Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
ALEXANDRIA. II. c.

ALEXANDRIA, H. u
.n..oozy -VoRyLyG. OCTOBER 50. 1880.
80, at aanL-The 18th o. September
1 Inn Paciic. from Liverpool, was oe!ow az
>.T5rS on "Wednesday.
<sAss
r.. nev, from Europe, 30 'lr from uec'','ng
lac becomes every day more important
nv These are the tunes tor newsmon-
A" ,o,duuncs. Every arrival brings intel
= ..;rring nature, and no man can cal
,,,,T any reasonable degree OF certainty
l1'' ,.rls event in futurity. Effects are pro-
''l So, c,n,es which spring IN so rapidly
4Ne' l.fv the most skilled To estimate pre-
IA. ~ i.;r o,j,in or their duration. Europe 10
80! u1 I've must DE calm and ~ hide our
inc
r.. celebration of French Liberty, held in
y ~ G,rtrp ON Thursday, is represented TO have
&c ,nn,,irg. The volunteer companies
", n s,J me professions Indifferent aSsocia-
...,,,,Iarly the Printers. were well ma
'''i t.G.n Io<Es' Grafton Is said 10 have been
IL ART. On Monday we will be able to
Ivy o,~,i,ular account from the Washington
ENt t''N
papers >,
u.pp B,Raoua upon the occasion OF tax
~. seat under his late Judicial appointment,
- 'Jirsssed q circular to the people pi has Con-
,r,,,,nai District, bidding them. m the old Col
n}r,.s. raie paie. hgt,m rate. Having fought
n, 7,ci GS,t. aud ''receiHed MS reward hAe
-, y man in the Capitol" with proper and
he,omn, dignity. he gracefully adjusts h's
r,ode ere he tails" aad at last sinks quietly
d,ap 4, he foot Of the alter Of Estate Rights,
ANN which slxecn years he sWcre eternal enml-
p, 10 rbe two great interests OF the country
..Th,nk God said Mr. BARRouR not a great
,ble since in nj, place on the hoor of Congress.
..I,ey,r asked for an office for my selt." We
.,n,n,e he can now additionally congratulate
| .im.aIf upon the fact Of obtaining one without
. he trouble Of asking.
Bit il i not our purpose TO be severe with MIR.
| q There are u,anv things about his chs'neeer
| Inch ~ admire His CONSISTENCY. his undeVi-
Nm, adherence to principe. and his true Nirgl'
IN, ;,J,,,endence, are qualities which thousands
4 noli0,nn, in this cOunu, may we'll strive TO
.mllate.
tn. yaedicturv we haze mentioned Is but
.sre,iii,n of hi, political doctrines, with the pa
,1o,ic exhortation never to despair OF the Re
,l,ic. He thinks the dawnins OF better day
seen. 80 do we. We will never despair OF
be Republic. as lnng as there Is chance OF Il
change IN the Administration.
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Extract Of letter to the editor of the Aiexan-
Jdl Gazette, dated Baton Rouge, La Sept %.
ALEXANDER GREENvILLE Bonner died, at
Ms. Whittens dwelling, in this parish, on the
l;binst. in the SD year Of his age. He was a
naive of Virginia: aud once resided IN Alexan
dn. D. c. whence he removed TO this State IN
1874.
~ lingering disease had induced the deceas
e. 70 withdraw from the busy scenes OF lite dur
p me last three wears The dawn of hope broke
on H,n--hiS sickness scenes 10 aba,e: when sud
dsoi,. he was summoned 10 the last retreat OF th'
Affected: erra ne glliiu: where, we have asSur
al,e,, ina, the spirit dl,euthralled Of its morta
cal, can alone ud pndiSyarbed repose."
GSse-
", Learn dat DE-. D,StEL BEDINcER, OF Jcf
'er>oA county, Va /, appointed pay-naster OF tn
Waited States Am, at Harper,-Ferv.
We learn ton, sat Capt. VI. rHoMPsoN, th'
PRESENT clerk IA TIA, Office, to to be retained.
500
According tc the New York Enquirer. MI
Rive, Vas the f :, foreign minister at Paris. VIII
"'''ed the present Ains of France, after MS e
e,oa. Sr Hives has also appeared at the Sol'
''''r evening parties oil General Lafayette.
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N' d0rr late speaker TO the Senate OF WI
1na 'o,t MS election. Mr.. CHANDLER,
C-U ,"llg elected in his place. JOIN {
CAao.. friendly to Nr. Clay, is elected
lie Lr-rt'ate irom NIrsemond.
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Mr MICHAEL +. hkHSANT, Vice Consul
'.ance' at New York. having been appointed
axe charge, al Interim of the French onsala
a Charleston, IN the State Of South Caraln
As been recognized a such by the President
ne turcd taies and declared free to exerci
'od ENJOY such functions, powers, and privilege
Is aye allowed 10 the ConsulS Of the most fave
81 nations in the United States.
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The case Of the United States VS.. P. r. Be
''r, after an able argument by Mr.. Dallas. "
'olay went to the jury. The verdict was '' Ga
y Mr. Bonner was a constable; he serv
4 Wrlt SUel out by MIR. Wilson, boot make
Upon person connected with the Danish Lee
Noa' and committed him to prison-this Is a v
''lon OF the laws OF nations.-J. S. Gag.
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