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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-31
Foy the Pkr,ir Gazette.

Farewell! yet if some future hour
sbonll bring sadden'd thought to thee
.rho,,,, feel the sting-the withering power
Oethat dark dream of memory.
blame thee mott is not meet,
That should to the world reveal
Those fairy charms are false as sweet
And only feign when they should feel
There is spell around thee gwen
Which is too pure-too bright tor thee
partsking ola dream like Heaven
That waking leaves but misery
Oh! nay that charm be early flown
oh, may that spell be worn away,
ndIeaye but truth and love alone,
70 throw their warm and kin ired ray
w. IL. p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-31

"iiark thee, thou Perthshire n.a,e" .,i,.,
Prince, YET smiling, while he spoke, at Inc .. VIC
dy puncliio OF the honest bureher. SHE NV,
is as little 10 me as she is to !h,e. 3u, :.
idle moment, IS you may learn from ,hos. ~ II
thee, il thou sawest il not ,hyselr d;I 49,
passing grace, which is likely to cost the NJ.
wretch her life. There is 30 one here wb.s,
can trust 10 protest her agans, the di>cirr:'
of belt and bow string, with which The Rt p''
brutes who follow Douglas viii bea, b,r
death, since such is his pleasure"
"lf such he the case, my lirge, She he's s,;l.
10 every honest mans protection; aud sine, -,
wears u pc;'icoa., though | would j, ,r.,.
Longer, and Of less Iaacirul fashion, r'i
answer lor her protection as well as q sinai
man may. But where am TO bcslow brr;m
Good l.i'h, | cannot tell" said The Pin.
take her TO SIR John Ramorny's lodr;n,
But, no-no-h, is II! al ease, aud beside, ,b.,,
are reasons-take her 10 the dcvll if rhor 49,,
bu, place her in safety, and oLIige Robin =
Roihsay."
"My noble Prince" said the Smita, 81 bny
always with reverence, that wo.Id rather OF,
defcnceless woman tu the care of the f,.l
lhan If Sir John Ramorny. But though IN.
vii BE worker in fire like myself. We, kron
not hi, haunts, and with all of Holy Cbur,r
hope TO keep him on terms Of d,!ince. ,,s
moreover, how am | TO convey her o., Ct III,
crowd, or through the streets, in such nun
ming habit, may BE- well made qurs'i,n."
For The leaving the convent" said n.
Prince, ",hs good mork (seizing upOn tlenr.r
IS. by his cowl,l Father Nicholas or Bgajl,e
"Poor brother Cyprian, al your Highne,.,
command said the farher."
".Ay, ay, brother Cypriao," cor,inucd n,
Prince, "yes. Brother Cyprian shall let 70.
out ar some secre, passage which he know, a.
and will see him again to pay Princes U2gE
Tor H."
The churchman bowed In acqpi scrn,e. an.
poor Louise, who, duriag I'll, debate, l,5
iooksd from the one speaker 10 the o.h.r, ha,
| lily said, 81 viii uoI scadaze this good mai
with my foolish g4"b--l have mantle Hyrc..
binary wear"
"Why, there, Smith, thou has fiiar's hood
and woman's mantle to shruud ,hee under. |
would al my frailties were as well shroudd.
Farewell, honest FLOW, will thank thee here.
AFTER"
Then, as if afraid Of farther objrc'irn on h,
Smi'h's part, lie FASTENED into the pal4ce
| Henry Cow remained supplied at wh4, BIZ
! passed, and at fading himself involved ma
charge a. once in'erring much danger, and IL
| equal risk Of scandal, both which, Joined 'ol
principal share which hr had taken, with hh
usual (prwarIness, IN The fray, might, he do
him no small injury in The sun hr pursued mos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
COLOMBIA

We resre, TO learn, FROM a source on which
we place reliance, that there is too much foun-
datlon for he rcpor, published in our paper Of
yesterday w,'h regard 10 the ssdi.ious move
meni made in Puerto Cabelio, in favor of Boil
war * in opposition to the Constitution. Tina,
its inmedi1 te effects must be lamcntab!e Tor
The country We greatly apprehend, and should
not be surprised 10 hear Of scenes of bloodshed;
but receh: events have given us new and solid
grounds Tor confidence iu TIC 'irruv anu resu
luton OF the people, and we feel no doubt OF
the Ultimate triumph Of republican principle.
IL he friends of liberty are to lose Bolivar,they
may console themsclve. with this reelection
which is in fact of far greater Importance. We
are not able, ipr want Of room, to exteRl our
+, marks further to day.
Caracas papers before US to March 18Th,
contain the official declaration, Of the civic and
Csllao battallions al Caracas, and the Caraboho
battalion at La Guayra, in favour OF Bolivar,
also that ofthe municipality Of Caracas, in Ia
YOUR Of the Convention Things indicate q
military conspiracy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
From the National Journal.
did moi 81, ON SATURDAY.:

The Senate did not sit OH Saturday:
In the House Of Representatives Mr.. luck>
er, of South Carolina, made another attempt
to get up his resolution to appoint a Commits
tee 10 fix the dav of ad adjournment, but the House
refused to consider the resolution-ayes IS,
noes Sc. The discussion Of the Tariff was then
resumed, the question being On The amendment
Of MIR Malay, as amended by Mr.. Su'hrr-
land. Mr.. Wright, OF Ohio, moved 10 amend
| the amendment in the line where a duty oil 20
| cents d ward is ny posed on The fabric, by adding
/ the word FIVE" so as to make i, read IS cents.
After a short discussion on the question oil of>
der, and the effec, Of the amendment, The mos
ton was regatived-ayes "a, noes lis Mr..
Stewar, :hen renewed two OF his propositions,
made in Committee Of the Whole, the one rals-
ing the duty on the higher minimums, and the
other 10 assess the duties at The place frheTe
imported. The first proposition was negatiV>
ed by a vote Of 10 To IS; and he second, by d
vote of 1876 10 ~. Mr.. Marlindale then mov-
ed to amend by raising the progressive duty
ayes rs, noes ll6. Mr.. Wright, oil ONO,
moved a new ~proyiso, which was deiea'ed-
avg, so, noe, 100: After an Intellectual attempt,
because GU, Of order, of M. Woods, OF Ohio,
to amend the original bill, SO as !" STRIKE ou'
the second item Of Mr.. Mallary's amendment,
which was no, stricken out by MIR. Sutherland,
the question Of agreeing 10 the amendments OF
MIR. Mallary as amended by Mr.. Sutherland,
was ,aken-ayes lsS, noes II. Mr.. "icSilne
then demanded the previous question-ayes ~,
noes I25. On motion OF Mr.. Randolph, me
House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

HAT thew were about to give 4 death blow to
the bill: and by the Others, that they were about
ID force a nauseous pill down the threats of the
friends Of the AID .ninislraiion and The industry
OF the country. Putting the Southern repre-
sentatives, QUO of the question, because they,
on principle will go against any bill, the con.
melting parties seem 10 have been animated thro-
out by these motiyes-the Jackson marty by a
desire to force upon the House and the coun>
try under the name OF protection, a Tariff
neutral and delusive in its character; and the
friends OF The Administration, by a determine
ton to throw into the oil as much:activity, ef.
hciency, and advantage to the great Interests of
the Nation as possible, and thus to take the bill
IN a better form and with it to place away from
the Opposition the pretext which would have
been furnished to them for The abuse of the
Administrator and their friends, by an oppo.
site course Of voting. The struggle is ap.
preaching a close. The friends uf the Admin
istratioa have done their duty, in voting for
the best modification they could obtain, and if
the bill should ultimately be defeated, the peo-
pie Will be a, no loss, OIL a comparison of The
course Of the opposing parties, to make a COR
rect award of the responsibility Of such defeat.
The votes which have been taken have
shown that, while j, gives no substantial pro.
lection 10 The wool growing and manufacturing
districts OF the country, even in its present
shape, the majority are determined to make i,
is obnoxious as possible 70 the navigation and
trade Of the Eastern States with the West In
dies. We notice the introduct:on of some du.
ties into the bill that have 10, been asked for
from any quarter. The great struggle seems
10 have been on the part Of the minority TO fur.
nish a real protection to domestic manufactures
OF wool al all events, as well a, other articles,
but their efforts have been completely defeated
on every vote, by ne union Of the Jackson par
~ from The North and the ani-Tarih votes
from the South. II The oppressive operation o.
the bill on the navigating interests could have
been miligated, we should have considered lis
passage certain. |, may ye, pass, aul no one
would venture TO predict lis fac with certainty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
From the National Journal.

The expectation Of many, tina, the discussion
of the Tariff would be b%roughtto a close Oh
Saturday was not realized. The Jackson men
Of the North and West, and the Southern mem
be.s, seem to have been taken by surprise, ny
the vote given on Mr.. Mallary's amendment
as amended by Mr.. Sutherland. we believe IL
to have been their calculation that, because the
friends of an efficient protection opposed the
amendment of MIR. Sutherland, as a SUBSTITUTE
for the proposition Of Mr. Mallary, they would
also oppose the amendment oil The la'.er gen
tleman, in..its amended State. lhty' 'hefs'ore
were extremely anxious to Keep 'neif phalahA
unbroken, in the expectation, BY The latter,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
SMlP NEWS.
Port Of alexandria,.
ARRIv Ed, APRIL =.

sloop Johnson, johnson, Philadelphia; freight for
the District. n:.
CIR Disna,ch. Jones, Newbern, N c.; Turks Isl.
and salt to Stephen Shmn. ~,
Steam packet Fredericksburg, b j. Jenkins Bal
scbr. MARI, Jackson, Sc fours from Baltimcr
freight for the District.
scbr. Esther & Sally, Bancroft, from this port ar
rived at Philadelphia, 18th ms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
kline POCK

The Medical Society Of the District of Co.
lumbia, has unanimously adopted and publish>
ed the Report Of a committee on the subject
Of Vaccination and re-vaccination, the sub
stance Of which is, that the vaccine virus has
no, dc,criors,-d, and ,ha, re-vaccina,ion is no.
necessary TO secure safety, from Small Pox
The resolutions appended TO the report, land al
so unanimously adopted, declare, that; in the
opinion of The Society, vaccination can be re
lied on 10 rescue mankind from the fatal effects
Of The Small Pex or Varioloid, to All extent
equal, If not greater, than the inoculated or
natural Small Pox. There is little doubt of
the scundess Of these positions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
Rocks Aust.

THE fifth volume of Comyn's Digest, and the first
L volume, or part the first OF Douglass Reports,
Farrind c Co.'S. Premium, edition published IN Phil.
adelphia, in 1907 are missing. The former be longed
to the library of Col. Simms, and ais name is proba.
bly, on the back. The set to which they both belong
Ell were purchased at the sale Of The late Noblet Her
bert's books.
If any gentleman find these books among his own
he will confcra favour by leaving them at my office.
,nr;I Is-3t Is. HOOE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
AUCTIONS.


IN IUESD7Y tie I5M dry Of .9pra nert, at IL
~ O'Clock, at Cats TAvuEN ives, End, Fairfax
County, Va. the subscriber will offer for sale, n, pub
nc auction, for cash, San island called James Island,
IN Wood county, Va situated in the Ohio River, being
the INST island above tue mouth of little Eerhawa
containing Eighty Acres" more or less.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
IRON Thomas Jannry Z wife and John ID Brown e
Wffc to the subscriber, and such title as is vested in
the Trustee will be conveyed by him.
JOSEPH JANNEY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

Cadiz papers Of The 10th ult. state that the
small pox was making grea, raVasrs in the
Canary islands, and particularly al Santa Cruz.
where 500 persons wc:e sick a, one Time, 80
Of whom died. The disease is said TO have
attacked some persons who lad had the
snail pox, and others who had been vaccinat-
ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
u. & I. ?. Thompson.
AVE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
4 and other arrivals, an assortment of
GOODS,

Ntoiskiu VI
A and Ga striped and Checked fancy cinchams anG
seersuckers
98 and 81, cambria and iaconet muslins
s 4 fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
78, fancy prints
Black and col0ured sarsnet cambrics
Grandull and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassine,ts and angola Casslmcrss
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
Mems white and mixed do and halfhosc
Thread and bobbinet laces and Al and Cd bobbinet
Spitalfeld. Gag, bandanna, le~yantine, Madras and
linen cambria hhdkfs
Black and colourd sarsnets and gros de naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horsesSin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and - Irish linens
81 and 70 do lawns
and Ga do ~sheeting, Russia DO brown q bicached
S4, 9-4'and I04 diaper and danlsk table iinen
s.. ond rs damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka-
back
Yellow and blue nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
White and colourcd cotton b alls and spools, floss DO
and patent threads
sacking, stuig oznaburgs, shoe thread &c.
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtlngs and sheet
ings, checks, bed ticking, plaids and stripes cotton
v,pu &c sc april IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

lie Jackson men are very muck mortified
"s publication Of the Generals letter to G.
campbell demanding the removal Of Silas
~NnOFe, The Choc,aw Agent. They declare
"'0e call Tor it in the House was an cleo
"s''as scheme, &c. SC. The truth is, they
Snamed that jackson ever wrote il, and
"a Of the effec, it will have upon his pros
r. Ashamed, that the man, who they
'"'s'0s up for the highes, Office in the gift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
VIRGINIA

Inc Sh'rif gave the casting the vote
For 4 Convention, 81
ihe number against a Convention is not
HcDtonsd.
Nmay be well 10 remark, at this stage OF the
eiHons, tia, there is every prospect OF the
@sc Of the Convention being triumphant
Na'hhg can now defeat the measure but the
activity Of lis friends.
N addition 10 the gratifying Intelligence con-
1Asd IN the letter we published yesterday, we
An stale, that in some OF those counties
'ASA give majoriIies against the Convention,
'sfa'ehange has taken place in public senti'
"''' us favor, For instance, in Charlotte,
'1"e the Conventiorists were a small MINORS
: wen this question was first agita,ed, the
~ At the late election stood: for a ConSen-
wa 'Sl, against it 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

OF the People, cannot write and spell his owl
language; ash AIMED Of the abominable senti'
menis avowed in the letter, and afraid OF the
operation it will have upon the minds OF intel
ligent and rejecting men. Truly they have
much reason to be both ashamed and afraid, as
they will discover more clearly hereafter.
TENNgs>EE.-The friends uf The Adminis,ra-
ton in Tennessee have named WILKINS TAN
NEHILL, as candidate For Elector in the Nash
Vile District, and Moses +. RogEATs is an
nounccd as q candidate for the same Office in
the Columbia District.
Edward c. Pinkney, Esq. who has been for
a few months past Editor uf the "Marylander,"
died in Baltimore on the ll,h inst. we find
the following remarks on Mr.. Pinkney's char
acter in the Baltimore papers.
To the arduous and dele ate task ofconducl-
ing a public Journal, he brought a rare union
Of accomplishments, for the display Of which
nothing was waning but health.
His friends who admired and loved him,
mourn the u~n,imely death Of one possessed Of
brave even to chivalry; who united the man
ners Of The perfect gentle man with the varied
requirements Of the ,ipe scholar.
But they are not without consolation. They
have The proud satisfaction Of rejecting that
he has died as he had lived--without fear and
without r.proach."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
Night auction.

nm THURSDAY NIGHT will be sold at early
~ candlelight, an assortment Of EWELRY, con-
sisiins in psrto Of
Masonic, sDrig and other breast. pins
Iopaz. amenities, cameoles and fine gilt clasps
Necklaces with gold beads, imitation topaz
Necklaces and earrings, fine gilt crosses
Crosses, hearts and earrings. morocco reticules
Pocket.boOks and wallets
Elegant bracelets aud belts, coasters
pair gold earrings and many other articles
small boxes scgars, sewing silk and twist,
Nens' far hats; Il good assortmentt to be sold with
out limit
Winch will be shown any time previous TO the sale.
Also, a variety of Dry Goods and Ilurdware-con-
s'siing OF calcoes, book musiir, shirtings cloths, in
patterns and fur hats; plated casters, combs.
4 private sale Elegant, second handed English
piaDa, Iats very low.
aprill5 GEO JOHNSON, .3uc;'r.
IN. WEDAESN.iY, 10Th .qpriI nert, at 10 O'Clock
" at the auction store
10 shares Columbian Insurance Stock
l gig and l horse. Terms cash.
BY order Of Henry and Richard Slade, Admr's. Of
Charles Slade deed.
march Sits GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
At private sale,
! marble slab and stand, bed> mahogany chairs
Switchboard tables, bureau, &c. Also, buck wheat
-four in half barrels, very cheap.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

lasS far GoveYaor.-rhe returns OF votes /
l2sslcEgsrtls for Governor, gives
Gov. Lincoln, 1909
Jdse Morton, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

Bys dousss sc the New York Legislature
las, sstcd to adjourn 'he 2ts' of'his month,
md D, nave an extra session on Tuesday, the
IA Il September nex', "for the purpose Of
omsle iu- HE revision Of The laws"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

Miss Clara Fisher is now playing in Balti'
l0.r.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
uBARBARIAN."

Not long since, | applied this term to
Gen. Jackson, and our neighbors Of the
Republican took in great dugeon. The
following is copied from letter addressed
to Gen Jackson, by Andrew Erwin, and
pubishedin the National Banner, at Nash
vile, August ?, 1873:
Lastly, l never had slave brought
before me for offending, against whom |
gave an unmerciful sentence, such as you
are said to have done at or near 90ur OaCR
fresidc at the Hermitage, of late, in at
tempt to execute which, it Is said your
own slave was killed, and all hushed up
without any proceedings in court against
the man, who, it Is said, in executing your
order, or on the way to DO it, killed said
Stare"
There is no mistalling this "inuendO, "
and the transaction alluded to must now
be mcocered. have long been advised
of the whole case, and | am glad there is,
at least, moral courage enough in Tennes-
see to call for investigation. What will
the Republican say to the charge ofbeing
a "barbarian," should the fact here sug-
gested be made out in proof
Gin. Gaz.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

CONSPIRACY.

+ has been rumored that the defeat OF
the Jackson party in Kentucky was to be
the signal for desperate measures in New
York A proposition has been suggested
in fine true spirit of JacksoniSm. 1t IS
fins. TO repeal the electoral law Of New
Workable the election from the people,
and choose electors by the Legislature
This innovation of the peoples rights
would be exactly in character with the u
snail conduct of men VINO make the loudest
professions of regard for the people. Whe-
bor the Heroites of New York can be
brought to attempt il, is yet doubtful
Tbatthe Master Spirit, the great Director,
Martin Van Buren,, is ripe for such des-
nerate gameis more than probable. lsPeak
.advisedly, when say Mr. Van Buren, has
recently written to a distinguished Heroite
of IFeltucky to this efect-"Jackson will
Oet tyenty-iour votes in New York. He
SHALL HAVE THE WHOLE If NE
.CESSARY." There is no mlsunder-
standing this engagement; and 1t Is sup
posed that defeat in Kentucky IS to be con-
sidered the evidence that the whole vote IN
New York is necessary. We may eX-
pect to see the requisite movements con-
seouent upon this event. The conspiracy
TO elect jackson, or to subyert the COnsti-
tuition, becomes every day more and more
manifest. But the country is secure
There is too much intelligence amongst
the great body Of the community, to sui
fer so open an undisguised a conspiracy
to be cOnsummated.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
FROM THE yArioyAl JOURNAL.

The cry has gone abroad, that there Is.
IN the present Administration disposition
Of eXravagant expenditures. The present
Chief Magistrate has been veh8mcntly 81
wantOnly slandered bya charge of having
received an eXorbItant sum Of money for
his public services; and further. of drawing
pay for services not performed, and pay IN
Two capacities at the same time. Am this
mas been plainly reiuted. yet, for political
purposes, the cry is still kept up by certain
members ct Congress, some Of whom we're
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

uNeU YORK, mug. IL.
The Ship Olympia, Capt. Wood, ar
rived this forenoon, from Havre, by which
conveyance the editors of the CONNER
cial Advertiser have received Paris papers
to the Both June, inclusive, and Havre
to the the ID of July. We give as much
of the intelligence, political and CONNER
cial, as time and our limits will allow
The latest London dates are to to the 9th
of June, inclusive.
The Exchange of London was much a
gitated on the 9th June, by receipt Of the
intelligence of the passage Of the Danube,
and other rumors.
Advices from Malta to the 9th, announce
that two Egyptian corvettes found means
to pass to the Morea with supplies to the
Egyptian army.
The news from Manchester and the
manufacturing districts is unfatorable.-
Goods have fallen in price, and are in
small demand. The effects Of the United
States Tariff have been particularly felt
by the manufacturers of woollen stui1s.
and of cutlery, in Sheffield and Birming-
ham.
In the House Of Commons, on the even
ing of the 2lth, Lord John Russell inquired
of Mr.. Peel, whether the English Ambas
sador had orders to. leave Portugal, anC
under what circumstances he was to leave
u. Mr.. Peel replied, that the Ambassa
doris functions had ceased; bat that 1t was
not expedent to disclose the nature Of bis
instructions as to leaving Portugal.
Madame Bonaparte Wyse, a niece o.
Napoleon, attempted to drown herself a
London on Saturday night, June DIST
She was taken out of the water by a per
son passing, She lived on bad terms will
her husband.
The Viscountda SEGA, Envoy from Dor
Miguel, had arrived, with his suite. III,
has not only not been recognized, but NJ
Jose Balbino, acting secretary, has giyeI
him to understand that it would not be a.
easy as he supposed to take possession o
the archives belonging to the crown o
Portugal NJ. Forsqle, Secretary of tn,
/ Legation, replied in a tone Of great disap
pointment, IF that be the case, we vii
see what Mareschal Bresford SAYS"
/ The blockade of 0perto oecasionet
much controversy in the English papers
THE Courier contended, that, as Don Nj
Iguel was recognized as Prince Regent
and the proclamation of the blockade i
the Lisbon Gazette was signed by him a
such, the English government was justife
in recognizing It. The Times takes N en-
tirely different view Of the subject.
7 FRANCE.
! The French papers are engaged in
controversy on the right to impeach e1
Ministers.