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TEE TURF.

For the past two years there has been consid-
cradle discussion in desultory way regarding
the merits Of the UrloT breed Of trotters, Il
having been claimed by Americans who had Wis
tied Russia that the representatives Of the breed
established by Count 0rlof we're fully as speedy
as the American horses, and Of their ability
to stay there has never been any
doubt, as the races in Russia are generally three
mile heats. As most people are aware, the pa'
tional Russian vehicle is the droschka, a clumsy
four-whccled concern, and Jet, at this way Of
going, mile has often been done In 2:2o Or bet
ter. Last year an effort was made to arrange a
series Of races between Russian and Amer
lean stations in this country, but
the matter fell through, owing to
lack Of time in which to complete
the necessary preparations. About the time
that the matter was being discussed, Jules
Gouyon, a resident OF Moscow, and an ardent
lover of fast horsenesh, arrived in this country,
aud visited the PRINCIPAL trotting meetings for
the purpose Of collecting facts concerning the
care and management OF American trotters.
Before leaving, he purchased in New
York a complete assortment OF turf
goods, comprising sul4sies;I; boots, toe
weights, etc, and is now Introducing
them in the stables Of his countrYmen. From
tho light which Mons. Gouyon threw. on the
subject Of Orloff trotters and their characters
tics an interest in the matter vas aroused
among some Eastern breeders, aud one OF them,
Mr.. Charles Battcls, Of Connecticut, imported
from, Russia the full-blooded 0rlo!f stallion
Sohol, horse that had never been driven for
speed, but that was selected solely for breeding
purposes.
At the same time that Mons. Gouyon was
visiting AInerlca, h{r. Theodore 1ssnailon,
well~known Russian gentleman, who has spent
good portion OF his time in America, Was at
lively engaged in an effort to bring about q
series OF contests between American ana
Rnssian horses, and has at last succeeded IN Sc
curing 1re horses which he thinks are ht for the
work proposed.
BAD FOE sAGINAW.
- That freak in the Michigan circuit, Of which
The TRIBUNE gave the history some time ago,
Is rapidly extending its proportions, aud
threatens to result IN a general warfare. The
entire; trouble has been caused by the dog-l1-
the-manger style Of doing business adoptcd By
the Saginaw Association in regard to the ar
ransement Of, the circuit. Heretofore 1t has
been customary for the Michigan races to
be SO arranged as to give horses
chance to trot all the way through the
circuit, then attend the Chicago meeting on the
following week, and leave for the East >. ::
At the annual meeting aof the Michigan As
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a.s&s as' BUSES on clean hlts-csieago. II; Fair
itn ist mset on eEross-Chicago. 6; Fairbanks, 4.
H. ~ % bases -Chieaso.7; Fairbanks, G..
hsseSo ~ h!l ITlied oal!s-Chicago, !; Fairbanks, J.
VII WITT a.ss.s .osasis-McSey, ?; Mooney. i.
~ s@ps'e -stsubaugh.
fietNefsity sts nine at Evanston TUESDAY. and the e
~: 7hssito itofest University nine At Wnukcgau
81; ;ts a. ihc next game on the home grounds
df t.ns st1 oafurday with the famous 1ndianap-
IN 11tAe or THE LEAGUE CALLED.
ct1 .ha .hasae at ITS Cleveland meeting appre-
t,stT, @s .. necessity Of having full aud author
trtS. Of all its. championship games
tsu r:ssoa ssoa prepared and accepted before Il
earh aQes- it IS c!ear in momcut that
t. ntrssa aagefacnt =, Was an absolute uecessi-
70 Eejsss that tnc managers might be able
ton on.aiaa n9m shelr abounding applications
an, y they could aucommodate with
lshaa,.M1 M1aHeen their League contests
nrd ~ as printed In this paper, was pre-
1t - a submitted to the club members of
Nlat ttes !, VINO hayc been delibcratng on it.
bat ~ s1 laaak has not made itself known in
Nr se,is. sses: The Comrse,eJouraoi isunposa-
hit a.n:. -. 3or the LouisviIlcs) SAYS tt,at it
Nord s.S. S1 = SHOULD be, and the New York
koshnp K. tnat Fer-ason doesn't like it,
1aaat1nt e : apoea1ed Of opinion in the Globe-
With an s,,n nn2stftr, or Boston Herald, papers
usos sIa II n their cities think. Ks to the chi-
ssxs tn = ~ ssf to suppose that they are favor
he..pea IT. ~ T. psan, since President Hubert
lednhs va" r. However the feelings Of
fea hsrntay,. 3e, II SEEMS that there is not per
enhs har.al, oecanse the proper number NJ
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BILLIARDS.
THE GAME IN NEW YORK.
Srcidl DfsuQkch to I1E Ty7bun6.

At&fS4%<|< 3FsV@Ad%
NEW YoaK, April 21.-There has been talk
for some weeks past among billiard men, the
Times says, about holding another professional
tournament in this city. Certain prominent
men, he eyer, who we're counted on to furnish
i, prizes, insisted that the professionals who
might enter should pay MI entry fee Of $500,
aud thus have direct personal interest in the
success Of the scheme. These men say profess
sionals are in bad odor, and have B chance By
this means OF redceming their reputa-
tions before the public. This PROPOSE
ton was too much tor the billiard
lists, and they promptly rejected It, and
the proposed tournament has fallen through
for the preseut, though the bettek class Of play
ers hope to have one during the simmer. Will
lam Sexton has challenged Joseph Dion to play
for the Delaney champion badge and $1,000.
Dion's possession Of the emblem has not before
hcen disputed since it came into his hands.
The game will consist Of 600 points French
caronls, governed by the usual championship
rules. It will be played about June in Tam
many Hail. The usual forfcits have been placed
in tile hands Of Mr.. Delaney, and the men have
begun practice.
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az tne head OF the list, and the Brook1yns are
set down as about equal to St. Louis. Not
word here about spalding's team; won't they
be allowed place at ALA Then they will have
10 oun in and scratch one out for themselves.
. The third number OF the st. Louis Sportsman
is at hand, and is great improvement on either
LIE predecessors. Having reference to some
criticism which this paper passed on the first
number, the, editor asks, ~ Would you s.ransle
an infant, because he didn't happen at his
his pa3" Well, no! but II he WIS stil]-born we
would bury him. The Sportsman deyotes
couple Of columns to reviewing the relative
prospects of Chicago and St; Louis for the
saRmay 81 Il "9a is the s'1eSa:
That Chicago engaged Bradley to
weaken St. Louis, and not because be was
wanted here; that spalding is as good pitcher
neither McVey nor Auson can catch for Brad
ley; that Anson Is no good as q catcher. any
way; and that McVey is disposed to exhibitions
OF ill-humor." To this the editor adds: ''We
are willing to risk our reputation as prophet
not be the regular Chicago pitcher this season."
After asserting that the batting and base
running strength OF the Cl1fcagos has been
lessened, he concludes that tho champions are
much weaker than last year, and TINT they will
lose twice as many games as then.
On the other hand, it appears that the st.
Louis team have been greatly strengthened:
that Croft is better than Dehlman; that Force
has no superior in the position; that
1o!es;' sat "s Rsmsea nRs Of ss }R
and covers more ground than another
man IN the position; and, finally, that Nichols
is a better man than Bradley. With these e1.
traoTdinaEs assertions to start With IL could
should be: "We believe that the champion
ship will be won by st. Louis, aud that the rank
Of the other clubs will be: Chicago. Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

Gloves. rINwARE. TOOLS, &C.-MA BAyEks,
DDokfER, Auctionecr sells I0s o'clock. loo 30 av Par
aud Cooking Stoves, Ranges quantity 1inwnre.
Ironware, enaInoed Ware. house furnishing Goods tin.
smiths Tools Machinery. nc.
MAX BAYEksDORFER'S Office 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

TNHE GAULEY KANAWuA coal COMPANY Dim
itedI, in liquidation West Virginia. United states.
America.-valnabie Freehold Coal and Timber Lands,
known the awks Nest aud Galley Estates, Of 2I7O
managers house, miners log buts plank houses,
three miles OF railroad laid with 80 H. rails. loco.
motive, ~ coal tracks ana effects
Mr. IMAM SHARP wiii sell by auction, At tho Aac'
zion Mart Token house yard Loudon thursday. May 10
1877 Tor o'citck In lot tbv order OF the
qndntor the valuable Freehold Coal aud Timber Lands
Huntington on the Ohio River. West Virginia. included
IN the Hawks Nest propar'y is farm Of 33 acres with
suitable The coal the hls esti
mated NJ about 20 900 tons per Of excellent quality
The estate Is also covered vauabio timber Part cu
lars and conditions OF sale be had Of Mcssrs ~ Az
place Old Jewry London. Of W. al az, o)IIFFF ESQ.
Accountant raimerson Buildings Old Broad ~, London
OF ADAM STUART Esq. 10 aud ~ Queen Victoria ST.,
London aud Of tho Aueonsor ~ Abchrch Ano. LoHdon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
News OF inc Day.

Yesterday afternoon paymastcr Besscll, Of
the Delaware, I,ackawanna and Western Rail
road, together with lis assistant, Capt CARING,
while on their way to pay the miners at the
Brisbin CuIllerv, in the outskirts oil Scranton,
were attacked hy two masked robbers. The
naymascr aud his assistant We're in buggy,
and had 10 their possession over $4,000. Tie
attack was made short distance from tie
mine, and the lIghwaymGn, without saying
word, drew their rrvo!vcra and fired, wounding
Capt. Calling slightly. MIR. Eessell returned
the fire, and The robbers fled in the direction
of the woods. Great excitement prevailed there
in the afternoon The police we're out after
the won!d be murdercrs, and a reward oil $500
has been offered hy the company Nothing
hal been heard ol them up to Il late hour last
night
}. n. Murdoch, mail agent between Rich
.roG,i and DAnvie, who was arrested lew
days since for robbing the mail, partially cx-
alnincd aud admitted to bail, committed suicide
Yesterday morning with poison. lie was found
dead in the edge OF BIenner' Park, Richmond,
where lie had fallen. In hispockets were found
bottle which lad contained lauianum, and
paper in which still remained quantity Of
arsenic.
The wlnncI3 al jerome Park races, yeslcr-
day, were Fawr, Fraud, CaracaIla, Parole and
Trouble; at l5cnDinG'5 Station trottiug races,
Juno and Ned Buckley. The winners at Ascot
England. yesterday, were Skylark, Gen Arthur,
Chypre and Attaius.
Partial rcturns from forty eight counties in
Georgia give Job majority in favor Of calling
. constitutional convection, and the Indications
arc that The question vii! be decided in the
affirmative.
Al IN auction sale CT COAL ia New y ork, to.
day, steamer brought 2.4j, CRATE 2j2!, egg
> A., rhcsnu! III. sto"c ,. j2!, pea > %, aud
lump 40.
The negotiations in regard TO the :rclease oil
| Tweed from custody have been rejected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
COMMON COINAiL..

Ala regular soml monthly mnc;n. u; t@a
Common Council, held June -, 49, ther.
wero present: Hugh Latham: esq, President
ard Messrs. Chauncsy, Broders. Ficklin, Ma:
bury, Lambdin, Hughes, Eyane, Scale: az
Miller.
Mr.. Brodors, from tho Finance Clnmtla.,
reported adversely on q petition Of i. no!rhti
for remission Of taxes.
Iho same gentleman, from the same c,mGit;-
tee, reported adversely on the petition 81 tho /:
& D. r. Z. Go. for remission OF take nn lN1i.
tug and barge
taxation was referred 10 the Finance tomm!itog
Bills Of John II. Eiolen 81; Samuel Tonnes.
son, SO; Thos. Dewitt 50; &. King, -; J. ".
Cloves, 81; ID. Mclean, ~; ,'smns IL. Fo"ie,
81 &. t. Summers. 81 Z. 6. Clnughton -
| II. n. steele 81: John Marriott, : 10 NJ
John a. Mila, ST. 80, and Mira John l.. ;,al!a
So. for election services .nl purposes, We
ordered ID be paid
Tho report vi thu conference committee %"
tho app taton of suGiry clliZon5 IHT y % p.''.
adopted by tho Board Of Aldermen. wa teteI:
| ed from that board and thor action cunrH:rrl ."
An ordinance imposing and collecting taye
| on property, persons incomes, IIcen,"s. "
within tho city of Alexandria itr the Y"Hr cont
menciDg Juno IsL. 1871, and ending May ~,
| 3I9, wns roa,l tho first time and l'.'I 80 ~
table
! An act to appropriate tho city rcvon'Io Irc IN:
| fiscal year endmM May ilsL. 1875. was r1nI tho
first and SECOND times and laid over u"i'l iLo
| ncYL nu0LlG.
| A communication from NJ T.. Harlow. cay
| Treasurer, with reference t. Discrepancy O.
| islng between The accounts al The Auditor AL
| Treasurer prior IT, July Isl 1876, Was r1ct:di
| To The Finance Committee with authority" "'m-
lp!uy au export IL examine lntD SAID discrepancy
| The report Of Tho COMMITTEE on ihGht. -.
| cepteu and vote III thanks tonGcr"d mo H"i'"i
intcndrnt of Gas, Clerk Of tho C"nlm'it"r ,'n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
CITY COUNCIL,
[OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


At regular meeting Of the Board of Aide:
men, hold June II, 1871, there were rr,s.n, =.
Mossrs. Smo6t ii ooro, Strauss, Armstrong
Downham and " Neal.
The Committee on Light presented their A.
nuai statement of the slArs of the Gas Work.
which was accepted, and vote OF thanks teu-
dered Inc Superintendent and Clerk sI.d the
Committee on Light
On motion il Was resolved that alter June t.,
1877, tho price Of gas be liked at two dollars ard
twenty-five cents per 1910 foet snd q discount q,
ten per cent be allowed Oh all bills pAid in u. :
currency; and be it further resolved that Al.
resolutions in conflict with this ono En nh, ia
same arc hereby, repealed.
Bills Of A. $. Perpener, ST.. for r6nt 81 ro,fl
for election purposes; b. w. Nails, for service.
rs registrar. &c Sis. and l.. ii. kc, SIS, -
registrar; D. Entwisle, .ir., So -, !ur mc,iirno
wero ordered to be psid
Tho Committee on Stroats on tho roLti"a a.
citizens residing Oh the square bGiin,lrl il,
Queen, Pitt. Princess and Royal streets, in re
gard to q cess pool in said square. recommended
that tho properly owners be noti.l bY tbs ~.
perintendent of Police TO fiji up the saino, wIic
WAS adopted.
Bills of r. Lsnnon. ;S1@ u, AMI uarlow Bros j.,
S4)5 TT, for supplies for tbs sims house, wtTu
ordered TO be paid
A report Of tho Committee on Strnrts on the
communication Of o. e. Robinson ~ regard t.
the purchase Of maps of tho city WAS laid on the
table
a petition Of +. g. AtweIl for permission f.
erect 3 frame building on the southwest ccrGrr
of King and Washington streets until Deer
1911 was granted.
A bill Of j. II. Armstrong S75, for Ii al lnr the
aims house, was ordered TO be paid
The special committee To whom WAS REFERRED
tho report of the Coumittoo on Light in regal
TO the deficiency Of George Bryan, lsln clerk.
reported in favor Of releasing lis t"A,smcr
upon tho payment Of S}3l j.! which WAS adopted.
A tax bill IF ) 81, duo Alexandra. COUNTY
upon tho powder house lot, WAS ordered t. hc
| paid.
A. petition Of Mrs. Tonnossou Ter remission ii
IL tax Of So 20 against her !n!o hu=blnl WI.
| granted.
Bills Of Dr.. d. Nj. French. 500, and DR.. Kip
ston, 500, with credit of SD, for services ~
| Physicians to ths Poor, woro ordered 10 bopniI.
| A. communicate on from Dr. French t. li"Y'
| the alley from Washington to Columbus street,
between King and Cameron, paved, WAS ra'e'
| red to the Committee OH Streets.
| A communication from the City Treasurer
also sundry bills fer election services; AIS y
petition of Mrs. Susan o. Neal for relief ron
taxes; also petitions OF w. +. Carnc ami Mr..
| Virg mia Young to erect bay windows II thar
| houses; also report Of tito Finance ConnIt.aa
| on the petition Of the b. ~ d. K. &. Co., %nI %
the petition of Z. Delphy. vera received tfom
| the Common Council and tIalr action con'uf-
| red III.
Mr. Strauss proaont3l prtAubln and rrsoi"-
ton which were laid over until the next mca In%
| Tho Bosri then adjourned.
| Tcste: JHo. j. JaMIEso% tieft..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
Foreign News.

Ala meeting 81 cotton srinDerS at Oldham
England, il was decided, n consequence Of TIT
BAD state Of business, to issue circulars SO tina
the opinions OF the whole trade might be ascer
taincd and il two-thirds agree 10 short time
the working hours will be reduced 10 four days
per week.
10 the British House Of Commons, las
night, a motion Tor abolition Of capital punish
mcDt was rejected by vote OF l55 to 50.
4 project Is on foot for q demonstration o.
working men in London ia honor Of Genera
Grant.
The Lord Mayor aud wife will accompany
Gen. Grant to the Crystal Palace on Friday.
General Grant evnced particular pleasure on
receiving the invitation Of tie Lord Provost oil
Edinburgh. tic intends TO make 4 long stay
in Scotland after his return from the Continent,
when Edinburgh, and probably Glasgow, viii
present him the freedom of the city.
The members OF the French Budget Com.
| mission appear agreed to support the rejection
of the budget If the Ministry refuse TO resign
in obedience to vote of cepsurc.
The London Post hears that President Mac
Nlahon has decided on immediate dissolution.
4 London correspondent tcegraphs that
American meat has been selling at Sd. per
pound, and Gl. for the best, since Saturday.
This Is caused ty the sudden heat.
a London correspondent says private advices
deny the reported falling OF the water at the
Mediterranean entrance of the Suez canal.
The Pope has received Vicar Apostolic More.
90, Of California. who, 10 the name Of Upper
and Lower California, presented His Holiness
with 5000 francs.
The London Daily News Oxford special
says The list OF persons who are to receive hon
orarY degrees from the University is officially
published. As General Grants name is not 10.
Guided, it is presumed be will not be present at
the cOmmemoratlop.
Great uDeasinesa prevails throughout the Re
public, of San Domingo, and dissatisfaction with
the Government was increasing. Many arrests
had been made, and revolution against Baez
seemed imminent. Ia Hayti all was quiet, and
peace prevailed.
The official Diaro Of MEXICO publishes the
text Of the autograph letter in which the En-.
reror Of Germany, replying to letter from
President P0ltriO Diaz, announcing bis acces
sion to the executive power Of the MEXICAN
State, recognizes him in that capacity. The
German Minister 10 that city, transmitting the
Enperor'S letter to Ssuor Iillarte, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13

The catalogue Of the officers and students Of
the Virginia AgricuturalCo College, at Black sburg,
for the fifth session, has been received. The
number Of students is 224. The General AS.
sembly has made it the duty Of the School
Boards Of the respective countics, cities aud
towns to make the appointment of State stu
dents to this college. The next session will be-
gin on Monday, the Goth of August, 1877, and
the superintendent arc requested to soc that
the appointments are made at least two weeks
before that date, and notification thereof for
warded to tho President Of tho College, Profes.
sor Charles L. G. Minor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13

The Manhattan Club, Of New York, gavo a
grand banquet, last night, in honor Of Gov.
ernor Hendricks who sailed for Europe to.
day. Speeches We're made by Nr. rildcu,
Governor Hendricks, aud by Governor
Robinson aod Lieutenant Governor DORIS
heimer, of New York, and Others all of whom
alluded to and condemned 10 the strongest
terms the fraud by which MIR. Tilden WAS
counted out and MIR. Hayes counted in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13

Captain Lee, Of the 10th cavalry. has for
warded an account of bis engagement with a
band of Comanche Indians near Lake Quema
DO. The skirmisb occurred on the 4th OF May.
Four Indians were killed, and six squaws and
6fty-six head OF mules and horses captured,
and fifteen lodges with large supply of pow.
der, lead, dried meats, &C.. destroyed. First
Sergeant Charles Butler was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13

We are 10 receipt OF an invitation to attend
the graduating exercises of the Washington
Business College, which takes place ut Lincoln
Hail, tomorrow night. Among the graduates
are P. Mcknight Baldwin and B. f. Waddey,
of this city, aud George ~ Moss of Hueuenot.
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
NJ AISISI BID.

In Now York, At the Church OF tho lio:;
Communion, Tuesday, June I2th, WILLIE NJ
FOWLE LAID, of Elizabeth, N. j., u CAN
OLINE, youngest daughter Of the iato L. J
Willis, esq, Of Galveston, Texas. NJ cards.
AT ST. Johns Church, Wavnrly. Md, on tI'
9Th Of June, by Rev. W. I. Johnston. OH hh
p. BALDWIN, DR., Of Wuvory, u Miss VI
RY 2. LEWIS, daughter Of the lat9 J""h
LnWis Of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-13
From Washington.

IspE,IAI DISPATCHES To THE GAZETTE.
WAsIiINuToN June Is. 1877.
The Presidents house to-day had its usual
Sci Of callers. Among those who called
uroa the President 10 day was II. &. Arm
srnng, Mr. I.ncas. i. |. ElcIin aud others,
from .ll,xahiri! [! Is understood that the
call vas mala 10 congratulate the President 90
lis poIi"y, AID to make some representations
to him concerning he federal appointments at
Alexandria.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
rha Navy Department has received infor-
nation that the q. ). steamer Essex sailed
!rnal Hampton Roads 90 Saturday evening to
| convey Ihc monitor Saugus 10 Norfolk.
! The commission Tor postmaster elect Patne,
| 81 v alrrnlOn, has not yet been issued.
| An old lady from Alexandria was at the City
| Hall this afternoon ia search OF a couple who
ran away to get married and made no order for
| bidding the iSsun OF license 10 them. The
| clerk. however, told her that al the young lady
| WAS over siyiGrn yrais Ut age she could moi
| p,avcat the i4snr Of the license. and advised
her . take the couple homr, have them mar
rirl by k&r own frtsidt, or refrigerator, and
! let them start rejoicing on their way III the
world.
lANDtoNf '"M'l'AihNl'
E.ar Admiral Murray, Of the North Pacific
station. ia 4 IiSpatch To tue navy p'patt'l'n',
| la''i 'h&.t'a"' 'iaN ..f'H' requires 'nt 'o'' "
~ r"S ~ ''' -, "S'. $500
nrnt Of Capt. Wn4dn Of that vessel, and the
perfect discipline Of the ship, no lives were lost
,ut Of Il total Of :'Jl PERSONS, many Of them
| W'imfn ana children. Adh'lIal VI. says IL gives
| him ,lEettSlTc 10 make tine statement, rs
| j'aninIu Wad,trli was formerly 4 lieutenant
| If ihn limited State. N,vy Tile WAS after.
| .i ,u,., ,,,I, l,rnI., oS;osr\ ua aleo
"'T >'' :. ,i ar ,,o.;I,
'prAhH !" 'h' i'li'H'H. cii'S y, '"' ''' ''|,'
nH bravery O! tile officers ana ere" OF the htt"'
| Mexican ruab0aL Mexico transporting the
| wrecked raa. ci.rr4 and crew 10 Acapulco aud
MA thry merit :;,r,r rrrornilinn from our Gov
| ..nm,nt
! ,,,..,,rr,yv,r,
! ''' ''''.' '''''
General lluni0n and Colonel Cabs!I, OF the
| virginia Congressional delegation, wh0 have
been ~ the civ Inr u day or two lave left
| S,,ratrr i; ondall Iravcs 10 t]ay.
!
! ;.,,,.rup",ruyrn Srpu,r-Tb, Numhar-
| ~ ''''' ' '''''''
! land News ol yesterday Sayl: -
! uTho .,oic,,,ni mail, :, thrs, roluuus veg
,,i'.aI ,.n,,',ooo II ,,rri- ~, H.,
| s"!"af 20 '"t ''IoiO'e' 'toppasI VI WI Wy .'D
oatm@n, Nas az l!r rs we can learn ny 'uF','cf
inquiry, substantially correct. 10 Is uhucr-
Stood that many al the bOatmen whose boats
| ire now loaded or loading, will deliver their
,.,rpnc. and lie M, their boats on the Lower
| IHLi .o;i, laval N,utro,nnrv countc when