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LOOK 70 T0R NTKRESYS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-13

UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, AT
N No. 6IKING STREET, ALEAANDRlA,
Will be sold, for cash, to the highest olddef,
on MONDAY, JUNE 10Th, commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, the whole stock OF Dis l.
GOODS remaining in store No. 81 King street,
(Larkin,s store
Bargains may be expected, as the sale IS Pc:
remptory. .--.m
JOHN T.. VALLACE,
;o71-1f -~-~~->~~ IL -: -. NlicG!0ueeIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-13
The Merrimac.

The Merrimac.
The London papers Of May 26 contain the
news of the surrender of Norfolk, and the de-
structicn Of the Merrimac The Times is.per-
pl,xed because the Merrimac died, and left no
sign It says:
''Here is an end of the Confederate navy
Here is an end, also, to all our hopes Of learn
ing something more from the proWess OF the
Merrimac. That celebrated iron-clad ship,
which was the first to test IN real battle the
value Of the new invention, has perished inglo-
riously Her destruction is aprounced with
an apology. She was so blocked by enemies
that she dared not venture out; she was SO
large and SO deep that she could not pursue
her smaller antagonists into shallow waters
She had struck one great blow, and had fright
ened the North, made New York anxious and
Boston afraid, and had occupied a great naval
force
''All she was capable of doing had been
done; force she could not hope to resist was
coming down upon her, SO she was blown up
Such has been the fate OF the Merrlmac Per
haps we shall now be allowed to know some
thing NOR. about her. Europe is still curious
as to how she came to accomplish her great
achievement, and how it was she failed to re-
peat it: what her strength was, and what her
Weakness and why it was her masters coud not
make profit even Of her destruction 1t IS I'M NJ
possible vet to believe that all was got out OF
her which might have been obtained. =
The Daily News says of the destruction OF
the Merrim &C by blowing up the Merimac
the Confederates resign the contest at sea. That
vessel was virtually their fleet, her protection
having formed the guarantee OF the efficiency OF
the few other vessels they could dispose OF IN
the neighborhood Of the James river. Of late,
indeed, the Monitor, with the iron-clad Galena
and Naugatuck, had SO far re-established the
ascendency Of the Federals on the water, even
in presence Of the Merrp pac, that they had be-
gun to treat the james river as their own, and
use it almost as freely as the York river
s'The real reason for destroying the Merrimac
was, probably, the inability of the Confederates
to hold Norfolk The abandonment Of this ar
senal is certainly the most important OF the
facts now announced. It was, 40 doubt, wise
to give up it's defence, but only just as, under
special circumstances, it may be wise to cut OFT
a right arm.
''Stonewall jackson was born in Lewis
county. VIRGINIA. in 1925, entered West Point
in lS42, and graduated in the same class with
Mcclellan in 1916 He is therefore on y thir-
ty-seven years Of age. Jackson was in the
Mexican war; commencing as a second lieu
tenant. AT Vera Cruz he was promoted to be
first lieutenant, for good conduct; at Cewo
Gordo brevetted a captain, and afterwards hon
ored with the brevct Of major
At Norfol~ and Portsmouth many suffers
from the North are opening provision stores.
A UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, AT
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W DC LII pOScu, duFlSe5 cFCly Oouy W O0 oooho
mica. It says:-''Those who wear out suit
Of clothes in six months must make the same
la them year; those who have been In the
habit of eating hot beefsteaks for breakfast
must learn to put up with cold scrag of NUT
ton; those who have indulged in wine and wa
ter at dinner must put up henceforth with the
pure element.
A et!er dated Winchester, June 6, says
'Dr Conrad, having considerable local inAu-
ence, was arrested to-day upon charge OF hay
ing violated the conditions Of passes granted to
him when this place was formerly occupied by
our troops, in order to carry information to the
enemy. He denied this. The case remains
for adjudication. Norval Wilson, Methodist
clergyman, who removed thither from Balti-
more last year, was before the provost in regard
to his loyalty The case will be tried to-mor-
row. He returned home upon his parole OF
honor that he would be forthcoming at any
moment the provost marshal desirel" "
The attention of the Z. S. government is
now called to the expediency of organizing a
bureau of emigration in connection with the
new department, and Mr.. Thayer, Of Mass,
has been named as a proper head for the same
"A system Of organized emigration: whereby un-
settled districts of country, where the United
States hold large tracts Of public land, can be
settled and improved, is strongly recommended.
In Florida, for instance, the United States hold
twenty millions Of acres Of land. .
There are fields Of wheat in jersey county,
and other portions Of Southern Illinois, that
will be ready to cut in less than two weeks.
The reports Of destitution and suffering in
Ireland are fully confirmed by communication
from John Francis Mcguire, N. P, which ap-
pears in the London Times.
The Frostburg, Nd, Union says that an ad-
vance in their pay has been allowed the coal
miners in that region.
There are now at West Point ia cadets, %
Of whom comprise the first class, 26 the second
class, 80 the third class ard S9 the fourth class
About 80 appointments have lately been made
but are not included in the above figures.
The Circuit Court Washington, in the matter
Of John and VIM. Jackson, claimed as fugitive
slaves by Dennis Duval Of Maryland, has re-
iterated a former decision III refusing to admit
testimony as to the loyalty Of the claimant, but
permitted the admission of testimony as to
whether the slaves had been actually engaged
in aid of the rebellion. The fugitives were re-
turned to the claimant.
The statement in the news from France, per
steamer Africa, that Capt. Bonaparte, formerly
of Baltimore, is serving in the Mexican expe
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letter to the Committee on Ways and Means,
saws, under the law $50, 600, 900 demand notes,
receivable for customs, have been issued, and
500. 900, 900 in notes not SO receivable. The
outstanding amount is therefore $50, ,000.0 900,
being the entire sum heretofore authorized BY
the existing statutes OF this aggregate, $685.,
SOC, 900 in demand notes are held by banks and
CAPITALISTS, and not used as circulation, beng
held at premium in consequence OF their
availability for customs The whole issue OF
$50, O10 00y in demand notes may thus be re-
gardel as practically Withdrawn from circula
tion The limit Of temporary deposit is now
reached, and nothing further can be expected
from that source It is therefore upon the con-
version Of United States notes into five and
and twenty hundredths now practically limited
to the 800, 900, 900 Of legal tender notes, and
from the receipts from customs, that the Urea
sl1ry must mainly depend under existing legls-
la5on for means to meet current expenditures
Hence the suggestion Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury for authority to issue sl50,OOO,O00
legal tender notes, if Of not less denomination
than five dollars.
At the first board at New York, yesterday
Virginia 6's declined 5, Missouris advanced l.
Tennessee /, and North Carolina' fell off }.
Erie Railroad advanced 5. American gold ad-
yanoad /, selling at A. premium.
The n Y Tribune Of yesterday says 'The
market yesterday morning was quite firm for
governments, AMI all dividend paying securities
We're in active demand for investment; but on
the speculative list there was more disposition
to sell, and prices showed a slight decline from
Yesterday rates At the second board, there
was more animation, and better feeling seem
ed to pervalo the minds Of operators. y
Mr.. Vincent Co]yer, in his address at the
Cooper Institute at n Y, on Tuesday night,
said, ne had seen the President, and spoke as
!. follows: .':Ihe President said that the idea Of
closing the schools ana sending back fugitive
slaves, ana searching vessels going north, never
had emanatal from his administration. Such
an order never had been given by him, nor
would it be tolerated by him or his administra-
ton. LIE said more than that He said no
fugitive slave who came within the lines of the
Onlte1 States army should ever be returned to
his master.''
10th question what is the weight Of a mil
lion dollars IN gold?' an officer Of the y. S. mint
answers as follows: The weight Of one million
uoAar5 Omitted States currency in gold is 3d.,
~ Troy ounces. This makes 4 479 lbs o.,
% nearly two tons aal quarter, reckoning
@'o05 los. to each-tou. 49,. ->....
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