Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-25

distant when it will take place. Those who
emigrate 10 that country are undisguised IN
expressing their determination, as the provin-
Gals do, TO make stand, and set up for them
selves, whenever they feel strong enough 10 re-
sist the paren. government. Knowing these
things, and the disturbances and want oil go
vernment in the province, We think there is
every probability tina, the repor, is true
From the Neac- York Commercial .qdrertiser, jan 90
THE WEATHER.
The cold was more intense on Saturday night
than we have experienced this winter. Yester-
day it moderated little, and this morning at
II O'Clock, the thermometer stands at 90 deg.
above zero. We have had no arrivals from
sea since Thursday last. Two fore and ait
scuooners and slooP, were in the ice at the
Narrows all yesterday. Schr Wasnngton's
Barge, Boswor,h, from Norfolk, go' up 70 Jer
sey City on Tuesday. Two small schrs one
with pine wood, go, into the Quarantine dock
on Saturday morning; the pilot boat Gratitude,
is also al that wharf. The vessels before re-
ported as al anchor outside the Hook, remained
there u, sunset on Saturday. The pilot who
took the ship Savannah 10 SEA on Thursday,
came up yesterday overland, having been taken
of by the pilot boat Gratitude, and walked to
the Long Island shore on the ice. He states
that the brig Ton,ine came in yesterday as far
as the S. w. Spit, but stood out again. He
could not see yesterday from the bluffs the YES
sells which were a. anchor outside on Saturday,
aud j, is thought they may have moved further
south to avoid the ice. 1t was also stated that
they remained yesterday afternoon as before.
Wood carts were employed yesterday in dis
tribu,ing supplies. The Jersey City and Ho.
boken Ferry Boats have continued TO ply 10
Whitehall slip, but the river Immediately a.
bove Hoboken is closed entirely across. The
Narrows are choaked with ice al every change
of the tide The ice a, the Quarantine ground
has become fixed, and the Steam boat has not
been able TO come out since Friday The Am
boy Bay is said TO be almost entirely frozen
over. We hear also that Long Island Sound
is frozen entirely across little above He'll Gate
We understand that the Underwriters have,
with praiseworthy liberalily, chartered the
schr. Little William, Capt. Eyins, to cruize in
our OHing, FOR The purpose OF afording relief
to inward bound vessels. She is to be well
provided with fre.wood, and suitable clothing
of every kind, and crew Of about City men.
The accounts from all quarters speak OF the
intense cold AT Athens. Ga. on the LIST inst.
the thermometer stood at deg above zero -
AT Alexandria, D. {. on Wednesday last, at 6
A. NJ. deg. above zero.
Much damage has been sustained in the north
part of this State, and in Vermont, by the guam
tity of snow which has fallen. Tire iron works
belonging to Captain Da,y, a, Fairhaven, VI.
we're cru shed to the ground from the accumu-
lation of snow which had fallen on them-Cap-
tain D's loss is estimated al $500. The same
paper contains the account Of barns, and other
out-buildings destroyed in thatpart OF the coun-
try. The snow on the mountain was sic feet IN
depth. A number Of buildings in the neigh.
borhood Of Whitehall have been injured, and
some totally destroyed, by the late snow storms
AT Moffiit's store, in Columbia county, the
on "Wednesday last, stood at %
degrees below zero.
PosrscR1p1, IL o'cIock.-Our boatmen have
inst communicated the following:-The inward
bound vessels still remain below There IS an
opening ofthe ice from the city TO Staten Island
and schooner is now above the Narrows CO.
ming up. The Pawes' Hook and Hoooken
steam ferry boats, have made several trips TINS
morning to and from Whitehall.
Quarter pasf one O ciock.-We learn from Capt.
Vanderbilt, Of the Steam boat Nautilus, came
up this forenoon, that the schrs Richmond Fac
ket, fiom Richmodd, Fly, from do; Sea Horse,
from do; Jos. Bonner, from Washington, n. T.
all got under way from Quarantine this Tore
noon, & are coming up; fore and att sch" from
Richmond, is ashore on Coney Island; :he two
men that were seen yes,ernoon in North RiVer
were taken up alive near fort La Fayette, oy
some men from Long Island.
TANNERS Oil.