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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
The Common Bond of Humanity.

CICERO somewher remarks, that all the arts
OF humanity have a certain common bond. In
the same manner, it may be said that there is
common bond uniting all who seek the elevation
of the human family. They are inspired by like
influences; they have to contend with similar
difficulties. They appeal to the same great
arguments; they seek one common end. We
were reminded of this in reading the closing
paragraphs of Mr.. GLADsToNEs great Parlia-
mentary grafton in favor of the British Reform
bill. Adverting to the uncertain fate of the BILL
and to the probability that it might be borne
down by an adverse majority, carrying its sup
porters in the Government with it, the orator
summoning hope and confidence from the JUS
tice of his cause, and the certainty OF ITS final
triumph, gave utterance to the following splen-
did and inspiring paragraph
'But, sir we are assaed; this bill is 10 a state of
crisis snd OF peril, and the Government along with
IL We stand or tail with it, as has been declared by
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25

The LIVING DEAD.-A man must undergo a
curious sensation when he is informed that he
is dead. In this fas: age it has become quite a
common occurrence tor, a gentleman who may
be indisposed, to be afforded an opportunity of
seeing what style of obituary he would receive
Not long since Ex-Governor PACKER had the
satisfaction, rarely accorded to mankind, of tele-
graphing to his friends, II am not dead;n and
as he was authority on such a subject a general
retraction was the result. A still later instance
of similar nature, is given us by Hon. WILLIAM
WRIGHT Only yesterday, we, and a number of
our contemporaries, prepared touching notices
of the dead Senator, and held forth his virtues
as is never done when the possessor is living.
But to-day, 1t seems as though the honorable
gentleman Is still in the land of the living, with
reasonable hope for his recovery. TENNYsoN
pertinentiy asks:-
"Do men so love thee; art thou so bound
TO men, that how thy name may sound
VIII Vex thee, lying unoer ground"
But then the 1.-TWO Voices" was written twenty
odd years ago, and men then who were living
were not accounted dead in order to secure a
! news item. Just now 1t Is a matter of great i'm
portance to know show my name may sound, ("
as 1t may have an influence ON the future polti-
cal career OF the owner of the name To save
the trouble of the 'perturbed spirit" ''revisting
the glimpses OF the moon"to execute vengeance.
it has become fashionable for statesmen TO re.
wise the proofs of their own obituaries We
advise all who may feel inclined to kick dead
lion, to be sure that the lion is Dead lest he sud.
denly arise and call the traduce1 out.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
"Do men so love thee; art thou so bound
To men, that how thy name may sound
Will Vex thee, lying unoer groundP"

The Common Council of Boston have an.
propriated Sl75OO for the celebration of the
coming Fourth Of July.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
Greuina Ttlearaph

A published evay afternoon (SundaVs ercepted)
at No. 108 g. THIRD street. Price, Three Cents
Per Copy Double Sheetl or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, payable TO the Carrier, and mailed to
Subscribers out IF the city at Nine Dollars Per
Annvm; One Dollar and Fyry Gents for Ti0o
Months, invariably IN advance for the period
ordered.
To insure the Insertion of Advertisements in all of
our Editions, they must be forioarded TO our office
not later than 10 O'Clock each Morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

ID E M % Y A L.
IL CHEAP GOODS.
I respectfully inform my friends and the pub
lie in general that [ have removed from n o 1856
King street to No 200, where will be pleased
to see allmy old customers, for it is my intention
to sell at the very lowest market prices, and I
know all that should favor me with their patro-
mage will be well satisfied with their bargains
DO not forgetto give me q call before purchasing
elsewhere. [ have now On hand a fine assort-
ment of the following goods, and OF which viii
defy competition:
Dark Calicoes from % to SO cts.
Opera Flanncls, all colors, rs g
Delaines from 81 to 81 cts.
All Wool Flannels from As cts, and upwards.
Shawls and Closks from S. 90 to S35 90, besides
a fine and selected assortment OF House Fur
nishing Goods, such as Bleached and Unbleach-
ed Muslin Sheeting, Napkins, Towels, &c &c.
also very large assortment Of Sontags, Nubias,
Hood and Wooden Jackets, and different other
articles, too numerous to mention.
/. BENDHEIN,
No. 200, King street, near Columbus
y. B.-Coantry dealers and farmers will do
wellto give me a call, and look for themselves
before purchasing. jan S--2W
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
nj Q T I G L

While navigation is suspended between Alex
andria and Washington, the Orange and Alex
andrla 4. r. will nm an OMMODATlON
TRAIN making, in connection with the mail
train, the following hours
Leave Alexandria at 5, 40 q, ~, 8 a. m, 10 q.
M. p M, 8 D. ~, and p IN.
Leave Washington a. H. 8. a.. N, II a. IN. 2
p. m, 4.25 p. ~, and 6 p. m.
w. Il. McCAFFERTY, .
JAMS General Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
The A1exauar'iia 6 y =
MONDAY EVENING" JANUARY g.

Pronositiops to amend the <Constltutlon OF
the II S., in this or that particular, frequently
for mere temporary, and in some cases, partl-
zan purposes are continually presented IN con,
gress. 5 They are introduced often by unf1edgeo
no];ticians. who have 40 claim whatever TO the
title OF Statesmen; who, in truth, know noth-
ing Of craftsmanship. In affairs OF government
az in other matters, fools rush IN, where angels
fear to tread" To tinker with the work CT the
conscript fathers Of the country, to cote" up
with amendments, that, which it was said
was to be restored" and 're-instated is
what neither shame>nor fear can drive them
from attempting and, indeed, they glory IN
their shame" The amendment to the Con
stitution requisite upon the close Of ths war,
and the altered condition Of numerous portion
ofthe population, has been effected and acqul-
esced in even by those most deeply concerned IN
HE change-and Why not rest there? why
not be content to cease, now, from further agl-
tation? Hardly step, further, can be taken,
without doing mischief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYhkllohh.
COMMUNICATED.

learn that it is again proposed to annend me ne
charter Of our city, rather to give Us R 2acA
the old charter without Amendments sh;oh h4 49,
n naas Charter was may 50 term it. forced
Upon T. s5n cur community, yet While it is So am
frank enough to avow that there are nany 81 rs
features that should be retained tnlnk tlT h
a abb no Of tho Board Of Aldermen ira bless
Ing that the clause prohibiting the contTacepn
Of further debt is right and proper and that the
selection, by the Council OF many OF 'ns PeS rs
municipal officers, is eminently proper: l nave az
not the charter before me- cut there are other Iea
TIRES. which, when they lay aside prejudice, viii
be considered improvements on the old charter er
7 am in favor of allowing the citizens an oppoT'
t1nit7. by a vote to accept or reject it, but that
it shah be csst aside merely to crafty the
whins of few, who nay have axes to grlnd,
is what should not be- Some expression Or Inc ne
sentiment Of the people on the subject should be
sent to our representative in the Legislature,
and that at once. a SlIlAhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

When people now come to Mexican News"
in the newspapers, they read it with a conscious
ness that they are not certain that one word Of
it is true, but rather inclined to believe that it
is all false, Statements from both sides are
entirely unreliable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

Mr. John NJ. Bolts has written letter con-
tradictipg some statements made in the n. 7.
News about him. Hesays that his position is,
shat every Representative, constitutionay
elected, who vas prepared to comply with the
reouisitions of the Constitution and laws was
as fully entitled to take his seat as any of those
now occupying seats in either House; to have
taken any other ground would have been to
admit that the States lately in rebellion had
been out Of the Union and consequently that
secession was lawful and constitutional. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
RNAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLU21BUs SITS,
AT,EXA NDRJA. VA.


The proprietor Of this convenient and pleas
antlv located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
ton of the public to his reduced rates Of prices.
IRA NSIENT BOARDERS, s. per day.
PERMANENT BOAEDEKS, with single
rooms, from ST 70 $40 per week, according to
size and location Of room. Room With double
he'd for two gentleman, from S. to s. per week
each.
GAS BATHS, and all The conveniences ne
cessary for the comforts Of q home, and pien-
tifili Simply Of the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS, SEGAkS: &c,
always on hand: ,,-,rr,r,,,r
Wv $40 +. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
ian 5-3}n1 Magnolia House,
DRICEs REDUCED.
100 CLOTH CLOAkS.
500 Pieces LADIES' FANCY
DRESS GOODS,
Such as Popins, Reps. Mer:nocs: Flalds1 1ous-
lins, Alpacas. &c, e.
. Yards SUPERIOR LYONS VELVET,
And al
WINTER FABRICS,&
We are now selling 81
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
II. TAYLOR & CO.,
no Il Centre Market Space,
ian 5-tf Washington, D. E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

The New York Times says, that there are
two New England Senate rs who have PROFOUND
ed, since the 9TH of December last, measures
sufficient to keep the Wisest assembly the world
has ever known in elaboration for at least a
hundred years, with just as much chance of
solution at the end Of the century as at the BE-
ginning" and this, too, is accompanied with q
degree of arrogant assurance and self-concelt,
which is not always agreeable even to their own
party friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Moravlan brings Liverpool
dates to the 23d ut Cotton slightly dac'I mer
blesas;aiS q nrnsress and several convictions
h hsd taken si peee es being the opy
g far acquitted coal nipe eSplos'on near near
Merthyrtydvi,in Wales, killed thirty Two Per-
sons and Wounded many others: SatteEthWalJe $
Circular says large business has been transac;,
ted in Five-twenties at considerably enhanced
quotations, President Johnso1,s message giy-
ing renewed confidence. At Frankfort s! II!
lar increase Of business in American securities
had taken place, with a rise Of 81 per cent. IN
two days. The outstanding speculations in the
shape Of options for the end OF the year mainly
contributed to this movement, which has car
ried prices to point two per cent. above those
at New York. 4 report from Florence repre-
sents that the Prime Minister had rendered his
resignation The London Daily News repre-
sents that American securities are I'M ported IN
large amounts By each steamer, and shat the
remittances in specie are materially diminishing
In consequence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

A New Orleans despatch says that General
R. Clay Crawford has arrived at Brownsville,
with authority from .Juarez to raise an Amer
can division for Mexico, and that a recruiting
Office had been opened at that place on behalf
Of the Liberals.
We have received accounts Of fires with heavy
losses, at Detroit, Troy, and other places.
A comet has been discovered by the observers
at the National Observatory.
The New York w orld states that a torpedo
expedition left that city recently Tor the nur-
pose of destroying the Spanish blockadng
squadron now engaged In closing to commerce
the ports Of Chilli
It will require $4,000 geo to re-estabiish the
lighs houses.on the Southern coast.
Congress re assent Die; u ,.ay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08
Large Robbery-The Loss Variously Estimated

Large Robbery-The Loss Variously Estimated.
Boston, January 1.-The safe Of Adams
Express Company wss opened last night on
the train between New York and New Haven,
and robbed of large sum Of money.
The amount stolen, as pear as can be ascer-
tanned at present. is about $50, 900. ~ The car
was probably entered while at the depot n
New York The thieves forced off the lock
on one door of the car; also, the locks to two
Of Adams Express Company 8 safes; $4,000
in greenbacks, and 100000 inGoyernment notes
where left by the thieves on the floor OF the car
They got out with their plumber at Cascao
Bridge. The officials of the company here are
investigating the matter.
Another dispatch says: The extent OF the
loss has not yet been ascertaned, but 1t IS sup
posed to be not less than half million dollars
in money and bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA-Died, at her resi-
dence in Shepherds1own, on Monday evenipg
last, Mrs Margaret Entler, wife Of Daniel
Entler, aged Is years, much respected an>:
beloved old lady.
Rev. j. I. Miller, who has presided over
the Lutheran Congregation of Shepherdstown
during the past five years as their pastor, de-
liyered his farewell sermon on Sunday last to
a crowded house.
We understand that some of our farmers
have made contracts with some Of the Freed
men 70 labor for them during the present year,
giving tpe, i.om $125,0O to $l35, 90 for No.
field hauas- boarding included, = ShepAeras-
toaun Reglster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

Messrs. Tyler and Coleman, of the Richmond
Enquirer, were arraigned before the Virginia
House Of Delegates on Saturday, charged with
breach Of decorum IN the shooting ARRAY on
Friday After a long investigation Tyler was
acquitted by unanimous vote Pollard s
case was postponed until Friday.
A fire, which has been raging for some time
in coal-shed Of the gas works near Philadel-
.phla, and which had been almost extinguished,
broke out again on Saturday, and several thou.
sand tons more Of the coal Will be consumed
The loss is total, there being no Insurance.
A report from New York states that a def
cheney Of from forty thousand toa hundred and
fifty thousand dollars exists in the accounts of
the auditors Office, Brooklyn. John Lynch
was late auditor.
A woman named Mary Watts was found
brutally murdered on Saturday, il her own
residence at Germantown, near Philadelphia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

49, BALTIMORE CoEBERENcs.-lh baill-
more Conference will commence It's session IL
Alexandris, Va, on the first "Wednesday OF
February, (Feb 7tb) 1866, at o'clocka. m 1t
is earnestly desired that l preachers in Virgin
ia, West Virginia, Maryland and the District
Of Columbia, who wish to maintain fidelity to
the principles adopted by the Conference IN
staunton, March, 1861, will be present on the
first day Of the session.
JOHN S. MARTIN, Secretary 3. G.
NEWSPAPERS, generally, are requested to copyJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-08

He was subsequently elected Second Auditor
of the State. He resigned the latter position
for that of Lieutenant Governor during Gov.
Wise's administration. He was subsequently
elected Judge of the district in which he resided
VIRGINIA LAND TAXA letter from Gov.
Pierpoint is published, in which he says:-"I
had last week an interview with the Secretary
of Treasury at Washington, on the subject OF
postponement OF the collection OF the direct
taxes now due from the State. The Secretary
of Treasury has directed that no sales be made
BY the commissioners Of taxes for non payment.
He has no authority to stop the commissioners
from collecting. IF the Legislature will pass an
actassuming to pay the amount due In, three
years, by instalments doubtless it will be accepta
bic to the Government OF the United States.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United
States is anxious for the State to assume the
paymento the amount due ia future, and stop
his collection. | have no doubt but the Legls-
lature will, at an early day, pass an act assuming
the payment Of the amount due the Governmet
of the United States This will be acceptable at
Washington. [ have no authority to say that
there will be no additional amount charged by
the United States if the tax itnot paid by the
day now fixed by the tax commissioners; but |
have no hesitancy in saying that, it the tax is
not paid at present, there will be no additional
amount charged by the Government for the
non. payment
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