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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27
GROCERIES, &C.

M ARSHALL Il WARD are now receiving
wi their Fall Supplies OF FAMILY GRO.
CERES. to which they invite the attention Of
their customers and dealers generally.
10 hnds. prime p. K. Sugar
10 common do do
20 bbls Yellow and c Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering 4 Co.'S Loaf do
10 bbls Crushed and Granulated do
10 Patent Cut Loaf do
10 Sugar House Syrup
10 Golden Syrup
IS bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
IS Old Govt Java do
5 Old Brown Govt Java do
20 chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm Solar Sperm, ALBANIAN.
tine, and Hydraulic pressed Candles
II DO. do. jenkins Mould Candles
500 sacks q. A. Salt
200 Marshall
100 Ashton " Pine Apple and English
Dairy Cheese, Pepper, Pimento, Starch,
Rice, Soda, Ginger, and all articles usually
found in Grocery establishments.
r. No | King street, ALEXANDRIA. oct IL
lust RECEIVED per Schrs Hamilton and
81 Statesman, from New York
90 hnds Brown Sugar, part prime
10 bbls New Orleans Molasses
Is hhds. Muscovado and P. K. Molasses
25 bbis. Extra Golden Syrup
100 bags Rio Coffee, part strictly choice
30 boxes Soap
100 boxes and half boxes Mould Candles
So Pearl Starch
25 bbls No 3 Mackerel
300 bags assorted Shot
Is bbls. Cider Vinegar, which are offered to
the trade at reduced rates.
nova GRAY, MILLER & co.
IN HHDS. handsome Porto Rico SUGAR
~ 50 bbls. Crushed and Yellow Refined do.
10 hhds. prime English Island Molasses
% bbis do Golden Syrup
IS bags do Brown Rio Coffee
Is boxes Resin Soap
25 do. Jackson's Tallow Candles
Is butts strictly prime Cavendish ToDac-
CO, just received, and for sale, by
J. H. MCVElGH 4 SON,
nov 3 Prince street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27
GROCERIES, &c.
j. Ii. MCVElGil d son,

GROCERIES, &C.
j. Ii. MCVElGH q son,
successors 10 Nc FeiM IL Chamberlain
PRINCE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA,
A RE NOW RECEIVING. per Schrs Arctic,
n Statesman, Marietta Burr, and Embark,
from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO, SEGAhS, &c, &c, com
prising a very general and desirable assortment,
which they will sell tor cash, or TO prompt dea
lers at small advance
As hhds Muscoyado, \. Orleans, and ST. Croix
Sugars
lO5 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf do
IS hhds Muscovado Molasses
35 bbs. New Orleans do
rs do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Maricabo, Laguyra, Java Il Santos do
IS half chests Gunpowder, Imperial and Olong
Teas, Crom medium to strictly prince
500 TBS Manila and Madras Indigo sep 9
Blackjack, MARSHALL Il CO.
BLACKLoCKs WHARF, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
A RE RECEIVING per Schrs. Statesman,
N Bedell, Hamilton, Ann Pickereli, Junius,
&c, from New York and Philadelp hla, their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c,
comprising very general and choice assort-
ment. We name in part
SO hhds Muscovado, New Orleans, and ST
Crolx Sugar
100 bbs. b and c Coffee Sugar
100 Crushed, Powdered, and Granula
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
l75 bags Rio Coffee
l25 " Java, Laguyra, and Mocha Coffee
Us hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses
25 bbs. New Orleans and 2. r.
so Golden Syrup
80 chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
80 J Black, &c, Nc sep ~
KNOX X BROTHER, No a. KryG-srREBr,
4 RE now receiving their FALL STOCK
N of GROCERIES, selected TOR family Use
We name in part
10 hhdS strictly prime Porto Rico Sugar
90 bbIs. Coverings Crushed do.
GRADUATED do.
boxes Loaf do.
50 bbIs a. York Refinery Crushed 10.
80 Z" Refined Sugars, a B 9
8 chests Green Tea, one of which, Queen
Chop" is OF the finest quality
s hhds. Porto Rico Molasses
bbls Golden Syrup, 50 bb!s. Portland do
IS bags Old Government Java Coffee
25 Maricaibo and Laguyra do
30 bags Rio Coffee, green and white
20 boxes Solar Sperm Candles, &c oct
lNGTON & CO.,
No / NORTH UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va,
A RE Now RECEIVING their Fall Sleek
"A of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, WINES
Sugars. TOBACCO, &c, comprising very
prepared 10 Offer tor cash, or TO prompt dealers
upon very accommodating terms.
80 hhds ~ O. and P H. Sugars (pa?t prince
"a " MuscoyaGo and S. Croix
IS hbls. Lowering Crushed Sugar
IS boxes Loaf
Il hhds. Cuba and Nuscovado Molasses
5 hhds prime F.. |.
20 bbs. n. q.
10 bags Rio Coffee
50 packets Old Government lava
20 bags superior Old Mocha
rs chests Gunpowder Tea, (some very sup'r)
Il J Black
choice and tavorite brands. sep II
7 H. McVElGH 4 son, WHOLESALE DEAL
~ ERs IN TOBACCO, SFGARS, &C are now
receiving aud have in store, their FAIL
STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEG.4RS, SMOK-
ING TOBACCO, 5c., comprising the most ia
they offer to their customers. and dealers gene
- L.
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$4,000 DOLLARS!

II OTTERY for the benefit of the State OF
Delaware, Class 80, for 1888, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY.,
December 18TH, 1855
IS Number Lot,ery-l4 drawn ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

DRANDY-
- 3 pipes pure and high Favored "Henesey"
brandy, lS45
p pipes Rochelle Brandy
"a casks pure Port Wine
"a pure Sherry Wine
81 pure Madeira Wine
pipe pure Holland Gin
puncheon pure Jamaica Spirits, for sale
by T. A BREWlS Il co.
sen 22-eo4m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

TULLED CLOTH, LlNSEYS, &c
10 bales superior Virginia FuIied Cloths,
heaviest and best made
10 pieces heavy Country Linseys
80 do. "a, rs, and A 10
Georgia Kerseys and Plaids
Nos | and 2 Osnaburss, Bro Cottons, Plaid
Domestics, Chambrys, and Osnaburg Prints.
Also, Heavy Fulled Cloth Goats and Jackets,
all sizes, for Servants: large LOT o. Negro
Blankets, 10 all OF which W. invite the special
attention of the Country trade.
oct O. G. K. WILMER & BROS.
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ballots.
RICH SCHEME.

$4,000 DOLLARS!
7 OTTERY for the benefit OF the State OF Del
l aware, Glass 90 for 1888, to be drawn al
Wilmington Delaware, on SATURDAY, DE
cember llth, 1883.
rs number Lottery--I2 drawn ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

TAUTION-We beg leave 10 caution purcha-
I J s-rs OF our choice OLD MONONGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud which is pract!sed by certain parties IN
this city and in Baltimore, who have aPpropra'
ted TO themselves enact copies of the Star Brands
bng used and designed by us TO distinguish our
Old Whiskies. We can assure our friends and
customers, that the unriyailed quality, every
where ackn, wledged of ou- choice OLD WITS
KIES, cannot be squaled by these ingenious
invaders OF our rights.
Our new establishment GIssoSToN MILLS, on
the Monongahela River, gives us unequalled
facilities for making Whlskey OF the choicest
kind. from matted ard kilndried grain.
Purchasers OF our Old Whiskies will please
to notice, the words GIBsoS1oN Mills and JoHN
GIBSON. sons 4 Co, are Inserted III the new
Brands which we now adopt aud We deem 1t
duty We owe TO our customers ard ourselves, TO
give notice, that we will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands.
IOHN GIBSON, SONS Il CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

4 SHBY 4 WOOD ,ake pleasure in calling
u the attention OF their friends 10 their laI &c
an elegant assortment OF DRY GOODS. en-
bracug every thing new and desirable in their
line. An examination OF our stock by dealers
generally is earnestly requested. No. 10,
King-s,reet, one door from Washington street
nov 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

ItAkPETlNGS, DRUGGETS, &c.-BRYA
~ ADAMS Il co, nave just received the
following desirable GOODS, which will be sold
on accommodating terms
Tapestry Ingram Carpetings
Three.ply DO do
A., "a, and 5-4 Passage and Sta.r Venitians
'0a Painted Drusgets
Chenille and Tuted Rugs. &c. nov
T ARGE ARRlVAL-We have again re.
4 turned from New York with large addi-
ton to our stock o. DRY GOODS, which were
bought at low prices, and we respectfully call
the attention Of purchasers 10 an examination
of them, as great bargains may be expected
nov l7-eo3w BRYAN. ADAMS Il co.
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I H. McVElGH 4 son WHOLESALE DEAL
u ERs IN TOBACCO, SFGARS, &c, are now
receiving and have in store, their FAIL
STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEG.ARS, SMOK-
ING TOBACCO, Sc., comprising the most Ia
vorite brands, of medium to prime grades, which
they offer to their customers. and dealers gene
rally, on as favorable terms as they can be
bought in this OF ne Baltimore market.
sep 10
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M ORE NEW GOODS We have just re-.
lHl ceived another supply Of
Robe Les do Qups do Valentines
Also beautiful supply OF Double and Man
tilla Shaw's
Black French and Beaver Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Cassinets; Shaker and WEIGH Flannes
Extra heavy and wide Linseys
Osnaburgs aud Cottons
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers
nov q u. h WILMER BRtS.
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rLAlN AND FIGURED FRENCH ME-.
RlNOS-Rch French Mous!ins, CobuIg 5
assorted cCcrs black, and fancy Silks in variety,
Velvet Ribbons aud Silk Frlnges, French worked
Collars and Sleeves, English Cotton and Lambs,
Wool Hose, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Gloves IN
great variety, black and coIored Cloaks, Shawls,
Comforts, Blankets, Linseys, full cloths; also.
Rag, Ingram, and hree Ply Carpetlngs, Oil
Cloths, Druggetts. &c, &c, all Of which We Of
fer at prices 10 suit times.
nov IS TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-30
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The correspondence be-
tween Commodore Paulding and the authorities of
Nicaragua has recently been made public.
Commodore Paulding, on the 9Th day of May
last, addressed letter to the Secretary of the
Navy, covering documents from General Jerez and
the President of Nicaragua, relieving him "from
all blame or responsibility in landing at Punta
Arenas for the arrest of William Walker and his
lawless followers"
The first is dated at Leon, March 20, 1858, saying
that Com. Paulding's conduct was received by the
government of that republic, and by all the people
OF Nicaragua, with much satisfaction, "because it
expressed signal rebuke of an aggression so bold
and unjust on the rights and territory of Nicara-
qua" Jerez says that thanks are due and are ten
dered for the motives by which Com. Paudng was
actuated.
The second letter is dated at Managua, March 81,
1858, written by the direction of the President of
Nicaragua, in which it is said that civilian Walk
er, with mob of highwaymen invaded Nicaragua,
for the purpose of tramping under foot the princi
pies OF humanity and justice, which public law
reposes." The Government had commissioned Je-
rez to express to Commodore Paulding "the most
profound gratitude for act so illustrious" 'iu-
manity and civilization have already approved the
judgment most honorable to you, and posterity will
repeat this judgment more eloquently and more ad-
miringy. 1t is history alone that judges ofthe ac-
tions OF men, with full appreciation of their
value"
The amount (aggregate) paid for pensions in
the present government to June 3O 1858, is as fol-
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LATEST N E w S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. II
IFToM We HeOoT1eF q hNe AssocIdteu FTess
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS,
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The steamer Illinois, from
Havana and Aspinwall, with dates from the latter
port to the 20th and from San Francisco to the 5th
inst, has arrived, bringing 81 ,494 900 in gold
Sir Gore Ousley sailed from Panama the 9Th
for Central America in the war sloop Vixen.
An immense fire had taken place at Valparaiso,
doing damage to the extent of SO 900, ,000-insu-
rance Sl,7260 900. The fire originated in the Union
Club, and burnt the entire range of buildings from
the passage Edwards through the Plaza del Orden
to the Qinebrado De San Juan. Some of the fire.
men lost their lives, and number of persons were
seriously injured.
Montevido dates to the 1st, state that the United
States steamers Fulton, Water Witch and Harriet
Lane had arrived there
A proposition has been brought before the Pc
ruvian Congress to sell guano from Chincas River
at $50, to be delivered along side ship, any pur
chasers. The bill was likely to pass.
Ecuador was still blockaded, the only vessels al
lowed to enter the port being the steamers. No
lighting had occurred, but Ecuador rapidly
raising army.
The American ships Lizzie Thompson and Geor-
giana have been fitted out as transports, to carry
troops against Ecuador.
The surveying schooner Fennimore Cooper reports
some ten twelve of the reputed islands and shoals
on the route from San Francisco to Honolulu to be
myths
Joel Mcdonald, an x-polceman, and John Leary,
constable, were killed by thieves whom they were
attempting to arrest at Columbia, California. One
OF the murderers was captured and hung summarily
There were three others
Benjamin F. Moulton, well known expressman,
killed at San Francisco by Joseph w. Brewer
Thomas Brown and Marshal Mutton were killed,
and John Chambers badly wounded, near San An
dreas, Calaveras county, by a Mexican in self-de-
fence.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Jfonte Cristo has proved
very successful and the crowded houses the best evil
dence of its merit.
FRONT STREET CGRcUs.-A complimentary benefit hav-
ing been rendered to Mr. Tom King by number of cti
zens, as testimonial of their appreciation of his
interesting entertainments, it will take place to-
night Cinderella will be performed also feats of strength
fine riding and much fun
INDIA PANoRAMA-The Maryland Institute Hall has
been well filled each presentation of this excellent
painting.
BIBLE PANoR AMA-There will only be two more exhi-
6tions OF this fine work. it leaves the city Satur-
day night.
CARROLL HALL-Stephen Massett or "Jeems Pipes Of
Ppesyle will give his second original entertainment
tonight styled Song and ChitChat Of Travel in many
Lands"
WASHINGTON HALL.-The celebrated Sextette concert
takes place night direction of Prof Ahrend
the violoncellist.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BREMEN-263 hhds. tobacco; 500 do. STEMS 130 bags
bark trunk wearing apparel
Rio DE JANEIRo.-3,l44 bbls flour; 361 half do. OC2h
bushels q tres hams 800 kegs lard boxes do 10
cases agricultural implements pkgs do boxes coffee
mills; cases brushware bdls do $50 bbls rosin do.
beeswax.
PONCE, p Roo bbls four so do. meal 10 pun.
cheons 20 bbs bread; 100 kegs crackers so casks
rice; SO mats cassa; 10H bbls beef 10 do pork; box
tongues; casks hams; so kegs butter; box do $50
kegs lard 100 boxes cheese; hhds tobacco 175 boxes
candles so bbs potatoes SO do onons 10 bags pepper
200 reams Wrappinp naner GOO bdls hoops
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED Satisfactorily,
December 2S-David Mcdonald, Esq, of Indiana, was
admitted an Attorney and Counsellor of this Court
No. IT, The claimants and owners of the steamer Lou
isana appellants, Isaac Fisher ct al Appeal from
the Circuit Court of the United States the district Of
Maryland Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion
of the Court affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court
in this cause with costs and interest.
No Il. BENJAMIN Ford, plaintiff in error, u.s. John s..
and Herman Williams In to the Circuit Court
the United States for the district of Maryland Mr. Jus
tce Grer delivered the opinion the Court reversing
the judgment of the said Circuit Court with costs and
remanding the cause, with directions award renire
fdciGS de 1oro
No. 49, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania plain
s in error, William Ravene of Elizabeth
kohne, deceased In to the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted States for the eastern district of Pennsylvania Mr.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court affirm
ing the judgment of the said Circuit Court in this cause
with costs
No. T. James Kelsey ct al plaintiff. in error u.s. Rob
ert Forsyth In to the Circuit Court of the United
States for the northern district of Illinois, Mr. Chief Jus
tce Taney delivered the opinion the Court affirming
theudgments of the said Circuit Court this cause with
costs.
No. 109-of December term 1857 Edmund Rice plain
tiff in error, the Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad
Company Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered opinion
of the Court overrung the motion of Mr. R. johnson
reinstate this cause on the calendar.
No. 80 McKinlay, Garrioch & Co., appellants rs.
William Morrish, master, and claimant of the ship Pons
Ael' &c. Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opin-
ion of the Court overrung the motion Of Mr. Brent
dismiss this appeal for irregularities.
No. 81. The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company plaintiffs in error, Philip Quigey.
The argument of this commenced by Mr. DON
aldson for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr.
H. Winter Davis for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until W Wednesday, IL O'Clock.
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Aggregate of both $50, ,376, ,0S7 81
This amount was paid to the following classes, viz
10 army lnvahds. 13 5Sl ,997 u
To officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary
:..........:........,.... 1924, 5000
To the widows of deceased officers and SOL
diers of the Revolutionary war..... II 465 146 IA
TO widows and orphans five years. halfpay) Sc
At the Treasury, but not easily apportiona
BILE among the several classes 112S IA
To invaiids and widows and orphans of the
navy....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4467 S77 81
10 private lnValds ................... 154 1888 10
10 widows and orphans of privateer invaids 24
Contrary to recent rumors and positive asser-
ons, there is official authority for saying that the
Government up to to-day, had not received one
word relative to the alleged return of the schooner
Susan to Pensacola from Nicaragua. The Govern
ment is in daily telegraphic communication with
the Federal officers at several of the Southern
ports and is kept advised of all ibustering move
ments so far as they be ascertained. Every eff
tort is made on its part to suppress them. The re-
cent charterng OF steamboat at New Orleans with
this view was by authority of the Government in
response to an application for that purpose.
1t appears from the official returns from Hamburg
and Bremen, two of the most important emigrant
ports of Europe, that the number of emigrants to
the United States Al 344 for the ten months and
half previous to the 18th of November This is
considerably less than the emigration for the cor
responding period of the year previous
Lord Lyons, according to the latest British ad-
vices, will reach Washington about the lst of
March.
Our Government has no recent advices from
Mexico.
Advices have been received here that the United
States sloop- -of-war st. Marys arrived at Guaymas
on the lGth just in time to prevent the expulsion of
Col. Stones surveying party from Sonora
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

MORTALITY STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR.-The fol-
lowing is correct table of the mortality in the city
for the year ending the 25th inst. The totals on
the side represent the number of deaths by each
particular disease and those at the bottom give the
number of deaths in each month. The table also
gives the number of white persons who have died
at particular ages and the number of negroes slave
and free:
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PRovIsoNs-The demand for Lard continued active up
to Change about 700 bbls sold at IL cts bbs at
10X $50 do. sops 104 cts, packages furnished and
600 do prime delivered at Chillicothe, February l.
II cts The market closed less active, and sellers
free.
Mess Pork dull and offered with moderate freedom
at SIT So but the only sale heard Of 200 barrels
200 barrels clear sold at $l9.
The sales of Bulk Meat comprise 200 pieces and
for Shoulders and Sides, for future delivery The
mand at these rates is quite limited 200 green Hams
sold at * from Railway depot
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Flour is dull Sales of 900 bus
at 81 25G4 45 for Sate S5405 so for Ohic So
Southern. Wheat is quiet Sales of IL 600 bushels
White l4O cts red 120Gl25 cts. Corn is heavy Mixed
" cts white 72x7 cts. Pork is dull New Mess S7 SO
G17 IS; prime $l3d13.50. Lard is dull at IL nA cts
Whiskey is steady Sugar is heavy at decline of S;
New Orleans 6SG7H cts Coffee is active. Sales of
10000 bags at cts the former price for inferior
Moasses firm at 35k k@36k cts. Spirits Turpentne dull
at ASH cts. Rosin is steady at .55.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-Four is unchanged. Wheat
is quiet at 140dl45 for Southern white and 12526
cts for red. Corn is dull. Whskey is steady at 24H@
Lcts
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FROM Havana and Kew west

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2s.-The steamship Isabel
from Havana on the 25th instant, via Key West
has arrived at this port. General Scott was at
Key West. He intended to leave for New Or
leans in the steamer Galveston on the 26th, touch
ing at Mobile.
At Havana, the holiday season produced quiet
ness in the market. Sugars were unchanged.
at 4@5I reals. Exchanges-On London, l3L per
cent. prem; on New York, unchanged. Freights
were dull,
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From Nicaragua,

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The latest advices from
Nicaragua report that Yrisarri has been recalled
Two more British ships of war had arrived at
Greytown. The Nicaraguan government was in
fear that five hundred ilibusters were coming
down in the steamer Hermann.
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The Case of the Yacht vNanlerer.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 29.-The Wanderer case was
sumed again to-day. The first witness refused to
testify and was imprisoned. Capt. Frazier, of the
steamer Augusta testified that he carried two hun
dred negroes to within two miles of Augusta on the
18th of this month. They were unable to talk Eng
lish and he believes them to have been Africans.
Capt. Christy, of the steam-tug Lamar, refused
to testify, and the case was continued. There are
numerous witnesses in attendance
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An American Vessel Boarded by the British
War Steamer Ajax

BosToN, Dec. 29.-The brig Anglo-Saxon arrived
at this port yesterday morning, from Port Praya.
was ordered to heave to, and after having done so
was boarded by an officer from Her Majesty's war
steamer Ajax. After inquiring the name of the
vessel, where from and whittier bound, her papers
were demanded and shown. The British official
then proceeded to examine the papers at his leisure
and the Anglo-Saxon detained one hour and
half awaiting the action of the British function
airy. The papers were then handed to the captain
OF the AngloSaxon and she proceeded on her
voyage.
The Collector of this Port will procure the neces-
sary atidavits in connection with this outrage, and
forward them to the proper department at Wash
ington without delay