Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08

Work Iourn !, of Commerce have a Jamaica pa
per Of Oct I'd. 1t contains a letter ''irom high
authority in Bogota.' dated sept. 9TH; winch
says
IL have never seen more enthusiasm Than that
tlisplayed here in favor Of the Liberator. TWAS
not the work of the Military or any individuals
but was truly tho spontaneous and unoiasscd ieei-
ing Of the people of all classes, high anu fow.-
attended the meeting OF the Acta IN the oaia
del Congresso ard saw only one UNIFORM
The ..yisas'' for the Liberatur were hearty and
inccssant, & his picture was paraced WIN music
and fullnu etI bv an immense crowd ol people ior
hours through tie streets. Sky r"ckcts were
abundant, and the rejoi,inss lasted til! late
hour-indect. almost the Whole Gight. All OF
Ms are delighted with the change. and the hope
that the ensuing election will secure the Liberia
tor as President. What noble triumph Bolt
var has had in the expression cf pubic op'nion'
SO unequi,ocally declared
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JHe Brie T;ae,urd We learn that the jol-
Iy-bm,t of the VINEYARD. was found on Long Is
land beach tlav before Yesterday, with 5000 on
board. The place is near 10 the spot where 1t
was represented the jolly boat swamped, ana Inc
finding of her is considered As corro6ora'iGS the
oDi,,on that the men were drowned.
Atwcil. who is surpassed TO be last, was yolhS
man Of very respectable conneSiU"s, from Mas.
sacLusetts. Two Of Lis brothers are Editors OF
newspapers in that State. and one IL engaged ~
mercantile pursuits in this city. lie has also
mother Iiying. ~. l. Jour Com.
.9mericGa Precociy.-An American TREND
resp, ting whose vcracity we 10 not entertain
the slightest doubt. assures rs that ne has little
oirl \, home, who. when only nine weeks old, sur
prised the family while at dinner. b. saying. in
an audible Voice, Papa. ] guess them there
'!atcrs are tarnation nice!-Londoa San.
This is extraordinary, indeed. and perhaps the
iuyenlty Of the child is exaggerated. We know
an instance which occurred at romantic place
in New Jersey, called WhippanSv.. worthy
woman asked. - wonder where Hans Is \
child a, her breast cried cut, "Sucking cider.
Mammy."-N. y. Cam.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. live have been IN
formed bv merchant of responsibility. that he
has received letter from Tampico, III which the
writer states that he had cOnversed with the man
who had picked up at sea clnker built boat,
with the word :. Hornet" pal! ted on the stern.
and also seaman cap, with - Hornet pant
cd Oh it.
II has been repeatedly mentioned that Mons.
Le1asscur. who had accompanied General La
favette in his tour through the United States. was
wounded at the battle Of Paris. We are happy
To be informed that the wound is in the foot. and
not dangerous, though of SUCH nature as To III
commude him for time. NJ. Levasseur took
great pains to become acquainted with the cOndi-
ton OF this country during his stay, and left a
very favorable impression on many OF those who
knew him. He has also done much, since his
return, to insratiate himself with Americans
His buck, "l-afayette in America, contains re-
marks on several points Of our character. which
do honor at once to his feelings aud his obser,a-
ton. He attributes TO the influence Of female
virtue ard intelligence great weight in the Unit
ed States. and his remarks OH this and parallel
subjects in our upinion, are more truly valuable.
as well as more gratifying and more just, than
the contents of whole works oii the United States
(Which have appeared in Europe. No doubt the
work Of NJ. Tevasseur has done much in diltus-
ing favorable ideas OF this country in France. as
it WIS stated ,hc first edition amounted to 90 0G0
copts.-A. T. Daily .7dr.
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| Kidnapping. learn from the Hagerstown
Hcrau. iha, man named Frederick A. klouse
was Convicted, on Friday week, in the Criminal
Cour'of Washington county, (Md.l on charge
of Kidnapping. Ills trial had been removed to
that fce from Allegheny county. in which the
prisoner resided, and where the crime had been
committed. 1t appears that he had inveged a
coiore man in his employ, belonging to a citizen
of VIRGINIA. and had taken him to Louisville. K,.
and terc sold nm to some negro trader from
LoulsiGa. '.From his own confession. SAYS
the ii t,ld] this was not the only vilainy he
had be ~ guilty of-he had nncc been a pirate on
the hiL seas He was sentenced to 10 Yeas
imprisonment in the penientlary.
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From he ~ y. Mercantile advertiser Dec. S.
FlRs.-On Saturday afternoon between two
and thre o'clock, fire broke out in a carpcn-
tcr's ship in Dey street. four or five doors below
BroadNiy. This building with the principal
part Of Is contents, was DESTROYED; the interior
Of the ad oining two story dwelling house, was
also deIroyed. and some injury vas done to the
three stAy house adjoining on the west.
| A 'scc0M fire broke OUT about 6 O'Clock the
same evening, in the rear of No. 26j BoIery.
/ -, , ,,,,, st..,, ,y,o,lop ,njIdinr occupad ne ,