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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-10
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-10
He has, also, large and splendid lot of
GOOseberry and Currnnt Plants
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Master Commission er's Sale.

FLOhlSI Anu hOhIlCU TURlST,
Es-Gardens one mile west of Dayton, and i'm N e
diately south of Miami City. mh7-lw
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Europe.

NV YORK, Feb. 24-The following in
teligence was teIegraphed 70 Queenstown,
and came via the steamer Europa
Tetuan was stormed and captured on the
ID Of February, by the Spaniards, after a
fierce and sanguiuary resistance.
The loss on both sides was comparatively
immense. One transport having on board
twenty-seyen wounded Spanish officers, had
arrived at Algeria.
The whole camp equipage Of the Moorish
army including eight hundred tents and a
large number Of camels had been captured.
Two Of the brothers Of the Emperor Of Mo
rocco had fled.
La previous conflict, on the Sth of Janu-
ary, the Moors had shown great courage and
esperation-returnin when repulScd again
and again to tic attack, each time with in
creased fury, closing with the Spanish batal-
lions lighting hand 70 hand and obstnatey
dsputing every inch Of ground till finally
defeated
A Milan letter says, we continue to re
ceiye affecting news from Eenetia. The
Austraus sent of to the Fortresses Of Mai
daya and Danube two trains, conveying IN
chains one hundred and eighty persons ar-
rested on suspicion Of feeling a love II coun-
Try They had undergone no form 81 trial"
Fresh arrest were made ii all the towns
Of FeuetIa every day.
The Austrian authorities were commit
ting acts Of violence constantly, IN order 70
provoke TO resistance that thus they might
have pretext Tor venting their rage
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The Yirpinla Whig Conyention.

RICnMoSB, Feb 24-The Convention as
sembed to-day, with a good attendance
The committee on business made formal
report deprecatng III party organizations
and measures tending to peryert the powers
conferred upon the general government BY
the constitution, to the ends Of injustice and
oppression holding il to be the duty Of the
Federal government to promote the interest
and prosperity Of all the States-holdlng that
the general government has no right to IN
terfere with slavery IN the common terri
tories of the -condemning the slave
trade-expressin inyiolable attachment to
the tnion-condcmning the recommends
ton Of the President in his Annual Mes
sage Ut 1853, that Congress should confer
upon him war and treaty making powers,
&c.,-adyocating rotreuchment and reform
in the expenditures Of the Federal Govern
ment-denouucing the Republican party
recognizing the international obliga-
tions Of comfy as binding On this govern
mcut in its intercourse with foreign States,
and approving the address Of the Central
National | mon Committee only 50 tur As il
recommends sending delegates 70 Con
yention ut Baltimore
The minority ii the same committee, also,
Submitted report The minority report
recommends the adoption If tile entire adj
dress 81 the National Central Committee.
The Convention, without action upon the
re ports, took recess until evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
OBITUARY.

Died on Wednesday, the 18th inst, Slate
Mills in Culpepcr County, Va, Miss LUCY COR
DON in her 10Th year Of her age, eldest daughter
of Marshall and hly Gordon.
The decease Of this excellent, refined, aud chrs-
tian woman, has saddened the hearts Of large
circle OF friends and relatives, who esteemed and
loved her for the many virtues Of her head and
heart She lost her mother, just size fpencd
into womanhood. when the responsibilities Of the
family at once fell upon her, in the discharge a
which duties she was ever meek, tender and deyo-
ted an atlectionate sister, devoted child kind
and considerable mistress, and unse!iish ~ friend
and neighbor. For many years consistent mem
Der OF the Baptist Church, she died having the
testimony Of Il good conscience, i'll the comfort ~
a religious and holy hopc--in favor with God. and
with perfect charity with the world. few days
preceding her death she was heard 70 ask her at
tending physician if she was not dying. and upon
being assured she was not, with smile playing
upon her countenance, and face radiant with
hope said: Il am not afraid 70 die my prospects
are bright, aud bright Tor eternity. | know tie
time Of my departure is near AZ hand am
waiting patiently the time, relying upon the prcci-
aus merits Of the blood of Christ" May ne who
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, bind up the
broken hearts Of this afflicted family, i the sin
cere prayer Of one who offers this humble and cad
tribute. =. =. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on Thursday, bill was
passed providing further punishment for
persons associating with negroes; also, bills
Incorporating the Rockbridge Alum Springs
House, Railroad Company, and the Nor
folk county Railway Company. The Bank
of Lynchburg was also Incorporated. \
large number of bills requiring "constitu-
tional maiorities" because Of their moneyed
features, were laid OH the table-among them
bills increasing the capital stock of the Roa-
noke Valley Railroads for increasing the
salary OF the Judge of the 9TH Circuit of Rich
mond city providing for the sale of negro
convicts and the employment of white telons
on works of internal improvement; author
izing loan to the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad; appropriating $50, 900 in aid of the
Medical College of Virginia, &C., &C.
Among the bills ordered to engrossment, was
the bill "for the improvement of Jamas Ri
yer below Richmond" and the one allowing
pension to the widow of the colored man
killed at Harper's Ferry by John Browns
party; also, a bill to incorporate the Rich
mond York River and Atlantic Steam
Navigation and Transportation Company.
In the House of Delegates, a bill was re-
ported, incorporating the Central Savings
Bank of Richmond city. The House resoly-
ed to hold night sessions. Ii passed a num-
Der OF bills among them one providing for
Tobacco Inspections at Dbrell's Warehouse,
in Richmond &c. A large number Of resolu-
tons OF inquiry were adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

MISUNDERSTANDING the week there has been
very little change in the market for Breadstufs.
In Flour, we have no change in quotations 10 no
tice The demand has been limited, while the re.
ceipts have been fair. Sales have been at SJ.2J
for Supcrfne Straight brands Super sell at So |
mS537. Wheat has been more active-reccipts
not materially increased. Offerings on Change
light-sales made at prices ranging from 1880
1879. for ordinary to good white, and 1900 l26c.
for do. red. Corn has boen III fair request-the
ruling price during the week was 75(G 76c. In
Rye, there has been some briSknesS, with sales ut
soc. In Oats, there has been very little doing,
and while fair demand has existed, the small re-
ceipts have prevented any transactions of impor-
lance We quote Rye at 7SG sec, and wauted.--
Oats SHE and quiet. Corn Meal is in full supply
| at 7S@s0c. Seeds are Auctuating; Timothy Seed
| have advanced, sales mt S3259 $3.50 retail
Herds Grass Seed s (Q$i.2j; Orchard Sl.25; Ken
lucky Grass 81. Plaster is in limited supply and
| prices firm. We quote St.50@ S475 u ton, de-
lyered the ears; Ground S6,5O@S7, and in de-
mand. The market for Coffee is very firm; there
is nothing to be had under l2!c from first hands
prime Rio now commands 1900 l33c. Sugars So
94c for Browns, common to prime. MolaSses y
90 53c. tart to choice. Some of our leading houses
are now receiving their spring stocks, and are
ready for any trade that may come along. The
impression now prevails that Groceries will rule
very high this spring. Herring, Eastern, are III
good supply, with sales at $2.75@3.25 = bbl.-
Provisions are firm. Dried Apples Sl.50GtSl.5 81
p bushel. In Wool no change whatever has Ia
ken place. Pork is unchanged, and $40 Sn2s
are still the ruling rates. Leather is dull-Oak
sole 2S@ Soc; Finished skirting &c. Rough skirt
ing 24M Use; HemIock sole 20(925c. Freight,
are active, and vessels in good demand-To Ne"
York, 50; Philadelphia, 81; Boston, 50; Prov
dence, $3.50; Wareham, $40, and other points
in proportion. Business during the week quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
CONGRESS.
Sonata. Friday, February "a.

ssnate, Friday, February "a
n. Wigfall, of Texas, offered a joint reso-
WI. rsonesting the President of the Uni
lus'S S...es TO call out the mounted regiment
teu r S.a Volunteers, in accordance with the
sc, ". w proceeded to show the necessity
,h;s action, to protect the people OF the
T IT,. frontier from the ravages OF Cortina
- If his band were pursued by United
S S..,ss troops, it would cross the border into
S Wav;co and would not be followed by our
Me~, and he thought that If this company
'i repncers were ordered out, they could Pur-
VI Cort;nas across the border into Mexico,
suJ ,bns nrotsct the valley Of the Rio Grande,
gu 's;oh had been deyasted by his acts.
VIII" The humiliating spectacle had been pre-
.ooted that in one instance, citizens OF the
Ta;,ed States were protected by Mexican
.,oons and therefore the great necessity ex-
M for the passage of the resolutions.
TIE resolutions were laid over.
Mr. Brown of Mississippi introduced a
iii for the establishment of mail line be-
Ian the United States and Mexico. Re
fsrred.
Mr. Johnson, Of Tenn, reported the Home
toad hill which on his motion was made
snscial order for Thursday next.
The Senate passed bill granting a pen
,;on n Surgeon N. D. Herrick, of Illinois,
an account OF disabilities.
After Intellectual attempts to take up Mr..
W;gfalps Joint resolution. and Mr.. Davis>s
rsseIution for the sale Of United States arms
TO the States. =,
The Senate took up the resolution Of Mr..
Davis Of Mississippi, in relation to the rights
n the Southern States in the common Terri
tory of the Union. i,
Mr.. Doolittle, of Wisconsin, defended the
snpreme Courtstf Wisconsin from the ami
madyersions Of Mr.. Toombs, made some days
since, and went into lengthy argument IN
defence Of the principles which controlled
that court in deciding the fugitive slave law
"a be unconstitutional lie read many long
extracts from those decisions, and spoke at
great length.
Mr.. Toombs, of Ga. obtained the floor to
reply, and at AZ o'slock the Senate adj
iourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

New YORK, Feb 9th After numerous
and unlocked for delays, but no serious ac-
cideut, the New York Regiment arrived here
at noon, in good health and fine spirits
They were met at the wharf by the ninth
and 10Th Regiments. and thus escorted to
their quarters, amid grand oyation.-
Broadway was densely crowded; flags, ban
ners and loud cheers greeted them 1t every
point a victorious liberating army could
not have met with warmer reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
| E.nNn DI.PAL.u

RIcnmSD, Feb a The Convention re-
assembled il excellent spirits At o'clock.
Mr. a judson Crane, Of Richmond con
tinued aud concluded his speech and was
loudly applauded The Convention adopted
resolutions il opposition to sending delegates
to the proposed Southern Conference, ~ the
General Assembly Of Virginia
Mr.. II. Il. Scott, DC Fauquier, addressed
the Convention IN favor IT the adoption Of
the majority report II the business commit
tee. lis remarks were listened to with
great attention, and met frequent applause.
lie had notconcinacl his speech when the
Convention took i recess until \ o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Richmond Stock Market, February "a

Virginia Skies, 925s and interest
Richmond City Bonds, last sales S9l4 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, sales So.
Farmers Bank Stock, l0l.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales sos.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock. sales 9Sl%
Richmond fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales $50
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, 500.
Richmond and Danvie Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
S9l and int.
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Bonds, LIST mortgage,
last sales sS and int Do 2nd mortgage, last sales $50
and int. Do, Srd mortgage, last sales $50 and int.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40
Orange and Alexandria q cent Bonds $50 and int.
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds, 10 and interest.
Norfolk City SIS and int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

MoHTGouEw, Feb. 2+-The Legislature
Of Alabama has passed bill exemptiug
goods imported direct into Southern ports,
from any tax on sale.
The same Legislature has also passed
bill u call Il Convention 10 remodel and re-
form the laws Of the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Honduras and Ruatan

New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-Dates from Ru-
atan to the l4th have been received. The
citizens were making energetic preparations
to resist BY force the cession Of the island -
Honduras
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
R.,t;more Cattle market, February 90.

BEEF CArrLE-The offerings at the Scales to-
day amounted to 675 head. OF the number ofier-
ed $50 head were driven to Philadelphia, 100 lei'
over unsold, and the remainder purchased by Bal
timore butchers ut prices ranging from S".Z' !"
50 y 100 lbs gross averaging 81, but lew oat,ie
sold at the outside figure. Notwithstanding the
light receipts, prices gave way k(Gtc. from lh'
rates of last week. The market closed dull
SHEEp-The supply is fair, and prices rule
steady; sales have been made this week at S4Gi
SIS. so p 100 lbs. gross, as to quality.
HoGS.--The supply is better, but prices IN
changed; sales this week at SS.25@SS.'o e lou
Ds, to the butchers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Richmond Cattle Market. February %

The supply of cattle at the scales this week
amounted TO 2O7 head, at prices ranging from 81
IS to S4.5O-a very heavy supply, the operations
of the week closing with little or no demand, and
over $50 head were left over unSold No Hogs III
market-we quote nominaly at SS@SS.JO-
Sheep--Some demand for superior quality at S5td
S6.5 gross; light demand for inferior grades at
g 50M 81 80 II head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Alexandria Fnnl Market.

The Fuel market is without change, viz Wood
Oak and Hickory mixed, $$.2j4 $500; Pine,
$2.5O@S2.7j: Hickory, $3T5@Sl Cumberland
Coal is in good supply. We quote Lump at -
Run of Mine, $3.50, and Fine 81. Anthracite is
in good supply. and we continue to quote White
Ash at SGOO, and Red Ash $6.25 . ton, delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
The Markets.

BALrIsoRE, Feb. 2l.-Flour closed quiet and
with fair acknowledgement street S5.3I heat
closed quiet--white SI.40@Si.50; red 1900 l"1c.
Corn closed lower, and with a brisk dcmand--
white 73M74c., yellow 73M75c. Pork closed
steady-mess SlS0SlS.25. Whi,key closed dull
and nomna--0hio "a 2+lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

TORONTO, {. W., Feb. 23d.--It is thought
probable that not less than four members 81
the Canadian Pertinent were on board the
steamship IIungarian--W IL. Merritt,
Messrs. Dawson, Mcclellan and Talbot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
The Charleston Conyention

CHARLESTON, Feb 23.-The Courier is
this morning, contains q call for q meeting
Of citizens to take preliminary measures il
regard to representation in the Charleston
Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Rio Grande Affairs.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-Gen. Forbes
Bratton, Of the Texas Senate, has arrived
here as bearer Of dispatches from Governor
Houston, to the federal government, in rela
ton to the Rio Grande invasion. He leaves
tomorrow for Washington.
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CON NJ e 3 CIAL.
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Monetary.

& In the Money market, there is more ease though
in street rates there is change. Gold and Silver
are in fair supply, and Exchange on New York
continues in good request ut as premium
In Stocks, there has been nothing doing worthy
of note, and quotations unchanged. Railroad
securities are firm.
Land Warrants are now quoted at New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Hurricane At New Orleans, &c.

New ORLEANS, Feb - i hurricane here
to-day did serious damage t. the shipping
steamboats,, and buildings Five persons
were drowned.
The firm If II. II. Short L 90 have re
sumed payments,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

New YoRK, Feb 24.-Flour is quiet; State 50. y
6S5.2j: Ohio S5,S5@ St; Southern $5.5O@ 500,
Wheat has advanced la Be-; Western red SLID
Corn is buoyant; white and yellow I9@o2c Pork
closed heavy; old mess Sl7.5G; new SlS.259 SIS
so; old prime Sl2.62; new Sl4.S7. Lard closed
heavy at lOs Ollie. Whisky closed dull at 234Cg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
&c n Howell. Miehigan.

DETROIT, Feb. ga FIRE at Howell.
Michigan, yesterday morning, destroyed the
Phoenix Foundry, Melyin's wagon shop, and
several adjoining buildings. Loss $1,000,
partially insured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Severe Gale al Louisville, XIV.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ga severe south
westerly gale yesterday afternoon unrooted
several buildings in this city Frustrated all
the telegraph lines centreing here and I'M
peded the progress Of the Railroad trains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Alexandria Cattle Market, February "a.

lReported By j. Richard Sn'oot, lire Stock Agf"tl
BEEF CArrLE.-Oherings this weel; equal to the
demand, at prices ranging from 81 to $4.1j T. 100
lbs, equal to S6@SS nett, and averaging 1913
gross.
SHEEP from So. so to s. r 100 bs gross
HoGs.-Liye Hogs from S. to 1926 T. 100 lbs.
Wagon pork from 81 to S. p 100 lbs.
Cows AND CALVES from $50 to $40 y head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 to 81 r. 100 ibs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Ere at Wes tbOrO, Mass

BosIoN, Feb. 23.-The steam power works
owned ~ Otis L EintOn, in Westboro.
Mass, were destroyed ~ fire On Tuesday
night. Loss $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

BALrMoRE, Feb. 2i.-Stocks were steady yes
terday, and the leading Railroad firm and rather
better at the close. The market, however, con
tinues to show only moderate activity Some 400
shares Of the Baltimore and ONO hHiiroau were
sold fetching 6s4@6Ss cash. though contracts
we're mt ont on time. sellers option at a lower
rate-Ithe lowest being ca. seller 60 days: The
difference between cash and time stock i: hardly
50 great Us it has been though still sufficiently so
10 indicate scarcity of the real stock Tor delivery
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NnTICE

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the counties ot Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince vii
liam Culpcpcr Rappahuuuoch, lauguier Lou
DOM, ana Clarke il tie State u Virginia, hereby
live notice that any person ur persons infringing
their rights In Tie aforesaid counties viii III pros
.eut.l ii rhe extent ID the law
VI ELDElDuh Y 1".
4 !" Wear prepared Y negotiate io Y ~ 'as
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South Carolina in the Charleston Convention.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. pa meeting was
held at Charleston last night to consider tho
propriety Of appointing delegates to the
Charleston Convention. The meeting was
largely attended, and it was unanimously re
solved TO send delegates to the Convention.
1t was also agreed that State Convention
for that purpose be held at Columbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

New YORK, Feb 24-The ship Jane
Walsh, from Sunderland England, bound 70
Havana, was foundered at sea. The crew
were saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
The Europa al Boston

BosroN, Feb "a The Europa reached
this port last night Her mails will be due
il Washington Saturday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
washington's Birth Day At Hamilton, {. v

HAMILTON, q ~, Feb. 23-The citizens II tho
United States resident here celebrated their second
annual celebration % Washiugton's birthday lasC
night by i dinner and festival AZ tho Anglo-Amer-
lean Hotel. A number 81 interesting speeches
were made after which there grand ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
The ONO River

PARKEnsDuRG, va, Feb. 23,-Ihe Ohio river
i ten feet deep At this point, and rising. IL TIL
butaries are pouring out finely, The weather i
warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, 23d inst, At the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. Jas. IL. March
Mr.. JOHN C0CKERILLandM Miss MARY ELF
ABETH PEARSON, all Of Fauquier county, va