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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

AN EXPULSION the House of Repre-
sentatives, on Thursday, Mr.. Winslow, from
the Covode investigating committee, reported
the testimony of Cornelius Wendell and I.
". Walker, and moved that it be printed.
From the reading it appeared that Mr..
Wendell had given Walker checks for
50, 500, which Walker had cashed; but in
response to the persistent inquiries of the
select committee, he said the money was not
in consideration of services in assisting to
pass the Lecompton or English bill to which
he was opposed. lie was the correspondent
of the New York Express, but was also here
on political business. He had often received
windfalls. Ga one occasion u gentleman
put two hundred dollars in his hand. These
gentlemen, who thus acted, have no business
before Congress. At the time he received
the notes from Wendell. nothing was said
about the passage of any measures. lie got
the money toward the close of the last ses-
sion Of Congress-. 1t was given him for his
general good will for Wendell, he supposed.
The report concluded with resolution that
Francis W. Walker be expelled from the re-
portcrs gallery.
Mr. Boteler caused to be read a letter ad-
dressed TO him by the editors of tho New
York Express, dated the 18th instant, in
which, speaking of the subject under inves-
tgation by the select committee, they say
they never received any portion of the $1,000
given to Mr.. Walker, etc.
Mr.. Sherman said the gentlemen who oc-
cupy the galleries as reporters, are paid by
their respective employers; and when they
| abuse the privilege given to them tor re-
porting the proceedings and become lobby
agents, he would expel them, and was, there
fore, ready to vote for this resolution.
Mr.. Winslow said that there was no init
nation whatever before the committee that
the editors of the Express had received any
Of this money, nor did it appear that any
member of Congress was improperly impli-
Gated in the passage or defeat of measures
before this House. The scandal originates
in the pretensions of lobby agents, who claim
that no bill can be passed without the use
of money, and thus prey upon claimants.
The resolution for the expulsion of Mr..
Walker was then adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

The Mexican steamer Wave sails for Vera
Cruz on Saturday, with supply OF arms and
ammunition for the Liberal forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

,,''ne President has nominated, and the
Genate has confirmed the nomination, with
gut Gcley or reference, Hon. JOHN \. DIX,
Of ,..ev: FORK. az Postmaster Of the city Of
.-e.y Yo.k, vice Fowler removed. Mr. DIX
MS been {. Senator Of the United States, and
81 nroninanS public man in His own State.
It is understood tn;t upon the detaIcatlon OF
towler becoming known to the President
,rcry proper step was Immediately taken, IN
The case, and the whole matter 50 ordered as
to scve to the government all that could be
secured from the effects Of the dclau!ter, and
the property of his securities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

Tie O.ange County, Va, Chronicle in
.ccrmc us that the prospect of u good Wheat
c?oo in that county. has been blasted recent
j.; ,het fields that bad no joint worm or fly
4. fey, !7eei,;s ago, are nov so much injured as
10 reduce the rnticipations from twenty
bushels per %cre to eight that corn, too, is
in 9. bad condition. one gentleman finding
ni2 ield 30 much injured by the worms as
y require the planting of TWO thirds OF 1t
o.cr eglin. &c. We are sorry, indeed, TO
hea. this Reports from farmers in the add
Joining counties for some weeks past have
Deen favorable: but, we have over and over
a ain, cautioned :hem against predictions as
20 results thus early in the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

Dr. MADISON vs.. 0. Il A. RAILROAD CoN-
rANy.-~.tJ the late term Of the Circuit Court,
iorths County, no ease tried excited as much
general interest ;ts that of DR.. JAS. y. Mad
iSon against the Orange and Alexandria
Rail Road Company. This suit was for the
recovery Of the value of IL mule and two hor
SEES killed by the engine OF the defendants, en-
gagged in drawinga train of passenger ears on
the lst of September, 1857, ut night The
proof in the case was 10 the effect that the
engineer in charge of the engine, upon round
ing curve OF the road, down grade) dis
covered the animals in question feeding
near the track, about 10 feet ahead Of the
engine and 80 yards from Il cattle guard
Seeing the danger to which he was exposed,
the engine was reversed immediately
brakes put down. and the whistle alarm Civ
en-: and the train stopped as soon as possible,
but not until the horses and mule had been
struck, the train being at the usual speed,
from % to25 miles per hour.
Upon this proof the defendants asked for
four several Instructions, all of which were
overruled except one, which was in these
words:
"rhat If the horses and mule Of the plaintiff
were killed by the defendants nginc, the track
Of the defendants road, in tho regular pursuit Of
The defendants business. that the action cannot
10 maintained, and the verdict must he for the de-
PENDANTS, if be proved that reasonable was
used on the part of the defendants at the time, I"
avoid the collision between the horses and mule
aud the en- CINE.
The plaintiff also asked IN instruction. which
was modified by the Court to the following effect
and given to the jury:
THAT the finding of the jury should be for the
plaintiff unless they should believe from the cvi
,lence that the killing was from accident, and
binary care and prccaulion being taken by the
agents OF the company to avoid the accident, Or
that it was occaSioned by the carecssncss, folly or
wrong Of the owner Of tho stock"
Upon these instructions aud proofs, the jury
found for the plaintiff the value hts stock, and
the Court refused IL new trial of the cause, think
ing the jury were warranted i'll their linding; The
proof being that the alarm whistle not
stantly blown, or in other words, there
proof that the whistle was blown longer than the
usual time 10 put on the brakes, the tine being
only ~ seconds from the first discovery Of the
stock until they were struck. And 1t appeared
that the schedule time was 81 miles per hour; and
the proof being that the engineer was running
over that speed, which no had the right to do il
necessary.
The case. VIC learn will he taken TO the Court
Of Appeals for lis iccisio upon bill Of exceptions
taken bv the defendants Counsel Tor the plain
tin, Williams, Lame and Gordon. For defendants,
VIM Green, JOHN NJ. Chapman aud \. Blnhcy.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

New Orleans papers OF the l3th were re-
ceived yesterday afternoon, per the Adams
Eypress Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

The Rev. Dr.. l.. T. Dimmick, pastor OF IN"
Congressional Church, at Ncwhuryport'
Mass. died suddenly yesterday, from dis
ease of the heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

Mr. Douglas in his recent speech in the
Senate. was eIaboratelv though covertly
sarcastic, as the Baltimore American re-
marks, in his arraignment Of the former
and present position Of Some Of his most
prominent opponents on the question Of Ter
ritorial Sovereignty. Mr.. D.'s propo>!tlo"
to take SIR. Buchanan's letter Of acceptance
Of his nomination upon til" Cincinnati plat
form, as the platform upon which he Is now
willing to stand. will be recognized IS =
rapital pOlitical hit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

In the Circuit Court of Prince William
county, which has been in session since Mon
day last. several important cases has been
tried. The Grand Jury in the ease OF John
and Isabella Cooper, (GipSies. charged with
larceny, failed to find true bill. The par
ties. however, did not make their appear
unce, preferrins, if :. bill was found, to for
felt their securities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

1n BBLS. Coverings crushed and rctiued ST.
~ GAR, received and for sale by
my 10 DAVY i HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND kIWEEKLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEX ANDRIA:

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1860.
, 1860-11-17
DUPRAT'S POLISH AND
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able-iN.Y !, Atlas, Aug. 18th. 1853. no12.2w
, 1860-11-17

GARTER & STONE, Dealers in
RAGS AND PAPER,
q Borth Canal Street t............... Chicago III.
J. T. CARrsn. Il. g. SrpxK.
~ Cash paid for all kinds OF Cotton and s.os!ep
HxEs sc1To1y
pUTLER d HUNT, as Safest,
- have now on hand the following R!zes frFtnttpE
paper:
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1900 reaulA Of Wrapping Paper. of different sizes.
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, 1860-11-17
Commission Mfrebant8.
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, 1860-11-17
Elegantly illustrated Edition of
cooPER's NovELS,

Enberlished with Five Huntred Original Dra~1ngs
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
4 FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. SCHOOL


Nos : and S, wtat Thirty Eighth Street.. Murray
FILL, two doors from Fifh Avenue New York contits-
ut - session I'LL the Latter part Of June sud receives
pur1e at any time The expressly for
the School and warmed By hot wafer, with pure,
summerlec a!f-is In the highest ami most beautiful
part Of tho city.
Physical training constituting part OF the daily
coaE4c Of education receives '.e attention which ta
inportsnkc ie,na1ts The entire absence of low and
dep!2T1nE lncenuyea to. bcatt0u, tho peryndlng
spirit Of pleasant hotue e. and thoruuEhneae il
HhateveE studies are uades ken. especially character
txc tic school,
French L spoken. The .r'eet masters are employed
Tor French 1tAliau GtFn"n, Piano Fore, Harm, and
Other accomplishments. Among his friends noet oi
whom have or have hal. daughters In his school the
principal refctsto:
Rev Robcr. Hard. d. r; Rev. Gardiner Spring
R:SY; ReE. Asa = Smith, p, Rey; joel
T. Hon. Jaues Mar- \. =: j: Marion Sims, II.
p n ReEa g. Rs ookA p y. y. Nm. Il. Al.
Esq. ChcaGo: Rey. 4. Q: K!tchell. ?. T. Detroit
Prof "orthlngton HI ker. " D. Tale College.
For fall information zee clzcu1ss, which may be Oh
Fe HEv e ;a1;s'? e "a NORMAN. LID Principe,
, 1860-11-17

..ZThose who arc curious to wit
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manufacture Of Wigs and Toupeee. invited vtsit
bis vi: and Hair nyng Rooms, nj No. 100 Luke street.
sad examine these curious productions Of art. No
scrutar detect tr xrtacial from the natural when
eGiastsd to the head.
, 1860-11-17

tE kcnnedy's Medical Discovery
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For sale By all Druggists. oc56o1y
, 1860-11-17

The Voting In Southern Italy.
,o,eti Isl" and .sho tofn1 = ri patri-
offc Honsdn IL permitted to deposit her tote-
Excitement in the ~ Bloody Siuh" Of M
, 1860-11-17

PAIL1E Il SEYMOUR,
- PE0DCCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MEhCAANIS. Omeo lB South Wkter.st., PocueToyf
nutdinEs. Post o.ace Drawer :sA Chicago,
-ssurses buckingham Go W. snasGsr: ST.
tn, Genera! Freight Agent {, b, O. e. i. Il. Eey-
raour tate AT Gen Tt44tC.B .B.&Q.K. J. D. Bsllis,
hte OF arm Of Ino. Gilbert i Co. aul8-eE0,Iy
, 1860-11-17

And NOW let us visit Poesio, eu .o;!t to mn
other polling place. lie is stay1ng With Maai-
amc Pauola, whose husband died while in hid
ing from the police, and the large drawing
room was full Of people waiting to see man
wbo.e inheritance was persecution, and who
had spent tl,p greater part Of lis life in exilcor
Imprisonment, and soiao portion Of 1t, rs you
Know, with D cha1n round his leg md waist
Every man looked upon in the room hqd q
history, public and . painful one CLOSE to
the door stood a stalwnrt "popolano," who
Ind been fellow prisoner with Foerio. Then
there WIS the Dukc--, who had had his
chain, and wrote the history Of his voyage
when he accompanied Poerio to England; md
Gen. Stocco, whose arm was still weak from d
slut be received in Sicily. sat by the same
individual whose interesting vote l recorded
aI,orc, Fclice En, ? captain in the Marine.
ut Is day top delightful e Eae," aud is an
ample compensation" said Ee, "Ior 9 liGe Of
sugering. I cannot bear IT." and here he bo'
came SO moved TINT he could not speak. "1y
father," he continued, "djcd tn exile, ono Of
my uncles was shot At the Pontc Madaacna,
txo wsrs burnt in their country houses By the
floodboIpds oi Geslotism- WIS deditutto In
1870, and passed lnai1y teats 80 e1ile. On my
return received a small public office, and In
l8s8 WIS dexituito again. Since then have
been under the ban, living as best could."
, 1860-11-17
Go=33artuersbip Notices.

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17

nj usiC.--Miss 4. A. y. nyNDpp eopla
lVt announce that on Weinesdas. sspt t,b
the viii open, N CLARIFIED toiboi frf iko sui,
Of Vocal and lniuumtnmi Music. beritlro \,
mako iho schoola pofmahonoy, she promises IA
rennin pc long m she receives generous pat.
rohnro.
Miss h, desires TO can attention narlculstl,
70 wv net that she will give SIXTY lessons, and
TWELVE royiew lcssont, for the Some pfice A. r
which other tcachcrs have given bot fHIRTY
lesious. Each lesson IL divided into two nnrls
Theoretical aud practical.
Receiving double the amou.t of instruction.
parcntE have light 10 expect the pupils pro.
gress also doubled and Il the rule. ofthe school
are strictly followed, she pledges herself not to
disnppont them
TEXT BooEs-Richardson or Grobe, for Piano.
Curtis or Converse, for Gaitnr
liassini, Cooke, or Lablachc, for voice.
Terms, $40 per quarter Of seventytwo lessons.
Tor either Pinno Guitar or Mel5deon.
Vocal music free to every pupil studying in.
strumeuml music
Rev. =, d. Stewart Mcssrs. p. Snecringer.
isanc n. Berlin, 7. B. Helms, VIM Irvine, Il.
l.. Study, DR.. WIN. d. Roberts, and all Others
who have patronized me, can be reierrod to.
Aug. l5, lS60.-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
List Of Traverse Jurors for an adjourn,
ed Court commencing on the 18th
of November 1860

Pike--Abm' Bloom jr Jos. NJ. Spencer.
Daniel Bailey
Huston-Jcfferson Bundy.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson. John Dale
Gulich j. A. Hegarty. Danl Fulker-
son.
Ferguson-Geo. NJ 'Cr0cken. Geo. Straw
John Straw }. S. Williams, Albert
Young.
Lumber City.-Joha Broomall. John
Ferguson.
Jordan-Wm. Pusey. John Patterson
Brady-Fred Xohler, Jos. Seyler, Geo
Ellinger. jackson Long.
Lawrence-J. r Reed.
Knox-Lcvi NJ CrQcken
y. WaShington-H.'D. Rose.
Burnside-C. c, Mitchell. Peter Ruth
Joseph. Hutton.
Union-B. f. Harley Hugh Krise.
Covington-J. b. Renaud.
Graham-WT. Hile.
BccCara-W M'Coy.
Bell Robert Elder. John Orr.
Norris Peter Royhorn.
Chest-Daniel German.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
S s&umdcsI' ImsGiGuGs
Thirty Ninth and Market street, Phil'a.
Prof L.. ID Is CORTLAND SAUNDERS.
Principals

Hon. VIM. BIGLER, cearfeld VIM. McKIB-
Elm ESQ. of the Merchants HotO, Phila. ;
Hon. j. W, FORNEY, Of $ he Press ; Rev r.
WESTBROOK, Of the s. S. Union Hon. J. W.
MAYNARD, Williamsportj J. LEISENKING,
Esq, Prest of the Lchigh Coal 6 Nav Co., and
Hon. ASA PACKER, Mauch Chunk; all Of
ghom haze sons boarding IN Saunders' Institute,
viii give their friends who may be looking for
safe, thorough and pleasant School, any infor
nation desired respecting this Seminary.
A Grove and Lawn Of EIGHT ACRES,
nro attached to the Institute, for soclusion, rec
reauon and physical exercise. 3m
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1860
Nf'ch IA
ICHE CLEARFIELD ACADEmy. W

TTHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY. will
Il DO opened for the reception of pupils,
(males and females) on Monday, Aug goth, 1860,
Ierms per session Of eleven Weeks
Orthography, Rending, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. .. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grs.nmar, Geog-
rnphy and History. $500
Algebra, Gcomotry, Natural Philosophy
and Book keeping $500
Latin and Greek languages. GOO
To students desirous of acquiring thorough
English Education, and who wish TO qualify
themsa Ives for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages .. . .-. .....
No pupil received for less than hsfa session,
and no deduction made except for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close Of the term.
G. B. SANFORD, PRINolrAI.
Nay 2S, ls60.- Iy. -L ...... ..
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DIED

This morning about 8 o'clock, of Dip.
iberia, HLRuREr, son Of John and Lenora
Adams, aged about 1 years,
On sunday night last, Of dyptheria, Miss
--, daughter Of Matthew Tate of Go
shen township.
On Thursday night last, Of diplheria,
Maria Jane Wallace, of Lawrence town
ship. aged II years
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Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas { John Hill in the woollen business in
Bridgeport Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, all payments are to be made to Thos Hill,
who will hcrafter conduct tho rnme business at
the old stand.
o,,o.o a. THOMAS HILL