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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-28

DIBLIc SALE OF SEGROES.-I will sell az
i Public Sale, AT Aqua, Hondoy, End dog
~ hungary, ls6o. that being Court day. two very
valuable NEGROES Man aud Woman. Tho
MAN 4 capital Farm hand, and good Driver
The woman is a most excellent Cook Washer,
lron.r. and good House Servant generally.
Terms cash. JANE BELL. Guardian and
Representative oi the Legatce Of Jn" I. Bell deed
Stafford County. Va, dee 23-eo2t
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GALE OF BUILDING L0TS.--Will be offered
- at auction On SATURDAY, DECEMBER
SEVENTEENTH. On the premises at IL o'clock.
NJ, FOURTEEN BUILDING LOTS, situated On
the north side Of Gibbon, between Pitt and ST.
Asaph streets.
TERMS op Stationed fifth cash, the balance
in 4, II, Is, and "a months, with intercst-tit. ~
be given when the last payment IL made. Deeds
10 be- paid tor by the purchaser.
Will be sold at the same time, GROUND
RENT Of S22 per annum, on lot fronting 2Z
feet on 81. Assph street, and lis feet deep.
dee IO--dts I. N. MCCORMICK, Auctr.
yx11~ The above sale is postponed to THUkS-
DAY. THE TWENTY SECOND INSTANT, At
same hour and place.
dec 2I-d2t T. N. MCCORMICK, Auct
re- The above sale is further postponed 10
THURSDAY. THE TWENTY NINTH INST,
at the same hour, in trual Of the Mayors office.
dec 2I--dts
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the gentleman from Kentucky 70 make his
motion, If he has one To make.
Mr.. Moore, of Kentucky. Well, | move
that the House adjourn for one week.
Mr.. Bingham. object to such a motion
Us that being received.
Mr.. Houston. This is the day which Is
observed as
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia. | can only say
that cannot consent to any such notion
My speech will hurt. Laughter.
Mr. Burnett. understood that my mo
ton to adjourn had been received.
Mr.. Bufintun. call for the yeas and
nays on that motion.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
The Clerk commenced TO call the roll.
Mr.. Houston. Ii the gentleman from
Kentucky will withdraw his motion to ad-
journ, think it probable we may have IN
understanding that no ballot will he taken
this evening. Let both sides agree to that
and then the gentleman from Virginia can
proceed with his remarks.
Mr. Smith, Of Virginia. | object to that
utterly. Laughter.
Mr. Burnett. think the House ought to
adjourn, and insist on my motion.
Mr. Moore, of Kentucky. l will submit
to anything required by the gentleman from
Virginia. who was kind enough to yield the
floor to me.
Dir. Morris, of Illinois. | want to know
whether the gentleman from Virginia has
yielded the floor object to the floor being
yielded for any purpose. Cries Of Too
lste!' No. sir: have been making the OBJ
Jec:ion all the time
Dir. Moore Of Kentucky. withdraw any
motion | have made
Mr.. Morris. of Illinois. | wish my object
ton to be clearly understood.
The Clerk The Clerk will state that the
objection comes too late, a response having
been made.
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u IL The news from Buenos Ayres ID 10 the 23d
september. MIR. Yancey, the American Minister,
was expected at Buenos Ayres on the 24th from
Rosario? He would leave for home by the next
packet, via England. Urquiza, with between
twelve and fifteen thousand men, WIN It rosario.
but was to march On The 18th for ST. Nicholas
when he would commence Offensive operations
de had been waiting for the rains az there was no
grass for the horses. The Buenos Ayrean army In
the Held amounted TO about nine thousand They
were well fed and promptly paid, but the reverse
was the case with Crqufza's troops II was cur
renfiy reported at Buenos Ayres that the Buenos
Ayrean squadron, Consisting Of i've steamers and
with the design Of bombarding the city. Urquizs
had steamer and two bFigs 70 defend the place.
and four steamers and a bark at Montevideo. The
" s: brig Of war Bainbridge was Al Rosario on
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~ - 49,
AIHxAxlaIA, Va, New. Q. 1850.
The City concil - ~ nothing q
special Interest vss dess. \ - Beard Of Al
ee'nsn nes peeun being prosnt, = branch ad-
tsnsd yifho>t doing ssytAlng.
Va ss Gess q, .I 49, 4; ssss q; y ss'' e
NJ egg chseed win. grse1 lssony. A ss,is
s.T fSoS s I P.es ss.s1sa r An
ooang buck Hye, was sexamined and dis
charged. The Court adjourned.
our fellow-townslnsn, John Summer. ESQ, for
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, viii be
placed upon The 6ack ofthe cnmpauy to-day, ana
the examining committee will take trip In Il to
day, going = kras Broad Run station, 10 which
point the sced 10 o0npleted.
The November term Of the Circuit Court fos this
eosntyeowmences on Nonday next,
On Monday night, War Eagle fibe o. Red men
visited TIE mir at Sasepta Hall in body, headed
by band Of mnsic- A supper Wa partaken q q
the fair BY the tribe. - =. -
The steamer Mount Vernon win leave for New
York thu afternoon y o'clock- 49, cAHLos.
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Fred. Douglass On the Harper.s Ferry OF.

hReak.@-- =
Pred; Douglas, the noted negro sgisssss md
into Csnada than 70 fulfill his promise Of aaising
the HerpefS Ferry conspirators has juk discovered
that the climate q vEngiand would be very bene-
pay long contemplated visit'' to that country.
He cannot depart, however, without addressing TO
Ids ssfesdes and friendsn q few words Of farewell.
and giving his views generally CONCERNING ths
expedited bis departure He says: .ss-..1- ; =
The slaveholdefs 81 Virginia and the South ger.
orally, are endesvoring 70 make the Impression
freedom by John Brown, viewed the effort to
emanciPate them with Indifference. An eve
wines, and prominent actor In the Transaction
.t Harpers Ferry now Ct my side, tells me this Is
trsry were shown, ftwould afford small comfort 10
the slaveholde7. The slaves were sensible
enough not 70 shout before they gained the prize,
The brief space Allowed them in freedom W. noi
sumcieut to bring home to them In its fullne8 the
real significance Of the OCCASION. All the efforts 70
dispange the vslor Of the colcred insurgsnts are
grounded In the fears Of the SHAREHOLDERS, mot in
the facts Of the action. They report many dead
insurgents, and few killed among those who op-
posed them. have at last seen one man among
the insargent: reported killed. who is still alive
accounts, were the thing possible, should be
glad to use the event at Harper's Ferry, and the
state Of feeling 1t has Produced before the Amer
i
ut home. Efforts will he made In England, "a
well as In America, TO turn the Harper's Ferry in.
snffection to the account Of slavery. 1 may, Tor a
time, be useful there In resisting and counterfeit
Ing these efforts. .1 lls5z. -. -
viii probably be charged by those who delight
IN any pfetext for aspersing me, that go to Eng
| land 70 escape the demands Of justice for my al
legged completely with the Harper's Ferry insur-
rectfen. i am, not ashamed Of endeavoring to
escape from such justice an might be nationally
expected by man Of color at the hands Of aslave-
sm pot fayofite in that state and even II acouit
ted BY the court, with my knowledge of slave.
holding magnanimity and civilization, could
4 sc9cely hope to recross the slaveholding border
Ing to keep out of the way Of such court than
there would be in keeping out Of the way Of a
company Of hungry wolves. Nevertheless, IL ID
only due to truth to state that for more than yeal
past have been making arrangements, not TO 20
| TO Harper Ferry, but to England. This has been
Known alike to both friends and foes.
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Hoo, e. Joy Morris and lsd6 of Pennyiva-
..Hon. J. p. Benjamin., - Louisiana, and
Com. stxngham, U. .. NJ, are 1t willsrds'.
-. history Of the life and times Of Dr. Bsiley,
1880 Of the Natenal EraSls said - be ga
s 5, s ss s. s ssa - e. has very & h'''
-. lstsa ady lsss fto, w. n kwir1 are
o. $s!1, Nhe uoditerronsan So h has
&hp4$sd biz nurney mp NJ Valley = the Nile
ancient Thebes. had surveyed the pyramids,
sna vas about TO proceed 70 Jerusalem, and
thence BY Damascus TO Constantinople.
....It In now positively asserted that Senator
sumner II about TO resign his seat In the Unlted
states senate, and, 1t II aid, will marry and re-
side IN England Gov. Banks win, q 10 supposed,
s0ocsod him In the Senate. sNE sff Z
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Items Photographed from Washinstsi.

ue Abeociosc0 fre8s Ol8pdtcn says:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-As the chief IL not the
only difficulty In the way OF the communication OF
the pending treaty between the United States and
Mexico in relation to the proposed transit routes
Influential parties have submitted to both Govern.
ments basis Of compromise, namely, whichevel
Government may have forces nearest the scenes OF
obstruction or disturbance shall interfere for that
tory OF its neighbor, and both, In cases Of ener-
gencies, to act unitedly.
The assistance recently afforded by the Mexican
vile, is stated as an example. Such a PROPOSE.
ton, however, to be incorporated In the treaty
must come from the liberal government This, I,
10 understood, ID favorably regarded by our own
There Is no doubt that both the Governments Of
Great Britain and the United States are decidedly
earnest In the presentation Of their respective posi-
San Juan Question, though not more 10 than they
were on the Oregon controversy But the lates
f0feign Official advices do not justify any sppee.
hepnons OF serious difeultes between the two
countries. $50 az 81.
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IL The fepo6b q cosFespoudenta al Io,1,,
fsfis AID Vienna exhibit anything but an agree,
49, picture Of The condftios q Eufoe,e 4. En-.
IA snsrs e trouble the Mihislry, Mr Gsdssons
ssoas pi.s q NV 9, On cPRssicE Lord Palmer.
eeusay, Lesa Jehn Rassell objects = F,eeeh
eoopsrsnen u sach wsf. fos fesr Of comnIics'
49, 49, o = cs, Esei.sd AID France In cas- CO.
Ae8e 49, une Ne Drsisk (;ov~rnIsrs 49,
- - veeo sgsinse the war which Spoin ~ -
rssnce, has declared upon Morocco. In 49,
cSlaons % Eoops have already taken place, sn1
- usw q The unfsvessbls positioa Il 1hieh ~
9Seeqen g Central itaiy 10 len BY the frcsfv -
go ..rEssae grest centre Of igih1son Il vi
$500: - -, svsrysainz wssn : nesacing a.
ooycnmonS are not wanting Buf sse nnst -
= noes ~ ehe Heoee 81 Hspsburx seemed losf
3 a ss ssss y, Nd 8.
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The DRoysHT that hes afflicted this psrticula,
region OF country for some weeks pa b seriously
isjurisg the psospect Of the next years whea,
crop, the seeding a which wss finished In a,
directions for seventy-ave miles around the Fed.
recently sown hssr not NJ 40 4, .n.,..,.n.,
above ground, while th.x e.,l,., .o,rr 80.
much slower than IL shouId At this sesson 70 sty,
promise Of : bount,fpI Weld 4, An. g. 80.
Iove4no ,.r..xA.. th.t - -. -. - $500
"a. so,t,-ssgss n.-.. !. .,."sas..f - .oL mos.
with n.,vc,,. ..~,.sw -, az .s..os,.k ne"eo
good cold Ain. % bs ssli.,,.S - IT," = =
g. -. -., = - 49, " .n.e ~eeks o.
P'''Peeu se'y materially iof shs nssser.
vain. :, a. ...;. - - en- ev,uehce o. tne
Hon.. :, p.,s...ss-.s... rrsa 49,, Sle,A OF inc
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A REsoLurIoE In relation b the weighing Of hay
= = -is" - and straw.
PERSONAL:

I HEREBY FOREwARN ALL PERSONS
y from employing or hsrborine SALUDA
BRYAN. she is about rs years old, feet er 20
ha,r q. vii, prosecute TO tbs full extent Of the
NOS 81 SAMUEL L, BRYAN, Guardian.
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The postage on letter over Y but not exceed
Ing X ounce is double the above rates in eacl
case; and 20 on, an additional rate being charge,
for each additional X ounce or under.
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THH OrnER SkDR yesterday quoted nom
the New York 5esns1 g comnnsGce ia ssseetion
that Fosbes In private conysrnxten with il editor
stated Positiveiy that esaaass Sewssd knew Ell
sbcut Osawstomie Browns Hapers Ferry pro-
Jet. The New Ysek Times sslerfing 10 the stats-
ment Of ths Journal Il Coasmerce, nyE
Since TIE Journal has sst the precedent Of
making public what Gel. Fosbes has hitherto re-
tained Tor private ears, we presumed IL win hold
littie doubt, that upon proper inquiry, the Jour-
nal can leasn from his own 1ips as zoe kocs doae
that Mr.. Seward, iiks Dr.. Bailey and Senator
wilson, when this plot Was thus revealed 10 them,
insisted that it mnsf be stopped According 10
the published letter Of Col Forbes Il sras stopped
by the interposition Of these very men, prompt
ed and aided by himself"
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D.rARrunE or THR BRooKLyx WITH MINrsrra
McLAHB AID FAMILY 1.-The United States screw
:sss@er Bsooklyn sailed On Monday from the
Nss{ are. hsookiyn, with our Minister 70 Mex
leo, Mr.. 4cLane, ADD family, on board. II was
sappesa tnat Mr.. ,McIane would pas through
the Navy Yard. and from the dock embark fSr
the Steamer, and sceordingly the marines were IN
nt sniiosn sd rssdy 70 turn out on hissrpsosck;
ot. contrary 70 expectation, the Ministef and his
family, censisting Of his wife, son and two younr
isdtesx probably his daughter, and his secfetsry
~. Wseca, embarked IL severnment boat from
the New York side, their baggage and efscfs
nsvI1g oeen Peviowiy shippsd several slfera-
lions have been made on the BROOKLYN for the r.
somnodatioa Of Minister McIane. A new cabin
pa oeen constuctrd en the spar deck, the long
gun at the stesn removed, and an additional num-.
ea o. gcss q smaller calibfe placed 1t the port
hoaes, % thst she now mounts in al twsentv-{wo
guns- The following are her oficees: Csgt.;r
pssid t Gv Ssrf.gut Lieuten.nts, James A. Doyle
Aoen w. smith, VIM NJ. Jef1xrs, VIM. NitcRell
and Henry A. Adams; Surgeon, Lewis w. Mieor.
rqfssr, Tho1as u Lookes; Assistant Surgeons.
y w leach and III. p. Christian; .Lieufenant
MARINES, Geoge q Graham; Eugineery. Joebn.
rosaesoy W B. Brooks, Marshall r. Jordan.
yaa W Wfttakes, Henry Snyden, e. +. Nave,
Jr and John K. Neil : -ys''
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A kEsoLuIIoS supplementary 10 q rsselutioa in
!sission 70 aihnfhus trees, sppsoved July ls,
1852 -. 50 -HEesI SsFs - - -.
Rsss'rsd ~ the Boav6 cf Alderssn ed Bssss ef
Eemmos CosScii Of tie Coyporatsoa sf Geovgssesss,
That the Mayor Se and he II hereby, directed 70
cause all aflanshus trees declared 70 be nuisance
by the resolution TO which this ID Q supplemsnk
growing upon any Of the streets or sidewalks Of
the town 10 be forthwith removed, and the Clerk
Of the Corporation 10 hereby directed TO paw On
the written order Of the Mayor, any expense IN
CURED for such removal ousof any money I'm the
treasury not otherwise appropristed. And 90
much Of the resolution Of July L. 1852 q imposes
fine upon any person for allowing taid trees TO
remsin upon the public streets 81 front Of lots be
and the same is hereby repealed. -sa 40
Approved October 70, 1859. % So. -
A REsoLurIoE In relation b the weighing Of hay
I - and straw.
Rssssced ~ fhs Board Of Aldermen a.d Beard o,
Conan'oS Ccsseu Of the Corperottoa of Geovgefesrs
That all hay and straw brought within the juris.
diction Of this Corporation for sale shall, from
and after the pasnke Of this resolution be weig bed
by the ton OF two thousand pounds. and 60 much
OF any resolution or ordinance az b incOnsisten,
with this resolution be and the same 10 hereby re-.
Peaied 1aaE tApproved October 20, 1859.
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DEllis ssnds - cenr1s & ~ musical
compositioss By J. Goodman Adams: she never
mesis me = Of old,' and ssFaitsst Sewers d
spsingn SFr - = $3.50 :, :. -
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RATES or PosrAeR BY FRENCH MAn.-we arc
requested to state that letters addressed TO Corsica
Japan, Java, jerusalem, Majorca, Minorca, the
venitian States, and Victoria, may be forwarded
from the United States 10 destination In the French
mail; the rates Of postage per quarter ounce being
m folloyvs viz.
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~ nsownssile (Teuu) dafee - the "a ia
oeen received a. New OsieS,s Co.,;
49, cet.awB eonftnuc thefr ds.~es.ss,s.s -
M 49, = ee1oy he town by 81 o. ~ sssS
-. ...'. u nis men entered the effv 80 49,
80 Iney were dIspersed ~ II. s"tss ~.
-. -ssn W zoe 18th, one buudre3 go 1870
c~rei.s. 80 Sson hewitsers, hsschr-S 1919.
No. - ssese Tn guard fron NJ. fsa.sss
~ r.nc.r 49, sufpsfsed bv N .ncbrs~~1
,Sffs Scs,, ~..sI txes, and were 4 "A ~ S"zatSs
- 80 r,u-S un1so and nine fiIisd G.-ese
49, .ss,sx. Ss.npss sfteswsrds s..s eo,unas
rendef q their sheriff and otfes suIls The snr-
wishes 70 panish, = save ne to,rn sss whom be
iion- rhers wss genera nenir =. nom des,ruc-
fbe cieg w1s bassicsdeA, Ard ts~cek. soHnsy1Ik;
- - oesck wss loufly q rsrSs6 - - oug,'
possrd thaf afler 0kinR> BrsWn~vir,s - - -
tneeeds - stack Brszcs The lunvo, ~ SSessses
Vile appssls 70 New Ofloano - 6nss,2 ~ ~
= the etftzeps ere wcen out. ~ ~ S.s -
nave net arrived ei1ty feloaG. M ~ 49, -
se.essee 81 = pstosa II Eef{kws 49, - -
y 60 3 ss,ssls -, ssa vsss lssssksiss
-. st ~ SsA1 foBx corrnerrs, -.
~ W - aothorifv fie3 6Ssf sk1<Srs
LseZae JARVIS, e Hnrfori 49, - ~ =
S-S-:.S - Cenpesoiles o. ~ Tn.s--s~ - -
i,.-.5 ..sz,. 1. se.e1se ~ - sfWS' II VI
!sse.sy, = - md ~ - g -
sa<< 4foogh had snd vf~S. y
- - - pq1h ~ cnoAerc 49,.
sa'9pll 1870 6ss1s.ss. - llass
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Trial a c.,ss!s.a C sssIsasass.l
ID OPeA Cent. ---.- -.

caAaLrsrc,yn, 0ct. s.--The tsial OF Captain
empennelsds ard "A opening ai1ses made s ~
Jury BY Mr.. Harding. Hon. Andrew Husfe, 49, -
rcd = epss court fun coufessfonmsdeb 81 co.,
iiss fSs ssss vi e sSsis IS ses issc,fec
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UThsy are having H6sdfh u Minnsssa,
In consequence Of businen stsgnsftqa and scarcity
of money. SEzis.s sSr -
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DOA1DIHa.

RQARDING -aresirabIe 4 4 NJ rooms. 1coa1ec1
- Ing .ss y VIA OF Without fosrd.' App6 a. GOT
RQARpING:-six esnt!snsa osa b seeonne-
Pleasant and healthy portions OF the CITY Apply Al
TIE northeast eornsf Of isth street and Nev iYoff
RQARDINes-Mrs BowiR, l7o Issh street.
f.r.sSss. sIsassss ssi rssssssbs Roo ossGrS Ssrr
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via ths vlew o. savins - - e ~ YSsk city
bot nv e . - ~ dnnS ieSs1 p ~ ~ bsown,''
~ es'<;s 10 81 SpPsss I. 9. 1ssslse ~
~ ~ = : ~ t. s,ssIss1e = Nsv Nh
- - - e0ce IT, SeSSrns.s 49,.
49, = - pkey e speupt , nsah. = = !.
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49, - ~. sc.s Hossss N Emsf ARR Nj. Te.
NJ 49, ~ been unluekv en NJ Rnrlish
49,. - 80 - ce.sstdssskiss a. = - Nv.
n.rf 49, ~ femeus cnpe = eir1kz n -
Csnhri1 ,sssssssexwa 80 Sslseh Is - re ~ -
aaslAs -. i ssiss ssa s.sks was fourth IA
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u We are indebted to the publishers, d. APP
pieton Co.. $40 and 34s Broadway, New York
city, for the 9th and 7th volumes Of their New
American Encyclopedias, very recently Issued
from their prolific presses. These volumes en-
brace subjects from Con to Fue, and are eminently
distinguished by all the good points that have al
ready made the work an absolute necessity In
every American library, private a. well a. public
Upon American topics this valuable publication Is
the only one Of it, class that makes sound preten-
sions 10 completeness and accuracy; and on that
account II Is doubtless destined to enjoy a. general
popularity among all who On the ether side Of the
Atlantic aspiss 10 be well Informed concerning
American sizairs, - throughout the United States.
Upon al other subjects IL approaches IL 10 emil
nensly scholasly In literary point es view, and
lucid and satisfactory in the consideration and ex-
planation Of scientific subjects. To the inquirer
after practical knowledge ii 10 withai perhaps the
most readable book ofthe times, atleastto the man
Of busines whose reading time is, like our own,
limited TO minutes rather than DAYS. se,g :
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From CHIxA.-We learn from the correspon-
deBce Of the New York Herald that previous IN
the receipt Of the Imperial edict permitting Mr.
conversations with the Mzndarins and local an
thosities, all Of whom used a vast amount Of
oticial duPlicity In dealing with him. when
about to set out they endeavofed 70 have him
abandon the overland route and proceed by
steamer; but he would not; 50 he sct out with bis
SUITE In wagon without springs-not In boz
Tor the capital A courier who reached Shanrhae
nom Pekin announced his arrival there where
he was attended BY I've hundred Chinese cavalry
defailsd az an escort for hissesvice. The Rusgiaa
naval oocss who arrived at the Pei-TanQ from
The Amoor stated that the influences Of the Gar in
fskin x7s mech overrated, n no Russiau envov
could Droach the place without special permis.
son and n the rod indicated. He also added.
that y NJ Chinese pooeaDed any real native cour,
age. tuey could, BY their numbers, endanger the
husnsn seefiemenB 1t any moment Great efYorts
wee beng made TO man and arm the Tsku forts.
InS armament was nearly complete asd the
Peino again hiled with obstructons So that The
English and French win have 70 a2ht bard FOR
viceory yet The Chinese had taken several guns
non ne stranded gunboots o. the English. and
ALAG purchaacd twenty-five large ones from foseign
traders IN Shanghse. They oGesed q much =
nxhnndred dollars month TO Foreigners having
knowiedge OF artillery practice who would en-,
tef tne EmpsfofS SERVICE Shanghae and Ninapo
were greatly disturbed and trade Interrupted. . a
very severe opthalmIa prevailed on board the
o1lppi, with some sliyht cholera The Mia
sisoppi w9 under orders TO leave Shanehae and
60 70 the Peiho to join Commodore Tatnall.
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II RAshiosekas Dsacine. He .srscSss TIE
most epproved nsshod At Forrest ~. &
no a. de{ s., }n,ssss ard esiers from
Menday I'D FEidsys AZ Union Acc1e1y. e 90, sr
Som 8 80 81 N - 4srk svs.as 81 yoess kdiss
8 $500 a1i corner nh seresf - vsn,e
; ~ e1ss', mlsscs aad ma11sru, hen 5 %
- = - ~ es.stsmsa ffon 70 10 ,. N, o. We'd.
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The WxAIHsH-rhe following report Of tbe
weather f6s this morning b made from the Nor
Telegraph line to the smithsonian Inssitutio.g
The time Of obsefvation ID about o,cloch. =
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Recommendations Posey has been an
pointed United States District Atasrnsy for TIE
.outhern district Of Mininfppi, Vice Hosatio j.
Harris, resigned. 81 -
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ARHr AND NAvr isrxLLIesscE Leave Of ab.
sence for sixty days has been granted I'd Lieuten.
ant G. w. Holt, third infantry.
Rev. David X. Junkin has bean appointed ,
Chaplain In the Navy. Rsa