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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
CONGRESS.
[REFoRTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAzErr
Senate, Monday, February 81.

Senate, Monday, February 81.
Mr.. Davis presented the memorial Of the
Legislature of New Mexico, asking for the
organization of Arizona Referred
Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported adversely to memorials for
erecting marine hospitals at Newport, r. l.,
and Apalachicola, Fla, and also Gus
tom-house at the latter place; which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Hale presented the memorial Of +. B.
Sanborn, of Concord, Mass, demonstrating
against the order of the Senate for his arrest
rs a witness before the Harper's Ferry In
vestigating Committee.
Mr.. Yulee offered resolution calling on
the Secretary of the Interior for all cores
pondence which may be on file in his Office,
relative to the obstruction of streets and
avenues in Washington city.
MIR. Cclamer offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads to inquire into the expediency of re
curing all letters not called for within thirty
days after their arrival ut any Post Office,
to be returned to the writer's, if their name
and residence be given adopted.
The Senate then took up the resolutions
of Mr.. Davis, of Miss, declaring the rights
Of the Southern States of the Confederacy
in the common Territory Of the United
States.
Mr.. Toombs, of Ga, replied at length to
the speech OF Mr. Doolittle, OF Wis, deliver
ed on Friday last. lie was very severe upon
the conduct of the Northern Legislators who
had passed laws multiplying the Fugitive
Slave Law, and to that extent rendered null
and void, within their jurisdiction, the Con
stitution of the United States. He declared
that it was useless to sing peans to the Con
stitution, whilst trampling the Constitution
under foot "lIypocrites in all ages had
cried Lord. Lord" lie defended the
State of Georgia from the charge of refus
luz to obey the constitutional requirements
of the Supreme Court, and declared that
the attempt to range Wisconsin III this res
pect beside Georgia, was vain. She would
scorn such connection, and cut off at once
as from body of death. He insisted that
it was in vain for Wisconsin to come in-the
Doth State, and attempt to reverse the prin-
cples which had controlled the government
for seventy years.
The resolutions were then postponed until
the first Wednesday IN March, and
After some other business Of no general
interest, the Senate went into Executive
session, and after some time spent therein
adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
Especial Dispatch to tie Gazette
Tho ARRAY at Mitchelrs Station.

CULpEPER c. H Feb 27-Thc rencounter
which took place at Mitchelps Station, on
Monday last, between Messrs r. p Robert
son and r. O. Guard, continues to be the
theme Of much talk in this neighborhood.
Both are gentlemen Of high character.
Mr. Robertson's wound is quite severe.
As soon after the difficulty as lie was able,
he came Immediately 70 this place, and sub
mitted himself 70 an investigation. lie was
admitted to bail for his appearance on Satur-
day next, to answer at further hearing Of
the case. Il is thought that On the trial Mr.
Robertson will lie able to show that he acted
in selfdelence.
Mr.. Guard's wounds are not 20 severe as
was at first reported. lie continues to i'm
prove, and i in fair way to recover very
shortly. IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
From South America.

NEw YORK, Feb. 27.-From New Granada
we learn that the report ola revolution il
Bogota, brought by the last steamer, was IN
founded. Very great excitement prevailed,
however, amongst the different States, and a
secession Of as many as FIVE ofthem from the
Union was anticipated. Panama, il was
thought, would remain neutral ii called to
aid either side. The Cruces gold excitement
had nearly died out. Adyices from the South
Pacific inform us of the conclusion Of treaty
of peace between Peru and Eucador, aud the
return of large number of Peruvian troops
home. Ecuador cedes large portion Of her
territory to Peru, and the fifth article de
clares void the grant made 70 the British
creditors of the lands in the territories Of Our
JOS and Caneas, and states that they are to
be Unidentified by the grant Of other lands,
the exclusive property Of Ecuador. Chile
was quiet, and trade had improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
GRAY MILLER a co

A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
"A SUPPLY Of GROCERIES, which will be
found large, consisting Of every article usually
kept in first class Grocery house, and q which
they would call the attention 81 tile trade. Their
stock consists Of the following
SUGARS Cuba, Muscoyado New Orleans,
Porto Rico st. Croix, Loaf, Crushed, Granulated,
Powdered, and 4. b. Z. Coffee Sugars
MOLASSES.-C Cuba, Muscoyado, Ncuyitas, Ci-
encucyos, Porto Rico, New Orleans and Trinidad.
SYRUPS. sugar House, Golden and Honey
SyrupS.
COFFEES Rio, Santos, Lasuyra, Marcaibo,
Mocha, ST. Domingo AMI old Government Java.
TEAS-Gunpow ler, Young Tyson, Imperial,
Green Teas, Oolong and Pouchong, extra fine
Black
OILS.-Tanners, Train, Straits, Bank, Lin8eed,
Extra do, Winter Bleached Whale, and Coal Oil
FKUITS.-OraugeS Lemons and Ruisins.
MISCELLANEOUS Sperm, Adamantinc and
Iute ana Cotton Ropes; Bed Cords; Painted, Ce
dar ana Varnish pals; Horse Buckets Sugar
Boxes and Buckets; half Bushels and Peck
Measures; : by 10 and ~ BY II Window Glass;
Assorted Steam Refined Candy; Rice Starch
Vinegar; Extract LogwOod; Concentrated Lye;
Macaroni: Matches; Grain and Ground Pepper;
Powder: Shot; Corn Stnrch; Pimento; Wash Boards
Backing Wrapping Paper; ). z. Soda salt Pc
tre; Mustard Candle wick: Wrapping Irvine
Brooms and Whisps; Nader; Alum; Indigo
Copperas Chalk, EPSON Sails; Putty; GrOaud
Ginger; Gloves; Nutmegs Mace Maokerel and
Herring CORNER OF krSG AID WATER SITS.
feb - ALFNANDEIA VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
LOCAL TIE Ms.

MryIcfPAL NOMINATING CoNvENTtoE. -
Last night Liberty Hall was filed to its ut
most capacity by the Wing voters who as
sembled for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for they various municipal Offices, to be
voted for on Tuesday next. VIM. y. Massey
was elected Chairman, aud X. 4 Sinclair and
Geo. T. Wilmington appointed Secretaries.
After discussing and arranging the order Of
proceeding, and appointing tellerS to receive
the votes, the ballotting proceeded, with
the following result:
For Mayor-Wm. b. Price.
Auditor-T. NJ. Mccormick
Attorney-D L. Smoot.
Suryeyor-W. G. Atkinson.
Superintendent Of Gas-NO nomination.
The vote stood-For I. W. Smith l24; q. g..
Harper, %; Joseph S. Stansbury 81; whole
number of votes 270; necessary 70 a choice
1876.
Superintendent Of Police George Davis.
Clerk Of the Market-Thos Wilmington.
Measurer OF Wood and Bark. p. Cole
man
Gauger-S. K. Shinn
Collector Of Taxes lst and 4th Wards.
A. Field
Collector of Taxes 2nd and 3rd Wards
Wesley Avery.
Engineer Fire Department-Jas. Jayins.
Measurers Of Lumber-Wm. X. Howard,
VIM. H. Mcknight.
Assessors VIM. Davis, Z 4. Henderson.
Before the vote was announced, on motion,
further ba!lotmg was postponed. The re-
suit was then announced, and the Conyen-
ton adjourned to meet this evening at Lib
erty Hall, at o'clock
The Convention was one Of the largest ever
held in the city and the proceedings were
characterized with the best order and deco
rum.
TuE School SYsTEM.-We compile from
the Annual Report Of the State Of the Lite
rary Fund Of the Commonwealth, recently
submitted to the General Assembly, the fol-
lowing statistical table OF the operation Of
the Virginia system for the education Of IN
digent children in the several counties Of
this section Of the State, during the year
ending with September Both 1859. The Ia
bic IL as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

asss~ The Legislature oil Virginia, which Is
largely Democratic, having at its present session
legisated with such liberal hand in favor OF TINS
city, in its subscription of S60O,OOO to the extern
sion of the Alexandria, Loadoua and Hampshire
Railroad it is hoped that at the approaching Mn-
nicipal election, party politics will not be made an
all absorbing element. and that there Will he evl
denced more liberal and conservative spirit than
has been shown heretofore.
The Office Of Mayor is high and honorable one,
and in selecting candidate we should scan close
ly the qualifications of those who seek our sat
frages.
There have been several gentlemen named for
this office, among them is John I. Johnson, esq.,
who though Democrat, q not presented as a par
tn candidate, and should he be elected, would al
minister the government Of the city, with due re-
gard to al. r.,
Mr.. johnson has proved himself to be the friend
of the working man and mechanic, rs can he vt
tested by scores of persons.
OF his ftness and qualifications for the once
none who know him will for moment doubt. ii Is
therefore hoped that his fellow citizens viii unite
in his support and elect him to the office OF Mayor
of this city, at the election to be held on the 9th
day OF March next INDEPENDENT
feb 2S-lt
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COMMUNICATED.

The question has been asked where have
such men as VIM. g. Rives, OF Va, VIM.
A. Graham, of n. c., and c. NJ. Conrad, Of
La, been," during the battle upon the Sa-
very agitation, that they should at this day
presume to come forward and raise their
voices in defence of the Union? | will an
swer by simple and familiar little allegory
"A noble ship, well equipped, started out
on long voyage, but before she reached
her destined port, was overtaken by a terri
BILE storm which threatened destruction to
herself and all on board. The Captain, as
is frequently the case, with many raised to
power, not because Of his pre-eminent fitness
or qualifications, but from force of circum-
stances, (expediency perhaps,) insisted that
there was but one way OF saving the ship
The mate, as is not unirequentiy the case,
with more practical common sense, insisted
that the Captain was wrong and had the
temerity 10 sag so; and IN this he was second
ed by number of the crew. The Captain,
determining to save the ship in his oacn cay
or not all, orders the mate, poor fellow, to
be thrown overheard, and over he went, and
down he went, his voice thus flushed amid
the roar of the storm, and on driited the
ship After bufetting with the waves, the
Captain, the meantime hoping he had gone
TO the bottom) the mate succeeded in reach
ing the shore, and true to his instincts as
good sailor, looked out for his ship, and see
ing her still in danger with breakers ahead,
AGAIN RAISED HIS VOICE and protfered bis
advice and aid shall he be tainted with
the questions Where have you been sir.
Why have you not been here all the time
during this desperate struggle in which ire
have been engaged You impudent fellow,
away with you now The mates predica-
ment is the one in which Messrs. Rjves,
Graham and Conrad, and many, many other
good and true men, have been placed by the
Great Captain, Democracy Every thing
must be done DomOcrdticaity or not at all
A FRIEND OF THE MATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
Murder ia Florida,

AUGUSTA, Feb 27.-The Ocala Compan-
ion Of tie 2lst instant, reports the murder,
on the Sunday previous, Of Dr. J Kett, Sen
ator in the Florida Legislature. lie resided
alone on his plantation, near Ocala, and had
been in i'll health for some time. Ills body
was found with his throat cut from ear to
ear II il believed that lie was murdered by
one on more Of his servants Several Of them
have been arrested On suspicion IT compiled
IL with the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
Southern News

CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.-The Mercury Of
this morning announces the arrival in that
city Of Archbishop Hughes and the Rev.
Mr.. Mathews, from New York.
Captain DespeyolS Of the French Barque
PALMER which had just arrived from eau
daloupe, died suddenly IN 4 fit on Sunday
last The deceased was q native Of Bor-
deaux, France.
The Columbia South Carolinan announces
the death, on Sunday Of Col. Jhirby, m ex-
member Of Congress. lie died suddenly Of
apoplexy.
A fire occurred On Sunday, destroying the
Cannonsboro Rice Mills, the oldest establish
ment Of the kind in the city. Five thousand
bushels Of rice were consumed. The resi-
deuce Of Mr.. Lucas was, also, much damaged.
All the property l. insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
The Democrats and squa:tor sOvoroigns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. cit is said that
the democratic Senatorial caucus met On
Saturday, upwards thirty Senators being
present. Senator Green Of Missouri, repor-
ted from the special committee 4 series Of
resolutions, seven in number, embodying the
principles Of those introduced into the Senate
by Senator Davis, Of Mississippi Quite a
protractcd debate ensued, in which large
number Of Senator'S, including Mr.. Douglas,
participated ana the resolutions were adopt
ed 1t is further declared here that there are
unequiyocal signs On the part Of the friends
Of Mr. Douglas to bolt from the Charles
ton Convention IN case the little giant" il
nominated.
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cold from Pixies Peak

LEASESwoRTn, X. H., Feb Is The Pixies
Peak express arrived here this morning with
twenty-five hundred dollars IN gold aud the
mails The news Is meagre Good Pros
poets had been obtained in the mountains,
between Denver City and Gregory mines
Two cords Of quartz, mingled with pyrtes
of iron, md yielded, after crushing, seven
teen hundred dollars in gold. Trains laden
with breadstutfs and produce had arrived
from New Mexico 4 new and extremely
rich gulch had been discovered ten miles
from Gregory mines, which il il said, ex-
ceeds any Of the Old diggings il richness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.

In the Senate on Saturday, bill amend
ing the act fixing tolls on Railroads was or
dered to be engrossed.
A communication was received from the
Governor recommending al Increase Of the
salary Of the Adjutant General which was
read first time and ordered 60 be read a
second.
The President laid before the Senate u
communication concerning the boundary
line between Virginia and Tennessee, which
on motion, was laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
The following bills passed the Senate, viz
Authorizing aud requiring Commissioners
OF the Revenue to apportion the assessment
of lands between the owners OF the surface
and of minerals under the surface when
held in fee by different persons; incorporat-
ing the Southern Institution for the anchor
alton of the condition of the deaf dumb and
blind negroes of the commonwealth; author
izing the payment of the balance due to John
NJ. Sealey, for painting and other repairs
done on the Capitol, Governors House and
Bell House, under his contract in the year
1916.
In the House Of Delegates, the bill to
amend the charter Of the James River and
kanawha Canal Company was called up as
the order of the day.
The vote being taken on the passage Of
the bill as amended, it was lost--receiying
sc votes in favor of, to 40 against, and re-
quiring two-thrds vote.
Mr. Mckenzie moved to reconsider the
vote given on the passage of the bill. Mr..
Seldom moved to amend the motion by re-
ferring the bill TO a special committee. Mr..
McKenzie's object being to offer snbsti-
tute, he accepted the amendment OF Mr..
Seldom.
The motion to reconsider the vote and to
recommit the bill and the substitute of Mr..
Mckenzie, were agreed to; and seven was
fixed upon as the committee ON the part Of
the House, and five on the part of, the
Senate.
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~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch to the Gazette
The Election Of House Printer.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The Black Repub-
Leans are quite jubiant, tonight, over the
election of Mr.. Ford as Printer of the House
Of Representatives. As the trouble in the
camp which was occasioned by the disagree.
ment on this question is now quoted, they
expect to preserve the party unity better
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Illinois, and some other
Republicans are, however, much annoyed
at the result, and would have been very
willing to allow the election to have been
passed BY for the session.
On the final vote, the Democrats in a body
voted for Mr. Glossbrenner. The Black
Republicans it had been agreed in eau
Gus, that the Republican receiving the larg-
est number of votes on the first ballot to-day,
should thereafter concentrate the party vote
voted for Mr.. Ford. The Americans were
diyided--eighteen voting for Gales { Sea-
ton; Messrs. Davis, Of Maryland, and NAL
lory, for Mr. Ball, and Mr.. Anderson for
the successful candidate, Mr. Ford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

FEsrIyAL.-At the Festival On the 22d,
At Warreuton, Mr. B II. Shacklelord made
an eloquent speech The Warrenton Wing
says that h. spoke on the present condition
Of the country, and the necessity Of action IN
arms and Legislation % the part Of Virginia
to maintain her rights, dcyoting portion Of
his time to the recent invasion lie defen
dcd tie conduct Of Gov Wise and the mill
tary authorities Of the State, but thought the
abolition excitement would expire at the
North from self interest. lie took occasion
to dissent in many particulars T. the late
letter of Mr. Bolts, and concluded BY saying
that should the time come tie military Of
Fauquier would De ever ready u respond
70 any call made upon them.
Col. Wm. Ii. Payne spoke eloquently and
appropriately, took strong Southern ground
ana warmly advocated Southern Conven-
ton Capt Scott, Col Scruggs Capt. Mari
Mr. =, b Tebhs, Lieut.. Charles Gordon, and
others, also spoke eloquently On the occasion.
Deserved credit was awarded 70 Capt Mari
and his gallant company Of Ritlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
From the SD wioh Islapds.

New YoaE, Feb. 27.-We have news
from the Sandwich Islands dated tie It'll
If January. The King has returned to
Honolulu from Lahaina The birthday Of
the Queen was duly celebrated On the %
ultimo. Elections for members Of the leg
isI4Jure had taken place in the islands. a
Russian war steamer had arrived at Honolu-
IL from Japan II Bingham. awheat grow
er, If Makawao, had been murdered BY na-
tiyes.
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1860. AIM MAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures q.


ARRIVED.
Schr. Eben Sawyer, Snow, Norfolk, to NJ II
bridge Co.
Schr. James House, Sprague, Fall River, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. Ann s. Brown, Brown, New York, to
Master.
Schr. Beulah, Henson. New York, to Master.
Schr Prince William, Henderson, Mattox corn
to Geo. II. Robinson.
Schr. Victor Marks, Machodoc, wheat and corn
to Geo. Ii. Robinson.
Schr. George Washington, johnson, Machodoc
wheat to Geo. H. Robinson.
Sloop Willie Ann, Jones, Yeocomico, corn 70
Geo. IL. Robinson
Steamer James Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia
to VIM. H. Fowle Il Son.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Ada George, for Fredericksburg, cleared
at Baltimore 27th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
Adjournment Of the Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 27,-The Alabama
Legislature adjourned this morning sine d.
The Governor failed to approve tie bill pro-
yiding for calling convention 70 remodel
the State constitution. Gen. T. NJ Jack
son, eX-Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tiyes, dIea Al ,tntauga on Sunday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

firm: state s.. I0M ST. 70; Ohio S5.S5u So; South
crn $55O9S5.7j. Wheatis quiet sales unimpor-
tant Corn Il dull; aud has declining tendency;
white and, yellow sOG1s2c Pork i steady; new
mess $3.50 old do. $I75O, new prime $lis7; Old
do Sl2G2. Lard is firm 81 liz lI3c Whisky
r.. Gru,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
The Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Flour closed quiet and
frn-Howard street $780, Ohio and City Mills
held at $5.J7 Wheat closed actye-white 40
a. see; red 1900 la2c. Corn closed active and
Grm-whitc and yellow GS@7lc.; ~ measure, and
100 74c ~ weight. Pork closed steady-mess
$lS@Sl8 49, prime has advanced closing a. 81
M$li.5O Whskey closed dull At 2i!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28
Brutal Murder in Georgia

ArGrsTA, Feb 27.-The Rome ga. Cou-
rier Of Saturday, reports brutal murder of
Robert Thompson ana wife, on the previous
Tuesday Mr. Thompson was a merchant,
and the Postmaster At Sugar Valley in this
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

REMAKkS.-Th offerings on 'Change yester-
day we're comparatively light Tie market open
ed active, with good demand. There is very
little change in the price Of Flour, and We note
sales Of Superfne, u shippers, at 1928. In
Wheat there wero transactions at 1900 1860 for
white, and POO l21c for red--quaity fair -
good Corn i il good request with sales Of white
ii rs and 16c.; yellow brought 70M75. Rye i
quiet, and We have no sales 10 report. Sales of
pots ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

English royal match-makers have been
very busy providing wife for the Prince of
Wales, in the person of the Princess Alex
andrina the daughter of Prince Albert of
Prussia, who is now about to enter on her
18th year, and who, they say, would make
very desirable future Queen of England.
As for the Princess Alice, she is now given
by fashionable humor to the Prince of
Orange, the heir to the throne of the Neither
lands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

On Wednesday morning last, difficulty
occurred at Emory and Henry College, Va,
between student from Georgia, named
Reece, and John B. Brownlow, of Knox
vile, Tenn. son of Rev. W. &. Brownlow, in
which the latter struck the former on the
head with stick. Reece died the same
night.