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Foreign Intelligence.
Three Days Later from Europe,
Arrival Of the Nova t,cot an


"'""i' Jaw W 90 svo'"'"'p "'v' se'
hi' nom bV~p'bl D5cemDu Hhh, va LbadJndsi-
~ 9sth, arrived here .sss nght.
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,h. ooh
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n, i3e N'ahrI cnhhhu uhuhNy cld MIRO 'Shnni
~, s.u' VIC 'ho' u'ohe'o' in some 'O'nucS sihSihS
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IA s. IN ~, snu no VIZ, wn,ch
20, u' en $50, - IN ,i lou m weIe
Ss , v,nsI.iso'e , h Nsn'on @ iu rss; .sone, oonn-
.,p,. W "a u.n nea upon tuo euysN ani WAS
pa.,, To.w 49, "Tmy 49, 20 a ,eru. ", ,..
,,,,i,,s, ~ ~, Lino plee oi u VI, suvanceu
al.r dea~.
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:, %mP~r~ ~ wsre gu ,teh' 'nN uAnnA.p' ns1 s't'Veu
"rs Is, pu'asy we've cinu.iosd.
sHS nu.fu ', " ~ ~ VI" :. nisis aooross On now
',Ms asy ~Hn n a !" emln.n.y psc'nS. ,
10 ,Ioa,S"ssa , a., 'yr n w. ": rs. p.p',m,nq,a,
:, c,yc nI,"Y w a,,n .a aar..,Ir mv aT,
,rc iii y, ,,s p,s,cs a., 60, q So '''
Tn P,J' n,urse 'r ,h, SG n, 90 LIE Anne,
kes.n closed q, GSL 35c.
Italy.
Reports rola,iv, ~ the state ot affair. n Gaeta, c.n-
tuuc C nv ai,s,ury
A uppscn ilon. G,ts 2si. s.yui Tne b,nbn,d.
m,At OF the city ia c,ntinu,d w.h y,g,., Toe
Spar i.h An,ba sa.lor lr hi. p,lace on a.cSuni Of ~
brng Iidd,o wish bule,s. Twl ofncsrs hal b,an
struck vhile standing near the Ktag. New BNrcii.
nan h.s.rie. can b. seen, and are evidently ready 10
,.tc par, in the boml arAnen,
Ai'pu'suon has arrived hsre from Ctsbrs' and
W." "o W ''"o s' "'u' :" ."'o' y" "' A"is
Inc ruin correspondent OF ihs DdHy N'us A"ern
tba, ,he u hostile operations syains,
C,c,. from ,hs .,. "A. a. ,housb, 4, Ina =, h.ad =,
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q 70 supply the large cils- dsasrs at the 10 sest
kctureis ps,ees. They warrant tho articis TO be
bttai; Tor preserving iron sud othsr metals, ssd
Ibid csnvsas u hss no equal. Brick buiidiuss
3 with one coat Of this paint vi be kept p.rfsct-
for many years at about one thi I'd the prios OF
ad-tt d worth vas'ly more for ali such purposes.
BTevEyS, BRO rHER D 90.
S21s 212 Pearl skreet New York,
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Y YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

sTlv .Ns, BRorHER = .Co.
rncr1sHss "a fH 81 sd px sLHxs II HeE eE.TS usr,p
sTiTiONAsY and P0RrxBLE :sTsAt
s1S snd BOILERS, WO0DWO9rHS FLA
LATHES PLANERs, DRII.Ls
LEATHER d BUBBkR BEL TING,
Git AND OTHER COMPOSITION MsrALS
ali other aftie'e. needful In Machine bhop.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
~. DICKS Ieleeratsd A,n Friction
SHEARS, PUNCHES PRESSkS.
|ARRIy PATENT SITTING N MACHlNNS
FREY's DoCBLg;hGnTlN1 BALL VALVE
FRTABLE eCALES IN GkyAT VAR ETY.,
'"' '' astr7lo
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MACHINERY, sc.
CK's ANrl-FRICrIoN MACHINE,
FOR PUkCHINi, SIiyARIN1

LAb AN fhlCtlON mACHlNE,
FOR PUNCHINI sIigARIS9,
ANp PkpS5ING IRON, ac..
MOST BPs!ClsNr, ECONOMICAL AND
|SR SAVING MSCbISES IN the WORLD.
,sn Ia all but done wsy with, mex TO oil Is re
In rum ing them asa no rep.irs are nes1ed for
lthe largest m schn.e require les than horse
tr Shesrins aud Punching Iron, 70 one Inch In
90, with no perceptsble effort, doing the work
INST smooth and psrfect manner.
recr to the lsrgs~t and m at successful establish
In the country, TO lssrn the vsue OF the vSri, ,us
|Des made under DI ks PATENT. such -
p q MawErr, Trsptoe, N.J.;!OoRLiss sruAA En-
20; Proyidence, X II !. ID; W. W CoRsEI.l,
BKEBy d Co.. New York : wyASDorTy ROLLING
Detroit, Mich; COLLINS ANE fACroHY, Collins
tt, and 1any othe's In rev Yors, New koglsnd
| IL, nliDioe, Georgii, OhiA &c, to many OF
aftsr using them TOR tw0 or three yo.rs, say thay
MOI be with rul them for three four times their
hid others y ihst Ia cnmpsrisnn With any other
pes kaewn TO them, that theY pay for their cost
3y six mcnths, nscL
fcsrs promptly attended 70, and al ili'rmstiou
STEW sNs BROTHER b CO..,
S9t1 NEW YORK
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Ter.oI Inn st the sou,h


-. A private letter has been hsnd.d US, ds'ed
New ,ris,ns, January 1, frem bich wo tAke the
following
fou know ] am o aholitionis., nv her bl'sk
republican. | have always bseu D1mocr,t 80
was brought up ore. But for all this stand q,
good a CHARGE a. anv one 10 have Outra 20,
committed on me In this way If rot tha
i'll will ~ scuiherner. TO would only
have TO say that he heard mo utter sDolitisn
sentiments, sni should have short notics to
leave town, ard be husky IL I got or With ut
a new ,uit Of homespun, made of tar snI fs,,h-
ers. Moro than this it Is dan Icrcus 20 set t1s
i'll will OF q Niger for all ha has 10 a, ~ TO .ay
TO some resident :--'Massa, dat gsnmsn "a <
abolition 20 mo-" His word would b, taksn b..
fore mine and, without Judge or Jury, I souli
have 10 have ths country, and NAV nan get no
farther than the tirst tree at that ysrR
The Aubu,, .s,,rb,c, nu,,I;,b.. IN. s,l,o--
inc Latter from /, y; ian NJ Tb.,l. Ia,
:" Cu.,Srs,n, J,n = tsci
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thu s.m. a. yh.n Ias, -. .a p'y
the Is,' I, he. h.er ,h. 80, -, ., 80,
one veek nast that ovor s.v ao,,h" an. 80,
tinuous rain and Gsy-.ysty hat wa,,n., y, ,,.,
.n,di., I az, 80, - ,hn ~. 1n ~
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+ MV YQEssJ yTs SSEAM.

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- .ssssssa Ssss ~ F.n . S ). % sss.S, = ~ % q 8.
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brcok link md Gray sibsisn squixrs vstorinss, Y
laIE ,.risy Of Cht4rsas Ra.Y rgsA
Nv York Far Msnufs sasurtns % I, Dc Chsthsm n
Assl AA~SN6 HLRAiSa Hsnsxe
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Pa.MsSsN A. NOTICES.

\ spd cther-, -ho bsys s-rved I'm aly u tue sAcs.
AIN their varrs, b by spply ins TO 81 NAssau d.
| Fulton D. g. BB0 wNs Attorn.t sr Unite
cisio.s ee9I aAe~stRs
DNEY TO LOAN - $2O0, 900 To
lean on bo' .ad norts >sc, In sum- TO
|pp'iosnte Also, s7n n0oa flr tire psrch.se Of go,
fsists 0fhss, II Gedsr ct, bstvesn Brosdvsy and
= It sosss
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ELECTION NOTlCk-OFFICS OF THE
- AetroDltan 0sslisht Company OF tbs city Of Hsv
fort, 10 Nsesau st-Ths annual mestns Of ths stock
.rd Tor ths nHnsactoo Of ohsr businea. viii b ksA
the Office Of the company, on Monday, yan'y lSth,
seofstary. d0o f6hWAPslOs
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

RBERS TWO JoURN1YMSN AT THE
y job 6ddre.s A. H., Bo1 sal Sur offcs, l,s ~
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ConniereLai,

liverpool, Dec, 90 S-LrvkRrsoL CorroS MAR
KAT The Br kef's Circular IepDrIs the sales OF cot
for 'he four days T2 90 ba e. Including 20 90
10 specuators, snd G.O0J h. .xpJders. A quAi'iss
nave tdyIncsd 20 IA AMI the nsrket c1o'ss with
a. sctiys de m 4nd bah fom Oh trade and from Speca
aton IRE ssles today, tPiday) sum up l2.0OO bilsL
Inc rdnB O0 20 specua,Ors and exporsers, tho
k.t closing Arm, NJ the follow ng qu aAlions -
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Il nish .Asns was pr c'aimed seplrs,s colony
On she gO.e Of October. The Territory bet Sesn the
rivers Of lsk anona sld 0ren Kt, constitutes the
depsL dsncy. A eIgue had been formed In the East
oyincea u piooure separation from ths West.
Ms.ngs In favor Of Ihis movement bad taken plaDe
m al Tbs principal towns Of sbe Iys aud large sum,
hsd been lubicIllei for the zane object
The Brtifh Lad cip'urei r slay0r with T6j slaves
on Ia d. Hie MA iak IN Into pnrl ald eladsnh ID
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M ~ LEr-epOvI aCnss VI
n And with COED saihinsu, for gsrdensrS o. mifk
iynquire on the wenls< ps.r Myth ave fssk
WIZ n D., d RALPH LANE Ae90 Waffle
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EsPINYMEIyC-M~ls-

LRTNER wANTED-N FARMER IN
~ vholss ale and retail stlnd 10 Que Of the lssins
e.s NJ the city. -ith .c,ptl Of sSNo. Address
bcr sIl Sun offioe, for days, full name jay s.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

4 demonstration was made in Petersburg
on Saturday, with Il view Of notifying tho
new mail agent on the Petersburg and Nor
folk route that his presence was obnoy ous
but substitute happened TO be on the line
that day, and nothing was done beyond coI!,
municating the popular intentions to him.
About two hundred persons were III the de-
pot awaiting his arrival.
At q mee;ing OF the friends Of Secession
in Albemarle, on Monday, VIM. h. Hart
was nominated for the Senate and 3. H.
Magruder, and B. I. Minor, for the House
of Delegates. The Conservatives have nom
mated Messrs. Moan aud Cochrane for the
House Of Delegates.
A destructive fire occurred at Mount Salon
Augusta county, on the 10Th ult. The OK:
Fellows and Masonic Hall aud several dwell
lings and other houses We're burned Loss
IS or $4,000. Fire accidental.
Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, who has l"tl
the u. S. army and been appointed 8 Ii,,i
tenant i'll the Confederate forces, is son u!
Commander S. 5. Lee L. $. \.
\ short passenger railway was commenr
ed i'll Richmond few days ago, and will lie
ompleted. it is expected, within two months
Mr.. W. A. Cave, formerly Of Page co,ln.
ty, clerk in the Census Bureau, in Wash
ingtOn, has resigned
The deaths of VIM. Caball Flemink (, an.
W. IL. Anthony, Of bousetort, are announced,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

DIX. BREcKINRlDCE on TIE CRIslS-One
OF the ab!est papers Jet written on the pre-
sent disastrous times, is fro II the pen oil
Rev. K. j. Breckenridge, whose talents
learning, strength OF mind, and patriotism,
ell admit Il is Tract entitled-"Ou
Country; its peril and its deiverance The
doctrine Of CuelGiou; its abuse; nature; rela-
ton 20 the actual state Of affairs; the power
duty, sad responsibility of the General Go,
yernnant.' sven those who differ from the
author must coucede the elrquence aud pow
er with winch he enturces his views The
extracts seut from this tract, ara too long
lor publication in the newspapers, and
will ask only riat the conclusion of the es.
say BE inserted in the Gazette. DR.. b.
a:2t1es that we have q gUrerument--tha the
government is bound to maintain itself
wii$in the laws--a:ld then he goes on to
Hay--and let his words be ronSniered, not
logs - A.
I'VE believe it is the desire Of the Ameri-
can perri; that the present revolution
should be brought to such conclusion that
the >cceding States shall all be restored to
their position ia the nation; and that To
this end such settlement Of existing diff
calties shall! be made as will effectualv and
peacefully secure this result. In order to
that, it IL impossible Tor the nation to
permit any thing To he done by the General
Government, which will rake for granted
thar the STATE OF aGgerateh and disloyal
mr.ntrn either ~ ;ne extreme North or the
extreme South is irrerocaoly Fixed as linal
anG sovereign expression. Ga the contrary,
"hai The Nation must take for granted, as
tie basis oi every nope Of peaceful success,
Is that a revolution in opinion must take
place in both quarters. in view of the imm
nent peril ut our position. But, beyond all
doubt. every thing t!nt can strengthen the
hands Ut the party uuw dominant. either at
the extreme North or the extreme South.
mast weaken every hope of any revolution
III opinion, every hope Of a solution at cnce
peaceful and successful. Nothing could be
50 fatal as the conviction in tie mind Of
loyal rlti2eus, both iii the extreme North
ana IL" extreme South that the nation does
not sympaJhize with them. and will abandon
them. Il is therefore, sheer Jolly to wea-
ken the posture of the General Government
towards the secession movement. The du-
ties of that Government are perfectly clear
uS 70 their nature, no matter how difficult
they may be as to ths mode Of their pertor-
lnafce. The nation has no alternative for
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THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

l..
III 'he o"',a'e OH hTi'"%y' Tue 'eSol",'o''
'""'er''''s '''e re''n ~ arms -, VA" ~, '"'F''
UP ana WI motion % -hr. H. w ii"''a'
was Hi'' on the ta9is. - ,.r
! VA ho'i''n oi .1r' Hinitl, li"use pii' ioF
! the parti"i SUSPENSION CT Tie safe ol state
bonds, ARD to provide lar complying with
contracts 2lrehdy made upon the CoVlnStal
| ana ONO itallroao was taken up ana Mr.
" !chtiH:h ""@tea tiie i"l''"'"S S"oSH'u'c'
he 1t enacted by the "eneFai Assembly,
nat me commissioners u me 'olhN'nS ru"u
De 40" fhey are hereny required u invest
at ~ cents on the dollar l9r ne temporary
RELIEF OF the contractnrS Oh that work three
! Ih"'lS"na do liars IN the DondH heretofore hH-
th7F!z"'! to be 1s>ne1 tor the construction n
the tovinGFon ana Oh'o h'iiF"ad; the said
4".'','"' u c"hS''lu'ea part u 'le AHfto'
F:'a1o "tfeio:"rc "''''e u '"T N"'iuSt''
ana ONO hallInaA.
ms act Sha!! De IN lore" from 'ts passage.
lie substitute was aa"ptc't-"yes u:
noes ii.
TN motion OF Mr.. douglas, the resolutions
OF the Senate concerning the Beiloha guns
were taken up, and, on his motion, the
amendments were conquered III.
aopinst the MASSAGE Of he resolutions inc y
law s;gned hv S;cssrs Carter W;ctham
Marshall. JOHNSON, f. ", Thomas, Cara
wav, .Jr, Stuart Mckenrey, and Townes.
Massrs. 5rannon, Naeson, and Coghii
objected to the profess being spread upon tha
iournai of the Senate, because it WAS !. Pr
test against the action OF the House OF Del
eualt.s and not against an action of the
Senate.
MIR. Thumas defended his position in
reply.
The Senate refused to permit the protest
by vote Of ayes !, noes &c
Senate bill to provide quarters for lie Public
Guard, and Il depot Tor arms and munitions
Of var at the city OF Richmond. was taken up,
read third time; and laid Oh the table
rs the afternoon session, the Senate having
nothing nj more importance to trans:'ct, took
up and considered the bill authorizing tina
County tonTiS ~ declare wafer courses Jaw
iii !'nccS.' The h'I! was re:ortcd with an
an,nn"!haH'. in""n 'te'E p"".l'"hsn.
iEe !"'''t resolution IL RELATION - lie @ile
81 m'2Se''' was next taRen up;
'c''u:l'? ''ic u'7Ses''o'! 81 "i'!cn' Oh ma
'ioh' III" 'Sehate aaj""r'''u'
IN the nousn If Dolo,,tas ~. uo,s.
nrn,eedeJ ia rnnsidcr Senate amendment. T.,
House hin maxine anor,nr;at;cns for ,ias.
c;encios ;n f,rmer observation-disclosures ard f..
d.rrarinn aynnncas n nI,onorn1 / ssa,,,t1,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

As see that the Secession party il Madi-
son County have resolved that it is unw se.
expedent, and suicidal, 10 elect rnembe:
of Congress from their district, at the next
Congressional election in this State, would
be glad to know if the same opinion holds
with the same party in this Congressional
district--ard if they intend to commit sui
eide" in the matter, or not? don't wish
'em any harm, but if they would only adopt
the Madison county resolutions, it would be
elegant' Wouldn't it? Does any body
think they are going TO say, ditto to Mr..
Burke" NOT ONE.
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OF the failure, that is in store for our
country, no man knows. But OF one thing
We are sure; and that is, in any event, II.
or out Of the Union; Secession or Recon
struction; Southern Confederacy, Border
State Confcderacy. or return to the old and
once glorious, happy, powerful United States,
no citizen. however exalted, or however
humble he may be, who has zealous!y, truly,
and consistently endeaVored to preserve on:
Government from disruption, aud our ma
tional Union frcm disintegrat!on, or who
nss exerted himself TO restore, il possible,
on honorable terms, the stability Of that Gov
ernmcnt, and the harmony of that Union,
will ever regret his course, or fail 10 he
nr3ud OF his share ia that attempt, let it fail,
or let it be triumphant. 1t is q good cause,
and deserves to succeed, even if it should
nc.. The time will come when all men will
acknowledge this. When reason, and Judg-
lnent, and calmuess prevail, and produce
ehoir proper results upon the pubic mlnd ;
when the people of all parties shall! have
settled down to their ordinary pursuits, un-
der the old government restored and guarau-
tied, or 3 new one yet TO be tried and proved
ayep The candid and unprecedented Of those
who are in favor of, and seeking TO briIg
about, separate and immediate secession,
will do justice to the motives, the patriotism,
and, it may be, the wisdom of those who
III ,ught differently, and sought to procure
different kind Of action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The crew of the American whaling ship
Superior, il is aScertained, were some time
last winter set upon by the natives OF Trea-
Sury Island, Solomon Group, and almost all
murdered Some few o. the crew, kept rs
prisoners, were rescued by q gesssl which
subsequently, touched at the island; ATwen-
tysix we're hdtchered 10 cold blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The STATE CONVENTIONAL ConVen-
ton was addressed yesterday by Messrs.
Montagua, in favor of secession. anu MAC
farland, ia favor Of reconstruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

Marie Louise Nictorie. widow Of Edward,
Duke Of kant, and mother OF the present
Queen of Great Britain, died at her residence
near Windsor, 90 the 10th ult She was
the daa shter OF Francis, Duke of Saxe-Seal-
field, Cobuurg. and was born August II,
list; was married TO the Duke of Kent, the
fourth son Of &c )rgc III, at Cobourg, on
the 29th Of May, 1918, and at London on
the llth of July ensuing. She died Of can
Ger, disease which had long afflicted her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

Mr.. Gibson, of st. Louis, has been ap-
pointed Assistant Attorney General. aud
has accepted the appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

We have received, through the poiitenes;
Of Hon. VIM. Smith. the Report Of thi
Finances ior iS59-'6,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

Capt. VIM. c. FIournoy, died at his resi-
dence in Prince Edw ard county, Va. on
Sunday evening. lie was a man of rare le-
gal avtainments. and for many years filled
the post Of Commonwealth Attorney. He
was widely and favorabiy known, and his
loss will be HeenlY lameuted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

4 few days ago the inhabitants Of the good
town Of Berlin, Canada, were astonished at
learning that their postmaster had taken
French leave" Of them, with $4,000 be-
longing 10 the poStofice department in his
possession The rumor was not at first
credited, but the appearance Of the postothce
Inspector. on the Scene, put the matter be-
ynnd n.nInt
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e. a NnlrD.

At Litchtield. Illinois. By the Rev. Mr. Kent.
Mr.. SAMUEL f.. o. RANN0N, to Miss MINNIE
3. EVANS, daughter Of Mrs. A. X. Evans. for
merly Of Alexandria. Washington papers p!ea,a
copy.l
In the N. +. Church South, Washington City.
on the ID Of April, by the Rev. W. {. BiuunI.
the Rev. JAMES S. PORTER, Of the Virginia
Conference to Miss VIRGINIA BURKE, u
Fairfax County, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The Wilmington Republican reports the
general impression that the peach crop of
Delaware will prove almost All entire failure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The administration, it is asserted, is deter
mined 10 hold all the forts III the Gulf now
in its possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

Tire ten cases Of arms which were seized
in New York and subsequently, released,
reached Savannah on Thursday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The "Republican" party in the last Con-
gress, we expect, by this time, wish that the
"Morrll tariff {wooden screws and ally
was lin the deep bosom OF the ocean bu-
ried.' They gated" themselves when they
undertook 10 !eg!slate upon tariff, in the
midst of the falling columns of the Union
and when theirwhole efforts should have been
exertad in behalf Of the peace, reconciiia
tion, and reunion of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

The resignation of Capt Chas. 5. Winder.
(appo!nteG from, Marvland,i has been rece;-
we'd nj the War Department
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03


UNInN MEETING IN ElCHMoND--N-MINA-
rtuNs FOR THE CHARTER ELEcTIoNs,-~A larse
aud enthusiastic meeting Of the tnion men
Of Richmond was held Oh Mnnday, al the
| African Church.
a committee was appointed by the Chair
man to nominate Candidates tt be support ed
ut the charter election, tomorrow, by the
| Union men.
During the retirement Of the Committee,
the meeting was addressed by Mr.. J. 4.
Campbell, one Of the delegates to the State
Convention from Washington county.
The Committee, on their return, reported
the following list of nominees:
For Mayor, Or. Charles :. Mills; Sergeant,
Thos. {. Dudley; CONFERENCE.-The Attorney.
Raleigh T. Daniel: Assessor. nabney N.
| Miller; Collector. Julius \. iiunSun: SUIT.
Water Works, James l.. Davis: Sup't. Gas
Works, John J. Frs; Sup't Of Streets, liii.~-
.#h Bates; L! gh Constable, John IL. Digga;
| Guager. Richard Fox; Grain Mca&urer. Thos,
+. Butler: Manager of Poor House. 2iciiard
Reins: Captain Night Watch. Archibald
Hilkinson
The nominations were ratified by acriana-
| tion--only fou: nr five voices dissenting.
The Star Spaugled bannar'' was thcn
sung By choir Of ladies and sAntlamen---
many voices among the meeting uniting lii
the chorus
d:. ". 7. Wiley, of Mon?ngaiia, address.
sed the meeting
The urtiiicationS in Charleston harbor
having been htsnliy completed, they were
visited las, week by CcmeraI 'eaure.aTd and
tile members of the convention. The party
were received with high hJuurs ANA heagy
firing in ali directions. The completion Of
the great work, and the satisfactory manner
wlch it has been accomplished is the theme
OF much rejoicing and congratulations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

7 IERTILlZERS.-Hav noticed II commun-
i cation from this county few days since, a.
Serring the acknowledged superiority Of Fowie
Co., and Turner's Fertilizers, over all others, !hHs
have been used i'll this section, / think simp!e
jastico to other parties, and the public generally.
requires remark III reply. That the fertilizer
sold by Fowlc & Co., is III excellent article. 10
not for moment question: but that It's superiority
over Rhodes, Maryland Co., and pthetS. is con
ccc'ed, certainly do question. As to J. }. Tar
ner's Fertilizer, though it may be- of superior
quality, certainly not farmer in twenty in ti':.
section ever heard Of it. TIL. statement referred
to must be owing to the correspondents ""bSet.
vaton" being exceedingly limited. otherwise he
Certainly would not state what ne has, aud no
doubt, after "loohiug around little. nc will
correct it himself.
mr., All
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

NRESH STONE LIME OIL the line OF the Ma
Il nassas Gap Railroad. Orders for April de-
livery solicited Address iIrs. S. NJ. HEN
DRIGk, Strasburg Va. NH 27-eo2wFs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-03

NOAL ell of II superior quality, also Lamps
~ for burning the same, just received.
II. l. GREnQRI,
NH Is lis and I20 King street.