Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-24


posed that the Government would permit, i, ,oI
into operation, but. at the same time. il v,st
ieved that the prohibition would not Ls ,;,;%-
enforced in consequence Of the necc.sies Il -
government, which would induce them to adm.
prohibited articles under special arranremaa.
for an advance OF duties. The articles crnbr.,.i
in the prohibitory decree are-Spirits of all Kind
Soap. Hats. ready made Clothing. Shoes. Roo,
Horseshoes. Gunpowder. Saltpe,rc. SULPHUR. s.
gar, Tobacco. Sweet Oil, Lard, Batter. Sadh'.
and Saddlery. wax and talow CaudIes, Sof,
Bureaus. Chairs, Coaches, Gigs, Beads,ead,
Wines of all sorts, Raisins. Rice. Flour. Pea,
Beans. coarse WooIiens, worsted Hose.
"1hc L. 5. ftigatc Guerrero sailed for Cu,y
aqui! about the e0,h July and the Dolphin for H.
same port on the Ist August. The l.. :. SHIN
st. Luuis was at Callao-al wel-'
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HdrM'a.-By the schooner Virginia. At B,Ir
more from Havana, the editors of the .A,u,rj,o,
have received letters from their correspondence,
there. under date Of 50tha and 5lstult. from whic,
they make the annexed extracts:-
"HAv.NA. October 50.
"The brig Spark arrived here from BuenO,
Ayres on the 28th, in AZ DAYS. but brouoht M
papers, and her letters give no account of the No.
litical situation Of that country. The T.. s. SHIN
Natchez, Newton, Esq. for Pensacola arrived
here e8th. She experienced bad we,her. and
parted some of her shrouds, and NAV have topro.
cure new here. The Mary Jane. Granger
days from New-fork; arrived on the SOih:-tb.
brig Globe. knight, Portland. on the iOth; schr.
Frances and brig Cvnos. both from New.York.
arrived Doth brig Hampton from Buenos Ayres
with 5000 qntls. beef. arrived on the 3Oth We
have no neus-no pirates ON this coast rumour,
to the contrary notwithstanding.
%NeS-
Erfracf ofo letter. from an intelligent 4nler,ca,.
gentleman, dated Paris, 18Th Oct. 1859.
:'You may possibly hear exaggerated accounts
of disturbances here but be not alarmed. for there
is no danger. What are a few hundreds or even
thousand. n,aur0is sujeis. against 100000 arm
ed and equipped National Gnards. all ,mm,i'rr"-.
for the present state of things. War may nap
Pc. :.. ,,,o.rss or tIme, and still think it must
within ID months; but do assert and maintain
that there will not be any internal commotion Of
sufficient consequence to endanger us. Prudent
as am. think our money and goods safe, both
now, and until | advise you to the contrary"
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appointments by the Presidem-Faueh W.
Sullivan, to be Surveyor and Inspector ofthe Re-
venue for the port of West Point, in the State Of
Virginia, vice Eugene Sullivan deceased.
William g. Hammond, to be Surveyor for
the District, and Inspector of the Revenue Toe
the port Of Newport, in the State Of Rhode Island,
vice John Slocum. deceased.
William A. Whitehead, to be Collector Of the
Customs for the District. and Inspector Of The
Revenue for the port of Kew West. in the Te'rl.
tory of Florida, vice Algernon 5. Thruston, re-
moved.
We give the following paragraph on The au.
thority of the New York Journal of Commerce,
a paper which isgeneralIy judicious and correct
in It's statements, and therefore entitled to belief:
GA gentleman Of responsibility. and parc-
ular acquaintance of Mr.. Randolph, called on
him III London, and was. of course. shown tho
which took place on his appoint
ment. The first letter is unofficial from Gencr'
al Jackson, inquiring whether Mr.. Randolph
would accept ali appointment to -. Petersburg
The second is the reply of Mr.. RandoI PHI. deci'-
ming. on principle. all government appointments:
and closing with declaration that nothing would
induce him to accept the appointment, unless y
were accompanied with permission to stay az
ST. Petersburg no longer than he should find u
the other portions of time to be 'peG
in the south of Europe. The third document Is
the official letter of Mr.. Van Buren,. written I'M
after. confirming the appointment Oh
the terms specified by Mr.. r. and adding that >
sloop of War would remain al his disposal. 10
transport him wherever he should direct
ESQ
Minisfer 10 Russia.-A New York correspond
nnt to the Boston Palladium SAYS, that it is rumoI
ed in that city, that proposition has been made
rom head quarters at Washington. to James n
IiamlltOn. as successor TO John Randolph. ku'
nor says that Mr.. HamiIton's friends have DIS.
shaded him from accepting the mission. and '"'t
&c will decline it. The writer says, he has no
lonbt Of the truth of the report, nor that the re-
ignaiIon of Mr.. Randolph has been duly recel'-
ID at Neutrality-suspicious. Daily J0nr'dl
-eSe-
Minister 10 Russia. "A gentleman OF veracT-
Y, who has conversed with Capt Turner on the
ubject of Mr.. Randolph's mission. informs me
# his boncfde intention to abandon the MIS-
ion altogether, and come home this fall
his health would hermit The interview