Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
NEWS OF IHE DdY

I'VE no Or LIE OAl.
Tho leo in tie harGor Of Baltimore ard 10
the river is now drifting, end makes the passage
OF vessels very difficult.
L. is eporLed 10 Madrid that tito new minis
try lntc1d to change all tho Spanish reprcssr-
tat!Ves abroad.
Ttos IL. Deale, Of Pricoe Georges county,
Md, was thrown from bis horqa Monday even
ing last. pear Upper Marlboro, aid killed, bis
neck being troker.
There has FEVER baen an appointment made
for the Supreme Court which has met With
such decided expedition as TINT cf Stanley
Matthews
Tho leo q! tho Delaware Brehkwn;cr has
broken up, ADD navigation is partly resumed,
great many vessels have been more or less
damaged by tic leo ,atling against their
sides.
Il rr' jet for tho establishment cf steam
oonuunic,tion between the United States aud
| Liberia. has been set on fooo by Mr.. VIM. +.
Dodge, OF New York, IN Company with other
| persons Interested 10 tho development! OF the
| little republic.
Henry W. Oliver aud Galushs A. Grove,
| representiug the Cameron and anti Cameron
factions 10 the Pennsylvania Senatorial con-
test. withdrew from tho fisht LIST night after
twenty one ursucct ssful ballots had been taken
by Tho Legislature. Tho fac:ious wore still
unable 10 agco on candidate, and James A.
Beaver and Thomas NJ. Bayno will continue the
| struggle.
Several Of Tho most prominent gambling e.
| Establishments on Rum Row, near the National
| Theatre. Washington, wero raded iy the police
| last eight. All who were caught playing were
| arrested. The psrapherna'il was taken to tie
police station. as Werc also Tho proprietors OF
| the garleP. 1t is the first raid OF tho kiGd Tor
several years, ard vas surprise to proprietors
| and players. who had begun to imagine that
thcrc would bo 20 further police interference.
Secretary Schulz has written long letter to
Senator Dawes. in reply to tho attack Of the
latter on himself regarding tho Porca Iodiau
| affairs. The Secretary fatty denies Senator
| Dawes statement that he (Dawes) had appealed
to tho Secretary Of the Interior to redress tho
wrongs done TO the The Poncss, and afirms posi-
lively that, 81 far as h, or any cffisial can re.
member, Senator Dawes only communication
with the department has been ia tho shape Of
applications for positions for persons 10 whom
the Senator was interested. Secretary Sohulz
lndlcatts WILLINGNESS to continue the c,ntro'
vtrsy if Senator Dawes so elects.
| Senator Sharon's daughter. who vas recontly
married to Sir Thomss lIcsk,th, of England,
must have received delightful impression OF
her ntw home o. her arrival at tho family
estate in Lluoashirc. tho bridal couple beng
greeted With o grand demonstration OF the
tcnautiy the newspaper version OF which ro
nlods ooe OF tho most picturesque accounts cl
tlUiar scenes ty tho English uovcs,e. 40
| cortl0g To correspondent OF Tho New York
Tribnno, the dfy CT their arrival was general
hol!diy throughout the district a,d Sir Thon; s
nnd Lady lleskoth vera eEcorted ircm tho raj.
way depot 10 Kuffori Hall 10 o c.rraso drawn
by tho toDnniy. GA reaching tho house. Sir
rhomss md, tho inevitable ''fpNch" Of
thsnkS. ard was then presented by bis tensnls
With magu'f,aut Iuach bowl of solid sivcr.
gold plated, With en- ebony pedestal.
|. y. G. TAT tho las. regular mceiug ti
Fredericksburg Lodge. No. 1876, tic following
differs were duly installed by }. w. Compton,
Ds1u'y G. W. 9, IT,. VIZ: Cap. s. J. Q lin
W. q. T.; Sister Annie Goudmnu. w. V. T.;
f. W. Robinson, ". s; ii. W. Shade. w. +.
s.; George Gravett, j.. w. T.; p. V. D. Goa
way, W: G.; Henry Perry. W. ~; Herbert
Pussy, W. |. g.; Page Skinner. w. o. G.;
Sister Christian Brannar, W. d. M Sister
Susie Wharton, W. A. s.; Sister Josephine
Nioholsop, w. Il. 8.
With tho above cfc rs 10 charge. No. 100
caDuct do otherwise than prosper. Oar last
meeting Vas one Of unusus interest,". "rhroe
ADDRESSES ly Bros. Capt 8. j. Qniop. p. V.
ID. Conway, and Il. B. Merchant" We feel
moro encouraged than ever 10 put forth cur
mighLicst efforts q behalf Of he greet Temper
auco Reform, and 10 hasten tho tino when wo
shsll DsriiciDate in the glorious victory over Cur
conmon enemy Kirg A!cohll.
| "TEMpLAR."
| FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Feb. OBJ, 1851.