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ORR WARRINGTON LETTER.
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Ihe APRans ne1ey OF t1sss1sGsgaaHs. 1sasxses ~
Matters In tie Oabt1 1er.a.T TiaeNofth.
..sesIs,I. As1ses ~ s9 Mta t1o H9@seHMaea*
::sS3 :A;3 10 Dictate Terma~-.The $eaIherH
::;EG> :;% o"fam;salonsts. ssess esfs S1: III
!: rco,rsk,6aaS S,6S af I'm f,btcaeo Trtbnt,nA1
NJ sf s;s : W41a11ae1oa, 4pEdl q 1s81. l.!
stt4 eaunne be denied That Within tha 4ass 3eW ~
S{eaks, npt pnl5 Low mnr'nuIs' pnt loua sasaz:
Rlaanfs the 4gGsis.
1'assaoneee' and dilstefaaess OF
policy In regard to the soo'aetn aasfoguo'
had become andlole IN ~ pAtss W ~ nee
States. Iaefe "efe gooo at.o NUS 1epaouea.s
In every Nostnesn ete!e a1e sSe.sI. Nao soato-
not anaefa1ana .n0 iaeans ~ 'ae sses
nstlessness aau Ineisaese ~ ~ sue - 11ae1@'
sson 'ne5 t.aA !sD - - 800 ~ 80. .s.sa.
~ - -
oeSoslon W 'ao en .4l0os ~. s1su e1s.e
VT -; = -: .n,t sa4ee ~ w
~. - .,.,.. - rSS...;.a,-..,r,~ .i.a.
= 49, ,ronoan+nI,. s,v+h. - Nons,;he- 7b,t,
fao;,-,aea,, a..,f.,I ...t,t......., -. +,-ta-
.3' - 80
~ aeim - oa'P
ss -:a-ss - ~ - - ..a 80 1:ss-.s.s ~:
g. - ~. s-fps. - 1".e - hsra
NNs WV Satn v. ~AAo AN's ~" f3
that t1s;r a;aaat;,fart,on and: an;n1rehen1slon
lve,a 1,;thon+ ;rst ..r.a rbev must have
convaved tbe evidence, y; fbem that necessi
+ona aant;1,, ard ~ ,,,ta,t, anal a,3n,peness.
- os a. fhs ho.ioIn of tha aaamiu1 !. masfer,y
Inact;vityn of the Government. It had to
learn t3,e EXTENT and charaeter Of 1ts resources
besore II con,d undertake to use them. Ithad
to nuroe both The civil and military service Of
arnwed and secret svmnathizers with South-
ern traasor, and rahe11Ion. .Refora n,ndertaa. u
;,,o o,o1a 81, ~ 1i,,d;oota a. r,,t,a,;d ;,,1fv
+o=hr7d ,-d ,.o+oa+ ~. raaa.,, ,,rona-+,, and
W. up!o @nu pio'e''s .he eee.ai P,ope1ts, ~
~ ~ upu'io soe supremacy ol ,.ne eusi1 a"0'
~ 80 u,a w oAA1 oao 1A'et ".1N nneI 'ass
1o' 10y ~ assei1 aau uetfas :. ~ AAe 80,
t,eA4'aIo' Aeeo aau oauseA. - tnta - -"
ooAs' a'1e nez1co tne fesa puiposes u 'ne Aa'
'ttaston ae ~" ee4ns ts'ea.eo. az w
lnei!enarac'er,t1teo oeYelopnenus u e'e1y aouf
go 70 sho"' further and tnrther' that the Ter
Fent WISHES OF al patEots are anout ne'ng
teah@eo, anu taas <ae feaera1 autno11t7 WILL
oe a1sef1eu ana ~ III l1aAI.us
u !. wei hno"n that .satloas so~saaieo eon~
esi'lase .4ueases nsse oeen ptuusn' ~ Deel
~ po1 sue ausela la'toa eAnee 'ne ns
s-sn' ~ .ae psApose y, fe41to ~, 800, ...su
nas ~ u.AS oeen oesle.atea ~ e.poliss
ua' -, ~ ss'1iu etl1ef III lne laeo ~ ~ opeA
prepa1a"ons On me noes extensive seae e 'or
an aggressive war upon the feoera eo7e.n-
"eaS TO aAo" nsufpanoo' violence OF a1roel1s
unpseceoeh.eo II me Annals Of CIVILIZATION TO
7'ash VIII 1mpunlsy acfoss INC land-so SUD-
nais, Ike KnaVes, 70 tne oenanee and derls1on
ol tne a1ran1 traitors Inc advocates OF such
q systematic display OF Administration weak
ness and coWardice were mostly representa-
u7es OF heavy national interests. Wall street
magnates, dry-goods millionaires, and other
nigh priests at the altar Of the imperial dollar,
-H fat sleek headed men thai s1een o'nierhfs u:
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INKS AND WRITING FLUIDS.


1851. Spring Trade. 1861.
We have thfs Spring the rock ever b1ou6hsto
e0uLEv, FARWElL 4 CO.,
this market bought chesper, and viii he sold cheaper.
~, ~ ARD 46
Our Mr. Cooley resides IN New Tozk, and gives his
Wabash Avenue,
whole t1ue to purchasing goods which, with cur ex.
D r. Y GO o., s
te1svc sl1es, gtves advantages In Offering goods
JoB BEERS,
cheap, that viii COMMAND ths attention Ct tbs best
tfAAe.
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PROREI.1aE aERs&Ss, STEAMBOATS,,
se 1se sss's faasax = 114eaae 9sss &
1If e saa.ai
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~ e4lta " sue uo'e1nota " US majority q
tae Sortnern S1s1es curing tne las1 week. were
made i,r ne purpose 9: o. consulting with tie
feaerA E1ecunge as 70. tae propf.ety o. re-
commenting to the legislatures Of Their fe:
epecti'e states TO prepare 70 ad me National u
Government N the execution q tae aTs. /: a
plaa ot concerted action was agfeeo upon,
Whlcn Is already pafually revealed IN the
special message of Gov. Curtin, advising the
annronriat,on of money for arnn;np the Sfata
~ -, ,.,,t ~ a.rs.,~..,- - 49, =
1nis e1ampis "tll ooupt1essls oe 1oAo"eo III
all the free States. - ~>
The arrogant tone in which both secession.
;sts and ;nfendad Union =, j, n Virginia hara
- -. -e-.,i.- ~ 49,.
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ST.. - e:. ~. .l.
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Items from sFashInztol"~Speeia1 Elsa


patches.
HE1I1aHRENF CoKGREssMKN. ss7
Roger A Pryor has raised company M vol
unteers in Virginia and rendered them Jeh
Davis to-day. John F. Potter Of Wlzesnsin,
Pryor'a old antagonist, Is In this city; md Is
eqnsaasady to sta1d by this Rovaaanae ent.
Thsss 80 &nong tug terrible esen' of nt 1s1oln-
Il sr1rnA; ;szss1ox AND zArno1sA IL sa<mvEs.
r.; ..s's Fnus. s:.:!!: .3T@ss =
The probabilities ~ that m axtra eesainn oE
5Cpn9ress WIN soon sbe called. The Ndtioaal
7ntaEhqesee; Of to-day urges that IN immediate
call Of National Convention, hi means Of an
extra session OF Congress, 10 the un1Y plan that
can b. successful Ia settling the dtm cultea
which srs dividing the country.
THE 1asu1 OF TREASURY NOTES.
There il no truth In the report that thirty
days will elapse before the new treasury notes
will ba ready for delivery. On inquiry at the
proper quartass, It In ascertalned thsplatess
are nearly feady, aud the notes viii be issued
within, thH =time allowed: depositors tU place
the eoir-Eay In, eight Or ten days after the
opening ofthe: bids. - -:
: i''' = TIE oIAnGAErs FOR THE sPous.
George Aahmun, President Of the Chicago
Convention, together with Edward Everett, is
here urging the President to retain Fletcher
Webster as Surveyor Of the port Of Boston
NJ 7. Wossd, 11ka. ii, :
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Ersn che Exs1ntnkr. Norfolk, Val
EsphalIc Pn1s accomplish tho ob,e.s for which theg
Nsfs nAdat II Z: cnIn Of Hesdxeaa n all 1ta forra
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HAEoSvnIx CoEH-+ Feb til 1851,
ME-. HPALnTY9,
sIn:-I have tried your Cephal!c Pfa. a1l I.x1
THIN so WE'LL that Fa-t you to tsnd ne to colars
worth more
Part Of these for the nes-hhers, to WHOM gaya
fsw out Of the Asst box got It VOC
Send the Pills BY natl. asi cbuse
Your obe1tsnt arTrAEt
JAMES r.NS:T:f.
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KkNosHA, WISCONSIN. .
9tE91l5T,, Df. John 3. Gully, III Gully.
=. EkAAO4EA kxapttat1s. :; fthf1sss5 Inn:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The Morrill, tariff seems to have produced
a CONSERVATION in the British manufacture
ing districts, and turned from Northern pro-
tective abolitionists all the sympathy OF their
aIies-tle British nhoitionlsts. The latter,
like their allies, are full of hatred of the
Sauth-it. people and its insritutions-and
while induging iii ridicule and denunciatlon
Of secession, acknowledge that the North
has exhibited By its action, wonderful
want OF practical craftsmanship and liberal
views and principles The London Times,
whose sympathes all along, have been with
the Northern abolitionists and republicans,
and which has treated very contemptuously
the action of the South, has most signif-
cant editorial
At IL CONCERT at the Tuilleries the Empe-
ro" again had y long conversation with MIR.
Faulkner on the present troubles in the Uni
ted States. Ills Majesty confined himself,
however, to the asking of questions, and did
not express any opinions or sentiments OF
his o,yn As the trouble grows more scri
Gus, lie no doubt finds it wiser to become
more diplomatic.
Never ar nny time since the bursting oil
John Laws famous Mississippi Bubble, in
l720, has the rage for stock gambling been
so prevalent in France rs since the accession
of Napoleon III. To the throne Of that En-
pire.
Two German chemists. working together
in their laboratory, at Heidelberg have ana
USED the body of the sun. 1t is ascertain,
ed, in Il manner quite convincing to those
who have witnessed the experiments, that
the body Of the sun contains large portions
OF iron and Of other metals and earth COM
mon on this globe Of ours
TIE homc Of Byron, which has been for
some time in the market, has at length found
ii purchaser i'll the person of VIM. +. Webb,
Il British army officer. He brought it for
his private residence, paying therefor ESQ.,
900.
The military master-spirits Of Europe ap-
pear TO have become fully convinced that
iron or Steelclad vessels Of war are hereaf-
ter to decide the momentous question of
naval supremacy. Wooden ships are no
match for the rife cannon Of modern war
fare, -.arl nations that desire to maintain a
military position on the ocean must build
their ioaCins castles Of sterner stuff than
timber ami plank
Late adviccs from China intimate that lis
the Tcping or rebel forces in China were
now. in all probability, the dominant power
in tie Emprc-Sincs the defeat Of the lmpe-
rialisss at P::kin--policy might dictate re-
rogn;!ion by foreign Powers Of new dy-
nasty. What view England might take of
this proposition became therefore, Il ubiect
Of some interest.
y telegram from Rome says the Duke lie
GrHmmont had beer charged TO announce to
the Pope that the Emperor Napoleon disa-
vowc,l the speech OF Prince Napoleon in the
French Senate!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

THE ROCKINGHAM DIsTRICT.-We learn
that the Democracy Of Augusta, declined on
Monday last, to hold meeting for the pur,,
pose Of selecting delegates to a Congressional
Convention in this district. We presume
they acted upon the idea that unless our
present Representative, who is candidate
for reelection, should have opposition thero
is no necessity for Convention. As Tar as
we have been able TO learn, the Democracy Oh
Rockingham are aversc to Convention u''-
der existing circumstanceS.-R' ~h'"3A""
ReUister
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

@ tn Jesus !" little Willie !

"Gone to Jesus little Willie
"Gone To Jesus" darling one
Ere the blight Of sin had touched thee.
Thou the Golden Crown" hast won
"Gone to Jesus" kitty's B,~Arr!
Lent TO us-alas! not given;
How old is he , 10 ask the angels,
For his Rirfhdny is IN Hr"rcn NJ. I. \
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE The Senate on
Friday, passed bill creating the county CT
Bland 4 resolution was passed extending
the session till the 18th Of April. A resolu-
ton directing the Governor ts purchase Ger
tain guns at Bellona Foundry was passed.
In the House of Delegates, the stay law was
amended, debated and indefinitely p2>tpon-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
ALEX ANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL /, 1851.

TIE STATE CoNyENTInN.-ln the Conven-
ton, on Saturday, after speeches by MesSFS
Goggin, FIournoy and Barbour, motion 70
terminate debate in Committee on Thurs
dav next was adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
MA RRTEn

BY Rev. L. p. Warwick, on the 9Th uit' II
Fredericksburg, Mr.. CHARLES 5. BROW \, V'
Matthews county, Va, and Mrs. AMANDA
WROTES, Of fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

kHLi,.iOuS MEETIHt.S ~ FREDERlCKSBuRC.
tlaito u rcigi"rl, feeling is now pervading
this community. Services are being held as
often az twice and occasionally three times a
day. in ;it least three OF the Churches Bish-
up Johns has been preaching for several
nights in u very able and acceptable man
ner Rev. W. W. Green was this morning
ordained as Priest. The Buptst Denomina-
tion under the auspices of their able and
earnest Pastor Rev. DR.. Broaddus, have been
holding Il series Of religious meetings for
the past two weeks, with the gratifying re-
su!t Of some fifteen conversions and ten ad-
ditan> to their Church. The congregation
wor$hlppin@ ai the NJ. f. Church, Souri,
under the charge oi Rev J. Is. Fitzp;.t-
rick, are likewise being blessed with a fine
rrvinaI We learn that some ten penitents
were ut the altar last night. The meeting
viii he continued. Fired. Recortier
\ company Of Young men paraded in
Portsmouth the other day bearing the ma
tional flag, and small pennons inscribed B S.
3. The unfamiliar initials having provoked
some inquiry, Il correspondent gratlfed pub
lie curiosity by stating through the Day
Book that their true Specification is the
"l:pid Southern Bumu,ers." and that when
next they parade it will be under the flag of
the Southern Confcdertcy.
We arr panied to announce the death of
Mai James Benagh, which occurred sud
denly at his residence in I.ynchburg, last
week The deceased was one of the oldest
citizens n i.ynrhhurg, and was greatly re-
SuaHicd and esteemed by all who knew him.
For great many Years he held the office of
Clerk Of tie ilustinS's Court, the duties Of
which position he performed with fidelity.
Port Royal, in Caroline county, is a very
od town. IN net passed at the present ses-
Si"n OF the Legislature. in reference to its
Boundaries, aludc* TO it rs the same place
mentioned in m act OF the House of Bur
ges>rS, fer creating town near Roy's ware
hanSn, passed in September, lT44, in the
iSih year OF III" reign OF King George the ID :"
Che Fredericksburg Herald says 1--WE
understand that none Of our merchants,
with one exception, have bought amy go"ds
North ol Baltimore this season. This hods
good we believe not on Y with our dry goods
establishments, but also dealers in other mcr-
chandize.'
}. Edwin Young, esq, of Leesnurg. has
accepted IN invitation to deliver Lecture
before the "Iiamiltonian Literary Associa-
ton" OF Punlcsrile, Md, on Friday even
ing, April the jth.--Subicct--thc Orator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

1t said tina, Col La,non, the President's
envoy to Charleston, declined TO exercise the
discretionary power witt, which lie was
clothed, and issue the order to Major Ander-
son for the evacuation of Fort Sumter
lie returned to Washington and reported
the facts respecting the straitened condition
garrison to the President, who on Friday al
an early hour summoned the Cabinet to
h,!d q consultation on the subject. Their
deliberations led to confirmation OF the
determination Of the government TO abandon
the fort. The order will be communicated
to Major Anderson, and the garrison VIII
evecuate Fort Sumter as soon ~ the vessel
to convey Them away arrives in Charleston
harbor. At last accounts the garrison HAD
supplies sufficient for few days only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The Conservative men, of all parties, will
it is probable, unite upon Mr.. Mllson, as
their candidate for Congress from the Nor
folk district; Mr.. Harris from the Rocking
ham district; and Mr.. Botelsr from the JEFF
farson district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The Charleston Mercury comments upon
the provision in the Constitution of the Con
lederate States by which other States are al
lowed to enter the Contederacy as defect
ola grave character" which may entail upon
the Southern States the difficulties and dan
gers Of again going through the same strug-
gle from which they are emerging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
DIED.

In Washington, Oh the 29th of March, Nt'.
SAL0MA LEWIS, Of Alexandria, Va, III 'n'
S5th year Of her age, after a few hours illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

4 CORES pendent Of the Petersburg ES-
press writing from Murfresboro'. \. G., says,
We are shocked by The report OF murder
committed near Jackson, y. G. 4 negro
belonging to Col. Faison vas engaged in II
wing OCT timber, when he was attacked by
dogs, belonging to party in questoi Il runa.
way. He ran to the uyerseer who refused
his protection, and then he made the attempt
to get across the swamp to his Young mas
ter hut was killed ere he reached him
whether 10y dogs or by gun, Tumor does
not inform us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The London News protests against Mr..
Grogory's motion, in the House OF Commons,
Tor a recognition cf the Southern Coniede-
racy. 1t is quite probable that Great brl'
tain, in reference to this matter, will look To
her own interests almost exclusively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The Richmond Wing says that prcpara-
tons are on foot for y grand Secession de-
munstration, to take place in Richmond,
about the middle of April. Printed >circu,
lars have been circulated in various part Of
the State, inviting the Secession men to as
scmble hero at the time designated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

NiNLAIMIN& THE RE-rrSslnlLlrY.-The
Norfolk Herald Of Thursday, relates the fol:
lowing as an "ower true tale
Two colored draymen were 0verhauled q
few days ago holding Il colloquy over the
desperate dali times, and the falling off VI
business in their line, which sometimes cur
tailed their payments TO their owners one halt
wnat it used to be. We'll, dar'S one comfort
anyhow" said one Of them 1--WE had no
han:i in bringing about desc hard times. 1t
saS I'll the white folks doin's, and dew can't
blame rs poor nlggers for it." Alas. the
simple hearted Cnfen. it had never entered
hlS n"mbs kuI that the "niggers" were truly
lie cause OF the whole mischief, being the
unconscious instrument played upon by UNI
principIed politicians, North and South, until
the country brought to it's present ruined
condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

1t is mritten that 400 out of $50 voters in
King George are in favor Of immediate
Secession" Many things are written. and
much is written. FouSE's LA>plSa.
King George County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

Several of the appointments recently made
bv the Administration. of Northern and
W estsrn men. to offices, are justly liable to
con<urc and condemnation, and should be
reprob4ted and denounced. Had some South
ern Senators not been under another gov
ernment. all of these Objectionable appoint
ments could have been cetoed As 1t IS, let
than he I1nlemaed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

1t is said that Hon. Elisha Whittlesey, of
Ohio, is to be appointed First Comptroller
o. the Treasury. Of Mr.. VS. honesty
t;rmpess, and intelligence, we believe there
i 40 doubt. We know nothing about his
politics. lie was formerly a valuable officer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

At St. John, IN. b. on the oath uls
the snow was seven feet deep. on Level.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The Savannah (Ga.) Republican learns of
six extensive New York merchants who ore
about removing to that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

Contradictory reports as 10 the designs o!
the government with reference to Fort Pick
ems have been circulated for some days past.
The republican Journals assert that the fort
is to be reintorced-indeed it is announced
that both troops and supplies have already
been landed. Our correspondents from
Washington, however, state that the SOUTH
rrn Commissioners. and also conservative
men OF the border States, have been assured
thu, no attempt would be made to relieve
the fort-thst the military status OF that post
would not be disturbed. Ii is furthermore
stated that the reports in the repab 'ican jour
mails are put in circulation solely for the par
pose of influencing the coming elections IN
New England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

DArlN" Scn&AE.--The Pitt>burg papers
c"ni"in accounts Of startling design To
makea grad mail robbery. Detective Pink
rrgon, ii Chicago, WAS put upon the track,
and from his searches and from other devel-
orm"n:S, it appears that the association ex-
tended uoi on y over Il portion of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
but to various points on the Cleveland, Co
Iumbus and Cincinnati, and I5elfontaine and
Indiana Railroads, and other important and
leading routes in Ohio and Indiana. Their
intention was To throw the trains off the
track, and in the excitement 10 steal every
thing they could lay their hands on. On
Saturday last, the Postmaster at Pittsburg
received IL letter which was evidently inten-
led inr one Vi the gang. and had been placed
in rfIe wrong envelope. From this letter,
discoveries Of the whole plot were made,
and rs all HE parties are said to be known,
they will doubtless soon be brought to JUS
t!ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

Mr.. Corwin expects TO leave about the
18th OF April for Mexico. The Diplomatic
REPRESENTATIVE Of that Government here has
written to the Governor OF Vera Cruz TO
provide an escor; for him from that city to
the capi;al on account oi the bnnditti in
testing the road and in compliment to the
new Minister ami Administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

\ letter 70 the Mobile Advertiser. dated
March %, 1851, sayS.--Thc L. ). ship
Brooklyn went off from her anchorage last
Friday supposed to have gone to Key West
or Havana for provisions and money. No
chance to get any here, because Gen Bragg
has taken good care to prevent 1t. ma 1t
will not do to trust 70 patriotism to prevent
Uncle Sans ships from getting supplies :
many IL tory is about, when they can enrich
themselves by extorting from either friend
or enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
ASHES, Ashes. ASHES!

ASHES! ASHES :! ASHES.
IT, 0O0 BUSHELS WOOD ASHES, $u!ta-
lO.uUU Bile for Agricultural purposes, 'ot
sale in lots to suit purchasers, on application Il,
NV Soap and Candle Manutactory. North emu
Union street, Alexandria, Va. For sale cheap.
NH 2u-eolm MARTHA LUNT.
T1OR SALE-THREE YOUNG MARES, SUI
e table for farming purposes. They are o! hne
size, work we'll, are very gentle and perfectly
sound. For further particulars, address K. Z. W.
Thoropghfure Station, Manassas Gap Ra'lr'Su;
They can be seen at Thoroughfare any day, ~
giving NOTICE. NH ll-eon --
WHITE WASH BRUSHES. Mill BruaasI
w Window, Scrub, Dust Shoe, and Sweeping
Brushes; Crlmb, Cloth, Hair, Nail, and f'cs4
Brushes, Feather Busters. For sale by
NH % JOHN OGDEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The London Mercantile Gazette OF the
9th Instant, while speaking Of the anxiety
prevailing in England in reference to the
feasibility OF receiving supplies Of cotton ad-
equate to the demand, notices heavy fall
ing off in the importaticns from India,
and remarks a. follows: This is an untor-
tunatc movement, because we have every
reason to believe that orders have lately been
sent to the East for the purchase OF from
500, coo 10 ,OOO, 900 bales, under the impress
sion, on the part Of the operators, that cotton
would rule very high il price here. owing
to the secession movement III the Southern
States of America. The large orders sent
out, however, will lest the power OF India TO
furnish us with the required amount OF
supply. We believe that the whole quantity
here named may he purchased now that
railway communication is rapidly opening
up the Internal resources Of that country."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

The Norfolk Argus reports that Gov. HI
lis, OF North Carolina, is satisfied that IRE
action" has taken place in that State, and
has determined to call an extra session OF
the Legislature, for the purpose Of ordering
another election of delegates to Convention.
The country is likely to be in beautiful
condition, if this watching Tor 're-actlon' IS
to be naugurated. 1t is put out, also, tha'
there was IN error in the counting ol the
votes at the recent election in North Carroll
ua which, If corrected, might turn the scale,
or at least, tie the vote We take it however,
that these are only reports.