CREAM. RUSSELL having estas.
lished an agency TOR the sale OF ms ceebra-
ted Philadelphia ICE CREAM il Alexandria.
respectfully informs the citizen, OF Ia'' place
that he has opened Dspo; No. IS King street.
where tie will BE- pleased TO receive orders
for large or small quantities. The price viii
be uaiformly SI,5U per gallon, except when
taken for Schools and benevolent purposes, pic.
MICS or excursions. Ia thee cases the PHce Will
be less. Will open Oh Monday, May 3lst.
nv 27-eolm'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

RIcHMoND.-The following is the result
w. L. Jackson received the whole vote for
Lieutenant Governor; Ii. X. Elyson, Sheriff.
jas. Elicit il elected Clerk OF the Circuit So
peror Court, and Edwin Burton, j NJ. Fran
csco-and Jesse Wherry, Commissioners Of
the Revenue.
FAUQUIER-J. q. Mari has been re elected
Sheriff, and W. S. Byrne, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. and w. ii. Jennings is reported cleo
ted Clerk of the County Court W. i.
Gaskins is reported elected a Commissioned
of the Revenue.
PRINCE WlLLIAx.--Io this county the polls
are 10 be kept open three days. The vote
between Messrs. Goodwin and Davis, Tor
sheriff, is very close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
The Chinamrn, Yeh.

We have been favored with the petusal Of
private letter from gentleman Of undnuht-
ed veraci'y, dated Hong Kong, February l4th,
in which, speaking of I~h. be say:
The ErglIsh and French ambassadors
found despatch from Ych to the Emperor, N
which he reports The decapitation Of 10000
pers Ms in four months. His great delight is
to talk Of the plumber Of rebels he executed.
and be says they exceeded 100 900, and
among them between 1900 and 1900 chief. "
- TniOu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
DIED.

In Philadelphia. on the 18th instant, Mr.
HENRY A FERGUSON, aged 81 years -
washington Star copy
In Washington, on he 27th inst, after a pro
tracted illness, FLAMES H. RICHARDSON
IN the 36th year OF his age.
In Washington, on Wednesday, the goth in.
slant. OF consumption, Miss JANE MARY
THOMPSON, in the 24th year of her age, sec,
ond daughter OF William Thompson, esq, oil
Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Bank orthe Valley, In virginia.

The officers Of the moth"r bank are; Henry
II. Brent Cashier; Jas. P. Rely, Teller; Jos,
5. Carson, Discount Clerk; Nathaniel Bent
Book.keeper Edwin S. Brent, Note Clerk.
The banking capital Of the mother bank
and branches amounts, it will be seen, To
81 3 Is 900, forming an important part IN the
banking capital Of the Safe. The capital OF
the hank upon which dividends are declared
is Sl,2lj, 900 OF the capital at Christians
burg 100000 is portion Of the surplus
fund which the hank is permitted to use as
banking capital by a special act Of the Legis-
lature.
The dividends for the year 1857 were nine
per sent; four and halt per cent semi-annu.
ally The last sales Of stock were at one
hundred and ten dollars, or ten per cent
above par.
The current year erds the second Wcdnes-
day of May, 1859 Winchester Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SyOWDKN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 90, 1858.

We are in receipt of letter from our young
townsmsn. K. r. FowLE. esq. dated April
3rd. written at Camp on Rio San Pedro. New
Mexico. The writer is Acting Commissioner
and Quartermsster of the Ell Paso and Fort
Yuma Wagon Road Commission. We make
au extract You are aware that Gabrie!
Wharton and Peyton Hume are attached to
our commission. Peyton has been from us
now three months, experimenting the con
struction of one division Of our road. He
" i'll return iu tho course Of fortnight. be
portion of the road which he has charge Of
ss Assistant Engineer. lies between the Pmas
Villages, on the ella River, aud Fort Yuma,
on the Colorado. The highest compliments
have been bestowed on the work, and OF
course on bis management, by all who bave
passed over it; and | am sure 1t Is justly
deserved. Wharton left Us 10 lay out some
work behind our advance party. Both are
we'll. We have now three working parties
iu the field, aud 10 the course Of next week
three more will start 10 advance OF the Dain
party. On Monday the Engineers leave os
for the town of La Mesils, on the Rio
Grsnde. going through Nugenrs Pass 10
tho San Calistro Mountains, and laying
cot the work ahead for the working bands
to complete. They expect to reach the Rlo
Grande in about six weeks, and will be di-.
banded. Our party comprising the officers
and lsborers, teamsters dc. follow on, com-
plesng the work laid out, aud reaching La
Mesilla in about three months, where, the
labors of the commission being ended, the
party will be disbanded
You are are aware, doubtless, of the object
Of this Commission. IL has had only $500
OOC appropriated to it, but am sure good
use has been made of it, aod much benefit
will accrue to the territory through which the
road it has made will pass.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The River and Hsrbor bill in the Senate.
and tho Appropriation bills in the House Of
Representatives. are now the principal topics
Of discussion in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
Maryland. has referred tue whole matter, re-
lstive to division of the Diocese, to COM
mittee Of nine of the clergy and laity to eI-
anime and report on the same ct the next
Invention, after obtaining the sense OF all
the clergy, parishes and congregations, and
If favorable, then to report proper lines for
the division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Union announces the result of the
County Election, in Alexandris, under the
cad of Unexpected Victory" and says
"Tbs Democracy Of Alexandria rejoice great
IL 10 their success, having carried both the
candidates to which regular opposition was
offered!"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The article copied in a late number of the
Gazette, relative to the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company, should have been credited to
the Cumberland Telegraph.