Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-10
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ruEsDAY MORNING, JULY 10. 1927.

Regulations nave oeen duoPteu enu P1
cd by the Government of Mexico, prohibiting
foreigners from passing the frontiers, landing
in any Of the ports Of the Republic, or travel
ing thence into the interior, without regular
passport, issued or countersigned by some ei
The agents of Mexico; in consequence OF which.
eur resident Minister at that Court, whose du-
ty i, is, under these regulations, TO certify that
persons claiming the protection OF the United
States, are entitled 20 il, gives notice that every
american citizen who leaves the United States
with the intention Of visiting Mexico is e1-
pected to furnish himself with properly anthem
ticated certificates of citizenship, eountersigned
by an Agent of the Mexican Republic. Pass
ports issued by the Mexican Vice Consuls In
the Ports of the United States, will not be con-
sidered as sufficient testimony relationship.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appoint
cd Monday the Esd inst. for an election to nil
the vacancy in Suffolk District, occaSioned oy
the resignation Of Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, ana
precpt has issued accordingly to the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city Of Boston.
Its understood tina, president Holley, late OF
Transatlantic University, has abandoned his
ntem2lated tour 10 Europe, and is about to
take charge Of seminary in New-Orleans.
Mr.. CLAY arrived al Maysville, Ky. on the
e5th ult and left tina, place in about two hours
after his arrival, for Lexington. Before he left
Maysville, a committee appointed BY the ci'l.
zeus of he town, invited him to partakc OF a
public dinner, which he politely declined.
His reception a. Steubenville, Ohio, was as
gratifying as that at Pi,,sburg, and the public
Dinner was as numerously attended in proper
ton. Particulars viii be given tomorrow.
We perceive by the New-York papers that
meeting Of the friends Of the "Amcrcan Sts-
s tenn" particularly those of ,coot-gro,rns and
wool-manufac,uring, was to have taken place
Yesterday at the National Hotel, for the pur-
pose Of choosing delegates 10 attend the Manu-
facturers' Convention at Albany on the 18Th
instant. The. Albany Convention will select
delegates to The. Convention at Harrisburg.
The Jacksonites Of Pennsylvania, alarmed at
the "signs Of the times" are now claiming to
be the advocates OF the "American SYSTEM,
when, in fact, they are deadly hostile, and are
led by Southern demagogues, who do not pre-
tend to disguise their hostility. LANepoN
CHEvEs, the bosom frienG Of John {. Calhoun,
has been selected, with much flattery, the lead
ar Of the jackson party in Pennsylvania, not
outstanding The fac, is notorious, that he is
he author Of the essays signed "SAY," pub
lished in MIR. walsh's paper, while the Tariff
bill was before Congress. In these essays, MIR.
Cheves opposed the protection of Domestic
Manufactures, BY the laying Of duties, in any,
and in every shape. lie was utterly hostile TO
doing any thing on the subject. He held, that
manufactures, should be left to regulate them
selves, without the least aid from the Govern
mCnt. writer in the Democratic Press has
called the attention of the people to this gross
piece Of inconsistency, and has shown very
clearly that Mr.. Cheves was opposed to the e.
lection of Governor Sbulze, on the ground of the
Governors opinions relative to the Tariff and
Internal Improvements.
The whole number Of barrels Of -four inspect
ed in Richmond, Virginia, for the year preced-
Ing the Soth June was $4,000. The following
statement shows the quantity inspected during
The las. quarer of the same year
4o94 barrels superhne
o54 do fine
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