Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10


lty with the government and would soon, if not
subdued, have driven the Ministry from its seat,
dissolved the present too wise and moderate le-
slsiature, and involved France in another revo-
utionary plunge. But fortunately the Ministry
saw the danger to their country, and determined
to enter boldly and openly into the contest. 1t
was certainly one in which one or the other of the
parties must close theirexistence. They were hon
es.iy and stoutly seconded by Lafayette, and in
three days the clubs were dispersed by the Ma
tional Guards without bloodshed Or even vio-
lence. That result contributed powerfully to
restore tranquility and public confidence, and
be as prosperous as ever it was. "-Gazette.
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A letter from an American gentleman at Pa
rms, under date of September l8, says
You would be astonished to witness the gno-
rance that prevails in Europe. with regard to our
country, and its institutions. Its extent and re-
sources are beyond their comprehers sion. Our
government is perfect puzzle; aud they cannot
understand how twenty four sovereignties can
form one, and yet each retain ITS own sovereign
ity. \ surgeon in the British Army, asked me
what vas the general language of the country.
replied the Nohdrk was the native language,
yet that those who were caught early, and tanned
young. sometimes talked English. To another
Htngt>hnd1,. who asked the same question,
replied We talk the American language-a kind
of antique English, such as was written by Addi-
son and Johnson, and spoken by Burke and Pitt,
but which could not recognize as the legitimate
English which heard in common use in England.
4 Yorkshire man. who was my fellow traveller
on the top of coach, upon learning | was an
American, complmented me by saving, Yees
talks ez gued Hinglish az hi duz." ..Yees sur,
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my Medication"
The continued mildness Of the present season
is subject of general remark. Although il is
now the eight uf November, we have scarcely had
4 day of so great GOODNESS as to render cloak
OF outer coat necessary, or even comfortable. and
il is only within the last week, that the cold has
been severe enough al night to save US from those
ANNOYING insects. the mosquitoes. In the cOun-
try, the effect of the almost vernal weather has
been To bring forth anew the leaves and blossoms
of the trees-and grape Nnc.. IN tie neighbour
hood of Baltimore. is nov loaded with number
of punches of that delicious fruit, Of the second
Crop. which seem TO he as we'll filed and rs per-
tectlv ripened as their immediate predecessors.
who enjoyed the advantage of the summer 5 sun.
We also saw, 4 few weeks ago. some specimens
Of IA second crop of cherries. which were partly
formed. and. We have no doubt have, ere this,
come to perfection. Bali Gas.
1852
We record. to-day, the death of JoHN CLEvEs
SyMMEs HARRisoN, eldest son OF Gen. WIN. H..
Harrison. lie died. at his fathers residence, at
! North Bend, on saturday last, after an illness OF
a few DAYS, from which no danger was aPpre-
hended until few hours before his death. He
was much esteemed anti most excellent citizen.
in the prime of youth and manhood. His afiiict-
ed widow is the only child Of Gen. Il. NJ Pike,
who. with several Young children. are bereaved
of their natural protector. and left TO mourn loss
that can never be Observation-Disclosures Gae.
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Steamboat Robbery.-The iron chest OF the
Steamboat Chancellor Livingston, on her last
passage to Providence, was opened by iaise keys
and package of money, in amount about Sio'
COO. stolen. which was entrusted 10 Capt. Cog
Seshall by one of our brokers. Fortunately the
robbery was discovered before the boat reached
Newport and among the passengers was fouhd I
fellow with a number of keys aud other nipple
ments. who was taken into custody as the robber
The money was found among the baggage was
f where it must have been thrown when the alarm
given.-N i. Jour. Com.
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The following is statement of vessels IN TIT
port OF Ncw-York on the LIST instant:
Ships '.'..'.'''''''''''''''''' 20
/, | Rrios OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Topsai Schooners .......''''' '''''' o.
Fore and Aft Schouners ........'..'l95
4 Shops ''70
| Total ......................O S
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