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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

IIEh1tD w Ih1tk1' OV HhSkSR W.T.
IRON, HORSE SHOES.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, &C., &c.
C. M CASTLEMAN,
Np. 60 hiHy Street, "orner Of N'rSct AHey,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH REFINED BAR
AND SHEET IRON.
CAST. SHEER, AID SPRING STEEL.
Elliptic Springs. Carriage and Cart Axes Black
smiths Bellows. Anvils, Vices, &c.
general assortment Of the above named arti-
ccs will be- kept constantly on hand, together with
other articles too tedious to mention.
H,:' Merchants and consumers respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing Orders will be promptly attended TO.
dee iO-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27
LUMBER, LATHs, LIME, &c.

e00 000 FEET assorted White Pine
OUU,UUU 2j0,OOOfeer Spruce Joist and Scanl.
ling
100000 feet assorted Georgia Pine Timber
100000 South Carolina Flooring, Alex
andria dressed
100000 Eastern Latbs. just laid in. and ''r
sale by WATERS. ZIMMERMAN Il 60.
aug6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

ian3 IA King-street
% BARRELS OLD RYE wHIsKEY.-
70 casks Port Wine
barrels Cherry Brandy
10 New England Rum
10 boxes Old Nectar Whiskey
~ Wheat
10 " Medicated Gn for sale By
ian KINClIEL0E 4 BRUIN.
COUGARS TO SUIT THE TIMES Good Brown
- Sugar and cents
c. Soft Crushed Sugar, cents
L. Clarified 10 cents
Crushed II cents
Cracked Loaf - IL cents all other goods
corcspondingIy low. GARRET HULST,
jan No. l47 King street.
u BARRELS choice new crop New Orleans Mo-
| > lasscs and Golden Syrup.
hhds choice new crop New Orleans Sugar.
10 barrels c. Yellow Sugar.
30 whole. half and quarter boxes Raisins.
1900 lbs. Pcnn>y lyania Buck Wheat.
Received this day, and for sale low by
jan j. Z. DOUGLASS.
HHDS. NEW CROP n ORLEANS SUGAR
+ ) barrels new crop New Orleans Molasses
10 barrels G Soft Crushed Sugar
- boxes Bunch and Vaentia Raisins
1000 lbs. Buckwheat, prime article just received
and for sale by GARRETT HCLST,
ian IA King street.
~ KEGS GOSHEN AND GLADES BUTTER
~ of superior quality. 20 boxes Eastern Cheese,
just received III store, and for sale by
JOHN 4. DIXON,
jan u Family Grocer.
On BBLS. Crushed. formulated. Powdered. and
" Coffee SUGARS, just received, in store, and
tor sale by JOHN \. DIXON,
jan II Family Grocer
81 BBLS. WEIGHS FAMILY FLOUR; - do
~ Extra and Supcrine do, choice brands, in
store and for sale by
jan KNOX BRO.
"a FIRkINS BUTTER: / bbIs. Koll do, in
-tU store and for sale 10y
ian II PERRY i PENNYBACKER.
ID AISINS.-2j boxes Bunch RaisinS this day
IL landing from Schr. Arctic and for sale by
GRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
jan 10 corner Of King and Water
OAK AND HICKORY WOOD. for sale by the
" ear load, by klNCHEL0E BkUlN.
jan ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

IMpoRTAyT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
MI am now manufacturing TIN WARE; which
am selling at wholesale. as low as can DC Iohsn
in Baltimore, or any of the Northern ci'es. Io.
"a. II. !. GREGOki'
pstch- No lis King-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

i BBLS. APPLES
ID ~ bbl>. e. soft Crushed Sugar
30 boxes Refined Mould Candles
New York Fancy Crackers,
Preserved Ginger, Currants, CitrOn-Layer, Va
lcnca. and Bunch Raisins; Drum Figs; Paper
Shell and Soft Shell Almonds. &c, just received
and for sale by GARRETT HULST,
ian3 IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27
FALL SUPPLY!
Up. CLARKE, No. 15S KING STREET
Alexandria. January "a, 1859.

ALENANDHIAs
TJAS OPENED an entire new stock oil Ion-
II TAIN MATERIALS, comprising the chole-
est STYLES of Satin de Lanes. Broeateiie Damasks'
Cord Tassels and Gimps. Lace and Muslin Cur
tains. Drapcry Muslin, Gilt Corniees, Bands rms
&c. DC. 81,
Also. Il splendid stock of Painted and 4"id
WINDOW SHADES. containing every variety
and will he sold at prices to suit the times. 49,.
Buff. Drab. Green. Blue, and "hite y, W lnu""
Standings, and all Of the most improved Fixtures
Landscape Wire Shades. ,,>ns "a
VENETIAN BLINDS, REED BLINDS anu
PAPER SHADES.
n.,y- Church. Store. and other large Shades
painted TO order. OCT -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

Two ARTISTS.--.Just received an additional sup
/ ply of Tube Paints. prepared Cau'Hs, Cam
cl> Hair Pencils. Hog Hair Tools Pallets. prepared
Oil. Naruish &c.. for sale 10y
JOHN LEADBEATER Il son,
No Sinll.r'. IL ..nnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

DRANDl-
ID 3! pipes pure and high favored Hsnesey y
Brandy. 1915
.! pipes Rochelle Brandy
> I casks pure Port Wine
"a pure Sherry Wine
? pure Madeira Wine
| pipe pure Holland Gin
punchcon pure Jamaica Spirits. for sale by
ian T. 4. BREWIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

DARIN'S CAMrITOR ICE with Glyccrine. Va
ID nilla Beans. OK Marrow pomadc. Turkey
Rhuharb, White CASTLE Soap. Sal .EraiuS, just re-
ccvcd. and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE Jr.. Apohccary.
jan % King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

I UMBER. COAL. AND WOOD TARD.-'or-
IL nercf Union and queen Street,, North.-" here
l AIN prepared 10 furnish every description 70;
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME, a."
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red and White All
and Cumberland COAL, which am selling low i"-
cash, or on reasonable terms to good customers.
aug 3-tf e. ". BARKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

NOR COLDS AND COUGIIS.-Gun- Pcctora
i Ayers do: Wistar> Bal,urn: Davir. Cherry
and Tar: Tylcrs Syrup; Bull, do: Gum Arabic
Cough Drops: Wstars LozcngSs; Baker. Cough
Mixture. and Madame Mount Syrup. received and
for sale by PEEL. STEVENS 4 CO..
dee - corncrot King and Alfred streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

StEGARS! ARS!-Anothcr supply Of the
- Evening Star Medium Eegalia S"gar>. just re
ccivcd. and for sale by W. 4. HART.
No. IO9. King street, corner ot Pitt.
"a Sign Of the Golden Mortar. jan l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

LTQCORS! LIQTORSM
DIDGELEY. HAMPTON 4 CO.. wholesale
IL dealers in LIQUORS, have in store FRENCH
BRANDY, Of the following favoritc brand.:-"A
Segnette." "Otard, Dupuy Coz" 'Hcnncssey"
Omitted Proprietors." and Jules Robin Co."
PEACH BRANDY, Apple do. Cherry do, Black
berry do
CORDIALS-Cinnamon and Peppermint
New England aud Jamaica RUN
Holland and Domestic GIN
RYE WHISKY, of every grade
Champagne. Madeira. Port Sherry, Malaga.
Lisbon. and CIarct WINES
German and Domestic BITTERS,
PORTER, ALE, &c, &c, which they offer for
sale to dralrrs sep ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

TOBACTO! TOBACCOu
DIDGELEY, HAMPTON & CO., wholesale
N dealers in TOBACCO. CIGARS. II King
street, offer for sale the following brands Of choice
Tobacco:
"crumptons" premium n lump
~. :. Iae's Extra hue cured
'Gamc Cock Twist
I'll. J. Williamsons" do
Harris Peoples Favoritc"
Do Luxury Of the People"
Do "AprcOt'
Do "Sultana"
"Henry GODDARD" ms. -. Teel' ~,
"CharleS Asher" " -. X. Collins"
&c. W. Thompson " ~. II. Powell
&c. w Simpson Star" w. \. Sheeton"
"Corner Stone" q" Eliza Logan"
"P. Pry' 4"
II. i. SCOTS Mountain Rose" Ms.
Also, Domestic and Imported Cigars, Smoking
Tobacco, Snuff, in bottles, kegs, bladders, and pa
pers. Pipes and Pipe Heads. sep29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

TRESH pEACIIES.-Wc have Just received t
4 full supply of FRESH PEACHES. in quart
cans. put up by Henry Stabler. Mont -omcry Coun-
", Md. and for sale hv
J. LEfDBEATER 4 son.
| mo- Stahlcr'S Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

DHALON'S HAIR INVIGORATOR. Woods
i do. Mrs. Aliens do. aud Zyloba>amum
llauls Eau Lustral. Ilaya's Hair Coloring. Bur
nets Coloanc. Jones aud Hatchccr's Hair Dye.
constantly OH hand. and for sale by
ian3 j. WILLIAM BOWLING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

STEWARTS COUGH CANDY. undoubtedly
- the best Cough Candy every made it is com
posed of the extracts Of Iceland Moss. Liv,rwOrt.
Wild Cherry. Comtcry Root sc. II will he found
a good remedy for Coughs. Colds loarscncss.
Groups. Wh"opin= Coughs. and luripicnt Con
sumption put up in packages. & ard - cts. each.
For sale by HENRY COOK II CO..
jan $arcpta Hail.
, 1859-04-08

The city election in Toledo on Monday last,
WIS the occasion Of a fierce battle between the
Douglas and Buchanan wings Of the Democracy,
attended by the usual manifestations Of affection,
to wit: bowie-kniyes and horse-shootcrs. It is
to be regretted that the ardor Of Gen. Steedman.
the printer to the national House Of Represent
asives md the Douglas file leader in Ohio,
should have led him to call for the "heart's
blood" Of his political advcrsarics. The Toledo
BLADE Of the 5th says:
The Third Ward Polls, about noon. wus the
scene Of grcat excitement, consequent on
shooting row. Mr, ". S, johnson. one of o,r
well known business men. while near the nolis.
got into an argument with Dennis Coghlin, in
which hard words ensucd, when Gen. Stecd-
man took hand in und told johnson 10 leave,
The latter demurrcd and thcreupon there was a
rush. johnson put his hand in the breast Of
his cont, and Steedman, by some mysterious
means, drew knife, and swore if J. dfew a pis-
tol ut him he would haye his 'heurt's blood"
Things looked squally.
johnson did draw a pistol, and the. crowd
closed around him pinioning his arms and null
ing his head down, and in tile muss the pistol
went Oft. Fortunately no one was hurt--the
ball merely damaging Ed. McDonald's coat
skirt in its downward track Through the CT.
ertions Of Paul Edwards aud others, Mr. John
son was rescued from the rabble, who oay need
cd to have their leaders cry for blood, to be
ready to take it.
The dirk which ii is supposed Gen Steedman
lost, OF rs he expressed it-"had in his pocket
when the muss began and hadn't when it was
oyer'-was picked up by our worthy candidate
for constable, ". T. Hall, in the row, soon after
it fell. It is IN apparently entirely ne1o sheath
knife, of some six inch blade, and is IN ugly
customer. 1t is said thut threats had been made
beforehand on the part Of alr. Johnson's assail-
ants. and both parties no doubt were armed for
tue occasion,
, 1859-04-08
4 Row in the Formes Concert Troupe
The Great Basyo In q New Character.
hi Cn.af tn Il


We published yesterday some notice of an un-
pleasant difficulty between certain members Of
the Formes Concert Troupe. This statement
was wholly the statement Of rumor, and was
not intended to be endorsed by US US accurate
We we're informed yesterday that, when the
announcement was made ut Smith Nixon's on
Monday evening, of the refusal Of Messrs. An
schultz, Satter and Thomas to appear at the Con.
cert, Mr. Anschutz, who was in the Hall, rose
and cried out something or other. He was forth
with elected, and, as VIC ure Informed, berated
soundly By the ticket seller, Mr. Ewiu, who
elected him. He went so far, indeed. as to
strike at 3Ir f. with heany cane, but failed to
do any damage, and forthwith departed.
We arc further informed that Messrs. Satter
and Thomas were in the Hall, and annoyed sew
cral of the audience by improper remarks and
boisterous behavior Bo that rs it may, Mr..
Ewin sent note to Mr.. Anschutz, demanding
an apology, and threatening, in case Of its refl-
sal, 10 have him arrested on a charge of assault
aud battery. The only answer to this was the
In connection with this matter, we cheerfully
publish The following note from Karl Fornes,
which places his conduct in q different Light
from that which rumor cast upon it:
BrnsErr HORSE April &, 1853.
Ep1rons GAZETTE A distorted statement
which appeared in your issue Of yesterday ac-
companied By card signed by "Gustaye Sat
ter C. AnschutZ and Theodore Thomas, de-
mands from me, in Justification Of my character
as gentleman, an explanation Of an unpleasant
difficulty which has been njudiciously thrust be-
fore the public By the signcrs of the aforesaid
card.
Nv explanation shall be as brief as possible.
Mr. Gustaye Sattcr insutcd, with gross and un-
manly epithets, two ladies, who, in every rela-
1ation in life, have borne an estimable un-
blemished reputation. In the absence Of
their legitimate protectors. I demanded
IN apology to tho injured and outraged
parties, which was not only refused but the
insult was repeated, and, if possible, in q
still more offensive manner Perhaps I acted
rash1y, but Mt least fatter myself Tint man.
kind generally and the fair sex universally, will
not condemn inc, if under such irritating cir
cumstanccs did slap the face Of contempt
bic PUPPY who dared to malign the character Of
two irreproachablc ladies. Certainly, if, as your
reporter atflrms, Mr.. Gustave Sattcr was not half
mr. weight or size. his associates, Anschutz and
Thomas. were sufficient to make up the dispari.
tt in bulk, so that the term *'cowArd," which
rou assert they applied to me, comes with j
bad grace from three who utter inacting,
throug Oh your journal, stab upon my character.
effect an inglorious retreat before its publica-
tion could meet the eyes Of the public or myself
1 remain, gentlemen, with respect,
KARL FoRxEs.
, 1859-04-08
THE END OF A VEGETARIAN.
II sometimes happens that men Of unduubt.

ed honesty in their notions and Of great con-
scicntiousncss i'll the way in which those no.
tons nrc enforced. become very great pests to
societv. Or. William L. Alcott was one ot
this class. 1t an carly age, he fell into the
belief uuwarranted by the facts Of either An
atomy, Physiology, OF Hygiene, that man was
not designed By nature to be meat-catng an
inal; aud since that day, though it was quite
forty years ago he Inns been at work with all
the industry, patience and ingenuity which
ever fell to tho lot Of a man Of narrow intel
lect and few ideas, in the cndcayor to conyert
the American people 10 lis absurd belief For
morc than twent? years, he has been writer
on Health and the laws BY which it is gov
crned- With a homcly, if not always lucid
style with certain show Of facts. and with Il
popular prejudice at work in Ills favor, hc vas
able to command a wide circle Of readers; but
We doubt If any books not positively immoral
have done as much downright mischief as his.
Bis crude faacics, ut war with tho history aud
experience Of MI mankind, have been more
generally adopted than even Dr.. al
colt supposed; and though but few
have had the courage, or have lacked the
mothcr.wit TO continue for any great length Of
time, the practice Of what lie taught, pale
faces, fabby muscles and cnfecbled intellect in
thousands Of men aud women may be attribr-
ted to the errors which be 30 industriously pro-
Mnlgcd. The value Of his theories arc ,,rcvcd
at Last By his premature death. Without the
vital stimulus which il given to the human
frame by the use 2 tie meats which the Maker
designed that nan should eat, he dried up and
died at an age when good feeders though tenn
1erate lives, arc in their prime. 1t is some
thing in these gingerbread days to live to Fec
slx1y-one, But tue greater wonder is how a
man who gets 'p every morning to feel his
pulse, look NJ lis tongue, to sound his chest,
knead his bowels. count his inspirations, and
watch for symptoms Of discase-wlo spends
prescribed length Of time in exercise every
day, and who knows nothing Of the taste Of
roast becf-cou]d have lived 50 long. Dr..
A1oott Is, nc believe, the last Of the prominent
disciples Of the oatmeal porridgo philosophy
which this free and enlightened country has
produced We do not know who will take 1hc
leadership in inc war which certain gentlemen
with long hair, cadaycEous looks and uncertain
whiskcrs arc determined to wagc upon beef
and beer. Any one Of the tribe Of Fowlcrs is
competent for the place. Let some one come
to the rescue, or the weak brethren vii,
speedily take to mutton-chops, and lapse into
usefulness and robust hcalthi
, 1859-04-08
PERSONAL -K.H.D P0LFTfGEL.

While Joshua r. Giddings IVES at Newark,
Y. j., on Wednesday, he was presented with
cane made from the tiller of the slave ship Am
istad.
-Tbackary will lead the author Of the Mount
Vernon Papers-a London publisher gires him
upwards Of e., 900 for two years work; he will
have more to do, however.
The Prince of Wales has been having d
high time at Rome during the carnival, and
was IN especial fayorite with the popu1ace, from
the liberality with which he dispersed bouquets
and swcetmeats.
Nj. Mazzini has published a circular on the
Italian question, in which he says:
"If the Italian war commences under the
leadership or patronage, or even with the con-
currence Of the present ruler Of France, the
Italian patriots will, although reluctantly, abb
stain from taking partn it."
To Professor Lowell has been attributed the
authorship Of the seyerc criticism On Wilson's
"Ncw Conquest Of Mexico" at twas written y
SAYS the Boston Bee and Atzas, "by Mr. kirke,
who was Mr.. Prescott's secretary for the last
ten years of that gentfeman's life; who is SO
well spoken Of by the historian in the preface to
the Life and Reign Of Philip the Second;' who
understands the whole subject better than any
other man, and who is not extensively known
on,v becon.c ba ia +oo modest FIR h;s ovn lust
1..a". >, - ~
ao'aacement'
The Rev. William Burnham Holt, pastor Of
the Methodist Church ut Stevens Point, Wis
cousin, has challenged the Rev. ]. G. Richmond,
rector Of m Episcopal Church at Milwaukee, to
:. discussion Of the points Of difference between
, 1859-04-08


L correspondent Of the Philadelphia Penn
eylvanian, writing from Valparaiso, giyes some
Interesting particulars of the progress Of the
revolutionary outbreak in Chill. On the Sd Of
January battle Was fought at Conception, re-
sulting in the success Of the government troops.
after about 500 had been killed and wounded on
both sides. Two other battles subsequently took
place, in one Of which lat San Felppe) col we're
killed and wounded. OF this engagement the
writer remarks:
at is said thnt the officer in command Of the
government troops. in order to excite his men,
stated to them that if victorious they would be
granted three hours to plunder and do just rs
they pleased with persons and things within
their reach. As soon rs the enemy was driven
from the city, the work Of plunder and outrage
commenced. All the business houses stores and
private residences were forcib1y entered and
robbed. Not only were the dwellings Of res
pectable citizens robbed and damaged, but the
female inmates we're insulted, and, in some in
stances, were brutally outraged. The nunnery
doors were forced open, and deeds Of the most
revolving and disgrscefuf character perpetrated.
At Cs1dsra, athiry-two poud shot, fired from.
! government VIZ stesmet, passed through the
hoase Of til United States Fioe Consul, greatly
damaging the house aad furniture" -
, 1859-04-08
Fifteen Thousand Majority in
Michigan.

The.clection returns from Michigan are of the
most futtcring character, and indicate Repub-
licau minority Of fifteen fhonsqAd. The Detroit
-1drtrtiser in view Of the result remarks:
The Republicans have c1ectually wiped out
the reprouch cast upon it by portion Of the
Republican press for the diminished majority
bukcd the insulting sncers with which the result
was greeted By the doughfacc organs. The
snbservient demngogues will probably be more
sparing Of their taunts hereafter.
, 1859-04-08

The Counterfeit Three Cent Pieces,
1t has bcen frequently stated lately that large
quantities Of spurious three cent pieces were in
circulation. The following letter from the Mint
answers the inquiry Of correspondent, who
enclosed one Of the supposed spurious pieces :
Mtsz OF TIE Cx17xp StArrs
PHILADELPHIA, March :5, 1S5a.}
SAL hare received your letter Of the a3d
instant, enclosing u three-cent piece.
The law authorizing the coinage of the three
cent piece fixed the tineness ut $50 thousnndtbs.
The act Of March 3, 1853, changed the fneness
Of this coin to 800 thousundths, and slightly re-
duced the weight. Some slight alterations ii the
device were required to Indicate this modi6ca-
ton. For this purpose double line was en-
graved on the die around the star on the OBJ
verse; and within the letter G. on the reverse,
there was added above the numeral III sprig
Of olive, and beneath. three anows. Many per.
sons, in noticing the difference between the two
issues, suppose the one or the other to be spu-
rious, which, Of course, is mistake.
The piece enclosed in your letter is genuine.
Very respectfully, R. L1SpER4Ay,
For the Director of the Mint.
, 1859-04-08

Some weeks have passed without our noticing
anv eyent in the Mortara case. A recent mum.
Ser Of the Lond9n 90. H<oora says that Sir Moses
bearer Of IN address to the Pope, signed by the
legal representatives Of the Jews Of the United
Kingdom, including Baron Rothschi1d. asking
the liberation Of the Jewish child. Evidence
will be rendered in the first pluce that Edgar
was never baptized The girl who says she did
it, is proved to be person Of dissolute life,
The respectable tradesnan who (says she) urged
her, swcars that he did not. The Pope is earn
cstly invited to investigate these allegations
, 1859-04-08
4 Persona1 Liberty R1ll in Nex Yor,

4 Personal Liberty Bill In Nesr York.
4 bill recently introduced in the New York
Legislature, to prevent the imprisonment Of
fugitive slaves in my of the jails Of the State,
and to secure to them the right Of trial by jury,
was lost in the Assembly, on Tuesdny last, for
want Of constitutional majority. The vote
stood, ayes IS; nays A-ao members being
absent
, 1859-04-08

70 It is stated thnt Jenny Lind's fortune has
been sqpandercd, and that she is about to at
tempt to make another. She is advcrtised to
sing in England
, 1859-04-08

81 There vas hear frost 1t Bloomington,
:1l4isns, ~ sundry night, which, Il w4s fFed,
did much damage 70 the peach buds. ~
, 1859-04-08

"0ccasional," Of the Philadelphia Pres writes
from Washington under date Of the Sd inst, as
follows:
An immense organization is developing itself
in tue South, to set ut defiance the laws framed
for the purpose Of prohibiting the traffic in
foreign slaves. II is not doubted that thousands
Of African slaves hare been, and are now being,
landed on the coasts Of Georgia, South Caroli-
na, Alabama, Florida, and Texas. You we're
been brought to ihc attention Of The Interior
Department, and that no notice has been taken
Of the information thus lodged, although the
officiul who gave it has written second time,
begging the Government to interfere to preserve
the laws, declaring his inability to do SO alone,
and. without means, to prevent the landing and
running into the interior Of these cargoes Of
hun, m hairrs
, 1859-04-08
Washington Intelligence.

~ Hp!l ..
pointed the President, and mortified Toucey,
who gave the assurance that the Democracy
would, at least hold their OWL, and perhaps gain
one member Of Congress, by means of the d.
visions which had been fomented. Now, every
thing is swept, and the Administration left re-
pudiated By every State represented in the Cab
met, and by the country at large.
4 similar result is expected in Rhode Island,
to-day, though second election may be requir-
cd to perfect it, owing to two candidates being
presented By the Opposition. The Democracy
have now no show IN organizing the next House.
and fair play will therefore be giren to the fraud
Investigations, next winter, which we're tram
mellcd all through the last session, BY white
washing ulajorities.
In recalling the letter declining the Bogota
mission, Jones Of Iowa has shown his despair Of
rcdceming that State, us the basis Of his refusal
was the avowcd intention Of aiding such result.
, 1859-04-08

- There are forty-four applications for d.
vorce pending before the Allen County {1nd.)
Court. Of the plaintiffs, twenty six are wives.
, 1859-04-08

We apprehend, early fruit-eherries and
II not entirely destroyed, By the cold weather
experienced since Saturday. 4 very considera-
bic sprinkle Of snow fell, yesterday and last
night, there was another sharp frost, which, We
fear, settled the cherry aud peach question:
Ciaeiunatti Ga-ttk<