Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. c.
,a,o,y VORyYYG, SEPT. "a. 1850.

Aa!gy, ~ furnished the Organ with another mum
t'' '' - .rapdalous Chronicle under the APP
h y. :. 20 had Of the black list. La this the
i'V ~ .S,rres againstGen. UPHAa, are referred
7'5." ~. r"" If a charge Of smuggling: The
:, against the late Collector and District
80 n Kew West, We happen to Know, are
' NE q refutaiiou; and the conduct oi the
-, Attorney in the TRANSACTION aiiudeo TO-
-7-'' .,o,,ectly stated. was perfectly correct,
\ s .'' Could have lawfully pursued no other
--.e Ec ,a,o disco ODsaes.
-Eaes-
-1p Telegraph contradlcts the assertion oil 'he
~ ,,ncerning the appointment. as cadet,
'. '.'~. O'NEAL. We shall see whichls right.
, WITH Of ME Pisfged Clay Nea.-Dr. J.
IS. ,he mn of the members declared by
= Ia, napers to be pledged to vote for a
;.ll.,o Senator. in the Kentucky Legislature,
INC ost vith denial of this assertion
-sNsp
Y, perceiye that the Rev. Mr.. RIcHARDsoN
M, nomination for reelection TO Congress,
!, p,ynogth district, Mass
-sSsS~
Ls,t from LgtGye't'.-The following Is the
.-1J,r5u of a letter from General Lafayette,
,J,,,,sL to Mr.. Dupouceau OF Philadelphia.
! j, datel. Paris, August str.
:, ? have Just accomplished, my dear fellow
colder. wonderful revolution. l received at
! ora, q. on Tuesday morning. the eth ult the
D. 7i,,3res Of Charles Y. declaring Us TO be in
an, of slavery. On the same evening repaired
:, PARIS where found salutary fermentation.
IN 4 three DAYS conflict the people of Parisilave
-aanl,h ed the ROYAL Guards. the Swiss and the
B,jy Guard; the tri-cOlOured fiag floats every
zbsrs: aud on the morning of the lst felt war
..s,.d Is write 10 Charlie. y. note stating 10
,p ny oplnioa-, which he had asked through
Ci.o,r.l Tslon|-that reconciliation was impOs-
.bl..' and ,nat tie Royal Family had ceased 10
.sigg.
The Pa.iSians manifested degree of cou-
-,,e. intelligence dlsintereStedness, and .ener-
qsl,y. surprising all that you can conceive. Not
I smile Royaist not a woman was in,Vtted. The
people fought only those who fired at them with
cannon aud musQuetry. The vanuuishcd expe-
FENCED the most generous humanity The regi-
meats Of the line submitted successiyely 10 the
pubic will. Much blood was she'd but the peo-
Die have triumphed, with admirable dispatch, sa-
.lcity and bravery. We came to the conclusion
that, under the circumstances IN which France IS
(aced il would he proper TO rally all opinions, or
,ae ylTOG, parties, under the safeguard of con-
,imtional throne, with popular Institutions. We
have chosen the Duke Of Orleans, whom esteem
more and more as know him better. The Cham
Der has acted as the organ OF interpreter OF the
French people, in Iaying down conditions and Of
ierins hin crown for which he Acknowledges
himself Indebted 70 the will of the Nation Such
then Is our situation, and fifteen DAYS have not
elapsed since the ordinances appeared. | send
You the short speech which delivered Yesterday.
snail continue 10 hold the command Of the Ma
,ional Guards of France. who are organizing in
every direction. Ny son George is With me-
Levasseur received dangerous wound. and his
lie vas despalred of three DAYS a-o; bar he is bet
'er' Adleu---c thousand friendly wishes.
<NS
10 he Editors Of the ". T. Com. .4drer'iser.
OFFICE OF THE BUFFALO JoURNAL.)
ND'snlber Nm, 1880 O'Clock, PN
ueg isnsa,-A terrible disaster occurred here
Ills morning. the particulars of which. So far as
We hive been able TO learn them, are detailed be-
low.
The steamboat William Peacock left this port
aigo'ciock. for Detroit. and when about four
n'es outside the lighthouse, joint In the pipe,
Nhch conveys steam from the boilers to the cv-
Under, gave way, which instantly discharged the
-aure head OF steam into steerage cabin, which
hppOn deck. The apartment was thronged
"'a Steerage Passengers, mostly women and
Ndren, and the scene which ensued i, not to
3, described.
A' the athad just l,ft port, the names of
ne passengers. generally. had not been entered:
d no perfect list ofthe SGfierers, therefore can.
ms time, be made. The following persons.
" .eir hmlIIes, are among the sufferers. viz:
VIZ EGac Palmer, of Dover. Windham coun-
= 'ermont-foar children scalded, two are al.
.g''y dead, the third dangerous, and the fourth
i9,dy injured.
''I' " thdm Johnson, Of the same. place
- yH'q dead, wife and one child dangerous.
VI, i, 'ota Parker, of York. Liyinston county.
=, three children dangerously scalded.
-. L. Dcc'is, Swiss .emigrant-wife and
y dangerous, himself not dangerous.
II alive can learn of names, with certain.
~'l' - the disaster is known to be more ex-
',', Two i1::a;..li;; children were found dead,
.'' h'S' not yeI been recognized, nor can the
,'ea.' ae tnand, Severa; passengers are con-
i'e0, mat oie man aGd one woman jumped over
'''., me latter DREADFUL, ssalded, aud it is not
''pI SllOte thar tho Httl, IN H,,arS ,,,aro bars