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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
For Sale and Rent.

"a FOR RENT WAREHOUsE NO IS.
.EEizn- a comm odious three-story Brick Ware.
house. fronting west on north Union street, and
east on the Potomac River, with wide alley
on the northside, and contiguous to an extern
sve wharf, at which vessels of the largest class
may land and receive cargo Application to
be left with KNOX q SMITH,
.ss,..sos-esv South Union street.
The next building, Of same size, WILL also, be
for rent, in short time delft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

T AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale farm
! 4 ofTWO HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES,
3 miles south Of Alexandria. The land lies
beautifully, with southern exposure, snd !: in
crops. The outside enclosure is in tolerable
order. There is young peach orchard in full
bearing ana other choice fruits
It may be divided into two farms, with
abundance Of wood and water on each, with
building sites unsurpassed by any in Virginia
Offering greater inducements as a dairy and
market farm OF vineyard.
Terms accommodating. a credit of four
years from the lst Of March, 1866, may be had
upon ST. 600 of the purchase money, interest
apply to the subscriber, No. 50, Washington
sep 21--2aw Y. s. KEMPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
VALUABLE REAndI>ESTATEF FOR SATF
" We Will sell the fOloEinr real astato L. -: !:

VALUA:]BLE REAAadhsESTATEFOR SALE
Y Wewill sell the following real estate in a1 "a
near the City, on accommodating terms: ''u
l. Asquare bounded by Pitt, Royal, Orono.
CO, and Pendleton streets. Under short LEASE
improvements removabl e.
2 Kot onHhe south SIDE Of oronoco, between:
Pitt and Royal streets, 90 feet front, and ia
feet deep. Rented as above. Both the abovas.
are near the Hampshire depot.
g. A lot at the northeast corner of Pitt and
Wolfe streets, 1164 feet on Pitt, and 80 feet 2
inches on Wolfe. This lot is under lease to GOOD
tenants for five years, from May and June 1884,
who have made good improvements, removed
bic at the end of their leases. + .--
4. About Is acres Of land at West End, east
of Catt's, binding on Duke street, and on the
two roads which lead into King street. Most7v
under short leases, improvements moveable
These lots will be shortly surveyed and subdi.
vided into convenient lots.
se30-eotf [Com.1 JOHNSTON & CARNE
AAFEE5!A HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Parsonage
sa #1El House of the First Presbyterian Church,
adjoining the Catholic Church. Apply to ''
r.-n.,r-a HENRY COOK
no 30-3t* 49, King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, November q, 1865. !,
Hon. W. w. Holden, Provisional Governor:
Accept my thanks for the noble and Ell,
Gent manner in which you have discharged
your duty as Provisional Governor. You Will
be sustained by the Government. .-Sss,#
The results of the recent elections in North
Carolina have greatly damaged the prospects
Of the State in the restoration'of Its Govern
mental relations. Should the action and the
spirit OF the Legislature be in the same direc
ton, it will greatly increase the mischief al
ready done, and might be fatal.
tits hoped the action and spirit manifested
by the Legislature will be 50 directed as rather
to repair than increase the difficulties under
which the State has already placed itself
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
G Q Il N 2 E G. I a / ;.

ALEXANDRA MARKET The -four and
grain market has been quiet during the week,
with a moderate demand and supply. In
prices there has been very little change, and
we quote as follows: Super -four $40; Extra
$40. 50a$l1; Family $14a$15.50, as to brand.
Wheat l5oa230 red l75a2l0. Corn
old S5aS6; new S3aS5. Bye S5a90. Oats
4Oa47. Sugars are firm at Fl for crushed and
123al6 for browns Bacon is dull, at q slight
decline Pork dull, with good supply-we
quote dressed hogs at SIS per 100 lbs But
ter has slightly declined, and we now quote
at 4Oa45. Lard %, decline Eggs 33a35
Green apples scarce, and in demand at $5aS6
per ID. dried 10 cts. per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
OH A1txaudria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, DEE EMlBER 4.
HABEAs CORPUS.

President johnson has issued Proclamation
declaring that the suspension Of the writ OF ha-
beas corpus is annulled, and the right Of habeas
corpus allowed in all the States and Territories,
erceptiag those Of Virginia, Kentucky, Tennes
see, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, A1k a
sas, Texas, the District Of Columbia, and the
Territories Of New Mexico and Arizona.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

Flour declined, yesterday, il New York,
5a20 cts. Corn dull Gold 1881. The Baltl-
more Flour and Grain market remains as be-
fore without much change In the Cattle
market there is no change in prices, though a
decline in hogs isnoticed. All descriptions Of
Butter are lower, Ia Georgetown, holders
OF -four continued firm at the last quotations
would justify change in the list Of prices,
The payment Of interest ty the Treasury
to-day, the lst instant, and the redemption OF
the short debts of the Department during the
month, will restore to active use several mil
lions Of money, and give temporary ease to the
market but it will not make capital abundant
enough to stimulate speculation much. The
Government and all the movements of the
Treasury are toward contraction, and every
monthly statement shows less circulating money
and more funded debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
By JOHN Il, PARKQTl, AUCTIONEER.


ETAVING to close out a number Of consign-
{ / ments, such as Mattresses Blankets. Car
pets Stoves Bedsteads, Tables, Safes, Ward
robes, and other furniture; also, Tobacco, Ci-
CARS, Ground Coffee, Pepper, Soap, Writing
Paper,FCoa Oil, &C., Ishall have q sale at my
store, corner King and Water SITS. on Saturday
morning next, the I'd day Of December, at 70
@ clock. ....-.
nov 3C-N JOHN ii. PARROIT.
TUsT RECEIVED AT FRENCH'S Book
% and Stationary Store, a complete assort-
ment Of HYMN BOOKS, for use in the Pres
byterian Church-all sizes and styles Of bind
ing. Happy Voices, new hymns and tunes. for
the home circle and Sabbath Scholastic best
book out-another lot just receiycd-paper
covers 80 Cts. bound 40 cts. Handsome articles
for Ladies use-a lot of Fine Morocco Travelling
Bags Work Boxes, in Rosewood and Leather,
Reticules and Portn?onaes in q great variety OF
styles and sizes.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Writing
Desks all sizes.
Wostenholms and Rodgers Fine Pocket
KNIVES, Backgammon Boards, Chesslncn, new
styles Photograph Albums. 4 great variety
Of Portmonaies Of the best quality Tur key Mo-
rocco for gcntleman's u5c-;sll new and beauti-
fri Goods: for sale at FRENCH'S
n629-2w l0f. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
HUMMER GARDEN.
GUNNER GARDEN,
y No. 1872 KING STREET,
(Near Washington
/ MELLEN & CO., PRopRIEToRs.
FRIED OYSTERS,
STEWED OYSTERS,
ROAS TED OYSTERS,
FANCY ROAST

ROASTED OYSTERS,
FANCY ROAST,
STEAMED OYSTERS,
Kept hot, and furnished to private families
in any part OF the city.
Poultry, Game and Meats Of all kinds, kept
constantly on hand, and served mp at the short
est notice.
The bar is stocked with the choicest brands OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. no 30-tf
TO JOEL HAM AS you are not an in
4 habitant of the State of Virginia, you will
take notice. that under the Act, as amended on
the 23d day of june 1865, demand of you the
principal and interest of a note, under seal, ez
ecuted by you, to me, on the 18th day Of March,
1857. for the sum Of twenty five hundred (25.00)
dollars, with interest from the date thereof, pay
able on the 18th day Of March, 1858, and now
remaining unpaid. I, also, demand ofyou the
interest which has accrued upon said note, from
the 18th day Of March: 1857, subject to svndry
payments, endorsed upon said note, on account
Of interest, amounting to $500.
ANN +. BATTA1LE,
no 30-7aW5W Fairfax co.. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Comm.rcIaI Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Ihe iunds contiIued
An Inn, without material change Consos the 1ih closed
at 88td8Sl. - IL, e, IL.
Tie discount market the 7th was rather hmoI AUG
raj rate was ~ per cent =, t,,
The rate Of discount at all the principal sontineha e
continue below the Bank of England minimum 4
AMERICAN SEcURi1rs-ln the absence OF later news Ho"
America there has been no material change ...,
Frankfort T. five Twenties advanced rom - 70 ''f'
under the fall Of Charleston -. M
Basness had been the Confederate loan At about 70
The Paris Bourss steady Rentes On the I'll we're al
From The London Times City Article, 9th. 80
This quotation Of gold Parsi about per mule PFC
MUM and the short exchange London Ia - 10 per
sterling On comparing thr.e rates with tle English nm
price R3 IL 0i per for stsndsd9 Eoa ~
y adviees from Hamburg the price OF gold 10 lIs 20,
and tho short exchange on London per .hon
STANDARD gold a, the English Mint price u therefore aoou
2IOh. per cent desrer w. London than IN lismbaI!
The English fund.- hive again eIperenod WA my no
This mornus wLc at alteration aud short time s Ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
SubmissiOnists in Churicsson.
From the (harIesfon (.I9n. IL <orresl'ofi1-
e,,rs Of fke LoadoH 1isees.

1t is hard for the visitor who comes 70
Charleston fresh from Richmond and Virginia to
understand that the noncombateu population OF South
Caroha is homogeneous with the inhabitants Of Rich
nOnd and nOuth ally of the flesh and blood a the
ndonitabie rank and file ~ Gen. Lees army. In
Richmond there was one month ago. no more thought
Of submission antLearedness than In the breast OF
Walker and his heroic associates at Londonderry, In
1880 or in the StIepd ranks which garrisoned Sara
gossa in lrsJ3
In Charleston tho fountain. head Of Secession, the
nest OF Rebellion the cherished holy city of the Game
cock Staie"-in Charleston. which should draw It's in
spsaon hom the rJrn walls OF dilapidated but sil de
iant old Sumter and set On example Of uon-henrtcd
resolution 10 the associates whom il ciitated into
Rebellion there is croaklng and disnay, inlImity 81
purpose and resolution. Many the oie al Scccs
sion!sts-thc fre-eatees' Of InH NEW YORK 1hB
tNE-who once Knocked at old Virginia because she
slow 10 thread tie thOrny patti t. whicA south Carolina
lured her on but who faint by the way ana praite
OF lie " beet terms that can be obtained n0m unS
n8ninouS foe while upon some lips the OminOus woId
reconstruction Is auaibly brestned.
With 10 be understood az not including IN tlis cay
cgory the gals nj htic band which s,il unshnnklngy
holds Fort Sumter and mans the batteries upon James
and Suiyans Islands There is IN the breasts OF the
garrison OF Charleston the same Nifsnian sphli when
9niuatcs tie army Of Gen. Lee. and wore Wen io1
them If they had contact with the timorous subips
sion,.s or the ouerelous fauthnders WHO ah0und IN
these streets. There sim to De iouhu stui nVhs
lie men of FORTS Sumter Moutlie and johnson, which,
II rightly handed aud promptly supported nom kcn'
mond win gain for their commander celebrity IN con
necon with Charleston lust and ns enduring az ,ai
ragossa conferred upon faoiox and BadaJos upon III
en. il aust be confessed that. speaking generally,
ard csrecoyy T. reference Virginia the toncdei ale
banner Is most proudly and s'ubGorniy uphcd ny men
" mo trod the pst OF Secession slowly ana Ienctdhtf'
and that according to the law OF nature the moilo
I'm ~ ,ho.e bodies which were with difficulty set IN
ton ia sustained and Irresistible when once they GET
under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Heavy Robbery Of Unifed States Bonds
From the Central National HANK
Recovery.

On Tuesday afternoon the cashier Of the Cen
trail National Bank. Mr.. W. II. Foster. received a
package Of United States 1910 and $50 bonds amount
ing to 10000 This bundle be placed on tin box be
hind hi. deck in bis Office at the Of the nnk. In
moment AFTER having occasion to speak TO one Of the
clerks in the bankngroom, be stepped inside for mo.
mcnt.
During bis absence a welldressed stranger, who had
been hanging around the OF the banking room for
some moments previously by boy to slip into
the Office take the bundle containing the notes. and In
mcdiately leave the bank. lie boy did not give the
alarm as he supposed the thief Yves one Of the employees
OF the bank.
Ofthis amount $1,000 in 1910 bonds is the property
ofthe bank the remainder belongs to outside parties
reward o. o. 600 viii DC paid for the recovery OF the
bonds belonging to tie bank and g. 600 for the re-
Govern Of the remainder The fact OF the robbery has
been tclegraphcd 10 all tho principal cities In the Union
together with the numbers Of the bonds so that IN case
an attempt made TO negotiate them the parties max
Ing tho attempt viii be arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
France.

The Pan Mall Gazette says that in conformity
with pablo opinion IN Trsncc. the Emperor Napoleon
will leave Mexico 10 her destiny ~ soon as The French
troops have returned. There was ruMot- However,
that reinforcement Of 500 troops wero 10 be sent
shortly 10 Mexico.
The draft OF The address 10 the Emperor. which ia
principally paraphIase 81 the speech from the throne
had been read in the Senate The address appauds the
proposed measures Of home policy Speaking OF tho
relations existing between the Church and the Slate u
ssys;
France will not allow the law Of ls02 which IL de-
fsnse aganst possible abuses both from within sni
without. 20 fall into etcyance."
II lrUYcs tie EmpefOgs foreign policy. Hopes arc
pressed ior the consolidation Of the Mexican I'm
piic and however serious mny Do the questions that
are stll be settled the Emperor MaIirnan will be
abe 10 decide them by PROMPT and energetic acifA
France Will learn from the testimony oi her soldiers,
soon 10 return 70 their country that MaSmian reign.
Sss1 "%sdi@r g. tie wors q IL" f@peo sS.
tempt. Of war shall be closed the address says Peace
will be the policy OF tie iuturc. Lot US Work AZ con
cert TO render plentiful this lasting peace.
Tie discussion Of the Address hsdbecr fixed for the
9th OF March The MoaH,Hr contained report oi the
Minister Of Public Instruction, RECOMMENDING era,
tuiious and compulsory prmsI! uco,on ,o me-
popular initiative the rglt Of voting the execution oil
he law will be ct 90 the municipal councils ne as
sstancs Of the State viii however, be gwen 10 COM
muncs accepting the reform but whose REQUIRES do
not suffice to carry II out.
Tie IdsptHdCHcs Bslss says: ,
THE pfesen, stsie o; Mexico seriously occupies the
attention Of The French Government IL responsibility
ia crnycly involved. We informed that the ninls
ters have fc bound 20 oer some observations on -
subject 20 the Emperor iui that be manfesis the hf
resolution of maintaining IN Mexico happen what may;
the honor Of the French flag and the throne established
al the cost Of French blood"
NJ. de MontboIon has been appointed fIench MINIS
Ter al Wasling and Il. DanO Minister AZ Mexico"
1t was reported that the Emperor Louis Napoleon was
firmly resolved maintaining the Empire oi Mexico
and the honor Of the French Nag
The French Minister Of Public Instruction had ten
aered his resignation but Napoleon refused 70 acce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

seemed comparatively steady but all the market,
oS. sei. vi 70 eli for Se,s sna s .nS sH.
| the 9Th of April. w "
Thee was extremely active discount demani at the Ban
open uss, where some rlnsscons I'll. axe place At ' ii
though Ii .ppy Of moneys not abundant IN the s.oc,
hanse Hs rate Tor abort loans was about per cent
that III. sItei d the demand Observable dDi ,o
continues below the BANK Of saSd minimum AZ Ps s .nd
fftnsiot "a ,hs open market Il q per cent Amsterdam
ana pfusSe pr cent, AID ., Hamburg Is only per
cent ~
Reports generally circulated this afternoon Of the ar
rival OF e and very adverse elegsm from Bombay bat Il
was found that none had been received BY any Of s leading
In the market for foreign .ecurte. the chief movement has
been iiher is OF per cent In the Confederate Loan
men opwn at ~ 70 81 but in nearly every other instance
there hh also been "a fresh decline.
The las. price from Paris hi. evening 57f &c., showing
In the foreign exchange, th. afternoon b, u,o U,bur,
were les. IN demand and the shade higher in other
respects there was no material variation from the by last
post.
There were no gold operations the Bank today.
LIVERPOOL cotton MARKET. LIVERPOOL March "a m
The market on Monday opened at Recovery from the
Gus depression which prevailed Saturday. and there was
mere .esdne.. in price,. Nevertheless quotations n
lower Tor American snd Surss than the previous Friday
aud id lower on other descriptions. On Tuesday the mar
o' VS., qasS but steady salo' for The two days 5000 bs
TRADE ~ MAsoEEsTEE.-Buy-rs yesterday were willing
demanded slvsncs which checked bushes and The saes
were consequently small
LIvErPooI Provision MARxrr-Messr. Gordon Bruce
Co and Wakefield Nah Co report: Beef dun and neg
leced Pork doll buyer, hold "a In expectation of larger
supplies. Bacon steady and rather more imputed for Han,
very dull Lard steady sales Of old at 1880. Talow
quiet bu, steady.
LIvInPooL rRopucK MAxxrr-A.he. ar. oue, ut 20 for
Pots and 80 dJo for Peirs Sugar quiet bot steady Cot
Zoe is inactive Rice dull Linseed steady Rosn quiet but
steady Spirits o. frpen.ne small sales Of French O.
Petroleum quiet Refined nomnaly ioQ2 per gallon
Clover Seed sell, al 686 for Old and p foI fie Red
American.
LIvgRrooL BRx.p-ruyys MARKEr.-Me,sr.. Richsra.on
Spencer 90 . ,1d Bgasd Ays Co. ree9I.Foa mos.
and price. nominay unchanged Corn steady and rather
more inquired for.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Marcel 9-COrror.-Saes for the two day,
TO- bales, Of which 5000 bales Spectators and
porer.. Msrsetfat
sTArE on TRADE-rhs Manchester market Yves quiet but
steady
Rrsad.uf. quis, ana steady.
Proyisions dali Lard hrni
LoSDos, March s-Ceu,ol. for money, eai ds9i Illinois
Centr. Shares. 3Jid33,; Erie Shares, 35Id55ii Five
tw enes, 50 asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
AID FOR ESCAPED DgsERrsRs.- The Amer

AID FOR ESCAPED DRsERrzRs. The Amerl-
can Union Commission having recently received H.
formation Of the fact that great numbers OF desertes
from the Southern army we're coming into our lines.
and many more were deferred from coming by nm ap'
prehen-on either TINT they would be impressed into the
Northern army be left homelcssncss and want or be
exposed 20 contempt OF ro them PIv because o
their CONNECTION with the Rebellion. have determined
.uch refugees by their agents In Washington
and baltimore shield them from the Imposition of owl
disposed persons, supply their immediate necessities
assure them OF friendly reception among the Northern
people and procure them such employment IS may sup
ply their wants until the close Of the war; The Com
mission appeals 10 the public for donations OF clothing
which may be sent 10 the agents AT baltimore and
Washlng ton 20 be given 20 the deseIters in exchange
for the uniform Of the Rebel army In which they DO not
wish TO appear after passing our lines Such donations
may be sent to No. Il Bible House, New City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
India.
The following telegram had been received

The following telegram had been received;
"RovR,y March s. r. m-Busness here and at
Calcutta is suspended pending the receipt Of later new,
than that Of Feb. Is reporting panic IN the Lverpoo
co1ton market and heavy fall in prices. A Bombay
telegram of the 18th Feb quotes Exchange down u
an with tho bank rate OF discount advanced to 30
II per cent. ,,,., a., eu,
A mail had reached Marseilles with the following,
TownIY Februnry l4--Cotton shipments for the fort
night as go bales Frcights 20 Liverpool 5O
CAIcuTrA February l3.-Exchange. 1ilh freight'
10 London So. for seeds.
Tea unchanged. Exchange iisi .. T.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 2l.-Tea dull. silk declining TX
change GEL. Freights improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
From san salvsdor-RcIease OF Rebel
Pirates.

The Government Of San Salvador has set at
liberty John Bradshaw and Thomas Reynolds. WHO
were arrested on their way to this port with OILERS In
capturing one OF the California steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

To CURE DISTURBED SLEEP-Add one table
enoopful of DIR TALBprs INDICATED PrEApPLE CIDER
10 n lumber ~ cold water and drink before You re-
tire II that does not make you sleep take two table
spoons full Of the Cider.
Ear sale everywhere. T. T. PApDlTT Sole Agent.
Nos - %. GO, O.. IT, %, ~ - aud IL "aslingtonst
N.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Business Notices.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buy arg any OF
The numerous WORTHLESS. articles called Gold r, ~ which have
flooded tho make. for tho laa few years when at lower
price. you get pens wch ~e scknow sIgei to be the
Btsr IN rHE WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upsta whose lack Of brains compe'
them to attempt IMITATION 10 the dfhDismnt II you
want tho full value of money SEQ, another column;
Tho Pep is Mish.lef u an the swqdJ
ARTIFICIAL LrMBs OF sUpIlaloR QUALITY AND
adsptsbityi Army and Navy fqpLhed nas With tho best
prr commission " the Surgeon 0eral u s. Army BY f. "
QupsoS, NJ. D., Astor Place. C.la.on Hail. T. Y.
OEsIS, No. us broadway.
ID his Spring s Of Ladiss n,lcrnsn' Misses
Boys and ifants HATS, Trimmed and Upuimue9 Mlos
| sale and r. tail -
WPgRLBR &; Wilson'S Highest Premium
Loob Stitch Sgwika MAcuIyss--No 62a broadway Do
lwyasurs. 4 wiIsors Burrox HoLa MAchixs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
epniu.

The Senate has resolved to pass a vote OF
,bant IN the Oueen for ccdng the Crown lands 10 tie
State. -, -.
II is tied that the Spanish Admiral Pareja will not
leave the Pacific until ell the conditions OF peace De-
tween Spain aud Peru have been fulfilled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Prom GIBBS.
AFFAIRS ~ HAvASA-RAmRoADA ACCIDENT NB.
MATAEZAS.

MATANLAS.
Adyices received on Tuesday from Havana
contain no political or othor news OF importance from
that city.
An unfortunate accident occurred on the 10Th inst.
ON the railroad between Vlllanueya and Mataizas.
train Of cars ran omnibus which was crossing
fore it, and thrown off the track. -Four persons
were Killed and a number wounded. The cars Were
damaged but curiously enough the locomotive was
not even displaced and, without the engineer went OIL
IN al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
MARRIED.

NlTCIIEIL-GAFF-At -. Pauls Church Cincinnati on
"wednesday March IS, by the Rev Dr. Cox. Charlton
Mitchell Of New York and AeKnl, dau shter II Thomas
Cal. esq, Of Aurora, indiana.
RPFR-ANDERSON-In Brooklyn. on Monday March
~ at It Ann. Chnrch, by tie Rev. Dr. Canhed James T.
Harper it, to Mary youngest daughter Of Robert d. Ande
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
pOYesQnt.

A new ministry had been Formed with me
Duke de Lowlo President of the Council and Mnls
Ter Of Foreign Affairs, and the Marquis de "a Da
Daudiera as Minister Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

TnE LAST OPERA IN BRo0RLYs.-The opera
Of Don Giovanni will be performed at the brooklyn
Academy Of Music tonight. II is announced as the
farewell performance See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
The IBuchics.

The answer of Austria TO the Pruslan dis
match relative 10 the Dnchies had reached Berlin.
Eenort saws that Austria declares the proposals OF
Prussia entirely unified to be the basis FOR future nego
tlatlOns.