Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-28

question OF iuehtty VI the OutuiuS s''"n''i
seen by the Arabian. They report that the
Austria had about COO persons on board.
cnIy g. o.! whom are supposed to have been
saved.
Three Days Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, Sept. 21.--The steamship Prince
Albert from Galway, Oh the night OF the
l4.h, arrived here last night. Ga the 18th,
she broke two h4uges Of her propeller, and
performed the remainder Of the voyage un.
der sail.
The news generally by the Prince Albert
is uuimpo The shipment OF the shore
ends of the cable on board the steamer Bill
boa, at Plymouth, was progressing.
The cable would, in all probability, be
shipped by the 10Th.
The shares of the Atlsnt!o Company were
steady at 600.
The French and English treaties with
China had heen received in England.
/, was rumorel that Canada WAS to be Wis
tied next summer by some prominent mem-
bers Of the royal family, if not by the QIccn
aud her oonsort.
The y 4apu!isan government had received
notice that quantity OF Illuminating gFen-
AIDES in th. form Of fruit had been sent to
/ Malta to be introduced to the Neapolitan
States.
France and England bad notified Naples
not to exact conditions which would renew
diplomatic discussion.
France proposes to maintain stronger
naval force than ever in the Chinese seas.
The MARKErs -LlvERrooL, Tuesday morn.
/ ing-Tns sales OF Cotton Ior two days amount
TO $1,000 Dei-s. Inc Arabla's news caused all
advance. Spectator, took 5000 and exporters
1000 bales The market closed buoyant.
/ BlcaGslaits ciUs"d steady al the last quota.
tons ! uc weather had Used favorable 10 n.
crop. Fuur-cnolce qualities were finn, but
interior dull Wheat closed quiet and nominal
iy unchanged. Corn closed steady; yellow 34s.
n as. ID.
/ Provisions were unchanged. Consols closed
at r7aG'74
The general produce market closed steady
aud g-ueIally unchanged. ConsOis Tor account
/ 97E
Tre.;y between Eng! land and Nicaragua.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2T.--Tbe Times this
morning publishes the draft Of treaty be-
tween Great Britain and Nicaragua, pre-
pared for Sir William Gore Ouseley. Both
governments are said to approve OF it, and
! il also states that Sir William Gore O5use.
/ ley will shortly visit Nicaragua to secure
its ratification.
Eagiand guarantees the neutrality Of the
Isthmu-, and il Nicaragua fails to protect
the passengers EGgianI will use force to
secure them against molestatlon.
The treaty also secures commercial ad-
vantages to both powers
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamer Fiori-
da. which LETT here last Wednesday for 81
vannah, disabled Der machinery off Cape
/ Hattcras, and was towcd up here by the
! steamer Augusta. Her passengers were
transferred to the brig Mary Miliken to DO
landed ut Tybee.
New YORK, Sept 27--Tbe steamship City
Of Washington, from Liverpool on the lob,
has been s,snailed Of Sandy Hook.
CHARLESTON, SEPT. 20 The number Of
deaths by ienvcr during the past week is re-
port"i t. re 81.
- VALUABLE DIV ELLING HOUSE AED
- LOIS OF GROUND roK RENT OR SALE
= hr tnrrc story brick TENEMENT, at the
corner Of Washington and Wolfe streets. with
the large LOT attached, will be put IN good
Order AMI rented IO" to punctual tenant, OF
| sold Oh easy terms.
"a. The desirable LOT OF GROUND, al Ike
corner o Prince and 81. .isaph streets, opposite
the New Custom House, IS offered for sale or
lease THIS Is generally regarded as the most
eligible lot III the city tor dwelling house, Inst
class grocery. or ior Offices.
Sd \ Lot OF GROUND on Union street
20 .cet from Fay"rre Alley, suitable Tor storing
Plaster, &c Apply 70 "
NV GOODS ASD FASHioN>-DUVALL
Il BRO NEncHANr TAMoEs, have tne
pleasure 81 announcing 70 their irirrds and Gus.
TONERS that they are uow in receipt OF their
FALL ana WINTER GOODS, Of the latest
styles and designs, with the fall and winter fash.
ions They are prepared 20 have all garments
mad" 20 order III heir usual style OF elegance
and fashion DUVALL x BRO.
Washington, sep 23-3faw3wit
;OGIS. CATERS. SHOES, Nc, %c.-A
Il general assortment OF Boots Caters, Shoes,
&c Nc Tor Ladies, Gentlemen Misses, Boys,
and ChilIrens wear, OF the best materials and
workmanship, can be tonad at
HARMON BURNS,
4Oo Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4! and i'h
streets. few doors east OF National Hotel
Washington. sep iS-rO2n
LEXANDRIA LIBRARY In Consequence
4 O the eX sting vacancy IL tDe office OF
| Librarian. the alexandra Library w!l! b- open
ed In the afternoon, uEiI turtle; notice, Only
from 4! 20 o'clock the evening hours VIII
remain unchanged.
RICHARD l. CARNE. ir.
sen Za-t: Acting President
~rrs FOR KENT-Toe HOUSE o" 81
1 -. f1S-ra not.