Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-30
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Advicas from Utah Indicate that IA pies
sibIe discord has broken out among the Saints
and that the problem Of Mormonism will soon
solve iselt. Large numbers CT anti polyga-
mists have LETT Utah, bound for Nauvoo, LII.
Brigham Young is being boldly denounced By
many OF his followers, and The sec! u hc"7m-
ing rapidly ,iemcralized.
Letters have beca received fron Rome in
which it is stated that Bishop Rosecrans, q!
CiDcinoati is tn he TIC successor Of the late
Bishop Timou OF Buffalo, Rochester, with
the counties Of Livingston, Steuhcn: OotaIio
and Monroe, will be- created separate diocese
with Rev. William Gleason as the irst Bishop.
Many Of the white citizens Of the South who
were formerly in favor Of reorganizng their re-
Spective States uuder tho Military bill arc HoT
said to e changing their opinions in regard to
the matter. In Georgia the anti-Convention
feeling is becoming more popular.
Mr. Romero, the Mexican minister, res
pectiulIy declines,'' for the present, the :us-
gestion made to him, by i1r. \. Watson, OF
Washington. for makiog a treaty with the l..
s. for mutual protection against invasion and
rebellion
\ despatch from Ellsworth, kansas, three
miles trorc Fcrt Harker. says fifteen cases Of
cholera occurred there on Saturday, and five
deaths. The town is almost deserted, and en-
Indian raid is expected.
a gentleman from New Orleans states that
when he left it was known that General Sheri-
dan had decided to remove Governor Throck-
morton, Of Texas and appoint Mr.. 4. J.
Hamilton IN his stead.
The New York Commercial Advertiser il III
formed that several New England 1aan1sfae
turers have united in 4 project to import several
Thousand coolies 10 10 the roaraar VOL. Of the
factories.
The mortality irons cholera in Memphis,
Tennessee, is said to be fifty day, Consid-
cradle cholera is also reported on the ,anvjal
lands of the Lower Mississippi Valley
More than lGillion of dollars h ave }'een
LOST by fires, the work Of inccndiaricsr al Gao
cord, New Hampshire, within tho past few
days
The Mobile Register states hat a large nulll.,
Der Of Southerners in Alabama and Mississippi
intend 10 remove to Brazil in the autumn
John NJ. Buckley, Assistant Attorney Cen
cral, will discharge the duties c. Attorney Zen
eral during the absence Of Mr.. Staubery
1t is reported from Fort Union, New Nfexien,
that the Navajo Indians are about going en-
the war-path. ....
The Acknowledgement OF $4,000 Conser7a-
tiycs renders a Radical triumph morally certain
in Tennessee.
Five deaths from yellow fever ane seventeen
from cholera occurred, last week, in New Or
leans
Several cases OF 'sporadic' cholera. in Ncr
ork, are reported.
WASHINGTON ITENs.--A question has been
raised as to eligibility Of a majority Of tho
members al Inc Cannon Gonrcil 10 seats 10
that body
IL proposed III have I; sl!n.ll.,r resort 1T
the Little Falls, three miles, from Gcorgetown,
and 10 extend the Washington and GaoraetoRn
Railroad, to that point.
Mr.. T. Z; Morgan, lawyer, and Mr..
Eburn Bird, Lumber Inspector, died RECENTLY.
\ young lady, one Of the employees Of The
Currency Bureau Of the Treasury Department.
was. on Saturday morning, attacked with
spasms or fits, and continued ia a state Of do.
lirium throughout the entire day The spasms
were brought on, it is stated, by tight lacine.
which has reduced the dimensions Of her
naturally small waist to the size Of an hour.
glass
TIE BoB-o LINK.--The gay young rascal, |
the Bob-o-link, is in his glory just now-in the