Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

'' 49,. lion Of scraps from late Foreign jour-
=, 81 which m,y a"l'e aud interest cur Fe'-
IS.
49,, oop,enpss Of Captain CoTnick, of the
r.r.oo % days from Havre, the editors
p ,imore American are indebted for
rrI,,r. o.pers to the fifteenth ult. in
.,r.5,ion preparing at Marseiles was
arfarwariness. Thirrvtwo merchant
.l.e,igh,ed by government, were ready
II was said that horses * forage were
,rr, b,std for the expedition. Pre-
lion, we're going on with like activity al
,mo Great complaints were made Of the
r,.s,, convoy Of French vessels in the lie,
ur'
a.. Eecper Of the Sells had presented the
the new law relating 10 the Pre- -
,. ,,,., cen iorship is abolished, "as the force
"a, Lu,, aud the opinion Of virtuous citizens
..,lob be . sufficient guard against any OUT
.rmoral,. or assault on the dignity Of the
'.n, This declaration was received with
,,,.r,l APPRECIATION by the Chamber.
n, ,comDara,ive statement in the Monilcur,
.,,s,rs rhat the amount Of the indirect i'm
,..,, Of n, .hrc. frsl months of 1928, exceeds
,..,f,r the slnc months in 1927, by l9,l32,-
w l4aos
The In,e.Hgcuccr thinks that the Chesapeake
,,l OHIO Canal bill will be taken sp in the
Sg.,c To-Day.
In me House Of Reprs natives, on Friday,
Y, }IcDuRe, from the Select Committee, to
rb,n was referred the message the Peesi-
demon the subject of the late Outrage, made
,god, which vas laid On the table and order
a to be printed.
Nr. P. P Barbour presented also report
ga.,h he was one, which was also laid on the
,le lnJ ordered To be printed.
The Washington papers do not contain the
report. and the following par agra2h from the
LanA IS all that is said on the subject.
There are two resolutions appended 10 the
-D,r, e the Select Committee on The sub ject
l'he l,,anll, one ofwhich asserts that breach
l prni.ece has been committrd. which rem
tG, the Derp'trator obnoxious to the CEN
y,e Of tine HOUSE, while the other recon-
n.ads mat th.re Shall b- no further pr'Ceed>
ne N he subject. Here is palpable discre-
r.ry IN ne report. |, pronounces guilt, and
lsh,, the gully in ,hc same sentence. We
t,at know that tAc Committee kept precise
!, within the bounds Of thcir duty in taking
I'm, dounle Office upon them. Even If they
ll, We think they will hardly be justified in
-gy,s crrne world in assuming the double
-gv,, 10 corIsmn ard 20 forgive.
The II. Y. Evening Post wonders that Gov.
Ge,' cuer resp. cling Mr.. Adams, which APP
F,nel in 4 lat, Richmond Enquirer, "has not
."rcl,G any potion Of the public attention
" In i, ought TO have done, and which we
Tie ro,,l should have though; i, could no,
have mis- d."
Il ~ editor Of the Post will recollecl that
Gov, Giles has, Of late, written SO much and 50
hoishy has fixed the seal of inconsis eHov so
1rmIy to hi, conduct, and has so shamefully
degraded his oSice, he need wonder no longer
'la' any OF his productions should not "attrac'
public attention.
Tie New York Statesman says-lh he 74th
'gmber Of the Qaarler!y Review, for March,
which came to hand few days since, contains
sons articles on interesting heads; and also
oec.hly well written. with the exception o.
aiasr 100 frequent negligences Of style, incou'
listen; with the rank and influence Of the
work.
VDe Of the articles in this number of the work
sare,iew Of the Narrative of "Suballern" oil
he campaigns Of Washington and New Or