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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09

proceedings of the Legislature, in session i'll
this place, the following appears:
Mr. Brownley, in accordance with previous
notice, introduced bill providing tor the
amendment of the charter Of the city OF Ports
mouth. The gentleman sui ported his bill IN
speech of some length. The people of Ports
mouth were oppressed by military despotlsm1
which was crushing them to DEATH He hail
ed the appearance Of Gen. Butler as the har-
binger Of that good time to come" but since
his administration had commenced he seemed
to be possessed with the one idea of attempt
ing to crush out the restored Government OF
Virginia. He was, as citizen OF Portsmouth,
utterly disgusted with the action of this COM
mander, and he insisted upon the immediate
passage of the bill as the only assistance which
could be given his people. The bill was re-
tered to the Committee on Propositions and
Grievances Mr.. Brownley continued his re-
marks after the reference of the BILL lie
spoke of the oppressive and tyrannical orders
and acts of Gen. Butler, and thought unless this
Assembly take some action to protect It's cltl-
zens and itself, the civil government of Vir-
ginia would soon be crushed to atoms. At
present his constituents were slaves to mill
tary despolism They call upon us and upon
our members of Congress for aid. Shall we
extend it to them, or shall their appeals be IN
vain? Selt.respect-s preservation. the
strongest law of human nature, requires us to
take immediate action.
On motion, two hundred and fifty copies of
the bill were ordered to be printed.
The steamer Hope, flom New Orleans
which arrived at St. Louis on January l. re-
ports that on the night Of the 22d ult., when
passing Napoleon, Ark, the entire town was
enveloped in flames, and large number OF
persons were standing on the bauk of the rlv-
er. She did not land as it was not known
whether the town was IN possession OF the u.
S. authorities or had been tax and destroyed
by guerrilla band.
A case involving one hundred and sixty acres
of land with several millions of dollars worth
Of improvements, in Red Bluff, Tehama coun-
ty, California, was decided by the General
Land Office at Washington yesterday. The
claimant was Granville Doll, and the citizens Of
Red Bluff contendants The decision was
adverse to the former.
The Hosiery and yarn manufactory of Messrs.
Alling, at Birmingham, Connecticut, was burn
ed on THURSDAY night. The loss is $4,000,
partially insured An employee named Coop
er was burnt to DEATH The establishn ent en-
ployed three hundred hands,
The 6. 90 train from Washington yesterday
went off the track about one mile from Balu-
more. Three cars and the tender were much
broken. No one was hurt. The engine did
not go off, The accident occasloned some oo-
struction to travel.
T. ;s statad that In New Orleans crime IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
m OFFICE-No lO4 King street, over
S.ones, formerly French's) Book Store.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, January s.-The steamer va
zoo has arrived here with New Orleans dates
to the 3lst ult.
Another secret expedition left there on the
3Oth. Its strength and destination are un-
Known but little doubt is entertained that it
is intended eventually to operate against Mo,
bile. For the present, 1t is supposed Pasca-
goula will be occupied An intrenched camp
has been established there to facilitate opera
lions for the advance as soon as the rainy sea-
son ends. x
For three daysit has rained terrifcally. On
Sunday morning, the city was submerged to
depth ranging from one to two feet. This
lasted in the vicinity Of the river, for several
hours Back towards the swamp, the streets
were still under water.
Latest adyices from Texas present nothing
new.
On the 18th, the bones of Captain Mont
gomery, of the lst Texas Union cavalry, cap
tured aid hung, were picked up and inferred
in Fort Brown, in the presence OF the Federal
troops in Brownsville and large number OF
citizens.
Refugees are continually coming into
Brownsville, and taking the oath Of allegiance.
The others were all forced to cross the Rio
Grande into Mexico.
A mass meeting of all the loyal people in
Louisiana has been called for the 9Th of Janua-
ry. The object is to take into consideration
the formation of free State Government
Nearly enough are enrolled to enable the State
to return to the Union under President Lin
coins Proclamation.
Guerrillas on the river have ceased firing
Very little business is doing, owing to the
rains. Vessels are unable to load or discharge
but tor short space at a time.
On the 10th of December the small town of
Angeles, Washington Territory, was nearly
swept away by a torrent of water bursting from
gorge in the mountains near the bay. The
custom house, large two-story building, was
destroyed, and deputy collector and an inspec-
tor drowned
Governor Bradford of Maryland, in his Mes
sage, represents the States finance as flourish
ing urges pensions for soldiers, to aid the
families of volunteers or drafted men; recon-
mends revision of the Militia laws, and favors
emancipation by some speedy yet humane pro-
cess. He reiterates hiscomplaints against the
mode of enlisting slaves in the State, and ami
madverts upon the military interference with
elections.
Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Judge of the Dis
5rlct Court of Indiana, and recently Secretary
OF the Interior in the Cabinet of Mr.. Lincoln,
died at indianapolis on Thursday evening
he was native Of Massachusetts,, being born
IN Boston in 1903, but at an early age removed
TO Indiana.
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The Washington Star has private advicea
from Richmond, to the effect that the Con-
federate authorities are quietly moving their
military factories, &c., located in Richmond, tc
some point in South Carolina. The Wash
ington Chronicle learns from "a gentleman who
arrived in that city, yesterday, from Rich
mond'' that the "main body of the rebel army
is encamped between Gordonsville and Orange
Court House that the rebel soldiers are weE
supplied with clothing, but are almost dest1-
tute of shoes. Provisions, such as they are:
are plenty. Among the citizens Of Richmond
there is general despondeney. Astrong Union
sentiment is now exhibited in public places
and the policy Of reconstruction is debated
with much earnestness It may be said thar
lust such reports are published Ly the Star
and Chronicle once or twice month ~
whenever there is dearth of news.
The New York World in an article on TIE
difficulties about the exchange of prisoners
saws ''There are laws OF war, or there aEa
none. IF there are laws Of war, and we pro
fess, as Gen. Halleck ASSERTS to practice then
let US do 50. If not, let us announce that ou'
will stands for law, and take the consequences :,
but do not let our precept and our practice *a
! at variance. Gen. Butler has one theory as %c
how this contest is to be carried on, and Ceis
HaIeck and Mr.. Lincoln have another. ue':
Butler puts his thory into practice whereye'
bp Goes. and Cen Halleck and Mr.. Lincoln cG
not object to their subordlnates violating tner
theory. He disobeys them in most mater&'
matter. By and by, our innocent soldiers anc
officers will bear the consequences OF Genera;
Butler disobedience, and instead OF MS SUI"
fering, federal officers and prisoners Will IN
turn suffer. y
President Lincoln has sent message u
Congress, incosing a copy OF the decree OF 'lS
Court of the Southern District OF New loFE'
recommending an appropriation OF seventeen
thousand dollars as indemnity tor the captoFH
If the British schooner Glen.
The Sanitary Commission Fair at Clnclnnaf~
during it's nine days realized at the tables Sl@"
tv-two thousand nine hundred and forty-sevei'
dollars. The whole receipts were one hundred
ard five thousand two hundred and elghty-h7s
dollars.
Tn the legislature in session in this place, N's
Johnston, of Alexandria, has moved tna' :.
bill amending the charter Of TIE city CT Ale1>
andria be referred to the Committee on fF'
positions and Grievances.
Advices by the Africa, at Halifax, announce II:
the death of Thackery, the great EngIIs'.
aaHoEst AT the time Of bis death ne va
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Use neimbold's hstrsci asr,4a o.. al .r.s,...
aud diseases of the
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Hood has concetrascd his fore at Cedar
Bluff. where he propos. again 10 fight. an
retrivo hIs late disgrace. Thee Is now ev-
cry reason To helicvc, that the rebels have
about reached the last ditch. aud they will
have an opportunity - die ia II. The rebels
host ia Ceor gin v,il, IN fow months bc no
more
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

ol Shermang Well ala The immortal
Wellington once tell Freachman that
such hosl, If confronted bv he best sol-
diers of the kmpire, would nothing
between them and the horizon. But
viii digrcss no farther.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Important from ShomGr's Army-Ths
Battle Of Wedaesday-Hoods Tactics
A Var of Words 5efsoeen Bragg and
Johastoa-7ne Attack upon HoOk1.
Icorrespondenos Chicago T,lbune1
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

TssEE HAuTt, June =, 1888.
We have this day sold stock Of Hardware 10
Mr. Jame- N. Lyons. ani W. cordi rllyr eccommcnd
him % our former friends, aud hope thcy will cx-
tend 90 him the sAfae liberal patronage they have
10 the olf firm. A. a. A W. :. fDTNiN.
Having purchas Acsars. poiwns siock Of Hard
ware 1t 40 Main rect hal Add such goods la
this line A. the wants % ffis community deuiant
and shall endeavor b. keep fully supplied ai ~
times with a c-mpletc stock. and hope by rtrci al
tention 10 business. and by sailing af the lowest
price- % merit The patronage ~ fhe public.
Terre Hauis, Iunei, 'Gf JAS ~ LYONS.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

This is sn affection 81 the Hood. and attach. IN,
Sexual Organs ilnings os the ness, ears. threat
windpipe. and other mGoous aufsoes. mshins its
appearance n the form Of UIGERs aud Ia sensrs liz
attended with sdlschafgs or less onensiys a.
u Neglected, destroys wbstsvoT part ID may attach
This disease is ohsn transmitted ts children. 10
ccntra from the same Gauss. and osi&n With
0ouorrh0es, aid both may exist st the same time
HELhBOLD'B HIGHLY CONCENTRATED OOn
POUND FLUID EtfkACI IsAhsAPARIIIA
should be used Ia conjunction with the Bucbu ana
helnibosd's Hose Nssh applied 70 ths Uloers
Holmbold's kxtract ssrsaparsills Purinss tAs
biooi. and removes ali soaly kruptons Of the ssin.
giving the complexion = clear and healthy colon
u keing prepared expressly Tot lhls csss of CON.
Aints. ia blood Purifying Properties are preserved
% q greater extent than any othes prspsrstiou %
fsrnaparilla.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Our less, during The entire day. including
the elrly reconnoisance did not exceed, il il
wih reach 800; while & 500 Is the lcast G.
timaie which can be placed upon that OF the
enemy. Over 5 900 rebel weunde1 accord
ing a statement OF the Nj, iical Director.
have fallen into our hands, aud VIC bu.ied
$50 dead OF course those slightly piarcd.
escaped.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Believing that the rebels werc sufficient
ly punished in their attacks early in the
day our veterans began - believe that
they were destined 70 enjoy anlafsernoon,s
rc.st, and accordingly began I . fortify-the
OLD Roman lcssurely; but they
were mistaken, foi, about , o'clock p. m,
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06
BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE HAUTE
Commercial College.

Removed from Barr's Hall. corner Fifth and Main
streets To-
Minshalps Building, 81 Main 81,
ROOk-KEEPING RY DOUBLE
~ Entry - applied 90 every department q
trade Wholesale. Retail Individual. Partnership.
Compound. Company Partnership. Commission.
shipping. Misunderstanding, Rail Roadins. Steam
boating. Banking. etc
fennanship, Commercial Correspondence and
Arithmetic VIII receive prompt attention
seperaie room has been fitted NJ for the accom-
odak5n II Ladies
HOURS OF INSTRUCTION.
From 9to l. o'clock A. NJ, from 2to <i-2P N.
For further information call II the College Rooms:
or address lenclosing stamp the Principal
X, GAVIN,
men Of the city
II. ID SCOTT. ESQ. W. II. BUCKINGHAM;
n HUFFMAN. J. O. JONES: r. NJ
R.w. THOMPSON, FRED A. ROSS, wM. STONE.
ly20den
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

sQld % .
"A III Bfassfsts esery~bsrs. Al nslzsx,.l1ss
sfs etbsr. Cut eut me sfsertis~msss sna s>sa
ui isni avoid Imposition and s1posafs -
s~ss. lsa8-d~lv
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

oid or touns. single. hsrrfea, - aant...pl.t "a.
Marriage
la many hn"snons peculiar 90 fcmsles. the IA
tract OF hnchu 10 unoqualled ~ any other rsmeav
as LA Choro-s OF ksleutlon, IFrcsnlarity Pslnfui-
mess, OF suspension of Customary Evscnstions UI-
cefs1ed OF scirrhoua state Of the Uterus. Leucor-
fhoea OF Whites. sterity. aud for all oompi snss
ioiasnt 20 the rok. whether arising nom Indisore-
Ton, Habits of Dissipation. OF IN Ia. deollss o,
ehsngc OF He. see symptoms above
mo FAMILY SHOULD "a WITHOUT III
Take no more halssni, Mcrcufy. oil u.sl.s.s.s
medicine iar unpleasant aud dangerous aissssss
nEIkBoI.D's kxIRACT RucaD
CUhss
>ECHEg DasEASEH
In all their stages. st little expense. little ~ u.
change IA diet, 10 Inconvenience; aud no espo<uEa
II causes frequent desire and gives strs..sth a
urinste. thereby removing obstrncfioas preveuttus
and curing Structures Of the Urethra slsying Pain
and infismnton, 40 frequent IA the olass al ala
es-es. aud espeiiing all poisonous. diseased. ana
worn out matter
Thousands upon thousands who have bean tAs
victims 81 qnacks. AMI Who have pad heavy ssss %
be cured IA short time, bsve found they we're DE-
oeivei, and that the . foson " has, by Tho use a
powerful asifingenls," been dried up IN the .vs
tam. 10 break out in sggTss stei forua sDd
fkiuhafs At1hh aARkIA0k
uae Heimbold's hsirscl "srla o. sn .r.s,,...
uI NJ
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06
iIome Insurance Company
LAFAYETTE. INDIANA.
1F,lcx-ovRR TuK RANK or THE sTAvR



DROPERTY insured against Loss
Il OF damage by flre. II fair rates aud on liberal
terms.
Losses met promptly and justly.
Other things being equal, our Home Companie
sboald have the preference
Il would be well Tor persons 70 scquaInt them
ore 'nsnring elsewhere.
OFFICERS:
Wn. sAISxsUks, President.
Issrx N. DnEzsxk. Vice President.
J. MsHIos pssssss. Treasurer,
CkssLks X, SoskiSrT, Secretary.
u RECIO8s AND REFHkEStES.
Hon a Gregory. Attorney. lafayette, fnt.
Hon & Test, Judge Circuit Court, do
Col Jasper N Dresser. Attorney. do
Gen la Noble. kslniant General for Indiana
Col gas aviu, Greau sburg.
Hon. J. Rlstinc. Andltor II State. indlanspolis.
uage = = Hun- lafayette. Indiana
John John A. y sa.s. s,.ns, Aay %
w u. Lee, circnit Prosecutor. DO
Iion. ": \, Ssn-inTer. Cash. iss Nat. Eank. Ipdl-
knspolis
cof. A. ~ Conner. Pos master. indianapolis
Wm. Sainsbury. la Fsyesfe.
Gov. o. p. Morton. Indianapolis, Ind.
ncs. n. Long. Attorney. ferre Hsate.
pr. J, :. Athon. sec'y of state, IncianapoIis.
Hoa- David rarpic. sentscslio. Indiana
Gel. N. N. fslmcr forsefs See,y state. Ind spols
Bon. W IA rssecf. Pr~s. .ssnkins FUND. 20 -
WI, Besrh. fsrmerly Ci'k sop. Court 40
Dr.. Q. n. Terry. Aitics, fnalsna
chas. X. scarieft. Lsfkseffo
rHOS n. RuSseII. specisi Agent
1uoS- r. oSa. bo>sl Acct
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06
ttELMBoLD's ROSE wAstt.

A excellent Leuon lor Diseases Of . sxD.a,,ts "a.
O.. and ~ sn EIecton IN dseasss Of The Urfnary
Olfans arising iloss hahits of dissipation. 40 bs
psrills, In snch elseanes "a recommended.
The Proprietor, In o1erinE his Rsmediss "a H.
sncted. would have II distinctly snferstood thsi
ihsy are not Psisni Medicines. Eestrsms. bet are
prepared direc,iy ssoerdng 20 rule. q
PHARMACY AID CHKnIsTRY
With the greatest accuracy. Cheriosl know isdss
ana care devoted 10 their combination BIZ . pre-
dty q PhliadelpkiA 1base ksdicinss are Kndorssd
Recommended aud ussd IA tLs Practice Of phv,ss
clans for the care - ths above Dsss.ses
h,oa are suffering Win sny Of he sboss ssssusas.
procure he Remedy 81 once.
ksidsnos oi the most relisbls ssd rss.onsibls
character vii accompany The msdicls.
Cersinosis- u cures ffom 10 ~ years asldins.
with names snosn 10 soienoe and fame
For medical propastias q nUcHU sss pt.u...s
toIy ~ the United bfals<.
Sc frofssssr Ds-s.'s vslasbis ~orss Ga me
frsftica of fbystc.
Soc remarks made b. the iais oslsbrstsi A,
Phys ca. phisdslphls
Sc rensTks made hy Dr. Kphssl.s ncI,o~.u.
esebrsted Physicisn sld Member Il ths koysl Col-
leg a saIsechs. ireland, snd pubiisLsd IN ne
Transactions of the King aud osssa's goarnsL
See ksdioo-Chirurgicsl Review, psbli<hsd bp
hsldsn'sn Tf.soFs. fsllos Of Royal Collsss a ssr
So most q The late Standard wors. On u.a,o,...
kr.ss. heeha, q % PEI hassis. % q. Coz - @
sarnspasills, el 20 Is o.
Improved Loso W sah. - ~
Or half dossn a ssoh fsT 81 Co. which win be suG-
cen 10 curs The most obstinate Casa N dir~ctions
adhered 20 Delivered 20 any address. secursly
psckei tom observation.
- Describe symptonas ia sil comm enicsxIons-
Cures Guaranteed Advice 8rntSs
AFFIDAVIT.
Pefhsnally sppssrsd before ne an lldsruan a
ths city ~ Philadelphia. ~. T. u.lsb1ld ~ho tsas
daiy Sworn. dots ssy, bic preparations contain Ne
'-Feoie, ~ msroe,y. of ether l5afioss drugs, sss
are pofeiy vegetable n 7. HELnBoLD
sEorn snd Subscribed befofs me. this 1od fsv a
hoTsnDer. liza M. 2. uIfEKhD. Aldsrn.sU
rinth a. shove kses. ptIIA
aafreaa Iettsrs fsF infaFm .1lon in csnrses1~ n
n. 7. Hkf.xB0ID, cksmisL
Dep.ls. ~ 4. Teufh a.. bsl chestnul fllls
And sss. Broadway rew Yors
80 be~sIs ~ C0ubferfeiu and urprf1sip: a
desers. ~hs sndasscF to dispose 'sf shs.f osss sIa
sthsr " article. 90 The reru,stioa ettsiasi ~
B>lmbsiS'- 8suuis- Prep.ratisn1.
KIlfaCi bu1hn.
s&rs<p@rills.
tayToret he-s us.k
Sold %
"A III Dfasxist- essry~bsrs- Al nsi1.x1ls's.
sEs gtbsT. Cut Gus me sfssrtis~msnt sna sssa
VI isnt avoid Imposition snd s1posafs -
s~ss ls9s-d~lv
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

unsss"s "'sasss
whether existing IL
MAJ. :ni' .sLs
Prom whatever oauss originating, snd 40 aast,., %
HOW i"ss STANDING.
All tbe above disease. and synp,on,s admit Of IN.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06

Fer MATS Mice, Hoaehcs, Auss,
Ned f1Was. - eebs tn kWrs - ell
ens. &c.. ose>ss 90 PBsaes geUIs
z ~utsna1s. &c.
pa ~ In fss soc. ara o1 90 Rssss. nazties. saa
N<<k< 81 Ard 81 sixe~ Ger Hst~1<. fufltc lnstisz-
usz& Ars
.-oaiy isfxihhlo r<me.fi<s kaowa-
~p~> frun fos<oa<
--<s< t<a<~r.4< - tke Hasz<n R<ns ~ %
Rats come ent e ikeir hefnx O. die.~
nr<s&i uka<ssie IN ell large sIu>s
oU<ait ~ Al prn<xi<ts AL Rslslt<<s ex~ry-
wb<r~.
- -~n~wsrxE - si1 ssu<tkl~~ ffzsssfsn1<
9 - tAxt .-IoHxAx<" nxDe h rsch 8.ox
E1<tle> sat TlaNk. t<<pre vez hzy.
2-k&frra esHNHN %. sO~TaH.
~fxs1<p>l T~pss <xz Srs><ssy. S<~ Tsrk
- 4kt n sll Hf,elre.ir sn& k<f~ll prnxxs<1s IL
r<rr< H<ztes f1t- su-9txez
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-06
MEDICAL.
i -, All eumcieut Three.
IiE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIEs

Kn.xn :. .urI unorD,ss
er.N'tNf--sos ~ vtnIu
n I. ,,l,s,ss. rxsx.~. =. x..... .. u-.-,-..~.- -
rsr,lI. UsI.l..isss H.. ~ 49, E.S
=, .,....
11Sas Ix5 S.c5.Ss nsss3, ,s,,s - = s,S1Lr co..
J.s Positive sns sessins Kennedy isr D.s.ssss 80
.as msasii s l,sss ssss. OR ss..s prsssss, sy::
nary Orkans. Nhs sAsr exis.iss m sIs on p~msIs
} eases % these Ors.ns reSulrs ths sia of
URKTIC. Hslmbola.s ExtTsct Buchu a tks
u.kKAT DIuRkIIC, and IA certain 90 have the ds-
s1ed elect IL al Ilsasssa iof which n Il rocou.
1enced-
ihis hedislns Increases he power u nlgostion.
sna sxsltss @ the esnts into healthy scioa 81
49, 80 ss..y u t.tssreo1s eepoe1<1o1A eu1 al
80 y S-.-~.. ~ s.-L kencnts are reouceo, - uou
r.n ~ aln..@uons ans 70 kcod fof oen.
"n.e1, oI snloIen-
breSuons accompany hsimooldt kxtfact b1okA
hr weakneS srrIzing nom kxcssss. habits a De.
npsuer. kArly indiscretion or Abuse. sstsndss
Vic .ne Is.ao.ins symptoms
.. ,.sl ~ s*ssetsss - ~ Eosers to@ =
~ens'1, umcuiv o. bfeshink. Veal uervuA
nemonne, Horror OF disease, waksfainssA pdn-
- - , ss-ss %. ~ 80 e~Sks eIiSsrsei taenteos
- - s..sseA slstruI MOI nsn1ks unsnlnl q u
WY, uf lnes el ne kkins sruptlens on The M.
D eooS - - 49,. ~.
v~.n--.s- M - - eaa..AA9s
--s...St.e-sy n.Ask cPo's hiihs peiore ne uges
WIN ,empMsiy sununon knd ioss of nikht
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
nttic MARKET.

NLw lohk. August ~ lSOs
The fecc'p,s Of cattle ~ tho different markets ~
his c.ty du.ine the La, cox were a. iolows:
B.e,o., lG.Lci Cove AMI Calves, H.. Ncals, Sc,
sheep and lAiufr l5,i iu, u. i11.
BSsres At the oicning Of the ma kot this week
M suppv on hand short. rnd Of tetet ave Va
qusty thnn lA.' week tut ia dte. not enable
50 that tho quality ropi. But ior the teeut,oA
Oi .trk ~ InnkirN tie ftpbE tuld have t'ru
iHtge. However. uO'N / hr t.Adiag tar -upJy,
hioSeIs have tut y ice W. lhe ldvsnte ott.In 1
lat week las teen uly austaue !. and tie have
even zone up cent ap.uni. lIadc hu no I zen ~
INOit ~ tie advance vUuil lead oue 10 i prp "a
the contrary 1t has btcn quite dull lhH may .
-inilutsd ~ the fart that NhocsN" butch, tech"f
huyin. at such high hgutc, ihc ma k,t cotc' aiAs
yet heavy. We quote pOpi and con.tfon 10 lie Au,n
II ,al = : an "a, tlum g. eoo., ljll,c pine, 20
l. y; anu cIolc.. isc
Mt Il Cnfs.. he demand for rool nilkers irocl
piNutc patcs has inn owed, ami all the sooi cove
Oic. cd Tor sal, iuunt loaay ,N, nj mae . itf
pticrr. lh.- is Nr.N cn'ou A4tnt 20 hoi1t = Ne
uuotc ica' Included common ~ lAi.. f-5aeJi and
tNtfH chO.c, q ASA 5000
sheep ard nHts sheep scarce and hi'fe-.
The demand foo, ami hO let the market ent ey
drtitu'c OF surriies. W, 0'ote nol TO sood fho.p
lhlNc. al,a~c aud psiu.c ~ choice Ut say &c.
btdt CI,tss.-tAu in4c la pooI d,uIand. but tls
mafket T. not MARKED by riea' chanIe. We
quote prime heavy vcas a, oslle and common to i-f
vt hus'.
There Is very ile being done In the 10,
market lie cane OF this I. that there Hie no ho.p
Oh hand, tie supI, having fallen oh 20 greatly. No
quote corn-iod NJ iJaiic aud suil-ed at lOallSc.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

TIM CASH or MULLER h.for- Ccmmssourr
NrwTos va, cotrlui-i on saturday. resulting in
IN. cornmitt,l OF the prisoner. An order for his
rxtrsdi,,cu will usic.lb,ea'y h. issued BY he
President MD MrrL.r win bc taken back
- England Tor iral. In delivering his decision
the CornnissioHy nntcd that the chain of evidence
against the 4ccss"i Ns strong and unrl'st., able
and that. while il wss nc; his province 10 DECIDE
up"n tb" innoceD,e g',ih OF the prisoner, there
could be no q iestion regarding the ,uffcirucy
of evidence 10 warrant his comrnitial. MrlLga
has hs't. dur ng the examination. M HE
ben.dt that could possibly bc extended
u him IN making ms defence. fmin-ut
counsel werr 'Siyret TO rim By The Comuissioncr
snd his cause ,',s sdvocs,cd with ~ the ability
energy and sss niity in their power. On. of them
In psrtcular, eiivered d most eloquent sppcnl On
bchali II his Cent, IN which he took occasion to
.duiuis.e- . ,sf srsthing rehuke 10 England f'r
the course WI ich she has pursued toward this
country during the prescn, war. lie held the &c..
sision thst,hr hostility of Great Pritan towards
the uni,si Sbsss, exhibited in The builiins and
t',ng ON, OF pirates to prey upon our commerce,
aud In furnishing tac rebels with material si for
he dcsr,r.tion Of onr Government, hss virtually
suspeiS~'i-nn civii re0ties between The tw" gov
ernments. lie alluded ~ th- se,lon Of tho British
authorities a, Hilfs1 "a relation to the cnse 4
th- Cue alsiSc, whose offc~rs werc murdered by
= rnutinrus o~ni Of C,n-<hroa's IA NJ .crysee of
the rebsil government, ani showed th,t the general
conduct oi tAtand had heen such as tn 'orfe't ~
riphts under the eStrsdtson treaty. The cnthuSi-
a'uc rnainer in which ,h-e nllusions were rice we'd
by the Liree audience, IN ind"Y of the an'-
ments o, CIR whole people. MruT'- therefore,
had every advantage Of syiuTs,hy, az far a. the
hhstrac. question of extradton Is concerned but
the evidence.of his gldh was overwhelming. Dur
ing the exsm,nstion. Snd. IL fset since bis arrest,
MrLyR has Inhibited s,ocal appearance VI in.
difference regarding the reSut. lie as-crts lis
ability to prove an dhbA aud is either oyer.cona-
dent u seqoitt.l, OF so crime hardened as to tc
iuseusible ut his situation