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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-10
PRraEu ay.


The Senate has passed the resolution au-
thorzng the President to obtain settlement
of our difficulty with Paraguay, growing out
of the attack upon the steamer Water Witch.
The resolution reads as follows:
"R.solped, That for the purpose of adjusting
the differences between the United States and the
Republic OF Paraguay, in connection with the
attack on the United States steamer Water
Witch, and with other matters referred TO in the
Annual Message OF the President, he be, and
is hereby. authorized TO adop, such measures
and USE Such TORCE as in his judgment may be
nee. ssary and advisable. IN the crent Of refusal
of Just satisfaction by the Government Of Paraguay
We presume that the passage of the reso-
luton of itself will insure peaceful settle
meut of the cause OF quarrel. The fact that
the United States will not permit the oppres.
sion Of their citizens by petty tyrants TO 90
unpu nisbed--merely because the tyrants are
weak and contemplate, when co pared with
this country, although they are by no means
contem ptihle to the victims who smart under
their iron ds,-will put an end to such
prosecutions; and if the House coDcurs in the
action OF the Senate, this lesson taught to the
President of Paraguay, the most unscrupu-
lous despot of them all, will preclude the
necessity of o demonstration on more ex.
tended scale hereafter, upon some brigand OF
more formidable pretensions. The RESPONSE
bility which the resolution assumes is, how
ever, momentous one, and should be dis
charged with the utmost care-BaH. Am.
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Literary Intelligence.

The prospectus Of scientific maya.
zine, to be called the mathematical Month
w." has been issued by John Bartlett, the
well-kuown publisher in Cambridge, Mass.
/, is to be under the editorial care OF Mr.. j.
D. Runkle, of the Nautical Almanac, who
has received the pledge of active and con-
slant cooperation from several OF the most
eminent mathematicians in the country, IN
GLIDING Dr. Bache, Prof. W. IL. G. Bartlett,
of the Military Academy, Prof. G p. Bond,
of the Cambridge Observatory, Prof Wn.
Chauvenet, of the Naval Academy, Prot. II.
l.. Eustie, OF the Cambridge Scientific
School, Prof. Gillespie, of Union College,
DR.. B. A. Gould, jr., of the Dudley Observa'
tory, Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian lnsti.
tute, Rev. Thomas Hill, of Walthan, Prof.
PIERCE, of Harvard College, and many 9TH
ers. The American Scientific Association,
lately in session 10 Baltimore, have unaa'-
mously recommended the plan Of the work,
as highly important to the mathematical pro-
gress of the country, and the advancement
of Silence, and expressed their confidence
in Mr.. Ruokle's ability to do justice to the
undertaking. The first number of Bunsen's
new Bible appeared in Leipsic, on April 8.
The third volume OF Gervinuss History OF
the Nineteenth Century is expected shortly
to appear. The first number of Pechts
"Art Treasures of Venice" has just been
published. The steel plates are suid to be
eycelleDt
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American Privsteers In the late War.
A History of the Privateers of the Late
War, of which condensed account is given
by the Petersburg Intelligepcer, states that
the whole number Of privateers and private
armed ships, commissioned as cruising ves-
sells. and actively engaged during our war
with Great Britain, during the years 1872,
1918 and 1914. were two hundred and htty
sail. Baltimore is the ClrypLGus on this
noble list, having furnished more than one
fifth of the whole uumber--5S. New YORK
sent ont So; Salem 10; Boston 81; PhiladeI-
phis II; Portsmouth IL; Charleston lO. DC.
More than two Thousand sail of British arm
ed vessels and shipping we're captured do
ring the war; and Of this nu nher two thirds.
at least or more than 1900 were taken
by our privateers and letters nsrque. The
privateer Scourge, of New York. was very
successful, and made about thirty valuable
prizes; the Rattiesnake, Of Philadelphia,
nearly as many; the Surprise, of Baltimore.
took twenty valuable prizes in the short
space of one month; and the True-blooded
Yankee. owned in New York, but fitted out
from France, cruised during the whole war,
and captured many large and splendid prl-
yes without once falling into the hands Of the
enemy.
The Intelligencer adds the Significant fact
that the Eoglish navy entered upon the con-
test with one thousand and sixty men OF
war, eight hundred of which were 10 COM
mission, and were effective cruisers, while
the United States had but seven effective
frigntes, with twelve or fifteen sloops-of.war,
anl most of the latter undergoing repairs in
the dock-yards. Only about five hundred
American vessels, one.fourth the number of
our captures, we're taken by the enemy.
Il was undoubtedly a smart thing in the
Paris Conference to propose to America the
abolition of privateering. We wonder it did
not not also request that we should retire al.
together from the ocean, dismante our forts,
spike our cannon, and disappear from the
earth, nationally and individually.--Rich.
! DLSyatch
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Instance OF wom.niy Amb,uon

Honest industry ever carries with :,
Own reward, health and happness--b..;s.,
holding up in perspective sure gn,,,,
Of future ominence in social position 1.
years ago a young girl, whose name w. :.
bear calling, though much against on,
desire, was working at the splndes Of oro -,
the cotton factories 10 this city, and ,nsn, y. -"
leisure hours 10 improving herself by $50 I"
She then essayed to teach school H., ~!
unsuccessful in procuring pu il: fr ~
reason that the children in the neipbho,h,.5
were nearly all pupils ar the free shcooI. a..
the rest either employed in the fsctory ~
too wild" to admit of scholastic ;ra,c,,
Not disheartened. however, the youno !, -
repaired TO the country where sue ob,,;,,,
a foe school and taught to the satI.t,,,;'
Of ali for nearly two years. She then mg,..
to Lewisville, Ark, where she was ra,.,'
ly married to u wealthy and Influential o.,
tleman. She WAS still a school teache,
a. her charms and her ambition were of ,,..
binary nature, she made quick work Of -.
conquest, and now enjoys all the hspni,s,.
which youth and love, an immense rJ,r,,
ton on Red river, and plenty Of MONEY o.,
bestow. We are indebted for our Mir
ton to brother Of the young lady. who h,
just received letter ANNOUNCING thi. b,r
pY contamination OF her noble strus,le =.
womanly independence. Surely she de,er,.,
her lot.-PeterSburg Erp.
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Playing Robinson Crusoe.

The Detroit Free Press relates q Robin
son Crusoe story of three lads. who ran away
from their anxious msmmas in that city,
took to the lake in an old skif, and were
hunted after by the police for some time
1t says:
at being known that they were sometimes In
the habit OF going TO Belle Isle, two miles above
the city, 10 fish, search was instituted in that di
rection. An Old Frenchman on the island re-
ported that colony OF some mysterious descrip-
tIon was settled Oh the upper end OF the island
but he was unable to say who lis members were
composed OF. Further investigations revealed
the tact that the new colony was made up OF the
romantic young runaways whose anxious nam.
mas were III search of them. They were very
snugly domlcied III an old fishing nut OF small
dimensions, the cracks OF winch they had stop
ped with grass and weeds. An old fireplace IN
one corner, with mud chimney, was well sup
piled with drlitwood from the beach, and skill.
lei and tin kettIe constituted their cooking u,en-
sis. Three blankets and a bench completed
the OUTFIT On the walls were hung the fishing
tackle They said they had lots OF tun, and plen.
~ OF hsh 10 eat, and were intending TO remain
all summer If they had not been discovered
The oldest, only about twelve years oil age, said
that the idea had been put into his head by read
ing Robinson CTuSoe, and that he had persuaded
the others off II was planned that one OF them
should return 10 the city and coax hissweethe,rt
a little girl, 10 come and live with them and
cook the fish
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Railroad schedule.

Ga and after to-day, the 10Th instant. the
schedule of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will be as follows:
The first morning train from Washington
for Baltimore will leave at quarter past
i've o'clock and make no ssoppage. The 9th.
er morning outward trains will start at a
quarter to eight o'clock, aud in the afternoon
there will be two trains--Ons at twenty-five
minutes past three o'clock, and another at
six o'clock. The three last-mentioned trains
will stop at way stations. The first morn
Ing train and the first afternoon train con-
meet with Annapolis. All the trains make
Western connexions at the Relay House, ex-
ccpt the second morning train. On Sunday
only one train, that at 3. % p. NJ, leaves for
Baltimore.
Four inward troius arrive daily 10 Wash
iogton from Baltimore. leaving the latter
place at 20 and Gas A NJ, and 3 and $40
p. NJ, respectively. The second inward
morning train will reach Washington at half
past eight, being specially intended to accom-
modate summer residents 10 the country.