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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
Tho Markets.

LONDON, July 3.-Consuls for money o.
account 95b. y. S. Bonds 734a73SS.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Cotton quiet, sales ac
tive to- day 5000 bales sales Of the week Sc, 00(
bales. Export 7 200. Speculation 1000 bales
Stock 100000 bales, Of which 1853, 900 bales
are American. Breadstuffs dull. Provision il
quiet. Corn 35s6d, -.....
PARIS, July 3.-Decrcasc Of bullion in The
bank of Trance $50, 900 francs.
New Y oRK, July Gold 400 exchange l03
per Ct North Carolina G's,ex-coupon 753 new
ISL. Virginia G's, ex-coupon 593 new SIS. Cot
ton firm at 80 for midd!ing upands: Freig hts
quiet. Flour dull and declining. Wheat very
dull and heavy. Corn l, 2,a3 ct. better. Oats
1al3 better. Pork heavy, mess y ,50a27. Is
Lard quiet l65al6$.
BALTIMORE. July 3-Cotton firm, middlins
uplands 81 Flour quiet, prices nominal.
Wheat dull, sales of white at 225a2G5; Red
2O0a24O. Corn firm white 1l2al15. Oats dull
and unchanged. Rye dull, at lG0alG5. Pork
quiet, and unchanged. Bacon less active and
unchanged. Lard dull.
Business tomorrow will be suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
Steamboat Accident.

/ New LONDON, July 3.-The steamer City
Of Boston, of the Norwich lime, from New
York, was run into last night by the steamer
State Of New York, of the Hartford Line, of
the mouth of the Connecticut River, producing
serious damage to the first named boat, and in
juring quite number Of passengers, and, it i:
feared, involving the loss of three lives.
The City Of Boston was struck mdships
carrying away her wheelhouse and upper works
in the vicinity Of the wheelhouse, and demol
ishing five staterooms. A dense fog prevailed
at the time, and escape from great loss of life
was quite providential, as both boats were
crowded with passengers.
The City of Boston was relieved by the
steamer City of New London, which remained
by the disabled boat until hall. past two O'Clock
this morning, taking off tho passengers anc
baggage.
The probable loss to the City Of Boston Is
seventy five thousand dollars-loss TO the City
of New York slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

At the residence of the brides father, 'Qua
ISor Valey,' near Pittsburg, Pa, on Thurs.
day, the 18th ultimo, by the Rev; ); B. Bitten
gor, DID, Mr. VIM. SHACKLETT TO Miss
MARY ATWOOD, daughter Of William 7.
Jones, esq -atr.f 80.
On the oath ultimo, by the Rev. j. D. Black
well, at Glen Welby, tho residence of Major K.
H. Garter, the brides uncle, Mr.. THOMAS Il.
LOVE, Jr., TO Miss EDITH, daughter Of VIM.
+. Carter. :.r..
On the evening of the let instant,at St James
Church, by the Rev. j: Il. Hubbard. Captain
ALEX. D. PAYNE to Miss MAMIE SCOTT,
both of Warrenton. .
In Baltimore on the "a Instant, by the Rey.
Dr.. Thomas Foley, DR.. VIM. j: BOARMAN,
Of Charles county, and Miss AN lE, cid est
daughter OF Mrs. Josephine and tue late VIM.
Garner, Of st. Marys county, Nd.
AT Spring Grove, Wcstmoreland county, Va,
June 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Wharton, Col. JOHN
NJ. FESSEND EN-, Of Boston. to Mrs S. a.
RICHARDS, daughter of tho lsto DR.. Robert
Murphy, of the former place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

THIRD WARD RADIcALs-A meeting Of the
Radicals of the Third Ward was held last night
in the oolored school house, on Alfred street,
between Princess and Oronoco, at which eight
persons were present, and of which E. f..
White, white, was President, and John Brooks,
white, Secretary.
John Brooks, white, Chairman Of the COM
mittee appointed to wait on T. j. Edelin,
white, the Secretary Of the club, and demand
OF him the books Of the club, produced the
books, and handed in the resignation of the
Secretary. The acceptance Of the resignation
Has favored in speeches by John Brooks,
white, and Amos Thompson, colored, and op-
posed by H. H. Arnold and G.. P. Doug las,
coored-but without definite action thereon
the meeting adjourned until next Thursday
night. -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
COMMENCEMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
The ffty-frst annual commencement of tbs
venerable institution took place yesterday, ana
was, as usual, attended by a large number OF
people from all parts OF the country.
The exercises consisted of oratlons, essays,
poems, &C., among which 'The fountain OF
Youth, = by Stephen r. Mallory, OF Florida
son Of the Secretary of the Navy OF the iato
Confederate States, and an exceedingly well
written and we'll delivered discourse on
Dreams" by Charles S.gAbcll, OF Maryland
son of the proprietor of the Baltimore Sun,
were especially well received. -.
The degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred
on the Hon. George Brent and the Hon. lhobt
Ford, old alumni Of the College who have been
elected judges in Maryland the degree OF
Master of Arts IN course, on Thomas NJ. Tier
rem, Of New Grenada, S. A, Daniel A Casser-
", of New York, Frank A Rudd, Of Virginia,
T. 2. Blair Sands, of the District Of Cclunl-
bia, and VIM. ,Tazewell Fox, of Virginia, and
the honorary degree Of Master of Arts on
Jasper Edwin Cheney, NJ. D., of Illinois, and
Richard l.. C.rne, of Virginia
The degree OF Bachelor Of Arts was conferred
on seven students Charles S. Abell OF Mary
land, Needham G. Collier, Of Georgia, VIM. a.
Hammond, of Virginia, Francis j. Kieckhooe-
for, of the District of Columbia, D. Clinton
Lyes, of Maryland, Luis Dep uebla, OF Mexico,
and Edward H. White, of Maryland. So"
La the Proclamation of Awards, the Var
GINA boys, as usual, did best; two, out OF the
three medals given to the graduating GLASS;
were awarded to VIM. A. Hamilton, Of Vir,
GINA, and. although, the Virginians were but
II 10 number, out OF 2422, only little over 7 per
cent, they won 6 medals out Of 81, over Il per
cent. The catalogue. comprises students from
almost all,he States of the Union, and many
foreign countries, as follows: District OF Col
umbia, 50; Maryland, 40; Louisiana, 49,;
Virginia, II; Pennsylvania, IS; Georgia, 81;
L New York and West Virginia, each; Mis-
souri,, 6; Tennessee, ireland and Italy, S each;
Indiana, Alabama and North Carolina, 3 each;
New Jersey, Minnesota, Mississippi, Califor-
mia, Texas, South Carolina, Michigan, Wiscon
sin, New Mexico and Mexico, 2 each and
!. Connecticut, Ohio, Maine, Florida, Kentucky,
Massachusetts, Idaho, Germany, New Grena-
ia, Chill and Brazil, / each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE w AsHINaToN AND

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD (AvENuE ROUTE.
The Speaker yesterday laid before the House
of REPRESENTATIVES. the annual report Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
PAW for the year ending January lst, 1868,
prepared by W. Dunning, president, in com.
nlianco with section No. l6 of the charter OF
the road. The receipts from passengers were
s32O,O7G 60, and from other sources So, 294 6SS,
making total of 1924. 81 SIS. The expendl-
lures are given as follows: Transportation &C
count and expenses incident thereto, $3.50, O3l
So rent, 1900 81; ticket account 1874 90 !;
interest account, SIC, OS7 80; Government tax,
$40, 927 Oh; local tax, $2,S63 Sc; insurance
account, $2,S07 25 dividends, $50, 900; sink
ing fund, $4,O5l Is real estate account, 1912
%. Making a total of $S49,0l6 0S for expen-
ditures, and leaving deficit Of $24, GA SO for
the year.
The number of passengers carried during
the year was 6,G72,S93; number of transfers,
being passengers carried twice for one fare, L.
2G9, 1870; number Of passengers IRON whom
fares Of six cents were collected, .4,99l, Cos +;
number Of passengers from whom fares of i've
cents (paid by tickets) we're collected, All ,60S;
cost of carrying each passenger paying fare,
6 l conts number of round trips, lG, 100 :
average number OF trips per day made by each
car, 16 average number OF cars run each day,
46 average number Of miles run each day by
each car, DO Washington Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
AUCTION SALES.
FgHKU TEES SALE

By virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me on
the 18th Of December, 1866, and of record among
the land records of Prince William county,
door of the said county, for the PURPOSE Of nav.
ing off the debt thereby secured oppose for sale,
at public auction, on the Sd DAY OF AUG'T.,
1868 that being Court day,
A TRACT OF LAND,
particularly described in said trust. containing
Geo acres, 8 roods and IS poles, except l48 acres,
| rood and 80 poles conveyed to A. Nicol by
deed dated January, 1866.
This land has COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
a good barn and stable upon it, q young and
thrifty orchard, and well of good water con-
venient to the house. This land is easily ina
proved, we'll adapted to the growth of grain
and grass, and could be made in 81 short time i"
comfortable home. Il. HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. co. ie 24-1aw4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFIcE:-Ser
geant McCue Il soldier stationed at Battery
Rodgers, for disordery conduct, last night, IN
the streets, and for threatening the Night
Watch, was fined and discharged.
Allen Tripctt, colorcd, for threatening Ian
e,age towards waiter belonging to Brcngle'
ice cream saloon, was reprImanded and dis,
charged.
Mary King and Ann Smallwood, for disor-
derby conduct, in the streets, last night, were
fined and discharged ~ a~t
Mollie johnson, who lad been committed to
Jail to await the result of the injuries she had
inflicted upon John Allison, by stabblng HIM:
some time since, was discharged upon the pay
ment Of the assessed fines. se1
a warrant was issued for the arrest OF Mich
acl Burns, from Washington, for forestalllns
the Market.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Complaint was
made against Alfred Lane and Mary Chambers,
for i'll treatment of Mary Lane, the wife OF
Alfred Al! the parties are colored. a war
rant will be issued against the offending parties.
A warrant was issued against James Brown,
colored, for stealing thirty-two chickens, OF
valuable breed, from Patrick Hart, who hives
Just beyond the Canal basin, on the Washing
ton turnpike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

Practical JoKE.-A porter, who had been
started from Brengles ice cream saloon with
a freezer of cream, last night, forgetting the
precise location of the. house to which he had
been told to carry it, was directed, by colorcd
boy, from whom he sought information, to a
house in ''Bull Town." corner of Prince and
West streets, where colored ball was in pro-
grcss When he arrived there, the ice cream
was forcibly taken from him, aud he was drly-
en- off, The police were at once informed OF
the circumstance, and made their appearance
at the ball so soon that time had not been
allowed its attendants to eat the cream. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
TELEGRAPMHC NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures THE GAzE1
Difficulty ae MazatIan

| SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.---Mazatan advices
to June % report serious difficulty between
Commander Bridges, of the English war steam
ct Chanticlear and the Mexican authorities
The Chanticear was off Alfalfa in dangerous
position, and fired signal guns for assistance.
A pilot went off aud released the ship rom
danger. The captain refused to pay Tor the
services rendered, and went to MazataD. The
collector of the port Of Mazatlan notified one
of the officers that the Chantclcar was convey
ing specie abroad, in order to avoid paying ex-
port duty and had him arrested and searched,
when gold was found on his person.
The captain of the Chanticlear, learning what
was going on went ashore, and in state OF
great excitement declared his vessel and him
self insuted by tho search of one of his subor-
dinatcs. Words followed, which ended in the
collector ordering the Captain to be searched
upon the impression that he also was implica-
ted in smuggling. The captain Immediately
| went on board of his ship and notified the in
| habitants of Mazatlan that he was about to
| lombard the city for the insult offered to the
English flag. Numerous notes passed between
Commander Bridges, General Corona and the
| civil authorities, the American Consul acting
as mediator -. !.
Ultimately Commander Bridges modified his
proclamation so as to place the port OF Mazat-
| Ian under blockade, 80 far as Mexican vessels
were concerned; not, however, interfering with
! American or other foreign vessels, until he can
receive orders from the Admiral commanding
his station The action Of Gen. Corona and
the Mexican authorities, generally, is approved
| by foreign residents. The u. S. war steamer
| Suawanee left Acapulco for Mazatlan to pro-
| tect the American interest there. !" -
| SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-Mezican adviees
give additional accounts in regard to tho Ma
zatlan difficulty Commander Bird ges first de-
manded that the officer who searched his sub
| ordinate, and seized the money, should be sent
| on board Of the Chanticlear to be dealt with as
he saw fit. Corona replied that sooner than
submit to such an outrage he would allow the
city to Re bombarded, telling the commander in
indignant terms that il he had reclamation TO
make he should mako it in a manner customary
among civilized nations, and through The proper
oh annnl .f.. r.. ...-- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

DESERVED Honor AT the annual COM
mcncement of Georgetown College, on the I'd
instant, the honorary degree of Master Of Arts
was conferred upon RICHARD L. CARNE, esq.,,
of this place. This is deserved honor be-
slowed upon most estimable gentleman,
wo,thy of the distinction, from his talents and
attachments, and from his devoted attention to
the cause of education. Mr.. c. has been for
many years the Principal of one of our most
successful Academies, and has secured the es-
TEEN and respect of all who know him, in that
capacity, and for his character as a gentleman
and scholar. 2. aI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

HUMAN REMAINs.-The skull, trunk and
some other bones of human body were
brought to this city in a boat yesterday evening
by colored man, and thrown out on the wharf
near the Maryland Ferry Slip They had been
picked up on the shore Of Little Hunting
Creek, and belonged to the body found there
last spring, and mentioned in the Gazette, at
the time, as having been clothed in the uniform
of q United States soldier The remains were
put into box and interrod to-day by order Of
the coroner ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03
CITY 1T Il Ne S .

HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH Of JULY There
is great preparation for the fourth of July, and
perfect rush for those fine White and Brown
Linen and Duck and other fine Summer Suits,
at Dealham's Clothing Store, l08 King street.
It is generally conceded, "as those who have
eyes can sce" that he has the largest establish
ment, and is doing the most extensive business
of the kind in tho State; and, therefore, "as q
matter of cour,e can sell the cheapest HIS
extensive wholesale business, which requires
him to keep q large stock Of cheap goods con-
stantly on hand, enables him to sell at prices
that defy all competition. Fine custom made
Suits, superior to anything that can be found
elsewhere ready-made, he has in great variety
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

EFFECTS OF THE LOCUST VISITATION
effect of the locust visitation Of this year is
said to be quite apparent in the forests in the
neighborhooa of Cloud Mill and Burke Sta
ton The trees and bushes appear in many
places as if schorched by fire. and whole for
ests are covered with tho withered and dying
leaves of the twigs stung by the locusts for the
purpose of depositing their eggs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-03

CLOSING EXERCISES. At the closing cxer
cises Of Mr.. Norman f. Moore's school, this
evening, the following premiums were award
ed: For Punctual Attendance, to Robert Law,
Ter, Edgar Lowe, and William Young. Fol
Observance of Rules, Chas Howard, and Dan
lei Ruben. For REGULATIONS, Robt. LAWYER
Carroll Maxwell, Lee Maxwell, Scgmond
Genzbergcr, Peter Pullman and Joseph Den
ty For Composition, to Horace..Swain. Fol
improvement in Writing, to Edgar Lowe.