Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

EDGAR SNOWDEN.
LEX CAMBRIA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1860.
CoxGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday, the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro-
,ria.ion bill was under discussion, and scy-
nral of the House amendments concurred in.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was
also considered. In the House of Represen-
,atves, the army and Navy Appropriation
ILLS were considered.
There are many apparently 'irrepresslble
conflicts" in the ranks of the Democratic
part. Opposition 70 tariff" or to a
'.Dro.ec,ive' policy, is a cardinal principle
II the creed of the Democratic party in 'r-
qintc and the South. The ''Pennsylvanian, .
the administration democratic organ in Ptnn-
sLyue;c, declares "that the obstinate and
oersissen opposition by Southern politicians
to {. protective revenue tariff, is one of the
fundamental causes of the growth of Aboll-
Lion;sm in the North" And again, 1t af-
firms th?t it is il the narrow-mlnded and
,hortsighted policy Of Southern politicians,
who vote down the tariff, that the true orr
lin o. squatter sovereignty and the pcrls to
the South, with ;ihica this idea is pregnant,
must be found" All this must be edifyng
and consoling 10 the Democratic masses IN
he South, WHO suppose that III voting Tor
Democratic Presidents, they are voting to
,at down Tou70S. If Pennsylvania Demo
cretic doctrine on the Tariff is to prevail,
Why object to Wing tariff doctrine?
The fuss over the japanese, in New York,
sill about conclude the scene, so FAR as gen
erol Interest is concerned. Whatever is to
cone Tili pail upon the taste The ia
panese themsels os are as wearled with the
trouble they have to undergo, as the public
VIII soon be in reading OF the attentions they
receive. If they are as intelligent as they
are represented to be. they must be heartily
tired of being made shows" Of throughout
the country, while at the same time they
must appreciate the kindness and hospltali-
ty they have experienced from the govern
ment and citizens.
Some citizens Of Hampshire County Va,
who had gone to Blairsvilla, Pa, in pursuit
Of fugitive slaves, were ordered OFT by mob,
at the hepd Of which was the Common
wealt.ls Attorney for the comfy OF Indiana,
under threats of assault if they did not i'm
mediately leave One of the citizens OF
Hampshire county was actually severely
beaten by party Of negroes, none OF whom
were arrested. 1t is owing to such vlIlalny
and rascality on the part Of the Aboittlonists
hat the present state of feeling exists
Their conduct is inSuiteraole.
The Paris Moniteur, government organ, ]
declares that the accusations and suspicious
concerning the annexation Of Savoy and
Nice, are entirely groundless, and that the
Emperor desires to live in peace with the
other sovereignS Of Europe, and to devote
his endeay0rs TO the development OF the
resources of France" These are ''brave
1ro5Y}&.'
DR.. Luke White who for half 4 century
has been Il useful and honored citizen OF Pc
tersburg, and who, by his many virtues and
estima;,le character, had endeared himself
to the entire community, died last Monday
night, at his rcsidCace on Old street, OF con"
sumption.
The lion. EirunG 3ur':e writes from
Washington to & friend rs follows:
Everybody expects smaShup at Baltl-
ro-e mere will be two 2andidates-|'oug-
les enc Il Southern man. | shall not wait
to see the row, but leave Immediately for
reSterh 4>eW orh.
olr. ..lv:ance, OF Pa has introduced II re-
:,olr ion in>o he IIou3e of Representatives for
"expurgirg" he resolutions Of censcre re-
een,lJ passed. "Soltiry and alone he has
ser ne bill IN mction.'
The proceedings Of the DEMocsArlc Con
S;NTIDN n 81 iulniOfH, almost exclusively oc-
;npj p:6ic attention. and we, accordingly,
devote G. considerable portion Of our columns
% the sayings and doings there.
.)1riug the present session OF Congress
nine hundred bills have been reported IN the
I.or Sc of Representatives and more than
five hundred Ill the Senate. Nany Of theS"
will 30 over until the next session.
IN monday night in Baltimore, thetriendS
G. ". Douglas harrangued the people from
the steps of Mr. Eeverdy Johnsou's house,
aud the opponents of Mr.. Douglas from the
.olcuny o. :he Uilmor House.
1t albany. r. J., June Il, Il terrific bail
storm occurred. The streets were srbmers-
ri BY frcshet, houses were submerged, gar
dcns destroyed and 4 great amount OF pro-
partv damaged 4 house fell IN, severely
curing tlrre" persons
The Mayor and City Couacii OF No!o"-
i.ns. Chic, twenty in number, left Wheel