Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
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.,booper Zenophon arrived at Baltimore
=, Wednesday last from Havana, and reports
?, few days before she sailed two Spanish
~ had arrived, with loss Of masts and
w. =. They reported that the "a, which had
g"' :.company, was entirely cismasted. A
m" was about sailing in search of her. An
~" r',;.h ship had been totally lost, the captain
DO ..su Of which had arrived al Havana.
/, correspondent informs the Editors of the
.;,o,e American that a. physician in the
~ D has cured patient who was dying of the
.;s. by causing mis- legs TO be Immersed to
.,,es in fresh warm lie.
alate meeting Of the Trustees Of the Phi
,,.,,h;a Museum, they determined to take,
he ose and exhibition of that interesting in
,.;,n,;ou. the third story of the ARCADE, on
lease often years.
1,srpH WATsoN, Esq. was, on Tuesday last,
.,,nimously reelected Mayor of Philadelphia
70 what humiliating expedients will faction
I'd its slaves. The. Philadelphia Sentinel,
With as much gravity as though it were speak
no Of some respectable gentleman, announces
he arrival in Philadelphia of the HONORA-
MEGEORGE KREMER and Lady; and then
informs the public that this distinguished friend
Of Gen. Jackson has taken lodgings at the Swan
Hotel in Race-street.
The Democratic Press of Tuesday evening
ays-We learn with much pleasure that at the
reent election for members Of Congress, in the
Safe of New Jersey, the friends of Mr.. CRAw-
FORD, true to their principles, were generally
bund in opposition to Gen. Jackson. They
will make the same demonstrations in Pennsyl-
yania, whenever called upon. II is suggested
@lhe total prostration of all the hopes of &C.
nrLJackson's friends in the States Of Mary
land and New Jersey, will induce them to with
draw bis name as Candidate for the Presiden-
g. That of Governor Clinton is talked of in
the place Of General Jackson.
The following letter, which we find in the
Philadelphia Democratic Press, contains the
latest information on the subject of the election
in New-Jersey. The Trenton Federalist of
Tuesday mentions a report that Bergen had
also given majority for the administration:
"TRESToN, J) Oct. Is, 1926
"DEAR SIR: Since publishing the returns Of
tbe election for Congress, in New-Jersey, in the
True american, have received more com
qkte accoun, of the result, and the majorities
nihe State will be, at least 1000 The ma
wty in Cumberland county is four hundred *
lE'nty-seven; in Burlington. near 700; in Salem
near 500; in Gloucester between 900 and 700, in
Somerset, about 500, in Essex, 1900: and the
lackson majority in Hunterdon is 236 The
opposition are coniounded, and are compelled
to confess, that the people are in favor of the
Administration. Notwithstanding their asser-
TONS to the contrary, they made uneramp!ed ex-
srtiOns, and have used every means 10 ensure
the success Of their ticket. The result has
Clearly shown, that the yeomanry of the coun-
ues willnot bind themselves to the car Of fac
lon, whose object is to put down those in pow
erthatthey may obtain their places. Youewill
reloIcew,h me, dear sir, in this glorious result,
aud receive the triumphs OF our party in New
Jersey, as in the highest degree, decisive ofthe
iale that whatsoever or later befal the party,
VINO would, Tor their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, de-
S"oy the constitution and overturn the govern
ment The majority for jackson, two years
since, was rising Of 1000"
congress Elsction--From the official and un-
omeiai accounts that have reached us, We give
ne 'ol'owing statement, in round numbers, as
aoIIsarylns very far from the true state of the
poll
Slej for Adm tickst Maj. for Jackson ticket.
Easx, 1oo Manmom,h COW ono
Aladkscx. GOO Snssax ~ oIs
Morris, Ioo Warrsn 600
s0nsSet, 500
cumberland. S5o
Salem 600