Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
N1f,aaX AZ N.Di&1As
",,,v MORNING, JANUARY %. 1893

.o.,ect Of peace with Biaz'i, ana 'ha' oo'"
.,,;es were making every exerton TO place
,r,ries on good footing. The market
..i,rsl to rise gradually, as also had doub-
,oo,s which a, one time were at S74a7o-
80, ~, now al S6Sa7o, each Flour, Ssoass
M. Domrs,ics, 80 inches, 10 r'ais per
-. Rum, $500 per hid; Gin, $1,000 per
do in cases, S35a4o. each; Brandy,Sl5 500
Furniture is ex,ra,aeantly high; the
-, common chairs sril for 500 per dom.
" mahogany to be had. Pine Lumber, $3.50
500 per 1000 !ee''
TIL. New York Daiiy Advertiser, IN cons
,cn,ine on the recen, triumph oil the L''nera'
.r,v in France, remarks-,hai IL will Piace
=. minority in an awkward Lredicamen', and
nav possibly cause ihe resignation OF
.,,,ov,I oS NJ. Niuele from the Cabinet lie
undoubtedly the abcst, aud perhaps Tor t"a'
reason, among others, he most obnoxious i"-
a;y;dual in it to the opposition Ills pohcy
has been rigorous, and high,toh'o-'nofe 'o'
MO- shouli ,hink, than the times, or pubilc ''ei-
;cg would warrant. The progress Of improve
mqn,, the force Of popular opinion, the genefai
h.rtr of Observation-Disclosures and csntroaI IN
Al. ROYAL councils, cannot be resisted, and
,hs ,.oyersmenr must, in some degsee at
least. Weld 10 that combined power. II is
hfhcun lesson for any Old BOURBON 10
harm. aud perhaps more ditficaltto practice.
b., the time viii coa,e, unless much prudence
Is exercised in the administration OF the Ma
uouaI affairs when i, viii carry all before IT,
Fron Hauanaa.-By the brig ARDELEE,
Can, Busu, The editors Of the New York Ga
,e,,e have received The HAVANA Weekly Re-
nor, 10 the 5,h inst. inclusive. Some idea may
ne formed % the immense trade carried on
with tina, place by American vessels, by stat
;,, ,hr fact that there were ono hundred and hir-
T., eight vessels in port on the 5th o! which n'ne-
fee (mpre than two thirds,) were American.
The following is the total amount OF exports
for the year is27:-Sagai. 26! ,oosa boxes, and
= 1903 hhds Coff' c, .,452,9 arrobas; Mo'as-
= ses, -, sssi hhfs., Honey, e22l hhds.; Wax,
lo,os3i arrobas; Hides; $685.; Taha, 1888
pipes; Sesars, 1877 500! lbs, Tobacco 792,2sS
,b, aud specie, Si,io6,9s6.
The National rn,elligtnccr OF Yesterday says
,Llt the Commissioners for The adjustment oil
claims under the frs, article Of the Treaty OF
Client, adjourned on Friday last, to meet again
the 6rs, Of March next:
The hill Establishing 4 manufacturing COM
,anv at the falls OF The Rippahannoek, mas
\ a,sed the VII giria House Gf delegates, oy
yo,e Of lis to 7s. Our readers will ma some
interesting remarks from the Richmond " hiS
on this subject, in 10 days paper.
Ms,srs NJ. Smith s. Co have issued propo-
,as ror establishing new daily paper in Rich-
mond, Va. 10 be called the Richmond CONNER
cial s. Manufacturers Advertiser. l, Is the
leading Object Of the proprietors, TO diffusr IN
,elIeence, connected with the subject of ma
aur,c,ures The paper is to be edited by John
a Peasants, and NJ Smith.
TIE American Colonization Sooiety held
its eleventh annual meeting on Saturday
last, in the Hall of the House of Represents
dyes Mr.. Clay took the chair, and the meet
ns was addressed BY Messrs Harper, Latrobe,
Key, Gusts and Fitzhugh, resolutions were
passed voting the thanks OF the Society to lis
officers, the board Of Managers, the diHerent
auxiliary societies, and the Colonial Agent.
The society then proceeded to the choice Of
officers, when the following gentlemen were ap-
81 pointed:
~ Hon. Bushrod Washington, President.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Hon William II Crawford, Of Georgia,
Hon. Henry Clay, Of Washington,
Col. Henry Rutgers, or New York.
Hon. John c. Herbert, Of Maryland,
Philip Thomas, Esq. of do.
Robert Ralstou, Esq. oil Philadelphia,
Gen. John Mason, OF Georgetown, DC.
Samuel Bayard, Esq. Of New Jersey,
Isaac McKinl, Esq OF Maryland,
Col John Hattw ell Cock, Of Virginia,
Hon. Daniel Webster, of Boston,
fr.p Z Marcos of VIRGINIA