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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21

Goob Eud Soe !-Gs pirb sielen unltrtr
bitisen &inpobner lieb itin au bSrsn, tpas aus
unierm ebemaligeu Mitbireer Soitpb 8erefelb
s~tporben it. @ir tbelen be6baH bic folsenbe
Mnseise nit, pel@e mir I'M Milwaufie Sanner u.
Gpltsireunb fanben:
u5err s. 8ersfelp erSFnet beute fem BON ZEN
9erren s. mnb 6. 9eritine fau1i& iiternummenes
2ufal I'M Marftplab. Sir biele Geierli9teit bat
It etnen fan,oien { II d. teisut, gu benz ct aus
Greunbe beS alien uub pes neuen 5auies in Der
tetrefenben Nnseise sinlatet. @ir bohen, taB f@
~bieielben redt sablrei& bel lem ueuen Infdnser
e~infnben unt all ben suten Ginstn, bic e. auf~
tii9t. unb aud benen, biz Ct ein;ul&enfeu Serl1aa,
@ere9tisteit tpibtrfabrem la1en ,perbeu."
Grtrunfert. - Weter Gor, tin Mrbeiter ant
Ddmpfsr rMurtbetn 2isbt", fel, ais ct tei&dftist
mar tas @abeebaus gu pal@en, in's Wa0er unb
seriant ausenblidli&. Der Berunsladte bat cine
Mutter in @alena.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21
Miueral. Quelen bel at. Mntbon,

Minera1.G ueqe n bel ct. Antbpnp.
- Wetitipnen fnb III ct. Antbons int l1ualauL
III benen ber Stabtratb trludt pirb, BIT Miueral-
quutQen untta AT ber l1ferbStebes Glu0ts 3usdne-
lid 3u MAIDEN unt 9aptbauitr auFlbren gu lai-
fen. Cine senaue @emii&e lnteriu@uns lou ber-
ausseReut battu, hab bic ausaen fart fabltal-
tia {iut uut ben beribmten Snratpga- AueQen
uidts ra@seben. Spote ct. Mntbcns au6er
feinea natiirli&en 0ustbeilen fir bic Anlase spa
Gabr;ten aud nod biz Ax3itbuns BON @eiunt-
brunn.n belsen, 70 tpirte titie 9batiaae nur ms
eiat seRelt au ntreea brau&en, u4 ben plas au
eiutu, Der lebbafte1en I'M @eten su MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21

I Das 8clsente it cine Darlesuns 81,
Granst, iuber sieluebr eine eebtbnte b~iplonaatil9l
Rote i6er ben eiaen @runb, wel9er len St.
fAnspertiu g CT n In la seran(aeten. BEN mr.
1priingli@ pen BEN rGGreien MGnnsr9or4 preiee-
tirtsn SanserfeRe feline Mitpiriuns ~ ent3ieben.
Per Sal l@tint aud uns in ber Ebat 10 tlar au
itin, ha6 mir ~slaubtn, Jpn b.r Gnti4eibung bes
publituns settcft ;berla0tn 3u tSSnutn. unb nur
cine turse Bsmerfuns sur 8eseusuns unitrer FL
senen anil@t iti uns seitattet. 9nbem wir uns
ni@t anma6en, ben @runb, Der Die r@ermania~
~ ibrem gtrbalteu bepesen, iberbaupt irsenb
elmer Rritit IN unterperfen, fSnnen mir ni9t unit
bin, infer innisfes Bteauern barber austriden
bag he ibre fir has soultanbise .@elinstn bes
Ttits - gut 3u sertpertbenbe &raft, aus mel&eut
0runbt INNER, bei4lclen bat, eerabe ta untba.
tts ittt1r 81 laher, no lie bic befe @elesenbeit Bate
tn riibmlt9ent Metteifer 3u 3eisen, tpas lie SER
mag. IL ".. 4 ~, - 800 >, nv
Sc srS6er unb a4semeiner anerfannt il, tas
btm Na&Rebenben por, bem Gltenen @elanaperein
in Ntnne(eta beauiprudte @erbienf unn ben g.
iars unb ties r@eie1listtit" it, ein I'm, 70
bSberts, neues bdtte Der @ereim l& e1morben,
toenn er ittntr eim3isen &adil9t @&wtisea
sebpttn unb bafar Der minteRens slei9 ~farten,
etnsn, an unb fir I'D iaSnen 11ntermebmtn Grfels
3u i&ern, @ebSr eei&entt batte.
Die am @&lu0t na9litbenter Ginitnsums &C.
uta@te Sn1nuatiou, als fSnne Der x6rtie Wdn.
.tr9or" bsabt&tiseu, Gin Yie- MieCD unter
benz fali9en Namen Genes @angerfefes3u
eebea, batte I'D bic @ern:ania iparen fSnnen.
Der rGreie Manner@or" beabii9tist Elm
@anserftf au Serantalten, unb MUIR bur& leere
@erta&tieunsen tie bic obise, fann Is s~slinsen,
benz unternebmen bic Sympatbie bes wublitums
10 melt su ent3ieben, baB aus benz r@Gnserfta"
ni9ts tpeiter ais chen Gin rYicnie" pire, Elm
&eiultat, tel&es bic @ermania bur& ibre Mi9t.
tbei!nabue a Ilein ni&t gu trsielen Serm,aa, aud
tuenn fe Is tppQte.
Me@tfertieun9. - Das @erbalten Der
r@ermania" benz bitiieen rGreien Mdu: erdcr'
eseeniber in 8etref bes besoriebenben @1mser-
feltee 1T ber @esentanb sielfader Beipre9una,
unb bic i9tefe D~eutuns, tpel9e ibnt pon Manden
tpeeen Manst1 an &enntuiB Der patren @a9lase
nHaShH%% &ns~k I:Ek SnI>>.s> E.tI:u> 4 -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21

bel ! ame8 8cDtt,
Oritte 9traBe, 9egeniiter Der gpncertbaQe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

'AHN' sept - is"o'
80 u Etfr-lrfnt ID De pagaf Ttyys- rtsr EsanHeis
<asr.,t !, ~, r,,, rsiia, ,a,', nj, anis,osy.>
- -, - -, -, -. ~,
We TfA-I" h"''~ e""'at "e'Nssa ff'Hes ana
RN1ra a.
Ths tsasrsph TIA, the Papa forces have at
uassd Fo.scubrcne, and that AFTER OvorrOwcrns the
n ne nhabsnts the mcrccnsries o. -, Re.
terstaes9or committed the same fearful massacres
rsruea year. Gcneral clsldnl crossed into the
rsFs eomnicrs 9Th large Psdmonisse COPS fdrnss
hs beard q ms ousrage- From Tarn We bear
Ixas NJ Ens has received the Populations rom the
sarchf kne rmbria an tina, their solicitations his
ssgsy hss rrou ed then ad and protection and tina,
1rdsrec ~ tooT~ 70 take possession Of thc- pro-
ysoss
Nossr Kmsruai hss uued 10 ls troops the following
rrcc&mstnu
~sdsv -feg euisr nc Nsrehss sni umbt, 70 restore
49,. -. =. -" " - w. $3.50 .eery
erso sruss sta1y y deliver unhappy Italian pTovincs,
iTuw ihe ffe.suos z COMPANIES q fcresn afvcnIu.
fefs - 80 ~ y svtnte anY nures aone " me or
- g,..sss i"ps A. hs'rsa irsm break.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
Our Florence Correspondence.

fhVhkS'r, ctFI III IffU.
Prospect Tor an rnit>d no'y-Enlassdsa # "A, psYr,
Policy q Tiaor Emonui aid Gdrilaldt-Csstfrary a.
ne Pcps-ne Popular Crrrc, S.o,epfno al BsSors
RThs Continental PoIOvs ~ verge u War, Dc 6c.
We are the near witnesses Of gres, evcsts. process
sicn at this moment passing before our eyes. win
actors and objects 90 heroic sad noble m 10 win our In
terest and our applause II spectacle at once oyfal
and solemn " that Of people which hss been cast
down for centuries, under the humiliation Of foreign
rule, rsirg from in long slumbers t radon and de
cay, taking once into 10 hands the con,-o, OF
i,s desiines, and moving On 10 usume place among
living ratloss The sympashes Of al LIBERAL N nds are
sih The Italian peoTa Tss proSreW o. iter csvse VII,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

e'<sftNNVtf, SET 4, lsoss
Eo-spy d ~ Eoyai Has tntl-TAs f~potai cslias-
krwsns n nyiasA Tsusgs-AessvS ~ syre-Ts ~.
io~on Government 5soanre ~ Pore cDreay, A.
The ottoman government actively carry Nc OF 70
plans q vigilance and rreventou me Sultan gvcs
his sanction 70 al the proposed ~ hs Supreme
Council Of state, and, = sud, has VISITED several
times 'nccsrlso Indeed be Imperial Ma esiy secms so
have awakened " from ioog leshsrss spsl o. haren
lfe 10 the item realities a. his p~tor AL great hopes
are being entertained q bis elnunEancs o. rcqussse
sdsssrminsiou Hs ~cnen are cate q -sstar, s1a
sbhcr the very rame q p-uss ara ysra "a ne es.
Persss q ne rsyn SocssSd rave BE- ryssoei 70 h.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

esy Ave nss1 caves 70 TIE Two Cabinets OF Austria aud
y ->a, aud thA;, al difficulties removed
wth Rusfis, . verbal understanding will Do brought
Aoy3 possible. TIE progress OF the Empexor
~ sressr. beng nade by him, is spoken Of
polite display, On nis part, OF the
tGcn uacture. BY The way, while think Of it, may
o. we ntion that tie Aoal<r corrects verbal maj,
c1rHy the Rr,perorg speech when al Marselleu To-
setd q The caous faults Of another age his Majesty said
lhe lnsdious ,zoases Of another age, "tes Jses ea
t~xsiasp
ne Nns,an Of this morning has a lsrg letter from,
Cbea IN witch dAiss upon the perfect accord between
lhs wcr a. ard then IN which looks very Ike
AZ Merroailon, adds"Thus, while the world 10 full or
toe eomphcst~c interest OF the two greatest nations In
The wufd they are here practical exhibiting elm Get
unprecedented EAmo ny and cordisllty.n
me accounts Of the Trench IN Syria are somewhat
pqgsrt III e1trAordnsry, IL is said, 1.-THE dread en-
kfbn ed by the kahomedan Of the French, notwith
tsos rasy have idea that the French only want &C
ogtanisy 10 burst ITO their hare and larry OF tne!r
aud Aurhlerk Not female s allowed by them 70
srs1 the bazsars, or 20 leave her house on any pre-
whatever They have gore far N their pre-
song doors crossed with iror at the
tue email lance leading TO their quar-
tef. Word 10 bsrr.caee themselves rather their
wcnenn
curious story of the coinage of france e given, by
which since The Fret republic i appears that the EN-
pcor Napoleon has nearly doubled the amount coined by
Louis Ptiippe in something ess than nall his reign; his
amount being 1s1 $50 216 francs while Louis Ph..ppes
he ugesi otherwise toe catalogue, 10 a'2 s5l 1873
ifancs
The Bcurse Ia bly, I'LL The Gnceraln state o. az
airs consequent events italy check 10 all specu.
ston The three cer ~ yesterday al COZ &C.,
over point thEp they nave recently touched.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28


name, place or island OF Cypress
Some two years ago Prince DAnielo Of the petty pseudo
nation Of Of the principal deputics Of this place then
on Wait to the capital brother Of the deceased
self bring about the death q the Prince ana lately
having found lifting opportunity, shot him dead In the
mountains me Princes son, quite youtn, has succeed
cd him ~ the Governor OF the petty republic.
The Ottoman government stil endeavoring 70 collect
IN Al q its paper currency 70 the Of l5o 900
o. pastss each sum four cents now In circulation the
oapltae II believes that the ruinous condition Of the
finances q Austria and Russa due 10 the unlimited
il selling Cd the arrss uscsers Of the 70 va
rors spectators In advance for fsoo, and directing
insults q this purpose There doubt that the evil
cf AZ uni tied PAPER currency, wholly unreasonable in
great public Calamity, aud csnnot be too arrested:
but, this has driven all Of the specie Of the capital
On m ,rsEc o. every dsy lie wi,hou, some such me
eium. The sultsns debts and those Of his harem
Or. dews e ly eight aad Gy nine pas'res per hundred
meni, Eettmed Kibrisii Pachs has been destined 10
mission % England and France In the hope Of making
couecions are being made here and In smyrna for
The relief - the poor sufferers Of Syria The Sultan
30 svss sss Ios TIC zane ps,pcss and Al the officers
carrot too strongly recommend the present condition
q uete serertrs u my American countrymen 10 the
Try, impoverished by miGule and religious differences
Tue reign Of Crst has certainly not a. yet mead
% y s y 'n aso ssI 5s q a ss.
love ptianihrcry and humanity which under Hrs gospel
are superior 70 al other bcoss rrue benevoepce COS
bey I'd The csuses OF the misery which loudly calls Tor
a. ASSISTANCE, and when ~ hand stretched forth N
The WIDOW and the orphan seeks not 70 know BY
what fow What disrensston 81 Providence theec have
been recrced 70 poverty suncent 10 oknow that the
hard q God has been there the people OF once
seoved Ane y rsss.ne and that their blood calls
cloth ng ood and ramsnt for tnose who have been ia
rived q 18th BY The ruthless evils 81 fanatcsm ao3 vo
erce eve a. therefore, for The love of Christ ard the
ani q Hs trth, sune' ma and heath; ard there be
rers n coed vo.. He ray, n The hour n your o-u
sfcrfme nne dersrtu-e 'or the more cvey and uros
g~rous lsnd wnst te ties ior yea rentnter Tcl vonr
wtc- Hsyov fgeG, . nsry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRINCE aLnr

ST. JOINS, juno 1.-THE steamer Prince
Albert, for Quebec, arrived 1T o'clocl, -
the morning of Tuesday at Bay Breton
bringing Galway dates, by telegraph !,
Queenstown Of the 25th ult.
THE LATEST FROM SIcILY.-The latest na,r,
from Sicily is as folows:-It was renortaJ
that Garibaldi had entered Palermo viii
nine thousand infantry and body of cayolry
the Neapolitans laying down their arms
Garibaldi issued stirring address, stain,
that he assumed Professionally the dictator
ship of Sicily. He was received with great
enthusiasm at Palermo.
This news lacks confirmation, and by soma
is regarded rs premature.
A great panic prevailed among the author.
ties of Messina.
The official dispatches OF the NcapoIi,a,
government on the 22d and ODD, assert tba,
| the insurgents were twice beaten and drive,
from their positions, and one of their leaders
Rosellina, was pursued and killed.
ENGLAND.-The proceedings of the Housa
of Commons indicate that the government
will be unable to carry the reform bill tlronch
this season, and have virtually determined
| to abandon it.
FRAScE.-It is rumored that the Emperor
of Russia contemplates visiting Paris. Ii is
also reported that the Moniteur is about ~
publish speech Of the French ambassador
to the Sultan, of an alarming nature.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. May 2j.--SaIes Of
Cotton for the week ~ 600 bale: including 500
bales to spectators. Middling ana lower grade.
have declined l12-l6. Inferior qualities ur.
very irregular, and holders are pressing on the
market. Fair and good midiiing are generally
unchanged.
| Manchester adrices are favorable. the market
| closing quiet but rather less depres scd
Observation-Disclosures Spence 4 Co.. aro,.
| -four as dull at 26s. I'd. @l30s Wheat is Quiet
red los. sd. @ los. Cd; white lis. "a Us 3D. Corn
is very dul!-mixed 34s. 3D., yellow Us. Cd. 49,;
white 36s. d.@37s.
rovisions.-Bcefhe heavy, and all qualities slight
| ly declined. Pork is quiet. BacCn is quiet and
| firm. Lard is dull, and quotations barely main
tained-salcs at 81 (g SIS. Ta!low has slightly de-
| clincd.
Latest-Liverpool, Saturday Afternoon. Sales
to-day Of 1900 bales Of cotton, Including 900
| bales on speculation and FOR export. The marke.
| closes very dull.
| Breadstufis are quiet but steady. Provision.
| close dull
London, Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 953@
95!.
Sugar closed dull at decline of Cd Coffee
dull at decline on middling qualities. Tallow
SIS. a. SIS. Cd Tea Of all qualities has slightly
advanced; sales at Is. sd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

BAD iiAElTS.-llow To CURE THEM.--The
will Of the late Daniel Fanshaw, the we'll
known printer and publisher, came up for
probate in the Surrogate S Court, on Tues
day. Mr.. Eanshaw was man of strict bus
mess habits, and by energy and persever-
ance succeeded in accommodating a large pro-
perty; and though a rigid disciplinarian in
religion ana morals, was never regarded as
L bigot. he was Il true philanthropist at
heart and did much in his time to elevate
tic character Of the craft and art of which
he may BE- said to have been one Of the
brightest ornannentsin his day. Among the
leGacies in his Will the most Of which ex-
cmpiii,y the beueyolcnce Of his disposition
and character there is one entitled to partic-
uiar admiration and praise; and it is to be
hoped that he may have plenty of emulation
in the genuine example Of wcll-wishing and
well-doing he SCI TO those he leaves behind
him. and which kindness he so bestowed as
to cntitle his name and memory to long and
grateful reverence. The particular clause
in his will alluded TO, is codcil, which
gives to the devisee a large amount of real
estate, provided he shall abstain from the use
OF tobacco in any form for a period Of six
months prior 10 the testator's death, and if
after hc gains possession Of said estate he
should again take up the use Of tobacco, said
property is to DC taken from him and devo-
ted to building . home for superannuated
sober printers. This we regard as genuine
practical bcnevolcnce.-N. ]. Erp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

Tile MEETING or Tobacco PLANTERS, held
in this village on Friday last, was too thinly
attended to he considered as expressing by
their action the sentiments of the people of
The County on the subject Of the removal of
the State Tobacco Warehouses in Baltimore,
from their present position, to point on
deeper water. so two persons in the meet
ing seemed to agree fully on any of the pro-
positions submitted, and it is hard to tell
what was the action Of a majority of the
meeting Col Jno. ID. Bowlng's views in
favor ii the contemplated change were we'll
di@cstel, aa, his arguments were listened to
with considerable interest though not adop.
led by the meeting. III the resolutions
offered b, Cen Tho3. /. Bowie, which looked
to bringing the Tobacco Warehouses back to
the counties, were rejected, the meeting con-
Sidering the proposition not to be feasible
one. Mr.. bowic's argument in favor of the
measure was toroible, and all admitted that
if it could be done it would rebound greatly
to the advantage of the Planter. The Con-
vention Of Planters from all the Tobacco
growing counties. TO be held in Upper MARI
boro' on the i1th July next, will be able to
give q full expression on this and other kin
drc,i sub Gets and cit we may look for i'm
pOrtant results -. WnIb0r0 GazeAe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08
ALEX ANDRIA:
FRIDAY MORNING, June $, 1860.

CoScREs>-The Senate, yesterday, passed
me joint resolution to adjourn Congress on
III: 18th inst. The major portion Of the SEES
sion was taken up in the consideration Of
.he army Appropriation bill. The House
of Representatives having extended Wednes-
Gar's session until noon yesterday, without
tran5acting any business, adjourned until
to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

ToRXADoES ASD OTHER ATMOSPHERIC pHE-
SonESA.-Another fierce tornado has swept
oyer portion OF the West, destroying life
and property to an extent more fearful than
any of those dreadful visitations which have
preceded it. This, we believe, is the fourth
destructive tornado recorded this Summer,
one of which occurred IN our own State, and
never before, perhaps did the same numhcr
take place at 80 ear Y n period otthc season.
Ii is very rarely that these storms are heard
of before midsummer, and their earl Y and
frequent appearance this year Is only an ad-
ditlonal instance oi the many curious atnos-
pheric phenomena which have characterized
our climate Tor some time past. For instance,
while these tornaloes have been more nu-
merOus, we have heard OF less earthquakes
than usual Of late. Again, the breaking up
of the late winter season has been parucu-
larry free from freshcts--indced, we hardly
remember one Of very serious or dcstruc-
tive character. The dry season, oi IN unpre-
cedcnted duration, which has Just ended in
New England, and to which many attribute
the fata! cattle disease now ruNa%tng there.
is also one Of the most unusual instances OF
continued drought perhaps ever known On
this part Of the Continent. All these pilc-
nomena indicate some change; but what it
is, or whence il comes, no one knows. 1t
would be vel! for scientific men to give these
facts some consideration, and let rs have
some explanation ii possible. They are very
curious, and are not without their meaning.
Ne1r York Ucrajd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

PirG-JcLYIsM ~ WAsHSCroS.-%oooHnts
Ct the municipal election In Washington city
on MondaY charge that the most disgracetuI
proceedings prevailed Under the cognizancc
and with the assent Of tie police. i would
seen, that Mayor Berrett's policemen tCllo"'
&c the precedent set by our late custolians
Of the public safety, and neglecting TO arrest
real diatuybers OF the peace, carried off to the
lookup those only who were the parties az.
greved. Numerous cases Of naturalization of
goters, hustling and assaults, are recorded,
md othc: in,portations from Baltimore, used
for carrying elections. were freely used
arts, however, excepted. Atnight Tie row
dies even went so far as to attack ana stone
the residence Of Mr.. Wallach, the Oppo3i,
ton candidate. -RaH Jm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

Mrrrox As AK .a4rGcLE OF FooD.-The
American Ayricultprist says I'VE mean
to repeat thousand times, Or at ieast TIL
what ae say have some effect upon our coun'
t:ymon. that Z. pound Of lean, tender, juicy
milton, can be produced Tor half the cost OF
the same quantity Ct pork; that II is inf
nitely healthier food, especially IL the sam,
,acr season, and those who eat 1t become
more muscular, and can DO r1ore work, with
greater ease to themselves. than those who
eat fat pork. We know nothing more deli
cious than smoked mutton hams, OF the
Southdown breed OF sheep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

It is said that during Summers speech III
ne Senate there was IAN omnvqs and pain
~, silencc"-not Il silence Of attention or
snt2.ess-but of deep and suppressed indiSg-
na,icn on one side. and Of anticipation OF
SOHO probable result, oa the other. The
xvhola creme WAS uaintGi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

HEAVY FAGirEE.--':TAe commission house Of
s. Cherry 4 Co., Of Norfolk has failed, and III"
liabilities are said 20 be over 100000
The above announcement appeared IN the
Argus on Friday The fact was known to
us. but our extreme reluctance to give Il
newspaper publicity to a fact involving the
,rDuati1n Of an Individual whose past re-
cord rs a man Of business was without hleG-
ish: who had Gained largely Of the conf
dcnce Of our community, in which he he'll Il
highly respectable position with the further
fact of his absence from the city, caused rs
to hesitate little longer before we could
make the painful disclosure through cur col
umns. But it would be sheer alectati0n TO
pause a moment longer, in the face OF de7c-
opments, which not only establish the failure,
but the character OF it, which involves the
forfeiture of coaHieNcc, rc&ycct. position and
sympatHy BY the individual in question, and
exhibits him the actor in i series OF tranSac-
tons bearing the stamp Of palPabie, unmia-
;akalyi c swjHdijaq demanding the coSrlz&nco
ofJustice. We decline entering into further
particulars, having no taste for such inyc>ti-
cations as you'd bcneccssary 10 give precise
Information ~ the premises. The amount
stated in the above paragraph, may be some
what excessive. though: not mech SO. We
have heard it estimated at $40, 900, with an
admission that there were probably further
liabilities. The assets il is understood arc
com psTatiyely Observation-Disclosures Her-
GH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

Tae Supreme Corrt CT New York IS u
hold ito sessions, in portion Of the Tam
.n.ny Hall building" The "Auge4n ''t@
ol,," il is said, was not cleansed, prior t.
cha admission Of the new tenants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

Trts caucus Ct Democratic Senators, held
On wednesday, we understand determined
aot 20 take up the bill for the admission Of
5Isnsas, this session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

The japanese, now in this country, have
authorized Il formal notice to be given, that BY
the laws OF their country, they arc not al
lowed TO be present at the public worship, or
religious exercises, Of any other religion than
their own: and that they, also, must respect
fully decline the receipt Of any books of a
religious character. OF course, as they are
public guests and strangers, their wishes
will be respected, and no attempt will be
made to overcome their scruplcs, during their
stay in or country.