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La w WI,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COTPT-Junay Royr

CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND.
Peter BOkleman, three indictments for selling
liquor on Sunday, gave bail in the sum of $500 in
each case.--Joseph Armand. indicted for attemp-
ting to pick pocket. gave 81 900 security for his
appearance. Joseph Evans, indicted for an as
sault with intent to kill Richard H. GauIt gave
bail in the of So, ,OOO-Samuel NJ. Evans, bonds
man.--Owen H. Richards, indicted for causing
the death of negro boy named Charles Goodwin
who was bound to said Richards and EMPLOYED
by him as a sweep-by ill-treatment was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. Trial fixed for next Tues
day.-State Us. Antoine Hedrick, indicted for
keeping disorderly house on South Howard
street, near Lombard. Tried before the Court
Held under curia.-Wm. III. Richardson, indicted
for an assault with intent to kill Richard H. Gault,
gave bail in S., ,000-Jos. Watson, bondsman.-
William Lynch, indicted for the murder of Mrs.
Anna Margaret Wehne, by shooting her with a
pistol on the 9th of November, 1857, was arragned
and pleaded not guilty. Trial fixed for Wednesday,
October 4th: Leakin for defence.---State Us. Ed
ward II. Walters, indicted for violating the Sun
day law by selling cigars. Demurrer to the indict-
ment filed and argued but not oncluded.--Daniel
Sullivan, indicted for the larceny of one iron tea
kettle, the property of Uriah Gravenner was ar
raigned and pleaded not gnilty.--Georgiana
Brooks, negress, adjudged guilty of stealing one
cotton shirt, belonging to Henry Brader, was SEN
fenced to be sold as slave within the State for the
term of eighteen months.--David Brown, negro,
found guilty of an assault on William G. Orem,
was brought out for sentence but there being anoth-
er case against him, he was remanded for trial.
Edward Reynolds, (the halter who had been on ga
tramp,") who pleadsd guilty to the larceny of two
dollars, was sentenced to the Penitentiary for four
months.--John Dill, found guilty ofstealing seven
dollars from Mr.. Roberts, was sentenced to con-
inement in the Penitentiary for two years.
The Court ordered Lewis Wells, who was found to
be lunatic and pauper, to be confined in Mount
Hope Hospital.--Elen Connor and Biddy Connor,
committed as vagrants for ninety days, were dis
charged on writs of habeas corpus on the ground OF
illegal sentence.--The Court adjourned at IL
O'clock.
U. S, DISTRICT COURT-JUDeE GILES
Robert Adair and others Us. Ship Archer Libe
for wages. Before reported. Decree for William
Stanley and Robert Wyman, each for S55 and costs
Libel dismissed to other libeants; each party to
pay their own costs.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
George +. Lauman and others u.s. Wm F. Dal
rYmpie. Action ON covenant. Before reported
Not concluded to-day 2ls to $50 in
elusive.
Nothing done in the Cry CIRCUIT CouRT
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDeE MARSHALL.
Mary Gamble, Administrative, Us. David Cooke
An appeal from Justice Wheat. Verdict for ap
pellee for $50.-Assignment 1O9 to ITS. n
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Duel nm in Missouri % between two Politician,

NoDAwAY. Mo-, Oct. ia duel was fought near
here yesterday morning, between Isaiah j Porter.
Esq, President of the Democratic Club, and Chair,
man OF the Executive Committee of st. Joseph, and
Col Harlem, of Boonsve.
Mr.. Porter was addressing political meeting
liar. N'A Z"
Both parties were seriously. though not fatally
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CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
White Sugar-A....... OK cts. per IL
do. do. QL

Yellow do C..........
sEEDS-We are again without transactions to note in
SioVerseed put We continue to quote it firm at So pei
pnshel OF 64 lbs for good new The market quite bare
OF timothy Seed but would bring if here So 1908 pei
oushel faXseed is steady at 409l so per bushel.
WHlSKEG.-There is a better inquiry for Whiskey
and the market for it is rmer. We note sales TODAY O
100 hbs City at 22 ct and $50 bbls Ohio st cts
and we quote both varieties closing these figures
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Exaggerated Renart.

PIrTsBuRG, October l5.-The loss sustained by
the recent fire at the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail
road depot has been greatly exaggerated. 1t will
| regularly.
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Receipts of Flour and Grain Mt New York
New YORK, Oct. l6.-The receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day foot up follows: Flour
bushels. ..-
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From Observation-Disclosures from the citv of
Mexico reaches to the 28th of September, and gives
full details of intelligence which has previously
reached US by telegraph from New Orleans, togeti-
er with much that is new and interesting 1t seems
that the commander of the Liberal forces in the
vicinity of the Capital -Ortega-instead of attack
ing Miramon directly, has resolved to make move
ment against Guadalajara, occupied by Castillo
with only four or five thousand men. TO move his
army, consisting of about 200 men, required
more money than the Liberal Golfers could afford
and hence the seizure of the conducta by Degollado
before spoken Of In manifesto explaining his
motives for the seizure, Degollado alleges that he
has been influenced solely by desire to bring
to an immediate end the struggle which has SO long
been agitating the country. It proposed to over
come all opposition at Guadalajara by an over
whelming force, and then, all opposition outside
being put at rest, to prosecute the attempt upon
the capital with vigor. The foreign Ministers were
very busy with offers of mediation, which were in
yvariably rejected by the Juarez Government
hiramon, the contrary, who is represented to be
In an extremely straitened condition, was willing
TO accept of almost any proposition. Business
wnlie, OF course, is suffering severely, commerce
Deing almost at a stand still. ll
Mr.. G. C. Cor, OF Rome, n T., is another aspir-
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NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The weekly statement OF
the City Banks show decrease of ST ,O53 900 in
loans S220,000 in circulation; S460 900 in deposits
and an increase of S137, 900 in specie
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. I3.-The steamer Temnest.
bound from Louisville to Cairo, with full freight
list, was sunk off Long Island on Thursday night
No lives lost o
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ARMS FROM ENGLAND.-The Commissioners ap-
procure arms for the better defence OF the State,
have been in correspondence with the manufactur-
ers of the Enfield Rifle, in England, and been offer
ed 5000 of that arm at price near sixty-hve shil-
to say that they win take $500 at that price.
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Naval Intelligence.
NORFOLK, Oct. 15.-The United States steamer
Richmond sailed hence yesterday for the Mediter-
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Flora Temple again a winner

rIUTu Temple again n winner.
SYRACUSE, Oct 13.-In match o-daY between
Flora Temple and George NJ. Pachen the mare was
again the victor. Time 2.261%, 2.251l, 226.
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Mr. c. c. Cor, OF Rome, N. T., is another aspir-
ant for aeronautic fame.d He has just completed
Prof loves, in which he contemplates making a
trip to Europe. t0
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Since Jan. .s2l 4e5,47l 6O,56971 Al 264, III
The Philadelphia Ledder of Monday SAYS:

Many Of our readers will be glad to learn that the au
tnortes OF Ptsburg have at.length acknowledged the
claims OF the holders of their railroad bonds In this CITY
the amount of such Indebtedness quite large We learn
from the Pttsburg Chronicle of Friday on the
vious evening special meeting of the Common Council
was held for the purpose of taking the ordinance
recently passed by the Select Council ordering levy of
four and quarter mills the dollar meet the inter
est due on the subscription to the Charters Valley Rail-
when the ordinance as adopted by the Select Coun
been levied at last and very troublesome question has
eeen disposed Of We of course take this action Coun
clls as the admission of the full liability of city, and
that provision will follow for the payment interest of
all the other bonds At least hope this is the under
standing of the present action
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PAYING Bet ON THE RESULT ON THE LATE
ELEorIoN.-ln Philadelphia, on Saturday, at noon,
Chestnut street was excited novel affair, result
ing from the recent election Thomas H. Lea
bourn, one of the assessors of the second ward,
made a bet with another gentleman, the conditions
of which were that the loser should wheel a load
OF wood from the Delaware to the Schuylkil, along
Chestnut street. Thomas, being the losing party,
mounted strap his shoulder, and, attaching
it to a wheelbarrow, loaded with sawed wood,
wheeled it from Chestnut street wharf, on the De.
laware, to the Chetnut street wharf, SchuylkilL.-
The affair created much amusement along the
fashionable thoroughfare of our city.
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RE-ARREsT OF s. NJ. BooTH-He Makes a Desper
ate Resistdnce.-This morning, about halfpast five
O'Clock, Sherman Nj. Booth arrived in this city on
the La Crosse railroad, under escort of two men,
and was Immediately conducted to his apartmep Is
in the United States Custom House, from which he
had been so long absent. Mr.. Booth attended a
Wide Awake meeting at Berlin last night, in COM
pany with two ladies, and was coming away from
the meeting after it We believe the
Wide Awakes were also coming away from the
meeting with torchlights, &c. At this moment
Deputy United States Marshal Taylor and a farmer
from the vicinity of Berlin, named E. NJ. Randall,
who left his team in the village and afterwards
came to Milwaukee, stepp ed up to Booth and
taking hold of him declared him to be their pris
oner. He attempted to get hold of his implements
OF destruction, but he was prevented, and he also
cried out, "freemen, to the rescue 70 but he was
hushed up and got out of the way before scarcely
any were aware of what was transpirng. Booth
was armed with revolver and bowie knife, and
mace the most desperate resistance. They arrived
at the depot about 10 o'clock, land found on reaching
there, that the cars just about to start from
Milwaukee. On removing Sherman from the bug
gy to the sleeping he refused to walk at ALL and
would lie down and be dragged along. Some one
at thu depot, feeling sympathy for him, no matter
who he was, inquired Indignantly of the officer
and his companion, tthey were hauling a man
about in that manner for2" Sherman told him ''they
were kidnapping him." But the men bearing him
off, hushed him up, and getting him into the sleep
ing car, the train sped away with unusual alacritv
and about half past five this morning he was con-
Quoted to the Custom House.
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PERT

Our relations with this country remain un-
changed, and there is no probability of the Ameri-
ship Lancaster, and gun-boats Wyoming and Mar.
raganset, were still at Callao. The latter was un-
dergong repairs, and expected to sail soon for
Panama, to carry Lieut. Jefres and party to Gulfo
Dnlcv
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General Flores entered Guayaquil on the oath of
September, and met with but little resistance He
is in complete possession of the city, Franco having
left for Peru in the English steamer. Flores de-
layed his attack on the town until he could receive
a fresh supply of arms from Panama and Peru,
5000 stand in all, which reached him about the
Goth ultimo.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
TEL EGR

The following the comparative Custom House
tables OF the trade Of the port of New York week
and since Jan.
IMPORTS
1855. 1859 1860
Dry goods. S77e,313 1,0l1, $40 l, ,635 1867
General merchandise. 4466lS 1,3l0996 234l53l
Total for week 49,. 81, ,225 931 2322366 1876 s9s
Previously repted 652 191 6l2 542 1873 43O
Since Jan sl157655 $50 1893 e34 eOs 1877 Oo5 33s
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
1858. 1859 1860
FOR the week..,.... Sl265,120 1095,6 600 2,06 III
Previously reported. As 2S3 663 40 95372I 697577e3
Since Jan l.,.. s4954s7S3 51O49,4u 7l,Sl9,5lO
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
1855 1859 1860
For the week...... ssS6,2S4 13A753 1859
PREVIOUSLY reported 20 5O92S SO PA 95s al 247 497
since jan l.''.''S2l, ,4s5,471 6O,56971 Al 264l76
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alonetarp ana Commercial 8sbish,.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is. 1850.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, lSoU.
The Stock operations light again today the trans
actions the Board amounting in value to less than
$4,000 The business done principally in the mining
fancies and these stocks with two three exceptions
heavy and depressed. Guilford was the most ac
tive of any Of the mining Stocks the sales embracing
5000 shares at s2k@256 cash. these figures being
advance of 3l6 the price bid for it on Saturday.
and an Improvement of y to s of dollar per share on
the price obtained for it less than a week ago Conso
dated also improved 16 to H. sales 1890 shares of it
being made at sl.44G1K cash and time Nothing was
done in Gardner Hill but sex cash bid for it, and
the only sale of Springfield of 90 shares at sX
seller 60 days 1t closed however steady at sax
asked regular way All the other mining stocks were
heavy. Sales made of 600 shares North State at
shares Deep River at s7KGSl cts the latter figure be-
ing decline of Saturdays price, and $50 shares
Silver Hill at 62H cts The only sale of Railroad stock
to-day was of so shares Baltimore and Ohio at
$50 buyer 60 days, but for Northern Central $22x was
bid and 23 asked regular way For Railroad bonds there
was some inquiry and sales made Northern
Central 1855 at 66& and 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
unendorsed third mortgage bonds at 81 Northern Cen
trail 1855 closed at 664 bid, 66h asked Baltimore and
ohio 1855 at SO bid, and do 1855 at s5 bid Nothing
was done at the Board in State City 6s we note
sale of 6 shares Union Bank at s76H.
In New York to-day Erie advanced u; New York Cen
tra u; Reading NJ Cleveland and Toledo n; Rock Island
\; Harlem =; Gaena and Chicago IL; Virginia 6s 4.
and Missouri 6's q, but Canton fell off NJ Michigan
Southern y; and Michigan Southern guaranteed 4.
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The news from this republic is unimportant.-
The steamer Granada had arrived at Valparaiso
from New Y ork, and sailed for San Francisco
The American ship Hansburg sprung aleak and
sunk off Juan Fernandez. on the 10th of August
All hands saved
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BOIIXIA
ECUAnQR

General Belzu has again assumed revolutionary
attitude in Bolivia, and is said to be supported by
President Castillo of Peru.
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FIRE AT ITrsBURe, PA.-We learn that the en-
gne house OF the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
at an early hour yesterday morning. At the time
OF the FIRE four freight and four passenger engines
were in the building, all of which were damaged
such an extent as to be unfit for use The loss
estimated at $4,000
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r, A public meeting was to take place in Augusta,
ga, on Saturday last, the object of which is ap-
peal to the President to intercede with the Gov.
ernment of Honduras for the release of COL Rudler,
who was captured with Walker, and condemned to
Imprisonment in the mines -
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A recent English reviewer justly speaks of it as
emDodylng treasure of true political wisdom,
| and displaying warmth of love of his country,
with earnest aspirations for its liberty and ndepen
dence, which no similar production has exhibited
with SO much force since the world began" Un-
less God for our SINS specially interposes for
punishment, our Union will, must be perpetual
IL Is toe crowded with blessings to and to man
kind it has too deep seat in the honest American
heart it is too strongly supported by the remem-
prance OF the patriotic sufferings and wisdom of an
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A NEwsBoYs LETTER.-The following letter was
received by the superintendent of the Newsboy's
Lodging house, New York, from an energetic lad
of IA years, lately sent out West. 1t speaks for
itself. 1t enclosed another addressed to the news
bows, which we also give.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12


SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
NHIS old and responsible Company insures
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description of property and offers to Merchants
and Others desiring insurance, the security OF an
actual CAPITAL of S6 $685. 500, for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
1yDIy1pUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent OF
thcir entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and Is large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth. the most ahPle
provisions exist for meeting every possible cialtn
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States
the Company has empowered him ITO appear 70
and accept any action or legal proceedings instl-
tutcd against or by said Company, in the same
manner as if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws of the United
States or any of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGENT AT PHILADELPHIA,
tn Ey.BLE HIM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. NoJust
claim has ever been disputed ana ProlhPt pay
mcnt of losses is Il standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding S323,oO were pai4'
Inssns Maid rs soon as the amount is ascertained.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about ST.
OOO, ,OOO increasing gradually each year showing
that it has the confidence of the different comnu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, ana IN
all cases will be based upon the character OF the
owner or occupant, and the merits OF the FISK.
The conditions of Insurance framed with the
greatest liberality.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
ny. Office in Exchange Block, on King street.
con 1S-dIy
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NEW TYPE
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
::,Sll-.-.SA AND ORGET0WN STEAM
P1ChET COMPANY
Nrw ARIA NGEMENT


Tho fayorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Yrp.r. has recently been put III aomplcte order,
Ayja, had Il ldcd to her former accom- m;hodatlohs
g.,l,iouS saloon and fourteen comfortable state
,ou,. VITA entire new bedding and other tnrnl-
~. and will until the 22l September next, leave
g,l,imore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON;
d. .fy lnsteal Of four oclock-tnus afordlng pas
..n,.rs AMI shippers two hours more IN Baltimore
al arriving at Point Lookout aud hlnSale al
,,,-s convenient hours III the morning. Return
n, the Columbia will leave RileyS wharf, W ash
;,y,op. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
,y and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling III
alt the usual stopping places, gong ana returning
nllni aal receive passengers and irelsht.
All FOODS received after five o'clock on Satur-
d.y. will he stored in the Conpanys warehouse,
Al the risk Of the shippers, aud forwarded by the
.n-a DIAM MON D ST T +, the following
<zE1N "WEDNESDAY, uuleSs convenient Tor the
a-ent IL send tucm after that hour, IN which
r;.pt he j. instructed to d" so, although 1t Is
6.,rlble they should bo delivered us early IN the
l.y a. practicable. and all way freight should be
sent before four o'clock.
Since tho COLUMBIA has been enlarged, IT
rarely happens that she caunot take considerable
slilvons to her usual freight. Shippers there
ilre having large lots Ut 1uau0, pig iron, ana 9TH
e-irsight. can have them carried by spccia! agree
n-a,, on terms mutually advantageous, on appn-
cation to the following agents.
CHAS. WORTIlINGTON. Baltimore.
WHEAT l. BROTHER, Alexandria.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
- ~ C,:rroy Straat 4 Slayou6ria Va


4 CARD.-ENOGH GRIMES respectfully in
N forms his friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES b.
GRIMES and under the firm name OF Il. CIR MES
h SON. we have resumed at the old stand on falr-
fax street. the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BuSl-
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES and hope and
expect to conduct the same, as to merit the conf!
dence and patronage Of all who may give us Il call
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to out door work. both III town ana
country, such as ,,,..-,-,-l.
ROOFING, GETTE'RIEG Gnd SPORTING,
And all kinds of Stove and Furnace Work. and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jnbbing and Repairing attended to IN person
Our Stock OF STOVES is intended to suit the
wants of every body. We are determined to please
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
arc SIN and we shall be content with snail profits
jgasy~ Orders from the country, either for WORK
or for goods promptly attended 10.
oct l-ly L. GRIMES & son.