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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
ALEX ANDRIA G. AZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS Jan
LOCAL ITE N s.

JvxcuRr.RC EyTENSIox.-We learn from
Col. Crockford, the energetic contractor Tor
the track-laving on the Lynchburs ENten-
sion Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
that one mile of rail has already been land,
and that the work is now being vigorously
prosecuted.
THE LECTURE To-NIGHT--Rev. DR.. Reese
!, to deliver the fourth Lecture of the course,
before the Alexandria Library Company, to-
night. at the Lyceum Hall. This lecture
will, we have no doubt, prove one OF the most
attractive and entertaining of the course.
The WEArHER.-The rain at the close OF
last week was followed by another cold
snap" On Saturday night, Hunting Creek
froze across, and on Sunday night there was
\ thin sheet of lee from shore to shore on the
Potomac opposite this place, Much Ice
formed in the upper Potomac. The mall
boat makes her trips to Aqua Creek, regular
w. Yesterday, the weather moderated.
ASSAULT And BATTERY Cook, while
intoxicated, on Saturday night went to the
house Of d. .. b. Mangin, on Peyton street,
and stated that he Mangin) owed his Cooks
brother some money, which he came 10 col
lect, Mangin denied the debt, whereupon
Cook uttered abusive and threatening Ian
cuace against Mangin and his wife, and
finally made an assault upon Mangin. Cook
was arrested yesterday morning, by officer
Warder, and taken before Justice Price, who
held him to bail TO appear at the next term oil
the County Court to answer the charge OF
assault and battery.
TuEArRIcA-Mr. Hugh Latham is en-
gagged in an effort to get up company each
member to subscribe such sum rs will make
an amour; sufficient To lease and tit up one
Of the Halls in our city, for the purpose OF
Theatrical performances We learn that he
has already met with such encouragement IN
his applications TO our citizens, as to warrant
'l'e nope Vi '"'''
v,,:..o, s.o+os sors. oTba
ri'h'-i liz " "''''' WA
first Shad and Herring OF the season were
caught in the Potomac, ut Windmill Point,
on the 10th inst. Mr.. JAS Thicker made the
boul and disposed of the Shad ut 81 80
c .rou,.
each. At the "liilcr Hs1ieiie'' S''''"'!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

NTOTiCE.-Thc annual meeting of the stock
y holders of the POTOMAC INSURANCE
COMPANY. of Alexandria. will be held at the
Office OF the Company. on Monday, February 'th'
for the election Of seven Directors 10 serve for the
ensuing twelve months.
EDWARD i. POWELL, Secretary.
ian oi-ltE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

OFF THE TRAcS-On Sunday morning, the
ears on the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road, on their 10 o'clock trip from Washing
ton, ran off the track near the Canal basin.
which interrupted the tri ps until O'Clock,
II VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
MAcGREGoR's vENT1LArING STOVES


T HAVE on hand the most complete assortment
/ Of COOK and PARL0R STOVES that has s''r
been offered in this city, Among my Cooks a." ''"
Diamond Rock Nevada Comet, Wisconsin. th''
ter Oak, and Homestead. Parlor Stoves, tor '"t..
are the Macgrcgor Ventilating stove, Ba"ku. -
tent Radiator New Pattern Radiator, I'"..
Crates, Parlor Cook. and Cylinder stove. i'''''.
Stoves. for Wood are the Self Regulator, c''''-n
Parors. oven ParIors, Sheet Iron AR IiSMI. 90 =,
Sixspd Nine Plate Stoves. Washington - F"
POLISH. STOVE PIPE, SHEET I'm d.
z.s~ TIN WARE, at wholesale A. 10" a. 3. .a''
h. bought in Baltimore. or any other city
~ HI GREGORY. us King :trr"',
oct IL opposite Marshall il"u-".
INpopT,yT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
am now manufacturing TIN WARE, which
I Am selling At Wholesale, as low as can BE- bought
in baltimore or any Of the Northern cities. havo
l,rve stock Oh hand and can ill order with des-
patch. H. i, "ILpUhi'
sepi5 No: lle king.aI.
I00 BBLS. EASTP0RT HERRIHGS, ior ale
lUU by ljual2l KlNCHEL0E 4 BRClN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
VERY FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
\ sEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---Thc

\ SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---Thc
subscriber has lately received large addition to
hi. stock and is quite confident that he can please
the taste Of almost any wanting articles i'll his
line. He names in part. some very fine HA AVA
SEGARS. out of the same lot that President Buch-
anan smokes very superior CHEWING TOBAC-
TO- of various brands genuine Turkish ShOh-
LNG TOBiCCO: PIPES and STEMS, in great
variety. &C. For sale. wholesale and retail.
CHARLES p. SHAW.
iun2i-tf y. f. cor of King 4 FairiaX-StS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
EXPECTATIONS, 1859,

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS OF
Ribbons. millinery, SIX Goats,
French Howrs. Ruche S'rn'"
BONNETS. and FLITS
No. 237 Baltimore street,
prrwrES CHARLES AND HANOVER srREE1H'
BALTIMORE. ND.
Offer a stock unequslled in the United states III
variety and cheapneSS
Baltimore. Md. jan 2j-dlm'
Unable CUTLERY. PLATED FORMS AND
SPOONS. DOOR SPRINGS. OLD ppAilN.
ION COFFEE AND TEA POTS. CARPET
SWEEPERS. Adjust received direct from the
Manufacturers. a supply of Table Cutlery. OF SUI
nerior quality and beautiful styles, Plated AiDa''a
Forks. spoons. &C.: also. a new Door Spring ''!e
most simple and best spring in use.
Old Dominion Coffee and Tea Pots. OF various
sizes. for sale at Factory prices.
Bri,tania Coffee and Tea Pots Sugars ana
Creams. Japanued Toilc; Sets, handsome patterns
Attention is invited TO Il sample OF "paten' '''
no, Sweepers." new article at reduced prices
The subscriber informs his friends that he VIII
h. constantly adding to his House Keeping depart
mont which will comprise genera! assortment ~
that line. Building Hardware, Mechnni'- n'','
Spades. Forks &C., i'll great variety. 'orn oh',
iars and Straw Cutters on consignment, Tor sac
for cash AT less than Baltimore prices. ,aii an"
see. ''' 80 C;,r, s.reet
inn o5 90 iN'''s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

TIME NEW YORK LEDGER AND MOUNT
VERNON PAPERS No. Il, ready this morn
ipr, and for sale at FRENCH'S BDok and Psr'"d-
zeal Dcpot No. lO4 hiny street,
This i, the mos; remarkable paper OF the age.
1t contains articles from the thic" leading l""fa'
go, tho ,,,. lanes Gordon Bennett. Lime, to Il
Lady" MARY Ann" AN Angels Smile. and ~
FRAGMENT" lion. Horace Greedy: " oung men III
tine Country who desire to seek their fortunes in
the civ" Lieut., GOV. Raymond. "A visit 10 the
homo If lane Eyre" Mrs. Southworth new
.,.,r, entitled the Hidden Hand" forming liar
pcr, Cooley. American. PctcrSons, 8allous' Allan
Tie Monthly. Great Republic, Authors Living Age
and all the new Books, Magazines and PaPerS.-
Constantly receiving new publications.
Wnr,hly mari Waverly Magazine for February.
Leslie AMI Harper. kmickcrhockcr for February.
&C. Ic an %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

NOTGCE.-The highest market price paid for
~ old Scrap Iron, Wrought and Cast, Rags,
Rope, Copper. Brase. Lead. Zine. Bones, &c.
J. W. KENT 4 CO.,
cor. Union and Duke Sta, or No. so Unon-.t.
sep 2u-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
Exchange Bank of Virginia,

Condition of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. and
It's Branches. ON the 3lst December, 1858.
ASSETS:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

ALEXANDRIA, Posi- OrrGCE.-'rhe Washing
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, says
Postmaster Ashby's returns for the quarter
ending 3lst Of December. show the yield OF
his Office to be 81 .3Sl IL. an advance over
the previous quarter, even with one winter
month included
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25
80 hogshcads SUGAR
ON Iorr,ls MDl.tSSES.

~ We are shortly expecting the Brig Georgia,
with
$50 hogshcadS SUGAR
600 barrels MOLASSES.
This cargo la. been selected especially Tor TINS
and the Dstrc, markets, aud i. represented to he
of choice quality.
1t will bc offered public auction on arrival, Of
"' inn I'''' ' FowLE co.
IT. FOR RENT.-Thc three STORED WARE
+" HOUSE corner of Prince and Union streets,
NJ present occupied by Mcssrs. Hill. Brown Part
low Possession given on 18th of February.
Tft The WAREHOUSE on Prince street. few
- doors east of Union street, at present occupied
fv Mcs,rs Ford 4 Wcklifte. Possession given on
1t "f February. ,
~ The new rour-storicd WAREHOUSE. on
i$; east side of Union street. tw" doors south oi
Prince street. corner of an alley.
GTtt The WAREHOUSE on the wharf immcdl-
4" arcly east ol the last named. Apply 10
So - loft FOWLE i co.
E~A TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
E#I#l RENT.-The houses on Royal street, one of
winch lately occupied by John I. Creighton ~ Il
Hardware store are for rent and immediate pos
session given For price and other particulars
apply TO 'AMh' NoA'n
jan l4-dtf -
FOR RENT.-Ilaving made arrangements
a$; to remove to the wharf early i'll March. W. offer
for rent the BTILDlNG now occupied hy u, No. -
and -. King street. The property could h" con-
yeuicntlv divided into two commodious stores with
q comfortable dwelling attached to ono Of them
and would Ice 80 rented if desired.
ian I0-2awlm WM. II. FOWLE son.
NrOTlCE.-This is to give notice that 1t Is neces-
y .,ry to close our books to the 1t of January.
Am our account, have been male OF AMI present
,d, Those Of our friends that can make II ronve-
MEN, 10 call and settle, will confer a favor by
Iors 80 M their earliest convenience. Those that
cannot. will be- called on in n few days.
jan i hHhbi "''D'
TrANsroRT >rios OFFICE. NJ Il. Il. H.,
ALEXANDRIA STATION, Jan. IL.
TIME freight train this road will make IT'S hrtt
"trip to Edinhurg Station. Oh Monday, 2lth
inst iaaing for that place vii! be received al the
D.pot. ON Friday and Saturday next.
WM. ;. JEWELL.
ian oo-lw Agent Transportation.
NOR RENT.-Thc Head Of fEAIkE FISH
L FRY. opposite Alexandra. T"a responsible
man the rent will be moderate. Alec. BELLE-
VIEW FL>HERY. joining the above. The two
will hg rented separately together. For term,
&C.. ai,rlv in person. or 10y letter. 1"
THOS. ". BERRY. Washington. u. {.
ian 22-2awGw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

DETERS' PILLS: Jaync'a Sanatiyc Pills:
Wrights Plain and Sugar Coated Vegetable
Pills Clcaver's Honey Soap; Dailey's Pam En-
tractor: McAllister's Ointment: McAlunns EliAir
Of Opium. just received. and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
ian ~ Apothecary, " kihS-Str'rt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

GEORGE BRYAN AND SAMUEL K. ADAMS
VI have this day formed a 60 partnership. in Ia"
name of BRYAN & ADAMS. and having purcha-
sod the. stock of Goods belonging to Bryan. Adams
i Co.. respectfully announce to the public tina, they
have in store Il desirable assortment of seasonab!e
DRY GOODS, which they offer for cash or to
PROMPT deoier.. ut low rates. jan !
TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
III for February. containing Washington at Nor
ristown. Thackeray', Virginians, The Matchlcss
Editor. Drawer. &C.. &C., price 25c. per number.
JAMES ENTWISLE 4 son.
ian 81 No. -. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR ASn MOLASSES.-
~ We are shortly expecting the Brig Georgia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-25

CALF
= 500 sacks Ground Alum Salt
100 MarshaiS fine -
400 Drakin's g I" For sale, TO ar
rive by GRAY, MILLER i CO.,
ianl2 corner King and Water streets.
COUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Ths day landing
- from Schooner Fleetwood. a choice lot of Sugar
and MolasscS new CROP to which We invite the
attention of the trade.
GRAY. MILLER L CO..
ianI7 corner King and Water streets
"T ISS NE QuICkLY."-A new Perfume
N distilled from fragrant Tulips" Bazin's
Frangipann, Otto lie Rose anl Lubin's Extracts,
for the Handkerchief. for sale by
PEEL, STEVENS & CO.,
ian 81 cor. Of King and Alfred streets
CEEDS! SEEDS . SEEDSm.
- 81 hush prime Clover Seed, new crop
go " Orchard Grass Seed, prime article
100 d" Timothy Seed. " in
store and for sale by
ism KNOX & BRO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

FIVE lundr ed miles for tie Thousands pressing hitler
under the deusion tbs. gold may be picked up here
ike pebbles on the sea shore, and that when they
arrive here. even though without provisions or
money. their fortunes are made. Great disapPolnt-
ment, great suferitg, are inevitable few can es-
cape the latter who arrive at Denver CITY after
September without ample means to support them
in very dear country, at least through long VIM
ter. We charge those who maDsge the telegraph
not to dfuse part Of our statement without giving
substantially the whole; ard We beg the press gen
orally 10 unite with us in warning thu whole people
against another rush TO these gold mines, as Had
ylsed Us that of last SPRING. rush sure to be fol
lowed Ike that by stampede, but one far more
destructive of property and lie. ,.
Resp. italy, HORACE Gks6tSl'
HENRY WILLARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Deaths,

In San Fsnc.ce, May r. a, = eelost m, Ea~ra oSsi.
A. Msiy.vle, May IA VIM X. Finch Ased " year, kfu~ry
On he Molelmpe Hill roaA San joaquin County. Nay Is,
A. Poverty Bar Csaysr. Coan,y May II. John H. Worth,
A. March "a ard ship Barr-da Bros be- pss,ss
from Manila Hong Kors TO San Francisco, Heay fsonp
A. Sser.meao May a. Aan g. wife Of the ate Same, rsr-
A: San yo.e May ~ Mr, Marssrs, c. wife Of J. Milton
Williams, aged 2 yvsrs and months
Dro~n,d Former. ssns. American River, May - Peter
4, Ir.h HI, g,a, lone Mary psDoyaD, ard > yes.
A. Suffer Greek May u.s. Janice Beyn aged about 81 yeaN
A. Sacramento May lS Thomas Farrell, native Of ireland.
A. oT0,ie May lo Eh1s Ann wife Of George w BROOKS,
A; he raneb Of W Ii. Hs,ty May IS JO.epA y H.mn
A. Soclon, May - Of eonsump,on G,ors. vsuI Nd
At ostye s,'ui,.u. County, Nay IS Mary l. wife OfAsan
In sa Francisco, May 2? Ms Mary Ann Hyde wife Of H.r
A. saersmerto May q Jane. Mec.dd. .s-d q year..
illinois, Seth Jo.eph Crsmsr Of incis nh
A. Ssfsmssso May a. VIM y Byeiy, aged y year, ma.
Al 10. Angeles, May H. suddenly John Jones. formerly of
In San Francisco May n at 10 a. NJ Of Intermittent, fever
J.rms R. Noon s.sd years n'''e OF Pennsylvania bot
In san Francisco May D. oa. Herbert Picker n,ti,r cf
LAS IL San Fsneso May IS Henry Cunningham native ofIs
p a. M ,sS Sa%.h ne.r ren May 20 jane. p Dun.
worth aged - years native Il ireland
Near Santa Ross, Nay H. OF perpetual mania Mrs sarah w,
wife Of Winfield NJ Wright late Of Mobile, aged y-ars
In San Francisco, May So Lewis Gronoush Robinson,
youngest q Richard aud Mary Ellis Robinson ascd
months and days -
Mar Mi.ion San Jose Nay o. Elizabeth Jcues vii. Of
William Jeuts aged So years.
.ea board ship Gauntlet, April 50 passage to this
port. James Jackson, native of Belfast.
Feb - on board ship AspAsa at ,h. po,, from New.
York VIM. fnuey, seaman q Bsckstone Mac Tie fell rom
the manop sail yard 10 the deck ttnns hs skull lie died
abou, two hours AFTER the az idsnt happs ned.
Drowned in Frazer River in Feb ' wm CLARKE Of the
Hon John IL Clarke Rhode Island and brother u Capt Chas
Clarke Of Sap Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
COSTA RIGA.

Dates from San jose are to May u. The ordinary
session of the Legislature was opened on the ist OF
NAV 10y the President OF Congress in the absence OF
the President of the Republic, who did not reach the
capital until the 9Th.
On the sth the Presidents Message was delivered To
Congress. After copgratuating the country on its
peace and property and abiding Ia bis late visit 70
Nicaragua in language from which ii IL Impossible 70
draw any conclusion, his Excellency states that the
friendly relations between Gotta Rica Nicaragua, San
Salvador Honduras and Gua,s mals are daily growing
stronger. The relations between the Government and
those OF the other Spanish American Republics con-
tinue with all the interest that common race, origin,
customs and religion inspire.
The relations with the North Americans friendly
and sought to be extended but President Mora says
that the administration act false Information, that
all the reclauaons except one are on account OF
Walkers fibusters and that his Government resists
and will resist to the utmost the acknowledgment Of
any of these claims that Costa Rca has her demands
for damages and calls attention to the fact that VIM.
Walker and his companions have not yet been pun
iehed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
SOUTII.A MERICA.
chill.

The most important news from Chill il the con6nna-
ton Of the report that the revolution had been quslef
by the Cover nine nt An encounter which took place
on the 18th April Serena appears to have put an
erd to all hopes OF the revolutionary party 10 the en-
gagement from I'D 10 200 were killed altogether; many
OF the revolutionary army were made prisonersi but
Gallo the leader, and large number Of officers ef-
cted their escape and it is supposed, crossed over
the Argentine Provinces.
The northern ports have again been opened 10 COM
merce by the Government, and confidence IN basiness
appears 10 be quite restored.
a meeting OF about eighty Indian chiefs hsd been
held in Southern Chill for the purpose, vs. feafed Of
devsing 10 revenge the death OF Indiana killed
during the last encouLter. IL il probable the Cover
ment will send troops TO keep them in check.
The Austrian frigate Noyara, with the scientific Ell
pedion on board had sailed from Valparaiso for Glib
Iatar on her way back 70 Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

From the Argentine Confederation dates arc TO The
30th April. The old war with Buenos Ayres was sgi-
tatsd with considerable vehemence.
In Uruguay Province Of Entre-Rios,) demOnstra-
ton had taken place, promoted by some kesds!Tong
persons and petition was presented 70 CJpges de.
inandng that should be instantly declared against
the Titan who opposes the organization Of the River
Plate Republic. rE
The u anfestation was followed by the renewal Of
the distinction Of the Rosas party, the end Of red NIB
bon attached 10 the hat with the difference tha in
stead Of the old motto Death TO the savage Unita-
rians = The motto now used u: " Ihoee VINO combat
"tbe Federal Constitution are Traitors q
The demonstration Of Uruguay, a. might be ex'
pected was followed by similar movements in PaTsna
rosario, San Luis, San Juan Mendoza and the other
Provinces, and will probably be 30 throughout the
qualify as noble and necessary the war with Baenos
Avn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Marriage

Grs Valley Ssy.da Couu,y May 49, J. A,ier'c . Cah-
erie 81 DoLsh. .
A,F9r.. CIV Ser. Cauy, Jse, Lee % Mary aeCsfihy
h. So Frsnci.eo JE- by The Rsy. Dr. Peck Byron Gallup
4 S,o,toI % Elizabeth isE yssssoafs 4 HsrneT County
y. /. =.
IL ToSd. vsls. May n y tA- Rev J. v. Rfi' Joaa b.
Biin,r El:7s Nsrlsi'.
A. he Ms.:ou shos hse Sau Josqn Csun.y. June By
lie r.. " C. C.rry s,-h r Pssr-ou % Mn san wins.
A. OsElaud NAV - ~ B. Bel, Hsary Blaaker % NJ
Dorathes Maninlsu a New loTk Cry
IL ssu Frarcisco Nav 49, By ~ ksg b. sshion sam =
d Han - Eyei1e l. Brow.
IL Sc Frauc.o NV q before ORR Bailey, J. 2, Tnonii.
Hor.us o( Olio 20 Ann Ire Il Csnd>u, y J.
ANIL r.n Bar sacar.n,o Co-Lty Say ANS H-zsrr-'n
Russo 20 Elz, DuTfe.. . 49,.
A. P,In Valley Placer Comfy, Nay IS, Jeha wHaslaa 70
Miss Eliza Jsrs Shelby.
he Rev DR. Ardersr James W. waters esq., % Ma C.
R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
THE KANSAS GOLD MINES.
From TIE Rocky M0satiia Nes', Er'r5' June IL
GKrGogy's DiGCiXGs, reaF Clear tr-ck
In ;he Rocky Mountains, June 9, lS51

From lie hockt hotNldH Nchs f@'" WV
GKfGogYs DIGCMCs. peaE Clear Cr-ck !
In The Rocky Mountains, June g. lS5@)
TIE undersigned none Of them miners, nor d.
recty interested in mining, but now here tor the
express purpose of ascersainins and setting 'oF'o
the truth with regard TO subject Of deep and gen
ersl interest, as to which the widest ard widest
diversity of assertion and opinion is known to exist
unite in the following statement:
We have this day personally visited nearly al the
mines or claims already opened in this valley that
Of a little stream running into Clear Creek at this
point,; have witnessed the operation Of digging
transporting and washing the vein-stone "a partially
aecomposeJ, or rotten quartz, running IN regular
v,;,. frfm southwest TO northeast, between shat
tered walls Of an impure granite), have seen the
gold plainly visible in the rifles OF nearly ever
suce. and in nearly every pan Of the rotten quart
washed in our presence; have seen gold (bu
r,r,Iv> visible 10 the naked eye, in pieces OF tn
ouartz not vet fully decompcsed, and have OBJ
famed from the few who have already sluce' IN
opsrsticn accounts of their several products as
follows:
ZyicIyR SrAlN & Co., from South behu, ~,
have run A .luce with some interruptions iof Tue a
three weeks they are four in company WIN QUO III.
man. They have taken out little over ovV penn!
weights Of gold, estimated by them as "V''h ~ "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
SAN SALVADOR.

Dates from San Salvador the capital, are 10 May 25.
The waterworks of the capital, destroyed by the
earthquake of 1854 are being repaired
On the 2jth of April attempt was made to sssas-
sinate Gen. Hernandez Governor of the Department
Of Cuseutlar. The General was severely, but not
mortally, wounded. The assassin, a shoemaker, was
arrested and afterward shot.
The question between the Republic and that OF Hon.
duras assumes every day more serious aspect, and
almost seems TO indicate that war is inevitable. Guate
mals il i thought would interfere to preserve the
peace if possible between the two States. Gen. Bra
camonte bad been to the Honduras frontier Of the
province Of San Miguel, TO watch the fugitive saliva
lorian-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
KOIIXIA.

From Bolivia We have peaceful accounts Of the state
Of the Republic. President Lnarez was about con-
voking special Congress a. Sucre, Tor the purpose 81
re,ienlug the dictatorial power with which he had
been invested; the liberty Of the press had been re-
established certain franchises had been granted 10 tho
mining districts Of Corocoro; the ladies Of La Pnl
were organizing charitable society for the Ie's, OF
the INDECENT in the country everywhere, says ~ Ise-
gr0fo we feel the benefceD influence Of civilization;
nor is it possible to deny that Bolivia advances not
only in Institutions, but in IDEAS and feelings.
Reports from Buenos Ayres are highly favorable,
the State enjoying greater share Of peace and proc
neIiiY than for length Of time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Caroline Brr h,rhed
In San rrsrcsco Jupe Grace Church. BY The Rsht R~v.
OF The Sor.ue Court Mrs Sue Virginia ss-sfsaxen, asasE
ter q the ate Rh@rd SwssrDeep, Of 81 Louis hss,a
In San Prsnco, Nav the r-sdcDcr OF OsrN Lewts,
ESQ., BY The Rev. H. p. Gallagher, Chs Lord TO A Ehs.
beth ~ Ma,h.ws
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