Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
nv SATURDAY EVENINGS NAILS.

G,v WISE, in letter to a naturailzeo GU
;z.n. in Lynchhurg, Va. discusses the SUI
8 iect of our naturalization laws afect'hg our
q a,,,.d citizens abroad, in which he diners
8 .n,;r.lv from Gen. Cass, in regard to the gu
80 nf our government lie says that the
concession recently made by our uo'efh'
nan, i. AN abandonment OF one "f the most
,,,.,ions American doctrines ever establish
el by our patriots for free people. anu ne
,.,,r:,s that "a Democratic ADMINISTRATOR
ta, endorsed it as laid down by Its wing
,,r,d.,ess,,r in the Department OF State. NE
Edward Everett, following the authority u
Wheaton
ELECTION RErrRxs.-The Official returns
-, ,b, late election have not yet been receiV-
"a from the 5 delinquent counties. but from
o,. # them Elizabeth City, the Secretary OF
,taCommnnw aalth has receiS ed a semi offcl8i
statement of the vote, confirming the report
heretofore published. Regarding the hgur oo
a. official, Letchers majority wouia nc ',o'o
with reported majority IN the iour "'"ef
rounties Of 41j.-Rich. Why.
TurG ,y,SzrL CAsE.-An immense croWd
gathered Yesterday at Squire Nettle's ONCE
t. listen to the particulars III the serious
charge of rape brought by Mrs Boswell oi
In,nu Hill against her attendant physician
A., q Gayinzel, of Broad street.
IN, only evidence i'll the matter against
,,. f. ,,,or WAS that Of Mrs. Boswell, who It
.,.o,. IN suite of clerical, and other persua
-,,n has determined to expose the act oil inns
man Ciayinzel; and truly If things be rs she
.,a,.. n. deserves to he exposed in the full
a., sense of the term. Great efforts were
made to hush up the TRANSACTION Out Hr1.
Is ,swell, Justly indignant at the conduct VI
GayiIizel, II seems, Ia resolved I" carry '"0
matter out III luli. ;
Th,. defendant, with two of our most emil
nent lawyers, appeared yesterday before the
Magistrate, and after Mrs. Boswell 5 testiiiio-
nv showing that Gaylnzel had tried 10 eoihih''
an outrage Oh her person under false pretei'ces'
rho accused WAS sent to stand his trial ut the
next Court. ILL.,, was bailed cut III the sum
ofs2 600 -RichmoMd Emq""er.
p.,TRucrIyY FIRE.-A destructive hre oc-
.srred Ut Mercer Court house on Wednesday
last, about = o'clock, A. NJ. The large steam
tann.ry owned by \. a. Chapman Co.. was
totally destroyed, together with everything
I'm the establishment. Loss supposed to be
about $4,000; no insurance. Two other
houses took fire. but they sustained very little
damage.
Pry,rESrIARy BIRrs AND THEIR Cost
One of the most absurd expenditures OF Nir-
,,inia funds is the payment for the transPor-
tation Of convicts to our penitentiary, from
various parts of the State. Here Is case In
point: ,,,,
Yesterday eight poor devils, from Wheel
ing and Ohio county, were delivered ut our
penitentiary, aud ~ guard I" them came
eIcreu officers, whose expenses, paid out yes
t.rday. amounted To 81 OBJ .-Rtch. Eng.
FovRrH OF JrLy AT MoNTICELLo.-An ad-
dress upon the character of Thomas Jefferson
will be delivered from the porch ofth old
mansion, by David 4. Coddngton, esq, OF
the city of New York, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
The Blue Ridge Republican says;-"This
section of country Was visited by a violent
storm on Wednesday night last. Trees were
uprooted, and thousands of shocks OF wheat
levelled to the ground. The lightning was
glorious, the thunder sublime. and the wind
terrific"
The Telegraph Company have reduced
their rates to - cts. for dispatches OF III
words between Charlottesville and Rich
mond
CoMMUNlCATED.
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