Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
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rn,D.Y MORNING, JULY IS. 1897.

z.ns Of Lexington 10 give him public dinner
We are pra,i6ed 10 see II announced In the
Kentucky Reporter, that General Jackson 'e
ter To- Carter Beverly, and reply thereto, o3
Mr. CLAY. addressed TO the, Public, VIII De
published in the mex, number OF that paper.
Alta meeting of the citizens, convened oy
n,hl;. notice. at the National Hotel, in The city
ns New York, on the 9th instant, for the pur-
nose Of appointing Delegates to attend Con-
,eu,;on of the Friends of the Growers and Ma
nu(a,urers of Wool, TO be held IN Albany Oh tue
10Th inst. JONI MAsoN was called to the ohair'
and PLrER Fl. ScHExcx appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
I,,oIrs5 That this meeting fully concurs IN
..o rr,nos,l Of Convention at Harrisburg, IA
nn,be 5o,h inst. TO take into consideration the
lenres,ed and declining interests oil the crow
60 aud Manufacturers OF Wool; and, also, In
,b,. axnedicncv of the Convention invited 20
meet at Albany on the 10th inst. Tor the purpose
Of appointing Delegates from this State to the
Convention al Harrisburgh.
ReSoiyei, as he sense Of this meeting, That the
interests Of agriculture, Of manufactures, ahd oi
commerce, require the adoption oil such lur'bef
legislative measuses, IS shah efectualiy proleCt
,hs Growing and manufacturing of wool, from
,hr roinous effects Of foreign competition; ana
,ho, he same beneficial results 10 the industry
and commerce. of the country, and 10 The inter
,,, az the consumer of woolen goods, would
ar;s. from such measures as are SO universally
and ,bundantly realized in the case oil cotton
Goods. leather, hats, paper, and various pro-
ducts of agric allure ana manufactures, hereto
Snre "a projected as TO secure to them the home
market.
BeSolysd. That this meeting do appoint i've
Delegates from this city and county, TO attend
.he Convention at Albany Oh the 10Th INST. anu
that Messrs Peter Sharne, Peter h. Schemes,
lanes Lynch, Samuel St. John, and isaac Ilsr-
son, be the said Delegates.
Esso!rsd That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and published in all the daily papers OF this
civ Adjourned. ]. MASON, Chairman.
PETER II. ScHENCK, Secretary.
FJOm Eance.-The Brig Duxbury, 81 days
from Rochelle, arrived at Boston on Saturday
afternoon, and brought file of the Journal du
Commerce to the 9th May. The latest paper
contains long correspondence between Tho
French Commercial Agent, sent to Peru, ane
the Minister Of the latter government, In which,
he refused to accredit the former, because nj:
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merce thinks the French Agent has been yer!
unfortunate in his lanshage and reasoning.
NJ Malher, Consul General ofFrance to Hay
ii, had arrived at Bresi, in the frigate Medici
Two vessels Of the line land six frigates hac
Just been prepared for sea at Brest,
IeteEirom Bourbon, Feb.25, says, the por
Of the Isle France is closed to the French flag
The frisafe Guerrero, built at Marseilles
for the Pacha Of Egypt, had arrived in safety
at Alexandria; but the corvette is said TO have
been taken by the Greeks, and carried to Napol
di Romano
The damages sustained at Toulouse, sc
are said to be incalculable. A freshet had also
caused great disasters at St, Etienne. Several
lives were lost.
Letters from CARrHAGENA dated the 10th oil
June, and others from CARACAS GATED the 18th
have been received at New York. Those from
the latter place state that messenger had just
arrived from Bcgota, bringing intelligence that
the Congress had refused to accept the resig-
nations Of Bolivar and SANT,NDER The fol-
lowing is an extract from one the letters from
Car,hagena:-' Business continues dull, and
without any prospect of improvement until the
political crisis is at an end. This end approach
es. and We hope soon to be able to announce to
you better state Of things. By the last advi-
ees from Bogola it appears that part Of the Co.
lombian army in Peru, had again joined Boil
vars party. They have seized the authors OF
the rebellion, and sent them prisoners to Gen.
Florez. The Congress at Bogo,a was deliber-
a,ing on the resignation Of Bolivar, which, in
all probability will not be accepted.
according TO letters from l.aguira, England
will agree 10 assist Colombia in her pecuniary
embarrassment, but only OH condition that Boil