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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Interstate Courtesies.

BosroS, Feb. Sit i in contemplation u
invite the legislatures Of Maine, New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, 70
visit this city % the 22ni Of February, and
take part IN the patriotic celebration of that
day. 1t is believed that this movement will
exercise an excellent and conservative infu-
pnrc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
EXPORTS Of Cotton.

MONTE Feb. The exports Of cotton
from this port d England the past week
were q, 900 bales; and from New Orleans
they were -, 900 bales. There were also ez-
ported from the latter port t. iiayre during
the week ~ 600 bales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
schooner Ashore

NORFOLK, FEB. s.-Tho Schooner Ney,
bound from Layaca, Texas, with cargo Of
cotton, for New York, has gone ashore On
Currituck. Its believed the vessel can be
got of. and efforts will at once bc made y
The cargo has been saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

RENARkS.-Th The market continues Quel, WIN
moderate receipts, and Il limited demand. Flour
remains unchanged il price, and there i but
limited demand outside u the city trade. La
Wboat transactions are limited Sales Of white
at l35c ror good aud l22@ l25a. for fair and good
red. Corn ia 6c, and III fair request. Ia Rye,
there were transactions 1t IS. Oats are quiet.
Pork is dul-yery little coming in, and quotations
unchanged. Wool il quiet ~ quotations given
above Groceries still firm. Provisions quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

SolrERlSo CADETS We learn that COL
W. 5. Kemper has introduced the Military
feature into his school for boys IN this place
and thc school has been formed into 4 Mill
tary Company called the Solierino Cadets, II
which Delaware Kempcr has been chosen
captain. The uniform adopted is 4 blue cloth
cap with straight vizcr and bound with black
patent leather with an Army button on each
side, 4 red flannel shirt black pants with blue
velvet stripe and gold band on each side Of
tie stripe. The company are furnished with
muskets, and arcrcgularly drilled. Welearu
that this corps intend participating il the eel
ebrationin Washington on the 22nd inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Washington. feb ; 81

81 DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE
L",S The UNDERSIGNED Is authorized to sell al pri-
y,fe sale. TWO DESIRABLE TW 0-S TORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, situated cn tho
south side of Cumcron street, between Alfred and
Patrick streets, one Of which j. at present Occu-
pied liz Mrs. Mary ). Massie-the other by Mr.
John ii. Parrott Each house contains gas and
water. and has a brick stable in tho rear, on . y
feet alley.
Price moderate-Terms, one-thlrd casR--bal-
ance in equal payments, a. one and two years
with interest ". c. YEATOS,
dec l9-Gotf Attorney for VIM. NheelsrI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Resignation

WAsurGToH, Feb. Sit is stated that
the Hon. Samuel A. Smith has rendered .
The President his resignation Of the post Of
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
nnath nG ludpe Incersoll.

New HAVEN, Feb :. Judge Ingersoll
who was last night reported il dying state
from rhumatism in the stomach, died thi,
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Warren county, feb o. eo3t
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

LEARNERS visiting Alexandria u purchase
4 FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SEED :,
GUANOS, &c, &c, are invited to give Us a call.
On hand at an times large and well selected
stock Of GOODS, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices Every article sold shall be A. Re-
presented. Orders BY mail viii receive our prompt
and personal attention.
ADDISON, WALLACE Z CO.,
fLa No 2S King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

him. Applause.) lie would say he knew
of no arrangement in regard to the appoint.
ment of the committee, and had no idea Of be
ing appointed until he was named.
|. l.. Kinzer called the attention of the
Chairman to the fact that one of the dele
gates appointed, l.. i. POWELL had been
last night appointed delegate to the Wing
convention. (Laughter.)
T.. b. Powell said that the appointment
last night was without his authority. He
had not deemed himself Of sufficient imp,r-
lance to announce his opinion in public, but
he felt that there was now but one party that
had right to the alleagiance Of any man
south of Mason's and Dixon's line. APP
plause.)
l. l.. Kinzer expressed himself satisfied.
q. ID. Wise desired to know of Mr.. Fun
stem, what he meant by the use Of the words
''imputation" and ''inuendo." lie had high
respect for Mr.. Funston, and he felt it due
to himself that he should ask for an cxplana-
ton.
d. Funston said that he had understood
the gentleman to cast upon him the imputa-
ton Of being privy to an arrangement to
give the delegation special complec ton.
lie felt it due to his character to repel the
imputation.
g. ID. Wise responded, he had not % in
tended
ID. Funston said that then he had nothing
to repel He was satisfied that when he
and Mr. Wise, whom he was now happy to
call his friend, and who he hoped would long
continue 50, sat costly together, he would bet
a leather sixpence that he could convince
him that he could not guess his Mr. Fun
stem 81 fayOrite, for the next Presidency, al
though he did have decided preference in
reference to that nomination.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Funston, Mr.
Ashby withdrew all the resolutions except
ing the one relating to Tie Delegate from
Alexandria, and the question was about to
be put on the passage oithe resolution, when
j 4. johnson said he desired to suggest
an amendment to the last resolution Cries
Of question, question.
j. Is. johnson said he was democrat, and
he had a right to express his sentiments, (cries
of % on, 20 on, Johnson, and he meant to
do 50. lie wished the resolution, - amend
ed a. to express decided preference for a can
didate who was sound upon the slavery
question, and il opposition 70 any enc who
was not BE il Stephen \ Douglas or Fred
Douglas. lie wished to amend.
The Chairman--Do the gentleman pro
pose any amendment
j. Is. johnson Yes. desire To amend the
Inst resolution.
No amendment was, however formally
proposed, and the resolution was adopted,
without amendment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Pbilalelphia Cattle Market. Feb. 6.

Beef Cattle Receipts tAis week 1900 heud;
tho demand fu- brisk, II an advance u ~ cents
ID 100 H.. on tho rates u Last week; sales al -
GSlO.25 r. 100 Ms, MS II tile quality. Cows
sold At 81, t. Sf5 each, according ~ quality.
Shcep-About 10000 head offered; sales Ut lt4 a
cents r. IL. gross. Hogs Receipts 1900 head;
sales arc making At SS@ $3.50 II 100 rs. net, y
~ guaIity-nn advance I'm last week. prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

SOLDIERS PAN OFr.-The soldiers who vol
untcered in the service Of tie Commonwealth,
t. guard the jail and vicinity of Charlestown.
during the Imprisonment q the llarpcr's
Ferry conspirators, were II part paid otl last
night, 1t the Armory Of the Mount Vernon
Guards il Exchange Block, by Mr. Charles
N. Castlemen, Sheriff d this county.
The companies paid Oft were the Mount
Vernon Guards, and the Alexandria Rifle
men. and the amount disbursed about three
thousand dollars
The occasion, a. may be imagined was a
most interesting one = all participating, and
the armory was throngei during tia entire
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Death OF an Agent,

New YORK., Feb 8.-W 5 Dayton, Agent
of the HaYre line Of steamers died to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Lopdoun county. jan aI-eodtsddo

A VALUABLE RED LAND FARM AT ALC.
n TION.-By virtue 81 deed Of trust, recgr
led in 5 N's, folio 40 Of the Land Records Isl
Loudoun county, Va, the undersigned will sei. q
the highest bidder at the Auction House 81 Ja-
q MclIuire 4 Co., in Washington city, or TIE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY next
at 81 O'Clock, = NJ, the valuable Farm, calIei
ALMA" containing 524 acres, and y Perctc.
more 81 less, in Loudoun county, Va, binding .n
the turnpike road, leading from Lee.ourg ~
Washington city and Alexandria and about 4,
miles from either 81 the latter cities lthas upon
Ia commodiouS new two-story DWELLING
-. HOUSE well finished new BARN, aua
other needful out-buildings-l within about fwo
miles 81 water transportation ~ Canal, ani oHg
and -a-half from Gui!tord station, on the he>
andria, l.oudouu and Hampshire Railroad.
TERMS, prescribed by deed, cssh-but an eN.
tension If time may be had IN portion by agl.s-
mcnt WM. u. RANDOLPH, Tr..,..
MCLEAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Condit,on Of the State Treasury

The following statement shows the condition q
the State Treasury the Isl II February, 1850:
Balance 10 the credit Of tho State in
the various Banks S64l ,s39 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

SALT! SALTM SALTm
aaA SACKS ASIITONS SALT
ZUU 200 a. DeakiDs Do
2U0 do Marshall's DO
100 10. Jeffrey & Dorsey. 10.
200 do. Ground Alum DO. In store and
for sala al reduced prices.
fsLe PARTLOW, HILL s Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

PLEASANT OCCASION. The 'IIop" al
the United States Hotel, in Washington, On
Monday night last, was one Of the peasantest
ot all tie social re unions that have this win
terlent IA additional charm to the gaietics Of
life in the Federal Metropolis. The Assem-
bly, was very large, and comprised beside q
number If members II Congress, and Officers
Of the Army and Navy, and other gentlemen
who fiji 4 large space in the public eye, .
throug Of far women, such As seldom unite
ia any social gathering, and presented an ar
ray Of grace and beauty thatmigh be sought
for in vain il assemblies 81 much greater
prctension. The whole affair was brilliant,
aud IL an its arrangements reflected great
credit upon the proprctors ofthe hotel. JOY
was unconlined, and tie music ''kep: time to
bounding feet until the midnight hour be-
came indeed the wItching hour II night,
and when the throng separated i WAS with
many regrets that the pleasant hours had sped
50 quickly ~, and many wishes for quick
passing Of the fortnight, which would bring
ut its close renewal oi the festivities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

AGGouNp. 4 large long-boat schooner
rugged the Capito!a, Of Washington, On her
way down the river, run aground, early On
Tuesday night, high anddry n,oncs' Point
within few feet Of the Light House-the
light at the time, burning brightly. She
will not lie got eft, until after considerable
trouble and expense, q until there IS very
high tide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

PRAYER MEErNG.-Jpon application Of
the President Of the Young Mems Christian
AS citation, the Son Fire Company have
without hesitation opened their engine house,
for the establishment Of prayer meeting On
Sabbath afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
Loudoun county, Jan 27--its

0,ONSTABLE'S SALE will expose Al nul
~ lic sale, on Saturday, hs lh day "a tsbr
ory, 1860, % the vacant lot opposite East!on.
shipyard al Y o'clock, NJ, two pieces q BOILti.
e. satisfy au executor ii my hands il favor 81 y
Il. Carliu rs. q. Lersner 4. II. WABDEH.
feb 2-eO3tt Cgustth."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

DoyArsoys - M Sora House. Mr.
Whittingtcn, Superintendent requests q to
acknowledge the following additional dona-
lions 70 the Soup House. 4 friend | barrel Of
ash. Willie and Neddie, $40 4 Lady, 81 5.
Miller. s. By the liberallty q friends, the
SOUP House is kept open, AID thus large
amount Of good is done
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09
AUCTION SALES


BY I. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALE THIS DAY-At 10 o'clock, A.
IORN AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ~ public
~ auction, on THURSDAY MORNING ihe
NINTH INSTANT, under the direction u tuo
Surveyors, for the benefit of whom il may concern.
1T he store house Of Geo. H. Robinson, about
100 or 1900 BUSHELS DAMAGED CORN.
+ part Of the cargo Of the Schr. Experiment
sale H. take place at II o'clock, A. ~ lro EST
- DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.-Ths
a. undersigned is authorized TO cell Al private
sale. n desirable THREE STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted up in good modern
STYLE including gas and water, situated on Payne
street between Duke and Prince streets. TINS
property can be bought low for cash. II not soid
1T private sale by the NINETEENTH MARCH
il viii then be offered at public sale. Person
wishing to purchase will apply to
JOHN 7. JOHNSON
Corner Union 1t. aud Fayettc ADlr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

ISO TONS PLASTER; also, Groceries, Fish.
f0U and Salt, for sale II lowest market price,
Nv ilcb 1 Z. ENGLISH < BRO.
0tODFIsH-?,O 900 u.s.. GOLDFISH, Tor sale BY
\ feb ]. n. HARPER / 90.
0S0 KEGS AVALON NAILS, tor sale by
%OU teb PARTLOW, HlLL 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

MEETING 70 NIGHr-It will be seen by
the notice in another column Of to-day >
Gazette, that a Wing meeting IS called, to
be held at Serenta Hall Tonight 1T ! ! O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

10 B y Rim II Nc
Neatly executed. vita dispatch, At this UricA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

otber needful out -buildings-le within about tvo
miles II water transportation ~ Canal, aud
and a-half miles from Guilford station, pr The AlcA-
anIria, L.oudoun and Hampshire Railroad.
TERMS, prescribed IN deed cssh--but an c>
tension If time may be had ou portion Ii agree.
mcnt WM B. RANDOLPH, T-...,..
Al. MCLEAN,
Ioudoun county, Jan 2I--its
~,oN-cT,pTE,S SArP r,viIIeynos. n p,,r.
-, III, G,,...,,I,, .Js,I,b I'LL .f E.E.
rs 49, II o,,,.as;,. i, gfl....
4, " too5' IL III n iiit.,.s.cP9Ir sr.
Snip go =. = -
- =, aauS!! - 1ASTo,o, !. II WtUnru
- - C.rs,..r.
-"
NRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue ~ q decd 4.
| trust, executed To the subscriber Dy ame ii.
BesanJ 4 Joseph g. Waters, trading under J.s
name and firm II James II. Besaut : o., II ths
Point 1T RUcLs, ami Joseph y. aters lu.,
1t Georgetown, y. q, ! will sell a Pi'a'
public sale, Oh the premises, at the Point q bonh
ia Or before FRIDAY, the TWENTY FOJR ih
ii FEBRUARY, 1860, commencing AZ o'o'r..
i. ~, the following valuable property, y VII
H. ONE NAhEHOl SE, fo ~ ~ rect .'l
IL ble II storing 10000 bushels ~ IRAN, "t.l
horsepower Elevator Tor conveying Gram - u.
second story. Also, BASIN attached, sufficient.
large IL hold four first class Boats; STABLE.
csp9ble or h0lding n head If hOrscs
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP and TOOLS, .Ur
new HOG.STY; ] pair Fairbanks best sis far,
test HAY SCALES z pair GRAIN SCALES,
about FIFTEEN Hl NDkED GRAIN ba"@
two IRON SAFES; ! eight. day Clock, TIE"
large Counting Room DcsA8; IaDle, ! .'l X.
Office Chair, Egg Coal stove; CONS Ant
COB CRUSUERS; Buckets; Grain III Ny..
Picks. Crowbars and Forks.
. Also. THREE CANAL BOATS
1A''@s-.e'S-7--1 ma fixtures III good order. l.ur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-09

Corner Union 81. aud Fayctte ALE.
feb dts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

a uish, sLea tie nesFsss catered ihe houss Of SIR
nlake. si.l tLaf she femainei about tao hours, he
hrs she MAS q ndaeiai ~ Drake The place Of con
4 liueut AZ. Nioue SAYS, " ana not one a those
eeHl,grsn ahs 0y AZ bske he may be iunoeent,
b,t o,uiiig aui learassiy cay, sn sltisdei u his
insa,f, !, ffein or single ~, alone. Thar Is hs
i.aA be- nsgges 90 dc cats fshe before the peoplf
IA las .Ass had refined 20 bal ia full yiew ~ them
with lantern in his hand, that every citizen OF
the village could see him in the act 81 seeretng the
negres," Sc All of the witnesses, who dePosed in
elal II the State have stated and ~i state again,
in the District Court that there Was not a single
light 10 te in the little horse village At the
time the negroes MAS secreted. except on said brakes
own premises, il being at the dead hour Of eleven
o'elOek At night. And this is Mr. stones fair view
before the citizens Of the village Mr., stone says
that Mr. Ray says in his letter Il Was determined "
TO fx her 1.-THE negress) up, Sc, In reply, ! VII
simply refer the readers Of the Herald. TO my article
published on the 7ih Of March. 1850, and they will
see that did net use the wOni d'isr@iasd, In the
whole article,
| am now ON tour Of three or six months in the
Ranging Company Of Collin County, at the expi-
ration Of which time. lshall return home TO White
Rock, Collin County, Texas.
Yours truly, J, b. RAY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

lie was met at the depo. ~ a large crowd OF
eidlaus, from whom BIO received most enthusl'
ssiie welcome.
A fraud upon the Pacific Steamship Go, to the
amount Of $500 900 or SiOu.o has been per
IssTsted hI the CLERK By The over issueof stock.
he Las pats his escape, Great embarrassment
ia the result
Mr, Lincoln was selected as the Republican,
candidate for President BY vote OF 2S5 ~ soiss.
Mr, Hannibal Iiamlin, OF Maine, was nominated
as Vice president,
The U, 5, House Of Representatives has passed
bill for the protection of lives on steamboats,,
Hon, 3, S. sehenek and Hon. W.. $, Damrell
late member of Congress are dead.
The cities of Lima aud callao have suffered
terribly from earthquakes.
The Canadian reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Great Britain il to be 70.
viewed BY the Federal Government. The Can
adian government is charged with violating
n.
The President has sent a message TO the SEN
ate, wishing TO know what Is to be done with
the five hundred Africans captured a few days
ago 0ifths Bahamas, and taken 10 Key West
lie suggests that they BIO returned to their native
land through the African Colonization Society.
A despatch from New York says that Fowler,
the defaulting postmasters, left for Liverpool on
the 10th,
JKrrERsoN Ciry.-AIay 10 = Texas beef cattle
$40 TO S25 and S35 stock $50 head,
"FRoN THE RIO GRASpE,-rhe Rangers have
left Brownsville for Goliad, to be paid of and
dishanded. A complimentary hall was previous
" given to Cant. Ford by the citizens OF Browns
ville'
'.Sincc the Rangers departure, several OF Cor,
tina's principle partisans have openly paraded
the streets OF Brownsville"
"Col Lee, u. S. a.. after an inspection OF the
Rio Grande frontier, has returned to headquar
ters at Ran Antonio. The gallant Major iieint-
zleman has also left for home, on fnrlough.
"Most of the KS q. q. have left tho frontier
Their plans are deferred. 1t is understood, until
the fall"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS, ~ lg,1. ~
To any Lawful Officer Of said county, e.
XZOU are hereby commanded to summon VIM.
L Groomes, principal and R R. Fletcher 4 Co.
assignors, by publication in the Dallas Herald,
to be and appear before me, JAS N. smith, 2
dallas. precinct No l, at my Office, on the Both
day Of June, A. d. 1860, between the hours OF
ten o clock A. M. and two o'clock p. NJ. of said
day. to answer the complaint of Thos. Emerson,
assignee, on plea of debt due by note $3S a
cents :. -,
Fail not and due return make as the law directs.
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF May, a.
n iS6l,. eYrs' 'a'a JAS. N. SMITH,
~ 'FS aaiii.A Justice Of The Peace.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
STRAYED,
NOflce to Stock buyers.

nN Thursday, the 10th day Of June. 1860, will
" offer for SALE at public auction, 16 miles g. W OF
Greenvile, near the residence Of Daniel b. Graham,
500 head Of Stock Cattle, and so head OF
Terms Of sale Twelve Months Credit-the pur-
chasers required to give bond with approved security
-. 7'I8F 'liif'i ii@ ELIZABETH H. H, GRIFFIN.
Greenville, Hunt Co., May 28d, 1860. 4s-3w*
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

tor bi-'ri" attorney ,,.
uutlipuu.l nu requested Z" ghnllI.r " ~ VT
POO t-l, ~ ltu.t-t ~ ''Nl'"'' '' "'s'''' '''-
M luliral district
40 an, ,,,l,,ri.l and requested q, announce WI
..... J. WnSEIEN. E-I II IUt NuIht t- arJuIIHtniir
t,,sr1,y Of tbe I'ul Judicial pI-iu,t.
-, ST
r,,..t Of many Itieni, We nrr authorized a. m,
lNNESM. PArrElS'lN o. n'nn hlir !nr ''''I'''
the office Of Ch'sf Justice "I h'u'" county
For sheriff. - . 49,.
fsanihorzN AMI tTi'lr- r'l 20 nhn'nh'" ~
IL - candidate i"T t'''l''""h !" VIC '''' ~ ''
islt, ,,i,dlhly', ,.-, 4, g., .,,,.. y =, ".
...tr.s ns a ,,,,., ~ ,lc ,nl. ~ Main al pniin.
......t- W. "
81. r r,,,n..t ~ ,r,,,r,,- i-,rf nutllorE,l ="
ronnty
=,
For sn ,n ~ a., 1,nnnnr. WILLIAM
r't, R,l,hnl'H' ~, -, ,nn Ia tl, Office 0f
s..'.'" VI ''''',, ,,,,.,,,,,cr
t"rSo""' s"""' ,,,,,,,,
W. re authorized and requested ." nnmhnrn lutih "
N.N *I'r rs candidate Tor the "'''' "' ''"N" ="
'I- 81. MY . ,,,y.
IRE authorised nnd requested :" announce 7, "
HtNi Mas candidate Tor '''o o"''' VI '''''' " '''
'"..'' ,,.,,,,,
ore authorised aud requested To announce EUM AK,
W. 80 NJ, rs "nldntr i"r rc'''''""" 10 ''c ONCE :"
JranreT, Of Dallas county ~
No ~ authorized nul requested tn announce W ~ W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
Foreign and pomestic News.

tlaf r i
NIazzini has issued proclamation calling upon
and urging the Sicilians to unite with King
Victor Emanuel, and assuring them that it is
the only hope of obtaining their liberties.
A leading article in the Patric says that no
terms have yet been concluded by which the
evacuation Of Rome, by the French may be
secured. f-t.-., 4 ~ s,T,.s.st5.-.i;.
WAsnrscroS, May II The japanese Embassy
numbering in all seventy-one persons, were
officially received yesterday. 81
The party left Wizards Hotel about II, NJ,
for the White House, and bcing all in the
official court dress and escorted by the military
and diplomatic crops. made up one of the hand
soonest process sions thai has been seen at the
capital s...r,.
On the presentation Of their credentials, the
President welcomed the Ambassadors to the
country In a very beautiful and appropriate
speech, to which they as appropriately replied
Everything passed off in the happiest manner,
and everybody perfectly delighted.
In the House Of Representatives. the bill
proyding for an overland mail service between
the Atlantic definite action was taken.
The Post Office Appropriation bill, which has
been under consideration by tho committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, was passed. BY
its provision the sum of thirteen millions of dol
lars is made
In the Senate, Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi re
piled rather sharply to Mr.. Douglas speech,
made the other day.
In the course Of the speech, several sarcastic
colleagues took place. !. =
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
John A. Dix, Esq, as Postmaster for New
York. - ~,
WASHINGTON, May 1S--The constitution of
this morning publishes an address to the Nation
nal Democracy Of the Union.
Tho address is signed by eighteen Southern
members of Congress and urges that the Seceders
return in a body ut the Baltimore Convention, on
tlc 18th of June. fass l6t s.7i
Mr.. cauglzs friends give out hes today
that he will withdraw from the list Of candidates
at the adjourned Baltimore Consentioa, il on the
first ballot, jority Of votes Is cast against
him ff
The nomination Of Mr. Lineoln, Of Illinois
at the Chicago Convention, has created irnSa cssse
excitement here The Sewartlitss are ssrv iauch
disappointed.
Nssns,Lrx, May 49, The hon John Bell. The
ro,aines Of the National Union Convention, ar
rived hers to-day after brief tour in the Nerth
and West.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
STRAYED,

T,ROM the subscriber, on the Sd instant, miles
i north # Dallas, Black Spanish Mare, five
years old, about IA hands high, one fore and one
hind foot white streak in her forehead Spanish brand
on her left hip. small scar on the left jaw, and
TO me, or giving information Of her whereabouts will
be literally rewarded JOHN A. JOHNSTON. 3
Dallas Co., May "a, 1860. 40-4w"