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

The b~uzzing, penetrating and di.agreesble
bill! presenters--the mosquitoe.--bsvs re-
Gently been making t9lerably free with our
"%ciaret," the only strong drink they indulge
il this season. There are many means Of
driving IF these disagreeable Insects. One
IS to sprinkle essence Of penny.royal around
your bed and room, as well a, rub ones face
and hands with the same, if the odor be not
unpleasant. Another way to run uosqui.
toes of the premises is to set fire to a ball Of
damp powder in the chambers Of the house,
and close up every place Of exit tight. The
vexAilous insects will soon get sick Of it and
attempl to slope. 10 hall az hour turn them
o"t, air the room well, and then close the
blinds and doors. Wren retiring, the door
should be kept closed 80 long as the light 10
burning, alter hich il may be opened, and you
may sleep cooIly aud undisturbed till morn.
Ing. An lrishman thought the following cute
way better than either of the above: He
raised the mosquito net up all around, then
lay tsmptiDgIy on The bed till every mosquito
10 the 5oon was down 90 him. lie sudden
iy pulled down the net, secured all the mos.
quitoes inside, and then crept out aud slept
on tue foOr.-Rich. Enguirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
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successors 10 Nc Ueigh d. CbGmLIlM
PRINCE STREET wHARF, ALEXANDRA,
A RE NOW RECEIVING per ScAn Ari
~ Statesman, Marietta BUR, and Emai
from New York, Boston, and phiIadeI pha ,s'
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LlQUOG
VINES, TOBACCO, SEGAkS, &c, SC COZ
prising a verv general and desirable assorns.
which they will sell for cash, or 10 pronP. Ca
lers al a small advance.
As hhds. Muscovado, n. Orleans, and - Cui
Sugars
lG5 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, GranuIatei az
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf do
IS hhds Muscovado MolaSses
80 bbls. New Orleans do
rs do Extra Golden Syrup
1850 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Maricaibo, Laguyra, Java \ Santos
IS half chests Gunpowder, Imperial aud OG!
Teas, (irom medium 10 strictly Pnns
500 lbs. Manila and Madras indigo
35 bags Grain Pepper
20 DO Pimento
10 tierces fresh Rice
10 tierres Cider Vinegar
SIS nats Cassia
1875 boxes Rosin and Toilet Soap
l75 do Adam. and Solar Sperm Candles
100 do Mould DO
rs casks Sup Carb Soda
25 boxes I" " | ID papers
100 coils Jute, LeaHing Line, and Bid Comh'f
100 dcz. Painted Pals; Is nests do Iu5s
200 reams Double and Single Wrapping P'Ts
IS do Ruled Letter and Cap 60
100 boxes S y 10 and 1917 ~ Window Ois'
3 bbis. fresh Putty 700 bag' >ho,
$50 kegs Sporting ana Blasting Powder
1000 bs. Bar Lead , bbls. Alum 2bb' Iy
peras 2 casks EPSON Salts; % kegs W.,
Lead 90 kegs Salipetre : bales AIno1a'
bales Pecan Nuts; S do FIIberts 50oorr'H"
Raisins; IS boxes CASTLE Soap, 81 boIe. sag.
20 boxes Maccsroni; 800 doz Mason: bsr'-s
| case Black Ink IS boxes Mustard I'a
Cloves IS boxes Extract Log"ood . "H
Race Ginger; ~ boxes Ground IIoger, <'o'i"
Ground Pepper; ~ sacks Dairy Salt <VUV''
Birthstone. KY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
Terrible Adventure.

We extract the following particulars from
a private letter-"Ab0ut i've weeks since,
Mr.. Lewis 5. Munger, of Topeka, Kansas
Territory, formerly Of this city, while riding
on horseback. not far from that place, was
terribly riured By bis horss becoming Ell
ragged. The first intimatiOn be bad OF II, the
animal commenced rearing and plunging, but
as he did NOT succeed in throwing his rider,
the brute actually lay down and rolled over,
thereby bringing Mr.. Munger to the ground
Quicker than thought the horse spraDg upon
tne rider, planting MS knees upon his pros.
tra.e yicrim, and commenced ~teariug bis arm
and shoulder 10 a shocking manner. Mr..
Munger says be had 10 idea Of getting away
from him alive. He, however, succeeded 10
getting the horse by the tongue, and thus
corqlered the tiger. liz then mounted the
animal aad succeeded IN reaching home
The lett arm was land bare to the bone, two
thirds the way to the elbow. 1t was only by
the best care and skill that his life was saved,
az the arm mortified the next day. We are
happy to state that Mr. NJ. is now oct 4 dan
ger. The horse is one be took with bin from
Buffalo, some ten months IOrOHtO
Globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
Escnpe and Recrpture OF TurIey.


We learn from the kapawha Republican
that Turley, who was confined 10 jail, a.
Charleston, under sentence of death, for the
brutll murder of his wife, some months ago
made his escape on the 9th uit, bot was re
captured ant again lodged in jail. Turley
has for some time past been ironed and chain
al to rbe tloor. On Friday morning, j li!oi
Kelly carried to him his breakfast. TurIey
WAS sitting ID his usua! position on the floor
with the bed clothes drawn up over his Leg
the ~vicruals were set down by him. The
iaiIor aud a servant were performing the ne
ce.Ssry duties about the cell, aud when bis
back was turaed, Turley, and Jas. Ii. Nc,
Mullen, who was confined for a fine, aud
bad been placed in Turkeys cell at night
walked out Of the door, and locked the
jailor in. A. they passed through the yard,
Mfs. Kelly. Ike a heroine, rs she was, tor the
occasion, seized Turkey, but he broke from
her. IL next encountered MIR. Samuel Saun-
ders, who lives opposite the jail. MIR. 5.
srappled with him. when Turley struck him
on the head with a piece OF iron, which caused
hin to re!inquish his hold. They then ran
out into a corn-feld near by. McMullen, who
was ahead. was Immediately pursued by sew.
eral persons, -those. in pursuit thinking that
tho two foremost were Turlsy and McMullen,
and gave a vigorous chase. When McMul.
len was overtaken, be told bis oaptors that
Turlcy was in another direction-they let
him 20. By this time the fields back of town
were alive with men in pursuit. Several OF
cur citizens, after breakfast, thought they
would search a corr field near the Jail. A
negro woman informei John 5. Taylor, w.
w. Kelly aod DR.. BeIknap. that there was a
man in the briars. They Immediately pro-
ceeded to the spot. when me Of the party, by
pokIng with n stick amOrg the grass, sue
ceeied 10 ''rustiirg up" Turley, who walked
across the ravine to where the others stood,
aad gave himself up without any resistance.
lie vas immed a;ely taken to his old quar-
tiers and securely ironed. Ga searching the
place where TurIey had secreted himself,
was f0und a saw made out of a case knife,
in n superior manner, and evidently by a
workman well skilled in the art, and a socket
chisel, made into a sort OF crowbar. The
crOwbar is what be struck Saunders with
with the saw be released himself from his
iettsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

Observation-Disclosures Meeting In n. y.
The Anti Standardization meeting held IN
New York, on Monday night, was not large
ly attended, but the members oft seemed to
have no diversity of opinion as to the chief
object Of the call. The first, second, and
eighth resolutions express the gist OF the
whole, to wit:
That, though We disagree on some pointS,
we zee no reason why the antl-Bncoanan
electors of this city should assail and nulliiy
each other, rather than unite and defeat their
common adversary.
That we are opposed to the policy and
measures Of the present National Admins
tration, especially to its persistent Efforts to
force the Lecompton constitution on a people
who we're well known to detest and ahhor 1t.
THAT, relying upon the coed effects to re-
suit from a union Of ali opponents of the Ma.
fional Administration, We earnestly urge the
Republican, American, and Other oIgan.z=d
t~arties, to unite their efforts 10 the approach
ing election upon the same Candidates as the
only certain way to success
SeSeral addresses were made, aud the
meeting adjourned ut an early hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
SDofsylyanta Ifems.

The CROPS furnish a sad report. Wheat,
corn, oats aud Tobecco-ail below an a9er0g',
Some say half acrcp all round--others lay
no oats, half crop ci wheat, corn less than
hall, and tobacco 10. k badly. Il Is almost
az bad as the connty where they had to ge!
on their knees to pull fodder"--or like Flu
wanna, Hhere now and then, at long Intervals,
the boys would cry out. "llurrah, daddy,
here's q hubble
ANOTHER HAIL STORM fell On Saturday at
Dsn!eirv.lle and the LeighborhOod. |! was
not very destructive.
RAIN fell % Saturday in a refreshing show
er, but the county has suffered from drought
for swo months.
HIGH PRICES rlR SLAVES p. W. Dudley,
esq Commissioner. sold some slaves at the fol-
lowing extraordinary price,: Abpy II yanr'
old, to- $l,0l0; a boy Is years cd, tor 81 900;
a toy I years old. for Sj25; by S5ears old,
$3.50; two otherr, I aud 8. respectiVely for,
500 ard $II2y; d woman about IS years old,
and one child, for 1915; a woman, same age,
and two children. for Sl,G50; a man 60 years
old, for $4J0-:6,95 5.- Fred. Nscs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
EIFeinldns, sc,

\ correspondent o! the New York Times,
writing from the White Sulphur, speaks thus
If the NirsiAians:
at | we're asked frum observation what 10
nov opinion was the cauSa cauSahS Ot the al
most universal dyspepsia AID hepeuc DE-
rangnm,nts prevalent at the ) nth OF what
takes the bloom. from the cheek and the fire
from the eye Of the Southern gir!--ot what
s.llows the check, diminisbes the frame, and
prematu.cly enfctbles the man Of the South
i would say the lat Jrcad with which they
have been crammei three times u day from
their babyhood, aud which now they literal
ly cannot live without. Three tlmes a day
this indigestihle stuff is placed upon the table
a, these Springs aud devoured voraclousIy,
not ouly by robust pleasure-seekers, but
but those no are in quest OF health. lie Is
questionable how fer these waters. or any
Others medicaments could be of bene TT to 10.
dividuais who persist in taking such extra
ordinary liberties with their digestive ap.
paratus. The mutton given at tlese differ
ent tabie d'h0tcS, in the mountains, is very
fine, and is the meat to be called for. The
beef is, ALEC, excellent, aud the Virginia ans
| ascertlincd fully to sustain their reputl-
tion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
A Minister'S Walk aud Convers,,,o,

The Editor of the n. {. PRESBYTERIAN. ub,
is at the Virginia Springs. has beard a so,i
story of Speaker Orr and the Rev. Dr.. v
of Lexington. Mt long since, the story ,o.
they we're both at ths Warm Springs and M.
in a public room of the hotel. They s.!
been sitting with other company, and ,,,
awhile the DR.. rose and walked across II.
room with the usual limp in his gait. NJ,
Or Immediately recognized him, and asked
if be were not the Chaplain at the Uuiyerdlv
Of Virginia at such a time, naming the yei
The DR.. replied that be vas. 81 was there"
said Mr.. Orr, 0 student at the UnIversity, ssi
| knew you by your limp" We'll" al:
the Dr., "lt seems my Gmptng msie ietrg
impression on you than my preIctny" Tia
joke placed Mr.. Orr in 40 awkward gre!ss
ment, and most men would have been unss.
to extricate themselves, but be replied vii,
ready VIII: "Ah, Dr., it is the highest cong,
ment we can pay d minister to sag be
known by his ~atk rather than by hi. 40.
tevsatiOu.O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

A rough common sense pervades the .o!-
lowing, in which there is certainly more
truth than poetry: Great men never swell
Il is only three cent individuals who put 90
airs and flshy wais;cOats, swell, puff, blow,
and endcavor to give themselves a consequent
tial Appearance. No Discriminating person
cen ever mistake rue spurious for the sena-
inc article. The difference between the two
is as great as hat betw cen a bottle OF Slne-
gar and a bottle Of the pure juice OF the
grape"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
e. u q s.
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A Y, ILLER 4 CO

GRAY, NJ ILLER Il o.
TAKE this method OF informing 'hsf lI
TONERS, and the pubic generally, ,as, r..
are now receiving their FALL >LrfL'h
which have been selected with great care .
are offered Oh pleasing terms TO P''"P' P'''
customers. We name in part
50 hhds. p. r. and Cuba Sugars
100 bbls. CRUSHED. Granulat,d X 20" q. >-5"'
100 do A. b Il c. Coffee Suga"
90 half boxes Loaf DO
100 hhds. and tlerces Molasses and syrup
400 bags Rio, Laguyra AID Java Cons" r.,
IS nall chests e. p, Imp, ! h, bA.
ranging from Iow grades 70 sup : ~
200 boxes Adam. Sperm, and Noun
100 DO CASTLE, Brown, and Fanc! 'o'tG,
rs bbls. Lamp, Tanners, Macalnea i''"
IS boxes assorted Candies
IS bales Wrapping TwHe
Is do Candle Wick
50 nests Cedar and Painted Tubs
IS do Painted Pals
rs doz. Corn Brooms
IS nests Wash Boards
1875 coils Ju'e Rope (assorted) ~
300 groce Sulpher and no sulphur MAJ
SO groce Backing .,.8.
1000 sacks g. A Salt; 500 DO. A'a.on a.,
500 do Deakins X Marshalls do "A's .,oi
Lead SO boxe, Prime DaIfy CAes's ,..ora
Grain Pepper; 1000 PimeG'oi ~ o's, .
Shot; 1000 lbs. Bar Lead; 50 bo1e; S'-,
ti.rces prime Rice; Is bbls. Cdr 'nC.5.
casks Carbonate Soda; Is boHe: Uf'1'- C,..,t
Also, Ground Ginger; Ground r'PIeI ,0Il
Ex'. Logwood; Inks Glass, " ar Brc.
Putty; Chalk Almonds; Epson e% P,ps
stone; Nader; Copperssi "raPr'.s ,e,s .
Mustard; Powder, and various o'As'
which we invite attention. ;asr
p Corner Of KIM and bat' o.
dx,o w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
"Capting" Riviere In Trouble Again.

The gallant Z'uave is likely to get lun
fresh trouble unless he desists writing phil
lippics to the city journals, calling The Pc
ple of Mobile towards, &c. A. Mr.. Luz. Z.
Grant, writes to the Express from toe Metz.
p~olitan Hotel, that being the friend Of Cai
IL. Msury, of Mobile, if Capt. Rsiere i: sIt
ious for satisfaction, be csu be sccomU,!E
ted at the earliest convenience, provided d.
g~allaut Zouave selects a genHeuqE to I!
whatever fighting may be necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

The fredericksburg papers have taken ~
with zeal, the plan proposed il a late number
oftbe Richmond Eaquirer, for Railroad from
Salem, in Fauquierac county, to unite with the
Riehm ond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The fredericksburg Recorder says
~" will be reecolles.ed that about two year,
ago, Alex .Ddef .Warreil, tho engineer, sur
ysyeddhe rolto between Warreoi"nJ aDGtion
aud Bsiair, q point 90 the Rioheiond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, 4 mi!st
from lhia place. Ills reportwtich WAS based
upon a careful survey, estimates toe distance
at Is miles. Hence it will be perceived thai
the proposed road would bring Fredericksburg
within 80 miles Of Wsrren,on Junction, while
tue latter point is now AZ miles by railroad
from Alexandria, Mt only Fsuquier but
the rich aud populous coauties OF CulpeDcr,
Orange and Mrdison. and ia fact that whole
regiOn, would thereby be afforded u produce
market as good as any within the Safe, ten
miles nearer their home than Alex tndTia.-
The distance from, Warrentoo junction to the
furnishing town Of, the same name, IS Only
ten mills; from Warrent,n TO Salem is twelve
miles farther, aud by the coustruction vi d
railroad between these two points we would
tap the valley aud have a decided advantage
in the contest for its trace over Alexandra
because the farmers, by sendIDg tneir pro
duce over our route, would have the choice
of two markets, Fredericksburg and Rich
m0nd, while by the other route it would be
Alexandria. or no market. During the ses
sion of the Legislature preceding the last
authority was given by that body to the X 'ch-
mond, fredericksburg aud Potomac railload,
to build the road iD question, aud IN order 10
raise funds for the purpose to iss NC seven per
cent. bonds 10 lieu uf stock"
We publish this, to let our citizens know
the objects aimed at, aud hoped for, In the
contemplated work. So far. the scheme has
not attracted much interest or attention; IN,
its sudden roviVification locks as if the mat
ter was to be taken hold of in earnest. We
believe our good old town will be able t.
hold its own, in the midst all these ri7a!
plsns-and that il is not likely that such a
road will destroy the advantages we posseS.
and should enjoy from the Orange and A.
exapdria, and Manassas Gap roads. This
subject, will, probably, be further discussed,
not only in it's connection with the business
OF the cities Of Virginia. but in it's il Auence
upon the Railroads, in which the State is
already interested to q very considerable ex'
tent. ;,s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

Mrs. Smi;here, who lives a short distance
above Mr.. j. L Marye's, in Fredericksburg,
died very suddenly m Sunday night last
She had been attending the services in the
Methodist Church South, and in company
With h,r daughter wac on her way home,
when she iell suddenly, and expired on the
road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

By the arrival at Baltimore, of the bark
Lapwing, from Rio Jaueiro, We have receiv'
ed intelligence that the ship Rebecca Fitch,
berger, of Richmond, Va, arrived at that
port on the l7,h of July. While on the way
out the ship took fire ia thu hold. supposed
t.om spontaneous combustion, aud was burn
ing fyr several days before it was discovered
L. was ~extinguisted on the 4th Of July, but,
the extent Of the damage done had not been
ascertained when the L4pwing left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

A large political meeting was held recent
ly Il, Tilsenlurg in Canada, in a house, the
floors of which gave way, and Preclplta'ed
1.-The meeting" iuto the cellar. One man
was killed. some thirty persons were severe
" bruised, and The remainder, several nun
dred, nearly frightened to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
What our Dogs Cost Us.

Reader, did you ever calculate what our
dog population costs Us? Let Us axe a piece
OF paper aud %Iencil, and foot up the amount.
Tie number Of dogs in Cecil county is about
1908. Tie food consumed by these 5000
d x would support the same number of hogs,
which at an average Of $50 pounds each,
would make 10000 pounds Of meat. At 5
cents pr pouDd this meat would be worth
$22,500. To this amount let us add g, 1867,
tue amount Of dog TAX collected annually,
and we have S2i ,667. But as this 50 367 il
taken TO pay for the sheep destroyed, we
must again add it to the above amount, be-
cause if We had no dogs there would be no
sheep killed, aud as matter Of course the dog
owners would keep the tax 10 their pockets,
aud the sheep owners sell the sheep and put
an equal in their pockets--this then will
swell our figures to $27,234. And this is
what it costs US every year for the privilege
Of keeping a set Of worthless ours that are Of
little or no use TO any body. Dog, after all.
are pretty expensive animals, and it hardly
pays to keep them-ioe- it?--Cecit Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

A writer in the New York Tribune sug-
gests q Railroad from America to Europe
He proposes to cut down the hills and noun
taius Of Scotland and New England. aud to
tumble them into the sea. the track rs TO
be a mile wide, and sixty feet above the level
Of the sea; the rails to be on "A new plan; the
cars two stories high. The running time to
be twelve hours, with Il reasonable stoD for
dinner. The fare is not stated, but It u"
doubt will be, before the road Is finished !!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

The President of the Old Dominion Seam
boat Company, Mr.. Slaughter, has issued or
ders to the officers Of the steamboat Virginia.
for a reduction of Is per cent. on the present
charge for the round trip, from any paint on
the Rappabaunock river to Fredericksburg,
and back. This reduction will tend to bring
stjll more Of the river trade to Fredericksburg.
Would that the same feeling and interest, in
favor of bringing the Potomac river trade to
Alexandria, could be brought about!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

Justice Nelson, of the United States Cir.
cult Curt, has denied the application Of the
New Y,rk and New Haven Railroad Compa.
ny for an injunction to restrain the Mayor OF
York from interfering with the running OF
their locomotives on their track on Fourth
avenue 10 n. York. The judge decided thai
the city authorities had the power to pass
the probibitory ordinance. and hence bis de-
NAL Of the motion for an INJUNCTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

The arrival of the CAPTURED Africans at
Charleston, will be a nine days wonder"
Tbey will, according to law" las cheertuIly
acquiesced in, in Charleston, as it would be
in any other city Of the UuiOn,) be shipped
on board a United States vessel, ard carried
back to their own country, or as near it as 1t
will be possible to land them. They may
probably be set ashore in Liberia-which
might be best 10 every respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
T.Isxraphio Dispatches.

CIScINNArI. Sept. IA train on the Ham
ilton and Dayton r .ilroad ran lnto a CARR,
age containing D. p. Fessenden, bis vile and
two r,eces, to day. Mrs. Fcsseoden was Kill
ed. and the others were severely injured.
DAYTON, Sept. Two young men, IONS OF
Dr.. Ridley, whilst attempting to cross the
track of the Dayton and Western Railroad
were run into By a passing train. Inc
Younger br ,ther was instantly killed. Inc
o:her ESCAPED slightly injured.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6.-Tbe steamship
General Rask has arrived at this port from
Brownsville. with dates from Mexico to the
lst inst. The "Liberslists" captured lam
piso on TIE 2j,h Of August. Gen. Mifam"n
was hotIy pursued. Gen. Vidaurri was con-
centrating ten thousand meu at San Luis,
for d march on the capital. There was q
fearful gale aud foundation at Braz0s, on the
och ult.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 6.--The Democratic
c0nferees of the sixteenth Congressional dis
trict, to-day, made another attempt, ut Bridge
pert, to nominate a candidate for Congress.
The bal.oting was precisely the same as last
week.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. Governor Richardson,
of Nebraska, has resigned, with the lnten-
ton Of canvaSsing Illinois in favor OF Dug
las.
The third Fair Of the Missouri Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, commenced here
YESTERDAY. Ii was attended By some 5,uJu
persons. The display OF horses and cattle
is unsurpassed.
CnArEAGAY, Sept. ia raising a frame
Baptist Cuurob, today, the tlmoers gave
way, seriously lnjurlng a numbe OF persons.
CuAMBERsBURG, Pa, Sept GA ARRAY
occurred last evening near Waynesboro', In
this county, in which IL man named Osborn
WAS shot dead by two brothers, Daniel and
David Fuuk. The dispute arose from Osborn
carryiGg water IRON funks' well. Both Of
the brothers have been arrested, and are now
iu prison.
OswEGo, Sept. 6.--Mr. VIM. T.. Everett.
chief eug'neer Of the A.lsntic cable e1pedI-
ton, arrived at this place this evening. he
comes on d visit to his mother, who resides
il thi. city, lie WAS received by 40 immense
concJurse of citizens, aud escorted t. The
resideoce OF his mother by the military.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. The Rspub-
llcan Convention has re-nominated MIR. Banks
for Governor, by acclamauoo. Col. S;houler.
Of Boston, vas appointed chairman of the
committee on resolutions.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. THE Bellevllle Illinois
Democrat is authorized to say that judge
Breese il not, and will not be, q candidate
Tor the Uaitei States Senate, in opposition
To judge DDuglas.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 6--There were eighty
niue deaths here from yellow lever ON Satur-