Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
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'snAy MORNING, MARCH 20, 1873

.AEGSS%A -0lsAz.ss 100
enAy MORNING, MARCH &c, 1873
,as,s aven,ion to the Ietter OF Capt.
1.,,,n, Of the Navy, concerning the A% asa.
49,, 60, a, Liberia, is requested. They
p =, i. mach to interest them.
-, &C New York writes 10 his
:. this place, that the first volume oil
k,v.,,,er's Dictionary is now nearly ,hro'
nd ,ha, the second will be compile,
n.,vsmber next: the whole work will
r,.o he ready for delivering during the
.,r He adds that the production
f,ny equal the expectation OF its patrons
- :. ,.s,ec,s, and, in some, go far beyond.
\ '~rnler Of subscribers exceeds two 'hou-
a sra is rapidly increasing.
r. ling Governor Of New York has re-
,,,ed bis health.
H., r,,orl Of the Bedding Committee
.,p,,ter Mn Monument Association, II
/ that considerable progress has been
/ ,ts work. Great care has been taken
.,r,,,,re of the ioumda,iOn; and 1t is be-
4 ,br work, when completed, will surpass
/ .,,,;Inv, any thing of similar nature IN this
,,,rc The quantity Of stone in the foun-
i, about 400 tons. Four courses OF the
.,nu,o, are nearly completed, and there IS
,o,s enough finished, and on Bunker Hill, to
:, n eipbt courses. The average quanti>
= .,o,e in each Of the first twelve courses
|, ,oo tons, and each course aises 1t ? ieet 8
acaes in height
u. bo,s,inp apparatus, tools and buildings
.ouvhp 10 The Association, are estimated al
wards Of SO, 500 The Commitiee, in adj
,o,iop ,ke structure thus far, and preparing
i, son, not yet placed, have expended more
an $4,000; making in all $4,000.
Tn, Massachusetts Legislature have op-
tainted 4 BoarG Of Directors OF Internal I'm
Lo,pmeY,., for tae express purpose OF attend
D., n the duties connected With the proposed
road Communications between Boston and
In, Hudson River, aud Boston and Providence.
The Quebec Gazette states that his Excel
,,cy The Governar in Chief received by the
|D,rmbcr mail notification hat the King
had b-tD pleased 10 appoint him TO succeed
Hon. Cumbrrmore in the Command in Chief
plalla, Whenever that officer ,hall return to
|Eeiaad, and tha, whenever his eXcellcncy
hall a, bis own convenience fix a period for
l,ing Canada, successor viii lie named, but
| be Gazette ADDS, "His Excellency has no in
Ha,ion cf liking .',ar period a present"
Thsfilowing article relative to the illness oil
he KING OF England, Is copied from Liver
POOL paper # Feb. 2lst, The latest, received at
Boston
Extract # Letter from London Feb. 1877, p. NJ.
~lhe statements in the Morn. Chronicle,
lSrrrr, and Atlas, newspapers, on the sub
pr ot the Mugs health, are much al variance
s'h rhe Windsor lrrters, which represent his
N',y as gradually recovering froi, the weak
." N hi> lr,,s with which he has been so long
Lfc' j. When we recall TO mind the impru-
n' A'N tons Of some public journals as tothe
SAFE Of the n;e Duke Of York, wesh all not be
apr,ssd al finding such statements with re-
S'e'le to his MAJESTY; and certainly they
o'h he meritorious il they were not calcula.
ncorceal from the country a fact which
3N at length, transpire with additional force
on the circumstance OF the attempt 10 con-
|&lit
lie ruth is, and have my Information from
authentic source, that the health Of his Ma
Al mas been, for some time giving way and
"'r', has resisted the milder remedies, while
|'"iPIdIy Of the system, which is but too
'0noa IN dropsical complaints, has mani
'sSd itself. Indeed from the statement
'"'n nus been made to me, am warranted
IaM'nS TO the conclusion, that the situation
os Majesty already resembles, but too
'T'y' That OF the late Duke Of York in the
NV P,r,od OF his las, illness. The latest ac.
''a'' have received of the Kings health,