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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
news OF s!ie s.nE.
Later accounts from the Back !lg. =.

Later accounts from the Back I!i..s a,rr.
give additional detail. O. fresh murder. ~-}
outragcs at diferout r9:Gt, = the fri.,..
Much anxiety is taIt ic7 Tie sactr 4 .-~:",
act Lomcy, who, with cJma.gy q ",~.s
States troops, has 30, been h:a5! .,,a, .;.,.
Sunday las:. Many raach2: h.v, be-, ,o.,,..
devastated. Last night t2.acr1:.. m.s r.. r.. -.
u the.. Secretary q Var ,ra.! ,,,y.-..,.
Termination asking urgc1tlc for ;:a,r, arm, ~. .
ammunition for the protection or >,..l.,.. !;
says hat tee agency lnii.ns are ,!.,,c-.i..
property everywhere. aoi ta2t tYen,y IIs.,
men have beer murdered.
The Southern Postal CJa7.s,i?a H.! u.
Concluding session at Oh Poe! y5,tsr.,:. i
series Of resolutions. followed By 2 I'M. .,,,.
20 Congress, asking tx :Yj!2 vytnnl... r....
rIcta and elec;uai mail sa!y.c: ,nrsuya.r. H..
immense area cover! jy tie ;.lr.-
States; also, ttc the establishment OF -.
substantial! basis 81 :3si ccat:ac.. b. 81. ~.
lines between Sou!he,n .agc.t> 40! ,s,,. %,
South and Contra! .i1.a:ic. aGl IT, ~, /.
dies, were Unanimously agree: to by IL. ,,,.
reatian alter v:r7 hi / discussion.
d.. II. y. Goldman, prcmilen. ci,,z.a
N2!son county. ID his >;.t', dc, .v-' SAX
dav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
from Hashiusfo,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rpr c
WASHINGTON, July 27.-ro.dsv o raz a.1 =.
the regular days fer Cabi1c, maa,; a vDt o..
there have beco so many Cabinet r r,as'; W.:
lately that the meeting vas msrs ;,srl,s
conference. The strike has dov.Jan.5 '1 ".s
cradle divergence OF opiuio, a,no, npst eOos!d
bers Of the Cabioe,, but po,b; +'yO =, lhe mem
lead to disruption. Pcs,ms..er G1 ,"t TGnG
IS o'ten congratulated OF III: pro.n +y.,; hcy
law and order n the South. l.iecI , ,.;,k q
labor strike al tic c! scctioa2. 4rslt;n WIN Inc
passed away. i'--''0"S '..Fe
VIRGINIA NOTES.
For tie first business day o. s,.e.,r --o,,,.
there vas no order catcttd today II .,..;"s
to any postofice ia EirsiDa. - - "'o!'
The delegates to The posta! c,sv.r...r -,
IN the highest terms Of the hosp..,;Ijs- .y,.,i
ed to them during the convention.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
lite following arc tic Government r.,,;..
reported to-day :-IuterraI Reycrue $e,lq :f
80; customs $jII3, 003.27. '''''
There seems to be 10 falling Of 10 H.. ,~,,..
OF subscription to the ( per cent. loan. IT,,
Is growing impression that the inTas.man -, :.
capital 10 Industrial enterprises is u2s,ro orG
this leads to an increased demand I.r G,r N,,''
ment surctic5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

The excitement occas!oned by the strikers
riots has sttdrawn public attention Tor the
time from these radical federal oficeho!ders
who objected so strongly to the Presidents Or
der prohibiting them from taking part in polltl-
cal cau:uses, bat most, and, We believe all CT
them, have, like the sensible men they are, with
ooc accord determined to hold 90 to their sala'
ries and let the republican party 60 to Havrs
de Grace-if it so pleases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
The Indians.

LOUISVILLE July 27,-Two men had come in
from tho Mussel She'll nine:, about 25 miles
esst of Camas grounds, and reported seeing two
parties Of warriors, Il in one and II in the other,
coming over the Lolo trail from Bitter Roo. to
Join Joseph. Horse tracks Of hosiles were found
y. different points near Pierce City ard mecca
sin tracks within 30 yards Of the town, plainly
indicating the presence Ct Indian spies. The
means OF defending the place sre IS nothing
against u force Of Indians. On friday and Sat-
urdsy OF lsst week. Dunwe!l Learned from some
squsws ard Old Indians thst Joseph was IN
trenchcd on Lolo trail above Oro-Fino and Ca-
mas prairie crossing; that he WAS not going to
leave tho country; that he wss increasing his
forces every day; that he had then between
400 and 500 warriors, and SAID that he would
soon bsve rs many SIS General Howard; that he
intended to whip Howard and thsn 90 to Lewis
ton and then back to Walls Wallis The In
disns Cain 70 have alllhe supplies they need.
Joseph's CAMP is ut the canyons of Lolo creek.
p few miles east Of Oro-Fino and Camas prairie
crossing and he has his stock secreted in place
called iltte Camss prairie, between Lolo creek
and the middle pslt Of the Clearwater. Joseph's
position is very strong, naturally and almost IN
accessible from tho south or west. The ap
pros ches to his stock are difficult and apparent
~ we'll guarded One Of the old Indians refer.
red 10 told Lieut.. Dunwell that all the young
men in that section had gone to join Joseph.
Dunwell and his psrty say the smoke from
Joseph's camp is plainly visible from the wagon
road between Dubwell's ferry and Pierce City,
AID that the camp itself is about II miles from
Pierce City.
Excitement is still high at Camas prairie, no
business being done except fol tho protection Of
life Reports Of y lsrge number Of Indians up
on the forks Of the Clearwater, variously esti
mated At from lC0 to eco, have been brought in
by lumbe-men from the northern fork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

According to the tally of the Richmond Dis
patch, of the delegates appointed to the State
Conservative Convention, 325 are for Daniel,
29O4 for Mahoae, 1851 for Holiday, ZIG for
Taliaierro, and Ill for Lee. BY our tally Gen.
Malone has twenty odd more votes than arc
allowed him by the Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

The strikers, by the accumulatiou5 Of their
societies, and by contributions from the Com
muuists and Socialists abroad, have the funds
that is the leaders of them have, to support
themselves until work shall be resumed, but
the men they forcibly prevent from working
have nobody to 90 to for money to keep their
wives and children from starving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
DIAMONDS AT TIE pIERREpoST RECEIPT on

DIAMoSDs AT TIE plERREPoST RECEIPT Of.
--Am3cg tic ladies' present ct The Pierre
pcnt reception, o display CT diamonds rca'-
ly 81 bc8!!dering value vas iaaGc. have
seen nothine Sc fne since E.recu!e sat
upon Tic throne al the Tui!c:ie@. Wi;il Us 10
10 Amc:!c", when lady gets 4 pair Oh diamond
earrings, some pendant fox the ucck Of Talue. 4
brooch, perhaps a bracelet SGT with these prcc-
Gus sio0cs she is considered ky her sex one OF
the specially favored. remember, ABOUT three
years ago, whec gentleman OF San Francisco
bought some iioe diamonds 10 la!: for Ii:
wife, The matter was aGmIriDgy discussed 10
the American colony; bu: these tr!ukets, easily
as they were, were hut tIihos compared to the
maguifceoce Of this sort, which csn be boosted
by some ci the B'ltith peercsscs. \ Scotch
Countess at Mr.. P!errcpont's reception wore
upon her head crGwn OF diamonds Of q shape
aud siza such as are never seen 10 America ey.
capt 10 mock stones a1l upon the hcai Of az
actress upon the stage. Diamonds Of cnorDous
size hung from the ears, neck, arms, aud the
corsage Of her dress spark led with the prismaic
hues Of the c05tlie5t gems Of the mines where
the fairies live. This was the Countess Of
Csithncss, who, With tie Earl, her husband has
been in America, and. if mistake not not, has
made the trip to California; Francisco
Call.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

The arrest Of Gen. Escobcdo BY the United
States authorities 10 Texas, and the surrender
On the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande Of Geo.
Pedro Valdez and bis men to the Diaz Genera!
Naranjc, will, it is supposed, put and c0d, ct
least for Tic present, to the Lerdist movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
RICHMOND. W.. .j.'. j. H.,

s. d. EjDlon!s, esq, >tgj5rN C2ry !. ..-
My Dear Si7,-I nave yoI- Letter .. -, To-.
instant. Although q Republican, 81 c...,.
queltiy declared from c.$.iay " vJ.n - ~
mary elections OF conservative c.--..al.'. !!
take very deep ia.cccs. IL -" r.:a. q. IT,
canvass that Is now gong or IO7 tie ..n'.,'a %.
the candidate tor Governor. Tn. !a:o:":. j..
greatly heightened b. the fac: tua: ,.;aJag those
before the country is General FIX. Ire ,.!r;
whose command l served t.u::nS .c:-.Y -
whole period Of the wsr.
No position in lie 80 fully develops - h.> e..
owmen the qualities. b0.t Ct head a. .es',
Of man IS tins: OF s csva.:y cJmmlHIc' = I'm"
Of sctiye servica AID Is ore oi Genera. -.
Lees command Wag .Q- nearly three ya"7- "''
daiiy Intercourse with hin uate7; Lii. '..~'
o: shines. every conceivable kind, -! i:,.....'
opportunities fyr Iesr2ias lis ia. c:.s.a.:.rs 81!
l will say that !rsn!:er, taI!eF, k!7i.7. ',.''
man never drew sabre o" sat cna:Se; :: "...
Ftz. Lee, of tEccara,!y corps Q: the ~! 4.
Northern Virgin!a. kEI aud tcat-T: -. 600
his counanG Who were suffering o. : ;.-a':'.
bold and intrepid. -: cool .nnt caE".. O., a,'
command IN inc !gn!, ~ exhibited 3. - 49,
.ha. make man man.
Should be be made Governor /! 49,! e ",-
the State wi! be proud e an III -: "t .'.'
will redruEd 10 her crcIi: al a-T..v" Ac' 1''.
interests, and most t0.tan6l. "..t i. y !. -
choice ts!s on him.
Ms: sincerely 90 hope ms: ,.n? H.r'e g;
opportunity OF CASING my -" :. l..'. ''"'
mos. earnestly viii l supper: linn, -. "'..g %.
account oflha ties Of ou- coM7ai:- .".p a-''r
long years Of war, bu. 5ccaj=; l .",:N ".". On.
Mi the list, the man for the p"cr. y" 81.
Of Lee: d.:isioa can think .. ms @HT h..- III
the camp, kidd look ~ nc w1Un:e' ~: ~
smlc; in the chHrg:, ~" ia!! - x - ..:4'. Zoe
' Williams c. VEGA"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

Tae strikers riots are abauDg, but the posi-
bItg Of their being followed by bread riots, as
40 anos. necessary result, il occasiooing some
alarm ia several quarters. Liquor flowed
freely luriag the sctrcs OF fire, rapnc and muir
der, but bread is eos wanted. Those who SOW
tic Wind mus, reap the Whirlwiud. 1t vas
"sport" to tear up railroad tracks and destroy
locomotives, but those who INDUCED in It should
have koow1 that they would DC hungry alter g
tiue, AMI that when that time came there
would be no iraios to bring them provisions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLI 81
.- EDGAR SNOWDEN-
FRIDAY. EVENING JULY =, 1871.

Vicious aod cruel negroes appear to have
taken a prominent part in many OF the late dis
graceful riots, and 10 have been particularly
noticeable at those in which the violence Was OF
the mos! outrageous character They revcled
amid scenes OF fire, pil!scc aud boodshed'
Such conduct, however, is not surprising. lhe
action Of the mob was that Of barbarians,
and OF course was the more natural 10
those in the lowest ranks OF c!rllZatlon.
They lad U0ti.ius to lose and al to gam
durinc the cooinuaucc Of ANARCHY, and, beng
imrroyident, The idea never entered their
heads that law had to resume Its su'
pr5macy, and that when quiet was restored
wha, they had DOPE would necessarily make
their living even more precariouS tfan
it had bcen The most surprising circum'
stance connected with the riots is the fact that
white men, some Of whom had gone 10 school
and were readers OF newspapers, and had.up to
that time, been considered by their nclghbors
honest and respectable People, put themselves
On lcve! 50 low that Ignorant negro criminals
could sssud ca the sane plane with them, aad
10 some cases even be their leaders. Good
ci,iz.ns, whether white or colored utterly con
denim all such mob 7iol:ucc a. is BOW, aud has
lately been, exhibited ia this country, aud Will
approva Of any course the government may
adopt, not Only for its suppression. but tor the
ciIectu.l prevention OF its repetition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

A Montreal telegram says that steps are be.
ing taken in that city by the Roman Catholics
to prosecute prominent Otangemen as members
of 40 illegal association secret societies being
prohibited by law in that province"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

Tue MoFFErT BELL PUNcn-The busiest
place in Culpeper, as we'll as the most business
looking, is al the work shop Of Mr.. +. D.
Johuson, on the corner of Main and Cameron
streets. The rattle of the hammer, file and
drill, the number of men all busy at work, and
the regulation aud order which seems to pre-
vail, gives ar air Of business, which. 10 these
dull times is quite refreshing.
Several hundred Of the machines arc now
completed, aud iu the hands of the painter,
MIR. r. G. Burrows, (which is ample assurance
that they are to be we'll flushed and the re-
mainder are being completed at the rate Of
forty or fifty per day. The fact of this pro-
erosion of the work is sufficient evidence that
all this newspaper talk about Mr.. johnson
having been cnjoincd from their manufacture,
is all rumor and without foundation. -Ited'
mont N1ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

HARDEN RAkES Hoes, Spades, Shovels
" &C., received thia day.
NH II B.F. PEAKE s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

TNGLISH PICKLES snd bunker Hill'
1x 60. in gas: st
el6 RAASAY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27

VERY NICE IMPEKIAL TEA o. 70 cents
per pound g.
"a -; NcRITREEEiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11
From Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1877.
The President of the United States returned
from Philadelphia this morning, and the usual
Cabinet meeting took place shortly alter Twelve
o'clock The p.licy Of civil service, on "hch
the administrator has entered, VS. us
cussed in connection with Gen. Buffers recent
letter, but the feeling YES unanimous mat III
backward steps should be taken.
The Departments are very quiet ana dull
VIRGINIA GOSSIP.
Tborc seems TO be no doubt whatever that
there will be- DO changes among TIC ituc!a VI
fciaIs 10 Virginia except or cause aou !ne
official charged with any ms1cmeanor VIII nis'
be notified and given full opportunity iof DC
Tense.
Gentlemen from Jefferson county report that
a movement will soon be made 10 that COUNTY
and 10 Berkeley for change from west virginia
to Virginia. But, for the tax question tne
feeling in favor Of coming to 'lrglola |euId De
unanimous.
The appropriations for the Apporla!tcx and
the New river are now aYailaolc.
NATIONAL NOTES.
The officers of the DEPARTMENT OF Justice 10
not app-chcnd any serious trouble in the Ontco
States courts, growing out OF tic deficiency 10
the apnropriaions. they sly that the proper
Officers can issue certificates ard that these Will
readily bring very nearly their tGcc value.
All Inc available funds CT the Navy Gapart-
ncnt hove been tlsrosrd Of 10 fitting UP YES
sels.
ID At ko =
Council! @! the Improvcd Order OF lied Men 10
Richmond, last night, the following officers
we're elected for The cnsnlpg year -
G. S-E. W. Gaines, Of Norfolk
& s Sd. Rice Smith. Of Berryrl!lc.
e. J, Sc. W. Hall, Of Petersburg.
q Pronhet-P. A. McEncry, Of Petersburg.
4, K. Ct W.-Hcury Kozel, Of Winchester.
q e. Of re. \. 3. Colfroth, Of Winchcs-
G.P.I |. Hugh Latham, Of AIexaad'ia' was
elected representative to the Great Counc" u
tbo LATED States.
toT : G. W. Toby. Ct Manchester, was ap'
poi1'sSS : II, Ofterdiuger, G. Of +. 81,
l. = r l. Kirby, OF Front Royal. &, W.
The above officers were III au'y 'n'''A''' "
Hugh Latham.
crvveA1 BRADLEY 7. JoaNsoS.-Iho ru'
NOR of tieneral Johnson's removal to BALTIMORE
has COTTON loose in that city and omosrrs'sos IHo
General. Tho Fifth Maryland regiment Soa'
committee to invite him to become their colonel
and divers other Offers poltGal and
have been pressed On S ns but It is mpossi
that ae Is anV proposition looking to his
p:o5 sond 1 psopo have conferred on him
list spd be must execute that. Ih an;
mado him colonel of the rogl
klL IND m retsin that until they
ponsibIo L.. ~ of efficiency. ANY
young men hsy. orefoFe, in thi
nent, and he feels bu,. Dis.
get into q frst.rate conditIu..
mango. in his arrangements, tu,.
future is impossi bie .-RicA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11
FlSif, OYSTERS, dc.
WIN. II. SMITH s. CO.,

WIN. II. SMITH s. CO..
Dealers in
i + X $ II \ ID SAL1'EU FISH
Corporation Fish Wharf
-, Alexandria, Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they are
prepared to furnish them with all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH
1t tho lowest possible prices We would call
the sttention of buyers to the fac: that our brand
has stood No. ] in market at sll times, and we
lntend to sustain our reputation in that respect.
All orders addressed TO w. II. Smith 6, Co
AleXandria, VS., will receive prompt attention.
NH l5-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11
DIR EHS GOODS,

and call attention to our novelties IN that line
comprising Lace Nrough. Goypooro Dcn:olle
Cloth IN stripes and plsids, VERY elegant and
entirely new;) late designs in Elatelsi5o Clotas
newest mixtures in Borcgs ard DoBsiso Cloths,
Bunting Cloths snd Seaside Cloths. Grenadines,
guaranteed pure Wool and Silk, in now designs
Of Plaids and Stripes; Plain Grenadines in great
variety, Black Silks for Gronaline Trimming.
at remarkably log prices, Blnck Silks for
Dresses and Trimmings Colored Silks, Striped
Summer Silks in large variety ut very low
prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11
COMMERCIAL.

In monetary affairs there is very l,''s ~,. wy
r. rote since last report. Tho cheek IN s"o "p.
~sr r prices of grain is not looked upon IS por.
.onding s decline, the scarcity CT wneS. Ill sn0
country alone being sufficient to MAINTAIN pro-
conf onotstions. Tho shipment CT golo 70 NJ
rors it is not thought will continue rs tho , OK.
nortston of grain, should the present .r0uo.es
continue, would soon cause rehuz' ino ,S'; -
S,r mooev arc unchanged, and the supply 10
abundant for all legitimate purposes An w"
Yorl the market continues to be quoted vsfS
,asv tho rates for call loans being firm e. lay
~sr cent, Government bonds tluctuatc but i't'le
Ill classes, save tho SKIES of lssl aaa 'ao cur,
,-ency SKIES, being stronger. The rates !o' s0.o
have advanced slightly to-day quotations s ~.
m-4 In State bonds there is less act'Vi'J' Will
light decline in Virginia ccnso!a, the fs'es
,S,.,..so- being At 7osa7l. No sales Oh locsl
so ;,n ties reported Tho negotiations V,
railroad secui. .bs work or tho W. s. o. L..
LOT Inc progress OIL ,mplcted, and the project
Il. nave not yet been CO. though some action
has not taken definite form, We sppeEd
may DO expected 8. an early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11
CL4NAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bca!s Horny, G. e Porter, ;eas
Lloyd 7 Patton and } Wilson, to Amer. y
Coal Go; Fleming IL Motter and Ohio, to Blse
Avon Coal Co; Little Eddie. 10 Enmp & Bait
Coal Co. DR. Wiley and NJ A. Brady, to Mary
land Coal Go.
pepartod-l3osts W nargow, L Reid, Rech
sbites, : Akin, @ Hughes, e Arlington, :
Henry, Fleming IL M6.ter, Ltt!o Eddie, e Z
Porter and G. I;0yc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-11

WHIPPED. colorcd man named James
Washington was arrested at FishtoWn yester
aov nv Officer Horseman % the charge OF Steal
NO. nair of overalls from the captain OF a
canal can boat there. He was examined by ,t the
Mayor last night and sentenced to receive tntri
ty lsshes twenty Of which we're administered ID
this morrinr, ard the prisoner ordered 10 report
for the rest at future day. .,
Richard Slaughter, colOrcd. who ', vas H alrest'
cd Yesterday for stealing calf from Mr. Gep ,
of Fairfax, was tried to-day before 'u e"Uo
Kerby, Of that county, and sentenced to receive
thirty.niae ashes. we'll laid 90. ne was L.
moved to Fairfax to have The Sentecc' eAe'
cuted.
REGISTRATION. Tho registration prior TO
the municipal election closed yesterday even
ne. The following ere the additions IN inc
c,vpral wards.