Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-29
ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.
qqESn3Y MORNING. JUNE %, 1850.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

IIyCrpOOl, NHtSu ShS tSit oA thO ~-Nti ult.-
w. have received only stray paper of the Goth.
The Kings health is SAID to be better. There
:, -" "a important news whatever.
Uindsor Castle. Nay Il.
Tbo King passed good night. His Majesty's
.,nntoms are aIleyiated. (Signed)
Henry HALroRp,
NJ. j. TIERNEY.
Uiadsor Costie, May Is.
rbe King has passed tranquil night. His
u,ie,ty's symptoms are all alleviated.
Signed HENRY HALFoRD,
NJ. ]. TIERNEY.
IN the House of Commons on the evening of
As 10Th. Lord Stanly presented petition from
,Ls Manchester Chamber of Commerce, PRAYING
+, House to take steps to prevent the invasion
-, Mexico by Spain.
q, motion Tor the second reading Of the Jews
cm,ncipatiou Bill, it was lost, ayes i65, noes
2,3.
dreadful accident happened i'll Sunderland
Roads on Sunday the 9th ult in the evening; the
N,rham Packet. lying ready for sea, broke from
her mornings in consequence of fresh running
,o,sn the harbor, and was hurried furiously "a
,anst the next tier of ships, which were also dri
70, from their mOOrinss, and all on tn sOah side
If he Wear were soon drifted 10 sea. They
.,,Dped in a slip, forming dam across the river
one Of them being forced out b. the food. the
vhole drifted to the entrance Of the harbour and
grounded. The damage done was immense.
The FIRST division of the TOuion expedition was
~ embark on the eleventh; and the whole would
nrobably be embarked the 18th. A Dutch bri
had arrived at ToulOn from Ayers, CONFIRMING
that the Dey was making every Effort for ''gor-
enS resistance. Among other mrans 10 deter he
enemy. he had adopted the singular ore Of de-.
aiming all the European Consuls; hut whether as
hostages, or to make use of them as meditItors,
was not stated.
The London Price Current Of May lS, states
hat $500 hhds and tierces MusCoy ADDE'S. and
$4,000 bags Mauritius, all sold at full market
prices.
Cof,e market duli--price i shade lower. To-
oacco demand slspeadrd--trade looking with
treat attention to the proceedings of the Com
mittee Of Parliament.--Com. .7tF.
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From Rio Re yaaeiro.-T'he ship General Hand,
Ruter, arrived at Baltimore on Saturday from Rio
de Janriro. in IL DAYS. The editors OF the Bal
,imore have been favored with the annexed eX
Jract Of letter, dated
"RIo DE JANEIRo, Eth MAY. 1880.
There is but little alteration in our market
since our circular OF the ed Ultimo, to which we
refer. Coffee, stqguhty, per arr. 5150ca5aS0O;
Sugar, Santos fine. 3a60JaSA700; Hides, La Pla
IA, per ID. 29Ga295; Exchange on England, 259d.;
Spanish Dollars, 2f030; Doubloons, 55B000:
Flour. Richmond, CALICO, Dbl 18a00bal9000;
10 Baltimore and other kinds, 14AG00ai7N00O."
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Mr. SAMUEL P. Carson. in his circular letter
10 his constituents, states, that ''Gen. JACKSON
stands the centre picture on the American can
yass. between the immortal Father OF his Coun-
RS and the no less immortal sage OF Monticello"
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Office Hmfers.-A Philadelphia paper gives
the following singular instance of the prevailing
rare for holding othces:-
The Marshal, we understand, has received Sc
yerh applications, for The office of Hangman at
lhe expected execution.
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Another steamboat explosion occurred on the
Western Waters on the 2lst instant, but without
any injurious consequences to those on board
The Wheeling Compiler states that about one
O'Clock on the morning If that date, Immediately
after stopping TO land passenger, thirty miles
above Marietta, the tiue of one Of the boilers OF
the steamboat Citizen collapsed, while under way.
No person was injured Dy the acCluent, anu ai'eI
delay Of six hours, the cOunexion of the injured
boiler with the others having been stopped, the
boat again proceeded on her way up the Ohio.
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A fact mentioned bv the Partisan correspon-
dent Of the Courier DIES Etas Unis. strikingly IL
illustrates the great progress, and. we may say
now We think. the stable foundation of the free
dum Of the newspaper press in France. 1t Is
hat of the leading Parisiain journals having en-
ployed reporters 10 accompany the expedition a
sa.hst Algiers, through whom minute and early
Information of all that transpires will be speedi-
~ communicated to Paris and the natioa.
Neither in -. the glorious times" OF Napoleon,
NOT even under LOui, XVIII, would such
thing have been tolerated. But the DAYS of
ceu,orsbips, of the suppression of truth. and shut
tng ont of tight. have passed; and France and
Erenchmen will take coguizance If the acts of
their government and public fuuctionaries.-
mighty indeed is the power of the press!
". J.. .4meriean.
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Sugar from Bsetrcci-The French appear de-
termined t. carry on this manufacture: the guam