Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

November packet De Rham, from lIayrc ~
90.
From Monfenideo--By the schooner Randoi.,
CAPTAIN Gatchell. at Baltimore from M0nte,;IP.'
whence she sailed on the eth September ~:
editors of The American have received 3, 6o
the Universal of that city to the 2jth pc,n.,o
The paper Of the 9oth mentions the loss If n.
brig Sea Horse, from TINS port bound TO Bueno.
Ayrcs. which vert ashore on the III of Sep,cm
Der on the island Of SEGA coast of Cas,ilIos
Her cargo of -four. il is sand. would be saved
A mercantile friend has politely favored H.,
editors Of the American with the annexed Lotto.
dated
MoNTEyiDEo, September %. 1850
I've avail nf the departure Of schr Randall
direct inr yoar port. 10 continue our adyices m
the sta,e uf this market which is at present r,,h
er dill for American products generally FImr
is Of SLOW SAFE and may be quoted at Sl4aIi
brl. frr small cargo. Oar bakers beng SIM
pird for upwards Of I c months, are not anyons
10 purchase largely before the arrival of The new
crop The brie> Mentor lrom your port and Sn.
san, from New York, arrived yesterday, bincjno
together 1000 hrls. which is the only parcel of
coqd quality in Erst hands. As tbs article has
began 10 decline in Hueros Ayres We do not eS.
peer an Improvement here unless future im2ors.
tions in both iaccs are immoderatc American
domestics are dull: last sales Of =. in AT o. +,
100 rs per ward. Tie nldiket has become almo,,
inactive by reasoh 81 i Gradual depreciation Of
our currency ING 70 recent expectations of large
amounts of specie 10 The Bra7iIs and the disco
very that copper coin had hcen introduced from
thence. The fear Tat these practices world
continue. prevented holders Of silver from part
ing with it, aud induced speculation from the
,I,.t ,t,.
Custom House are eyactrd in silver
But the currency is becoming more settled in
consequence of az agreement between the Urea.
surv Department and the public officers. where.
bv tn latter receive their salaries in conner. At
the rate Of twelve hundred rs per patacoon: but
this arrangement is not permanent nor authorised
being an accommodation between private ipdni.
duals. arising from the difficulty of procuring
silver. The Government has however. altered
the valuation Of imports. reducing them to their
market price in silver instead of their current
value in copper as heretofore The above are
two advantages us desirable as they are lust and
have contributed in some measure 10 fix the pre-
MUM on PatacOons, and brin. them into market
These circumstances tend to depre.s our trade
and confinc its operations. We look anxiously
for the meeting Of the assembly in November
next. in order 10 the adoption of some measures
that will place our circulating medium more
settled basis. Orr produce has remained without
alteration and CONES plentliulv TO market. Ok
and Cow liics are to be had al seas rls. per 20
h.: horse hides Ii rs. each; horns in demand
at SO5alSO.''
from CoiOnbid Our correspondents Of the
New York Mercantile inform US. BY propf.,lip
of the arrival of the schooner Waterloo. in y
DAYS from Carthagena. The substance of the
pubic reports at that place was as follows
''la consequence Of The events IN Bogota. name
~. the apsetting of the government. General Boil
var was called upon to take upon himself the
command, civil and military, until Congress
could meet. General Crdaneta has been nan I'd
pro TEN. Ia manage matters in Bogota, until Boil
vars arrival in the capital. Similar resolutions
having been entered into in Cartllagcna. pana.
ma. Antcqua, and other places. the Littr0tor
consented TO put himself IT the head OF affairs,
and for The purpose, left CartIiagena some weeks
since.and proceeded to SoiilaIla. 4 small foano on
the Magdalena river, where it was supposed he
would remain until he learnt the fate of an ex-
pected engagement at Rio Ia Hache. which re-
VOTED some time since and joined Venezuela
1t was thought bv some. that after reducing Rio
la Hachc to obedience. the expedition will pro-
coed against Naryacabo. But this is mere
conjecture. nothing certain is known. Every
thing was quiet at Bogota by the last accounts.
No late news from the Pacific
in addition to the above, there are accounts
that Rio Iiachc had submitted to the troops OF
Bolivar, who had proceeded thence for Maracai-
bU.
We learn also, that there are letters which
state, that new revolution had broken out at b.
gotta, headed by CassaIda. late Vice President,
under the administration of Mosquiia, who h@d
taken up arms against Bolivar.
-&AS~
We arc glad tn see the editor the National
Gazele coming out manfully in OPPOSITION to tne
srnseless. and remorseless prescription Of The
present administration. His remarks in another
column are Just and temperate, and entire; {"
our taste The concluding observation is worth
Uf attention.
%AcD
The National Intelligencer spoke the other day
OF the rude attacks upon the old Federal party,by
the New York Evening Post, itself once the or
can of the Federal Party IN that rity kicking