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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
NEWS OF THE D.4 !.
80 show the very age and Jo,iyQt The tl"rS

80 sho.0 the very age and 1oiyQt ne tn|S.
Recently clain was submitted 70 the
be the amount due colored soldier who died
from stranguation The form upon which
The application for bounty, back pay, and ar,
rears was made being imperfect, 4 letter was
addressed to the Adiutant Generals Office for
further Information In reply TO this the
Second Auditor was informed that he at0rc-
said coored soldier had been convicted, by
court martial, Of Wilfu murder, and hung by
the neck unit! dead
Another street car difficulty look. place Al
Charleston, g. c., yesterday afternoon. IWo
colored men got inside 4 car and refusing to
leave were elected by the police They iorclbly
resisted, whereupon the negroe2 outside be
came disorderly, using brckbats and threaten,
ing i reScr. In the melee several i'Grtlea
were injured, but finally tie military was sent
for aud took charge Of five ring eaders- The
matter il to be investigated before the Provost
Court today
The Panama Star Of March 23d states that
the steamer Cuyler, which was detained 1T
New York on suspicion, has sailed Tor Jamaica
under the Colombian flag, with torpedoeS on
board. 1t is suspected that she will turn mp
as o Gillian ptivatecr, and that she vii! prey
on Spanish commerce. The steamer Meteor
is also reported at Cal!ao Peru, and it is pre-
Iru
under Peruvian or Gillian colols.
4 firm styling themselves Hnklc IL Co.,
No. 1875 Broadway, New York, manufacturers,
&C., have been advertising III the newspapers
would send certificate cn7eloped and bearing
q number Of L watch varying N value from
$25 to $3.50, which would he sent on receipt Of
$40 BY express. IL turns cut that The whole
affair is 4 hrlmbuy, and u swinding concern
Officer Thomas Scott of the Brooklyn police
saw a .nan with basket, under suspicious
circumstances, on Sunday morning, and hailed
him, whcreupon the suspected hurgla fired
nnon him. he ball grazing hiscan. ThcoRicer
imma:i;atcly f.a1 hack and killed the thief al
most INSTANTLY The deceased proved 10 be
Harry Monzane q noted burglar
I,ate adricea from Arizona renrc:tof the
Tndions &C troublesome On March the
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.1 LIMA ,7,ra, ,,,on ,zo,ndod ono ooJ ann.
tr,raa ta,an,r f,,1 honrsor forr cnne tbrea
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til,
Morr,snd v;ro;n;s ana North Caro1;ra and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The Norfolk Virginian says that the fisheries
on the waters of the Chesapeake, will open a
new branch OF trade, in the manufacture from
the refuse and otfal fish Of oil and fertilizers
equal in qualities to Peruvian Guano.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

Seveu pay rolls Of employees i'll the New
York Custom House were recently abstraoted
by some one connected with that establishment,
and, being altered to suit the present month,
were presented one after another to the Audi
tor and cashed ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The Washington Chronicle relies upon the
treble influences Of Gen Schofeld, Gov. Peir-
point and Justice Underwood to keep things
straight ia Virginia, in reference to the az
poiutment OF registers OF voters, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

Gov Orr, of South Carolina, has published
letter giving an account of the deatitutlon
prevailing at the South, and especially in
South Caroiua, and making ali earnest appeal
for ecsi st,urn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The N. T. journal of Commerce has j pre-
oautiooary article on the signs Of the. times,
with reference to the financial and business
future It admits that the North is beginning
to feel the revulsion. .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

Two men, named Gorsuch, were arrested in
Baltimore, on Saturday, on the charge of be-
ing concerned in the murder of James Welsh,
of Washington, which occurred in Baltimore
CD the night after the laying Of the cornerstone
of the Masonic Temple. They were yesterday
committed for the action of the grand jury
but it is not known what the evidence is against
them, or what the grounds of suspicion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
The Russian Acquisition treaty. is met,
already. with considerable opposition
The marine losses for the past month show
ali aggregate of forty fonl vessels.
2 u r 0 P Z
LATEST By ATLANTIC Cable

Regret is generally expressed by the press
and in political circles, in England, at the pro-
posed sale of the Russian possessions in North
America to the United States
The figures Of the budget laid before the
House OF Commons show tie revenue OF Great
Britain for the last fiscal year exceeds the ez-
penditures Of the Government BY $500. 900
pounds sterling.
The appearance Of, anti-Prllssian placards in
the streets Of Luxembourg creates mHch excite
ment in France and Germany.
No answer has yet been made 10 The cont
plant of the Prlssian commander. and pend
ing the settlement Of the affair the irritation is
increasing on bosh sides of be Rhine
The Brazilian mail steamer from Rio Jhnel-
70, which has arrived at Lisbon, brings re-
port that an American man ol-w war had gone mp
the Paraguay river, bearing proposition from
the allied South American powers containing q
basis Of negotiation for peace, to be unlimited
to President Lopez.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

REMARKABLE UTTERANcE The colored
baby, born few days since with teeth, and
which made that singular prediction about the
rain, that is being fulfilled, has again given
forth s. most oracrlar utterance. 1t SAID yes
terday; Beware Of Hunnicutt. Wise bahs,
that Rich. Examiner,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

Several mad dogs have appeared in Mem
phis during the last few days, and have bition
number Of children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

MosBYs CAMPAIGN s.-We are requested
by Col. j. S. Mosby to state Tor public iulor-
nation that book purporting to contain a
history of his campaigns of the war, lately
published by j, Marshall Crawford, is unwor-
thy of credit, and contains about as much truth
as the Arabian Nights Entertainments or Gull
lirer's Travels.
The only authentic account CT Col. Mosby' S
campaigns will appear in the course Of month
1t was written under his supervision by Major
John Scott, OF thls county GO and will be issued
Ilaer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

|ln,3iNlA I.I1LRATGTT. $50 We observed :, lew
d..- since, letter from Gen. " nl, Hampton
/. zen. Hinton. a,s;n0w lrd9in% the receipt ii
supplies rom Piedmont. Virginia, for the
suffering people Of South Carolina We learn
nov, that the farmers d! jefferson county have
sent 10 Baltimore, 10 be shipped South, Z, 100
bushels Of corn, and he adjoining county Of
Clarke is preparing 10 do the same thing
Now, here arc two counties that we're the
theatre Of war, from frs: to last contributing
the wheat stacks, fences, and some Of the four
thousand barns that made Sheridans bonfres
in The aley--dividing their substance with
their =nfering brethren further South. 70
such an extremity were the people Of this very
section reduced by The devastation Of war,
thai, after ii terminated, they were dependent
upon the Agricultural Aid Society Of BALI
more for their seed 40 people suffered more
by the war, and lew have responded 50 gene
rorsIy TO tie cry Of anguish that has come
from our starving people in the far South. -
God bless them Virginia has not 4 brighter
star in her queenIy diadem ttau that beautiful
county Of Jefferson, Of which her enemies now
geek 10 Gespoil her Let other portions Of the
State, that have not suffered as she suffered,
emulate her example in sending relief to our
starving brethren ~LHnehbH1a Fryjnj"",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

X EYES EARLY PROLIFIC TOAAI1U%3
other tomato plant, dwarf, Compact snd Yt&o[;
Gus, producing immense crops. Tomatoes o.
medium size, round brilliant red, quite SMOOTH
perfectly solid, and of most excellent favor
They are produced in large clusters Of ten !.
twenty each with from seven to twenty cIussT;I5
main crop is ripe and ready for the market t4iE.
ty days before any other kind. The foli4!ge hss
no odor, The early Prolific is the most dist'nc'
and valuable tomato yet produced, for sale a.
r. COOKS DRUG STORE
feb 27-tf Nos. 90, and go King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The steamship Henry Chauncey. has arrived
at New i ork from Aspinwal bringing $3.50, 900
in treasure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The WASHINGTON Star says: "We hear that
Mr.. Bolts advises against holding the Virgi
ma State Convention of loyal citizens on the
l7lh of April, the anniversary of the passage
OF the act of secession by that State. We
presume, if the report of Mr.. Bolts objection
to the proposed Convention be correct, the
public will hear from him on the subject
There are but few arrivals Of Canal Boats at
Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The April number Of the African RepoSlto-
ry, Just issued, is a very interesting one to all
the friends of the American Colonization So
ciety. The colored people of this country
should, also, be deeply interested in its con
tents-ffor it gives the most encouraging ao-
counts Of Liberia, and of the progress of their
own race in that free country.
The charge made by Gen. Butler ia The
House of Representatives on Friday last, that
the President had, i'll accordance With sug-
gestion made in a letter from a Democratic
candidate in West Virginia, pardoned lsa de-
serters, for the purpose OF enabling these
deserters to vote the Democratic ticket, turns
out to be utterly untrue.
The sloop r. l.. Simonson belonsing 10
Hampton, Virginia, sunk in the York 'iSeI
during the recent gales, and all On boafd Per
ished The sloop left Gloucester Point about
week ago with cargo OF corn tor Norfolk,
and il il prpsumed yentllred ont Too Tar tr
return.
The National Lincoln Monument Assoca
ton, TO erect monument to the late Preslden
Lincoln, 10 Washington, has been organized
with Mr.. Harlan as President. Contributions
to be forwarded to Mr., Spinner, i. S. Treas
urer.
Sevea pay rolls Of employees i'll the New
York Custom House were recently abstraoteC
by some one connected with that establishment
and, being altered to suit the present month
were presented one after another to the Audi
tor and cashed -
The Washington Chronicle relies upon 'tb'
treble influences Of Gen Schoheld, Gov. Per
point and Justice Underwood to keep thing
straight ia Virginia. in reference to the az
poinment OF registers OF voters, Nc
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The Norfolk Virginian says that The fisheries
on the waters of the Chesapeake, will open /
new branch OF trade, in the manufacture from
the refuse and oifal fish Of oil and fertilizers
equal in qualities to Peruvian Guano.
The n. T. journal of Commerce has pre-
eautiopary article on the signs Of the times
with reference to the financial and bushes
future. It admits that the North is beginning
to feel the revulsion. .....
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Gov. Orr of South Carolina, has published
letter giving an account Of the deatitutlo!
prevailing at the South, and especially il
SOUTH Caro!ug, and making ali earnest arrea
for assistance.
Several mad dogs have appeared i'll Mem
phis during the last few days, and have bitter
a number Of children.
The steamship Henry Chauncey, has arrived
at New York from Aspinwal bringing $3.50, 00t
in treasure.
The Russian Acquisition treaty. il met
already. with considerable opposition
Thu marine losses for the past month sho7
All aggregate of iorty-fon vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The National Lincoln Monument Associa-
ton, to erect monument to the late President
Lincoln, 10 Washington, has been organized,
with Mr.. Harlan as President. Contributions
to be forwarded to Mr., Spinner, i. S. Treas
urer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

We have brief items OF news from the
South American Republics. The difficulties
between the President and Congress of Colon.
bia continue. The revolution in Guatemala
has been entirely suppressed. The other Re-
pub6ca are tranquil. Tho negotiations between
South American Republics and European
Powers have not reached the conclusion of a
truce, nor has the proposition of the United
States for conference at Washington yet been
accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
The BOOTH DIARY.-Thc Washington cor
respondent OF the Baltimore Sun 4aya that

The BOOTH DIARY-Thc " a'l.ngton cor
respondent OF the Baltimore Sun @aya that
the Diary kept by Booth, the assasain
Of MIR. Lincoln, will be given TO the
public in few dsys The witness who took
the book from the person of Booth aud deliver
ed it to Judge Holt has been sent tor 10 identi-
fy the volume, and make affidavit OF such iacts
as are within his knowledge relative to the
matter, and especially TO state whether the
eighteen leaves cut out Of the diary were in it
when taken from Booth, or not. Secretary
Stanton and Judge Holt have been before the
judiciary committee aod testified as TO the con-
tents of the book; Judge Holt testified
that Che diary was given to him, together with
the other articles fonnd upon him, Immediately
upon the arrival Of the c.pt0rs ot the assassin
in Washington; that The book has been in the
sole custody and control of Judge Holt from
that time to the present moment: that it has
not been altered in any particular that when
the book was handed to Judge Holt the eigh-
teen leaves were cut out Of it; that the diary
commences with the date Of April l4th, the
day of the assassination, and the first entry in
it states that on that day he Booth had
prepared 4 communication and sent it, to the
National Inteliigencer, giving ali account OF the
purposes Of himself and his confederates.
The rest OF the diary consists of Qualification
Of himself, Booth, whom he likened to Bruins,
and denunciation Of his victim, whom he calls
"a tyrant,' &c. Judge Holt further testified
that in his judgment the contents of the diary
shed no light upon the case, and therefore,
even if that character Of evidence being state
ments after the facts, we're admissible, he did
bot deem 1t proper to offer it, and the only
evidence on the subjec offered on the trial of
the assassins was that of the publisher Of the
Iutelligencer who proved that he had not re-
ceived the communication which Booth pre-
tonSod bo bo1 conf r., Mot D.rer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY - We gather from
4 debate in the L. 8. Senate i lew days since
that This great railway Is completed 800 miles
west Of Omaha, which l. Oh the western
boundary Of Iowa II is only 200 miles from
its present terminus 10 the foot Of Inc Rock 3
mountains Three huodred aud FIVE miles Of
road were built the past year, and the work
was suspended early in winter because Of the
severity Of the cold and The imp0ssibilily CT
digging into tie earth to make Thu, road bed. 49,
During the winter however, the company has
been active in forwarding material OF all sorts
for railroad, and will have so large an amount
at the present terminus by the time Of recon-
mencing operations that the progress this year
will be perhaps greater than that OF the last
The line OF work from the Pacific eastward
has also been vigorously prosecuted. hir.
CONFESS, the senator from California, states
that durlDg the present severe winter twelve
shousand men have been employed upon the
Central Pacific railroad seven thousand feet
above the ses, near the summit Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains where the snow falls to an
immense Depth This statement is astonishing.
1t affords some idea OF the magnitude of the
immense undertaking Of connecting the At.
idEt!C diV j dS'bN Dy Eou!E -;oOO uUGS
from the Mississippi, and upwards of 1000
miles from sea to sea. The senator stated
that the company were using every effort to
build their road, ADD as the Government furnish.
ed them with nearly money enough for that pur-
pose. they would not be retarded BY want of
means.
The Union Pacific Railway receives subsidy
Of SIG 900 per mile On all their road this side
the base Of the Rocky mountains beyond that
they ere to receive s4S, 900 per mile But th.
President Of the United States is to say at
what point the road is TO strike the base Of
that range Of mountains The company have
applied for his decision, and will 20 doubt have
it in time to progress without delay. Assisted
SO literally by the Government, and with sucn
immense forces employed in the work it may
not be mere than year or two before the line
of aborers working from east and west strike
hands in the vast ranges Of mountains consti-
tuting the backbone Of this continent. - Rich
n1ond Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The sloop r. L. Simonson belonslng TO
Hampton, Virginia, sunk il the York nVer
during the recent gales, and all On board per
ished. The sloop left Gloucester Point abont
week ago with cargo OF corn for Norfolk,
and ii is presumed ventrred ont TOO Tar to
retIJrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
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n PATENT WRINHEk
AND WASHING MACHIN

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We have taken the agency Of this justly ',Io-
brntcd machine. Uousotccpers are pHrtcni@t
~ requested % call and examine it for the1
It's use the washing Of Il large family can be ionr
in one fourth Of the ordinary lilnc, aHd "l;H
comparatively little or no labor. Its perfectly
simple and not at al iubIe to gel cut OF repair,
a child Is strong enough to work Il, ana !,
wa hes the clothes beautifully, and "!t4 no. i
half the wear that they are subjected To- n me
ordinary way. Il will be loaned on tFt;'! ~, ;"L
following are the manufacturers PRICES, y
which We hold them For Wa:hing lach!Lc
and Wringer complete, SO; Washing MAeh'"'
alone, a15 Wringnr alone, 50. ... ~
nh ST Agents, No. 145, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
/ ECTURES ON THE HOLY LAND.

mountains, plain, rivers and sr"; it7 plants aud |
animals. |
sketches Of It's varied people, and traditions oI
their religious history.
MIRA Lectitr<.. j Jerusalem IL location, hi-
tory, and present scenes Of interest.
Each Lecture will be accompanied bY higi,s |
drawings, dresses and othar Illustrations.
TIGEETa rs cents. nh2.-rd
C1OU EEWARD!-Was stoIso from the
p w subscriber, At Balcya \ Cross Eoad@ |
Fairfax county Va, On the night Of Tie Hi&t Of
n arch, 1867, TWO HORSES one q gray be !
tween IL and IL hands high, about years Old, |
and marked Us. on the shoulder and - on
the inane; ha: parrot rnouth. The other Is q
dark brown horse, about - hand EGh . years
old, and has a large star in the face, With white
hind foot ard blind in righl eye. I ne above
rie2!iona,I reward will be paid for !ac recovery
Of the horses ana thief or $50 for !32 recovery
Of the h0rrna alone.
mp l~-lw~ BOT2F0RD CAMP.
StHIRT EO&OMSt SHIRT BO&OMSi
- Linen collars Linen C0lIarsl
Just received from manufacturer. ani will Dc
''' "a ' CHARLES ". GEGE5.
nj, Is ~, King street.
81 BUSHELS KENTUCKY nLvs GRASS
~ SEED % bn=Ha: Glover Seed l0 bush
- '' TH0uA.r PERRY,
inh No. II, hing 81.
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T. .hhd. Il Hmm. Shoulders ar,;i Break
fast p1"as. iu:t received and for sale low By
HENDERSON & AVERY.
Irb - .'25 King, corner Alfred.
1EC nnn c.s,l 2.n5 ..iorb WHITE md
LDU.UUU Willow PINE LUMBEE
for 7Hlc ~ SM2OI y Y fhhE
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gNUE&AlE-(yn ,. lnTge Feather Bed, weigh
ing iV' IDS '"'r 'HFEG I tIc HH1 w"
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l. zoo tons Peruvian &i"s@o, Of uporiyc
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

HAslY BCRIAI--An Italian in Mobile was
put in his coffin while in a trance, as he was
supposed to Be dead. Upon arriving at the
graveyard the friends Of the deceased found
the coffin had been partially broken open, cp-
parentiy by force exercised from within. They
at once held consultation, which resulted in
the opening Of the coffin, when the apparently
dead man showed nnmistakaDle signs OF life.
Although there was evidently life, there Was no
Consciousness. The whole strength Of the al
most buried man had been thoroughly ex-
hausted By his efforts 10 make his condition
known to his friends, and his consciousness de-
serted him simultaneously with the bursting
OF the lid by his frantic exertions to save him
self for be wss certainly dead when the physi.
clan who was sent for arrived on the ground
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

MEMco.-The latest advices from Havana
announce the arrival III that city of Marshal
Bazaine, with the remainder of the French
troops Twas his intention to atAy four Or
tive days. In Vera Cruz the flags of the Mex
lean Empire were hoisted upon the forts and
custon-house; but it was expected that the
garrison would soon pronounce in favor of
Juarez The liberal troops were besieging the
city. Don Anss! de Ttruhide arrived at Havana
a few days ago from New York. On tbs Goth
the young prince (Yturbide) arrived from
Mexico on board the France, accompanied by
his aunt It is presumed that Maximilian
deemed it prudent not to keep him any longer
under his guardianship under present circum.
stances The father, Don Angel, objects to
his going to Europe. The whole party take
passage for New York on board of the Moro
Castle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

The Baltimore Gazette thinks, That % oue
&caouut, it is pity that Congress cloaed its
sessiou SO soon--for the Radicals having, ap.
.oasently, finished, for the present, their meas
aEes for harassiug and devastating the South,
and being quite at loss to know what to do
oexf, had hit npon the happy expedient of
GuarrellDg among themselves, and the con-
sequence was, that the public were beginning
20 get good deal Of information from Estate 5
evidence, 81 to matters and things past and
present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

An AMERICAN Circus COMPANY Bound
FOR PARIS circus company, composed Of
a number Of the most distinguished equestrian
performers in the United States, leaves to day,
under the management Of Spauldng, Rogers &
Co., on board the steamship Guiding Star, with
the intention OF performing in Paris during
the continuance OF the great Exposition
Among the members Of the troupe we notice
the names Of Mr.. James Robinson and his
little son Clarence, Kelly, the Roland Brothers,
Frank Parks, and many others equally we'll
known A fine stud Of highly trained horses
has also been shipped. The building which is
to be erected in Paris for the exhibition Of the
company, was designed and built in the city Of
Albany whence it Was sent direct for Paris a
few days ago 1t is the intention Of the artistes
to challenge the equestrians Of Europe TO q
friendly trial OF skill. -NcW l0lL. Times.