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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, March II, 1859.
The Cabinet met a. unusually early hour to- day. and
resumed the consideration Of the affairs of the Post Office
Department The question an extra session Of Congress
Is still undetermined the members being divided in opn.
len in regard to It, There is however the best authority
for stating there will be decision the subject before
next Sunday, that II in the Affirmative the Pres-
dents proclamation may go out by the next Pacific
steamer
The Grand Jury today brought In prescntment
against Mr sicles for murder, and there is doubt
true bill will be found against him, when day will be
set apart for his trial Whatever may have been their
proceedings relative to Mr. Butterworth it understood
about the Cour, House to-day that they would take no
further action the subject duplicating him Access
cory From what has just TRANSFERRED the trial will dis
close amount of scandal far exceeding what has already
been furnished the public and bring reluctantly TO the
witness stand persons who have not heretofore figured
the newspapers
Attorney General Black has decided that United States
Consus in Turkey have Jurisdiction over American citi-
zens In criminal cases only also that the functions Of
Consus at each Of the five ports in China designated by
treaty for the residence Of citizens of the United States
are restricted to the port for which he appointed
that the Jurisdiction Of the United States Commissioner
extends to all the FIVE ports
The Navy Department has taken measures for the i'm
mediate purchase Of the chartered vessels engaged in the
Paraguay expedition, Congress having made appro-
priation for that purpose
Idcutenans Parker and shlrk have been ordered Cor
duty In the Pacific squadron Surgeon Chase has or
dered as the feet surgeon Of the Home squadroo vice
McCormck returned sick, Leucnaots Perry and Byroos
have been ordered 10 the soop Of war s. oya Of the
Home squadron, to fill the vacancies by the
return of Idcutenan,s Wainwright and Gamble.
Private advices just received here state the Dutch
government are about to lay clam to the famous AYES
guano Island, In the Caribbean Sea- which has been
cessfuy worked by the Atlantic and Pacific Guano Com
pany OF New York for the last two years II So will
entail some diplomatic discussion at Washington and the
Hague az in the case OF the Hayden claim Ncvassa,
the administration having initiated the policy Of inter
ference With American guano dsgsIs Continent
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THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,

Cabinet Council on the Question OF nm Extra
Standardization OF the Postmaster Gene
ral-Indictment OF Mr.. siclklcs-NO Charge
Against MIR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
Comnplssioner Bowlin, &c., SC.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1862
The Cabinet had another protracted session day on
the subject Of extra session. The question in all its
bearings discussed great length Strenuous efforts are
being made TO prevent and portion of the Cabinet are
decidedly to it, They meet again to morrow when
probably the question will be decided. The President
this evening said he would decide it in time for the Cali
fornia steamer which sails the Goth inst carry
the news.
Postmaster General Holt has said within the last TWEEN.
your hours that unless extra session called and
provided for carrying the department. he would
not accept the position of Postmaster General.
The Grand Jury in Mr. Buerworths case acquit him of
any participation in the sickles affair They brought
bill, stated, against Mr. Sickles The jury were unan
In regard to Mr. Buterworh there were three Of
the jury who were very reluctant to yeld notwhsand
ing there proof against him.
The State Department have received additional news
from Commissioner Bowlin. He confirms what has al
ready been stated that both Brazil and the Argentine
federation employing their good offices to adjust
difficulties between the United States and Paraguay. Bra
I'll has renewed her offers of mediation but Commissioner
Bowlin informed them he had authority to accept
Whether she will be successful remains to be seem
The last arrivafrom Europe brings additional intelligence
from our Ministers at London and Pars Preparations for
war are active and considered by leading men in those
countries inevitable In regard to Mr. Prcsions arrival
at Madrid, br. Dodge makes mention of it. bitter
feeling towards the United States prevails there.
TIE Boston Post Office has been postponed for
few days, give Postmaster Capeu opportunity be
haar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

PASSAGE OF THE REGISTRY LAw.-After seve-
raj attempts to delay the passage of the Registry
law in the Assembly at Albany, by introducing
amendments and substitutes it passed on We'd
nesday by large majority-every one of the
republicans voting for it. We give copy Of
the bill in another column. Doubtless the re-
publcans would have lodged the issue, only that
public opinion forced them to redeem the pro-
misses Of their party. 1t is perhaps uncertain,
however, whether the bill will pass the Senate.
Strenuous efforts will be made to defeat it there.
Mr.. Mathers skilfully drawn report against the
bill introduced by Senator johnson (American)
may be taken as an indication of the course the
democrats will take; but as they stand only
twelve to eighteen republicans and two Ameri-
cans, they may not be able to effect much if the
republicans do not back down. The Americans,
it is to be presumed, will support the bill. The
death of Senator Stowe, it is true, will reduce
the actual republican strength to seventeen, un-
less the party can succeed in electing Mr.. La
mont as Stoves successor from Buffalo in due
season. We may expect to see the bill buffeted
about in the Senate as it was in the Assembly,
but, constituted as it is it is not unlikely that it
will finally be adopted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

AIaASY, March II, 1850
The susquehanna Railroad bill was made the specaagS
order for the Esd.
Mr.. TunuL introduced bin soincorporate tn woo.,.ss
Library in New York
Mr.. Law asked consent TO call up resolution from he
Grinding Committee.
The following bills passed 20 appropriate q 80
to George sessord father Of James sessord killed At the
burning Of the State Lnnac Asylum TO establish Law
Library at BnRhamton after being amended to provds
mat me appropriation be taken from the Chancery fund
and not from the State Treasury authorize additional
compensation 10 the contractors on section 207 Of the Er
canal enlargement In relation 70 the Bank Department:
Tor the relief Of the contractors section l37 OF -
Erie canal; and large number OF bus Of no genersI
Mr.. SMELL (rep) moved TO instruct the Comptae a..
Canals to report bill TO toll! railroads Lost
MI MILLER rep moved that the Canal Auditor he ~
quesed to report tho Of actors on the canada
who have failed 10 fulfil their contracts and il proceed
ngs have been commenced against them Laid over
The Dill to prohibit railroads from giving free passes u
public officials was reported unfav0rably
The remainder Of the session was Consumed In tho CO.
celebration OF bills on the general orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

The RIGHT OF SE<RCH AND THE BRITISH Pro
osrTroNs-We have concurrent testimony from
Arlington and London published in yester'
Gay S HERALD, that the right 0f search has been
the subject Of a voluminous correspondence be
tween our government and that of Great Britain.
All the communications on this question are
about to be laid before the British Parliament,
and we Ahall then probably know what was the
true meaning and intent of Lord Malmesbury's
asserted withdrawal of England's claim to exer-
cise high police over the ocean, and to bring to
every honest sailor on the shallow pretence that
rogues might be about. Our Washington cor
respondent informs us that the English govern
ment wishes to know if we will consent to
plan Of visit to our vessels, or, in other words,
to legalize trespass," and that General Cass
has said decidedly that we will not.
These revelations prove the rightfulness of the
position taken by the HERALD last summer on
this vexed question: that whatever claims Eng
land might seem to give up on one side she
would certainly endeavor to establish on
some other. The right of visit, which
she now wishes us to consent to, is
nothing more nor less than the right
Of search she has so long endeavored to
establish. Behind it she has always some other
preposterous right to assert Once it was the
right of impressment; then it was the right Of
fishery still later it was the right to stop contra
band of war; now it is the right to suppress the
slave trade; and tomorrow, when the annexation
of Cuba has stopped that nefarious traffic it will
be something else equally preposterous with the
foregoing, and all done in virtue of her sole high
morality and honesty above that of the other ma
tons. We would like to have report from Mr.
Spinola on England's maritime police, since he
has been so happy in calculating the working of
the Metropolitan police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

memoer of the Committee Of In vesteat,on h1 La.
ned acccss>o the testimony taken By The commKsSS
M srsoLA ecisd the truth Of the statement BE r.
offered every fssV 70 Mr. Noxon 70 examine the tssai
piaoo 4 In thehands q oshef parties.
NJ NoxoS denied hs right " the Senator to place ~
restrictions upon him.
MI Dyrr (rep) thought IN justice tho testimony end
memorial should 60 together.
ofe me question taken, the special order beng
inc Canai Appropriation BILL il wns announced,
senate inen proceeded 70 discuss thss bin in Cen
Ihe main feature the discussion was protest bv Mr.
W. A. Wheeler assinst The proposed policy 81 -
majority r's
Adjourned tin to morrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

ports since the arst Of September at amount to o32 eco
bales asains, 2220oo for tho same period in 1868,
S'4o2ooo In 1857; and $50 900 in 1856. The exports
aocni 70 900, against 2s1 900 In 1868, 900
1857 and ,ee4 900 IN 1885, The stock in the ports is
bales asanst III 900 in 1865 e5 coo 1857 and
osS,ooo In 1855. Common grades of State and West
ern 0ur were heavy nd easier while extra brands were
hrmiy leid Southern flour was some less active while
prices were unchanged. Wheat and firm, while
saes were moderate a. ates given in another place,
rork was hrm, while sales light, with sales Of
mess at us 37 SIS As, Old do at SIT SIX, and prime
- siS 70 a $lS 80 Beef Continued firm Sugars were
urn and generally about e higher, while holders Of
iar 70 prime grocery goods in many demanded
advance OF &c. per pound. The ales embraced about
300 hhds including Cuba and New Orleans, at rates
gwen IN another column. Coffee quiet. Freigh. en-.
gagemeuts were moderate and ratcs unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
GROCERIES, &c.
y H McVEIGH & SON,

(Succe..oy- 10 Ne Weigh ii ChnnJs,i,,".J
PRINCE STREET WHARF. ALEXANDRIA.
4 RE Now RECEIVING, per Schrs. Arctic,
n Statesman. Marietta Burr, and Embark, from
New York. Boston, and Philadelphia. their FALL
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES,
TOBACCO. SEGARS, &C., &C.. comprising a very
general and desirable assortment. which they will
sell for cash. or to prompt dealers at small
advance.
- hhds Muscovado, New Orleans, and 81. Croix
Sugars
1915 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, Granulated, and
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf 10
- hhds. Muscovudo MolasSes
IS bbs! New Orleans do
- do Extra Golden Syrup
30 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Marcaibo. Laguyra. Java Santos do
- half chests Gunpowdcr. Imperial, and Oiong
Teas from medium 10 strictly prime
$40 Ms. Manila and Madras Indigo sep9
MARSHALL 4 WARD are now receiving their
vi Fall Supplies of FAMILY GROCERIES,. to
which they invite the attention Of their customers
ami dealer, generally.
10 hhd. prime p r. Sugar
10 " common do do
% hbls. fellow and c. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering 4 Cas- Loaf do
10 bhls. Crushed and Granulated do
10 " Patent Cut Loaf do
10 - Sugar House Syrup do
10 Golden Syrup
- bags Rio and LaSuyra Coffee
L. Old Government Java 10
., old Brown Government Java do
81 chest. Gunpowdcr rea-psrt prime
lu0 boxes Patent Sperm. solar Sperm. Adaman-
tine. and Hydraulic pressed Candles
II 10. do Jenkins Mould Candles
800 sacks &. A. Salt 300 10. Marshall do: 100
do. A,hton's do. Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese, Pepper. Pimento. Starch. Rice. Soda Gin
ger and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
kt;.. No. II King STREET. iiernn1ria. oct -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
WONDERFUL WHEAT CROP.

In our advices from California. published
Nov. Ii, there il an account Of wheat crop
that is worthy of greater notice than 1t may
obtain IA an item of news from the Pacific
Here it is: -
"The Indian Agent at Fresno, in charge
Of the Reservation there, reports that the
weld of 800 acres of wheat on the Reser,a-
ton. will probably amount to ':o,ooo bushels;
that is loo bushels per acre.
Now rs we know that farming upon these
reservations is generally performed by Indian
laborers. there can be nothing in the mode OF
cultivation to account for the yield, and We
are naturally led to inquire what Is IN the
soil to afford such production so much
above anything We are accustomed to OH TINS
side Of the continent. Neither can we look
anon this as an isolated case, for such pro-
auetion is not new in California. Now what
!. in the soil that makes it 80 productive
Nothing probably that is not in any good
wheat soil of the Atlantic States.
Then what is the fertilizer applied to make
it 40 productive!
That question We think we can answer
Although in this account it is not stated yet
we think from our knowledge OF what mas
been applied in other cases. where great
Yields we're the result, and the only thing
that we ever heard ofbeing applied, we think
that we are safe in saying that the only Ter
tilizer applied was water!-water from an If,
rigating ditch. led through the field ana
spread out in net work OF little chanheiS
through the fields, moistening all the roots
lust when most needing it. And need 1T they
do there. for there is no rain. hsre to make
irrigation advantageous as it is there we
must connect it with undertaking. And
then in the same parallel of latitude, say in
Virginia. North Carolina or Georgia upon
some of the first rate wheat soils Astounding
in those States, who can say that one hun
bred bushels of wheat per acre will not yet
be grown.-N y Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered. ON receipt of which they will be forwarded
BY first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
soni to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Eiy- Purchaser, will please write their 81 gnatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County, aud
State.
Ess- Remember that every Prize is drawn aud
pavablc in full. without deduction.
~ All Prizes of s 900 and under. paid itnme-
diatey after the drawing-othcr prizes at the usual
time oi thirty days.
NOTICE To CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money my mail.
Gun use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money for Tickets, III sums of Ten Dol
lar. aud UPWARDS, ran bo sent To- US ut OtR KIM
AND EIPENNE. from any city or town where
they have an Office. The money and order must be
enclosed in Ii "Gorsramem POa UWc- Stamped En-
rcIoy-." or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates 10
WOOD. EDDY CO., Augusta, Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY & CO.. Atlanta, Geo.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington. Del.
EIs- list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled IT, will no published after every
drawing in the following papers augusta GEO.
Constitutionalst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Reg
i.tcr, Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day
Book, Savannah Daily News. Richmond Dispatch,
Padding Miss Clarion. and Little Rock tArk.)
True Democrat. Jan 24--u'u
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WOOD, EDDY eco, MANAGERS,

iSurrcSs-rs to >. SWAN Il Co.
TlNIiE following Scheme will I've drawn by WOOD.
i EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of the SPARTA
ACADEHY LOTTERY, in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries for February. 1859, at AUGUSTA,
Gro. in public. under the superintendent of Com
missioncrs.
CLASS draws Saturday, February ), 1859.
CLASS draws Saturday, February II, 1879.
CLASS 8 draws Saturday, February 10. 1857.
Class 9 draws Saturday. February &c. 1859.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NJ VI BEERS.
00rO TICkETs, 54S5 PRizES,,
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

IRON. HORSE SHOES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, &C., Sc.
c. NJ, CAsTLEMAN,
ND. So kiay Street. corner Of H"rtd AHry
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH REFINED BAR
AND SHEET IRON,
CAST SHEER, i.VD NPRING STEEL.
Elliptic Springs. Carriage and Cart AxleS, Black
smiths Bellows. Anvil-, Vices. &c.
A general aS.ortmcn al the above named arti-
clrs will lie kept constantly on hand together with
other articles too tedious 10 mention.
Ety' Merchants and consumers aro respectfully
invited To call and examine my stock before pnr-
chasing. Orders will be- promptly attended TO.
dec lO--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE MD YIRGINIA ADVERTISER
GROCERIES, &c.

MASSACHUSETTS, partnership heretofore
- existing between the undersigned under inc
firm name of T. 4. BREWlS CO, IS TINS DAY
dissolved 10y mutual consent. The business Of the
T. A. BREWIS,
Allow, L,r lsjo-lm A. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

FINO BLACkSMITWS AND OTliERS.-Just re-
l. reived At No, ~ Royal street. aud for sale NJ
low prices
Horse Shoe Iron IN bundles
Horse Sb.,es of assorted sizes
Horse shoe Nails and Nail Rod,
ButrcssrS. PAIRING Knives
Shooting Rasps. Bastard Files
Blister Steel and other articles in the Black
smith line orders received for Iron in quantities
and delivered ut less prices than from the Rack
on hand Of old stock--Anvils. Springs, Hubs, &e.,
&C. which will b. sold ut less than customary
prices-Doublc Barrel Guns ut ~ low price AZ six
dollars. extra single Guns and Rides, Mt eorrespop-
ding prices. Call and examine.
ian 3 JOHN L. CREIGHTON.
IOOD AGAiN.--Just received new and hrst
" rate article in the way of Brace Bits and Gin
let, upon new principle: variety Of .zos, by the
dozen or ,ingly Call and see,
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
ian No. ~ Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
LUMBER, LATHs, LIME. &c.
goo n0n FEET assorted bite Pin"
OUU,UUU 2j0. 900 feet Spruce JUi.t and So

6OO, 900 s5ooooies1 spru,rJoi.'n"Jsc,n'
ling
100. 900 feet assorted Georgia Pine lmDr'
l6e. 900 e South Caroinu Flooring. Mex
nndria dressed
400, 900 Eastern Laths. iust laid m. std .'.
sale by WATERS. ZIMMERMAN 60.
aug6
I UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD YARD
l. n,r Of Union and Qu'Sn S'rs,i.. Norfh. ~.
! sm prepared TO furnish every description .
LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATis. LINE. q
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red and White A'"
aud Cumberland COAL. which am selling ~" .'
cash, or on reasonable terms to good customers.
aug s-tf L. ". BARkkR.
r0AL.-I have on hand and Am constant! -
~ esiving, ANTHRACITE coal, Of TIE '','
qualities for family usc--CU MBERLAND ~
from the Prostburg Mines. by the cargo cat '''
Or single ton. Factories furnished With ne '..
mine, at lowest rates Apply 10
nov ST b. X. SMITH Queen +. "h".
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
sing LIZ NJ VI b h X LOTT r III y.
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA
i;s~- CAPITAL PRIZE. $50, 000."ttA
TJck'I'Tg nNI GlOi
as- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

as- NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
As the members vt our nrm have, by way OF pur-
chase become the owner Of the grants chartered by
the states Of Delaware, kentucky. Missouri, and
part of those in Georgia, under the management of
M.ssrs Gregory t Maury. Of Wilmington. Della
ware. We have deemed it expedent to change the
name Of our firm, on and after January LIST, 1889,
to that of WOOD. EDDY CO., who will here
after have the management Of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, as above named.
In all transactions we have endearored to con-
duct our business with integrity and promptness,
and We can assure the public that the patronage
heretofore bestowed ON us is well deserving Of be-
ing transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully, S. SWAN CO.
Aupusta Georgia Dec IL 1853.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES. &c

TIME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oF
i ALEXANDRIA. continues To insure a.an.t
Fire. generally. in Town and Country hcrrto'pre
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY T. COVER, President.
William Grosory, EDWARD ,. hough.
R.ber, Jsmieson, James y. Smith
Thomas K. Keith, Robert u. ' i"Iett
william n. Foyie, Thomas VI, Cornlrk,
John Il. Brent, D. u. smith,
John B. Dsngerheld,
esy. Office hours from to !, and from = To- ?!
o'clock. L. W. Wal LEE SECRETARY.
Ofies on King street, near -. Asaph
nov l0--dly
yJNHR POTOMAC INSURANCE C0MPANl OF
i ALEXANDRIA, No. II, South Fairfax STREET.
next door to John Leadbeatsrs Drug Store, nhce
they will be pleased to receive offers for either p,
or Marine Insurance.
President. MILLER.
DIRECTORS:
Vim. \. McVeigh. Robert ;. Ashsy.
Lewis Mckenzie, Nathaniel Boush,
Ca.sius +. Ice, benjamin Barton.
eff +. y. POWELL secretary
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esy-THE WINGS AND NATIVE AMEkl l.
CANS of the County of Prince William are res
pectfully invited to attend at the Court House Of
said county, on Monday next, February 9TH, to
hold meeting for the purpose of appointing Deie
gates to the Richmond Convention, on the loth OIL
February, to nominate u candidate tor "ofern"I'
anJ also 70 nominate q candidate to represent this
County in the next Legislature; and, further. TO
take into consideration the propriety OF noaiina-
ting suitable candidate to represent us ~ TINS
Congressional District, &c.
f.b did VIM
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JIRESH SUPPLYING are now receiving from
II New York. and have in store the following
GOODS, to which We invite the attention " the
trade
Is hhds Now Crop New Orleans Sugars
~ bills. Crushed and Refined do
10 hhds. Muscovsdo Molasses
- bbls. prime New Crop New Orleans do
10 Golden Syrup
80 bags Rio Coffee
10 Java. Maricnbo. and Cape Cohes
- boxes Adamantine Candles
~ Mould do
ID half chests Gunpowicr and Black Teas
IN ticrceS Cider Vinegar
, fresh Rice
Ii casks Sup Carb Soda
100 bags Shot. assorted numbers
- nests Cedar Tubs.
j. H. MCNEIGH 4 son,
ian Prince street Wharf.
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