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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

BERIER-At Belmont, opposite Beevlle NJ on Monday,
Msrch2, IN the t2d year OF big age Dr. JOIN beno.
O'Clock Carriages will DO at Cenre'slreet Depot
~ meet the " Ii. train FROM New.fork
CHRISTIE At Fsct,ryvile Staten Island on Tuesday
March Lucy, wife % Robert Christie, sem formerly Of
Troy a. T.. aged 81 yosrs
CuLrY-In lBrOokyn, ". y on Sunday March |, OF con-
TIE Ieivc. and iSieads Of .sy e,rectuy invited
10 attend the funeral Wednesday. +th Inst, Of Up M
ftom No 90 Washington street.
Vermont papers pleasccopy
pANIFLs-In oxford Mass on Sunday morning March l,
Ann Elizabeth. wife OF Goo L. Ds.is' aged IL years
PuRMAN-oa Sunday. March l. William Mcknight, young
Til. fsuds Of the my are invited to attend the funeral
nom Nc So West Thirty street. on "Wednesday i'h
inst, d: O'Clock y. m
Rhode Island papers please copy
gOpGsON-In WHiismsbursh. Moudey. March after
long sud slicton Henry hodsson aged ~ wears
Tho ana sna. are Pfc,y ssqess sos to attend IT.
from hi, late residence No I Doyos street
uowARD-On Tuesday. March B. at p. IN. Lille wifo Of
The md iend. are invited 70 attend her funeral from
No ia Pineapple street, Brooklyn AZ u p m
urIIAE-on sunday afternoon March 2, SNah Wooller'
! wie OF William Julian. jr , ., =, Il,
Tie teatyes and freud, Of che faulty are ,eqle,ed 70 AZ,
tend the GI.era Wcdu, sdsy afternoon at O'Clock rom
her la. yssdeHcs Myrtle avenue, near h,ht nc. 'e""
,rTtyinAY~On iay, March :. MIA Ann Murray
The eud aud acqrentlnce.' ana tose 800 o s
a,s s-pectfay invited attend tue i,uea Ircm her late
;lo,.e No lgl Madison street this day al : ociooA y m
uoTTM Wegibury Long leland, on wednesday zen, u
Of .caet fever Willie only son OF Charles A. ana MARY h'
Wot aged years months and Y days ,,, e,,h
sniiTil-On Monday March 2, Mary. widow OF WIN smth'
/ aged - years . A., cnw AMI ,bosc Of her
m,'Se,s FtrJrricA \, " iiau y, and James IL hua.
b,c. are respectfully Invited to attend the iuneia Nm
i ,e.iGence No ~ East Seventeenth street, Oh " eu"e'
| dav aIoIuoon ct O'Clock , ,,.,., Fab d n,
sri,usti-At Belle Plaus, Va. on raesd,y rso -, .,
~ hold fyer Theodore stroos Jf rnst % ,,Sb YEA,
omy.ay r. 3oth Nov Jersey Volunteers III the '''" year
OF his H.e. III, ,..Yv ar. 70 .n.ct fnliy invited
m ,e,d the funera lie Fist Piesbl,eIan Inpvrn y,
Esw ljrnnswisk ~ J on TUESDAY ,ne 90 Wy VI '''
n' =, o,rlocI % M without further notice. - ~,
n.,; -" tuesday morning March Z, sitter ashort III
ns,, ,linm Sangsten eyed o. year, onI su :; aaS
80. mi those Of tho family are respectfully invited
ausnd he funeral FROM his lac se.'dsnSe' on oeesn ~.
| Gr,eryood Cemetery ON Thursday (~hI AFTERNOON !"
| o,,iork without further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

PgorEsr AGtissT IsTERyESgIoN.-A mass meet
es Of tho different na,iouaies represented in this city will
M held ~, eveniu, at the Stcuben House Nos 20l l9]
Rover, in order to protest ngainst tie Intervention OF
lron,an monarciss In tho affairs Of tho American re-
rublic 20 10 isI tho principles OF the Monroe Doc.
lime aud 10 in,i,t on ns rigorous application by tue
o,ve,umen, Of the United States. All men of prog.
r,,. sre Invited to attend this preparatory meeting IN
,J., 10 select committees OF all the different nation
el,s aud TO definite organization. Arrangements
Oil also b, made grand meeting 20 be held ia a
a. sy, al tr Cooper lasttuto The meeting tonight viii
y. adore sod by prominent German. French, aud other
speakcfs.
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TrovelersD Gui.yc.

10 AIoany. BY Hudson River RR1 10 m
anu;.'.,';'. ..3t g. and lOk n m Snnd.v 800 =,
TO Albany by Harem RR..,..r' o"nusy ~ p m
10 boslon BY New.London Stonington - "i T. M
- Fall River ines daily Sundays sxeent.d
To b9'Fon, bf sew-iisyon RA, via SPIN. 'p' "'
To n, m n and " and p m
49,. ~ aud p nj Sunday p IL.
To Philadelphia, by New. Jersey Rail. = ="
m Iosd,".;%,::.. osmi. ~ ~ P m Sunday Y m.
Rsir.ei.. ..;....;..,.;..',....,.'6s; M 2p. III
To ths West by Central Railroad Of New.
Jeney. .......".:...: g. asmy Pm, st. TIP. m.
II AVID NJ p. Sunday. TIP m.
10 Washington by Camden and Amboy Rail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
yEW-y9RK LE0IsLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. March 3, 1863.
Nj. HUTCHINSON presented petition, MINER
eusly signed ID favor Of Mr.. Connolly's Broadway
and Ferries KailrOad bill
Tie following bills were reported fayorao!y from
Standing Commuters:
To define lhe duties Of The Contracting Board.
10 provide for the payment OF interest on canal
drnfts protected for non payment
10 authorize the Canal Beard to hear aud deter
nine the claims Of contractors fer damages.
To amend the general railroad law.
Making regulations for building bridges 30 as TO
protect The lives vi baggage meu.
Relating 70 The making up OF railroad trains, &c.
The following bills We're introduced:
BY Mr.. III lCHlNSON-To provide for record
ing certificates OF marriage.
! By Nr. ANGEI.-lo extend auction duties. The
lame bill rs introduced by Mr. Delew in tie As
seHbly.
New-lOTE
Or u.otion Of Mr.. BELL, the bill amendatory Of
The Assessment Lave v;.s made the special or-er
ior tomorrow, ai.er tue Executive Session.
Mr. CONNOLLY offered o long prenmble aud
resolutions sottiug forth the evils Of speculative
ri-e in gold. and providing for n thorough aud
,rarcii Z Investigation 10 discover the amount OF
money loaned on gold, pnd the names OF ,he borrow
ere; also requiring me bankt 10 make iili Ielufns
and produce tieir hooks, etc.
! Mr.. CONNOLLY moved that the resolutions be
printed.
Mr.. BRADLEY opposed the motion TO prlsi.
He favored the substaute If the rtsOlun0ns bat
deemed 1t injurious at this tine 70 sgie The qnes-
ton Of currency. lie believed the evils under
which we lnboled conlduot be removed by leglsli'
non hcle
Mr. COOK dtsm,d the resolutions unnecessary.
az he substance Of the information sought to bc OBJ
ainet wa give, TO The public every ninety days by
The Bank Department.
Mr. CONNOLLY subsequently withdrew bis mo
ticn to r,iBt the resolutions, nd moved 70 refer
t,eu 10 n Select Committee of Three. Mc'ion car
ricd. ...,.,.,....l,,.
Mc.srs. MURPHY, COOK and ROBERTSON
were appointed AZ the Select Committee, Mr. con
Molly stating TINT he did not dsFiro 10 serve.
The Volunteer Bounty Tax ill was on motion oil
Ar. fOIGER, read IL third time aud pascd.
: Tie Cienang0 Canal Extension bill wGs thea
takn up in COMMITTEE Of toe Whole.
Ire consi Grafton Of the bill occulied the sesson
tin The APPOINTMENT when progress was reported.
AdlOgBed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

sss-T.-1S5S-X.
SONG or HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND GLORY:
D, may y,n call me the magic
With health FOR the body and soul.
And nsught of the dark deadly poison
30 often in Bacehuss bowl!
scatter the fierce hends Of fever.
Give puritys self to the brsssh
Scot changes OF water and diet
Aud conquer the Cholera Desth
H HarI.S f for the the g H. 4" : :nS"
Yes shout for brakes Plantation Bitters
And the magical 80 T." aud :" xr
cheer up the desOste spirit;
gid the sad heart with my Light.
Like stars shedding oudquenchins splendor.
Through ali the dark chambers OF Digat.
The statesman. bard merchant mechsnfc,
And farmer, drink in me deep bliss;
Never btd had pureE when giving
The dew-.Ose Of morning her kss
HSsh for TIE 3 4" and and ax
Shou. aloud for the Plantation Bites
And the magical s. H." 1860 X@
What comfort boar to the soldier
With Liber.ys banner uDfurod
A iraught and he'll laugh q. all cannon.
Though shaking the heart Of the world;
And what cares the gallant bold sailor
For the Tempest ii heightened BY me;
With shouts for Columbia he carries
Triumphant her stars DER the sea-
Hurrah for the "s T." and"Xw
Cry aloud the Plantation Bitters -
And the magical S. r." and Xw
Then well may you call mo tho Magic
With health for the body sld soul.
And nanght Of the dark deadly poison DO
SO often IN " Bacchuss' bowl
For youth, manhood, age, was Chartered.
by pleasure and health al my birth.
And these with the genius Of glory
stand guard my throne ON the earth
H H"5-.S ior the tine : II 4" .ndxx
Yes, yell for the Plantation Bitters
And the magical 5. L." aud *
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrrERs the most won.
derfal medicine and gentle snuan. in tho world
Civilized world. ?. II. DRAKE Co.,
No sqs BROADWAY, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
.-us<rwss,,- .n.a.z--ss.-x-.<xo
Republican Victory In Yonscrs.

Sreci,l D.sps,ch to The N. Y. Tribune.
YoSRBRs. Tuesday. March 3, 1863
At the Charter Election for Village Oficors, to-
day, Everett Clqpp We, elected President, with
Tru,iees, Treasurer, and Collector, making clean
Republican tickle, by good majorities. The Copper
heads are lef. ont in the cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
Special Noi!rrs.

m...,,x.serond Ward.-a Regular Mee.ias OF the
xIxwwsWSRU REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION will be held
on II .ll No 6B3 0h.sr On " EDNESIAl EVEN.
no March 4. at P. M IL oNDhhalLh' iios
x PATERSON. Secretary
Kenuh,ican Cent raj COmmttcs.-Ths regular
ueet,nx o tho Republican Central Comiltso will DO held
at radqustteIs on THURSDAY EVENING, March o. 1909
At u O'Clock. BY or,.er,
WIN 4. DARLING. President
f.n ~ J. t1 ssa't secre'ar..
nIiss Emnn Itardinge.
THIRD LECTURE
DO)NORTHS HALL. No. 906 BRoApWA''
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March T.
.Sublccti .,. ar,sz
ssfcRRT SOCIETIES. Or TIA Pa,sosor"""' ''''"
Commencing qusfisf to SP /"
T;ok,.s - osDss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
The Steamship Khcrsoarsc.

HALIFAX. Tuesday, March j. lbbJ
The steamship Khcrsoncse Cap. hough, from
Liverpool for Yora, put into This port last night
snUrL of coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

EosroS, Iuesd4y. March ,, 1893.
Ths nails per tho steamship Cenada VIII close at
O'Clock Tomorrow Wednesday morning. but sho
win NOT ril until about ii O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March 4

RaFNUMS MusEUM-Raoul-M Minnie Nsxrsu
WNIiAC S-Efnes'i0e-LiJtle ITeasuf~
WI.TER GARDEN--Lueo dAryills.
NIBbO'5-Sa,ar"is
BROADWAY MtNAUEklE-Wld snilsa, perlornise
IpIPIL,s GALLERY Celebrated wOTka Vi ART.
nASyAEDiS NALi.-four Panorama.
sCiIAts'S GkiLERY-Sunset on the Coast OF Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
u,,,. co,cruor.hip Of Rhode lslnnd.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, March o 1900 =
William Sprague to-day resigned the once oi
Governor TO take his seat i'll tho u. 3. Sena'e' Ns
there il no Lieutenant Governor at the p:etent o
the Hon. WIN. G.. Cozzens OF Newport; rrsioo"' "
Inc senate. becowes OK otlcio Acting Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
y,.,o, v;ee,.I, ynn,. s,atcm.p,.

BOsT0s. Tuesday March 1853.
The following Is the weekly statement OF the Boz
ton Bauks 49, ,.
.,u,,. ..ork 80 28 cO Due 70 ohc Bis. Gl7.5'J 800
a Dep .ltt JOB,
o,V"tt'oV
Du, rom other Bks. lJuostOpI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
serious Railroad Accident-One Man
KILLED and Light Wounded.

PKKkYvIti, Ta.l Iursdly aIefch d,I0bJ.
AS the express train on the Pennsy lyania Rail
soad yesterday morning Wac approaching this point
a slide of earth and rock came down, and although
the Waterman was at his post, there war not lime
10 give warning III season 10 check the train, ana it
ran into tho obstruction, throwing The engine, eX-
pres, baggage aud smoking cars off the track and
down AN embankment. Inc passenger cars, with
the exception OF the smoking car, remained the
track The following are the Casualties: John a.
6hsafer, Of Greensturg Pa, was killed instantly;
i. A. Prior Of Baltimore, leg broken; d. G. Dona-
AID Is. A. lin Of st. Louis, George Ballinger Of
Patsburg, j. G. Kurt Of Bellfoute, Major 5. Is.
NJ Young of PitIsturg. aud ID. i. Castle Of Rich
naond Ind., were all slightly injured. The engineer
was slightly scaded below the knee: Neither OK.
either seriously hurt The accident was entirely un'
svoldable, IN The earth and rocks came down upon
the tracks when the train was but one hundred
yards distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
Mails Close ut tho Post-Omc

fSr vi sIsrsR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II a
No, N.wbsIn, Port Royal Beaufort. North and
;;,yy,dss Msrch s. Observation-Disclosures. p. III.
ro' ,p.nJ via St Jos.ph Mo... 3 A ~ avn 81 y. m.
Ihanv Bua,io anl ,iap,J.. & a IN aud u D. ~
.'"' W II "A -, ~ Nail --. -. . g..
", tern Mail via Erie Railroad ...5 ~ Ii rnd y y n'
southern and Southwestern M5 m ~ end ~ = w.
r.s"'t, a &c., "a ~, NJ, p. M.
The Long Island Mail oloSss nj >. nj msn '
,lsad ard Jamaica only 'clo.ea al y W IhS ""as'
! aud Bab, ION Mail eoses al u al. aud u y ~,
/ buadsy Mails On apday zll uialli oio'sN Nv u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
ASSEMBLY.


This being General Order day, the Assembly,
under the rules considered bills in Committee Of the
Whole.
The following bills went through the Committee,
and were ordered 10 third reading:
The annual Canal Appropriation bill.
10 appropriate the proceeds OF the State tax TO
the support Of the schools.
10 Incorporate the Society fcs the protection Of
destitute children in New-foik.
The ANIMAL Appropriation bill for the support Of
the Government WAS then taken up.
Mr. SEYMOUR moved TO insert clause IN the
appropriation for gas inspectors rxXxNins the col
lection of all amoun's due from ga3SEeaaies under
the law OF 1893.
Debate ensued, occupying the session tli The adj
iournu.ent some members taking the ground that
The inspectors OF gas meters performed no duty, and
others opposing, TO strike out the appropriation.
Recess Til o'clock p. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The Governors Message was taken up Ia Com
ml,tee, and speeches made to u House less than r
quorum. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Dr. Srerling's AmbrOsia is stimulating oily sxtrsce
Roots Bsrk and Herbs IL viii cure ali diseases Of ihescsD
and itching the head entirely ercates dandrut prevents
the hair 6m falling turning Penanssy gray csuIn1
Wv" CERTIFICATE
Thisis to certify that. about IL months ago. comueneeo
usiug sTERLINGS AMBROSlA My hair was short thin,
aud fspiiy falling off had tried many Hair TONES lnvg
orators kc without receiving benefit Soon after usns
srowipg 80 rapidly as to a,onsh Now my hsir thick.
SOFT end glossy and is five feet and for inches In Length
when down reaching to the oor Ihs wonderful Ies
attribute solely to the of SIERLlNC's AMbhOolA,w
since have commenced using have applied nothing slss
70 nv hair MRS. LUCY A. BROWN
sworn before mo this 18th day o. April, ls6i.
H. N. PARKER, Coinmlssioner OF Deeds,
City Hall new.Yort..
Pit M in box cont aiming two bottles. Price. 81
Dr. IL Ii. STERLING. Sole Proprietor No. AS Broadway.
Sold by DruegstA
Portable Printing Onces. for the use o. tho Army
and Navy Merchants Druggists and ali VINO wsh 10 90 .nen
own Printing. Circulars fec Specimen shee iyPe
On kc M recent OF two 8 cent stanips.
ADAMS PRESS COMPANY. No. 81 Pakrcw, N. I.
Piies-Ifching piles
Positively cured; Also Blind and BeeGios Piles flssua Sss
Rheum. and all Diseases Of the sSin, BY the use Of
RoSsMAN's CURE.
itching Piles is generally preceded 81 moisture like pes
spaon producing very dsasreeabls aud distressing rc
ING particularly at night, after getting warm in bed
ROSssiAN McKINSTRY, Hudson, N. T..
Psopris.ors-.
Sold by all Druggists -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
Bns,ness Noilces.

WHEELER & WILSON MIRO. Co.'S
sgwIsG-M,CBIsRs,
No. 1856 SIXTH AVENUE,
Nerr lgh.st New-York
Silk Thread Needles, &c, for Sewing Alschines OPEN
tors snd Machines ont the day week Family Sew
log. Machines repaired and TO let
J. II. ELLIS
Late with Wheeler l. Wilson Mig Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
ALBAsr. Tuesday, March , 100

STW-iuib AIDiJsNlN IN Al.BAHI.
We have in Albany, at this time, population Of
ttc reuuted managers of the New-York Ring"
and Simultaneously with their appearance, the As
se,nbl, Committee on Cities has reported favorably
the bin TO confer upon each AMI every member Of
the two branches Of he Municipal Legislature the
comfortable lt,le salary Of $2jG0 1t s deemed TO
be no more than fair that the taxpayers Of your
city ,houd lie Obliged TO remnneraie, to this extent,
the inyaInable aud hitherto totally unrewarded ser
vices OF the Cy Fathers. TIE bill provides that all
allowance for carriage hire, fees for coyassing, ana
All other fees aud allowances OF every Description
are 70 Be abolished and it is made penal Oensc 70
ark or receive any ,nch fees or allowances dlre'tiy
The following lille bill, introduced yesterday by
MI Depew ii supposed by some 10 nave, o. i4ei
recly had sone influence in bringing these dIS III
guiohCd strangers % Albany:
RcfIos l. The terms Of office Of the several Heed. o. ne
pancnts Of The Corporation 81 the CITY u New" OLA hod
Ing Office by appointment uGdrr the oauer OF aid cif
s be four yeers until their have boen duly
app pied and Aided The styersl Heads OF Depalmr
tsd CORPORATION n Ohco by appointment unoei 'u
she'll hold office for four yeers on me un OF VIC
appointment snd until their sucoessors have Deen hB aP
pointed and qualified Such Hoads Of Departments sinai mere
ser be subct ofce only or the canses ana
the provided by law for the enoNsi Of 'he
Controller of said city 1900.
SIC AL provisions Of law iBeonsisem with this act Sis
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take eject immediately.
BILL TO ENCOURAGE ENLISINlNIo'
Ihs following bill nus boeu reported iayoroo'y III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
GRE,T DiTTLE AT VICNSBURG.
HEAVY LOSSES or BOTH SIDES
NO DECIDED RESULT.
APPROXIMATION BIZ JEFF. DAVIS
xo Appoints Another Day of Fast
ing and Prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Mrs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves tie child om pain inVgortes the stomach and
bow. scdy and gives end vsor to the whole
system. Is cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

HEAVY LOSSES or BOTH SIDES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

NO DECIDED RESULT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10

Three general orders have been reeporlv :.
sized by Gen. Banks at New Orleans, Tho
nrst sets forth: In consideration Of the t,c,
that the Mississippi river has been onened !,
is the duty Of the people Of Louisiana to ,<-
sist in guarding it. All persons liable to ma.
tary duty have been enrolled, aud are liable -
be called at such TIME and IN such manner y.
may hereafter be deSi grated In the NJ .an-
time officers have been charged with rai>ipe
volunteer regiments tor the defence Of Nuve
Orleans during the war. The second provides
for abe employment Of tcma nurses in hos
pitfalls, to relieve soldiers who are nos,
detailed for that duty The Third au-
thorzes the commanding general Of Corps
d AfliQue" to detail officers of the rank %
captain as corps instructors; and regfnental
officers to appoint competent ozscers from theo
respective regiments as r2gfEaeutal Instructors
These instructors are charged with the duty Ok
teachlng negroes the rudlments Of learning.
A correspondent writing from the Army
the Potomac on the 4th instant speaks as fol-
lows Of the situation there:
There is an impression among thelOd sol
diers liz this army that we have fought our last
greal battle Ia Virginia. suppose S0I0lcrS
get their i'm gressions ia such matters more or
less. By an instinct born OF experience-u>t as
sailors Judge OF the Werther. Certain tokens
there are, however, Of this future which is
proDhesed which are evident even to the less
instructed, One who travels through this
country now comes present. to the CONCLUSION
that It must be itnpassiI le even tor the un,
happy people to live here without assistance
aad an army can never subsst upon region
so entirely bare as this. For many square
miles tie soil Of Virginia Is today as bare as
threshing floor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
OYSTERS! OYsTE Rs!

rg1HE subscribers will keep constantly on han9
/ during the season, the finest OYSTE 15ss,
that are brought to this market, which .ney
will sell by the bushel or gallon at the oS''*
cash prices LINDSEY s. HENDkllho
sep 23-lu~ Steam boat wharf, foot OF h'RgS >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
FOREIGN ITEMS.

England 60 ner native laRu, DIS d pla'o VI 49,
dence. She and her husband, Otto Godschu'4c,
have heen taking prominent part IN 4 har-
vest festival, held in Northamptt nshre After
the sermon. VI. Goldtchmidt took lis seat at
the organ, and Madame GoIdscbmilt, stand
ing by him, sang harvest hy,.n from book
Of chora1es arranged by NJ Z. ,dschmidt.
The Lord Chancellor Of England has been
appealed TO to Support Mr. Pepper IN has
right to patent 'tor his 'GEost. - Those who
contested thl' claim being three ia number
offered to slow that the Invention by which
that See, trial illusion is produced IS very Old,
thaS e1err Oobler, the celebrated conJurer, as
u back as 1S45, pretended to be the inventor.
he Chancellor himself remarked IN the course
of the hearing that he remembered seeing me
same thing when boy, So years ago, when 1t
was exhibited by Bezoni.
Inthe blood 4 man named VidocQ, grand
son OF the celebrated first thief himself, and
chem thieftaker Of that name, has been con-
demned by the Tribunal Of Correctional Police
in I.Isle forsteaIing a shirt from washerwornan
with whom he lived in mental capacity
A woman supposed 10 be dead, was lately
removed to the hospital in Algeria, for post
mortem EXAMINATION, her disease having APP
peared mex pllcable 10 the medical men who
had attended her As the surgeon was about
to apply the knife, the supposed corpse altered
loud shrek and sat up. Sac had been II
ethargy, and aWoke only just IL time.
4 Berlin artist has come into possession Of
very interesting curiosity; the marriagerng
of Martin Luther. On It is an inscription,
bearing his and his wife>s names, With the
date OF their marriage.
Naming a son and heir after horse race is
novelty amongst the nobility Lord S..
Vincent is so delighted with having xon the
St. Leger this year. that he has named his
son, born last month, 81 Logger, II memory
Of the event,
The British Queen, and some Of her chill
dren and grand children, at last accounts, were
at BaImoral Her Majesty, since the arrival,
had not missed a day in being out OF doors
and visiting scenes endeared by ASSOCIATIONS
with the late Prince Consort
Mr. Horace Maynard Of Tennessee, re-
Gently made a speech, in which he said, thar
he differed with President, at first, as to the
freedom Proclamation, but now was convinced
that the President was right and that be vas
wrong. He added that he had heard only one
com plaint in Tennessee, and that was, some of
the people are sorry that the President did not
include that State also. The Proclamation
Tad made the negroes true friends, and
their friendship is much better than their en-
nifty Mr.. Maynard observed that the more
negro soldiers we could get the better.
Quarterly meeting will commence in the
NJ. Z. Church, in this place, tomorrow
The revival in that church is still going on.