Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-24

i thar the sisters j Ulla atd SNFna k&ckluHSEii
! have been sentenced TO i1a aaugea III y afsa"
The I,Jsener journal. confirms The news
| thar Co1ani and BaTkowskl were hanged On
! the 7th instant aT WiockaWek.
/ .Ateleeyall from Dresden, Of Nov. 9th states
!! that the Saxon Diet iya, ,Glened Oh t!laf Say
/ bv the King The King expects that 5Elt 80
proohng coufereuce at Berlin vii result III al
universal understanding 81 the iTernaio staTet
eigrs upon the con,nerelai treaty With tEaFlce
| and tile maintenance ct the Loilyereln
4 telegram tron CracoW says
THE Poles gained great success over 5i'@
I}assslans. on the aU1h ulf.: III the palaGlnate
/ OF Lut3iif.
the folIozging are t|le remarks Of Lord Pal
ulerseoll at the LORD Mayor ! Banquet IN Lon
don, 90 the >}eh
There have Deen occasions when II wa RE
Int ct those who had 70 explain the state oi ai-
fairs 90 congratulate you.o the tranquil cpu-
dition Of tie civilized World ! AN afraid |
cannon do shat ia the preeent instance, Tor, al
| though [ trust Inera IS nothing In our horizon
which can grow into cloud OF war, yet We see
on all sides, IN the lax II asf and IN 5ne distant
last struggles going OF ot the 1nosU lament
| able character, ana scenes enacted when
| make us sl}udder 1og nainanlty anG ezelte
oar deep compassion for the countries III Whirn
| they are occurring. i3esSr, near III 5ne
lar " est We see a nation oi the same race, lFe
sane language, the same religion, the same
manners apd literature as ourselves, split into
! two. slauahtering each other BY hundreds ct
thousands and carrying Oh q contest the result
/ of which it is Impossible - 1oreaca, ana the
| eu5} OF which ROW, after more Chan two years
/ duration, he would be 4 0oid man indeed VINO
vent17red Il spredet i3ear, hear lament
! ing chat state Of ghings, the JovefnmenI ot
lllls country have felt II their duty not to yel1
| either to the entreaties og rhe obluT&atLGFa.
/ Of the one party or the other Cheers. -
/ Establishments on the enc side, AND threats OH
| the other have equally been Irutle:s TO affect
aIr course. jRenewed cheersl We have
/ i9l5 il our duty IL ab5ta1n from taxing any
/ part III that depIorable conflict. L: indeed,
/ we had thought ii had been In our power 10
/ snlt an end TO it by friendly intervention, no
Efforts wo;1ld have been wanting 80 accomplish
% holy III object (Cheers. But WE Iei5
! that Qua interference would have peen yam:
| and ne deemed t car duty--aud ~ that am
sure we but followed the wishes O the cono
| try-to maintain q strict Watcn ana lGapaftlal
| neutrality Loud cheers La the ]1ao1 a'so
scenes OF 4 lamenrabae character are taking
| nlac4 Ne there see on the one side barba-
/ rons svstem Of deliberate exGernllnatlon caf11ea
/ ,nf and on the other side revenge venting II
sef in acts Of murder and assasslnatlo =
| IIIear.) We enaeayored 60 enlist the feelings
| and opinions Of civilized Europe III JOINT re-
monstlance against that which We thought was
unjust Those remonstrances have failed
| We have cone our duty; and we can onl}.
hope that those who have the oontiu9f OF analIs
| in the Russian Empire may at sength cease 20
| pursue that course which has 1faNh upon
!! ffhem the condemnation Of Europe, ana tnas
peace may be restored upon terms ol equity
.,aa iustice IN that unfortunate coautIy
~ - =. Wei. things abroad look IL, end