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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09
INsURAECE AGENCIES.
INCORPORATED 1852. CHARTER PEnPETU
-NS.1pA NIL, nnhIEANN-

INCORPORATED 1852. CHARTER PEEPETU Al.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Winchester. VA.
los s Carson. Prest. Nm L. Bent, Sect f.
Cash Capital ,O'O.
Agyregate Lo.:e: pad in IS yenr* ending ,lu!y
!, 1865, $620,S74.20.
Lcssc: equitably adjusted and promptly Pa'!
&. ". WATTLES, Agent, AlcxaHdCls
At Office Of Brent s WattlcS Attorneys ut Law
G6!. Prince street.
'Th;s old company insures Buildings, Mrr.
chandise Household Furniture and Par&onA
Property generally, in city. town or country.
aeains: loss o. damage by fire. on rs a!or&6te
terms rs othrrresponsble companies. ilei@-Om
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09
NEWS or THE DA 7.
80 shov tie uery age ant Jody Of The tiose<

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lug inc olatc h'ill''' u uiSl'esS al a''eu'0,:
haVlnS ~ VIC" INC holoiHs o! ii.osA' o'I'''o''
or the ac'cat Oh any regular ci'c:io'' ,'0''
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nave olcu' "e"' carter "a' so,'' '"''' ~ ="
Vcst'Satc TIC cause Q! INC u''tufDlnec'
AZ dlnhci oi:th 10 uu'' !" ''o' a' hIV''''"'
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responded 10 TIC toast VI nc 'N'hls: 1nu
ID DONG so let jail TIC lollo"ln5 rcolarA' A.
the noble Hhil. Ncarncy had llVcu nc WOULD
have been appointed Commander OF the Army
Of the y. s. alter the battle OF the secoDd Bull
Run. This / know from official d"cuulcut5
now on record.
The Japanese Commissioners have already
paid three hundred thousand dollars on account
for the ram Stoucwall, aud will, on their re-
turn to Japan, make arrangements Tor paying
the remainder OF the purchase money, namely,
one hundred thousand dollars The vessel
will leave the WASHINGTON navy-yurd for that
country in August.
tx Governor John ~ King, Of New York,
was, On the Fourth of July, whilst delivering
an Grafton at jamaica, Long Island, seized
with a sudden illness and tainted. Being con-
viewed from the stand TO his home, his entire
left side was found to be paralgzcd, from tie
effects of which lie died on Sunday afternoon.
ia the British House OF Lords an important
debate on the Irish Church has taken place.
Earl Russell! favored a proposition by Earl
GREY OF dividing the revenues OF the establish
-, o;,mah :, r,oIord hotvoa, tho Roman
" '".''" ID p.ot s', "larau :, or7er 70
f,und nsrm,ncot peace in Ireland
- ia polt;noro (nst;tnte last NIGHT. =
,,,ot;na e tbo p,a;,,, TTo;on I.oones Of
, IN :, - 'n- '1,,1 ,rhaya nns ~ a;s
East Baltimore vas heid' lhere was 10 us
'lnction III the audience On account "' ra,H Vi
color, ahd Tie 5ulnhel " Ils"h pi'i "t'' i'"i'
Franz: THOMAS ho'oh"g Ac' were '""''''"'
and their passage Dy congress" "rH'n'
ley. &. +. Morris commute" S''lc'n" ny
hanging in Springfield, Ono, on the 2H!ii 'li''
~, nf,.,;,. ,,,l r,o,hor 70 Han lonotha,
H9','''S ~ '' ''''' '''',',' '''''
D. Morri'' "h" represented '''' ~" ''''''H ''''
Ciermoab district in Congress.
Inliscrct;ons ana irregularities ol the naiion.
-, hanI.;,, s,,s,o,, rrorn;,, further daveIon-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday Messrs.
Reyerdy johnson, Of Maryland, and Garrett
Davis, OF kentucky, were in their seats. Mr.,
Trumbull, from the Committee on judiciary,
reported bill on the subject OF reconstruction,
which was read the first time Resolutions
calling upon the Secretary q! War and the
Secretary of the Interior Tor ali intora'atIoo,
reports and orders in their possession touching
the nature, origin and extent OF the lnolan
difficulties, were adopted Resolutions INCUR
ing for all information in possession or inc
State Department concerning Mexico, and our
relations Herewith were passes; The House
resoIutiops Thanking Sheridan, Pope. Sick!cs
and SchoGcd, came up and we're postponed,
the action of the Senate on Friday. concerning
the business OF the session, preventing their
consideration. The Senate adjourned unth
this morning.
Ia the House Of Representatives yesterday
Mr., Stevens introduced the Reconstruction
bill, published in yesterdays Gazette. lie
aullounccd that he would press the bull to
vote to-dav. 4 number OF resolutions relative
to NexicG--So,ne endorsing the action OF the
Liberals in executing Macmillan, others nc,
nouncug their course, and iaV0rlng the repeal
Of 10 much OF the neutrality laws is f0fb!d tac
organization i1 the United States ci cmlgra-
ton or other parties TO effect and secure settle
mcrts in Mexico, and others lnuuirlng Tor the
correspondence Of tho Government with the
NIczicau rulers were offered, and all referred
to the Committee Oh Foreign Affairs: Mr.
Ashley proposed al amendment to the Constl-
tuition to aid in carrying ont the hcconstruc,
ton acts, rccItlUg many or the PROVISIONS OF
these laws, which was referred to the } udciary
Committee. Ga motion of Gen. Butlcr, Il
special committee of five was appointed to lii
vestgac all The facts and circumstances CON
ncytcd with the assassination OF Mr. Lincoln,
and report the samc to the House at any time,
with such recommendati as may seem
proper. The committee have power to senn
for persons and papers, to take charge or all
evidence hitherto taken on this subject, and TO
report a bill granting amnesty to parties having
coenizance Of the facts in the case and not al
ready put on trial and convicted OF completely
in the assassination Mr.. Kelley introduced 4
bill providing that whenever the people OF .
State propose to change the organic law by the
formation of new State Constitution, and
whenever any Of the people shall be prohibited
from exercising the elective franchise on &C,
count of race or Color or previous condition OF
spryitude, such Constitution shall not become
the organic lazy uutil ratified BY Congress. -,
This was referred 70 the judiciary Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09
GOLD.
NEW YoAK, July 9.-f2oId to-day, 1885.
King GEORGE G. H., Va, !
July 4th, 1867. J

July 4th, 1861.
Editor .4l.rundria Gazette:
S1R.-In late issue of the Gazette ind
letter signed "B giving an account OF the
registration in this county ;-"B, does not
stick to facts he says the President Of the
Board held office under the general govern
ment before the war; and afterwards vas vol
unteer in the Confederate service, but voluD-
tariiy quit he claims the RICH to register
and will 90 SO.
here inform "B'' that before the var l
never held any oice under the general govern
meat, that never deserted from il, but that
for the last six Years have been serving in
the Federal army, and that | do not clai II the
right 10 register, and will not do so az | am 4
c;f;2en Of California. Very respectfully,
Your Obcdient Servant,
THos F.. MERRITT,
Lieut., 29th e. s. Infantry,
pr,s ;'ent Board Of Registration
Kin. George county, Virginia
It is proper to slate In" 1t 'ne correspondent
alluded to was not aware thah '''e'''' ''' "'''
the President Of the Board, and 10. '"e'e''''
not referred to.
On BALE5 TIMOTHY Hay, for sale by
~ Il 1-1T- rTHI@ PFPR% T.: K;1c 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

Statistics, according to the reports OF per
sons who have investigated the subject, prove
that the average duration of human life has
increased within the last three centuries con
sideraby and that marriage is favorable 10
longevity in both sexes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The Washington Chronicle is loud in its
landations of Mr. Secretary Slant on, especial
ly for remaniDg in the Cabinet Of President
johnson. # Iikens the Secretary to Carnot,
the French Republican Probably there never
were two men more dissimilar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

''UNIoN LEAGUES. I've have cause to &C.
lieve that industrious and successful efforts are
being made to organize in this city ard in the
surrounding country Secret Colorcd Political
Societies under lhename Of Union Leag ue&, J"
the members Of which are bound by oatbs Of
peculiar solenInity to vote only in such way as
may be directed BY the Traders OF the order,
who are of course of the Radical pursuaslon.-
Once affiliated, threats, eajolery, and promises
arc used to prevent Withdrawal and ensure the
faithful adherence Of the recruits. -,LynchIHT9
Np,yc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The subject of the new disease called the
Black Death, several cases Of which have oc
Cured in Ireland, and in one locality in Eng
land, is attracting the attention and inyestisa-
ton Of the physicians Of both countries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

Mr.. Sumner gives notice that he is still 60
ing to contend against what he calls the
"odious limitation resolution, of the Senate,
BY which any other matters than those relating
to Reconstruction are excluded from cnn9id
Grafton at this July session,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

Those who would excuse, or the few who
would adopt, the Abemarle plan of ''co-opera-
ton with the Radical Coalition, urge policy
as reason There is where We differ from
them, just as much as we 90 in the matter of
prnctpze To take the policy view exclu-
sively, our Judgment is, that every dictate of
sound policy, both for the present, and the fu
ture, should prevent any such corporation. "
The path is plain. Obey the law, or what.
ever is the law-and the orders Of those in au-
thority under the law There lever has been
yet any law Or any ORDER to Incorporate with
the Radical party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

FROM MEXICO. Late adV!ccS from the
Juarez headuuarte5s afford some notes as to
his future policy It is slated that upon hl3
entering into the city Of Mexico he Will con
woke congress At the capital, into whose
hands he sill deliver the Government, offering
his rcsignation That this is mere rusc, ont
Of which 10 make roltics capital, Is generally
believed Though with the containing lac
lions in MEXICO there may be some doubt OF
his rr-eIecton ,Juarcz at least expects, by such
action, to ha!monize the existing factions
The Austrian consul has received orders from
Vienna for the return OF the Austrian irigate
Elizabeth to Vera Cruz via Havana. On her
arrival in Mexico she is ordered to receive on
board any AuStrians to be found there, and re
main off the harbnr for further orders.
No confirmation Of Santa Anna 3 execution
has yet been received.
We have dispatch from Was} Ington, in
which Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister.
claims 10 have adGiccs from Sisal since ;he alleged
execution of Santa Anna, and he was then re-
ported to be at Camneachy, in prison. Scv-
cral Austrian officers 10 New Orleans, t"e
remnant OF the garrison at Vera Cruz, lett on
Saturday for Havana, where they propose to
organize movement against the .]uarez party
in Mexico. They claim thai they will in 4 lew
DAYS be AGAIN on Mexican soil allied with
powerful party and under The lead Of 4 power
tul chicltain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

4 dispatch from Richmond says ut is
stated on good authority that Gov. Pierpoint, in
consequence of the present political agitation ia
preparing an address to the people of Virginia
in which he reviews the aspect Of the country
and the course Of Virginia during his admins
tration since the close Of war. The proper &C
ton of the people Of Virginia under the Recon
siructioD acts will be fully discussed sound and
iarcible advice being given to both white and
coIored people The address will be extremely
Republican in principle, and will be shortly
forthcoming No doubt the address will be
extremely Republican Radical in principl, !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

Gen. Custars command III the West has
had, recently, several engagements With the
Indians, in every instance repelhng their ct
tacks and driving them off with loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The committee OF the House OF Represents
tives appointed, under General Buffers reso
lution, to investigate the assassination con-
spiraoy' are--Messrs Butler OF Massachusetts,,
Shel!abargar of Ohio, Julian Of Indiana, Ward
of New York, and Randall Of Pennsylvania,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

PUlSoNLD AE&oWS.--A writer III Iiarpcrs
Magazine tells how the Indians poison 'hcir
arrows:
4 rat!l.o.!akc is caught and pcnned. ic is
made aDerv by being poked with sticks, when
a niece 81 deer liver is held toward him Gil the
end Of a stick. Into this he strikes his ianss.
The liver is then withdrawn, and 4 piece OF
dogwooI about four inches long, carefully
sharpcncd, is thrust into the inci5ioH made by
The fangs Tie stick is permitted to dry icr
a short time, when it is dipped into q glutl-
nous solution, which, drying ernetica!y seals
the poison, which would otherwise daco:nl pose:
This piece OF dogwood is used al the head OF
the arrow. 10 be wounded with such an al
row is almost certain death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09
ALEXANDRIA.
General THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGI1ER, Secrc.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8.

General THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGuER. Secrc.
tary and acting Governor Of Montana Terrific
ry, fell from the deck of the steamer Thomp-
sou, at Fort Benton, on the evening OF the LIST
inst, and was drowned He had been absent
for fortnight on public business, and had
succeeded in procuring arms for the troops
engaged 10 the defence OF the Territory, aud
transacting other military business. His death
is greatly lamcntca, and the public demoDstra
tons are general. At last accounts bisremalus
had not been found, the darkness Of the night
and the rapidity of the current preventing any
rescue General Meagher was born in Water
fo:d, Ireland, on the Sd of August, 1928, and,
consequently, at the time of bis death had
nearly completed bis forty fourth year. 1t is
wellkpown that he took prominent part in
Irish politics as one of the leaders OF the
young Ireland party and that after being
tried and convicted on the charge Of treason,
he was sentenced to death. This sentence,
however, was committed to Punishment for
lite to Van Diemau's Land Thence he escap
ed land, obtaining passage by sailing vessel,
he arrived at New York in May, 1852.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

SURRATTs TGIAL.-There was Z large at
tendance at the Surratt trial yesterday, the
public curiosity being highly excited to hear
the opening testimony for the defence: Wit
nesscs testified in relation to the clock in front
of the theatre, completely upsettIng the t.2!i-
mony OF the soldier Dye rs to the man who
called 'ti1nc'' on the night OF The assassination.
Other testimony was given to show that, from
the location Of the Presidents box with refer
cncc to the light, man could not see the door
open 10 the day, nor man in the box from the
position Rhodes testified that he occupied
when he saw a man open the box door and 90
away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The National Intelligencer denounces the
new Reconstruction bills, in the seyerest terms,
az revolutionary, tyrannical, and utterly sub
Verslve OF the Constitution. 1t declares that
they go to establish new government totally
different from the former one. Lis language is
very strong and decided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The Baltimore Sun says: Senator Wade
having jumped too far forward, is now exercis
ing himself in jumping backward In a letter
to the St. Louis Democrat he says he is ''per
tecty sure" he said nothing in his Kansas
speech ''about the division OF property, or the
unequal distribution of il, but he did speak
OF the immense advance that science bad made
in labor-savng machines, &c, The New
York Times, whose correspondent furnished
the account of Mr. Wade's speech in which he
was represented to have spoken of the Unequal
distribution of property says it is equally
sure that he hid say good deal abont the
subject referred to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

Huunicutt having repudiated the profercd
aid of the "co-operationists in Abemarlc,
and Indignantly refused their assistance, turns
in now upon the Richmond Wing, and de-
nounces that paper Hunnicutt feels that be
is master of the situation and intends to use
his power lie wants no one to come between
him as CHS set "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09
REGISTRATION LISTS. The Warrenton in

REGIsTRATION LISTS. WarrentOn IN
dex says: ut may not be amiss to state in
this connection, that Gen. Scho6eld has pro-
yided for the return to him of lists of the
voters in each magis,eria district OF the State
immediately after registration is complq ted
therein, and we are Informed that duplicate
lists are at the same time to be sent 10 the
Journal printing office in Alexandria where 4
few copies will be struck off. These priHted
lists will be forwarded to the presidents OF the
registration boards of each county, and they
will cause three copies 10 be posted up in each
district. These will show the names of these
only who have registered In each district, and
not the registration in the entire county''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

How IT PROGRESSES. In his spe scb
here Tuesday mig bit, Lewis Lindsay, color,sd,
urged the colored people to send q coloi.ed
man to the Constitutional Convention from his
county. He said that as to his having an e.iu
cation that was all nonsense that anybody
who could carry pair OF saddle bags from
here to Richmond would make = good repre-.
sentative.
We are Informed that there is already in ex-
lstence here one u MON League among the col
ored people, and that another will be organ;
zed in few days. The League binds every
member TO vote as directed by The League. =
Charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The Lynchburg Virgiuian says: So far as
We can perceive, the Albcmare resolutions
have found but few echoes from any portion
of the State. But one respectable newspaper
has endorsed them, while the people and press
Of the State, generally express dsapproba-
ton" We do not believe that they arg even
acceptable to those in whose aid they were
expected to Cooperate No more injudi-
cious political move was ever madc-cvcu with
the views expressed by those participating in
the Albemare meeting and for the purposes
they intended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Import,
ant changes have been made III the corps OF
professors. Maj. n. B. Hart2in, a Distinguish
ed graduate OF the Institute, who has been en-
gagged as practical and anay cal chemist IN
New York city since the var, wiz soon return
to fill the chair of general and applied chemlS
try, Col. Mcdonald retaining that Of theology,
Mincralogy aud MetalIurgy
Dr. L. J.. Madison will resume his place II
the Institute at the next session rs Professor
Of Auimel ard Vegetable Physiology. Col
William Gillian is still Professor of Agrlcul-
ture, but vii! not return 70 the Institute, uu-
til the general improved condition OF toe State
renders his chair OF greater rracsic Ell ,npoEt-
ance
So soon as he obtains permission t,oreturn to
this country, Capt. Mathew T. AIpury will ne
added to the brilliant list that alrendy edcrr,s
the Institute. l learn from inquest iona bie al-
thoritY that such is his wish and pun pose, with
the view of thus devoting the RENAL nder O hls
days to the service Of lis beloved native ST. ste.
1t il in contemplation by the. Institute az
thorities to undertake very soon a complet G
geographical! and geological survey Of Virginia,
undcr the especial and Immediate superntend-
ence of Gen. g. ". Gusts Lee, Captain John
M, Brooke and Col. NJ. Mcdonald 10 whom
will be added Capt. NJ. +. Maury when he is
able to Join them. Another new feature will
probably soon be eneraitcd on our dist nGuish-
ed military school. Major WhittleseY. of the
United States army, is here 10 consult With the
Board and Faculty upon 4 general SyNelu of
military instruction for the country at barge,
about to be inaugurated under the aus,tice of
Gen. u. 5. Grant -Lefter from LeC5r,7tcal IN
Richmond Whio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The New York Times thinks New York city
on the road to financial ruin, with taxes Of
S24, 900, 655-fve millions more than last year,
aud double those Of 1868. This crying evil is
due to the corruption both of the Legislature
and the Councils, the low tone Of public SEN
timen5 about official rascality, and the iuditfer.
ence of men of means TO municipal affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The AlbemarIe meeting has been followed
UP by one III Louisa county. a meeting was
held, on yesterday, at Louisa Court House, at
which resolutions were adopted advising CO.
operation with the Radical party, and pledeing
the meeting to vote for a Radical candidate for
the Presidency and for members of Congress
from Virginia who have an unbroksn Union
record" Clayton Coleman, and James r.
Pendleton were on the committee of resolu.
tions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

.in0thci meeting Of the citizens oI Albcr-
marie has been held, at which resolutions oi IL
very different character from those of Tic first
meeting, were adopted The resolutions Of
the sccoud meeting, rcpudiatc, entirely, the
principle and the policy of afiliating with the
Radicals and deplore the proceedings Of the
first meeting US unfortunate and i'll advised. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The commencement of the Virginia Military
Institute, at Lexington, took place on the 4tl
inst, with the usual ceremonies. The most
favorable accounts are given of tue Institution,
and Of the progress aud department Of the
cadets. We notice that the Board of Visitors
have established PIofessorship of Modern
Languages including English studies, aud that
Capt. Thomas NJ. Sermcs, (son Of the late
Thomas Semmes, esq, of this place, has been
appointed Professor. He is gentleman of
ability and worth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

The Reconstruction bill proposed in the
Senate, from the Committee on the } Judiciary,
differs from the House committee bill in that it
does not allow the military commanders to ap-
point civilians to civil offices where they remove
the incumbents but requires them to detail
officers or soldiers. 1t provides for giving Gen.
Grant authority over the military commanders,
none of whom can be removed except by his
orders, the House bill taking it out OF the
Presidents hands entirely. Discussion will be
had on both bills to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

GEORGE +. STEINER,
VI successor to G. p. Shawl
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. A. N0riheast Corner King ard Fnj,.Eto xis
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
TOBACCO, SN C. F AND CIGARS
will supply country merchants an other
deal ers with GARRETTS SCOTCH SNUFF,
and other goods in my line ut factory prices
Segars manufactured TO order at the loves
cash prices. ie l9-lm