Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
'ELa l.u;IuN EScilHinCnI.

Mc>,r, IIobson Ilurtado & Co.. who claim
to be the only agents aud consgnces Of the Pc-
ruyian government for the sale Of Peruvian
guano in the United States, commenced several
suits for damages for unlawful limitations OF
their trade marks before the Superior Court
last week. The dcirndauts arc wcl!-kmpwn
firms in this city, dealing III agricultural lm-
Elements and materials The summoDscS were
served last "Wednesday, and iniunctIons issued,
to which, the Court requires answers to be ua,l,
ON the ;;ISl Instant. The H. Junction coumand>
aS follows:
The Republic Of Peru Agar.s, Lucian B. Coke,
.Jacub X. Decatur. and William y. Pile.
1t appearing satisfactory to me By The aila
wits of William Noss. William 5. Riddle, Jn-
seuh llobsun and Charles s. Buucc, that >uti-
cirni ground, Tor an order of injunction exist.
do hereby order that the dern lars, l.llclan
Is. Coke jacob Il. Decatur, and William \
Pie and each Of them, refrain from uSlng Oh
any bags containing guaro Ur any sub>!tncc'
represented and sold BY them griano. the
plaintiffs trade marks as set forth and de-
>cribcd IN the complaint III this action, or
either Of them, or any Imitation thereof aud,
also. from manufacturing, buying, receiving
from any person. or selling any bags bcarlI 3!
llc said trade MARKS, ur cllhcr oil sErm, OF any
imitation thereof, and from printing or mark
ing on any bags or procuring any other person
t. print or mark on any bags, the sad trade
marks or either of them, or any imitation OF
tic same; and, also, from selling NJ delivering
10 any person any gulnu ~ other substance
represented to be Peruvian guano in bags bear
Ing said marks, or either Of them, or any luil
ta,ion thereof, or the name Of llobsoD, llura
do Il Co., except bags containing genuine Pc
luvian guan0 in the Sauln condition in which
they shall have been sod by the agents Of
the plaintiffs; and also, from selling Or ad
ycrtsing for sale as Peruvian guano any
substance manufactured, ma le UP or mixed
by them or procured by them TO be so
manufactured, made up or mixed, whether
made in part Of genuine Peruvian guano or
not, or any other substance whatever except
genuine Peruvian guano; and also, from lm;a-
ting in their business Of selling ullano or other
fertilizers or substances purpOrlDg TO be such,
the form, color, quality aud character OF the
bags used for the sale of the genuine Peruvian
guano, until the further order Of this GnuIt.
The injunction has been served upon several
firms. and suits commenced with damages laid
in the nominal sum Of SIO,DOO each.
1t appears that for many years the Peruvian
Government have been removing the @uano
deposits on the Chincha Guauapc, and other
nci yhboring Peruvian islands III the Pacific
Ocean and sending the guauo to this country,
landing it at the ports of savannah, Charleston
Baltimore, and New York. This gnano is the
product Of the eXcremens OF myrIads OF birds
which feed upon fish and other animal food,
and which for ages have made these island;
their nightly abodes and the flesh, bones and
feathers of the birds themselves, which perish
there together with seals and other amphiblouS
animals. which are found in great numbcrt on
these islands No rain falling upon these de-
posts, dccnmposition HIS been arrested, and BY
gradual accumulations from time iamemorlal
SO great an amount Of guano has been found
| that a half million of touS have bccc annually
exported from these islands. - .Ncr lME Con,-
merrmi.
TIE OCCUPATIONS or TIE EN-EMpRE>S
EUGENIE-Tru to her own taste aud not i'm
probably--to carefully prepared line Of action.
the Empress will lead i very quiet and retired
life, combining herself strictly to the house aud
the immediate ncighborhood. y journey to
Nienua to sec tho Exhibition has never been
even considered: both the expense such visit
would involve and the embarrassment which 1t
would cause at the Austrian Court have from
the beginning rendered it, if'not absolutely i'm
possible, at least improbable. The main occu-
|
sivc correspondence, consists in wandering ac-
companicd by an old servant Of Queen lior
lenses through the rooms of the house and
the grounds around it; all the objects OF interest
| and all the memorials Of the beautiful Queen
are carefully noticed aud her favoritc resting
places have been adopted by her fair daughter
in-law Even the humblc>t ncighbors, down to
the poor peasants on the near mountain slopes.
who had ever come in contact with llortensc,
have already been noted down and will receive
visit from the widowed Empress 1t will be
seen that no measures are neglected which may
tend to keep the Napolconic legend alive and to
win adhcrcns for the boy whom the ambitious
mother fondly hopes to see ere long seated upon
the throne OF France. -lrcnJry correspondent
IF tic Ecuiug Post.
puLYGAMY IN Ur,u --Brigham Young
recent speech to the many wives CT the Latter
day Saints in Utah Territory, indicates that
the new revelation which he has been advs.
cd to procure on that sui iect may be soon pro
claimed. He is reported to have said, lam GO
Ing to give you from this time until the 9th of
October next for reflection, that you may deter
mine whether you wish to stay with your huS-
bands or not and then am going to set every
WOMAN at liberty, and say to them, Now go
your way. And my wives have yet TO do one
of two things either round up thier shoulders
to endure the affections of this world and live
their regon-that is, po'ygamy-or they
must leave: for Will not have them about me-
will 90 into heaven alone rather than TO have
scratching and fighting about me. | will set
| all at liberty. What first wife, too! Yes,
| libcratc you all. | want to go somewhere or
do something to get rid Of the winners. Let
every man thus treat bis wives; keeping raj
ment enough to cover his body, and say toyour
wives, Take all that have and be set at IL
berty;' but ifyou stay with me you shall com,
ply with the laws Of God in every respect, and