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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-25
s1GEsMOND & HAY W skD,
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CHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL -
Il THE CITY, by the barrel or at retail, pr! Pr.
ces as zow, or loeoer than the Ioy GG
No. Is Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Cbimnies, w" $,
and ID everything connected with the trade, in
every variety Of style, together with q genera
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop, Ligh1s, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, Sc, ofall the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-25

TIE Richmond Examiner OF the l9tn, after
. carcf,j review OF the military situation, comes
r. the conclusion that the affairs Of the Con
feaerscv mot only wear hopeful, but cheer
{u) asnoct'' and, in regard to Sherman march
unon Mobile intimates that The will probably
find when he shall reach the real ground OF
battle, that his advance has been lmpEuoen0'
f not rash aud ruinous
r is reported that the gunboat Conesfoga'
ron miles below the mouth OF the Red river;
recently captured four Confederate officers two
az Them Coonels, while attempting TO cross
the river with o large mail; 100000 II New
Orleans money, thirty bales Of cotton, mum
Der Of mules, horses and wagons ano ot'sN'
property to he delivered to the quartefmaseef
at Natchcz
The Police Magistrate atSt. Johns: New
Brunswick, before whom the examination IN
tic Chesapeake case was held, delivered MS
Indictment yesterday, ordering the prisoners
to be committed to Jail for surrender TO the
TIM ed States authorities. Application viii,
however, be made for writ Of haoeas corpus
so &C 70 bring the case before tile Supreme
Court Of the Province.
It is reported chat Colonel Ferguson com
,nand has been surprised IN Wayne county,
Vestarn Virginia, and sixty prisoners taken,
four Of whom we're commissioned officers
Col. Ferguson is the same person VINO recently
cantnred General Scammon on the OHIO river.
NE renort states that five hundred prisoners
we're released BY the Federal soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-25
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24
Tho Hrl9 VlaAOn.

THE LIYTLE ORArT'CLEARKD AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
SIZE WILL SAIL ON SATURDAY, ETC.
The brig Vision has oseared from the Custom House
Tor London, and will sail saturday Captain Donovan
lacks = compass and few pounds Of preserved meats
and to be hoped SHAT VIII donate these
ticles TO HIM He can be At the brig, foot q
csand stseet, 10 day, from two TO ave o1ock r. N.
she will sail from tho Battery Saturday, the 25th
nst 81 aheot O'Clock Captain Donovan desires US
acknowledge the kindness OF the following gentlemen
m asdng him in getting hts outnt:-Annin n Co, No. 90
Fulton street, e Corurth Of No sos Grand street. Pettee
Wilson 4 Co., Nos. 2a8 and 229 South street, Johu
Ioritt, New sailors Hvme Cherry street; Jam o Davy
No. SO Cherry street. taHMl ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24
THIRTY.EIoHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION. NfHk aNe


Senate a
WASHINGTON. June Is. 1904
EXAMINATION or CERTAIN ARMY oryionRs.
Mr.. WILSON, (op.) Of Mass reported from tho MBltsuy
M the army, recommending Q concurrence In The
House amendmonts. Agreed TO. .ss
rosr ROUTE mLr-
Mr.. CoILAxm, (rcp.) OF w. from tho Post onlcc Co-
itsec, reported back the House Post Route bii win
various amendments, and u was passed.
+. PAYMENT ron PROPERTY pssrRo, nur Asxr.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Military COMMITTEES, reportss
back tho House bin amend the act 70 provide Tor Nc
payment for houses and other property destroyed the
sv g S S.m py 70 @ n
BY the enemy while in the dsonarss :" "cir au'y' y
- rus pupcrxxcY APPROPRIATION NIL
Mr. snmnAs lr:pl Of Ohio. iron, % tho Committee =
% e 81 20 provide Tor tie deciecy in shs s
proprst,on 70 pay the men actually employed IN "
Wsssrn p:psr;msns r. pa, .,,s ,,,,,,x
vh M s sss osdor s g Be priS;:ds 'N ' '
~. :: s:ssss; ; ss ss x; s:;n u: s' 4
Ss & y: PnS
free press maintain tbs rshss and liberties
t ss Thai he PRESIDENT b cause -
g y S.s: p n az: Min y
yssi he nils.y su!Seriss from ssorossnias upon 40
ouR1s7lAR COMMISSIONS yAlRA:
M OowAH, (rep) Of Pa, from she, 'CommNtss q
F1nanos reported hs bill 10 remit The duties On gool1
uucrSsd or he sanitary auA ChYisan Oonmaucn fars
Win 0ubs4Guts rsmittioa the dutsa ssuIAy for m
ChSoase sanitary FAIR and relieving The ocSY from the
penalties for sass ana Ostsriss vthoss Ssass anA
sAn q oAss ~ MILITARY AR,MR
certain sssss q %.Sy sr,Ss ". - ~ ssn Ss
IN ma ths taxing Of bah " the ssTsrai courts Of IN
UUassd ssatsA me orlsEa bin ip1fuAsA sats oousA
UAnn poA ynor2m p1hN1tw ~ - A.nr,
"a $50 reported aavwasg w ~ ,sprVv,AsS0s slaine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

PcsrpocExEsr THE LAUNCH or IR PuRuAx.-The Pu-
ritsa failed 70 on yesterday at the appointed me al
shough large hydraulic Of Ave hundred power
and two crabs and battering ram brought into
requstion. II the gencrd Impression that 1.-THE work
Wednesday had not been suspended she would have
gone of at that tine As II is she will not be launched
for two weeks or more-so the builders say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24
Court Celsnd

Court Celsadar-ThAs Uoy.. -.S-.
surnvxS Ocur,.0ncu,r Pert I-AAjounedl without
day rs SgsPs = sse s Si'9 s1ss 49, iSSs
causcsA 2loe 22as acszcx IA 3aoo' aass. 100
EN- 1885, lslo 2sol 1oes i2oi sS 49, ~. l IT,. ~
osso Numbsrs general csisndAs' iso' i0So' Psss
I|s usse,s oOu1..Ar rxP.rs lssps calendar
p,rt Ecs ss Sss s7sl. So 2e7e seAA, sAea, 1905
1s3,vv - Cosrsor HsAa-0enses 0rm oasss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

meeting Of the cartmen and laborors employed snder
the City Inspector in cleaning tho streets OF the city,
held last evening At HibeyaMn HAIL. ~ Prince street. 70
ks action in relation TO the conduct Of tho musicpa
authorities. who, appears, have failed to pay thom
since the cad u April last
resolution was unanimously passed that no member
Of No association win 50 10 work until the sHears now
due shall be paid and guarantee given for the future
that tboy shall be paid regularH every two weeks.
the will moot In front OF The City Hall this
Ing al ten O'CLOCK TO present their claims to the Comp
trocr and City Inspector, and 10 demand the money
now due them They complain that their families arc
suffering severely In consequence or not getting their
money regularly; and II Il 10 bs hoped that means
may DO adopted prevent the necessity Of having tho
sreet cleaning suspended at this hot OF the year.
when sanitary measures are so necessary TO ensure the
health OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

ASRrvAI or rns frxaSs or CoLoSn KMIH--The 70
mains Of Colonel Patrick Kelly, Of tho Ekhys New
York vountecrs late in command Of the Irish Brigade
who fell while bravey leading his troops against the or
ncaiions Of Petersburg lets Washington last nvht md
win reach this city early this morning Colonel Kelly
and dangers Of the Irish Brigade since Ito Formation.
HIS remains arriving 10 this qy, win Be taken 70 the
resdencs Of hN PafsUk Burke, III East
Twentieth street. whers the9 win remain untn Arrange
meub for the funeral can be made. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

sale or Cotton NJ Cairo.
oAnc, June n. 1864.
Al the government sale Of cotton here to-day q 90
bales, good brought q 20 u -, end dauaesAs ek~-
al sold subject % tho six pey cent tan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

Ceurt OF Appsalg.
opurx oe Appeals calendar for Friday June - 1s6H-
.Nca iss. ll6. 1A2a IA, 1As las, 1ai, lAI, hSs w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

The Hon. BEN WooD REJoIcEs.-The Hon.
Ben Wood, of the Daily Nesos, has certainly
been invested by Mr.. August Belmont with the
magic shirt Of the happy man. Listen to what
the Hon Bon says Of the postponement of the
National Democratic Convention from July
to August 29:-"Tbe postponement will give
ample time to shape the platform OF the
Convention in such q manner as to secure
the best results to the country at large" This
"glittering generality" however. is all gam
mon, and does not cover the case. What the
Hon. Ben Wood intended to say, We have no
doubt, was this:-"This postponement will
give ample time to Ms (the Hon. Fernando
and tho Hon. Ben WOODY to get up . peace
party which will command anything we may
choose to ask in the way Of bargain and
sale at Chicago, at Albany and with Tamnauy
Hail." Hence the rejoicings Of the Hon. Ben
Wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

THE wopLD ExPEcrs "SoxsruNo TO TURN
Upn-Tbe wiseacres OF the World, who could
believe tbe other day that nothing but mischief
to the party could follow the postponement Of
the Chicago Democratic Presidential Conven-
ton, now, that the thing has been done, dis
cover world Of wisdom in Il. In regard to
Old Abe, they say THAI "events may trans
pipe before September which will sweep away
his prospects a. with whirlwind Of fire." In
other words, Ia the interval to September
something may turn mp" Who knowsi Set
down Mr.. Micawber, or rather Mr.. August
Belmont, among the "wsc msn Of the East"
WHAT WILL GRsBaNL FRExoNr Do,-Thc
postponement Of tho Chicago Democratic Con-
vention I'LL Me end Of August interfercs some
what win tho programme and calculations of
Gen. Fremont. Gen. Cocbrane and the ''radi-
cal democracy What are they 70 dot Let
them keep up Their nre and walt patiently.
General fremont, The "Patb0nderp Of the re-
publican party, may also prove tho Pathfinder
TO The bewiidered dsmoosAoy. Let the "radi-
81 dsmocsscyD stick TO their guns.
A PuMmo QcHuIem--!Ths price Of gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

TIN RATS DISSENTING TEN Blinking SHr.--
Some time since we stated that ere long the
rebel leaders would be Deserving the CON-
Ssderscy, ana would Ay TO Europe with what
booty they could gather. We see BY tho Eng
lish Journals that ex-senator @. G. Clay, Of
Alabama, and Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi,
Secretary Of the Interior under Buchanan, had
arrived at Bermuda, en- route for Halifax.
ThSss persons are reported 10 be In the secret
service d the rebel governments; but We do
mot doubt that they ere abandoning the cause
Of Davis, having nrai made - lszgs haul =
vas nepaihlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24


Assnsr or NAvr coznAcrcss AND Aanm~-
But few DAYS since the United States Mar
shaI OF Boston arrested two or three navy con-
tractors. Marshal Murray, night before last,
in order that New YorS might keep pace with
Boston In the eyentful leeds OF the times,
prietors Of the Evsning Post, and Navy Agent
of this port, under arrest TINS, we under
stand, is only the commencement Qf this kind
OF work that Is to be done. Other important
personages we are informed, are soon 10 fol-
low their fate. All this lie but the result Of
the Cabinet quarrel that has been going onifOr
the last two years. 1t likewise throws aadi-
tional light upon the recent spicy communities
lions between Thurlow Weed and the radicals,
and leaves Mr.. Weed, at the present condition
Of affairs, master Of the field. srca f1e,
1t Is somewhat amusing to Gee the diff
ferent factions In the republican party
showing each other up just now, and ex-
hibiting their dirty linen to the gaze Of the
public, and that too in advance of the assem-
bling Of the Chicago Convention. The usual
course has been for the parties to wait until
after both sides have nominated their candi-
dates, and then for each side to show up the
ideformities of their opponents. But it seems
that the republican party could not wait for
the democrats to nominate their candidate, but
have come out with their family matters
beforehand. They have thus saved the
democracy the trouble Of searching out the
facts and bringing them to light. The fact Of
this matter is, the incoherent elements Of Presi-
dent Lincolns Cabinet have worked the affairs
of the party into such q state that even the
cohesive power Of public plumber no longer
holds them together. Each faction Is deter
mined to have all the fat pickings or none.
Hence the grand expose that is going on just
now. Each member of the Cabinet is endeavor-
ing to run the party team to suit. himself, and
they are all, therefore, quarreling like cats and
dogs over an old bone already stripped of the
meat. Each Cabinet minister is doing all that
he cnn to bring some other member into bad
repute, and that is taken up by the followers,
adherents and friends Of the respective Cabinet
ministers. Gs6 s t sn-s ssr
Tho wrangle asd fight are daily extend
ing and becoming more bitter. Arrests
have already commenced, and as some OF the
fruits retaliation is threatened, and will no
doubt be carried out to the fullest extent.
Thus far the State Department has got the
upper hand Of all the other bureaus. But these
acts are nothing compared with the Important
and decidedly interesting Developments OF the
rottenness OF the administration. II the oppo-
site party had made these statements they would
have had but little effect upon the rank and
file Of the republican party. But now that they
are being brought out by the leaders and en-
dorsed officially, even the most blind partisan
of the so-called Honest Old Abe's admins
tration cannot but believe them, and if hs
votes to continue Mr.. Lincoln in Office be votes
knowingly for the extension Of corrupt adj
ministration.s hg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

THr ARGUELIEs CAsE.-To-day the case Of
Senior Arguellcs, who was delivered up by our
government to the Cuban authorities and taken
back to HavaRa, will be called before Judge
Russell and Recorder Holman, in the Court Of
General Sessions. We understand that James
T. Brady, Esq, viii make motion to quash
the indictment against Marshal Murray in this
case, and that Attorney General Bates, who
comes from Washington for the purpose, will
assist N. Brady h his argument This is .
very important case, a. the decislon Of the
Court will felp TO establish whether our gov
eminent can, at the demand Of Power with
whom we havs no extradition treaty, surrender
alleged oriminalS against the rights Of the State
wherein they may be residing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24


Fernando Woods committee at ne Aston
House on Tuesday, the call for peace mass
meeting, the appointment Of committee to
lobby the Chicago Convention, and Fernando's
peace speech at Mozart Hall, mean simply
that the peace faction is in the market for the
highest bidder. Doubtless they have already
effected secret sale Of themselves 70 the
shoddy republicans; but If thcy can get any
thing out Of the democrats besides, why 30
much the better fer the Wood Brothers and
their understrappers.
OF all the small, Insignificant, contemplate
cliques that have ever dngraoed the politics Of
this country the peace CLIQUE Is the worst 1t
is equally despised by honest Union men and
honest rebels. Some Northern politicians mako
use Of 1t, as they do Of other dirty tools, 10 aid
their schemes; but JeG. Davis makes use Of it
for the same purpose 1t has no popularity, no
force, no power. The nolso rahed about IL in
the Nesss and by the peace orators is oil
humbug. It has no effect, except upon
those silly persons who mistake We sound Of
tin kettle ct dogs tail for the thunder Of
an approaching army. When thu war began
with the attack upon Fort Sumter, there was
no peace party at the North. Fernando Wood,
who now processes to be an apostle Of peace
then made strong war speech at Union square.
More than this: hs acted with the Union Defence
Committee, for motives that have been Va
riously represented, and helped them oil up
Cur armies. Mozart Hall, which now pretends
to be peace concern, then rahed aregiment,
and named Il the Mozart Regiments We care
not whether this was .done for the purpose Of
making money or from patriotism, but the
facts Of Woods war speech and thu Mozart
regiment are on record, and cannot be denied.
| So, II the peace faction "a right now, why was
IL not right thsn And what did Fernando
Wood mean by sdyocating WI whom be be.
lievsd In psscsi
In 1861 the democratic party was pracsi-
oslly snnihiiated. Breckinridgs, Ban. Wood,
1 Cox. vsllandighAa end I fsllQx fspn 1leg'a.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

A SINGULAR AFFAIR.-IIunsdorf, in Hun
gary. is small place, with a Jewish com
munity of about $50 families, in which there
are not less than 20 individuals between the
ages of so and 90.' One of these octogene
rians-Rabbi Abraham Yathom- for the
last forty years blind of both eyes, and his
wife, eentenarian. served him as guide
IN his visits to the synagogue or any other
place. At last the old lady died Who was
now to be the guide of the old man? But
10 few months ago Rabbi Abraham awoke
one fine morning. and behold, the long, long
night had departed from his eyes, He could
again see the golden rays of the sun. Yes,
the power of vision was restored to him in
its full vigor, and the pious old man is now
seen daily, morning and evening. Fastening
to the place of worship, without a guide,
there to pour ont thanks to the All-merciful
for the mercy shown to him.-Jetcish Clron-
seTa
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

A SINGULAR case has just been decided in
the English Divorce Court Mademoiselle
Victoria Balfe, daughter of the great com
poser, was plaintiff for divorce against her
husband, Sir John Champion, formerly Brit
ish Minister to Russia. Sir John was mar.
ried to Miss Balfe at st. Petersburg, in 1861,
and now the lady claims divorce on the
ground of unconsummated marriage, and
the inability OF Sir John to complete his part
of the contract. The case was one of unu-
sual interest. and the celebrated acroucher to
the Queen, DIR. Locock, was called upon to
make medical examination but Sir John
declined to submit. During the trial a ques-
ton was raised as to the right or power of
the Court to order such examination but
it was shown that the Ecclesiastical Court
had often done so in the case of clergymen,
and sc it was established. Counsel for Sir
John then declined to offer any defense, and
the Court declared the marriage nall and
void-and so Miss Balfe is still Miss Balfe.
and Sir John is freeman.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

AT the " Bazaar" in Cincinnati. they have
a museum of euriosities containing in part
the following articles The hole that John
Morgan crawled through in escaping from
the penitentiury; section of the subterran
can passage at Johnson's Island a painting
lin water colors, of Cathcart swimming Lake
Erie, triumphantly towing off the United
States steamer Michigan. by hawser held
between his teeth; the tub over which the
washerwomanH plotted the treason of John.
sons Island; the whip used by JEFF. Da.
Wis Coaohman y Cartes de visite of the . Re.
liable Gentleman, and the Intelligent
Contraband,' to whom the public are chief.
ly indebted for news of war movements; an
" Awl quiet on the Potomac :" another of
Seward S Prophecies, of no particular ac.
count.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

A FEW months ago a returned sol2ier call
ed at the residence Of a highly respectable
family in Half Moon, Saratoga county. n.
Y, and sold his overcoat The garment was
taken and washed The family, at the time,
comprised eight members-a husband and
wife and six grown-up children-four sons
and two daughters. In the course Of a few
days the whole family was stricken with dis
ease-father and one son died and were bur-
led en- the same day. Two sons soon after
died aud were buried at one funeral The
fourth son died shortly after, and daughter.
The last son was buried recently. The moth
er and surviving daughter have been low with
.he same disease. The disease was fever, and
it is believed to be yellow fever hv some
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27
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