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New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

CUPREME COURT of the State of New York,
= City County f New YorLlR PARTITION rpAvID sL DO
sad Harriet Dorsa, x Cummings and Lawrence
cH IN b. qi.'sS ss hfi i!s' HEsRY PrsF
oTsA RASE A s nf1 is Beer M %ia T. s ss. ss
Of Judgment q the Supreme SOT5 Of the @ s.lie IT. - Nf G
appd r tA.. DSs, .ArSosh 45,Acay ", sSt J.
sl Gs soSDaY he is day Of April S7
Merchants BIehahge s'oom number III ~ TOE '
irs An piece ana Of land 'os,' ling and
s. s.sry hsfpa Il certain lot Of distinguished
map chart q Dsy.' Farm s 9 nSmSet I sandrs s ,c
feet breath iron! and ,ss5tyfe feet In breadth N i1s s T,, sSs @
nigel street eailin. length .Ssa! h1ndssa a.. y % tho % @
an sd @ 90 tAs pS It asressd on the south b. los
M hundred ad fTiv'wo n on The Yves, Ge1Le oL@e, % S S H
number I ni ssd three above described ,ad Is bounded s
esstsry BY residue Of the said lot plumber M hundred and
@ % s & and IN t%en,gsye i.es in breadth 10 froei
rear Excepting however from the said lot sae part thereof as nas
psft 90 sAsD Is the Whole SG ar % and i1ehs.
IL depth north side and thirty feet and eleven inches IN opn OF
-. s s s; %S $ % E;s sf :? %'s ad aa'. s
map Of The estate late eengng to Aor,hs% SsnnSa % ~ G &
c ad county By number ID o pOS0 S"%Ss1
Ia The rear by lot number ninety eight and south ea'er by
lot humber four containing in breadth IN Sat ana ea. % IVA ,
piece parc. together with other o J0s
hearing date the day Of March the year Of our L'd one
Ts ha@rrtain lot Of ground situate Seventeenth ats
Bessnh) Of NesYoIs bounded as follows Bssnas
eser distant from the north corner Of the rd
avenue Thirteenth snd running north westerly along %
rtheAstery line parallel 10
the Tr hundred feet noTihwesier distant heron
the land late Of J'ha "m
shaw 10 point on a parallel 10 the Third aVenne and one handd
and seveuy6ve westerly dian. theen then southwest
% In line parallel Third and one hundre and 81 e'en
ave feet dssn, ,hereom about VsnithFee e' nine
inchss 90 the place Of beginning ,-,-..-a
Fourth All certain piece parcel Of land iu pihg ana
being in the Eighenth City Of Newlok and Mhehs
distinguished certain enitedi Map S Aa J. sn
New York belonging 10 the estate OF
bn Cos,.T deceased surveyed h 1896 by Joseph Bridges
v Surveyor Of The Register Of the CITY and county
SYok As lot number sryhree) aud which bounded and
described follows say Beginning point on the SOUTH
esry side distant fortynine e and ave nen
from southy Of the Third avenue ana r
running thence sontheastery parallel win
the said map one nid
st to the north lot number frone upon the said msPi
thence unnug mentioned line and parallel
with twenty four feet and eight inches 10 the norh
Of the said thence running
along said last mentioned line and parallel Silh Im
hundred feet the Third avenue ana ene
along Third tsentyou feet and esh hcn
" '"e P''' VI ''e" THOMAS NELSON, Referee
-, ID ,,sr,s pi.,,Fs Atorn.v Fl8 law6wIh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

Nxw.JERsEy-YALUE on ITS PRorERTY.-By q re:
cent report OF the Controller appears that tho total
valuation oItaxabe property In NewJersey Is stss4
6TS as the total of State $36000 and the totol OK
county tax, 27 The valuation OF the properly IN
Essex County, real and personal is as follows newh
Ville s246OO00 Caldwell, 81 9s260G Clinton, R27o1oi
Livingston, s59OS6O Mburn, s9I00o0 East Orange
Total $40 7ga Iak
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BORT iuaroeu's Nctire.

SrsrR oil EgwTORK.
PoRr.wARDESs oTNcK. No 70 WiiAna
NOTICE ia hereby given in accordance with
~ Sectn Of the passed April "a I entitled a n.,.sss Se
a. or having charge sabject matter OF sneh inquiry,
or survey that following vessels under esanmt
nv within days succeeding this notice. on board ssS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

ward, Mrs Brown Mrs Magsre Msgc Miss sePuBer
A. Mrs J. sullivan, J. Damon VIM Doyle W.
Smith, Maboney, j. Pfggen fes Papa Wm Ward baitI j.
Kelly Cspt. Berry, Chas Norton, OcayiHs Corowe1.
FROM rHB WEST INDIES AND BRAZIL March l3-n steamship
Gulf stAmThomas Davis from Porto cabeo Manuel Degow IL
L. Fan uan Msrchedo from La Gnara Miss Mia Lopez Miss
Merceez Mora VIM Stevens Benz Marshall Also the mate o. We
steamship North America os
huo condemned 81 Thomas and three other desfs
Zodolph also condemned 10 ~ Thoaa
GALVESTON March l3ln steamship EEterpe-W. r. az
C. H. Bridges Summers wm Albright, Capt Burroughs, M
Parker, Nj PendletOu. Mr. Pecore
FROM sAN FRANCISCO AND AsPTEWALLl March 1J-ib SsaI
ship Ocean Qnee1Dr Ellis Martin o. Mish, Mrs Merriam zehh
Dudley Chase daughters snd2 children cef'sS
r. Forbes Mr. ard Mrs BAnm Mr. and Mrs Bown Mrs ~ hpp. :.
Irving NJ aud Mr. W. Williams Mr. and Mrs F.han rhHA
and s,ryt Miss Alexander H. Wood and Wife q H. Fosha MS .
Jas Gin VIM Herring Miss Farley W. b. Cogwe Foaresde s
children Belfoar Bella Buell. fbcA Wsllen j. b. Evans -
L. Levy A. b. Preston, w g. Brown, w L. Hopkins W. r West b.
Gate A. Harrison, J. Cowel w A. Dlesweg Geo Hal, Wm Greg
Emie Agomie Emile Tropper Lerus KruIe Bagey u
woodorl Rev w e. Mosher her neither ne, asi ehIsS
C. D. sesaive L. McAIDne Hon. REfus Mallory w. Andssos
MendesOhn Mr. Mr. and Mrs Sumner Mrr tnpptB
A. Gslaon, Mrs Shields Mrs What Mr. and Mrs Ginos1
Mrs Peter Hall and sister lsan, EBot j. y shi MAnes
Romero Mr. and Mrs BRYANT Mrs James Kits and Children k
w Farmer Mr. Sparks Mr. AhrsD &. Wood ~ Potter " "
Aorgan g. MaIsen Ms Brown Chss Sweeney Mr. Sch w1hs
Dtseuger child A. H. Thompson Soper A. BTosn hos
Miss CassAge Mr. Wilder Cyrus Latham. Thos SlTes ny
Grogan, d. Wheeler d. Ryan Peek Chas Murphy d. SoGig
Eale T. Haye Ben Cheuek Dennis DOase D. C. Van Se Win
Russell. ME and Mrs Crawford and 70 In the steersge -.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Sun Sets Moon Sets .....1sS
81
Sandy Hoel 2O8 Cows Island :49 Hell Gate
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Alarble Hlantsls

NJARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-Superio
WI In durable; half the price Of marble T. b.
STEWART No 6O5 SIXTH ave. between 15th .oth.sts
MARBLE MANTELS.--350 MANTELS on
WI hand Of auaty) which will be h r the next
liberal deueton A. kLABEkS M@nte Wsieroon NO
I09 East Eghteenhs, near Thiria,e. ~ T. Cut TINS OUT
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
PROM March i3-Ia steamship MAnhattanw Pek
w. CLARK MG snd Ma j. WAes Hannah. J. AsLsasp W, I'D
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Gopartnersbip Notleee

NOTICE-The firm of PERRY, FULLER &
~ Co. IL this day dissolved by mutual
Aler Mcdonald having shdraSI fOm he firm and De
the PERRY FULLER Co.. No 2l broadway We hope
our friends will continue their patronage as usual
New-YSrk Peb 10 1867 r u PERRY FULLER Co
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hay-
~ ing claims against AUGUSTUS JAMES late Of the Cry o. NeN
lork required exhibit the with tie
the subscriber at his once No y MaiEesI
psstsJ Jsp 8 lft7 H. d. vARICK, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
60 fei

90 LII.
rTO FLORISTS and GARDENERS. = To
LEASRA desirable GARDEN PLOT acres contains HSSe
currt black and raspbeies house he, &c south
west Of CenD Park Apply % THos WOOD No eS Nassau NY
rINO LEASE or for SALE. near Union square
Plot Of about FIVE LOTS Of GROUND with the BUILDINGS
thereon contiguous TO the property recently purchased BY Arnold
business Suitable for
institution warehouse furniture banking retail basinefs Of any
kind For fun particulars apply to
p6) HOMER MORGAN, No pines'.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Drlnllng.

IAMES DICKSON, Printer Established 1850,
3Try0now opposite Han w. law cases bylaw pamphlets
bos bbesd receipts &e eEeoute Ia the best
& terms 1000 eeTs 600 busness cards 81 20 hi upward
WM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w -STEAA JOB PRINTERS sad LABEL MASCPACTUR
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
6iiuations Wanteo-females


4 NEAT, competent Girl wants situation IN
the COOK WASH and IRON, TO do HOUSE
WORK. To be iii suited at No. 81 SiIihave.
CITUATION WANTED-By a young WOMAN
~ as Waitress Ctambermad in private family Address
.-..rI| -'- D.. T., Tribune Office,
WANTED-A Situation by u young Woman
w as CHAMBBRMAiD and WAITRESS in private family only
reference y Apply at No 40 Charonst near GreeaSh
4 NUMBER of well recommended German
y Girls situations TO DO general HoUsEWOkk, &c, hrH
LOVES German Institute No u Santonst near the bowey
FAMILIES WANTING capable SERVANTS,
Immediately German Girls &r eoliy, be- slted at the
AMERICAY FEMALE Employ ASSOCIATION No. 100 Sirbsre,
between Eighth and Nnth-sts
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Doar0 ano Rooms.

4 FEW PERSONS can obtain first class
~ BOARD In private family at CaiskI the Hudson for the
and sumner Location pleasant and heay convenient to sars
aud boat Address G. b. H., Post tomce. Catskil, NY
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Two young
~ ia the country within twenty
miles o the ety Euggood Orange ~ j. Wehester Comfy
~ " peed would prefer private famiy three rooms required
best " references Addr's- w. Box No 90 ~ Y 7. o.
TTO LET-SUITE of ROOMS and HALL BED
ROOM With BOARD An unnsps opportunity ior parties Sss
small private family The house situate Of the 6ne locaton
all modern with furnishings entire Apply at No. ~
Irving place r .... ."t.I.r .'. r.. ..f 90. L.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
6ouses ano farms manieo.

fouees ano farms manieo.
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED in this
~ ,r or Brp In exchange elegant o1uuty seat an lara
a. H. iuor A., defenos viii BE- paid N Gosh Aidf'" or
apply a No n Nassaust. Room No y
EARM WANTED.-Wante q flrst-class
Il FAKM convenient distance ~ Sev-iolj by Ps,tea
Farmer To terra Of yea Ales'
s.. A.. BoI No les Tribune Onoe
WANTED TO HIRE-Funishcd, from June
w TO November COTNTKY PLACE within 80 mi. e N.r
York near station oylou sssd Address Bon No. 40 C'
Post Ofcs.
JHyANTED-Within one hour OF New York
0b Of Hudson River preeedD neat loH-puosi tONlEl
STAT or PARM Address spply II Nsssapt Room No
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Grip manie0 .

----~ 49,
GENTS WANTED.-The book that pleases
N everybody AMI sells be- ond nosi snguine expectations
WOMEN OF THE WAR.
Thar nob. deeds of h,om aud sacrifice for hrr oonbs oAns.
portrayed which interest; reader One Agent
writes residence and Jour si another LAZY
ante. ir,uis sabsTtbers a. StdbhmL Another
hooks hi0hA Another
received oSE HUNDRED Our cents All agree
.sns a rorI ny d Sell M circular
before taking agency for any other o hCRANIOS %
No I2s Asgnm st.. Hartford Conn
A AGENTS WANTED for HOWARD DO
~ MYSTIC MEDICINE, FAMILY toMfANlOS Pbse.aa
Ds.e sni salh COBtliung B large octave pages
i1 Il.s,fstnns standard xos vat IL imports cIea
,rer TaNLY DOCTOR BOoK Ag5 GUIDE sells batter and pays
as,n tina any similar Soh nov pnhshsd h,0 hr ~
NoOREs eonpl,ie HISTORY OP THB GREAT RhBELLloS,
,y,nid os'isl and bound ssssht style ls @~ Pns "nH
"a l hnes tie reach II al Our Agents make rom ~ 70
s9o psr With 10 oi oar toos' bbss S'
QUAKER CRY PUBLISHING HOUSE, No 81 saniomsi' PhAs
Iha Penn
A CARD 10 AGENTS and all seeking profit
n ali. smporent; The ageney sr u lisad,y'
l.is,, and FARKAGuT AND OUR NAVAL CohMANpht
paPus selling rApidy composition Address r. D.
TRKAr 60 FabA,her, -, - broadway, SeN-io
AGENTS WANTED-To introduce = i.
N BAHSUMS PArEST ELASTIC STRAP and huCkLbs oi
Tsnt, W fhd ready as fr u Just sh1t e'.I
t,' ior particular call at The oaee o 'h' COMPANY NO ~
HTosieay
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE WEATHER

NEw-YoRK March 13-The following is the range
Of the thermometer In this city to day:
Rm. Up N.
30 a as
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

q IOn REWARD. Thirty dollars Reward
20 ~ viii b paid for the apprehension and deiveU Al ths
RsBds1sOn No. lis Ceds NssYork City for each Of the following
Deserters viz:
JOHN WILLIAMS Sergeant EBDee Regiment born 10
nbannat Ohio Age yesrs occupation elefsi iAI
blue brown hair inches high Enlisted At n r. MAJ 70
deserted from Nllets Point. Feb n, 1861. (
JOHN b. MONH0T private Co. H." 2lst Rost Infantry Born in
EeW1ork CITY n Y occupation clerk dt cOmpff0l
ssFf sye baek h feet itebss high Rnd At Newfork City,
November las; deserted whiic iurongh Peb e. 1914
THOMAS B SIMPSON srtacs, Co -" EEgneer Reh Born IN
Aber1een Scot and boDkkeeIr fair
kesSB blue eyes snly hair feet inches high Bsted New
YORK Cty, Nov 1850 deserted from Naeirs Point Frh Ii 1867
JOHN MITCHELL private Genea SegFioe Bamore Sd
age years oeepsgn hlonr lr xon eyes. DARK hair
Bfse inches high EDe ~ B4laoFe Fb deserted
Jersey Iay, n. j. Pei. g. i0i7
above named s0er,
,osed - he In New l0k CtY. Jas. ". POWELL, Jr.
Capt pd I. s. infAatry, Reeruiting OGceE
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
5iiuatlons manteo- alales.


A YOUNG MAN desires n SITUATION as
BOOKKEEPRR snge doable entryl or SALESMAN Best OF
reference given. Address J. d. someryie Ncsyers.y
CITUATION WANTED as GARDENER, by
- married man child understands his business
all branches best oi reference be gwen Address \" d. Boz
No l29 Tribune 0m,e.
NVANTED-A Situation by n single Protestant
Young man Gardener who has had several years experience
aI furnish Of reference G., No 2 Chathamtt
vNANTED-A Situation as COACHMAN and
w GROOM by -nge oorelj will De found ohhsing CAP
rdu The last Please rail- address,
ior three das THOMPSON, No 10 Thirdaye, NeS'iorh
NYANTED-A situation by q Married Man.
w Protestant GARDENER and FARMER Can pIoiues The
hest from bis employer Address g. for three days
2ol Coursandt Seed store. OF NO 80 Broadway
LXTANTED-By q Single Man, a situation as
w GARDENER has the best ~ recommendation from Lis late en-
poyer Address NJ No 2o Couandst or No 80 BroalsaI
yNyANTED-A Situation as WATCHMAN, or
w any whoesao good refeencc Address o. -
Boz No. 10 Tribune oGce.
NVANTFD-By n Boston BUSINESS MAN,
w well seqas,ns Wh the Clothing and Tailoring IIads o. bss
and Sa Eng land elites the position of NbWfN1lAND
Newiorl Eoolsn House peFfecsy familiar also sth
Trimmings tohngl References ahundan and hrsSa Au
dress c. II ". eAre IaTterJ Montague. Bottom Mass
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Go rlhom II man Gontsrr.

DURAL LCEMETERIES.-B. +. HATHEWAY,
Al Landscape Gardener formerly With H. Dsnesl con
lpe, 10 furnish PLANS OUT and EMBRLIS cemetery grounds
h The Circulars application Address Box
10 go STANFORD. CT
VTROTJT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing to
avail Themselves privilege of fytshng within one hours
u please address for tenas &c, sHANIf CEbh hAseh
feng stsbd
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

TTO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
behalf Of the State Of Iowa hereby on premium
Hundred Doar i the best pah accompanied WIN aPea
6Ons drawings Of building budng for TIE iowa sn
Insuon education q the Deaf and Dumb Be erected AZ
Csunc sufficient capacity 70 accommodate not "
hundred pupils the plan 70 nende arrangements ior
~-' - THOS. OFFICER,
g. BALDWIN,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rs Sur Sets. sos Moon Sets
| DAr.
Sandy Hoob .208 Cows Island. .2:49 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
Gnnntrn i,eaI getate for eaIe.
nESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, fur
of tho most desirable RESI-

Mashed or uufrnshed from depot tvo hours from New
York; good house ana buildings with carriages harness &c
the whole making complete outdt residence For paTt
cuare apply toI L. RIDER No. - Pine VI.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

s. D. BRovSEtL, Attorney for Plaintiff, No D wallst NY
Marll 2aS6S MGTh.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

&1 600 COTTAGE, in first-ra order,
DH.O\JNI. At Miburp j. bour from New iorEi min
uts o dspOl limited sta,ss Rss kxAsass No - C~tst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RRMITTBD FOR, on RECEIPT AT MARKET RATES
PREB oP ALL COMMISSION CHARGBS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19
G OOD RID & Z

Round upon tn accused tree
Faint and bleeding. who is He?
Bv the eyes so pale and dim
Streaming blood, and writing limp =
Rv the flesh with scourges torn,-
b. the crown oftwisted thorn -
Dy the side so deeply pierre q, -
Nv the bafflcd. burning thirst ;----,.--
~ Tho 3roopinr, death deWod brow,
Son Of MN It's Thoul It's Thou
Bound upon tn accused tree,
Dread and woful, who is d e!
By the sun at MONDAY pale :,
Shiverinc rocks, and rending veil =
By the earth enwrapt IN gloom
b. the saints who burst their tomb -
BY the promise ere he died,
TO the 'elon ut His sldei
Lori the supp'nnt knee we pow
Bound upon tn accursed tree,
Faint and dying, who is He
BY the last and bitter cry
Of the mortal agony.i--
By the lifeless body laid
In the chambers Of the dead -
b. the mourners bow to weep
Where the bones Of Jesus sleep;
Crucifed! we know Thee now
Son Of Man It's Thou It's Thou
Bound upon the accursed tree.
Dread and awful, Who is He
BY the prayer for them that slew,
Lord they know not what they d"
By the spoil d ana empty grave,
BY the souls He died to save -
BIZ the conquest he hath wnn,-
By the saints before His Throne,
By the rain-b how round His brow.
Son Of God It's Thou tie Thou
CAaT2otfS:rWs Chr0n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The Philadelphia Press says Mr.. Dickens
has received many thousand pounds in gold,
from New York and Philade phia publishers,
for advance sheets Of his works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

REV $pRlNG GOODS
We respectfully request our friends, ;"4 tAt
public, generally, TO cnlI and "NNn'nr the large
Supply OF 3PkItJG GOODS We are now re-
cciving. consisting IN part Of LIZ DIES ok 10;
GOODS. Of nearly every description, sUcn Il
Plain. Black and Coorrd silks, Bomb@2nr5
Alpacas coornd and black I'VE ask special ut
tcntion 20 our "a Alpacas,J Plain and fI&uFc'
MonsIins; 5 i Grenadines; Pu:" Mohmrs rep
Inns Challj"s, &c, Sc. Machine Lace u"2":
Real Velvet and Thread l.area, Lace Ca!n"ri'
and Linen Collars; ShawI& and Ninntci&, Z"
newest styles Gloves, Hosiery Of all Kinds, loi
Indies. Gentlemen and Children, ithc@e article
have been selected with care, and are very
cheap Baantilul Grenadine Tie: for ladies
MI kinds Of tics for Gentlemen; Whit" Goods
such as Plain, Striped and Bard Cambrc:
Nainso0i.s and Swiss Mua!ins; q fine a55ortmen
Of Plain, Swiss and Organdy MuslinG. Id To 10.
vide: some very fine Ladies' Plain Embroidrr
ed and Lace Trimmed Handkerchief It hn'
line Of Plain and Heavy French Linen am
silk HandEerchict$. for ,Ge"tIcmmtn. ,...,
We have very fine line Of Black Cloth nho
Cashmere, lFrench) also Il great variety Of Do
mcstic and Foreign makes. ,..,....-...
LINEN AND COTIOA SHEET NG~- :
large supply, and much under former prices
Bleach i aud UnblcachrI Cott"nsi Cai"ccs,
Gnghans, TicI>ngs and Checks; Grass and
Spanish Linens, for Gents Coats and LaGios'
Umbrellas, SILK and Cotton; PnrascIs, Eng
fish and American, Of nearly every description.
Gents GauEc and Cotton Shirt@ and shirt
Fronts, woyc Nnd arwc,!.
Flanncl. white and ro!"rr!: ali Wu1i, %i!E,
Warp and Domestic.
The best assortment Of BrusseI.% ply Ingram,
Venetian, Hemp and Rug CarpctiEg oil Cloths
and iptting- we have ever offered. All Of
these goods viii be c1e!oI NJ prices that cannot
fail to please. .....,,,,
NH g. WILMER & SLAYMAKEK
~ R ROXR URY,
WITH BARNES & MITCHELL,
DEALERS II
BRITISH, FRENCH
GERMAN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10. t, MARKET SPACE,
frb Eff WASHIEGTOE, D. c.
y OBERT l.. WOOD,
n Would cali attention 10 bis large and
DRY GOODS:
now in store, and to which we will be making
additions from the ncwcstun most choice goods
Of the sca3On
Dealers are requested to cali and examine cur
assortment before making their purchases.
No. 10, King street, one door from WASH
ingLon street, under Orange & Alexandria Rail-
rnAd Office. Lo7-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The proceedings of the Radical Convention
at Richmond will be found in to- day paper
1t is to be regretted that any of the citizens of
Virginia would countenance this movement, or
assist in organizing political party of such a
character, for such purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The last trip of the Great Eastern to New
York, and the return trip, will be losing ones
to the owners. This large steamer has not
been successful enterprise, so far.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The Senate went Immediately into executive
session upon meeting yesterday. The time
hxed for adjournment size die was extended
ill Saturday, Tomorrow at four P NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The dry goods trade in New York has re-
Vi7ed, and there has been much activity dur.
ing the past week Merchants from the North,
East aud West and some from the South, are
coming in to buy goods. Foreign goods are
generally lower, except those Of newer styles.
The auction rooms are filed with second class
goods, which are selling at loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The Juarez government in Mexico has failed
10 provide funds tor the payment of the inter-
est on it's bonds sold in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19
ALEXANDRIA.
FOREIGN NEws.-Our adyices by the cabl

FOREIGN NEws,-Our advices by the cable
are to yesterday. It was reported in London
yesterday afternoon, that negotiations between
the governments of France and Prussia had
been broken off. Imprisonment for debt has
been abolished in France.
Tie National Integencer says Gold
rose suddenly, yesterday, to SO and fraction
upon rumor of impending political trouble in
France. The rumor was that an instruction
against the Imperial Government was inpend-
ing Nothing, we think, is more unlikely
than popular revolt in France at this time
although, it is said, trade and business are
very dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

Information received from the southwestern
part Of Virginia says that the prospects of the
next tobacco crop look very favorable around
Lynchburg. the tobacco plants on the planta-
tons present fine appearance, and it IS said
that with anything like good season suff
cheney of plants will be easily attained to pitch
The crOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

Accounts from Vera Cruz state that Puebla
has been taken by the Liberal forces under
Diaz, which event was celebrated by the be-
sieging troops at Vera Cruz on the I'd. by a
grand parade and firing salute. On account
of the want os besieging artillery, it was ex-
pected that the siege of Vera Cruz would last
until the termination Of he military operations
at Qucretaro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

Commander Jeffer of the y. :. ship Swa-
tara, in which vessel Surratt was brought to
this country, testifes that's Marie was asked
to 60 90 shore to identify Surratt, but he
claimed that it hu,t his feelings to be brought
face to face with Surratt From that
time, - said Com. Jeffer, Il have entertained
the utmost contempt for St. Marie''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The Senate almost every day rejects batch
Of President Johnson's nominations to differ
ent Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

AN EPISODE IN THE RADICAL CONVENTION
IN RIcHMoND.-"G w. Buttz, of Norfolk,
offered resolution appointing one member OF
each county or city delegation, (said member
to be chosen by his delegation to form COM
mittee on permanent organization.
The Chair suggested that the resolution be
postponed and that the committee retire.
Buttz-A committee can't well retire until
it is appointed.
Chairman. scratching his head)-True,
true; hadn't thought of that. "-Rach. Eng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The CONSOLIDATION Bill PAssED.-A
dispatch from Richmond, dated yesterday
says that both Houses of the Legislature
have passed the bill to consolidate the Norfolk
and Petersburg, the Southsde and the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroads, into road to
be called the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

The suit against Major General Wool for
false arrests is still progressing in the u. s.
Circuit Court, in Baltimore, and attracts much
public interest, as other cases are depending on
the result.