Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

forces, landed at Quebec, from the Challenger
frigate under the usual saluies. The Challeng.
err left Halifax on the 23d ultimo. His Excel |
ency was received by lord Dalhousie, who was
accompanied by his staff and an escor:, and
proceeded to the castle, where the councils were
in attendance to pay him their respects. He
appeared in excellent health. He resides at
presen, the Cape, at the residence OF the
Hon. Col. Gore.
The following shows that every thing is not
yet quiet in France:
A picture dealer Of the name Of Gramam
was convicted by the Chamber Of Correctional
Police Of Paris, Of having exposed for sale two
photographic engravings, called The Dream Of
Maria LOUISA and The Sleeping Lion, which had
been seized by the commssary Of Police
He was tried for having-ls:, exposed for sale
designs neither deposited with nor authorized
by the governments; end Of attacking the order
of succession to the throne; Sd. Tor having ex>
posed in public places signs and symbols cal
culated TO excite spirit of rebellion, or to ,rou.
Bile the public peace. The prisoner stated that
| he had purchased the blocks without being
ware Of their nature, and denied that they were
intended 10 attack the throne or excite rebellion
The court sentenced him TO Is days imprison
| ,nent, and fine Of 100 francs, and the cost Of
the proceedings.
From the Nurcmburg Correspondents
FRANKFORT, July I4.-Ihe cause Of the meet
ing which is 10 take place here in The course OF
this month, between the brothers Rolh.child,
is said 10 consist in the arrangement Of very
extensive financial operation, for the further
ance OF which great European Power is repre-
sented as having put the cooperation OF this
| banking house into requisilion. NJ. Charlrs de
Roihsc hid has already arrived here, some Gays
| ago, from Naples. The well known Tyrolese
| singers, who, eighteen months ago went to
| England, are likewise here al present: they are
returning 10 their own country, after prof able
termination Of their journey in the service OF
the arts, by rich harvest Of guireas. tor /, is
reported that they have cleared from co. 600 10
100000 flo'ins (9,oool Or 100000. by this trip
The Jamaica papers Of July complain of the
renewal Of piratica depredations in The West
Indies, and the neglect Of the powerful British
force in that sea TO put STOP TO them.
Mr. O'Connell was the first to announce his
return for Clare the Administration by frank
ing his four frs, letters 10 the Duke of yelling
ton, Lord Eldon, Mr. Peel, and Mr.. Gouburn :.
| Limerick Chronicle.
SpIendid Church in Russia Extract Of
letter from gentleman 10 his friend in Nor
thampton: I" AT Salem, young man just ar
rived from Petersburg. (Russia,, gave me a
piece Of rock with which the Emperor Nicho-
las is now building church which he intends
shall be the largest ever built. There will be
10 stone columns, each 81 feet high, each
weighing 100 IONS, each feet in diameter, anG
each of one solid piece OF rock"
STEAM COACH. There is a great probability
Of the steam coach, which has been built by
Messrs. Quincy s. Co answering the intended
purpose, 1t was, tried on MaEday evening, IN
the square Of the horse barracks OF the Regents
Park, and performed with great ease, a, the
rate of from 70 to IA miles an hour L, is much
improved in appearance, being now more light
and elegant than tina, which was first exhibited
London paper.
Since publishing one or two articles relative
to the manufacture Of isingla:s in this country,
we have received line from the agent of
company at Gloucester, (Mass.) which is now
carrying on the manufacture of this article and
has been for some years al that place. They
produce a large quantity Of the article every
war and are able to sell il at lower price than
The Russian, and as TO the quality many who
have used it for years prefer il to the imported
article Tor most purposes. Jour. Of Com,
REVIVAL OF BuslsEss.-The following para
| graph we take from the Journal OF commerce
Of New York.
BY referring to the reviews Of this market,
it will be that business is evsing after The
Iangour of the dog days. Purchasers are crowd
ing into the city; goods are moved briskly a.
bout; crowds appear AT the auction rooms; the
stores and shops are assuming increased acti
vi,y and there is every indication Of good fall
business. The tariff does not seem 10 have pa
| rallied mercantile enterprise. It's tre ndS and
enemies will both be disappointed in its re-
suits Thi. city is, and must BE, great mart;
and the cioaking Of political observers will be
unheeded amidst the din Of business and the
success Of trade.
Washington's U0rks 1t is said that ar
rangemen,s have been made for transIatng
Wsshington's Works, TO be published by
Sparks, into the German language; measure
that cannot but prove well to The cause Of pull
| tic al amelloration.
Venus.-Dr Mitchell in letter to the Editors
of the Statesman, speaking ofthe recent appear.
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