Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-24
TO shoso the ve,y age and holy Of the Tame

Mayor Hall appeared unexpectedly in the
Court of Oyer and Termncr in New ! ork yes.
terday, and announced that he had received Il
note from the District Attorney ordering him
to attend the court and renew his ball. lie
said he had been informed that new lndlct-
ments covering the old ones. had been prefer
red. The District Attorney fixed the surety at
81. 900. Mayor Hall said he was anxious Tor
trial, whereupon the District Attorney reques.
Ted him TO plead tn the indictment.
The Mayor then pleaded not guilty The
District Attorney associate asked Tor delay,
but at the request of the Mayor the case was
proceeded with, and Mr.. Peckham made the
opening address for the prosecution, after
which an adjournment was had until to-day
\ number Of the pastors and members OF the
Long Island Baptist Association have publish
cd resolution in New York. affirming their
fidelity to the Warren Association Of Rhode
Island, declaring that they regard 1t an lnvcr'
sion of the scrlptural law. the Inviting to the
Lords table those who have not been bapuzed,
contrary to the universal custom OF Chrlsten.
dom. as In infringement OF the Divine law and
a violation of Christian proprlcty.
| Official adyices have been received at ST.
Petersburg, which report the discovery OF g
conspiracy in Caucacus for the overthrow d
the Russian authority in that province OF the
empire. \ general rising OF the tribes was III
tended, bu the leaders OF the contemplated
| revolt We're secured and thrown into PRISON
SShen quiet was restored.
The E. S. Consul at Liverpool has furnished
the department Of State at Washington viii
the affidavit of seaman who made the pas
sage from Boston to Liverpool, IN the BrlllsI
steamer John Shotter, to the effect that the
! ship ran down an unknown American schooner
about thirty FIVE miles from Boston.
| An ANONYMOUS burglar has offered to GO tt
New York, and produce the murderer OF MIR
Nathan, the banker, and to prove the murde
rer's guilt, provided he is given immunity
from rrQualioDS from other States, and paid
FIVE thousand dollars after the conviction OF The
murderer.
Advices from Japan state that the railroad
from Yeddo to Yokohama has been completed
Corea has sent further threatening missres
aud the Japanese are bringing all their wan
derers home with view of repr$al upon the
offensive Pennsulars.
The trial of Hugh Mara, for shooting Alder
| man -nclnulllu, tuUh place III lAe Soui' y
Quarter Sessions, Philadelphia, yesterday; Tho
case was given to the jury about 10 o clock las
night, who, after brlet absence, returned ;
verdict OF guilty.
| 4 large meeting was held in Manche Ster
England, on Tuesday evening, for the purpose
of making an appeal to the Government in be
half of the Fenian prisoners. Amnesty and
reconciliation were the raliying cries.
1t appears from a report to the Natlona
Conference of the Unitarian Church, now II
session at Boston, that in seven years that de
nomination has gained eighty in the number O
| its churches in the United States. =.
The official figures Of the Indiana election
show that the Democrats have J., l4S majority
for Hendricks.
President Grant has recognized Count dt
Montrabrier as Vice Consul Of France'a tht
city of Baltimore.
| Late advices frou tie City Of Mexico say
that the Mexican Congress has created Sen
ate.
James r. Partridge. Of Baltimore, lutct
States Minister to Brazil, is now in Paris.