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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

DR.. G. W. Newton. Of augusta, Ga' re-
Gently deceased, left $4,000 to the Orphan
ASYLUM Of that city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The next letting of the Post Office con-
tracts, somewhat changes the route between
Leesburg and the Point of Rocks. There is
to be a semi-weekly mail between the two
points. via Goresville, and 4 daily mail via
Waterford. Whilst this arrangement will
not materially effect L~eesburg, it will give
to the citizens of Waterford the benefit of a
daily mail from the East.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

Francis Baxter, son of Il very respectable
dealer in glass and china ware, in Ketterings,
England, shot himself through the head IN
Christmas day, just as he was about to be
married to Sarah Morris-a very nice young
lady, who waited long and vainly for him in
bridal array for the ceremony to take place
because his father opposed the match
He was a fine youth, of pleasing anner and
steady conduct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Senate has confirmed Rush Fillmore rs
Associate Justice of Kansas. lie was re-
moved from the same position by President
p;srce az the time Governor Reeder was dis
nIaced AZ Governor of that Territory. The
nomination of Townsend Harris as nlinistpr
to japan. is postponed. Lient. Col. John
Harris is confirmed as colonel. IN the place
Of BROADER Gen. Henderson. deceased col
onel commandment of the marine corps. sev-
eral other consequent promotions IN tha'
branch of the service have been cohnrh'eu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

Gov. Wise has been elected TO denver III.
address, before the two literary societies OF
Homrdeu Sidney college, ut its commence
m.nt I'm June next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21
Brent 4 KIyzgR, Solicitors.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. JA''''' d,
~ IS59.-The parties and creditors d" .
named cause, and all Others Interested a. e..
notified and required to present thcE -a
proof before me, a Commissioner OF tht a.
ut my Office in the city Of Alexandra
fore the cath day Of February, l'1'' OBJ! .
be exsladed frem any participate" '
tribution Of the funds, which are or ma A.,
the bands Of Thomas Davy, a. Trustee =,
ministrator Of Charles kooncs, decd o., 4,
said parties, &C., are further n"ilho''
Thursday, the said oath day of febrI"1
o'clock, A. NJ. at my Office aforesaid ! ,,.-
cced TO state and settle the accounts a""
all other duties required by the foregoing
when and where they will attend. r.r
Given under my hand, this 2Oth Gay r,r0N
ry, 1852. W. =
jan 2l-wiw COMMISSIONS "
CEGARS.-The subscriber continue ''
y ture SEGARS, from every choice ~
ported Leaf Tobacco. Orders re'pcI,ru
ted EDWIN ''pH rs.
Midilsburx, Va, oct lS-so5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Providence journal, in abiding to the
newspaper criticisms recently made In varI
ous journals throughout our country, regard
ing modern orruory, thinks sit cannot be
ral!sd debate or discussion that prevails IN
Congress. Long speeches, prepared before
hand. and delivered whenever the member
can get the floor. without reference to the 4nes-
t;on nominally under consideration, have
quite superseded that debate which is inten-
died to bring to light the merits, and to expose
the defects of proposition. 1t does seem
that this evil must cure itself. These long
speeches, everybody knows, 4rs neither lis
tsnad to. nor read. it is not possible that
they will be endured forever"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Washington States says, that it has
satisfactory information that the President is
in nc way responsible for the movement
which was initiated a few days since, in II
caucus of Democratic Senators. His policy
in regard to the acquisition of Cuba, was
fully communicated to the country in his re-
cent message; with a specific recommends
ton ofthe measure which he thought of I'M
mediate importance to its success. II, mean
while, any advices had been received OF sufh-
Gent significance to warrant a resort to more
prompt and peremptory expedients, he would
have informed the Senate OF the turn OF Tor
tame in an authoritative manner, and have
demanded of Congress the means and the
power to seize the feeting opportunity. The
States adds: 1--WE have reason to believe
that in it's origin and purpose, the Cuba eau
Gus of Democmtic Senators. was nothing
more than an artiice by which certain per-
sons proposed to signalize their zeal in sup
port of a popular enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Secretary Of State. TO whom was re-
ferrcd the resolution of the House, request
ing the President to communicate to that
body the correspondence between this gov
eminent and France and England, in rela-
ton to the acquisition o Cuba by the United
States, has reported to the President that it
does not appear from the files and records of
the State Department. that any such cores
pondence has taken place. The only CORES
pondence between this government and those
Of France and England relative to the Island
Of Cuba, is that which occurred between the
Secretary of State and Count de Sartigc,s
and Mr.. Champion, the French and British
ministers, which was communicated to the
Senate with the Presidents message on the
18th ~ofJanuury, 1886.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

Rev. Mr.. Wise, of Virginia, preached al
Tallahassee, Florida, on Sunday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

We had, in the foreign news, published
Yesterday, indications of a coming storm
in Europe. Louis Napoleon copies the fash
ion Of his "uncle." in making his communi-
cations, in woprio persona, to the amh"ssH-
doris of forsign powers, at his leNees. The
London Times says
"Tbe continental excitement respecting
tho Italian question has reached its CRISIS
and unIess et6cacions means of preventioa
no adonted, A collision will occur between
Sardinia and Austria, The French Govern
ment have allowed the Italians to invoke IT'S
assistance, and Austria does not retogGi]a,
France "a an Italian Power. Hence the baa
feeling between them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Richmond Wing has q long article IN
relation to the Estates guarantee to the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad" and what il Things and calls the
interference with that guarantee by other
Railroad ~companies-to the injury OF the
Fredericksburg route-allowing passengers
TO travel from the South to the North by
some other way than over that road. The
matter ia now before the Court of Appeals
which tribunal, We presume, will soon give
a decision in the case. Until tilhn. there
must be of course two sides to the question,
even in a legal point of view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The debate on the Pacific Railroad bill, in
the Senate. on Wednesday, turned on the
amendment offered by Mr.. Pugh, providing
that the western terminus of the road should
be assigned to some point on the eastern
boundary Of California. The motive of this
amendment was declared to be found in the
grave constitutional objections which existed
in the case of any assumption Of power in the
Federal Government to build 4 railroad
through a sovereign State" This motion
opened a wide discussion on the limitations
of the Constitution, the powers of the FEEDER
al Government. the true principles of con-
s~titutional construction and Interpretation,
&c. The debate was participated in by Mes
srs. Simmons. Benjamin, Davis, Green, Pugh
and others, without reaching any determinate
conclusion on that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Democrats in the Indiana Legislature
held GAUGES on the llth instant for the nomi-
nation of certain State officers. The Dou-
glas men and accompanies acted together,
but the former controlled the caucas and
nominated their men. Aquilla Jones, pre-
sent Treasurer of the State, and one of the
most prominent Douglas men in Indiana,
WAS nominated for agent of State. The
minor offices were also given to the Dou-
glas men. The nominations were then rati-
fed IN toto, but not before Senator Hettren
Lecompton) with one or W others had
bolted and sworn hostility to the new coall-
tion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The Washington States says: a party Of
select friends are reported to have assembled
at the Treasury Department night before
last. To take into consideration a new tariff
hill. The ~assemblage is said to have been
convened at the instance of the Secretary of
the Treasury and the Chairman of the COM
mittee of Ways and Means. After much
discussion, involving considerable diversity
of opinion, the meeting adjourned without
coming to any settled conclusion. From
this and other indications, Congress may pre-
pare itself for a tariff bill in a very few days.
1t is apparent that the whole influence of the
Executive is being directed to this end
The prospect excites no little sensation among
the States-right Democrats of the South and
West; and there is talk to-day of assembling
Il party caucus to define and expound the
old Democratic landmarks"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

The House of Representatives, in Commit
tee of the Whole, on the Civil and Diplomat
ic Appropriation bill, on Wednesday, struck
out the missions to Persia, Buenos Ayres,
Switzerland and Rome-and a motion was
made to strike out all the missions, except
those of Great Britain, France. Russia. Spain.
Mexico, China. and Paraguay. We pre-
sumo. that when the Committee rises, and
the bill is reported back to the House, all,
or very nearly all. of the now strnck ont mis-
sions will be restored. Among the members
who advocated retrenchment was Mr.. Gar,
nett, of Va, on whose motion the mission to
Rome was voted out.
Mr.. Keitt, in a speech, declared himself for
the ACQUISITION of Cuba, without negotiation
or any any other tardy process. He did not
extend the same favor to Mexico or Central
America, which he thought were not needed
TO carry out the same principles of progress.
Mr.. Richie, of Pennsylvania, inquired
whether the gentleman thought the United
States had a right to take Cuba, because they
had a government that he does not ap-
prove OF.
Mr.. Keitt replied that he did not; "but he
would say that the long catalogue OF aggrcs-
sions, with the accumulated insults to her
flag, invasions of her rights. and insults to
her honor, gave the United States the right
to declare war against Spain, and he con,
tended that no nation would have the right
to complain"
Duringthe evening session, on Wednesday,
Mr.. II. Marshall, of Ky, made an able
speech against the Republican party and
their sectional issues. Mr.. Scott advocated
the Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Andrews spoke
against Free Trade, &C.. &c. Some gentle
men asked and obtained leave % print
speeches. instead Of delivering them. MIR
Goode, of Va, was one of the latter--hls
health being such as to prevent him from
speaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21
EDGAR sN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA:

FRIDAY MORNING., JANUARY 81, 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21

of Reading, Pa. 1t is unlike the genuine.
and NAV therefore be- easily detected.
Hiram Kctchum. esq. the newly elected
President of the New York Wing General
Committee, at its last meeting, delivered IN
address. IT, which hp laid ioSn Tho platform
Of new political organization, To be- on the
basis ofthe old Wing party.
Senator Hunter. Of Virginia. does not Ec-i-
tate to say that if the thirty millions asked
for Cuba should he voted. hc did not know
where the money was 10 come from, Is there
was none in the Treasury.
DR.. Martin, Of Baltimore, and purser Of
the steamer Oregon, it seems, was neither
idecovcd" Of the aforesaid steamer. nor
robbed" as was recently stated. Ii is now
said that he has gone to the city Of Mexico.
The New York Times mentions the arrival
in that .ity Of an old s,tilor namad losepl,
Marks, who had travelled all the way IN .toot
from Washington. where he had been fruit
lessly expecting IN Increase of his pension.
Major Hcntzleman. Indian Agent, has
gone from Fort Yuma to reclaim a woman
and two children, from the Mohave Indiana,
taken captive from an emigrart train wE:ish
was attacked on tho Colorado last Fall.
The Reform movement, ~inauguratcl i'll
England, by Mr.. Bright, meets with but little
favor, and certainly causes none Of the cy-
element which distinguished previous agita-
tions for similar objects.
The Hagerstown Torchlight says that
about Sl75,QO0 has now been subscribed of
the SaO0, 900 required t. reconstruct the
Franklin Railroad.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
Terre-EI Female College
TEHRE-IiAUTE INDIANA.

,I-HF rccond Session 81 tbs Institution viii COM
L latncc on TUESDAY,, tbs afsi of February
ana continue Twenty Weeks.
Eighteen Professors aud rcachefs 81 supeiinr quail
idcainn- and selected With great care constitute the
board ol III lcaiion. Prof. Aiphou~o Mood anu q.
llosaorth ard all the leading Teachers have bsru
iaa~. aud fsv oratiA known the public. us IN
render unnecessary any remarks respecting their
quail dcattohs.
The location Of the College far hfanh asf bsantw.
cannot be surpasscd-and thc Buldin.~ erected a. 4
furnished at an expense of about S1nnuu. offer home
comforts rarely to bc found iu institutions ~ learn.
ing. Ihuys Harmes ~ sfeam esa fFVhfsf Or gas
The apparatus Tor rSrerthf~niaf fiiusfraii ofs a..
eludes good 7eisscope. .crsscsp<. aud every. &C..
quisitr q iuusi,sts Tally al .he PRINCIPLES Of ~
ssience~ pursued. NeF =. al - p ~
Weekly Lectures are delivered De ore The school
The Mu.ic Department, anier tn care II l'rai.
Anthem ana Miss Newbs, both al u om efsei q
their fesrsytse dcrarisncnts Is In hghiy flourish.
Ing condition.
The course OF studies 4. sTfsnsfrs 81 thorough
the Cis-slss constituting prominent feature. All
the classes Ia Tie N"iere course AIe rfspsfebf Ter
~ambeys sHf affaianeafs thc StOiof Clas. lunih,
ing Tes
The expense. per annafa. including roo,ns fnfhsh.
cd bosr tuition in sil "a brancie- ol u,e feEalet
coarsc. fuel, ixhts end .tiug ss.5.
n 4 Say fpnhef tnforu zion frsp'eing the school
may h~hil. by sdilcssslnF Rev John covert of Rev.
lPheuso Naat. 1suc-li4uig, lad
Jan. n. iss9-dw-iy john COVERT.