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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
Public Duty Of Honest Men.

The delinquent class is increasing who NAV
calmly discuss in their counting rooms, libra
rics, or over their dlning-tablcs, the current
and local questions of the day, but they take
no active part IN their settlement. nor move
hand or loot IA crush out the abuses which
afhlct the clty, or 10 avert the calamitics
which they are the first to realize and bcmoan.
80 long us these men sit in their easy chairs
and leave hcdccision of the important issues
of the day TO political advcnturers and trick
st"rs, they have no right to complain of the
incompetence otrulers or the bad government
Of the city or State. 1t is true that IL point
has been apparently reached when an honest
man, taking an active part in pclitics, runs
the risk Of injuring his regulations; when Il
dIslnterested and faithful worker in public
affairs is regarded rs a kind If myth: and
when every fresh folly, delinquency oroutrage
on the part Of controlling parties and factions,
is received with Il sheer which seems to say
this is all that can be expected: politics and
politicians are alike deSpIcaOle. These i'm
prcssloue certainly prevail, and are frequent
" expressed in wealthy, cultivated and in
t%iucntial circles; but when urged a. excuses
for Sinking the momentous and responsible
duties which the citizens owes to his country,
they are Idle, unsuund and unmanlv. Tue
~tolll"-, ~deliuqucucies, or decentralization of
others. are no good reason for neglect, indo-
lcnce, or apathy on our part: but should rath-
be incentives to resolutr and harmon Gus az
ton among honest men who have substantial
interests to protect. 1t is when the republic
Is most corrupt that good men and true patri-
cts should come to the rescue, and do their
part towards its regeneration. The man
who abstains from the discharge of his polit-
ical duties through squcami>hnesS. over re-
finelnent, the cares OF business. or apathetic
Indifference, should know and understand
that in his neglect Of his comparatively uL-
important duties, he is growing indifferent 10
the great IDEAS Of Self-GJvernment, Country.
People, aud in that ind florence, every spark
of patriotism and national sentiment must
SOONER or later be extinguishcd.-N. y.Jom.
Of fD1DITyrT ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
GEN. Uruuiza and mis- Wealth.

Gen Urquiza having taken Il prominent
part in the peaceful settlement Of our quar-
rel with Paraguay, the following in relation
To him. by the Buenos Ayres correspondent
of the New York Times, will be read with ILL
terest: Gen. trgulza is now Do years old. His
profile is much that Of Mr.. Webster. lie
has the same dark meUeoric eye: and the
forehead, though less massive, does not les
sen the resemblance. His eSi1"ctd at San
Jose embraces go square miles. III" has
10000 head of cattle: 10000 horses: $4,000
merino sheep, and 100000 mixed breeds
lie sold last year 6ti,UtW hides Ut his own
produce. Let the gentlemen OF the swamp
reckon their value. As for his clip of wool
| could form no estimate. lie is Interested
in every useful aud profitable enterprise
in the Confederation, and mentioned to me
that in the own of Rosario alone he had
$3.50, O00engagcd III special partnerships. q"
to him with a scheme that will bear the test
of analysis, aud he Is your man. lie gives a
lift To the industrious ami the aspiring, and
reaches out his hand to save The honest and
unfortunate. Thus, there was IA company who
ran line Of American stages i'll the Contedc-
ration which ramitied to It's remotest towns,
az lucrllpan anu Nalta. Inc crlsls
them. What will carry you through
Not less than one hundred Thousand dollars
Call tomorrow" They did 81, and got the
money. At the town of Conception there ia
State College founded by him. 1t occupies
four sides Of a block 200 feet square, and ed
ucated last year 4o3 boys, VIII" are taught,
and ted gratis. The State devotes to
its support a small school tund--General
supplies the remainder. The pro-
tessors are all European graduates, and their
philosophical apparatus, laboratory, library.
ETC., are the fruits OF his constant and mex
haustihle bounty. He gave them lately AN
additional square for Il hospital--one was
built there for II dozen beds. While we
were there he was told that it was too small.
Double it," said he, land draw OH me-"
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C .
1859
xooN's PHASES.
VI A LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL 70,

VT aLeAAN MI = \.
ARRIVED.
brie Henry lawrcns. Johnson, Providence, t"
Borden Mining TO.
s'hT. Fellow Craft. lsr.l Lane. Windsor, p(as-
'ef 10 CaIrruNr 4 to.
Schr. Charger. Kelsey. Norfolk. tar and rosin 10
W, Harper 4 Co.. and Wheat & Bro.
,ghT. Il. ". comings. Weldiu. Bristol, Md, to
D. h. Smith.
SEAr Athal, parr. Windsor, plaster to Cazeuove
sSnT' tom. Conor. Gilmore. Port Deposite, lum-
~ 10 >uoUt, Chlcr i Co.
''Hf. ""o. Washington. johnson, Machodnc,
'''nu Robinson 4 PAYNE.
''nf: iriunc, Wca>cr. Ncmini. corn 20 Robin
'a 1 Payne.
Snf' Minnrsota, Baker. -, by d. b. Smith.
Jn'' hetecca Il. Whilder. Jcrmau, Somerset,
y b9rdsn Mining Co.
"yTI. Sarah L. Parker, Baker. Wareham. by
J. Aeh.ae,
u. Mehat.y.
SGi;h. D'
SSni. ;. Il: Bailey, Hopkins. Dighton, b. Bor-
MEMORANDA.
,Su's' Direct, Reseridge, and Entire, namares,,
"'orset""n. arrived at New York, 9th inst.
,pN"Hmer Diamond state. frvm this port, arrived
.r, btAuu'ore, 25th inst, reports a large schooner
s.h above Sandy Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Important from Utah.

~LrAvr>"uRru. April 2j.-Later Utah AL
vices represent affairs in that Territory NJ
threatening. Judge Cradlebaugh had dis
missed the .%iuries. they refusing to find bills
against the murdcrers. In consequence Of
the excited state Of the popular feeling.
1000 soldiers had moved TO the neiyhborh"od
Of Provo.
Gov. Cummings had issued Il proclnma-
ton, taking ground with the Mormon seuti-
ment. The dangcrof an outbreak WAS con-
sidcrel imminent. Beside, the difference
between Gen. johnson and Gov. Cumming,
there is an open rupture between the Exccu-
tive aud tho judiciary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27

CLINGs To HlN.-The Ontario Repository,
speaking of the recent trial and conviction
Young Van Tuyl for negro stealing who
beei convicted and sentenced totwo years
'risonment. mentions the following Incl
o.:
\ noticeable circumstance during the
TWAS the presence in the Court room Of
Interesting young lady, whoa us appeared
tr'testimony in the course Of examination
was ahianced bride before committing the
crl lmpellcd 10y the dictates ola generous
antlfidiug heart. she stood by HIM through
goo port and evil report. aud o in his
advty minglcs her s~ympathies and tears
Will parents in their common bercavc-
men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27

A Man SUEING ANOTHER FOR ESTRANGING
THE AFFECTIONS OF HIS WIrE.--A singular
trial is now i'll progress in Columbus, Ohio.
The papers of that city, referring to the al
fair, furnish the tolloRing facts:
THE parties in the suit are Lucius a.
Bowers. Aaron ID. Griffin, and Miss Mary
+. Kent. OF the twain Miss Kent chose the
former and in April 1853. WAS duly united
to him in marriage. Soon after they re-
moved to Illinois. the husband intending to
commence business, and III a short time after
their arrival in the West. they were followed
10y Griffin. who it is alleged, induced the Wit"
to fOrsake her husband and return 10 Ohio
Letters from Ira \. Preston To Margarc,
Preston. his wife, to the wife If Bowers, aud
other influences brought to bear upon her,
are alleged 10 have assisted in her alicna-
ton, aud said Preston and wife are. with
made PARTIES defendant t" the suit
which is brought by the husband. Bowers.
20 recover damages, caused by the separation,
thus taking from his possession the control
t property of which his wife was the cN-
hctant'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
AUCTION SALES.

NENDUE.-Will he sold at Public Sale, on
WEDNESDA y, III, 4h Of Nay. at the resi-
lence of the subscriber, near Mount Vernon, Fair
fax County, Va. 100 HEAD OF SUPERIOR
COWS. most of which are fresh. aud said To be the
best lot in the County / Half Blooded DEVON
BULL: 2 HORSES; milk WAGON and HAIR
NESS. in complete order; 10 MILK CANS, of
various sizes, from } to % gallons. part of which
are new. and i large lot OF MEASuREs, &c. The
sale to commence At : o'clock, ard will he positive.
- | intend to relinquish the Dairy business, ana
the Cows will be sid, the first purchaser taking
the choice until all are sold.
Terms Of SAFE ALI sums of so, and under,
cash and over $50 - credi; Of ninety days will be
given. by the purchaser, giving their notes with
approved cndorscr-. JOS. Is. CONR0W.
Euirf,, e., Y, ,u 3---c,t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
Promise of the Crops and the Prospects ofTrade.

From all parts Of the country We receive
the most favorable reports III regard to the
growing crops. In the middle and northern
States the promise Of the grain, tobacco and
fruit cultures is "fthe most gratifying kind;
while. al the same time. the early di>ap-
pearance of the SHOWS from the Northern and
Western States. and the present show Of the
fields, hold forth every indication of album
dance. FIR IN "a few limited districts only.
have we complaints Of drought, the spring
rains having been general and copiousin their
fall.
This is cheering news for the merchants
and manufacturers, for ON the prosperity OF
the agricultural class the general welfare
largely depends. For the past two or three
year bad crops and II succession of low pri-
ces have exercised their evil influence upon
trade.-N. y. Hyaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
Explosion and Great Loss Of Life.

MENPurs, April 2G.-LaSt Night the stea-
mer St. Nicholas, from st Louis for New
Orleans. exploded at Island No. 60. The
boat and cargo are a total loss.
FUrty-two persons are Killed and missing.
They were principally attaches Of the boat.
Among those dangerously scalded, is h.
j. Stuart, of Stanton, Va.
The wounded have been brought here Ey
the steamer Susquehanna, and every atten-
ton is being paid them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27

A letter from Rappahannock County, says:
Thomas is sweeping everything before him.
His majority here will be large-upwsrds Of
lN. We no { our friends in the other parts
Of the district will do their duty. If they
DO, all will be well with US. Mr.. Thomas
speech at Flint Hill was a telling one, and
acknowledged by his political opponents to
have been one Of the best stump speeches
ever delivered in the County. and it's good
efetts are beng devclnned daily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
ICON INUNDATED.

If any thing we're wanting to show the NJ
effects of the revival of the Militia Sysy
tem," in the form in which it has been re-,
,ived, it Was furnished in this city, on Mon
day. To cay nothing of the waste Of time,
and the absurdity Of the whole affair, what
good citizen will not deplore some Of the
results, which we're seen, as they developed
themselves late in the day, after the idleness
and want Of occupation of the morning?
Every citizen should, at once, protest against,
aud endeavor to have Il stop put 10, this
worse than nonsense. Judging from what
occurred on Monday. muster day hereafter,
will he dreaded hy those who desire to ban
ish from our community. as much as possi-
BILE. the incentives to idlcneSs. and dissipa-
ton. viii any one tell me what possible
good can come Of this thing: AClTlIEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-27
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTERS.

WATER RENTERS will please take notice
that their WATER BILLS will be due on
ia" fir: u May, iS"9. and it is required tlu, they
should be paid promptly ON presentation, by TIT
Collector, Of the Company.
Those who can make it convenient. can make
payment t" the Treasurer, II. :. Tough, at his
office in the new Custom House.
The engagements of the Company require that
all hill, due. should he paid promI.iy-and all
icIinqucni> will Ice dealt wilh in conformity with
the rules and regulations i'll such cases provided
for.
Persons using water on sp'ci"i p,rmis. are re
9uirel t. renew them. a, the Office al the Treasurer.
ap 2j-eo6t L. II. MILLER, President.