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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Com. Vanderbilt has signifcd his willing
ness to charter one of his ocean steamers to
Mayor Wood, of New York, to convey the
Mozart Halp delegates to Charleston. The
plan is to charge each passenger so much
for the round trip, with the privilege Of
staying on board while at Charleston, so as
to save hotel expenses. The expectation is,
that the ship will be able to accommodate
at least one thousand of these patriots, and
that they will be absent about a week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
I.attnr frnm Richmond

Correspondence IA The .ucrandria gazette.
RlcuMo<n, Feb S. The House Of Dele
gates met today at o'clock, \. NJ. \
bill T. provide for the prompt payment q
the interest On the various bonds guaranteed
by the Commonwealth passed to-day ayes
l2O-and will doubtless pass the Senate in
i day OF two, and will snpercede the neces-
sity of hereafter passing bills at every ses-
sion for the interest On guaranteed bonds.
II further provides for summary remedies,
\ bill to authorize 4 subscription to the
capital stock Of the Monungahela Nayiga-
ton Company, passed to-day--ayes 9i.
4 hill subscribing $4,000 to the Elk
River Turnpike III kanawha, passed to-day
ayes 49,
The Richmond and Danyille Railroad bill
was taken up. This bill provides for State
subscription Of S3j0,0OO, to extend the road
into the counties If Pittsylyania, Patrick,
and Henry, with view to its connection
with the North Carolina Railroads These
are exceedingly productive counties rich in
their productions Of tobacco and wheat, 1t
i intended to connect with the coal field
Railroads IF North Carolina. The bill was
ably advocated ~ the intelligent member
from Henry, Mr. Martin, aud it was then
laid over till tomorrow
A memorial from John Withcrs Of Alex
andria, was presented in the Senate to-day,
about settlement Of the claim Of the State
against him Is partner Of Selden, Withers
y Co. Referred to the Committee Of Fl
nance.
4 memorial from many citizens of Alex
andria, was presented in the Senate to-day
Nv Mr.. Thomas, IN favor Of the repeal Of
the Bank Redemption act
"a LOCKER on"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

At enc Of the recent Wing meetings in
Nstth Carolina. the following resolution was
adopted THAT the formation of Northern
and Southern sectional parties gives the
North the advantage in numerical majority,
and that the safety of the South and Of the
Union requires that Conservative National
party should be formed upon basis broad
enough for every true patriot of every sec
ton to stand side by side"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

4 bill has been reported in the Legisla-
tArs Of Maryland. to prohibit and make I'M
lawful the marriage of first cousins. The
law already existing prohibits more. remote
degrees of relationship from contracting
marriage, and as remote degrees are prohibit
ted, the committee have come to the conclu-
sion that the closer degrees should be in
oludsd. First cousins now under special
engagements, will be compelled to consul
mate them as rapidly as possible, as there is
little or no doubt that this bill will pass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

THREE DwARrS.-Three curious specimens
Of stunted humanity are just now creating
quite furore, in Partisan drawing rooms,
where they appear to the establishment OF
private circles, though they have as yet
given no public exhibition of their persons
and talents. These Lilliputians leave Bar
NUNS ex-protege, Tom Thumb, quite in the
background; and one of the "glories" of
America as having given birth to the smallest
Of men is departed. The three dwarfs now
in Paris, are respectively Of italian, Austrian
and Hungarian origin. Kiss Jossy mea-
sures thirty inches in height, and is, like
the ''salyer-boy," of the song. ''only nine
teen years old" Yonderlich is twenty five.
and claims thirty-one inches, and Piccolo IL
of the same age, with the disadvantage OF
possessing three inches more than his Aus
trian rival. None of them speak French,
but they sing French songs with German
words, which does almost rs we'll. These
little fellows are not in the least deformsd.
are full Of gayety and are capital actors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The Boston Daily Advertiser, (Republi-
can says of Hon. Henry W. Davis :-'No
oas will be deceived into supposing Mr..
Henry Winter Davis to be Republican, or
likely to become one at present. There is
Ne doubt that he looks upon the Republican
movement itself with distrust, and he would
probably object TO restrictions upon slavery
in the territories"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

ICoaNLNIch1ED.
Tbe SUGGESTION il +hn l,9l.r,. r.,y INV,
o, Il nona III. r..i;. c.. S..,l
-" I" go i -
Ignoring the rich SILKS ana satiiIs importer
into the Northern cities FROM foreign couu
tries. and substituting ii their stead TIE
boroasnnr fabrics M o,,, avn domestic loom.
u r;..l .I,.I.
Z sooO ~ az
traught with good practical results ana
would rebound not only II the lndyidua.
happiness If many of Loth sryao hut ths
,yhoIa soc;oI corJ;t;or of ,,, ,...rt;,, n X.
country ~ouio uOuoVle'S D' 2Iea'l .N
proved. WouII not ADVISE lHe Ia!'"a
asiue' - 'ooI lot 1lIe i""1'1' Costly arVl''vs Z.
"'Viie, =" e""g ~ PoaScs9.oI' ~" ,"' '..'"7
upon '"e IIipIoA'P'u cAC'tri"eh' ~ 1"e ''
iiehV' "hu TIE purchasing IL i HoHe'p".'
uFes" ~ garment " wear curing W. eN>
tshee 81 IN ePnemtral i"i"'' iR regard !"
our relations win me North that Woa'a IL
measure defeat the great object ~ view,
ana would re attended with additional tN"
unnecessary expense ne proper deA
should be 70 wear out the present stock K"
hand, and when the eXlgenCIes ot tho m'-
ment require new articles u apparel !"
purchase the material Of a purely aaume'''
character a possible.
Inc charms Of female beauty and lo,r'
ness DO not require the adrcntl,ou, ad Z.
ornament % SHOW them oh ~ advantage
and to the rational and yirmou mind Pr
just as attractive in plain calico VI home
spun cloth, a when arraycd ii the mos.
i pIpVNpf u IL and brDpoiaS I- ~ tust rtfNI
many young men have been deferred from
matrimony, from the fear. which Tie czua
agance Of the times has occasioncI n 'hss
vision Of prospective bills lor crm,iuc ann
MORE antique, and the costly are> 1. Hon.
ton and Yallcnciencs. If for these now ELM
sidered Indispensable articles Of ILL., toilet,
could be exchanged the palmer anil more
seryiccable Goods or our own manufacture
and the cost Of dress reduced from $500
X tho Incentive, =, ,,.r r;.,,vn ,y.ill bt
- tle incentives ~ marriage No'h"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Col. Tontaine, the President Of the Vir-
GINA Central Railroad. states that an exag,
ssrstsd estimate has been made of the a
nsunt likely to be paid by that Company,
under the recent decision Of the Court OF
Appeals. and that he is authorized to an
nounce that the payment of the amount re-
qsired will not seriously embarrass the
Company in its financial affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Withrespect to the rumor that the En-
press of the French had decreed the doom of
crinoline, the Paris correspondent of the
Court Journal asserts that no diminution
was observable in the responsiveness of the
dress her Majesty wore at the New Year
levee. The Emperor, it is stated, was anxi-
GUS to see crinoline abandoned, but Eugene
having one day presented herself before him
in the meagrc attire of "a few years ago, he
at once recanted, and hoops reign para
mount
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

In Congress, yesterday. as will be seen by
reference to our report in smother column,
The Speaker Of the House announced the
Standing Committees, aad the Senate passed
Che Post Office Deficiency Bill, with several
amendments, including one abolishing the
"Frsaking Privilege"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Is will be seen by our Richmond CORES
yo.denee, that bill has passed the House
Of Delegates, providing for the future prompt
vaymsnt Of the interest on the various bonds
guaranteed by the State. 1t will, doubtless,
pass the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
Giddings, is in New York, tanning the

Giddings, is in New York, tanning the
Abolition smbers, by Lectures on Slavery.
With such leaders as Giddings, Garrison,
Wendell Phillips, &c., is it possible that in
this age. and this country, the "Republi-
can" party can ultimately prevail? 1t
would seem not. and we hope not. Fana-
tes. Incendiaries, and Disunionists, they
ought to disgust the public mind even at the
Nsrth. But the Union, Conservative men
there, must, unite to oppose and put down
the leaders and the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The "Oyster Fundum" bill, before the
Lsgislssure, is again making some stir down
in The oyster country, all around Norfolk
Some of its provisions, it is said, interfere
with the inspection law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The Richmond Wing declares that it will
asa hereafter publish the speeches Of the
nsnbsrs Of the Virginia Legislsture-un-
less they be Of general public interest
psst a paid advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Rev. Henry A. Wise, rector of an Episco
pal Church in Philadelphia, is fast obtain
iag faAs and distinction as most eloquent
preacher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

II b stated that large majority of the
Ssepss Of Texas approve and endorse Gen.
Nsssten's views against Southern Con
vsntioa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
MARRIED.

on the 9TH instant. ~ the Rev. Byron Sunder
land, Mr.. SNOWDEN ". ROBINSON, and Miss
ELVIRA T., daughter Of Mr. George y. Smith,
IT Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The action of the Legislature in refer
saes 70 exceptions in the ease Of violations
u Ne Duslling law, seems to be universal
y condemned throughout the Common
wealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

We have intelligence from the Western
Coast of Africa up to the close of December.
The Republic of Liberia was doing well.
The inhabitants were enjoying excellent
health. The agricultural and commercial
interests were in prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Usslitt, under trial. at Charlestown. il
very ably defended by Msssrs. Bolts and
6rssa, Of that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The Charleston Courier of Saturday re-
cords the death of the Rev. Cranmore Wal
lace, formerly of New England, an eminent
Episcopal clergyman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, it
is said, has received large accessions to the
subscription list, particularly in that por-
ton of the route bordering on Collington, in
Prince Georges county, Nd. Many plan
tiers who have not heretofore subscribed are
now very jealous in pressing the enterprise
to successful result. The Board of Direc-
tors have unanimously elected Oden Bowie,
ESQ.,, to fill the vacancy in the Board, coca
stoned by the resignation Of Col. Walter w.
w. Bowie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

On Thursday morning, at o'clock. JOHN
LEADBEATER, in the sd year of his age
Gas~ The funeral will take place FROM his late
residence On Pitt street, 7th day morning, At 10
o'clock.
In Washington, On Tuesday morning, the eth
instant, after long and painful illness Of two
years which she bore with Christian fortitudc aud
resignation, Mrs. JULIA +. DRAPER, in tho
9th year oil her age, wife OF y. G. Draper.
III Lecsburg, Oh Saturday evening last OF con
sum ptiou, JAMES WILLIAM FOX, in the 22d
year Of his age. The deceased was 4 member Of
the NJ. + Church. South, and died in the full
triumph OF holy faith.
In Winchester, On the 18th utino after short
illness, Of paralysis, JAMES MADISON HITE,
in the 67th year Of his age. Mr. II. was nephew
Of President Madison
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, $780,

Great efforts are made to induce Virginia
to 70 into the proposed Southern Convention,
by asking, "will Virginia desert the South-
era States !"-under the idea that South
Carolina, Mississippi, and one or two other
States comprise the whole SOUTH. The
Richmond Wing asks, very pertinently, an
OTHER qusstion--"wil Virginia desert her
Border Sisters {" 1t says that, sin addition
to the four border States Of Delaware, Mary
land, kentucky, and Missouri, there are the
three States Of North Carolina, Tennessee,
and Texas, making seven in all, absolutely
certain not to send commissioners to the pro-
posed Convention. We think we might add
Louisiana to the list, also-and, perhaps
Georgia. Here, at any rate, leaving out
Virginia. are seven States certain, and pro-
Lably eight or ten, that will not consent to
send commissioners to this Southern Con-
xention."
"Will Virginia-can Virginia-desert her
border sisters and others of her sisters not
On the border, and cast in her lot with the
Disunion States Is Virginia willing to
play second fiddle to South Carolina, and
Alabama, and Mississippi, as play second
eddie she must, if she consents to 90 into O
Conference with them, while all her border
sisters, and many others, positively refuse
70 70 into such Conference! With these
States refusing to participate in such Con-
ference, it is obvious that there can be no
such thing as q Southern Conference-no
such thing as a Conference Of the Soatheln
Stoses-but the meeting at Atlanta will only
b . Conference of a ter Of the Southern
States, and these few all bent ON the single
object Of bringing about an immediate and
unconditional dissolution of the Union"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Some of the German journals announce
seriously that company of English eapi-
talists have made an application to the King
Of Naples for concession for the extinction
of Vesuvius. The principal seat of the fire
of that volcano is situated several thousand
feet below the level of the sea. BY cutting
canal which would carry the water into
the crater, the fire would be completely ex-
tinguished, and the operation, which would
only cost 2,000, 000f., would restore TO cult
walton land of ten times that value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
sUMMERFIELD FITzHUGH

44IDUNb II LII ",
Brentsville, Prince William County Va,
win practice in the Courts Of Prince William
and the adjoining Counties.
Prince William County. Va NH 38-Enlv
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed. with dispatch, NJ this Ofhcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

NODFIsH. -, 600 Bs. GOLDFISH Tor sale y
~ feb 1 j. " HARPER ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

According to the Church Almanac for
1860, the Episcopal Church in the United
States contains 80 diocsses. The number of
bishops. provisional bishops and assistant
bishops. is 4s; priests and deacons 5000;
parishes, 2,ll0. There were ordained dur
ing the year, 70 deaeons and 90 priests.
Number Of candidates for holy orders 2Sl;
churches consecrated GO. The baptisms
were as follows: Infants 30,4l5; adults s.
III; not stated 4S7; total 40,023. Number
of combinations IA 500; communicates added
1874; present number 35,767; marriages
1859; burials II, 442; Sunday School teach
ers 1901; scholars ll8,069 Amount OF
contributions for missionary and charitable
purposes 81 ,627, 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

What are the sentiments Of South Caro-.
lima and her neighbors with regard to 1T
knowing only that there j. powerful and
apparently growing party in that section Of
the Union in favor Of the rc-opening Of the
African Slave Trade, sc can but take warn
ing Of the unquestionable historical fact that
South Carolina and Georgia, in the Conycn-
ton which framed the present Federal Con-
stitution, made it the express condition Of
their accession to the Union, that there
should be no prohibition ofthe Slave Trade
before 1905, and in order to obtain that e1-
tension OF time for the traffic, they entered
into bargain with the Eastern States to
surrender to a majority in Congress the IN
restricted power of regulating commerce;
both Of which provisions were steadily and
zealously opposed by Virginia, and were the
features of the new Constitution the most
distasteful to her feelings and judgements. "
There are other points Of divergence be
tween Virginia and the cotton States, with
regard to the different systems Of policy
their respective situations and pursuits
would inevitably give rise to IN separate
confederacy of the Southern States, which
every rejecting citizen of Virginia should
we'll consider, before he gives his sanction
to any proposal contemplating 80 desperate
a resort The staple of the cotton States Is
one, ofwhich the production is limited to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

Ing 81 1 Afs aitaaes fadily b shppkrs Of
height and - tYSlinspubli 4sfiff.9 ss2psa gel
For Eght epntaeto1sor Singing Drssipns spplz tOEad
1 dress eher lthe following agents 81 Gle comp
To- ING -'-i'' tDs A. STEW Art, fnlsbnrg ;is'i1
sfPasFce,s co. ZahesyiIis Sol tokastdng Rasy b; R.
seasy, hsgEills, KY sOrmsbsk croppa PorEnsnt o.
Paddock Co. JeGersopyilIe Tnd. q sW Brown & Go Gin
cinnati, Ahein A Ehherf. Cncinnst 81: O Medium,
ksdis6g ND! Jos If3dte KY; P q O' Riley u
Co. ;EFahtvie md N Tlarahan & Co. Cairo, Il.s
4 ssss, shsar 4 Glass, ST. Louis, Ales JshnlH
Tenn; Harris Hunt MenPhs Clarke & Co. Chicago,
I III WI Il koontz Atom, iii "a 70 FrslFh qs slf.
roads at different points in ne VESTS e tsaH hose =
sfdRhsG abilities 0TfeEedtr6r 4he Pro-
Il 'Sgct96k an d S6edy Tfsnsb ortatkOn d.
Y - ias-a le'-!ssi LIVE sfSGIkssii go 80" s-t
Ana GOOD % uluif PfSilees lSF rsOns
favshE h chgs tieteaf iistt it b, sai,'issf siF -
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lsa. a,-issl go .l.f4s D9gRLE Track si
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ts aGEAeIF1 oFz1Ii Road Is HsHHslAA 10 ni4Hr
ls--,sssi 49, WEzHEs s9EEaeUaaE-a
l'is.l 2 AS sENGEK TRATNs -
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ENoNNECTINe direct IN the Union iiss a. Eitiufg VIA
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Daily Mail and Fast Line Sundays ex1 dt IHs psiJ
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ogstherar o. snail tsca o. los % salt SURF \ ~
credit E Be given notes bearag a i1isroIi 80 ~
lean fetasd ufd q tie teF auaify n - Il III
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timber and pisars There tEo good dwelling 90
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= syod RaHklia dad ,cdmpapions7 Captain Aeo tOck
~ n ~ Ek rand 9lIusastions. Pa5e 4l5q
Art HecFe9rtbHEg Beng laUonplee glide oorhAIez
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale By =
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THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE: By O. ".
H. RrYxoLDs author Of Mysteries Of the Court o. London
&C. &c Complete in one Volume. Price 50 For is By
JOHN YORK & CO.,
iunea No IS Union street.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

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. ~ tScontf.et 20 10000 Cedhk Cros1-lffeI1 9fsst
lsil taan inehe7 er ei eal timber % b roal e - sFer
Cd q NJ 5rlds llna % de rda4 On NilHVnH -"
Ie egqEgegTg Faat n Ppptr,ct l1r $1,000 waite or
Eost YAK Ates % he SANE IKE shove Be- delivered
On e lue0f l4s rad 40 pills. frou1 bscoa 81 Is ~ -
enoqgh eu e1en laotiqn . lup7ly Re rsne.rf.. .-
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