Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
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MORNING, MARCH %, 1928.

80 MORNING, MARCH %, 1928.
u,u,ry', amendment 10 the Tariff Bill
NJ ~" :. was expected, rejected. The jack
s"'" mi, case voted and acted in direct
n, % the wishes and interests oil the
, 81, and Wool Grower, and in hostility to
'n, ,.r,can sys,em''-The people oil Fem
u New York, will take particular no
of this evidence offrienfi'nss' 10 a 'u0''''"'
c.,,or the House to consider Mr.
&c ..oI,,ion. relative to an adjournment,
NJ Termination to make final dis
s.ion orthe Tariff Bill.
tin c.l.no, arrived at Baltimore from
II" Il via Monte video and Vera Cruz
TOD The editors Of the American with
w., -. from South America. The brig left
i on the 9TH December: arrived al
'''-t H. On the 22d January, and sailed a
no 95,h Of the same month; touched at
an the 7,h Of the present month, and
.a.I AGAIN on the 10Th, having performed the
~ T.,,Dee from Guayaquil to Baltimore,
TIM he DELAYS a, the Intermediate por's'
"sl,v, At Guayaquil, Aour was S25 per
,.r and brandy and spirits OF all kinds
-. and high. The only Americans IN port
| ,be ship Po,osi, Herd, and brig Edwin
..,s,r both of New York.
| MONTE VIDEO.-The Celeno arrived OFT
,,.,. vidro on The 22d Jan. and was imme-
.,,, boarded BY Brazilian boat, her regis
I,-,sd ~ order Of Admiral Pinto, and all
,,;,,,;ou with the shore strictly forbld>
The Celepo was also prev from res
.,, wafer and other supplies, OF whIc she
4 ,,ncb in need of; aud this extreme risor
.,,, solely from the refusal Of Captain Frazier
., into the Port Of Monte Video, where he
,onI have been obliged to give bonds to the
0ount Of hi, vessel aud cargo, and been SUD-
..d,oa,Ieas, an expense Of one thousand
F,,y,rs Com. Biddle, Of The U S. ship Macs
MAN very politely supplied the Ceieno with
~ gallons Of water from the Macedonian, and
occurred wh,, uecessarles she wanted from the
Aora with her own boats. While on board
=, rrigate Capt. F. learnt that the hostile ar
MO, in The Province Of Rio Grande were near
.,,h other, and that battle was hourly ex-
,.c,rd. Capt. F. brought no letters from Mon
!. video. number Of vessels were there un-
Ter detention, but no further particulars were
pusd. The brig Rio had been deprived OF
,r sails, because she had drifted in gale OF
.nd; also, an English ship, which had driftee
IN the same gale.
The brig Thomas, Morris, Baltimore and Sc
,,-4 other vessels had arrived at Buenos Ay>
rs; among them was French corvette ship Of
20 guns She had been purchased by the Bue-
nos Ayrean Government, and was fitting cut by
Admiral Brown for cruizer. The brig Fidel-
lily, Of Baltimore, from Buenos Ayres for Glib
ALTAR, had been chased into Ensenada by the
5Ocsading squadron. The British Packet from
Buenos Ayres, was going into Montesideo
when the Crlrno left
VERA CRuZ.-The Celeno left Vera Cruz
nhe lo;h instant The expulsion Of the old
Spanlards from all the Mexican provinces, he'd
:I'arsd great deal of alarm and confusion, s.
igeneral suspension Of business a; Vera Cruz.
Tom. Porter was still in port; the officers Of
he squadron had addressed him memorial
olcillug his infurnc with the government to
'a'e the squadron equipped, manned, and sent
~ against the Spanish feet, for the purpose
avsnsuE the capture Of the Guerrero, and
'e death Of Captain Porter.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,is r SESSION.
Thursday, March q, 1928.
IN SENATE.
he OIL for the relief OF the widow Of the
l@ General Brown-giving her $500 dollars,
ne amour, Of pay, emolument and allowances
nom the Tine Of his death to the end Of the
present year--was, after some discussion, or
: 5sIed 'Oa Third reading. The bill providing