Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-10
France.

ter the sitting OF he French Chamber.
- .urtiay the Constituencies held m1cus
vac member declared that they mus. ilow
the Marshsl ~ to the end, even to = d!>."Iu
! ton. NJ. Llmbcrt dc Salute CroiX ur.Ci r!!.'
the Marshal must accept 4 Parliamentary Nil
| lstry. NJ Blrblc maintained that the Aar,aI
had made every concession consistent with hoa.
or, and h2ncc!Crih the Constituencies mas
! follow hlm, CV2n TO voting = sec md dl>Sou or.
At NJ. B chgr's request the mc@tiog RETAINED;
from coming 10 q c's:or. Tie u most Coa.G
| sion rcigc5 Ia al cfc!cs.
| II inect:ag nN the constitutional Senator.
held Sunday Vi. Baltic jsi1 great stress ca tie
| loyalty and GOOD Intentions OF P:csId 1T Nae
Mahcu, and asked bis coiiu2-uns to len! hm
their assistance in !o:min&a C&bIrc:.
NM. Boch .r and s.. Crcix nia!cl ou lGe
dangers of Il dissolution. aad TIE necessity ct
returolng to la rilamenta7y goVcrnmco'. Ano'h-
or speaker FRO posed Inviting u. DI.5Ul' t. ~
quest Marshal hlahon to grant him an,rb,r u
terview wit h the object OF renewing 1egoU2'.1.,
for the for nation OF u DuEaurc Cabinet. T.,
idea seer ed to make q favorable impression 90
the meet lug, and even On M.BI'bir, who war!G
~ eulog zcd NJ. Dlsaurc.
A Paris dispatch declares i!at u njaj1tiy Of
the Cppstllutionallss favor second dissolution
The Republican rspcrs arc exceedingly 1lGIen'
TAe Ben Public declares that 5hC Chamber
of deputies would rrrIy u \ s"conl dissolution
BIZ impcachipg pr.siJen. Macloa iHr h'rA
tr"rrcp.
AZ. 'i'"llns declares tn: the Lett generlJy
believe the failure Of H. Duiaurc' ncgola'oos
was part o.! q pgeG)rc. rtcd pIan.
The Paris correspondent of the London
TiU.es :--"Assumin. he Soir' -aceoun, Of Sun
dy.y's uccting of tbs CIistitutiona!lsts to l..
correct, il j. uakcy that N. Dnlauce w,n1
comply with the rtqIc5t Of his colleagues. u!
Saturday President MacNlahon repeatedly sald
he Intended = fresh dissolution, aud it vas *
pccted that the NV Ministry would ak t."
Senate consent thereto on Monday or !n'-
day."
The London Daily News Paris correspond
cot says VERY few 'iicya that NJ. H''be
will be able to form Miostry, and even hs''
the meeting 90 Sunday, said he thought d'-'''
luton was porlIou1, anl he was no: IN I'TN
oft"
OLD VIRGINIANS. -RrgiGald Scw.It I'l
dington, ESQ No IL Markham Squ.cr. NA'''
sea, London, 5. w. Eng and, writes u letter -
the Virginia Historical Society. des ring, yer.
cation as to the ancestry Of Thomas b'"""'
who is stated in CollEs's Peerage t. nave e.
plored the Rsppahannock river in V'rgn'", ~"
to have acquired large estates there and t. h'''
MARI daughter OF Captain ThOmss h'!':
This Tn omas Browne s supposed to have O''H -
son Of sir Anthony Browne, of county ,u'Fy y:
his wife Magda!en, daughter OF Lord Deere u.
Gilesland Sir Thom.s WAS create Vi-c W..
ontague December Il. 1851. and dI'd Oc,2''
10, 1892 Mr.. Boddiryton also desIros ln1JrH"
ton Of the descendants .ofJ osep5 George Browne
Minister Fairfax, Merchant and Planter, wac
married EIz .oeth, daughter Of Lee, o.
jamestown, Va and hsd George Browae, [;
Fai1f.x and Brownsville, " erchaat and Planter
who married Ann Sheridan, having l;.!'
George Browne, who died in his fathers he.
and left by Mary, his cousin, OILY child "n1
heircss of Thomas Browne a son Thomas. Me-
chant and Planter, who married l'Gl died l,'-
a 6aughter Of Burt Of Bscon's Castle snd nt'
issue, George Browne, born 1862 and dl ii Win,
on: issue aged lightweight Joseph G19rS'
Browne had also another son, Tnomss, 30.
chant and Planter (who seNl ID his estates, I'
ing descendants Of his ancestor, Captain l"o
Honorable Thom IS Brownies daacendentS,l W'T
married Mary, daughter Of Worm ~, snd ~"
an only child, VI ry, who msrFel' a; to
her first cousin George Browne. ht''?''@''
Dispatch.
The barn Of Peter r. Ackcrman, ga lnI
HackeDsack river, in New jersey, was buF0'I
yesterday, with the stallion Hyper on. prof.
mare, six other valuable horses and olc DIoou
ed bull. The loss is heavy, Hyperion aIoEe ''
ing valued at $50. 900.