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CAUTION

THE genui e htghiy CONCENrR r TED tERHtTs'5
L HOLLAND RlrfEHS is put up O. half DO @ botres
ony and re- tiief a. en- dollar for stnEa tctl TIE
great demand sr his truls G. abra ed rue1 fas
iuc many limitations #hch the pa ic -toud guasd
rgsi1st purchaEinE.
AK for BEa IkvE'5 LLAED EIrTERs. -aHu-
fastuTed By Bulamia Page, Jg, * Go. 90 Fit-bu1ghs
Pa, sud that ther IS III l'baf Of q -0t-
tie. BsNIAAIg rAeE JR- n CO..
Manufacturi0s Pnarm .csutist ana ca M ts-
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Nnfica tn Craditnrs

WE have sugErstsa % the Csanty @ urt Of shelly
w Oyurty, TIE in olveney the estate Of ihs late
Tatse. g. CARR IL 4 which al cr-di tnereof Vi
AKA notse and cresut sir clsns q re1nred - iaw,
= 3. HAWLEY.
EIITA 3. CAEEOLIs
Ettu kdrs'F. \ A3aF'tys
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THE SPHFBEOTYPE.

TfuElatest and BY far tie most Important lnpf9Fe-
nent In Photography IS fhs r-canty painted Fl.-
Cure known a. the SPHER EeTTPE Whiea . noi enly
nsw and un Ike any of It's predecessor oll seas -
1901 h an me suhereosype b proof AGAINST TiEs
~ ~ ,-srrH md for richress of tone Vtrsth Z
st- = - fb-f n -icture or utt-e seems snsueEt
- IN air entirely indareud-at CT ile Ni1- tfll-
For ~. picfure ss have TIE Hnciuzt7e rs1t
rhts s-,,eir,ens can Be- SEN iu uur Gallery
r--s ~ sf-., ,-ten N ile vari1us styie By cor
PROF. REMINGTON.
- .---,,-- i - Ch-a,lst With TIRE Artist
be. IN i q t,mss So Fl1esre se1 -.a- ielu
n 81 CLARE
asss.tf fc, rlsFzEAsz
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
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r A IL r o A d i.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


ON and after WEDNESDAY, February 1881. ths
~ Trains on this road Eii run as ioIloEs Sundays
5xoeptesl D
Fhe Nal and fzssengsr ain VII eaFe Panoa daily AZ
7 a. NJ. and strive a. Memphis 81 10 A. NJ
Rsturuing leaves Memphis Al n, and strives At
Psnoia 81 g p -
ne Frrizht and Acoouulodaton Train leaves Memphis
saiy 81 $50 4 NJ and arrives at FEn1ia at u
ResurunE, leaves Pamela a. 2 A. n, and arrives st
Memphis ate n
Prrzouz traveiiag the n .i' Train can spend avs
h1urs IN Memphis ana RETAIN On the ssn,e day.
PASSENGER Traln maE~s d-ect clnuection a. Memphis
With the Memphis sud Ch-risstru Esirad EninE E1st
TIE Memphis and Ohio Railroad z1inE N8rth.
The Freight and ACcommodsfion runs 10 connection
with Stage and from he i0I' wing passs OklEnd
Prtst0l and Grenada there making c1aneciion wits
Stage th-0ggh Car toH ard LexnKton thence % the
ro-hern termin 0f the Mississippi Centrs Rsiroad for
Canton. Jscksnn and NeE Orleana
Throus Ticzsts for Grenada can Be obtained st the
Nrmuhis Dfp1t
This Is much shortest route and passengers leav-
Ing Eeuphis ty the train -rrve IT rea dA te
.aEe evening. having daylight the whoie wsy
". NEWELL
fsH3f n G-ne~sl aun~rI srrufs1f.
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How TO GET RIcH WIFE,-A book has
inst been published IN New Orleans with the
above title, which contains 3 list Of all the
rich marriasesble ladies aud gentlemen in Lou
isisna and the adjoining States, with the amount
nf solid rhino nnssessed bY Zach.
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A. Clicag1, ooans-ti1g With Michigan Cs-trE Cars.
lasvl1g the SINE d-p1- for D5-ro {, Nitzarz Fal
20 hester AInsry NeE Y n sB5.tl1, ard 81 Eaztsru
and AfIluitc Citi-s. On'g tE1 changes Of n N
cairo b Ma ant tlrss fr8m "a q Aibanv, and
f1nr from ca r. o NeE YORK. Tine ron Caro- = New
YORK - hlurs. Connects a. SandovaI with ohio a1t
vi ssSipn Railroad IRON st Lsuts Tince1nes a.
Pana, Win trains % ths T-rrs Baste, alton md ST.
Lo1is Rslrlsd, India1aDolis L1uisvIe and Cincin-
-st; AZ reca-ur. with main lice Expr--s for Galera
and Dinisith-ths lat e. c1nne-tifg with t-sias 70
Sp-ingdeli. Naples Rex Isltnt Bur7xton and Tiny
Al trtiIs flou Cairs connect - sand0vsI with .he
Oaio AMI Mlssss pp trains for St L0lis AMI Cincu-
uaf
rhe Illinois Central RaIr1ad Company haye Add %
thai- Eol ing StcE twenty suDe-b stttaro srerinz
cars Of which viii Comfortably berth hfty psssen-
g=rs-
Through Tickets.
Etsr By Sfeca a5osf rio So. L0is and thence bg Rci-
roct 70 Cciro and thence By Railroad 70 az pO.Efs
North
god for y-a- snt allowing holf--s % stop Gt any
point and r-sune heir seats AZ pleasure and s irfor
nation resp'c ing the route be urei apuca-
tin Il the Comp inv's On - t5 Je street doors
east OF The Commsrcitl Ho'ei Hamphis
WILLEAH WORM. Aren't,
For Illinois Celrrsl and on nj issp-i Raj ruais
an RAJ rlsl Ia uf etean -. ma-ft-IF
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II We have received from Col. Jno. Pope
the bi-snhusl report Of the Tennessee STATE
Agricultural Bureau to the Legislature Of the
State, comprising the transactions Of 1856 and
1851 We fad that there was an omission 10
the report of the last Agricultural Fair. The
cost Of articles and fixtures was upward Of
81 600, and ne Teeripts about So 900. A Floral
Hall and other improvements will be made for
the Fair in October next.-ERquirer Of yssteT-
dan
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NOTICE.

M n sLEOSE has retained from New York,
" after ~ el1s Of zine months, and has efaotec
some astoundit cures n that ciy He hss taken an
once No 81 N0nree street be veeu Nsin and second
strsots "a win the practioe Of Medicine where
has for sale hrs c=5rstsd C0npouB1s- Al calls at
tendsf TO- day atght- As he intends locating perA
aerty NsIrhis and from the EreEt success be has
had the treafe1t0 tae variouE al cases. he thinks
be should have LIBERAL pStc5nsg from The citizens of
Ea1Dhis tanS-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
T.Ieyrrph,c Dispatches,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--P. M-The Senate
democratic caucus hos chosen Mr.. Green, OF
Mo-. in place Of Mr.. Douglas, fer chairman
Of the committee Of Territories. The vote
wac seventeen to six. The six as follows:
Messrs. Brown Clingmsn. Shields, Bls'er'
Green and Thompson, Of New Jersey. On
the last vrte only four were for Douglas.
MoNrG merry, NV. 9--The river ia now
10 good Eoating order and neither passengers
or freight experience any difficulty IN reach
ing their destination.
SALEM, Mass, Dec. 9.--The boiler in tho
tannery of Mr.. j B. Lord in THE place ez-
nloded to-day, by which accident MIR. Henry
Miller engineer Of the concern vas instantly
killed. The building was completely demol'
ished.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.--The following
additional items of intelligence ere embraced
in the aGy.ees Ter steamer Quaker City: The
sixth regiment arr,sed at Benicla on the 10th
ult. The State &C California has sued Messrs
Wells, Fargo & Co. for SOD 600 Of the 80
900 scrip stolen from the State treasury -
Mining wac good, but rain was needed Cat
tie were suffering for want food. TIE appoint
men, of receiver fer the new A'medan
quick silver mires has been denied 10 the
Federal Courts ard the injunction ott'nned
Sr LoUJ,. Dec. 9-The overland Califor
MIA mail of the 18th has arrived. bringing
four passengers. 1t bsavS camelS bad been
recovered. :,
The Presidents letter to Mr.. Butterheld
had been received at San Francisco, and mott
ced nv the pare.s az guarantee OF the al
mipistration being 10 favor of the PACING
railosd.
George Pen johnson had been resrrested
at San Francisco on the same charge OF "nico
he bad jus. been acquitted.
WAsnixe-cs, Dec. ct is said that the
Nicaragua hilbusters have their rendezvous
somew here in the Florida Keys. And there
ls little, If any doubt that the steamer + eo
ION which left Mobile on the lst OF Dec. pos
sihlv for Texas, carried out large number
of them. together with ammunition. Ii IL
evident cur government "a not kept fully ad
yised tf their ulans ard movements.
COLUMBIA, S. C. Dec. The Judge oil
tbs United States Court decided that the Law
of 1920 is constitutional. The Echo prison
era have been remar ded to Jail to wait the
action of the Grand Jury at the next term OF
the court, on the charge Of piracy.
ALBANY, Dec. She whole board ct OF,
re,,ors OF the New York Central railroad
have ieen reelected with the exception OF
Mr., John u. Rolf, wbose place he supplied
BIZ Mr.. CT aries II. Russell.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 4jec o.--The steamer Il
Howard from New Orleans fer Nashville was
supk on Saturday uesr Gaines landing: She
had on hssrd cargo of sugar and c. flee and
the total loss is estimated at 100000. No
lives lost.
Leury1LLr Dec. 9--Tte telegraph office
end most OF the Springfield Block at CAIRO
H. was burnt Last night.
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Indictments at Obsriin. OHIO,

1t will be remembered that on tie 18th Of
Saptem Der Last, slave named Little thu"
Was arrested 10 O5ell!n, by L. 5. Deputy
Marshal Dove, IF Columbus, by virtue Of a
warrant issued by L. 5 Commissioner Chit
tenden, Of the Southern District Of Olic--st
the instance of Anderson d Jennings--the
depuied agent Of tho owner JOHN q. Bacon,
both residents of Mason county, Kentucky.
The same day a mob of the citizens OF Obrr-
lin was raised t. prevent the execution vi the
process by the Marshal. and toe negr" was
rescued at Wellington, a fes miles from Oher-
lr. The citizens OF TIM latter place held a
meeting, and determined 20 resist for the iu-
ture, any ATTEMPT 70 arrest negro q; ODER
lin. Tue recollection of the att,ir la. mostly
died away, but i's history il revived by the
recent act Of the U. 5. griud jury at Cleve-
land, v BIO have brought their isbOrs TO q
close, by finding true bills against thirty-seven
of the ring leaders in this affair, including
the Rev. Henry Peck, Professor in Ooeriin
College, the Rev. Jas. NJ. Fitch, fUrmerly
Missionary to Jamaica, several theological
students. fi7e fugitive slaves, and thirty other
citisnus OF all cDlcrs.
Tue two clergyman and eleven others are
Indicted for aidiGg aud abCts'rg tho rescue o.!
the negro, and the remaining tw"n'7-'ouT
are indicted for the rescue l!-eii.--Ne~ Io'H
COmmerClQL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
Ideas of Econ ON v,

Mr.. Buchanan. in bis message, admits
that the revenue of the country is wholly in
adeo ,ate to the expen dtures of the country
upon their present scale. The public debt
IN the Il, Of July, in the present year, vas
S549l0772 o. t. which sum that o! SlO,'
600, 600, The rem ,inlng half OF the loan au-
,h0rpzed on the l4'h Of June, is 10 be added,
making the total public debt within few
dollars Of sixy.fve millions. Upon this
state OF things the President observes, first,
that TO resort to loans TO meet the ordinary
expenses OF the government would be ruin
Gus policy; second, that the revenues must
be increased by an amendment OF The tariff
in some particulars; and third. that rigid
economy must. be prsctised. % this latter
point he dwclis with some mlnuteness. The
objects OF expenditure should be reduced in
number and what appropriations ere oeces'
s.ry should or strictly scrutiniz ID. lie has
instructed the Departments to cut down their
estimates. and promises to aid Congress 10
do this TO even n greater extent.
ibis reads we'll But now let US see how
the President practices what he recommends
to Congress, bearing 10 mind that the public
debt is already slyty-ise millions Of dollars,
ADD the public revenue is not adequate to the
public expenditures even of the most ordi-
nary character. Uoder these circumstances
be sccoupane s his homily on economy With
the following recon- neudations, aud these
in addition to the ordinary appropriation
bills
|. The purchase Of Cuba.
. The establishment OF an indefinite mum.
Der OF military posts 10 Sonora aud Chihua.
hua, and the support OF al army to occupy
them.
8 TIE employment Of the army and navy
to open and keep vpeD the Nicaragua transit
route.
1. The employment Of the army and navy
for the same purpose with reference TO the
Panama route.
5. The employ nent Of the army and navy
for tho sams purpose With respect to the Te-
huaDtepec route.
3. 4 resort 70 war with Costa RIGA and
Nicaragua, if our demands are not complied
with at al early day.
The construction of more war steamers.
5 The Construction by government aid VI
the great P4ciE: rs!lroad.--N !. Conn.,
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MA EiiIr

November 25th, by Elder T Wallace New
man, Mr. ALBERT A DEWEY. and NJ.
REBECCA A. FAIhFAX, all OF Fa.s.as Con,
ty, Virginia.
On Tuesday, 30;h OF Noyember. by E.l,f A
H Sp.lman, GEO. l. THARPE. 20 Lu,Y 4
OVERLY, ali OF the county Of Fauquer.
At Bryantown, Charles County. Marylaa.
on the 25th of November by Rev. Fa'agr ".
nanzi, Mr.. JAMES 4. MUDD, % Miss EN.Ll
BOARMAN, all of the abo:e named place
On Sunday evening last, December Stu. a. ID.
residence OF Mr.. Jacob pi'maa, by Rev v @
Eggleston. Mr. f.. 4 HlbBARD, 10 Ms, CAR
OLlNE VI STEPHENS, all Of Wucar,'rs
On Thursday morning last, by the he. {
Walker, Dr. q. + MASON, OF Charleston.
Va, 10 Miss MARGARET h HGLLiraf
daughter OF Dr. k. J. MckIm Holiday, OF " d..
chester.
On the Both uItimo, in Winchester. b, BE-, ,
V. Blake, GEOkGE Il. ROY>TUN. oI 81
word. Clarke County, and Miss MARY Cain
ARINE STUMP, OF Winchester.
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A New Light.

The London correspondent Of tho New
York Commercial Advertiser, writes that q
new discovery is about to be introduced.
which, If il realizes the s,erment OF the pa
tentees, will revoluticnize all our existing
methods OF illumination. Ii was first pu blicly
exhibited during the visit of the Queen TO
Cherbourg; while her Majesty was passing at
night from her own ship to that OF the En-
peror. The raw material may be cheap
gas, made from the most common materials,
aud the increase OF bri!lisncy is obtained by
passing 1t through new medium, which is
said to have all the advantages OF lime with
cot itq desructiblIity. The calculations put
foTta are, tina, light equal to that of 500
street lamps, and lasting twelve hours, Gao
be obtained alta cost equal to g. cents, or 81.
g. sterling. while ''lor domestic purposes, y
one jet cqualliug in effect Is pounds Of con-
dies, and costing only III. Is cents for II
hours, will give q light fully double that Of
any ordinary gas burner. IL is asserted
also, that tae requisite apparatus lis cheap,
pretecty portable, and capable OF being ma
mayed even by child, that the light is free
from smell, very white, extremely pure, and
characterized by tho property OF burning
steadily, continuously, and without dlmInu.
zion. The pGtentee Is the Hon. W. h. FI,g-
maurice, and the statements n sde are 80 far
endorsed by respectable and competent per-
sons az to lead 70 the hope that the discovery
may provo what il il Represented 81 be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
Our EoreIRn Relations.

Our foreign relations are noticed in pretty
much the same style as before, and We see
nothing srrikingly new in this branch 1t DIS
cussion except the attitude assumed by the
President towards Mexico The proposition
10 occupy two OF the provinces u that de-
.racted republic mas a decided squintlns at
expansion. IL may be pretty safely prtdIc-
ted that il we once lay hands upon those
prosinces on any pTettDce, and get them /"
our grasY, they will never afterwards Dc re-
stored TO Mexico There will always be
pretexts enough with our manifest destiny
rulers to hold on 10 them and We shJuid
consider the oacu patton vi them IN the way
proposed as a sure re iecessJr OF tier annex
alton. The establishment and maintenance
ty this government o! military posts III the
territory OF a power with which Ne are
a. peace ADD without is consent, u.s. to our
view, q strange International PToieGura-
But the DEMOCRATIC parry, whose caiei opeh-
" AID earnestly recommends this h!gh-aan-
ded aof il q wonderful! party. add therefore
We must expect to he very often astoni-b.d
by i,s f ats and its eats. Ii occurs to Us TO
remark juet here that it appears not little
singular that whilst with all the trans 1HdH-
tic potentates Except her Catholic NJ :JeSiy)
We are on terms of peace and amity, yet on
the american on'iaent. We are involved IN a
quarrel with almost every state outside Of our
limits. Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa R'ca,
New Grenada and Paraguay supply our gov
erbuebt with endless materials for indig-
nant complaint and hostile thresteoings -
Every roiling year seems tut more TO CON-
pionte ADD increase the difficulties. We do
not mean to be understood as blaming toe
President for recommending the resentment
OF national wrongs aud insults, whether they
come from feeble and contemplate powers or
from mighty once. We merely ront to the
fact we have stated as an apparently curious
one. We sincerely wish the country hap-
py deiiverance from ali these snarls il has
gotten into With its Spanish American neigh.
bors. The end We strongly suspect will he
a tOlerably smart territorial extension other
by hook or by cro9k, of which We beg leave
to say, we are not IN favor, believing for
sundry reasons which we will perhaps, cx-
plain hereafter, that it will be Injurious gen
orally, and particularly 70 the oyuta.--R.
tersJurg Inteiiiyencer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
The Episcopal Church.

There is no canon which forbids the loan
Of an Episcopal Church to denomination OF
Christians for tae purpose of worship. At
one time it was thought rule of the church
forbade it; hut the Bishops ofthe Church, as
ssmbled in General Convention in 1920, de-,
clare their opinion that the canon Fs!erred
to, "does not prohibi! the lending OF
snv church TO arg respectable cot gregatioO
an apy occasion Of emergency" Thus cur
correspondent C" will perceive hat our Bishops
being Me judges, there is no violation
of ordination VOWS" and mo perjory" 10
brethren lending their churches upon an oe-
cssion they deemed one Of emergency Al
the meetings If our Conventjon, churches are
leaned US. NV if We accept them. surely
We ought 20 resiprooatc Southern CAurc'-
man.
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yskE u,

Suddenly, Of apoplexy, on me Oh In'..
| Capt RICHARD ARELL, IN the 7rtn yrlr
his age u The friends o. TIE family arr 70
| quested 10 attend his funeral on Sslulday
day) the lth instant, ar 3 o cI"cs, /. w.. na.
the residence OF MS sister Mis-. iuu,ur
| Lowe, No Sc, DuEe street
Yesterday morning, Mrs ELEANOR r..
RY, wife OF Noble + Berry, ~ the a. s,.r
her age II Her funeral VI, ,aar .a.,
Sunday afternoon CO.mOrrow a ai..la' #
O'Clock, from the residence ., her soa.a ..'
ferdinand knight, on GGbb,u slice, meas Va.
In this city, December Stn. 1855. Franc
LIN CREIGHTON CLARK, lnlan, 20. y.
| &. and AdeIlne Clark.
In this city on the 7'h irs'sn'. ADoLPHl
son of William and Elizabeth Taylor ase!
years and days
In Washington, on the S'h instant MA"
ANN WALL, aged sIyty-'nTee yrar'. d" h...
Der of the religious society OF Friend, g.
mother OF VIM Wal, Of the fan OF ".
Stephens y Co and Of Captain Nlehu.a, ".
OF St LOUIS, Missouri. The ""ce-snd Boz, Do"
a resident OF thai city for many years, AL u
| OF its Oldest teachers.
In Washington, on the 9th instant. OF r.
sumption, Mrs. MARY a. LEE, IN 20, :.
year OF her age, reIIct o the late r.. >m..4 -.
of Detroit, Michigan.
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Letter from -riddI.bu,.

Correspondence Of tie .4htq,,,I,,, ....
MIDDLEBuRG. December 9.-UsI.,p....
MEETIsG-R v. n N)Iand. eco. a. A..
marie, addressed the Union PRAYER NJ
on last Sunday evening, ursirs u v.rv o
chile terms a more perfect uuanlu..,y am.
the different rel g,ous denopination. 49,.
purpose of carrying cut the c r,sm,..... -,
OBJECT OF the meeting lie recommend ,..,
the meetings be conducted by tae la.,g +,
preference to the clergy, such being The -.
most uniform custom IN other place.
UNION PROrRAc1ED MEETING A r-,,....
ed meeting Is III progress 10 tie n
Church, at Union, sIuce las. S.tu,3,v ..
doct' d BY tie Rev. Messrs. Lip,,.u,, 49,.
Carson. ~
PoRS Pork is selliog at s. per hcp,r.t
The supply is limited. scarcely col.! I, -.
! demand VIC
The LYcEux.-rhis Institution At il. a..
meeting % Monday night. ln.,.l,o. ~.
newly appointed odcer-. Which j.. 49,,
greater evil, lntemperauce or Var VA. s,,..
well handled discussion decide! I0f.r--.i
the acknowledgements. On r...
Monday night, the gu stion t,- dl-cu-...7r.
is It probable that the Am,rcsn Co.,r,s.
would have gained their ludepen ieu,. ~.
the Revolutionary War without tie and If,
France?" VI
SERMON The Rev. q W. Carter r,,,,.
ed in the VI. Z. C.urch, last night Tb.g,.
II was not known to any 10 cur VILLAGE -
hours before the Rev. gsntIemau 9 N nep,et
his Discourse, that he would al tee, ,rs,
yet the notes he h.i large aud,co,.-
His scour-s was iorciole ard con..u,r,o
aGd lis,caed to By very attentive c,n.r,,s
ton.
Rain We have had considerable ri,
during the pact two days. Frost this &, RI.
ing.
The MITE SOCIETY The Ladies' # hi.
society will glys supper d! B,ker's Hoe.
on the 2iih inst, and II is earnestly haDrt
| that they will meet with tlat cJ.OperLii.n >.
their laudable efforts which they ~ richly
deserve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
Tn. Pr.s,d.nton Mexico.

The New York Journal c: Commerce takes
O more pacIic view " the Presidents intcn-
lions that some others. The temporary pro-
tectorate proposed TO be established over tho
Northern portions of chihuahua and SInora,
and the establishment Of military posts ruth
in these provinces, in order to protect our oWn
frontiers and tie growing interests OF this
country in it's distant settlement of Arizona,
the journal says, does not meet cur unqual'fl-
ed approval The chief objection tina; m'g't
be urged against such course, may be rome
what weakened by The fac. that the local
governments and people of those gr'vlnces
would rejoice, were tie recommendation cn'-
ried into effect, and souid consider the a.
rival OF L. 5. troops welcome means Of p;o-
lection against the sggre-slons OF their own
fclox-ctjzcus. The assumption OF this par
tial protectorate. with the consent o! tie ar.
ties Immediately concerned, might a!so pro-
duCe O moral Eject IN 0taer pars oil Mexico,
and tend to ensure the triumph Of the Cchstitu-
siooal party, With which 1t IL known that We
sy,npatn.x", and whose success We dc-ire.--
Bat if it b. only needed Tor or c~n protec-
too in AZ 2 ma. Nc cannot zee ~b7 the cStah-
jshmart Of military p"s's on Cur own
frontier WCuld not answer the purpose a.
we'll, if not better than tho cccupatien Of
MpXlcac -uii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The Union says that il ENGLAND. "a the
European representative Of free institutions,
is true to her position, fortified by the United
States, she will be inviucible" Others will
end, besides the Union. before long, that it
is not against England that our jeaouses
and fears should be excited. England has
all her interests ct stake in keeping 90 good
terms With the Uoited States. 1t is not 80
With some other European powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

A. the late Indian Conference Of the Meth
od;st Episcopal Church, South, the Tenera
bio Bishop Early ordained twelve Indians
principally chiefs Of their tribes, to the Cos
mol ministry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

1t is .sid difficulty has arisen between
the Uuited States Agricultural Society, and
the Virginia Central, alias Richmond Metro
politan Agricultural Society, regar ling a
balance OF $500, which remains to the
credit Of the latter organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

Mr.. Foster Hale, the inventor OF raised
letters for the use Of the blind, fell down
dead 90 the pavement iu Selma, Ala, Novem-
Der ooh. Upon his person was found
prayer.book, 10 which bis name WAS writ.
ten, and dated Beaufort Co., n. G., July
18th 1886"