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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDl4AR SNOwDEN.
GAZETTE BUILDING; NO. 70 PRINCE STREET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. II. 1878.

Tie Memphis Avsla5ch censures the people
Of that city, who had money e1ough.lo support
themselves. elsewhere. for fleeing from the
yellow fever. We think those who did run
away were rot oply right, but would have been
exceedingly silly had they remained. Certainly
il the sceurge were to break out in Alexandra
and the poisoms thuvia that constantly floats
by sud through the city from the hog pens on
tie south end Of Fairfax street and the Wash
iorton 9Th tiat is deposited 10 Broad Creek,
make such s.continrepcy by % means lmpcs'
s;ble, for it would sfford excel lent pahsIum Tor
: germ of the disease, were one to reach hero
we shoula advise not only all who had money
or could borrow it. but everybody else, to get
away, and tbsr, too, as rapidly as possible. 1t
more people had gone away from Memphs
when the disease firS5 made its appearance 10
that city there would have been fewer deaths
there; and, while bravery may overcome an
ordinary enemy. it is powetless against rcsIl'
!enee, and the greater the uumher OF people ID
az infected city, the more material the disease
has 10 feed upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Es.H;EiI ESGE.

Jai4s; Caa1ahln and Ten Sprat,, whic en-
gagged in unloading {. Boston Ice Schooner al
Atiaat;c City, 1car Norfolk, yesterday, became
involved il a quarrel. Caa0ahan Invited
Spratt ashore to have it cut, aud in the fight
he former seized al acz, aad struck his an:
tago1iSt such blow On the head that he killed
lin! Instantly. C3cGa;la1 thcn led and escaped
to the countr? before The astonisEcd bystaIdcrs
ccu:l ;tiLiz Ct pursuit..
J.. I.n1crlaa. Ct RichIoll, made az attempt
= c0nli: sucii? yesterday by cutting the
artery II biz Erls: With razor. lie lett cote
+: .hc :Nii!;maa, stating VIVA: he lad done,
aud requesting lin to put Grape On his door
ADJ notify i.;s friends. The police found him
yn4 il large pool d blood. IL. was con
7>yc. 10 the city hosi':taI. where be is doi0g
well, and will probably recover. business
troubles haLl made I!l nd.
70 mofrcw Ike Board Of Visitors Ct The
University CT FirpiD!a will elect a professor Of
natural history. The culo;umenta OF the posi-
ton arg g, geo year AID house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
The Porter Case.

The hearing in the Fltz John Porter east
was resumed at West Point yesterday.
The petitioner continued. bis case hy calling
to the witness stand Alexander D. Payne Of
Warrenton, Va, a lawyer. 10 August, 1862,
he was first lieutenant of cavalry in Genera
Stuart's cavalry. He testified that o. the o9:h
of August he was at the headquarters Of Gene
raj Lee. He was thoroughly conversaut With
The county thereabouts, having been boFo
there. The eist of his evidence WAS to the CT.
feet that there was 20 general engagement IN
the ooh, as stated by General Pope in Ills dis
patches, but that there was severo engagi-.
ment on the 30th, the severest of the war, the
slaughter being terrible, and the ground being
blue with dead and wounded. This was
brought to show Porters bravery as general
and his loyalty TO the cause. In relation to The
4:30 .. H., order sent by Pope to Porter on
the 29th, and which Pope's orderly said he de.
Iivered to Porter at p. H., tho witness tts:::-
fed that he had boen all over the grounds il
Dictated in the orderly's testimony as to the
route be took, and had ridden over it Oh horse.
back briskly, and timed his trip, end it took
him ninety six minutes Over another rAnte
it took him eighty six minutes.
The next witness was Captain James Nit.
che of New York. 10 1862 he was captain
in the Virginia volunteers, kcmpcr's brigade
His was simply corroboratiye evidence as to no
fighting of any consequence on the :9ti.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
slublic aCflnni..

IL tic eQt:4r d ~ Is,1ujr'I GH:H'f:
FAIRfaI, E. T.. sgt. i".-i9 : rje@Gt
issue OF youC s7=r II .:p27;s,! as saying, al
Falls Cau!ca, taar attributed tue Iauc' g:
the State 70 arpo!ton tie s>ho5 .opl 10 ia,
decision oi tie CouIt {: h!rc>E. Nha' |
ilt:ndcd to say Ha=, that IL" injiior, IL sci
tling his account, placed 10 IA" credit OF tie
school iunI tie Coupons Irc-iVcI Tor State
taLas, aud turGri ever to the s:huu.a les }OHty,
and showed that the deficiency VA made ~
OF coupons. ard that the Cour; ot Apica'S had
sustained him, 50 lar - ihn coupons rccrisci
were apple iblc ID the payment OF the State
school tax. found no fault sikh the dHc ltD, be-
cause | cGui,! not sec how thcg could DECIDE ''sr
erwise | did object to The ,iia:um OF OF. =! ;E+
judge; IN pronouGcInc IcGrral cCu:i!iln =
luxury as decinct !. :'il!'lA necessity.
Hnt the p0tnt which | waited yarltHar!. t.
make aud impress upon my uiIeGcH yluG Ie
porter failed to notice, aii that was :. TIE
absolute nec.SSi.y Of 80 lncr sc oi lych t1rs
hon to pay teachers II W. Intended IL Ea>v til
system OF public cilcl;!)n III operation
10 this cad a>s:, s!at :y:na actl'n ntShi
he taken 10 petition tho L'gisiau:G 10 ;lv"
each school district 10 tx its?!i. E7m@Wt a
uoop tie plan adopted in Al.Z ndtit coua'y.
i0ilrs very truly,
II II i'ItITf.F4r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Secretary GicCr.sra.s .Nccsis.

Mr.. McCrarg, Mr. Hayes Secretary q War,
10 speech nc delivered at Eg0kuH, YESTERDAY?
SAD it ,fas truo that the republican PARTY de-
served succ.1a, aihsia:l;;!nc TIC tact Il
which w. ere 50 ellen rcG.a,!o! - CIR dem
0crstic iricutis That The Tai Is ever, the tr!cn
saved, ana slavery dead. Ii IS true, not3irfl-
staIdiDg the fact, il It &c a Fact, rs il.!l It
il, that 10 Considerable number Of rtG=oas,
North or S0u,i!, would rnvi7o slavery, rtntW
fcbcIliou, 6r dissolvn ,ha Uaita, i! they cjllid.
We know that blessings c:a be scared fir oug
selves. aud preserved t,r t;lo:c w:o CONC 5ii,r
us only through tic adoption ii the f;:at
principles irr which the republican ra5ty
sta nds-thc principles: 81 equal rights. equal
protection, c1u, justice, aud al ,nna!iy iair
chancc in the race eli Il.n ior al cit.Z:Es, high
and low, educated and ignorant. rich aud li25r
black and white. We oppose the Democratic
party because, as al organization, i j. in spirit
uDdepla6ly hostile 10 then.
No doubt there are luiyiiGa! democrats
who would gladly see the NEST ample Justice
done 10 The c6Irrcd race. and WAo sincerely
desire protection, education, Improvement, ADD
perfect freedom Tor that rl0p!c. But euch
democrats arc out Of harmony with thc demo
cratic party as z whole, and are IN harmony
with the republican party. Il IS Idle 10 expect
the democratic party OF The nGii0n to become
tho sincere and reliable friend and champion cf
the .ich,a CT the coEorcl people. This Is .
fact which every Intelligent person understands
AID which must be taken iGto account 70 con
sllcriDg that pgrty's CLAIMS uncn the people.
Congress is expressly authorized to !r17!1o
By appropriate legislation Tor the cEtcicamcbt
of the three great amendments 10 The CoGstl.
tuition, and is by necessary implication cllroW,
cred to provide for carrying ipio execution I'll
the provisions CT that Instrument. The rcCub-
lican party is 10 favor Of cxcrc;sicg this power
lust 80 far IS may be necessary 70 secure to I'll
citizens alike the benefit OF every provision CT
our national charter.
But il ally STATE fails Q. refuses 10 afford
such protection. is the national government
poweress and the citizons GcitEse!csa? say,
MOI Whatever is crime against the United
States or violation of the national Constltu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

lion, 12ay hc provided. against by 1atio1ai aE".
" hen tie States CT lie South sba!l, Ct their
owD accaTd, project al citiz51s without dis
elimination, IS tho States OF the North do, We
ulsy expect 10 sec ard welcome tho return CT
peace aud fraternity; but without this, the only
pcs2o we Gao have is the peace ct s!avcry-the
peace Which the oppressed can always secure
bg Submission. The South IS now on trial.
There !s surely 40 excuse now. even BY their
QWn confession, Ter coDtluuatlon OF the pro.
ccs5 by which, priyr to March 1, 1877, all the
Southern States but three, and nearly all the
c0DGrcS5loua! districts, many Ct thsm having
cor!eS:ed!y large republican ms]orlleE, were
car:!cC: ever 10 Tic democratic party.
- i.ci: a11tnCr clGctiol comes We shall see
whether, w1ru left to themselves, the Southern
democrats wi! allow : free ballot and guarantee
q fair end hcGCst count Ct tie votes cast. II
The pr2cta3 Of bl!ldcz:De" is continued, or II
the plan u systematic fraud be adopted, 10
!i3u o: that Of systematic outrage, the whole
country viii understand that it is because the
white democrats Of the South 90 not intend TO
resi- PEG, and obey The amended Constitution,
and arc resolved that they, whether 10 the
III: jrty OF 10 the minority, will rule in all that
section. II, unhapr!Ig, this purpose should be
niata manifest by the logic Of events, you may
res; assured that the people Of this country
will lad pcaccaLc cnd constitutional remedy.
N!c know that we can, in time Of peace, ex-
arciSc 20 strictly "ar powers and it IS y tact,
nAi>h Ne arc sometimes inclined TO admit with
| regret, ;Ha. there arc TlSny crimes which the
Unite" %tat2S cannoL punish. II is moi long since
tie country looked with horror upon ih3 s~iui
massacre Of tho Chisom family in Mississippi,
AMI The public Indignation Was vastly increased
| because ihn United STATES could not, ard Mss5.
! aijI!t would not, punish the guilty wretches who
| p"Gp-;E:.t i :: Ordinarily the crime Of murder
is 10. within the jurisdiction & The Federal
Court:
HGl the li.;;.t ui Congress 10 provide for q
fir l:u>t.y .! Federal Officers, and Tor tina due
a,:oTc",n"Ht If t:nac provisions Of the Cons!ltn.
| LinH M.,;rh alarantee the right Of suffrage and
G!,.i lights L. the freed people, i; beyond dis
;l.tr. III" great, important, and tundsmenta
4 'ticy>"cn -twoon the two parties Is this: Un-
der republican rule this Jurisdiction will. IL ne
cr:3n!y, I:c exercised under Democratic rule i
v-5u!.! 49,! h.. That the treemcn in tha Soutt
Eve ii he past boon lhaltrestcd and prosecuted
sid - ) large extent denied their rights as Tres
American rit:.:tMs under lhe Constitution, /
matter al history. l!c South tse!! has suiicrt,
t!a Lc.vy p.n",ty which follows lawcssne.s
C.IirnHr, Nh tHo oppression oi the innocent "I!i
re- PIC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Fatal Accident.

MAILMAN, BASS, Sept. l0.-This alter
nocn Hlrs Hlsry i. Baldwin and Mrs. Phoebe
Ii. Saadl Ct this place, Mrs. Thomas White
ard il;r daughter. Hiss S. H. White, OF New
Ior!:, drove to Belmont With hos, ana
carriage. After visiting Gushing Gardens the
party started for home, and while driving down
LonghiiI, between Belmont and Wavtr!aT, the
horse suddenly started an,! rsn. Mrs. Balt
win vas driving, bu, when the hose started
Mrs. Sf:odd seized the reias. and, IS there was
:5aa, il the road in front, cndeavore1 to turn
Tic !.or-a OF 10 o@c side. Size turned tic
hotse .2o short, and the carriage was tipped
dove the steep elnbankmcnt.
MrF. Baldwin WAS struck on the head By one
cf l.c hiad wheel Of the carriage and instantly
killed AIRS. Sheid hsl her hip broken and sus-
:aiF.cI ether injuries. Miss White was injured,
but not seriously, abont the mead while Mrs.
VI mite escaped unhurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
A Sad Confession.

NEWr0ET, SEPT l7.-Mrs. Katy Mason,
better i.nawn 81 he female detective, died here
ycstcrlay. 70 her sitter, while her life was
Is. rE,tiaa away, she confessed all and begged
her 20 convey 10 hcr mother and her brothers
and sisters. the pain AID anguish which she
iclt at Tie disgrace which she bad brought up.
On them and upon herself. She was wiling
to dc and bury the past with her. Slowly,
api viz: tho consciousness OF knowing
that sic Was about 10 die, she cJnicGs ID
thet, ~hio a happy school girl, scarcely
sixteen, with Aorle aoJ friends, and
everything to Iyo for, chs had been
vfor@c1, cruelty wrorgcd, By a resident Of
Newport, who ,5a1 the father OF q family and
Fsllo T23 IS OH Al hcr Own parent, nos dead.
She told tho story Of how he had taken her to
ride, ard tic mcaus lie had rasnEtad to in order
20 accomplish lis purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
sn.crIcgg, s'iEno3 Abroad.
.ADING BALTIMORE FIRM ESTABLISHES y
EPtSCU HOUSE ~ LONDON.
From BaI!imorc Daily Gazette.

i;s iUtrrc.liuc and rr.liiyiG! IL note the
fact that hlcssrs. Vim. knatc X Co., cna q
I,sIiutr.'s leading inanutaci ucing inns la.
hctn solicited Is great L?ndon mu'!c hou,r
"a establish IN agency in thet city irr the saI'
ri their pianos thrCu ,h0u. Crest Et!t"iE "a"
I,o.Ion firm referred to Is tho icad:u:r mu@sa
house CT the F0gI;ah EIciropa'l', Mc--i*. NJ ca
Ter 4 Co., OF Great Marlborough .Icr', Wh1''
establishment IS iamIlar 10 all ha!ei'can~ WI"
travel abroad. This gives 10 Nle-sFs. i>Ha1"
4 90, an agcnc; covering al! oi Great bT'iaI"
and also an outlet Tor lh,Ir h-ilH@!ra''
throughout continental Europe. / -, oi
course, unnecessary 20 Sroak OF tsa exec I-h'"
Of the knabo pianos; lut Wal, !heJ ,i' "'
widely known ihrGugLtu: The 'jnit1n ''H'!'
their reputation abroad ahi !hc """I'"" 80
them ia other c1uuiIlci t!ian ours ."S'' 80
extent as TO prompt the lea!h" L''.''' ''''
TO purchase them directly, l.: Eli c'''" I" &c
pisno trade Ct Au.cilaa WORTHY q -" cal "''
inn Baltimore is 20 be coa"r"tu!att! ur9H
the cDtcrrIiso OF su2:l TtIt2waHc l!'d E'',V
snir;;.d houso as that OF AGatr Co. thf"" g
whose ctf IT'S our manufactures nave gang ~
curiab.e reputation il other c3untF'ca ., ",'.
"a 10 tie United Statc+. Mrs>ra: H|.@rf !
Co.'S representative visited BaIsD' re , is
DAYS aec and closed tho ilaa! .Iaarrr..ai-
with Mcssrg. Kuab2 4 Co., cAr,.,c with ;h."
large orders aud Eospcak!nE ar. EXTENSIVE III
mess ia The ca,y future. large :hVh""' cd
grand ana up7iclt piaHC3.-;hc #yir. 'a'a'
desired in European cilra.-'.a iuadr "'.',.
thc nrcsnut week, ara !. - Ir"!a':'' !'..'
hlegsTa. kuabc T. Go. viii lat II H,ts7H;.'' ~
increase their force CT employees /" I"''' -,
extra demand, as Their !if};9 .oI,e J. 10" ''A."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

The RESULT Of the election il AlkaGsaS, Yer
mont aud Maoe. al that have taken place SO
far this fall, indicate that tie democratic tia!
wave will be as great this year as Ii was 10
1874 Tie currency, if let alone, Will have
settled itself long before tha next Congress
viii assemble, but the terrible blight upon the
eountry, the tariff, viii still remain Ter Il to
contend With, that IS ii we MAJ judge OF the
next By the last session of the presen! Congress,
AID We may then hope Tor its rapeal and The
establishment CT tree trade, that is II by thst
lime aty Of what we're once considered cirdl.
cal dam ocraic principles be maintained ty
those who sill call themselves dem occats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
IL Is. 1 J.

In Memphis, on Tuesday. Scp:,:, p; ~ ( !:
30 a. m, of yellow fever, Fl.A" n h - ,tl
Ley pLUMAEE, y"hnEfa- 80" ~ ',. i.
AMMO &. P!ummcT, HEcd e'E"'''"
months and nine day& ..-, ., ..i.o
At charlottesville, Va, jay T.. i3'5 4. .d '.'1
oa ~ wns. Of hrr grsndnother HATTIE aSt
a ros-. . montha and 10 days. daut l."i q ~
"a Crock, ord and tho late Hattie Teoos'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Illicit DYStflYarS.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept ll.-A special dispatch
to the Constitution says deputy United States
Marshal and posse attempted to arrest tEo
young men of Baldwin county named Eanis
for illicit distilling. A desperate fight cnsued,
in which one of the posse was MORALLY and one
severely wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
South Carolina Railroad Case.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ll.-Judge Bond of the
u. s. circuit Court, is still confined to his
home with remittent foyer aud unable to hold
court 10 the South Carolina Railroad case
the application for an ioiuaction and appoint
ment OF receiver. Tho daily postponemont
of the hearing since Saturday last, unavoidable
as it is, causes no little inconvenience to the
lsrge number Of attorneys (about twenty four)
from South Carolina and New Y ork, who are en-.
gagged 10 tho case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

The Richmond Wing calls attention to the
fact that while democrats and wings in Viz
giuia must BE- as one IS regards voting, they
must be as Two SO far as regards being voted
for, and that The uominets Of all the congress
sonal conventions 10 the State were democrats
before the war, and this, too. notwtt s:andlug
the tact that what is now known as Virginia
had large whiz majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

The President, Nlf. Sherman. Gen. Devens,
Sir. Thompson, and, 10 fact, all the members
Of the. Cabnet bat MIR. Schulz, having
taken al "active part 10 political affairs" hlr
MeCrary thought be would go il" last bight,
and 10 doug 80 he could rot resist the orpor-
tunity to give the bloody shirt wave or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Tomorrow vii! be the sixty-tourth anDvcr.
e..y Of Tie battle Of Baltimore.

L:ai, Biamuth and Zinc arc immensely use.
!u in The Industrial ants; and as immensely
Injurious when applied to the skin t. beaus:fy
it CT to remove Pimpes, Blotchcs. eic., from
it. DR.. Bri'a Blood Mixture is ito great
ruyilSing agent Of the blood. giving c!earaess
Of complexion and removing Pimples, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

From the comparatively numerous suspen-
sions Of national banks, it would seem thatthosc
institutions arc not such bonarzas as many
people have been led to believe by the puissant
grcCnbaUkcr3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

Political principles sit lightly upon the
shoulders Of Office seekers. Mir. Turner. who
was formerly one Of the most ultra democrats
ia North Carolina, is now the republican can
didate for Congress from the fourth district of
that Staih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

The accounts from the plague Dtrickeu ccuu-
try today Indicate 20 abatement 10 the viruencc
oi tho terrible disease hat Is raveglpg the
southarn potion Ct tho tjaiou, and VIC low
hope for no great decrease in the ratio ct NOR
tally until after frost, now six weeks off in some
Of The infected cities. Charity to the sufferers
should not cease with The evidcnces Of already
uffa-1. 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

A greenback dollar was worth 10 New York
yesterday ninety nine aud stven cighths cents
in gold, and yet some people, who call them.
selves democrats. want the resumption act re-
pealcd so that the value Of paper money may
be again depriciated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
Zrtsw al Ei.st se&T.

Ii..:y Ne4yitt, q son Ct Mr. JOHN Nea7itt.
ii.it& at Broad Cred, Neck noa: St. Michael's,
la!,": c,uoIy, Nd, in :. fit ct moEhidness,
Sunday, st midnight. cut bis throat almost from
car t. y:.r With table Lniie. Young Nea7itt
49, "b3ut twenty years OF age, and had been
s.:!:t;in1 viii: nervous disease fer some tine
ris,, !ch E.&ia l;io! 7ary melancholy. lie
s:;lo bat vc:y !;ic Sunday, i. dinner time
Ac lols! lis nytt.a7 lie wished to die, but 10
heed SIS taken 81 it, Iio seat TO The kitchen
shortly t,>i5:c r:iuicht, !o.icTel By III; mother
c4G ia:ho:, T50 thought .i= ac!l0cs strange.
az. ec:H!cG p !,ciie, CIT hi: throat and died
sj01 al.cr
The National LEGAL Preachers Convention
Ct ihn Na,h3l?iSt E.2i:co7al Chu7a!l, Il hich WIS
t. have assembled il C07iOgton, k7.. will meet
10 TraHtoa, :. J., ncE: month, The change OF
p.ca having teen made in consequence OF the
prevalence q yellow t.ylr II tie South and
Sou.hwc::.
Seth i. C,!:, trast;c aGd attorney: Ezra B.
Watkins, 7,cG president aad trustee, and John
II. I,2iIs. formerly bco2;keoper Of the R0cktand
i;2T:2e3 D.bi. Q! HS:o7 lo5,, have been arrested
IL e5n:Y!c:.y j.: the fraud b. which the bank
,T@9 :i:!GcG.
I"torms:io1 fen I..u:siaua il taat The yci-
io7 lever las had thc effect 70 Interfere very
seriously with regi:trsiiCn, and it is calculated
by the .e?lbiica1 politicians tbs: there will be
falling CT 10 tie white registration Of at least
10000 votes, aci they ar building largely on it.
Early 81 Saturday afternoon, ca the Beth.
iehem turnpike, abou! eight miles east of Nor.
l.stcvo, y. j., Cha7Ics Howard jones, lately q
resident Ct Baltimore, shot himself through the
lead With :: pistol. and diad 10 81 hour CT TWO
..3I tic ,tt..:c-5 Ct he wouae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11
EGrpiE. iScEa.

EcEe;e:s Escg5-
The Thirty sixth Au5;rieo Di?!=:oc O. SUI
day captured k!juc CO The sjacr Came,
after stubborn c1gagetacr;, - sLio.. sL2y
lost Two huodrcd and Sky me-. IL killed. and
wounded. General rzapaFy anacu1c2s that
the Insurgents il the cngagorlc1, tic had wiki |
them en- Thursday lost six iuc;!1cl men,
McheE1ct ali Pasha's rttinvo wcro lot as
s:.:ioatcd. Ia the light between the tEoops |
defending Mehemst Ali and he Insurgents
the mco killed on both sides numbered four
hundred. Ga the evening preceding lis death |
Mehcmet Iii Pasila tcltgraphcd 10 the Porte |
that no WAS surrounded aud c2u!d uot escape |!
NJ. Fourteen representative q France at
| Constautiuorir, has strongly cluUsciicL SaFet
pasha, Grand NjZ;e.. to follow tho recon
| n,cniatiors Of tie Berlin Congress: eCncc!a.0g
Greece.
Ahmed Mouhtar Pas;ia has ;tI:i.c>l tle
Crctan Assembly 10 send Representatives, 10
Coas;antuopJ 10 Negotiate win t!! Porte
The Crctans have accepted lie deviation.
| 1t is reported that Greco. yesterday dis
patched circular, asking thc interference OF
the Powers in the matter Ct the 'iu!cJ Grccaa
frontier.
| \ Vienna dispatch says thirty r3n*p'r.inra
have been arr, ed 1t SScia. evn "!'o Ia" Ia
tended 10 ire The town on all sides.
| The nutch Indian Budget si'cwS . &: It'd q
ten million forms, whereof the sum q a:;c
million FERNS We're expended IL lie Achc1rcS2
war. The Budget estimates the coti4G crcp n
eight hundred and th'riy ih"Gsanl rcHi". ";'''
the salGahe price ~ 'cr'y ':nh' GEMS lN'@hI
per nail kl!oEfainn''.
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inc lails au'h"iiiltS nave 'io'" az '""'-
lnE The tXStr::c: Ct an InTclnii!1i&ii$I Uf"iia-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

Affairs in some parts Ct what was lately
Turkey still remain 10 disturbed state,
hut as the powers who imposed the conditions
of the Berlin treaty sic able to enforce them,
We don't anticipate prolonged continuance
Of the existing troubles 1t is perfectly natural
for tho people Of tie disposed Of territory to
be antagonlsto to their new masters, but they
are too feeble to make their antagonism amount
to much moro than an easily subdued revolt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

The radical newspapers are sekhed DC r
sith the poll cast OF the Maine election, and
assume even greenish hue 10 the shadow Of
General Batlet's election as Governor OF Mas
sachusetis. which they seem to regard as that
If coming event. Mr.. BIaiae, it is understood,
has no dread of another attack of brain fig,
don't care Gg ter tho Maliigaa letters, has
60 aspirations for the presidency, acd expresses
himself as perfectly satisfied with his Ilace IN
The Senate, but Mr. Hamliu, who has to re-
elected bg the next Maine legislature, Is not
so Well pleased with the condition Of atlsIr7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

1t will be seen that returning board is to
Be- called Into rtquisition to secure tho Maine
legislature to the radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-11

twenty-five tons of fine silver, 100000.
werc shipped this morning from the United
States assay Office in New York to the Phila
dephia mint for coinage into 4l24 grain silver
dollars