Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-17

! CT North Cardinals moving 10 postpone tn
further consideration of the bill to the Sd o
March next, or in other words, TO reject it,
The following are the ayes and noes, on Mr.
Williams motion:
YEAs.--Addams, Pa. Alexander, Va. Ale1an
der, Ten. Allen, Ten. Aston, Archer, Arm
strong, Bailey, Bartlett, BARLEY, Barriuger
Basset,, Beecher, Blair, Boon, Bradley, Bryan
Campbell, Carson, Cary, Claiborne, Clarke
Cooke, Conner, Cook, Crovninshield, Crump
Davenport, Deitz, Edwards, N. G. Everet,
Findlay, Ohio, Forsyth, Garrison, Gist, Govan
Harris, Haynes, Healey, Henry, Hines, Holmes
Isacks, Johnson, Va. Johnson, Ky. Kiuera
Krebs,> Kremer, Le,cher, Long, Martindale
Mccoy, Mediation, Mckee, Mclean, Ohio
McNeill, Merriwether, Metcalfe, Miner, Jas. S,
Mitchell, Mitchell, S. c. Mitchell, Ten. Moore,
Ky Moore, Alabama, Owen, Phelps, Plumer,
Rives, Saunders, Sawyer, Shannon, Sloane,
Stewart, Taliaferro, Taylor, Va. Test, Thomp-
son, Geo. Thompson, Ohio, Trezvant, Trim
bic, Tucker, s. CT Vance, Vin,on, Wickliffe,
Williams. Wilson, Ohio, Wood, ". Y. Woods,
Ohio, Worthington, Wright, Young--sl.
NAys-AIlen, Mass Anderson, Angel, Ash
ley, Badger, Baldwin, Barber, Con. Bsrney,
BayIies, Brent, Brown, Buchanan, Buckner,
Burgess, Cambreleng, Cassidy, Condict, Davis,
Dorsey, Drayton, Dwight, Eastman, Es,ilI,
Findlay, Pa Forward, Garnsey, Garnett. Cur
| ley, Halle, Harvey, Hasbrouck, Hayden, Her
rick, Hobart, Hoffman, Holcombe, Houston,
Hugunin, Humphrey, Ingersoll, Johnson, NY.
KidLer, Lathrop, Lawrence, Lecompte, Little,
Livingston, Locke, Marable, Markell, Markley,
Marvin, N. Y. Mattocks, McDuffie, Mexican.
McLane, Del. McManus, Mercer, MerwIn, Con.
Miller, N. Y. Miller, Pa. John Mitchell, Mitch
ell, Md. Newton, O'Brien, Orr, Pearce, Peter,
Polk, Porter, Powell, Reed, Ripley, Rose, Ross,
| Sands, Scott, Sill, Smith, Sprague, Stevenson,
Pa. Stevenson, Va. Storrs, Strong, Swan, Tom
linson, Tucker, N. J. Van Horn, Van Rens-
selaer, Varnum, Verplanck, Wales, Ward.
Weems, White, Whittemore, Whittesey, Jas.
Wilson, Wolf, Wur,z--loo
| The question required on Mr.. BURGESS mo-
| ton to recommit, upon which the ayes and noes
were again ordered--Ayes 81, Noes SO. The bill
was therefore recommitted to Committee of
the Whole House, and made the order of the
day for tomorrow; and the House adjourned.
II is understood that the Senate OF the United
States has confirmed the nomination Of Joel R.
Poinsett to the office Of Minister 10 the Assem-
bly, Of American Nations at Tacubaya; and that
of William Jones to the Office Of Collector Of
the Customs for the Port Of Philadelphia.
Nat. Int.
We learn, unofTicially, and we learn it with
pleasure, that THNcH RINeGoLD has been re-
| appointed by the President, with The unanimous
consent Of the Senate, TO be Marshal of the u
nited States for the District Of Columbia, for
four years from the 3lst Of January inst. when
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From North Carolina, we learn that Robert
Strange has been chosen Judge ofthe Supe-
rior Court, vice Judge Paxton, resigned, and
that James Martin has been chosen Judge OF
the same Court, to succeed w. P. Mangum,
who held the Office by Executive appointment.
There were, already, we learn, two Judges Of
that Court taken from the County in which
Judge Mangum resides, which accounts for
his appointment not being confirmed by the
Legislature.
From Kentucky, we learn that ar act passed
the Legislature, declaring unconstitutional and
void the act establishing what has been called
the New Court, s re-es,ablishing the Old Court
of Appeals of the State. This act the Govern.
or returned, with objections, contained in long
and argumentative Message. The two Houses
pdSScu tuS Jill, Tic SofSIuOi o"jSSs'o"S
Notwithstanding, and it is now the law Of the
land. Judge Boyle, the Chief Justice, having
been translated 10 the Federal Court OF Kentuc-
KY, that Office is vacant. Judge Bibb has been
nominated by the Governor 20 fill 1t; and we
have not heard whether the nomination has
been confirmed or not The Associate Judges
Of tina, Cour, are Benz. Mills and VIM. Ouseley
i 3D.
Outrage on american Citizens at Rio.
NoRroLx, JANUARY l3.--We learn from Capt.
Hu,chens, of the brig Midas, that a serious dis
,urbance took place at Rio Janeiro, few days
previous to his. sailing, in November last, In
consequence Of the impressment OF man who
represented himself 10 be an American
A Midshipman Of the U. S. Ship Cyane, who
was experimenting some workmen from the
ship, in making or repairing mast, whilst re-
monstrating with the press-gang against the
impressment Of American seamcn, was violent
" assailed by the Commandant Of the Arsenal,
by blow which nearly felled him to the ground;
he instantly returned the compliment, and laid
his assailant at his feet. During this affray