Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-05

following brief extracts, that our rea-
ders may see how the result OF the late
Presidential election was received IN
the extreme Southern and Western
sections Of the Union:
from the New Orleans Mer. AdvertiseR1
The ne,o President.-The flags ofthe
shipping in our harbor, are this day
TMarch 4th, displayed in honor of the
inauguration of John Q. Adams, to the
Presidential chair. We hail with Joy
the commencement Of the era ofcorrect
principles.
from the st. Francisville, Q4ou.) Asylum
Thus has terminated contest the
most ardently Though amicably) con-
Quoted of any recorded on the civil an
nails of our country, in the election to
the chief magistracy of the Republic
of the man Of the Peoples choice-the
fearless assertion and conservator Of
their rights against the Entertainments
of foreign power-the faithful public
servant of half a century Of almost UNI
renting difficulty and toil-the ablest
politician of our country, and the first
statesman Of the age.
At a public meeting Of the inhabi-
tants of West Feliciana, louisiana
on the 4th Of March, it was "Resoiced,
That in order to afford public de-
monstration of the Joy which the peo-
pie of this section Of the country feel
at the result Of the late Presidential e.
lection, a dinner be given on the occa-
sion" The dinner was given on Satur-
day, the 18th OF March.
From the Mobile, (Alabama) Register.]
On Friday, the 4th of March, three
salutes were fired, and at p. M. the
largest company we have ever known
assembled in Mobile, sat down to adm
ner at the Washington Exchange COT
fee-House. The following are two Of
the regular toasts given at this dinner.
Henry Clay:-The great orator-the
independent statesman-the virtuous
republican-His country's good his
polar star.
John Quincy Adams:-The Presi-
dent of the United States-we exult-
not because he has beaten his oppo-
nents-but from a sincere conviction
that his administration will cherish the
true interests and extend the glory Of
our common country.
From the st. Louis, (MssourD Republican
The Fourth of March, ls25.-The
triumph of intellect, was celebrated on
the 4th of March. at St. Louis, by firing
a federal salute. 1t is pleasing re-
Election, that, from the Mississippi to
the Atlantic, and from Maine to LOU
isiana, there is strong feeling Of APP
probation Of the conduct and abilities
Of President Adams.
Albany, IN. Y March 2e.-The Off
GERS Of the British Land .Arctic Erpedi-
ton, consisting of Capt. Franklin, CONF
mander; Lieut.. Kendall, astronomers
DR.. Richardson, surgeon and naturalist,
Lieut.. Park, surveyor; and MIR. Drum
mond, botanlst; passed through ms
city during the last week, on their way
to York, Upper Canada. The whole
party will assemble at Bear Lake, and
in the spring of 1926, will descend NJ
Kennels river; embark on the polar
sea in July of the same year, and sail
westwardly towards Icy Cape. Should
they not there meet with Capt. Parry,
the Blossom of % guns, (Which has
lately sailed from England to the South
seas, will be found waiting at Behr-
ing's Straits. in the event of the expe-
dition reaching that point 1t is in
tended, on reaching M'Kenzie's river,
that party shall proceed Eastward,
and explore the line of coast between
that and Coppermine river. A de-
tachment of the same expedition has
gone on by way of Hudson's Bay.
.argus.
Raising of the Blockade of Porto Cabello
Extract Of letter from orr CORRESPONDENT