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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
FOR SALE AND RENT.

k-S FOR SALE OK RENT.-The r"mmodi-
.y,A Gus brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROI ND situated al the southwest corner "i
Prince and Alfred streets, III the city Of A!eAan-
dna and at present occupied by Samuel X. Adams,
,.o. Posses. ion given on the 1T of September
next.
The House i. one of the he-t aud most de-irahiy
located in the city. The lot contains hall an acre
which i. filled with the finest fruit nnl ,hruhbcry
and there j. a I'm. brick stable and carriage
house upon the premises. Apply t" T.. f. ll"h
nlan. esd, Cashier of the Bank "i the Old nolnin-
ION, OF to W H. IN "i.'
my 27-dtf
~ FOR KENT.--The large hrrk WAKE
ii:.H HOUSE, Oh Union street. second door from
Prince. lately occupied hy Hill, Brown Partiow;
posSr.sion given Immediately. Also,
ss%,ts The brick WAREHOUSE, south side Of
I'D Prince street, one door west "i Union. Apply
to- fA'' (ieh s--ectfl SAMUEL MILLER.
50 FOR REMIT three -storiei WARE
immfr, HOUSE. corner Of Prince aud Union streets,
~ rre.eut occupied by Messrs. Hill, Brown Part
low. Possession given on 18th OF February.
r55es The WAREHOUSE ou Prince street, few
Us door east of MON street, at present occupied
~ Mcssrs. Ford L WickliHe Possession given on
Iar of February ,r,.,,.p
.nt .,, .,I. ,f | mon street tw, dUnT- south Of
Prlnre street Garner ot M alley.
crr5 I'm. WAREHOUSE "n the wharf imnedi-
mG atcly east ot the last named Apply I"
IA ,f fUW LIZ 4 co.
s.s-S TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
B!iis .RENT-The houses on Royal street one OF
WINCH lately occupied Ly John I. Creighton as A
Hardware store. are tor rent, aud Immediate pos
.,.,i.u gwen. For price ani "thsr particulars
,,I, ~ JAMES ROACH.
iln li-itf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

T.sv, or not sNcernius ono
snare inserted thrcs tame. fol on Dollar ADVERTISE
.u. continued after three times iur 5O cents Slus"
yoE r,sH IS.EKIoS - cents OUTSIDE 'A'e'u
line, ar. Cvuut-d ts Slaai".
h,,. r.irrcucc I" the usual amount =" space 'eS may
o-',ury.
DI-pi ,Y,p Al, sKTisgMENrs charged III extra
p,r,- ,i,-rti-ng by the yeaf not t. ad'"ti"e "'c' NV
in,lmle.i IN their r-u.f business moi I" h~''' !" '''
Advertisement, any other than tli"lf own 80,
H,KRn.s AMI oBlIUNh N1licES, Exceeding h'e ""'"' WI"
h.. charged tor a. Ily,itSrmrntS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
RRANGEMENT 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-n-, GEORGE PAGE and IT. =
E!.aSs,ei THOS. COLLYER. Esais2.

From WaShinston-Stcaner GEORGE PAdE
at d, 9. aul II, u. IN, l2i. 3. ), and 6i p. M
From Washington Steamer rllOS. COLLfEE
ats 10, a. H., H. H.. ., 4, and d. p. III.
From Alexandria-Steamer GEORGE PAGE-
1t 4, 5, 10, IL. IN, lli M, H. I. and oi p. m
From Alexandra Steamer THoS. CoLLlE EN-
At = y, IL II. IN, |, ,, sud 2. IN, except Tues
day aud Friday mornings, when the COl.Ll IN
will run her regular trips TO MOUNT VERNON,
q. heretofore. ani omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alexandria from y "a. IN, I" p. IN. only.
The 3i. 64, a. m. aud y p. III. boats from Alex
iria connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The st n. IN. and Il p IN. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
sxsndra Railroad for the South aud South West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH.
INGTON

Three Times Week Until 1urther NottCe.
r. The steamer THOMAS COLLlE Elk
80 s4ss51 will. from after the lth of March, run
regularly To Mount Vernon aud the Tomb of Wash.
inyton, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
FRIDAYS leaving the wharf at the foot Of 7th
street, Washington. at ~. 4. NJ, and returning in
time for tho early afternoon train for Baltimore
Coaches leave all the hotels, and the corner VI
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street, ut y. A. Nj
Round trip 81. mh I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
AUCrJONEER'S NOTICE.

fINuE subscriber will, from and after I'M, ahT'
| continue tho GENERAL AtCiloN b'oi
NESS heretofore conducted hy the late Snh'"rl -
N.rormirk esu for the benefit at the family oi the
,I.,s.J Imy Yu-dt!l +. NJ. MCCORMICK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
Army q SHlNN'S
poTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND ClDEE

MASSEY, COLLINS Il CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
BOTTLED PORIER, ALE, AND MEAD.
zc>C CIDER on ORA UG I,
In quantities 10 suit purchasers.
BRASS REER-COCkS AND CUBA HONEY,
Constantly Oh hand, and for sale by
LOUIS 10 Army,
IS y Water St, Alexandra.
a,y- rouutry orders solicited, and promptly
s,I.I lc Idly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
C C.. RADlEY

CABINET. CHAIR SOFA MANUFACTURER,
cornrr Of King AJi,is istS.. Ai'r""dri", Va"
HAS c"n>tanty Oh hand. and offers t" the pub
i lie, an excellent assortment "i Cabinet W are
sofas and Chars of every variety, ana OH the low
cst terms. which Tor durability and finish cannot
H., surus,srJ NH 4-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
EXPRESS STEAM Ii NE
BkTMEES
ALEXAN NDRIA, Y A.,

ALTMAN DRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON AND GE0RGEF0WN, ID. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fokh.
ckass The superior and fast sailing pro
S3&sEpellers -. G. ALGER" and as. SEf,
.VOUR," will leave aeorgetowu, Washington aud
Alexandria ON THURSDAY Of each week, for
Philadelphia, connecting at that point with daily
limo of steamers for New York, via Delaware and
R.ritan Canal Through receipts given.
One Of these Boats will leave Philadelphla every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities
connecting with the Orange Aiexandris an1
Manassas Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and One
Canal, &c Freighrs will be taken at low rates
aud Goods forwarded promptly free of charge.
WM. H. F0WLE i son,
No 4 South Wharyes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

NOTICE.-ELEGANT BEkAGE ROBES,
~ 6c.-We are now Offering L. our friends and
the public, M a. .sortmeut ut FL + ID l. : :
GOODS, equal to any thing to be found III tins
market; all articles ,~0,,uDtcd to lie exactly what
they are represented, or the money returned
We cordially invite purchasers generally to eN-
anime our stock, feeling confident that good
GOODS aud low prices will insure us II large share
of their parrrnuge ASHBY WOOD,
At the old stand. No. 40. King street. under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
DAVY & HARM O N,

DAVY HARMON,
TROCERS-DEALERS IN COHN HhAL
(J C0RN. OATN. BALE IA y and all kind,
of UILL- FEED. corner "f Prince aud Royal is.
Alexandria, Va ap Idly
THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No j. Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

HH TAYLOR L Co. - West ST.. New York.
DAVID COOPER lS North Wharyes, Philadelphis.
BRADLEY i TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
PHILIP II. HO0FF,
JULIUS DlENELT-DENTIsT.

JULIUS DlENELT-DENTIsT
Office II Wn-hi"g,o" IT., No,h gj hiny, E".t SIDE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
OFFERS his Professional services tn those dcsir-
" ing them. Particular attention paid to the IN
-,rtion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov 5--ly
ESQ. II. ROBINSON. fHOs T. fAlNE.
ROBINSON PAYNE,
INROCERS. COMMISSION AND FORW ARD
" ING MERCHANTS, P,fncr Street hh0r,
li,r"nd,i", Va. oct ST
JOHN MARSHALL.
4 TTOH Y 4 iT l. 4 " .-IiHr""drio, Va.
R4s- Office on Royal street, lately occupied by
4. 4 e. r.. Stuart. ap 2I-u
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VOL. Tx.
Alaxsudris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN,
At Eight Dollars per annun, payable hsh yearly

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
FOR TIE COU-NlRfJ
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
TUESDAYS, ,THURSDAIS,A AND SATURDAYS,
AT Five Dollars per snnum. payable in advance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
DR.. HAROLD SN0WDEN


OFFERS his Professional Services To the cltl
| " zcnS uf Alexandria and vicinity. Ohcc y"
| T. North Pitt street. nov 22-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

RlpGELI. HAMPTON Il co,
RE now receiving from boat to-day. II large
n STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In. first uStalment of their SPRING SUPPLIES,
t" an inspection of which they invite dealer-.
We arc daily expecting large quantity Of TEA,
of erery graie AMI Description.
NH a KIDGELI. HAMPTON 4 co.
cd OVAL WINDSOR" BITrERS and "kIR
IL SOT." indispensable To Bars and m"'t ex
cellent Tnuics, for sale hy
feb 10 RIDGELY. HAMPTON 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
WASHINGTON 8 CO.

Grocery, Liuuor, and Commission Merchants,
No. II, UsIoS STREET,
ALIEN ANDRIA, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

DANIEL CAWO0D,
TLOUR AND GRAIN FACTOR, LOSG WHARF,
II Opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va.
ian /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

"E have few more of those Patent STEP
w LADDERS, and CLOTHES HORSES, now
landing, from Boston. HERRING 4 EVANS, -
splS Royal street, 3 doors south Of King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

IABINET CHAIR. AND SOFA MANuFAC-
" TORY, No. l;O Sing street, Ai.r"Hd''", "a.
Having lately fitted uP one Vt the handt"rnc''
aud most spacious Wnrrr""m- ia the city, tor the
FURNITURE Bt SINESS, | respectfully ihtue
public attention to my large stock .! f'hNi
TTRE. which | am constantly increasing fer-
sons visiting our city will find 1t T." their @ au'ah'
.g. ~ ,iy, me 4, call. q. the range Of my GOODS,
m respect to quality and price, /. such a to :o'sr
n. want. and views of all. Ny STICK con 'risIi
Mahogany Sofa, Rocking. Cane ana Wood Seat
Sitting Chairs. Sidcboard-. Dressing Bureaus,
marble top and plain,) Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands Marble Top sofa. Card Book, and
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set, Bedsf-ads of all pat
terms. such a. High, Fielding. French, Low Post,
Trundl. Be,i-teads, several pattern. of Cottage
yeI-teads. Hat Racks, Wardrobes. Looking Glas
-e. and Il large number OF other articles embraced
IN the business.
Ey- Beds. Bol.ter., Pillows, Maitre-,es, de-,
constantly on hand.
oct 2-n JAMES II. DEVAUGHS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

d ATHING TUBS-iiip, Sponge, and Infant
ID Baths. Hand Shower and Plunge Baths, Foot
Tubs, for sale by
je lH JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

rREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" iOODS.-LiRkiN d BhO. have reduced
the price OF their DRESS GOODS. and are now
Offering Plain Bcragr> a l2!c.. worth 2jc.; Beruge
Delauc> al l2!c. To l>ic.. former price lSSc. I"
DC: Ducal>. l.avclla Cloths. &C., for Travelling
Dresses and busters, very cheap; a lot at heau'i-
iul Lawns. new styles, l2!r. and lSSc. very low.
with many other goods which they are dcSiruuS of
closing out. and will bc sold at prices TO suit the
times Call at No. IL. jet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

p S.-A most beautiful assortment Of French
Felt Hats, Cassimeres, Childrens' Fancy Hats and
Caps, all of correspondingly low prices. Call and
examine for yourselves. sepZ4
II DECEIVED THIS DAY, by Adams 4 CO..
IL Express beautiful assortment ot the SOFT
FIRE jCLI HATS.
i. 16-tf JOHN +. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

EOR CASH.-We are selling our best - IA l
IL for 81, and guarantee 1t superior to any Hat
sold in the Credit Houses for 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
s Z { E + : s s =
" r., WORD OF EXPLANATION "a

thuse who have known under the style Of Evan
4 Co The business located 10y u at No. o1I
Broadway, New York City, l. the eldest establish
ell house IN the country, and l. known world wide
a. the original EVANS & CO.'S GIFT BOON
STORE" Many have taken the aivantag" oi
our popularity, 10 advertise under the same name,
/" increase their tradc-t" protect the few VIII"
may lie unacIuainted with u, We would state tha'
We have no connection with any other uIft BOOK
Hou-e-and though many advertise under the
name Of Evan. i Co. the fm constituted by ID.
W. EVANS aud J. II. PRESTON l. the first
aud only concern rightiully using the name But
To- prevent all confusion ia the iuture hall use
the style "t
D. W EVANS 4 co.
and all person- wfongiully using the apprIlatioh
10 mislrad the public, VIII be made 10 suffer The
penalty of the law. b. ". EVANS CO.,
61I Broadway, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

Sl MINER NDDpS.-bh1hN AN q hUamo ha''
- lust received the following GOODS. which
will he found very desirable. and at right prices:
A. heavy Brown Shirtngs
Blcached Cottoms from TT {" IL. cents
LarOcS. HinghamS, Lawns
Brown Linen Duck, Linen Drillings
Lace Mautia> large and handsome
Blue DenimS. Shrting Stripes. Osnahurgs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

nth Offered the crown Of Hungary to tie Grad
Duke CCnstantine, how be betrayed the secrets %
Of Iediu and kszziDi Ia Napoleon. how he bore
pe-kly the insuhs of bis former frienfs, how DC
cold huseif ior three millions, and other such 40
surd things, which are hatched by q neat Of cor
respor dents of German papers, Who have no m'als
Of g.ttips 3 glimpse Of the facts, but who wesye
on, Of their own little souls history TO suit them
selves.
IL order 10 CRAFTY their cravings for the secret
history OF the connection between hossuta and
Napoleon. / will give them the principal points.
As coon as the war in Italy sg,inst Austfis wS re-
sOved upos, Napoleon, Victor Enamel, aud Count
Cayour plsnled sn resurrection In hungary, as
ore Of the means Of cOeIciDg Austria to evacuste
LAZY. They, however, knew Kossuth too wei NOT
10 Know that such Q scheme, by whi,h Hungary
would bave acted as the cats paw for Italy. TO bs
deserted by the Allies in the hour OF her need,
could not meet with bis appreciation. They,
therefore, tried TO arrange matters without him.
But hen they that bis name and tsenss we're 10
dspensatle 10 any rising in Hungary, and when they
found that be hal both the power aud tie Will u
prevent an ill.tmed ipsurreetion, they made
oyertures tn him. He twice had an interview
with the Emperor Napoleon. once at PARIS IN the
1ulleries, and once in the camp at Vallrglo, where
the plans for an Invasion of Hungary BY French
troops were discussed and fixed; provided that tue
war should exteud to the shores of the Adratc.
This, however, did Lot take place, and thus the
Hur gsrian expedition. was, OF course, postponed
until the second Italian campaign, which cannot
fail to follow in few years unless Austria changes
her system of policy. Whatever we may say
sgsiDst Napoleon. that he left the Tuscaus, Mo
deuese Romas pols aud VeDetisns in the lurch, aud
did net fulfill his famous Milan promise to - free
Italy from the Alps to the Adriatic," still
we cannot say that he betrayed Hungary OF
Kossuth. He threw away splendid opportunity
o. rehabilitatiDg himself BY destroying Austria and
giving freedom to the nations oppressed by hers but
he had no! the nerve to incur tne open hostility OF
Prussia and the resentment OF EDglane, for 1t IS
certsiu that even the liberal statesmen Of England
believe thst Europe requires sn Austria; they
wish for better Austria, but an Austri, they must
h,ye, to preserve their balance OF power. All that
Tie Morning Adrertiser and the Germsn papers say
about tie offer of the Hungarian crown (betore
there is one to eive), about the disclosure OF
Ledrus aud Nazzini's secrets, about the millions
paid to Kossuth, &C., is nothing more than one OF
those precious mares nests, by the discovery
Of which The AdrertiSer so often made Itself
ridiculous, until the Paris correspondent OF The
London Star beat him out and out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
no equal

ALLEGED MURDER AT ClRoUs.-Mr. Robert
Decker keeper Of restaurant at Hudson, was SO
seriously injured at Coxsackie few nights since, that
he died on Frdsy night. He had gone up to thai
village on pedolpg exhibition, as Dan Rice's Circus
wa. there. About o'clock some dispute arose be-
tween him and two attached to the Circus, which
resulted in Dechers being struck violent blow with
sung shot or a stone. 1t is said that he was then
Jumped upon by his assalauts, and SO seriously in
iured that he died on Friday night. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of the parties which were given
into the hands of an officer who followed the Circus
TO Poughkeepse, ard there succeeded in srrestins
the two men who were supposed to have injured Mr..
Decker One gave his name as John Rivers, but the
other refused to give his. They are now in the Cats
kill jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

SrABBIsG AFFRAr.-At late hour last night two
men, named John Harrington aud Michael Comerfort,
got into an alteration, IN drinking saloon in the
over part of the city, about some trivial matter and
vrsDgled With each other till they came to blows.
In the scule that ensued, Huntington, is alleged,
drew knife and stabbed bis antagonist in the breast
and under the am, infictipg serious wounds. De-
spite his wounds Comefort still continued the fight,
srd fnsIy succeeded il getting possession of the
knife, with which he GU, Hunting don badly about the
neck and body.
The bystsnders, fearful that the parties would MUIR
der each other outright separated The ~ aud raised
cy for the police. Officer Ryan of the First Ward,
soon arrived at the scene Of the bloody fight, and ar
resting Huntington, removed him to the Station
House. Comerfort alec taken to the Police Sts-
tiop where his wounds and the wounds Of the other
were dressed by DR.. Andrews.
Both men are badly cut, and their wounds are of
,uch nature as to preclude the possibility Of q
speedy recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

NuI1ARY-MAy INJURED By FIRING A SALUTE.-
The CITY Guard of Baltimore, their way to tue
New-Ensland muster, passed through this city yes
terdsy afternoon, and during few hours stay here
were entertained by detachment OF the Seventh
Regiment, National Guard, under command OF Capt.
Monroe. The visitors were received q. the Jersey
CITY Ferry by the National Guard and escorted TO the
Stevens House. where an excellent collation. was pre-
pa,ed. Speeches were made, and tossta Civ en-, an
the visitors expressed themselves highly pleased with
the entertainment After brief rest the Batimorean'
were sgaip under arms and were escorted to the foo
of Courtlapdt street. where they embarked on one OF
the boats of the New-York and Worcester hne.
The visitors mustered 90 muskets, and their uniform
consisted Of blue coat and pants and bearskin caps
They looked well aud attracted considerable attention
About tie tipe Of depasturs OF me Cry 'utru'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

charge Of ind Of duty To Che Of education 10
the West, the men of Science aud Educs.on 10 the
East, thoroughly acquairted with Mr.. Hills claims
and character, would honestly express 10 public and
ton to the Office OF President OF Antioch College.
We have DO doubt that every word We have now said,
would be endorsed by Prof Pefce, Agassiz, Henry,
Bacbe, Alexander, ard by Meesrs Bernard, Emerson,
aod by Presldsrt Scar Walker Waylsod, and indeed
all the first men of Science, the first Educators, and
the Presidents and Professors Of the chief Colleges
througho the country. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

RAILROAD AccIDEsI.-The night freight train on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad met with an &C.
cident recently when between Franklin aQd Steuben
vile. The train mostly made up of Hat cars some
empty sud some loaded with iarosd ties. Ii 10 sup
posed that of the ties got displaced on the cars
ard stuck out some dstarce traces Of their scratch
ing the ground were visible for distance before
reaching the scene Of the accident. On reschiog s
small bridge the engine and three cars crossed In safe
IT, but the projecting ties in the after part Of the train
struck OF the bridge with slcn violence as
10 tip it off the abutlDeuts and throw partially into
the stream twelve or fifteen feet below. Nine cars
were thrown down the gap, striking one side OF the
fs!ls bricge and shaerirg portion OF II. brake
man named George Stevens, was also thr0 vi down
but escaped with few slight bruises. The bridge
bad been examined few days previously, and found
t. be perfectly sound. Its present position proof Of
s sourdness and strength for it is perfectly unpured
BY tie fall aud strain, e1cep, where the cars pitched
down on it. Tue heavy rain probably made tho ties
slippery and caused their displacement, while the dark
uess prevented the fact being discovered.
cleveland Herald
INDIASA DIVORCES WORTH NOIHfsG IL THIS
STATE-Tbe case # Julia Clark against Alvin b.
Clark which tried before Judge Bacon at ths last
term Of the Supreme Court. in June last, in Lewis
County has been decided in favor of the plaintiff upon
all the Issues If the case. The action WAS brought.
against me defendant on the ground of adultery. The
Court held that divorce obtained In the State OF In
diana when the party goes there for the purpose o.
procuirg such a divorce, and then returns to this
State is wholly imperative aud void. Albany Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
THE yILLAFRANCA PRELIMINARlES.
Co,respondsrcs of The London Times.

FRASFoRT-oSTHE MAIN, Aug. ,.
The mystery Of VIlefrancs still engages pubic at
tenop, and the parties 10 1t determined to bsk
the hopes Of explanation. 1t may therefore NOT b
anss 10 place with detail the progress of events
On the 4h Of July the proposal Of basis Of media
tion now known a. the seven points, was c0mmnai-
Gated TO Lord John Russell by the Count de Persigoy
Lord John refused to recommend the project, but
out comment On the 5th he therefore lad before
Count Appopyi, by whom II was made knows in
Vienna on the 9Th. On the 7th the French Minixse
in Berlin applied TO Baron Won Schlenits 70 propose
an srmrtice, at the same time proposing terms %
,erus contained four points mot sevspI, aai wers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

MrsrEMous.-Last night Officer CauShlin, while
passing up Third avenue, heard groauS as OF some
person in great agony, and upon examination dis
covered that the noise emans,ed from an old wen
which had been carelessly left unprotected, and into
which woman, name unknown, had fallen. She was
speedily got out, but insensibe when brought 10
the surface. The poor woman was badly injured by
her fab, and was taken to the Hospital.
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detachment Of artillery sta; oted The end Of tue
pier to give tie strangers farewell salute. The o,a-
ron had been fired twice and while Mr. ksrr vas
eresged in RAINING home the third charge the primer
rem owed bis thumb from the .cuchhole, when he
piece was instantly discharged. The rsmrod was
splirsred to atoms, ard por.i1rs Of the fragments
were driven into Mr.. Keus body and face. HIS left
hard wss fshtfully shattered, and portion of his
face torn away. One of his eyes was put oct, and
both Of bis perfectly black with the p,-der
which hsd been i1bedded in the flesh. The violent
corcussion threw hn some distance from the piece,
and when picked up he wss almost insensble. Officers
Barnett and Rogers Of tho Eighth Precinct. who had
been detailed to escort the compsnes picked mp the
unfortunate man and conveyed him to the Hospital.
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E i r 0 p E.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.

The steamship Bremen, from Southa npton on the
9th inst arrived at about l3O yesterday afternoon
Her adyices not go late as those of the HaDga-
riap, received by telegraph from Father Point, and
published in Monday TRIBUNE.