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MARINE NEWS

MARIN N Il WIS.,
PORT OF RICHMOND. August !.
ua. vlr.a tpEDzsOl1l 80 OlOcE-sgs ASS 81; SKIS 6.
shr. LyuehSurg, Harris, n y s hOur'J ness D. w Cur
chr Union, Shelley. York tiver guano.
May Url Morecock, Chkahominy, wheat. Logan waller
: n Parser Ritzy-raid, Calais, lAihs Libby burton
Olivia Curtis, Back dvtr wheat and tobacco l. d. Hart
Baltimore, Phillips. james river, cheat, HaxAn CrenshaE
ACC.
Worthem a Co.
6r Hsary Rsads Passssasr james river lumber, J. J. Msr
Propeller Empire, Moore Norfolk ndss., T D. Hall
Z" Echo, rindAl Petersburg mdse-, J. g. Read.
SAILED,
YOFktoEn PARISH New York mdss and paa Ludlam
stsaasr virginia Kelly Philadelphia, merchandise and
ssssEer Bsvdsre Sssns merchandise passepser, D
W. Currie.
schr = r. Allen, Baker Boston, m3se., d. W. Currie.
Extra, Wllson Port Walthall light, J. G. Read.
Edorldo, Meekns, light
A." Wm. RheuarE, Rheulrk,
" Charles. Higgins
" o. ID ralcy Meekirs
" New York, Carnival
q star nottingham,
q .AexinA Smhh.
q" Eenora Ann, -,
sioop va. King, Leeds,
schr Avocatc, Crouch, Baltic, mise, ". D. Colqu Co
Ida Mailer, -, d @, via Port Wahan hay, J g. keade
MEMORANDA
a-sv F.yf. p,fnt
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SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.
NNA NDAFTER MONDAY The 2d AU-EE
" gust, the passenger Trains, will as follows: ~
FROM PETERslpEl 80 LTkoHRpRG
Mail Train starts daily al ESQ NJ reaches Lynehburg atla86
Pm.
Passenger Train daily, ercsp, sundayst as NJ
reaches Lynehburg at12;30 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURa TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg N.
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays 1890
reaches Petersburg at $50 NJ
These with daily trains TO TIE Springs
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. TO New 0rle4nF.
" This the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
OF Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA NJ and IL Eoon and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 9O p NJ
Extra trains 70 and from s the steam packets when
eenAry.
a. D. BIRD,
auA General superintendent
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

Fare p, Dinner EXIra.
NO BREAKFAST WILL DE PREPARED ON THE BOAT.
ON and amer Tuesday July 2ith, Trains "a
" will daily, except Sundays. as follows
Regular passenger aims stopping only upon signals at Fair
Oaks Meadow, summ,s, Dispatch, and Tunstals,
viii Richmond ut A. NJ. and the White House at 4lo
Pm.
Rowe will white House. aondays Wednesdays and Fri
days. $50 arrival Of the landing signal only
Point CappAhosic Bgera Yorkto and Gou
Point and arriving at Old Point at and Norfolk NJ
Returning West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays NJ and Old Point at si5A NJ
landing only above arrive White House In time 70
meet with the cars, arriving In Richmond at $50 P. NJ
No Boat landings will be made. -
Freight received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays I'll
Accommodation trains discontinued I'LL further notice.
Wednesday the LIST Of August next the
train win leave Richmond daily except Sundays at NJ con-
meeting West Point Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with
West Point s45 A. NJ and arrive at Norfolk at
Pm.
Thursdays and Saturdays connecting at Wt Point at
NJ. with the cars and arrive In Richmond ats 81. NJ
ny order Of the Directors.
iy2i-u a. W. MORION, secy.
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VIRGINIA
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.

-, - -. :, - 4.
FATHER can be thoroughly tanned whou, the use Of bark
any whatever; and AZ saving OF more han Two hnhdeo
ger the price Of maeHa and In onetWenih tha mere
It S be tested by experiment shown who feel inter
ssted In the subject
Heavy Hides viii be tanned In from 20 70 so days
Light Hides In from 10 TO IS days
KIP or Calf Skins In nom 20 Jays.
Buck, Sheep, Hog Goat Skins, In oRe day. -,
By this process better article OF Leaiher Is made oeing neAy
ar ougher more lmperyous water and preer article In
ACT, the tanning utterly Incapable OF making sc
GOD An article OF Leather and will submit 10 the decision Of
One Of the principle articles used for tanning by this process
plant growing spontaneously over The country ana may
be obtained simply by cutdngit' -,
Any person wishing obtain Interest In this process which
IN All confidence offer 70 the public, can address me-
JOHN p Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
frbs-sn Proprietor.
.see further notice in the virginia Index.
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UNxPEDIIIOUS, COmFORTA- f., CuFaE1zZ1
II BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO ffs2S44-AzHs
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA THE RI0aM0eDA DANyILLE,
eOUTH-sI T. AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES insuring the traveller ample
room, attention and low fares
Depot 90 9 thence By opposition lines OF stages TO the
Sweet Springs by e present rate u stage dre o. and TO the
reenbrer White Sulphur ~ So being ESQ the sweet and g.
10 Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs There are also OPP
poson Ines ~ Stages running from Salem depot via the Roam
oke Red Sulphur Springs and line Of stages from the Montgom
cry white suphur Springs via The Mountain Lake and Salt Sui
phur Springs the Gre nbrier White Sulphur Springs
ooner Springs purchase tickets to Bonsa ks D'pot price
1890.
pot, price $40 m
Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to shawvie price
ssO5
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to Big
Tunnel, price ss25.
Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to ohstianSburg
| Depot, price Is 10.
| price t92O. o
jeeo-d3m GcnI supr Va 4 Tenn X. R.
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PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

hOAELs
JOSKPH r. CRESSHAW, Proprietor.
August !, lse0.
W N Black, Cockade City DR. Hendson, Va
Wn MAyo, Cumberland Roberts, Charlotte
Mater Mayo " n Winfree, NotioHay
n Noreeet, Clay m Royal, Pouhatan
A v Engand, T Hamilton, HALIFAX
a Carter. shirley Assanuei, Richmond
7 Farley, n I'd G Green, KY
" T Rsloa Jr Halifax Overton, Lexington, Ky
} y Ragland. do ID B Harrls. Gcochlknd
3 LocEstt Pr "a WV Warts, Louisa
X Neatiey. Amelia r W Woolfolk, Orange
] Phips p IA Walden, New Kent
7 Jsckson Amelia y o Watkins, PreQue lalo
Harrison. NO T Pollard, Chaa City
Mrs IA rson do Jno W Jones Jas City
3 Wiisou. Va 4 HTemplr, R&YRRR
Mrs Whom, DO FB CloptCn Chesterfield
Mas wilson DO PBHaEkins NC
n a ward ca Hale, Essex
M Ward. do Mrs W Hale, do
J Q Williamson, NC Miss IL Hale, DO
~ vi hanson, do Miss Hale, 10
ST Grern, NC SIP LAtane DO
ONT MccSuley, NO y Masters Amelia
SAlAmon, NY Whggleston, do
No Eyle, stanaion Q Z Irving, do
q Lynch, no rB heanx do
Johnson Louisa RI Archer, PoWhatan
W @ Richardson, RCRR Wv Mlehesux, DO
= Van Pelt. Petersbg Beu J Lee, Tenn
n p HAncock. Louisa G W Apln, Phla
G ElAm, Chester Geld " b oaddus, frederieksbg
EMlvens,NO
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VlRGlNIAi
UyHIS INSTITUTION viii receive Deposltes, which
Interest sir per per Annum paid all sums remain
Ing on depose longer than z months and ave cent when
remaining shorter period.
OTnoEoAt the Hardware Store Of srSrox o., II Main
street. Banking House Of MuEY Co.. corner Of
Hain And wan I,rests. @. WORKMAN, President
d. BAKER, Jr., Secretary.
Q. J. EINToN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10 H. Nsury VIM Taylor,
Jno. II. Hrosne;, Cornelas Crew,
Jas NJ Tabo,t VIM Holt Richardson,
Hiram NJ. smith, A. W. Canant
Ia Turpin Ro J, Christian,
Ohas Talbot W. b. Ross,
Inson Rlcharda Franklin stearns,
Richmond 18th September, 1854 sele
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MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
INSURANCE. CONHPANX Y
Office No. So Mail ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers canals or
land carriage
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses
Warehouses and other Buildings In town or country.
POLICIES issued at rates. and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos n Anderson samr J. Harrison, David J. sAunderS
Jas L. Apperson, T. Heath, Gee. D. shei,
VIM Breeden Ed Mccarthy, T. stearns,
DayidJ Burr T. Miller John G. Slnton,
WIN III Christian. Wu g. Paine, Z. II. sknker,
John Dooley BaEauel Putney, Geo J. Sumner,
T. W GiaEebrook. John Purcell, Tn. Taylor, Jr.,
Lewis GInter. John d. Quares, Wn. o. Taylor,
G. y. Watson.
ARoHD PLEAsANTs Prest.
,Eo--.or,
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
UIHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having an ample Cash Cap
ta and ChRresed by the Legislature OF Virginia. Will receive
Deposes Five Dollars and upwards, which Interest
viii paid the rate Of Six centum annum remaining
months Five cenum anuum less than sx month";
Interest payable Semi-Annually, desired
Deposes received their ONCE at the store OF Messs Duke
Hutcheson, No. 20 Main Street. - .
A HuroUraou Trsasurer mAi1--1y
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN p 4 THOMAS BALLARD, PropFietors.
August III, lS6O.
uwAtson La EN- Saorpe, lady daughter
W K ndo'ph child and sereant, sevts, Aa
LOUIS NJ II R sims Brunswick
Mn Wall, Chsud ID A Barnes and se'vts, &C
MS R0dolph, So Louis John Waddil, PA
Mss ROdolph do Lvnch, ; Q
ELsne, jr, SO ia Mason, ir lady, children
Up Bradley, d. and seyt Va
J ID Lover and ev't fa
BIB Hair, DO W Souihal, NC
HB Hair, &C d " Crump. Norfolk
Barnes, ladies' and W Mclean do
want 90 KM Roberts, steamship James
J Barnes, ladies and town
DO d. hln, Va
DR. swim LADY, child and ser WareEel, Richmond
DO Nils n Y
Ms Jsnklns ana sevt ia Matilngy, Great Eastern
J B Cooke A sew. PoEhatAn RCraEford, Petb'g
Mss Q Cooke DO Mrs. Young, achldren and seVt
Wllson. 10 DO
y Jarrett Pvtog sRGht, sc
Wm EEg'esto1, Mss w Gisf, do
Il Dalton. DO Capt whitney, UsA
, Medley jr, Halifax VI L0beman, Va
Mrs Hazkins CheEtd J J Minnitrcc. NC
Dr. ~ Hsrriston 4 sew Han q N EhomAs, Do
RwWatkins a lady, do \ Goodman, Mo
s Wylie. BALTIC Mss Parrish. Va
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.


UyHE Oldest Esabhment In Richmond where may be be had
the above articles IN perfection, at the shortest notice
Being confident giving entire satisfaction the subscriber son
s heretofore public patronage Having recently addeo
cabinet and Turning his the public can nov
have their work OHt disappointment or delay Give me call
..9f ~ MILLS AMBLER Mayo street
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DOMAIN a. CO.,

Commission Merchants,
sHOCKOE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
CONTINUE 10 gye particular attention 10 the saeof Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, eonsnmenN
which are respectfully solicited lGs4-dsm
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LNOR NEW YORk.---The superior fast sailing "a
III MARY HELM, Capt. Hatcheson, having
ghe greater portion Of FER engaged vii sail With quck dis
pkieh. For balance Of height, Apply 70
sufT-if W. D. COLQCIrT co.
ItsaG EsOSTON- FIRST PENSEL Richmond and -
II Boston Line Of PlcketThs fasi sailing regular pack 8
fchr NCkERSON having The most % her engaged
AID going board yin have quick despatch Eor balance o.
freghL apply 70 - -
INOR NEW HORk,-Ths superior fastsaiing ~
II schr MARSHALL, Capt Oliver Chichester, having 49,
portion her cargo gaged and going board vii have
despatch For balance q freight, Apply 10 - -
au2-h DAVID 4 WI CCRklE
INNUUnSlON To Old POINT, -
u PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steam
CURTIS PACK Capt @ clifford, dttsd In neat sye Tor
ngh viii Excursion 20 The above places on sArJ r
DAY EVENING ngN zd iust land regularly sAtUkDAA
EVENING thereafter during the watering scasonJ leaving te
wharf O'Clock NJ arrive a. Old Point about 2
O'Clock thence Portsmouth and Norfolk and return the next
evening SUNDAY leaving Norfolk O'Clock, touch Il Ports
mouth and Old Point and arrive Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning
P,ssAsE Tor irp Point Norfolk and Portsmouth,, and
rstarn (mcsls includgd) s&ao.
EN-So freight taken on the Excursion Trip.
ir23 n R o HAsKINS
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IVORY TABLE CTITI-CRy

M0CkINg BIRD CAGKg.-ws have juss received =,
Az ,se SUPPLY ofhocklng Bird Canary and Breed Csres
WIN pnng doors thereby securing the birds from escaping uie,
We oher Tor sale At low pees NE China and House M
Has IN a., ssn.,,.
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From Or. r. ". Cartlrrtgd, Nec Orfedi's'
Your Pills are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic We possess Ihey me
mild but very certain aud ecctual IN their action on e
bSwcls which makes them invaluable 10 us in the daily
treatment Of disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-27
Troubles in Massachusetts.

BosroN, Feb. 24-The executive commit
tee Of the Lynn strikers have organized a
strong police Of their own number to pre-
serve the peace, who together with the Lynn
Light Infantry, held il readiness 1T their
armory, and detachmentof the Boston 70
lice. specially sent for form force sufficient
10 overawe the few turbulent spirits, and ~
serious outbreak has occurred, o. is auticipa-
ted. Attorney General Phillips and Maj
Gen. Sutton addressed the military, counsel.
line moderation and firmness in any cmer-
gency. The striker committee have agreed u
allow the free transportation ofwork between
Lynn and other towns, and instructed their
police to enforce the regulation. On the
other hand they propose to organize strike
in each Of the towns where the goods ar
received and made W, thereby inducing
them to return the work 10 the manufacturers
without its being completed.
The strikers in the other manufacturing
towns appear to attend 70 the subject with
out violence or unnecessary fuss.
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Railroad Meeting

At a meeting Of the citizens of Stafford county
held ut the Court. House, ON Wednesday, the pc
day of February, 1860 being Court day, William
A. Carter was called TO the chair, and John II
Suttle appointed Secretary.
On motion it was unanimously resolved, thai
our Senator and Delegate in the Legislature be
instructed to sustain the necessary measures tt
have the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad extended from some point between Fred
ericksburg and Aqua Creek TO the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, at or near Manassas Sta
ton, or to the City of Alexandria.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded to our Senator and Delegate, and pub
lished in the Fredericksburg aud Alexandria pa
pers WILLIAM GARTER, Chairman
JoHS FL. SUTrLE. Secretary
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WINCHESTER VA
WHEELER WILSON'S
A0ISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MAC II \ Els.
- Fxb;bition At MRs. BREEDEN' 5

I shall have on Exhibition at Mrs. BREEDhNo
UNION HOTEL for TWO WEEKS, commenc-
inc THURSDAY, MARCH lSt, the above valuable
article, and respectfully solicit call from those
wishing to purchase Il machine that will be
GUARANTEED to do all that il is represented TO
do. viz: Stitch Gather, Hem and Fell and
which is warranted not to get out of order. The
w. & w. machine makes the same stitch on both
sides of the work. the stitch does not rip, and the
machine makes very little noise, is not at all COM
plicated and can be readily worked by child SIX
years of age. A Lady who fully understands the
machine, will instruct purchasers. and do all in
her power to teach them everything connected
with the proper working of it. The Agent VII
hold himself responsible FOR any defect or lmper-
feet working of the machine, and will at all times
be happy to give instruction in regard to its use.
w. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
feb 9--eolw Agent at Alexandria, VI.
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From Mexico.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-We have news from
the city Of Mexico to February t., Will be
found interesting. The Prussian Minister
had acknowledged the MiramOn government
as the legitimate rule of the country. The
clergy party entertained high hopes that
Vera Cruz would be taken by their forces
and the Juarez government displaced for
the moment. Regularly organized bands OF
guerilla troops roved about and robbed from
both parties. 1t was thought that Mr.. Ma
thew. the British Minister, would be remoy-
ed. A very bitter feeling towards the Uni-
ted States prevailed amongst the churchmen.
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Whig Convention,

RIcHMoxD, Feb. 25.-The Convention has
adopted the majority report to send delegates
to the National Convention. But while they
do not adopt any other suggestion contained
in the National Central Committee address,
the Convention does not mean to discourage
the movement made elsewhere, for the forma-
ton Of great national conservative Union
party.
The Convention expresses no preference
for any candidate.
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Fire IN Troy.

Troy, Feb. p, 10 p. MA fire i now
raging in the lumber yard Of Smith Craig,
in West Troy. Over dozen piles Of lum-
Der are burning, but it is hoped that the
snread Of the flames has been checked. The
loss must be at least $1,000, insured IN the
Liverpool and London and Atlantic Compan,
les. The fire broke out at ! o'clock, and was
the work of an incendiary.
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Later from Cuba.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Hayana dates Of
the 10Th have been received. 4 Spanish
born American citizen had been claimed
by the authorities for military services, and
was required to furnish substitute o. pay
$1,000. Consul Helm demanded his release,
which was refused, and the man paid the
penalty under protest. The correspondence
had been transmitted to Washington.
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Iowa Politics

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. 24.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met at Des Molnes,
on the ODD, for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to Charleston A. q. Dodge, Ben. NJ.
Samuels, Ex-Goy. Baker and y. .. Lynch,
were chosen delegates at large. Resolutions
insructing the delegates - vote Tor Judge
Douglas were passed.
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I.ncs nf a Steamboat.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24-The steamer i. a.
Ogden was sunk in the Missouri, 8 miles above
Jefferson, on Wednesday. The boat was a
total loss, and her cargo, which was yalua-
BILE. was considerably damaged The boat
was valued at $4,000, and insured in Pitts
burg for $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.
By I. Nd. McCORMICK-AucrI2NEER.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
~ virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Fair
fax county, pronounced in the case Of "Bloxham
against Whaley," at November term, 1859, We
shall, ON SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1869, at West End, in front OF the
Tavern Of Samuel Cats offer at public auction 70
the highest bidder, the REAL ESTATE, in tho
county of Fairfax, whereof james Bloxham died
gssEss, possessed, being HOUSE and LOT on
h#I5l the Little River Turnpike road, al gate No.
/, where the said James Bloxbam resided at the
time Of his DEATH and lot Of about TEN and 4
HALF ACRES of LAND on the said road, very
near said gate, and opposite the land Of John II.
Taylor One quarter acre in this lot is reserved
for the grave yard, with the right Of egress and
ingress thereto The crop Of rye is also reserved.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in band, on the day Of sale, as
deposit liable to be forfeited and the land resold
at the cost and risk OF the purchaser, should he
fail to comply with the terms Of sale--the residue
upon a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of salc to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, and retention Of the
title until the purchase money shall be fully paid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, C.u,,,,,,
ALFRED MOSS,
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The Italian Question.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The latest foreign
dates give the following in relation 70 the
Italian question:
Paris, Feb. Ga few days ago, Lord Cow
lev communicated to NJ. Thouyenel a project
of the English Cabinet for the definite set
Element of the Italian question. This pro
ject contains the following
|. Neither power to interfere without the
consent of the FIVE great powers.
40. The French troops to he withdrawn.
3. Venetia to be left to Austria.
4. The Central Italian States to be left
again to express their desires.
The Nord of the 10th, publishes the reply
of NJ. Thouyene, to these propositions, sub
stantally as follows
"To the proposition Of non-interyenton,
the French Government gives its implicit
adherence.
The proposition that the French troops
quit the Roman States and l.ombardy Is ac-
ceded 10 By the Imperial Government, on
conditions such rs that Rome is not evacna-
ted ill the Holy See is secure from harm,
nor Lombardy is free from the tacit ayowal
of the Great Powers, and shall have guaran-
teed the new organization Of Italy.
The third point as to Eenetia does not ex-
cite objection, but it must be left open.
In treating of the fourth point, thatif al
ter the new elections the Assemblies Of Cen
trial Italy pronounce in favor Of annexation,
France and Great Britain shall not oppose
the entrance of Sandman troops.
Vienna, Feb. 9-Thc direct reply q
Austria to the proposal Of England for get
Ting the Italian question has been delayed
for some days, Count Recaberg having in
formed Lord John Russell and NJ Thouye-
mel, by telegraph, that the proposal requires
very careful consideration.
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From Buenos AYres.

New YORK, Feb. 24.-Arrivals At this port
furnish later adyces from Buenos Ayres.
The difTerentul duties there had been en-
forced January ID The elections passed
OF quietly. III the affairs Of the province
were peaceful
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Sailing OF the bohemian.

MONTREAL, Feb. q Craftsmanship Bohe-
mian, which will sail from Portland to-mor-
row (25th, tows schooners to steamship Hun
gariau, with an agent from the Company,
to look after property.
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. Ex-Governor Me-
dairy has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery
in the Territory of Kansas. The Legislature
has taken the bill up again, aud will proba-
ly pass il over his veto,
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plseharge Of the LiquOr Agent.

Bosrox, Feb. 24.--ln the Superior Court
to-day, Geo. F. Burnham, late State Liquor
Agent, was discharged from custody on his
own personal recognizance, to appear AZ
such time As the indictment against him
may be called up.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

LEGISLATION IN REGARD TO ALEXANDRIA,
The General Assembly have passed several
bills in relation to the local interests Of this
community.
The bill amending the charter of Alexan-
dria, so as to repeal such portions Of the
charter as extends the corporate limits Of
this city over portion Of Fairfax county, is
among them, and the city is thus reduced to
its former limits.
The bill amending the act, authorizing the
erection of a new Court House in the city OF
Alexandria, and the bill Incorporating the
Alexandria Steam Ferry Company, have
passed, and are now laws of the State.
LITTLE During Saturday after
noon, a petite Company Of Military, styled
the young RiAemen," with neat uniform
and knapsacks, paraded the streets. Master
Frank Adams commands the Company,
which is composed Of lads from ten to fifteen
wears of noe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-27
From Pixies Peak.

ArcuIsox, X. L. Feb 24-The Pixies
Peak Express and Salt Lake Mail arrived
this evening, bringing four passengers and
$4,000 in gold dust.