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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool, on
the 2eth ult., via Londonderry on the 30h ut.
has arrived.
The London Times of the Goth says there is
too much reason to fear that the peace Of Flu
rope is to lie broken by one Of the least just
and least necessary wars of inodcrn times -
The Times heartily trusts England may keep
aloof.
Half-a dozen war vessels are preparing for sea
at Plymouth and are reported to go to the st.
Lawrence.
The language Of the Prussian press, by evil
dent dictation of the government, is wa1llke.
and great preparations are being made through
out the kingdom. The Austrian Government
was also taking measures in anticipation of the
coming struggle.
Austria, it is said, has determined TO put an
end to the provisional state Of atfairs in the
duchigs, and, if necessary. will propose that
the question be referred to European Com
gross.
: The Independent Beige Of the Goth ue. has
news that the King Of Prussia consents to Ger
tain military arrangements, which. though
only preliminary. II dictate that var Is almost
inevitable.
The.rate Of discount Of the Bank q Eng land
remains at six per cent.
Flour very dull Wheat ;euas downwards.
Corn frmer and six peDce higher mixed 6?s.
a26s Sd.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting Of the Common Coun
Gil, held April 10th, 1866, there we're present.
J. 3. Smoot, President; Messrs Brent, Mar
kell, lambert, Ashby, Wilmington, Brown:
Herbert, Clifford, johnson: Wilmer and Hough.
An Act to amend an Act, entitled, An Act
fixing the salaries of certain officers Of the Cor
poratiou for the year, 1866" was taken up,
read third time and rejected By the following
vote:
Ayes-SlarkelI, Clifford, and Johnson-3
Nays-Breut, Lambert, Ashby, Wilmington.
Brown, Herbert, Wilmer Hough, Smoot-9.
Mr.. Brent, from the Committee on General
Laws. 20 whom was referred the communica-
ton OF Lieut.. Col. j. G. G. Lee, made report,
with the following resolution, which was adOp-
ted
Rosoivcd, That the Mayor communicate tc
Col ice The willingness of the City Council OF
Aleyapcira. to release the title to the North
Half Of the Z. S. Military Cemetery, near
Alexandria, as requested by him in his com.
munication # the 18th ut
Mr. Brnpt. from select committee, reported
The following;
ReSolvcd, That the Mayer be requested Ia
relieve Sam n. Chip!cy. Police Constable,
from suspension, and restore him to duty
which was adopted.
Mr. Abby, from the Committee Oh Streets,
rcnortcd the following:
Resolved, That tie petition Of Chas. Il.
Hoof, Wafi@n ct Grace Church, he granted.
AID that the Superintendent ot Police be- and
is hereby Instructed TO have the work done in-
mediatcly--which was passed.
Mr. Asbby, from same committee, asked Tor
further time to report on petitions nf Mrs,
N1arha j. Hooff aud the Wa>hioaton, Alex
andria and Georgetown Railroad Company
which was granted.
DR.. Clifford presented proposal from 4.
Fl. Stabler and " j. iiilbun & Bro. for fur
nishiog medicine for the Poor.
Proposal Of Janney 4 Co., vas also pre-
sentcd.
Dir. Ashby offered the following:
Resolved. That the Council now proceed 10
the elfctioa OF Dispenser OF Medicine for the
Poor. and that the compensation be fixed d;
$500 per anuunl-ad0p
A petition Of Stephen Swan to rebuild and
improve back building Of house On Wafer be:
tween Wolfe and Duke streets, was r celved
from Board Of Aldermen, and their action, refer
ring it to Committee on Streets, concnrred III.
An act fixing the fees Of the Auditor OF the
Corporation in certain cases. was received from
Board Of Aldermen. and referred to COMMITTEE
on General Laws.
Resolution in reference to application Of Col.
Lee passed ~ the Board, was returned by
Board of Aldermen with Observation-Disclosures
ment not concurred IN.
A communication from VIM H. Deyaughn,
was referred to Committee on Poor.
Mr. johnson offered the following, which was
adopted
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NEWS OF THE DA 7.
$40 shoe the gerry age and body of the Times,

=
The u. S. bonded warehouse in Greenwich
street, in New York, was robbed on Saturday
night of silks to the value OF 1000 belonging
to A. T. Stewart. One of the clerks of the
Bank of America was robbed yesterday of over
five thousand dollars in gold certificates at the
entrance Of the Sub. Treasury. Three unknown
rufiaus attempted to rob the book-keeper Of
Roach & Co., New York, in Riyington street,
of one thousand two hundred dollars.
All the negro troops in Kentucky are to be
disbanded forthwith The military districts in
Alabama have also teen broken up and the
troops restricted to certain post garrlsons. -
We are told, moreover, that it is not true as
previously reported, that official orders have
been sent to various commanders aotltylng
then, that martial law still exists in the South
ern States.
I Apublic meeting was held at ST. Paul :
Methodist Episcopal Church in New York, On
Monday evening last, at which Chief Justice
Chase presided. In the course OF his remarks,
Chief Justice Chase alluded to the passage OF
the Civil Rights bill, and claimed that the
next step would be to give The ballot Ia the
emanepated slaves. -,f..ssr
There is new revolution going Oh in China.
A number Of disloyal Celestials are eadeavor-
ing to subvert the Government They do not
seem to complain OF any special grievances.
but they want power. They desire to regulate
the affairs Of the Empire after their own fash
ion. Peku is in danger. 4
There has cen considerable excitement III
fashionable circles in Baltimore for some time.
relative to insulting aud anonymous letters re-
ceiyed by many persons. a correspondence On
the subject between Mr.. Bernol the British
consul and j. H. Keene, Of Baltimore has been
! published.
Head Centre Stephens is expected to arrive
at New York by the Havre steamer, which is
due there to-day. Great preparassns are
making by the O. Mahopey wing of the FeniaDs,
fer his reception
Michael Murphy, President Of the Hiber-
Man Society, together with five other persons,
were arrested at Cornwall, Canada, yesterday,
on suspicion of being connected with Fenian
movements.
Mr.. Monroe, who was recently elected May
or of New Orleans, has not been allowed by
General Candy to assume Office.
Heavy fires are reported at Edinturg, lndi-
ana; Ashland, Pennsylvania aud Decherd,
Alahama
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Resolved. That the Council elect Gnager
Of Liquor, to supply the place OF Lieut. shlnn'
deceased at its next regular meeting.
The following was received from Board OF
Aldermen:
Resolved, By the City Council that at its
next meeting they Will proceed to elect the
remaining city oficers-not concurred IN.
The Board of Aldermen informed the Com
mon Council that-they had appointed a Com
mittee of Conference on the resolution, relative
to the election of Corporation officers The
President appointed Messrs. johnson aud
Witmer to confer with said Committee.
The committee reported that the conference
could not agree on the subject Of electing city
officers - -......
T. NJ. WHITE, Clerk, c. c.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

At Firemen's celebration IN Mobile. after
President Johnson had beer toasted as fear
less patriot" the health oI Jefferson Davis
vas proposed and the toast drunk The pro
poser said he meant no treason
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

At the session of the New York East Con
ference Of the NJ E. Church in Brooklyn, on
Thursday, resolution was adapted expressive
of brotherly feeling and love towards the mem
bers Of the Conference of the Church South.
now assembled in New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11
| Meeting Of the stockholders Of the Manassas
E. 50 Gan Railr1 ad Company.

Pursuant to an order from the Board OF
Public Works, the Stockholders of the Manas-
,sas Gap Railroad Company, met atsthe Court
House, il, this city, to-day at noon. On mo-
ton of F. L. Smith, T. B. Robertson was
chosen Chairman, and Edgar Snowden jr. land
Daniel Morgan, Secretaries e
T. A. Brewis, Of Alexandra, and Harvey
EHinger and J. n. Wartman, of Rockingham,
we're chosen committee on proxies, when the
meeting took recess until o'clock. to meet
at the Mansion House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

TARRIAGESll CARRIAGES!
u CARRIAGES!!
On hands very large assortment of CARR
AGES Of my wn make, at reducao prices Such
as, ROCKAWAYS,
BRETTS,
EXTENSION TOPS.
BUGGIES, &C;
also large number of Second Hand Carriages
Busine Wagons sc. All work sold warranted
to be as represented
Old Carriages taken in exchange.
ROBERT Il. GRAHAM. !,
No 400, Pennsylvania avenue. near 4! street,
and No. 374, D street, Washington d. c.
apl1-3m
AIDES EMPOKIUM-Fo the manutac-
i Il ture of CLOAkS and DRESSES, and La
DIES and cHILDRENs' FURNIs HING
GOODS, ofovery description. The above de-
partments under the superintendent of expe-
rienced and artistic cutters. Entire satisfaction
may be relied upon
Gs- Also Machine Stitching, Stamping, Flu
ting and Pinking Cloaks; Dress-buttons, Bind
Bindings, Braids, Working. cotton, &c
L. BECK,
No. 10 Market Space, Pennsylvania Avenue,
between sth and 9th street, Washington D. G..
Washington, D. c., ap ll-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

ored troops will be discharged the service be-
tore the first Of next month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. The Senate,
yesterday, passed the bill to lay the State Of
Pennsylvania the sum Of 100000 for monies
expended in calling out the militia during the
late war; also the bill granting certain
lands to Michigan to aid in constructing a ship
canal from Lake Superior 10 Lac ia Belle, aud
the bi granting lands to aid in the conssrnc-
ton fthe Southern Minnesota railroad.
In the House. the vote rejecting the bank
rupt bill was reconsidered, but it was again
rejected: A new BILL however, having the
same object in view, was introduced. Among
the bills passed were the following: Provid-
ing for the coinage of new fiye-cent pieces ::
allowing Rear Admiral Paulding and Commo-
dore RadtoId to accept medals from the. King
of Italy to authorize the Soldiers Indiyid.
rate provided forprinted matter; and rendering
the thanks of Congress to Major Gen. Hancock
for gallant services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

A destructive fire was raging in the woods
near Catlett's Station on Thursday night last,
supposed to have originated from spark from
a passing locomotive. 4 good deal of timber
and fencing was destroyed The property Of
Richard Stone AID others NJ. S estimates
his loss at $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11
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O. l. THOMAS
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Annual income, in CASH. %,j9lC,
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pany in the WorI';.
All the profits arising from this mlncI., g,,4
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED among>. thc..
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H. B. ". Consul.
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on all descriptions Of property. at the lowe.
current rates, and policies issued, payable T.
Gold, Sterling, or currency, by
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DIED.

Last night, at half past twelve O clock ROSIE.
fourth daughter of john and Ellen Gallon,
aged two years and six months. ~ Her fu-
neral will take place from the residence OF hey
mother No. 35 5 outh Royal street, at !. hat-past
four o'clock tomorrow evening Ihatr'enGs Q:
the family are invited to attend
She has gone we never shall see her moro
In her childish sports as oft before:
No more shall look in her sparkling eye;
No more shall list to her sweet bye-bye
The soul has gone to its rest affair,
Perchance to dwell on some distant star;
Of all she WAS, naught rcmaineth yet
But the dust Of ourlittle household pet.
She has gone from earth with its pain and care;
She's safcin a realm that is bright and fair
And it's cheering to us VINO linger here
To know that her way to heaven was clear
But yet it is hard to give her I'D,
And the hand is slow to take the cup,
And hearts are bleeding, and eyes are Wei
For the little playful household pet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

HORSE THIEvING has been reduced to a
science in this part Of Virginia. It behooves
every man to bend his energies to the detection
OF the thieves. Not horse stolen the last
three or four months has been recovered. On
Wednesday night Messrs Ackley & Baldwin,
Of Wisconsin, who have just bought farm
near Spotsylvania Court house, aud who had
commenced pitching a crop, lost two valuable
horses The thieves crossed them at United
States Ford, on the Rappahanrock, and doubt
less took them North Fredericksburg Her.
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MAULOE II. JhEEEY

SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MAHLOE II. dAESEf
IANNEY & CO.,
- Wholesale s. Retail
D r U G S T S
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window Glass and
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Scgars, Pare Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines
Fancy Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully, prepared
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at the most reasonable rates.
Their store, No. 145, King street above st;
Asaph, has just been handsomely fitted up, and
call from all their friends is respectfully solicit
ted jan 29-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

Speaker Colfax was se,enaded on Monday
night at his residence, by citizens of Indiana,
who had already paid like compliment to
Senator Lane, of that State. Mr., Colfax, in
acknowledging the compliment, spoke at some
length, congratulating the nation upon its dis
enthralment from slavery, and rejoicing in the
action of Congress, which had given toall the
protection of equal laws. He spoke in eulogis-
tic terms of the glory Of the party under whose
auspices these results had been achieved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

The Southern Relief Fair in Baltimore will
finally close to morrow evening, it being i'm
possible to retain the hall langer, 10 conse-
quence OF prior arrangements. 1t is very
evident, from the sales so far made and dona-
tions received, that the exhibition will yield a
sum exceeding 100000. A large number OF
goods will necessarily remain over unsold, and
these goods are not designed to be sold by
auction, nor to be sacrificed in any manner
The executive committee were to hold a meeting
at the hall, at l2a clock to day, to take into
consideration the matter Of their removal and
final disposition. Some will doubtless be dis
posed of by private sale, some useful articles
will be sent to the South, whilst others may,
from time to time, be sent to different State
fairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-11

r;IEAS.-A long experience in the trade
/ bles the subscriber TO offer choice articles
in this line L. SPElDEN,
an G-3m No r. south Fairfax ST.