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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
mRnufac,urins la Connecticut.

The Hartford Times has the following 10
relation 20 the manufacturing industry OF
Connecticut:
"A successful manufacturer in this coun-
ty, in conversation d day or two since, re-
marked to us that IN respect to the goods
produced ty American manufacturers, Of
nearly all descriptions, but especially cassi-
meIes, s~ssiusts, &c., there has been o greater
improvement of the quality during the last
year than IN auy other elk years combined
since the cVDmencCmeEt Ut our home manu-
features in the United States. Cvntrasted by
The side Of American broadcloths and cassl-
mcrC5 mace ten years ago, the goods Of 1858
look Ike the best ImpCrtcd articles; aGd II is
plain that n Il tex years more tic home &C.
mand will be supplied ty American goods
cqua! 10 the best foreign made fabrics. Most
Of the small manufacturing establishments IN
Connecticut, during the past two or three
years, have done ~ well, pecuniarily, in pro-
portion 10 the capital employed, as almost
any o.hcg Kind u business; some bsve made
MONEY, aud some aave made II losing bust
ness ul u, according 10 :hGir several methods
Of carrying 90 their business. The expert
nett II being tried, satisfactorily BY some, to
avoid TIC commission houses and relying upon
their O"n Gale"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
Legal E~-trsinis on SuackerF.

The London Times hopes 70 sec " proper
mc.sure introduced into Parliament to re-
gr!ate the medical profession, and II posi-,
hie. {, raise the standard o! Us gua.iEcatO -,
bat expresses its lack 0! cDLfacnce as 30 tia
effects Of = law On the restriction Vi 4aeekcry.
The really elective portion Of any medical
bi!t vii be, il tbs opinion OF the Times, not
:hat which il negative, but that which Is
positive, rot that which prohibits, but that
when establishes. To fac qnacks and
coatiscate quacS medicines will not 20 far to
cxait medical SCIENCE u 20 promote " health
Of the community, 10 raise the character oil
the recognised practitioner, to make biz e3-
aminatiOus more searching, and ns position
more honorable. to mold Uus the pr zss only to
sucn az have passed through a proper training,
aud nave deserved "a proper l~iceuse; these ndre
positive enactmcU,s will, it i, argued, do
tar more for the elevation OF the profession
and FOX the sanitary condition Of tue putiic
yeneraliy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
From Mexico.

Now Orleans papers of Tuesday week, COD
tanning Mexican news, are to hand.
Tampico was captured by the Libera'ists
With four hundred trontiersmen, assisted by
the revolutionists inside.
Gen. Vidaurri, with ten thousand nen, and
ffty.four pieces OF artillery, was lett at sar
Luis early this month. to march against Qua
n~ajuato and the City of Mexico.
A financial transaction was about to taSe
place between Gen. Fidaurri and the Cover
nor of Zacatecas, by which 1t was provided
that Vidsurri would be placed in the posses
sion of ample means to insure success.
An express arrived at San Luis OF the 10th
of August, saying that the forces oi AIam
berri had defeated those OF Melia; thai
those of Buerts bad defeated those OF Mira
mon, stationed at Salamanca; that Mlramon
was 90 his way to the City of Mexico, and
that the forces of Aramborri had goneln pur.
suit of the disbauded ones Of Mejla, until
the latter had entered Gueretaro. Wha: o
scene of confusion 4!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

Does Chinese Sugar Cane Kill Cattle T!
From the ChuTtesLOn Mercury.
Mr.. EDIT r.: | have ted this plant to ali
kinds Of stock for the fuuT past seasons, IN
every stage Of its growtL--green, ripe, aud
cured as fodder. | have found it the best
soiliug plant | ever raised-horses, mules,
! sheep, swine, goats, ard cattle rapidly fai-
tening when fed on It. | fed two hundred
and fifty bushels vi the seed during the past
winter so sheep, goats, aud poultry, aud |
attach The relative value Of oats to il as win.
! ter food for these animals. Ii April lat, |
sowed twenty acres broadcast 10 sugar mil
let, intending ir az a pasture for calves ard
mich COWS. On the irs: Of July | turned
tho n!ich cows, sheep, goats, calves, swine,
and geese upon it, and have not lost Il single
animal. They have all improved rapidly;
aud, although have large numbers Oh the
field, tho heritage bids fair to keep ahead OF
all demands made on il. | made it a point
to take my animals trMn good pastures, and,
feeding then we'll before turn!rS them III,
allowing them q plenty Of salt. If IA half
starved COW is turned on wheat, peas, OF 10
dian corn, she is just 30 likely to de ir"m
OVCr-callnS THESE crops Us sue is iTOm SuiuSTc
sug!r.cane. The disease which kills cattle
when cYsr-led on green food 10 - hungry
state is termed hOOre, the best cure for which
IL Is drench OF a rini Of salt dIsso."et 10 &
gallon OF water. This vii! relieve az AMI
ma! sometimes in q inmate. Peas, Of ali
green feed, is the most dangerous, from the
i~latulent nature OF the plant. | have fire.
~queutIy seen hall q dozen COWS die 10 q Iew
hours after they werc turned iHto u iuIu-
rant pca field 10 The fall, and % frequently
have seen others relieved by the above dose.
4 cow which, like the asses u Lphrain,
had bccn feeding on the east wiod during
the winter, and g,a2ed upon the roid-sides
and busbea, migat De expected to DIE from
iay after al over iced u sugar iniiict. /
nave suwed broadcast az the rate ol ore and
a halt bushels Uf sugar cane seed TO the acre
"a meadow WINCH | intended - convert IL.
to good nutritious hay for winter food. |
thina more COWS will die GJr the want Of this
fo7d n our State than IRON being oseE-ted
90 Il. | DO not tnihk, with the proper pre-
cautions, it is n any wise more dangerous
than any other green food We are accession
ii to feed, and would advise its extended use
as a scii!Dg and hgy crop in the SJnth.
A. G.. SUMNER, Pomaria, ). &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
A Cat Race.

According to the "Meuse," Of Leige, (to
be pronounced News on this occas;ou( a
match Of this nature took place in that town.
Eighteen cats. belonging to different persons
10 the quarter Of the city called the Oltre-
Mausc, we're taken a distance of q league
aud let loose at midnight. In exactly half.
nu-bour one Of the cate reached home and
carried away the prize; and all the others
arrived 10 rapid succession. Three toms.
whose rowing disposition trlumphed over eve
r. sporting sentiment, dad not, however, make
their Appearance until after sunrise. Their
names have consequently, been scratched
out Of all other subsequent racing engage
tn4Ifs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
Dissppe.renCe Of Mrs. BRENNAN.

Tue New York PyiiGe G!zette believes that
Mrs. Brennan is alive, and says detectives
are eudeasorins TO discover her. Ono desec.
tive traced a woman who answers h"r descrip-
ton in every particular to West Point. tie
went there and had 81 interview With her,
ani was more convinced than ever that she
was Mrs. Brennan; tut instead Of telegraph
lng tor some one who kn,w hsr, while
be, 10 thc mean time, kept an eye cr all her
movements, he ca;ne 70 tho city ieT proof ot
identity, Tut When he returned s5e vas gone.
We believe tuia detective saw Mrs. Erebnan,
but he buu.ied biz work, and .hus ialIej to
satisfy her friends or receive tie reward. We
are under the la preston that sna is ,t!l. alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
The Treaty OF Peace with China.

In the following tclegraphic despatch, CO.
pied from the Paris Monitcur, We have d
confirmation of the news of the conclusion
Of a Treaty of Peace with China:
TIEN-SIN, JUNE 10.
Baron GroS 10 His Ercelieacy, tie -Nt"ister q
Foreign THURS.
The wishes of the Emperor have been full
filled in China. That vast empire is thrown
open to Christianity, and nearly the whole OF
il to the and industry Of the West.
Our diplomatic agents will be allowed To re-
side temporarily at pekiu. Our missionaries
will be admitted everywhere. A Chinese
Euvoy will be sent to Paris. The murderer
of the missionary Chappedelsiue vii! he pom
ished; 1t will be announced In the Pekln Ga
zette. The laws against Christianity will be
revoked. All the engagements are taken
and in part occurred (cons'gnesl under the
seal of the Imperial Commissioners Franco
and England obtain most ample concessions.
The Journal Of St. Petersburg of the 10Th
(s2d) instant, publishes the following:
"By a typograp hical error IN the article
relative to the conclusion Of peace with Chi
ma, in our impression of yesterday, the dates
of the two treaties were omitted. The first
treaty mentioned vas concluded on the lst
| u3lh) of June, and the second, concluded
previously, bears the date Of 10th (2Ssh)
Nav"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

To the editor Of the ALcLaDdyta Gl-.b
As tie subject VI the election ,ish'''
sentative to Congress from this Congress-.
al District is already ''bcfore the fesla
you arc respectfully requested TO pacls- q.
following extract from an article 10 ~
Warrenton Wing, 10 relation to the PoIa1
Of toe district. That paper ia tAoFgCiai
opposed to the reelection Of Gov. smith, 30.
every Wing and American in tho dI.'H'
should take the sumo ground, and Notes.
the views Of it's editor. AL2rNEbsl.
"Tbe Redmond Enquirer of TIE 5..''"
in noticing an article trom the hsre,,'
Wbig, 10 reference to the politics u ib' ~
trict, takes occasion TO pay a weil ioI'"'
compliment to our friend and tO"o'n'+
Col. VIM. ii. Payne, aud at the bottom o. y.
article which we publish above, The s'"-
plainly tells the aspirau;s for C'us~''.''
donors ia this district, tbas they are 'f.l'.
men," unless they subject their Varion' c'U'
to the uncertain chances OF d c1nEeb"D
We presume that the thing Is liked
vention is 70 be held, and all our caDI's'
plaus ore knocked right on the head W.
our intention to have written biog'"'u.
sketches, tof the Democratic canl'0a!.''
it would take u now, not ie,i than wv 10
10 write short sketches OF the May 'u'''I
Intelligent individuals who Will te p'''
up 10 various parts between this ani 'D.
convention for a nomination. Wen y''
ID ended, ever before il commenced ~.
can ooly sit down quietly and couH' zoe
! dates whose namos, WHOSE CLAIMS, 'bi
talents will en,ille them to appear oo''
distinguished cong!omeratIon o. C'"-
country Democrats and lawyer -
Smith, in the language Of the hotu's.
''neophite," consequently De may De '"t
deiunct. lie stands no more chance y.
nomination than we do. lie IL emp''"'''
dished. The public mey, IN due ".r
pect to SEQ our distinguished Nep..'s"."
candidate for reelection, AMI II us
at the election, be again Totufne'' -,
may, in two years from this, e1P's -
him again a candidate, ana so''.
successful then, the public may %.
(proviied old L,utoun gers not '1,A
District, see him a Candida as'.o' ,o,r
on until POOL, if be lives. ""9 '"I +, m,G
man will be, time alone eau ',S' +:
be Henry Shackeiford, or Jas 90 co. p,,s.
Jack Seddou, or Gen. Hutton, u n,",l
or David Fun.,eo, or George Bfsn',
Willis, or perhaps to effect 8 :I%I , a
Seymour Lyon; at any rate our a,, 2,
como 10. lie will have TO % 'H.., .,a
motions of 1855 again, bat, toat w. g.
him. Tho noUineo Of 8 coo'sD',.. ".
carry the major part Of lh' D.,a 10
The Wing candidate will be " CIV ~
n4ted,) an able and popular m'D'
get the foil Wing vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
4 Rs N ,.Rlu.yu Iu,o

The Bank Of Memphis Mas biUwa up ~
gas:--The gas burner il tie iron vault was
left burning. As soon Us the atmospheric
air vas consumed, THE oxygen it consains)
the burner went cut. When Mr. Roach opeu.
ed the vault and lighted 6 match Inside, The
gas baving filled the vault, at once exploded,
ending tim aud Mr. Gillelaud With grea;
violence t. The front end Of the room, burst
;og out the front doors which bad not been
opeued, and also breaking tue heavy oaken
back door into fragments, which strange u
tell, 10 i~mmedistely behind the vault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

u IL a"
Yesterday afternoon, as one Of the cars OF
the Metropolitan Railroad relied alOug it,
rails, a lady extensively beaJunched and ca
pansi7siy crin5tiDei, becku1ed to the polite
conductor ~ it was passing West-s.rcet, ia
order TO take passage to the South end. Her
robe was in 4 state 1T dele Gus n Us
tissue folds we're hardly cold from The NAILS
les last artistic touch, aud her attire aitygc,b-
or was gotten Up evidently with q reckless
re:srile-suess Cf expense. Tie c,r WAS Ou-
ly partly iiled-Jno side irc0 from @n3um-
brauca. Upor is cushions shs snt herself at
ease nith thought Tor her robes iu;actaeSS
urFermoSt, aod rpread It's soiuminoua h0un-
ces carefully to ,aeir natural amp!ituic.-
She cast her eyes ~ the conductor win az
air Of c0mpOsure. sang .Troid, and self cO!lec-
tedn"ss.
"C0nductor," she asked, in the biandest 0;
manners ani n"st mei!iiilous Of tones, ''how
may seats do | cccupy?'
Taxed by surpri:r, be glanced from one
side to the other of her extended dress, ant!
then at her. The lady's face was ssreneiy
intsrrogitive.
About four, | should think, Madam he
said wondering what would come next.
Here arc twenty cents" she said, drop
ping the dimes from her lsyender-kidded tn-
gers in bis extended palm Il do not wish
to be disturbed"
One would have thought tho possibility Of
disturbing sucn a supreme embodiment oil
composura rather IN possible; bat having Sc
cured herself from the chance, in spite ol
stsras aud whispers, the quadruplei lair pnr-
.ued her say happily aud unceasedly To her
destination. 1t was 4 spectacle 10 ADMIRE
We commend her example t. oil ledis! o.!
similar bailoonish diurensions.--Bost0n Bee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

In England, lately, a suit for breach Of
premise of marriage WAS brought by a tsh-
erman's daughter against o captain in the
English army, fixing damages ut fifty thou
sand dollars. The love letters of the gallant
captain we're 80 numerous that they were
priuted for the accommodation Of the counsel;
making 10 ell q volume Of one hundred and
nipety.eight pages. The matter was finally
compromised by the payment to the inquired
lsdy of the sum of ten thousand dollars, With
the promise that the volume Of letters should
be burnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
Tb. s.,v Gov.rnmsntL Loan.

The Bankers Magazine for September, in
reference to the last loan of 5 per cent, says
that, as the government loan bearing 3 per
cent. interest is selling at ll6 per cent. the
late S per cent loan Of 1874 Is worth - H.
and ut that rate it pays the same rate ut H.
forest. The above cannot be generally
known among the holders OF the . per cent.
loan, or they would convert their & per cent.
into the 5 per cent, and thus save about D
Der cent. OF the premium which they are los
ing at the rate Of about Il per cent. per
anpum. I1ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
California peiilIcs.

! gentleman residing in this city has re-
ceivGI = letter !rcm bis sou, 10 California
taiei August 18Th, 10 which he says: You
viii zee BY tue papers that the BrUderIck
party, or ie:t wing Of the Black Republican
party, III !hls State, has fused with the simon'
pare EOoiiy heads, The Administration OF
National democracy will, however, gain q
complete victory" e. Hios.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

The telegraph announces the sudden death
on the 10th inst, of Rev. A. W. Black, ID.
D., Of Pittsburgh, IN eminent divine Of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church. DR.. Black
recently received the appointment to the
chair of Biblical Literature in the THEOLOGY
cal Seminary Of tie Ref. Pres. Church, locs'
ted in Philadelphia. and was expected LAS;
in October. For over thirty years he exei-
cised the ministry in Western Pennsylvania,
in the same neigbborhood where his father,
the Rev. DR.. John Black, labored for bali a
century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
Reduction of railroad Salaries.

A. the last meeting Of the Directors Of the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, a resciu.
ton Was passed that the salaries of every Of
tcer connected With the road should 30 re-
duced ten per cent, exceptswo clerks, whose
wages are small. This resolution took effect
on the lst inst.
We know O few railroads that would make
much more money by reducing their rates OF
freight, than by cutting down the pay Of the
smployees.-Ricb. Eng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
The Mania for u uscle,

There is g sort Of Base Ball mania pervad,
ing the country just now. Clubs arc being
organized among the young ren IL hearty
every Now England to~n,--whiie here IN
New York it is estimated there are twenty "r
twenty five organizations Of the kind. The
movement is a good one. Muscle needs to
be developed and exercised rs we'll a. mind,
and there are few better means to that end
than the Base Ball Clubs.-N. J. Exp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
Ernn, WanhlnKlOn.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3-Judge B'"iln,
United States Minister to Paraguay, arrived
here this morning, and for a short time there
afrer hsd an interview with MIR. Cass, at the
State Department.
The President is carefully considering the
remaining cases of the othcers when were
reported upon by the late naval courts OF H.
quiry. Whatever aid he IL receiving from
the Secretary Of the Navy, Attorney General,
and the Commissioner VI Patents, IN the la,
burious examination Of the records and docu-
ments, is merely intended to facilitate the ar'
ransement of all the facts. Tho decision 10
each case will be the result of the Presidents
own unbiased judgment. .
The Indian bureau has no official intelll.
geuce whatever by the last California mail,
concerning Indian relations on the Pacific,
an omission on the part of the agents which
occasions much disappointment, and tol
which the Commissioner cannot account
The agents for months past have failed tc
keep the bureau advised of events in thai
quarter.
The President has appointed Andrew Jack
son Smith, Of Texas, Consul at Laguasa, anc
Jafnes r. MaRulTe, Nousul a. Hhoio'uiu'
who is a resident merchant there, vice MIR
Barr, deceased.
Capt. Pleasanton will accompany Genera
Harvey to the Pacific.
Sir William Gore Ouse'ey's mission to Cen
troll America is, in part, to negotiate Il treaty
with Nicaragua.
The Navy Department is officially advised
of the arrival Of the frigates Savannah anC
Saratoga ut San Juan del Norto, and the de
par.ure Of the sIoop.of-war Plymouth, Oh the
lst lost, for Vera Cruz. to bring home Miu
lister Forsyth.
Capt. Rich, Of the marines, has been de
tached iron the steamer Niagara, that tht
charge of violating the New York quarantine
laws, IN connection with Ray TompKins, may
be investigated by q conrt Of inquiry. Lieut.
Haywood takes Capt. Ech's place on boeri
vi that vessel.
A board, consisting of Chic: Engineers
Archibald, Wood, Hunt, and Martin, TO eH
anime the bids for constructing the engines
and machinery of tho new sloops-of-war, inc
at the Navy Department this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

The U. S. Steam frisate Niagara took
her departure from New York, on Sunday,
for Charleston, S. c., where she is to receive
on board the captured Africans of the SLAYER
Echo, to convey them to the coast of Africa.
She will not of course enter the harbor, bot
will lay off and on, outside the bar, and the
slaves will be conveyed 90 board 10 a steam
tug provided for the purpose. From last &C
counts it would not take a very large steam
or to perform this duty, as o considerable NOR
tally is reported to have occurred among
them since they were transferred to Sulli-
vans Island for safe keeping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

We learn from the Philadelphia papers
that MIR. David Byron, one Of the operators
attached to the magnetic telegraph company
in Washington, was knocked down aud rob-
bed Of his carpet bag on Thursday last, at
Front and Gray's alley, III Philadclphi'. 1t
appears that Mr.. Byron arrived in tho even
inc train from New York, and Was walking ny
Front street. whom he was attacked by two
man. who threw him down and took bis car
pet bag from him, and were about r'h'ns n's
pockets, when a cab came by, causing The
robbers to leave their victim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

Some of our contemporaries have been
sadly hoaxed by a telegraph operator, who
has bad the tad taste to send q message
that Mr.. Smith, formerly proprietor OF the
Sea View House, had confessed on his death
bed, that be murdered Moses, for whose
death Donpelly was executed. The whole
story ia a bare fabrication, as stupid as ma
licious. MIR. Smith ia alive and we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

A Hanover paper tells the world that the
"silly prejudice against horse flesh" has al
together vanished in Denmark and Northern
Germany, and that in the city Of Hanover
alcrc. ia the course Of Whitsunweck, about
two thousand pounds Of horse flesh were con-
suned. The number Of horses slaughtered
for eating 10 that city is between two and
three hundred a year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
The Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, Sept. l3.-Ths number of
deaths last week from the yellow fever, was
lU3.
SAVANNAH, Sept. l3.-The Chairman Of
the Board OF Health reports a few sporadic
cases Of yellow lever sipce Wednesday last,
and these Of q mild type. There is no cpl
demic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

The Uuion, speaking Of the late arrest OF
a mar in Tennessee, charged with bounty
land warrants Frauds" says:
Every now and then We heal Of arrests
and convictions for frauds upon the Pension
Office, and feel surprised that these o'tre-
heated demonstrations OF the certainty OF de-
~tection and punishment, do not deter others
from the commission Of similar offences, auc
we have almost come to the conclusion thai
the pension and bounty.land systcm--toun
ded originally in the humanity and bench
oepce Of our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES some Pc
culiar demoralizins tendency"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

1t appears that Captain Townsend, of the
captured slave brig Putnam, was not landed
at New York. but taken on to Boston by the
U. S. brig Dolphin. On Saturday be Was
arraigued before UDited States COMMISSIONS
Loring on the capital charge for the offence,
the punishment Of which is death, and was
fully committed for examination on the 2lst
inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15
The New York EGeoing Post is publishing

The New York ETeoing Post is publishing
a series of editorials upon the comparative
excuses of railroads 10 THE country and
Europe, including England, Of course. They
show that the more thorough system OF Euro
pesn management works results, indepen-
dent of the advantages OF the less cost OF ma
terla!s and labor On that side, which would.
if adopted in this country, turn perhaps more
than half the Improbable railroads into
handsome paying concerns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

In lS4l. the aggregate amount OF the
Lake trade was sixry-6ve millions of dollars.
In 1916, it amounted to one hundred and
twenty five millions. In lS4S, to one hun
dred aud eighty-six millions, and 10 1857, to
nearly seven hundred millions Of dollars.-
The aggregate value Of the Lake trade for
1857 beng equal to the value OF the whole
Foreign Commerce Of the United States, the
amount of the latter FROM July lat, 1856, to
June 80, 1857. being a little over SIX hun
dred and nlnety-eight millions of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-15

Advices from the Sandwich Islands init
mate the discovery and appropriation OF two
new Guano Islands by the Hawaiian navy,
to the southwark of the Archipelago. An
ex pedition was to depart for more careful ex'
plorofinn