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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

REMARKS-Therc has been some activity
manifested in the market for Flour during the
week, and the sales to shippers have been larger
than for some weeks past. The receipts by Rail
roads have been fair, and prices steady. We no.
tce sales yesterday of straight brands Union
street Superfnc at So S7t. Extra and Family are
wanted, but the transactions will not warrant ac-
curate quotations. though those given above are
about the range of the market. There has been
a good city demand, and the market closed active
In Wheat there has been comparatively little do
ing-the receipts have been light, while there has
been a good demand, and prices have been well
sustained, and closed at an advance, with sales OF
white on Change yesterday at l4JGt lijc.. and red
at 1854 1870. for fair to goodfor inferior lots OF
both white and red 5@ lOc less than our inside
figures we're paid. Corn has been in steady de
mand, but light supply. The principal offerings
have been Of white--of mixed and yellow there
has been but little coming to market. There were
sales yesterday Of white at Zoe. for milling ana
distilling purposes-demand on the part OF snip
pcrs light Rye and Oats have been quiet
Sales of the former at $50 &c, with but light
offerings Very light supplies of Oats and no
transactions worthy of note-quotations nominal
Seeds are quiet. and prices unchanged, with hight
transactions The Grocery market is firm, hut
quiet, and prices have not changed since our last
report Provisions are steady, with small sales
The fuel market is unchanged Freghts are
quiet and but few vessels arriving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, At CT L.
n PEPPER c. H., FOR sALE.-The very de-
.irabe and well known HOUSE and LOT on
Main street Immediately opposite the Virgins
Hotel, at Culpeper C. H., belonging to the estate
of +. J. Thompson, deceased, will be offered tor
SALE at public auction, to the highest bidder, %.
Saturday, the 18th day Of March merit, if not sold
privately before that time. This property il too
well known to require full description Of it; sui
fee it to say that property in the village has
ever been offered with such advantages, having
"a upon it large and handsome DWELLING
In HOUSE, in one part Of which is an excellent
Store Room, suitable Tor any branch Of businss'.
Also, a large WARE ROOM, short distance from
the Store both of which front on Main street
good we'll Of water in the yard; an excellent oar
den, and ONE ACRE LOT, in the rear; when
will be sold separately, if desired--sultaDLe 'Da
building lots. The terms will be mace known "n
the day of sale. Possession given on the o.n 'hy
Of August, 1859. Persons wishing 10 we" w., mo
premises are referred to VIM I. 'athie''"' " '"'
W. "re''' the present &. c. THOMPSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

THE RAILROAD CONNECTION SouTHwARD.-
Our Congressional report shows that Sena-
ter Kennedy, of this State, yesterday brou 5ht
forward in the t. S. Senate bill in response
to the memorial of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad authorizing the company to extend
its Washington branch line through the Me
tropolis TO some place on the Eastern branch
of the Potomac river on eitherot the two pro-
posed routes. The object of this extension
of the roads to form closer connection with
the southern and southwestern lines 50 rap
idly drawing TO completion, by which the line
from North to South will be unbroken, and
connection made 50 close and perfect, that
only about one-half of the time now occupied
will then be necessary for the passage through
from New York to New Orleans. To effect
this is certainly Almost important and desira-
BILE result. and all the roads Immediately in
terested propose 10 unite earnestly with the
Baltimore and Ohio i'll efforts for its consum-
mation--thc Philadelphia road on the one
hand and the Orange and Alexandria on
the other With the early completion of
the latter road to Lynchburg, and the
closing up of Il gap or two beyond, our
city will have an unbroken rail convey
ance for passengers and trelghts to and
from large portion of the Southern States,
rs Tennessee, Alabama, &C., the trade of
which we have long desired. but never
before enjoyed 1t appears that the COM
mittee of Congress TO whom this subject
had first to be presented is, the COM
mittcc of the District of Columbia-was
not willing to grant the privilege of pas
sing through Washington at any point west
of the capitol, us to do 50 would render it
necessary to lay the track across Pennsylva-
MIA avenue The idea of crossing the Poto-
mae by the long bridge is, therefore, aban-
doned: but the company will now be allowed
in taking the routes prescribed. to use loco
tives. 1t is contemplated, however, that it
will be necessary to construct tunnel III
passing the Capitol HILL by one Of the routes
allowed, which is the following:
%. BY leaving said branch railroad so as
to strike line between East Third and East
Sixth streets. and run along or near said line
to some point on the east branch of the PO-
tomac, between the maynard and the Pc
t0lnac.
The other route would take the road across
the eastern branch, and to point down OPP
posite Alexandria: but the companies prefer
the one terminating near the navy yard
Bait. Sun.
RAILROAD ExTENsIoN.-Mr John W. Gar
rett, president, and Mr. VIM. p. Smith, mas
ter Transportation, and the Baltimore city
directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, came to Washington yesterday with
view of securing favorable consideration
of Congress to the project Of extending the
Washington branch Of their road through the
District of Columbia Wash. Union.
The Readings from Shakespeare, by Mrs.
Fanny Kemble Butler, will commence on
Wednesday evening next, at Philharmonic
Hall, i'm Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
Ratification Meeting.

Pursuant to a call, large and enthusiast
lie meeting was held at Sarepta Hall, on
Thursday night, for the purpose of ratifying
the nominations by the Richmond Conven-
ZION Of GoccIS, WILEY, and Preston.
ON motion Of Col. c. S. Price, Stephen
Shinn. esq, was called to the Chair. Edgar
suowdcn, ir., was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object
Of the meeting, W. D. Massey offered the
ALLOWING resolutions. which were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily approve, and cor
,T,Ilv endorse the nominations by the Richmond
convention. of VIM. l.. Goggin for Governor,
Mailman I. Wiley for Lieutenant Governor, and
Walter Preston for Attorney General, and that to
effect their elections, We will use all honorable
means.
Resolved, That We hail in the nominations Of
these gentlemen, determination upon the part Of
the consery alive portion of the citizens Of Virgin
IN 10 oppose the corrupt tendencies of the present
dominant party and return to the principles
cherished by the founders of the Republic.
In response to calls, the meeting was ad-
dressed in eloquent and stirring speeches, by
Messrs. W. D. Massey and H. 0. Claughton.
The following resolution was offered by A.
D. warheld, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That this meeting heartily approve
IN. recommendation to hold Convention in this
CITY, on the third Of March next, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Congress from this
District. and that the Chairman appoint twenty
five delegates to represent this city and county in
said Cony enton.
Under this resolution, the Chairman ap-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lS.--Flour is nominally I'M
changed; holders firm at yesterday quotations.
and the market was inactive; Howard street and
Ohio are held at Sc Wheat is buoyant; white
ranged from 400 l75c, inclading fair to choice.
Corn is dull; white and yellow 73@75c Provi-
sions closed with declining tendency; bacon
shoulders &c.; sides 9s@ lOc hams I0@ lie. Lard
l24c in bbs. and tierces. WhiSkey is dull at %
3Oc. for City and Ohio.
New York, February ls.-Flour is firm: State
sj.35@$5.5O; Ohio $4,000 $3.50; Southern $500
MSGI5. Wheat is dull; Southern red l35c.;
Western white ll7@l5Oc Corn is dull: white
and yellow SO@ S3c. Pork is quiet-mess $l1'o
@sls prime 1926 $3.50. Lard is steady, at
l3@l2c. Whskey is dull at PC. Stocks are
dull Cumberland Coal Company 2i!. Mo. Us
S3s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

NvOTICE.-The subscribers have formed ~
~ PARTNERSHIP under the nfm OF y. ID.
~ WI;NTOE, for the purpose Of manufactur.
in. W0OLEN GOODS, at Bucklsnd, Prince VIII
liam County, Va. "
ROBT. II. HUNTON, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishes To purchase large
lot of Cotton or Linen RAGS, for which he will
puy in cash the highest market prices.
nov J. z. McGRAW, Upper end Of Kingst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

DISSoLUTION.-The co-partnership hereto
~ fore existing between FORD d. WICK
LIFE. is dissolved by mutual consent. to take
effect from the LIST of February, 1888. J. W. b.
Ford is alone authorized to use the name of the
firm. for the purpose of settling up the business
J. ". ID. FORD.
feb l7-d3t6co3t 4. j. WICKLIFFE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

DISSOLUTION.-Thc co-partncrship hereto
~ fore existing under the name and firm of
THOMAS t. HILKERSON, at Oak Grove,
Wcstmoreland Co., Va, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent Either one of the parties are
authorised to use the name OF the firm in settle
mont THOMAS 4 WILKINSON.
Oak Grove, Wcstmorcland Co., Va, feb l7-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

NOTICE WILLIAM H. FOWLE has this
~ dav associated with him, his son WILLIAM
H. FOWLE, JR., for the transaction OF a general
Commission business in thi, city. under the firm Of
WILLIAM H. FOWLE IL SON. Office for the
present Al Nos. - and 90 King street.
ian Jaw I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

On motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the list.
On motion, it was resolved that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in the
Alexandria Gazette, and that the Warrenton
Wing, Culpeper Observer, Fredericksburg
News and Herald, Fairfax News, and Rich
mond Wing, be requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned, with three
cheers for the nominees of the Richmond
Convention.
Immediately after the adjournment of the
above meeting, the Chairman again called
the assembage to order. Mr.. Massey stated
that desire had been expressed by some,
that Convention of the Wing and Ameri-
can parties should he held, for the purpose
of nominating Municipal officers. He de-
sired All expression of opinion on the sub
ject.
Mr.. r. Zimmerman then moved that a
Convention of the Wing and American party
of this city, be held on Thursday evening
next, at American Hall, to nominate candi-
dates for the various municipal Offices. The
vote being taken, the resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
S. SIIINN, Chairman.
EDGAR SNowDEN, ir, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PRO
i PERTY.-Will be sold at auction, on S"'"r.
dry, the 5h day Of Hdrch merton the PREMISE.
THE DOVER MILL property, lying on Little
River on tho Asbby's Gap Turnpike, between Mid
dlcburg and Aldie, in Loudoun county, late the pro"
~ perty of Benjamin Hixson. These MILLS
IN are so well known that particular dcscrp-
ton is deemed unnecessary. Attaehedto the Mer.
chant and Country mills, (Which are large and sub
stantia stone structures is a valuable SAW MILL.
The water power is strong and never failing.
There is comfortable Miller's HOUSE, and sta
bles, with good garden attached, which with other
grounds comprise some two or three acres.
sale of this property with other real estate, be-
longing to Benjamin Hixson, was made blythe sub
scrber AS trustee under deed Of trust executed by
said Hixson and wife, which sale WAS made on tho
3Ist of March, 1853, and the terms OF the said -"is
not having been complied with to said mill pro-
perry, the sale now advertised becomes necessary.
The terms will be twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars in hand, and the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest from sale, the title to ia
withheld, till payments are made.
This property has been regarded as one OF tho
mos valuable milling establishments in the county.
Selling as Trustee, will convey such title - Is
vested in me- WIN. ROGERS, Trustee.
Loudoun county, feb 7--eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

The Readings from Shakespeare, by Mrs.
Fanny Kemble Butler, will commence on
Wednesday evening next at Philharmonic
Hall. i'm Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
L. H. & G. C. SCHNEIDER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c..
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.

"
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WE would call the attention OF Carpenters and
w Builders To our large assortment oi Bt LID
Frs HARDW ARE. which We will sell ut reduced
prices. We name i'll part
900 doz Wilson's Sash Pullies, II, >. q ill., No.
| and ..
500 ditto Assorted Butts Loose and Fast Nails
2UO Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
A large assortment of Locks. Knobs. Bolts,
Screws Strap Hinges. Files, &c. Persons wishing
TO purchase will find it to their advantage t" give
call. Washington. feb l9-c""m
A VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-ls3
n ACRES OF LAND-good red soil. well
wooded with Oak. Hickory and Iine-comiorahIc
S=s HOUSE: good enclosures; never failing stream
Ia:i of water on one side of the farm, and bounded
on the other side by public road, about mile from
Sudley Mills--near which there will be depot on
the Independent Line of the Manassas Gap Rail
road. where wood enough might he sold to pay for
the Farm. without any Inconvenience or injury to
the land. This farm can he purchased for two
thousan nd dollars cash, by making early application
TO i. +. CHINN, Agent.
Near Groveton, Prince William Co., Va.
g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

-. WANTED TO Rem THE advertiser
d:s wants 10 rent n small but comfortable HOl Sc.
pleasantly located in the city. Apply at the office
Of IN. Gazette feb l7--du
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

. FOR RENT.-Having made arrangements
"a; to remove to the wharf early in March. we offer
for rent the BUILDING now occupied by US. No. 81
and 30. King street. The property could he con
venicntly divided into two commodious stores with
n comfortable dwelling attached TO one OF them,
and would he so rented if desired
ian IO-2awIm WIN. II. FOWLE Il son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

It's rumored, says the London Daily News,
that Mr.. Morphy will play another match
with Mr.. Harrwitz. a report is current,
too, that Mr.. Morphy, in cmulationofPaulscn
has undertaken to play twenty games stimuli
taneously without board and men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

JrO BUSH MIXED CORN MEAL, tor sale by
lou feb II PERRY PESNIBACkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

There were $3.50 hogshcads Of Tobacco in
spected in Richmond, from the first of Octo-
Der, 1853 to the first of February, 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

CHURCH. MEETrNG.-Wc learn. that pursu
ant to previous notice, Il meeting Of some OF
the subscribers to a House of " orship for the
use of the Methodist Il. Church South, con-
templated to bc erected in the neighborhoOd
of Makcly's School-House, Fairfax, was held
at said Schoo-House on Monday last, the 18th
instant. An organization was effected BY
calling Rev. Thos. }. Dayton to the Chair,
and appointing Thos. r. Sangster, Secretary.
The subscription lists being called over it
was found that the sum of five hundred and
twelve dollars had been pledged.
In consequence of the small number of
persons present on the occasion it was DEEM
ed advisable to hold another meeting at the
same place on Monday, the 18th inst, at =
o'clock, D. H., with the view of affording fur
Their time for increasing the subscri ptlons
and to afford opportunity for determining
upon the propriety of beginning the work,
as well rs for appointing the Trustees Of the
Church and the Building Committee.
Messrs. VIM. A. Barnes, VIM. +. Ford
andJ. B. Hunter were appointed commit
tee to confer with the land-hOlders in the VI
cinity and report to the next meeting the
II ost eligible site for the proposed Church,
and the most favorable terms upon which 1t
or any other can be obtained.
We are heartily glad to see that active
steps are being taken 10 secure to the clti-
zens IF that section of our county u com
Portable house for religious worship. They
haze for years been laboring under great dis
advantages in this respect, and we hope the
efforts now being made may be crowned with
speedy and complete success. - Fd'Ii"f Ne'cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE Mar
/ MANASSAS JUNCTION.-By virtue OF
decd of trust, executed by Joseph ". Rosebcry
and wife, OH the 10th day of August, 1851, ami Of
record in the Clerks Office of Prince William Conn
ty Court, in Liber No. q. page 34s--the under
signed therein named as Trustee, and for the rur-
poses of said trust. will, the 7h day Of HW'i.
1852 THAT being Court day. at the front door Of
the Court House of said County proceed L. sell vt
public auction two TRACTS OF LAND. Tho
first containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIJI
TY-ONE ACRES, TWO ROODS. and TWO
POLES is situated within and u half miles of
Manassas Junction, on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, and is as good soil as any in the State,
and in fine state Of Improvement. The buildings
&..S which are all new, consist Of an excellent
HEig and sufficiently large FRAME BUILDING.
and ali necessary buildings. The other tract
contains SEVENTY-FIFE ACRES, and lies
about one mile from the former, and is nearly all
in fine TIMBER.
By agreement of parties these lands will be sold
on accommodating terms, viz:-One tenth OF tho
purchase money to be paid on the day Of sale. and
the residue in deferred payments of 6, IL, and Is
months, the purchaser giving bonds, with approved
personal security, bearing interest from day OF
sale and deed of trust on the lands, to secure
the same.
This sale offers rare inducements to purchaser
Selling as Trustee, shall convey such title a. -
vested in me, which is considered unquestionable.
+. A. WELDON, Trustee.
nt,.N cah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND LOT OF
Y GROUND AT PUBLIC SALE.-By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County, Va. rendered at the May term, 1872. IN
the suit of Waters, Zimmerman Co., plaintiffs,
against James A. English, defendant, the under.
signed, as Commissioner therein named, will pro-
coed to SELL in front Of the premises at public saie.
on Saturday, the 26th day of March, 1869, at II
70 O'Clock, NJ, a three-story BRICK WARE
~ HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, situated
ON the east side of Fairfax, between King nul
Cameron streets, in the city of Alexandria, Va.
and recently occupied by James A. English. a. u
Hardware Store. The lot fronts about 30 feet on
Fairfax street, and extends back. eastwardly, l?%
feet inches, more or less. The Warehouse ~
large, we'll built, and conveniently arranged; and
the location, as business stand, renders this pro-
perty very valuable.
TERMS or SALE.--0ne tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand. and the residue in three
equal instruments, at g. IL, and Is months from
the day of sule--to be evidenced by bonds OF ID,
purchaser with good personal security, bearing in
erest from the day OF sale the title to be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid, and the
property liable to be resOld for failure of thu
purchaser to comply with the terms Of sale.
WILLIAM J. TUBMAN,
feb 1i--2awts Commissioner OF Sale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

WAsHINGToN, March l4---Tnc report Of the
board Of Army officers, appointed by the Secre-
tary Of War, to look into the Army eXpeditures
and other matters, with a view to retrenchment,
recommended the abandonment Of most Of the
interior posts beyond the western line Of settle
ment. They are maintained at great expense
aud suGerine; to no purpose. Shortly after these
posts are built they are generally abandoned
aud the cost is thrown away Last year live
Of these posts were abandoned and within ten
years fifty. The board recommends the advance
of the corps OF the army from the western from
tiers in the spring. to the interior or across the
continent md TO return To the settlements in
wiuter.
The New York Times correspondent says
the news from Mexico alarms the Tehauntepec
gentlemen.
1t is reported that Slidell aud Benjamin pre-
vented the recognition Of Senior Mlta.
The Liberal Govt opposes the monopoly Of
the lsthInus, and will annul the present arrange
ment. IL is also said here this evening that the
Tehauntepec interest secured Mr.. McLane'S APP
pointmcnt and that he will recognize Miramon
If the slightest opportunity offers itself, unless
the Liberals yield the monopoly Of the transit
to the present contractors.
The disclosures made by Commodore Stewart
respecting the Cuban policy of Mr.. ,Ieiferson's
Administration, was drawn out in reply to a
communication from Commodore Kcarney, and
were not addressed to MIR. Buchanan, but only
submitted for mis- consideration.
Mr.. Buchanan declared to Southern Senator
last evening, that ne had determined to call an
extra session of Congress, aud would issue his
proclamation V thin ~ days he time will be
determined on Tuesday in the Cabinet, but
it will not be earlier than the LIST Of August
The majority of the Cabinet are opposed to an
extra session, having secured their own appoint.
ltnents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

~ Ungratefal.-Somo ungrateful willie
broke into an untenanted house in East Whel
ling night before last and attempted to steal
valuable fire gratO which the late occupant h.
recently put up. Whilst pulling down tn,
crate the chimney fell, and buried one of tt
thicf,s legs in the pile. He commenced yerin
Justify, but before any one arrived, the fellow
managed to extricatc himself and ran away, lik.
an ungrateful rascal that he is, without deigniu
a single word with those who had arose out
their beds to relieve him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15
COMMERCIAL.
IOIESNJE MNRKFrT

WHOLESALE MARK EFT.
HRooH~--CoiaIIon si4 a -.
Bu1EE-In kegs 10.
BrCEErs-Maretta S2aG2,2j-
CHNEsA-Mesterh Reserve 1Uc;
CANuL.s-Taos moulI n: dip -; star %; sperm 30
CoPPgE-J4va ISe; Tlio l25ggi9.
FLpUB-Suprrine s5iISj Extra 6,O0G6,z5.
NuaAT-l 30 70 80.
RYE-Sp. ..H s.. raaG
COas-I5.
BAhLEY-i5 a
OAlS-5A&Jl
FEATiTEis--indC i:Ic scarce
PIsu-Shad SI4; Mornings a.: Maekerel No. a12H.
IuRs-Raceoon S0JG3I5Ic.
GINSASG-S5 600
Har-cl9gsr 3 ton $3.50; Timothy ss,oCg9oO
LHG--Bouisviile T. 5Oa goo
MoLAsshs-NeW Orleans 40; Sugar House $50.
golden STRUF-Gu.
NAyat sy1, Tgrpentine 7Gi tar s4Jsss.!
RAGs-se;itf, dull.
RICE-5 ayS5S.
SEKns-EiaNseed i25; Clover 6@CS.
SOEP-Castiie per lO iJ09l6; common 5lG6.
sroARs-Nrw Orleans y rs hid. ssESgS In bbl
SAUPF-Scotch 90; Eappee 22G2G.
TzI-GnnpoWleT 4F57N: Imperial 409G5; Tyson S53IOc
POuchin2 25e3,c; Oolong S5l9T5c.
TOBAcco-6tWis 49, ave roll 23G1s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

Nav YoRK, March l4-Per steamer Star Of
the West. The dates from Valparaiso are to
january 3lst. The revolutionary movement
progresses, The provinces Of 1aca, in the
south, and Hudsco aud Copiapo in the north
arc in arms against tue government. Troops
have been sent against the insurgents. An at
tempt at revolt was made ia the PROVINCES OF
Nuble and Acnnhgna, but it was frustrated by
the seizure of several of the agilators The
revolution daily gains ground and trouble was
daily expected at Valparaiso, where great fears
were entertained of excuses being committed
by the mob