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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
Valu bic Real Estate for sale,

Valu bic Real Estate for sale,
DIV virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed to me By
ID George Mason f Fairfax County, Va and duly
recorded in The Clerks Office of said County, bearing
date oath Ma, 1924, shall offer for sale Al public
tien for Cash. at Cats's avern, west knd,-on fAy
l5h day Of October 1880 valuable Tract Of Land
called
GUNSTON,
situate IN s-d County. the Potomac river, and con.
tanning. h estimate,
2OON Acres Of Land.
This land is sold to sa,fsf, debt due to the heirs
OF the late Walter d. Brook The title tothe above
andi unquestionabie; but, selling Trustee, shall
deed. ". n. FOOTE.
sept Cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
SHIP NEWS.
PHILOSOPHTC.9L AND CHEMICAL
i.ec(NrcS

Fs>iIF subscriber Intends 20 his Course ct
4 Lecture a. hi, Students on Natural Phosoph'
and Oh u.stry on S,h day (Thursisy) evening, the
li,h ;us, he Lectures viii cm.rncc alt the SUBJECTS
cnnyc,ed with these sciences, and The rrncip'es
Of sch will be ,lIs'ratel by exp rmenls performed
/, Ih- presence OF the Class.
The cc'ur,s viii he once week, and the course
VI cn,,ip,lr ai.os I've months FERNS for ,hc course
dollars IN a,lvsncs, Persons wishing 10 JOIN The
may leave their nimcs with NILLIAN SrABtEu or
BErJANi\ Il t'i.nWEtL
Alexapdris Boarii,g School, 10 MOI, 1880 t1fth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
E,yeains Feeueh Glass

MONS. RoUX', Evening Class is in operation.
vi and Tx $ riace on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Frd,ys, a, z o'clock, 4. N.
Those who wish to join, will DO welt TO apply imme-
Iia,ely OCT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07

I"e African Repository for September con-
"'' me to'iowiss Interesting ini1rmation:
AG;ly manumtted or gentlemen lately
:, Used "a Essex county, Virginia, are expected
- s.,oarS IN the vessel of the Society. soon to
- nom Norfolk. Property has been left to
~ %aty to the amount Of aboa, Sl0O or $500.
ady near fredericksburg has. we are in-
,uSu' slgnlhed her intention of speedily send
A. %s whole number of her slaves [5O7 to the
In, 4 Gentleman IN Montgomery county. Mary
anu Ras resolved TO manumit twenty slaves for
purpose OF African colonization, and they are
'Yec'ed to sail in the next vessel.
y generous lady near Charlestown, Virginia,
,Sl, .sso'ed to emancipate twelve for the same
''''s'omc nurpcse Twu of these have been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07

,py1E subscriber respectable informs his friends and
Il the public. that he has removed h's establishment
,ex, door tn the rankin House Hotel. few doors
Mellow his old stand; where he contnuest to carry on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07

/. .o,r;t. Several volunteer companies
r'pt aei! hboriug countless joined IN the pro-
FOa tle nI T'r,.cOlored ribaudsa and cockades were
s'''on. II the military as well as many OF the
sor o ,S :" the day. Several revolution
1tsn.s w n barouche, rode in the midst Of
n on i,,,,s The streets through which the
ne nlil ,n !passcd, were lined with beauty and
pOte''''" ,ic,tof the females wore head dresses
Is III, a with ,ri-colored ribands. The spi-
cfHlln s'nI,,in aud rejoicing seemed to pervade
no s community. Altogether the parade
Ire In l,s :. to excite general admiration"
-, .,.arys The following notice in the Balti-
80 papers; no.,. oss,ov
Baltimore, Der, 5th, 1850. 5
$50, request Of a number of citizens, am
= =. y, - invite my lellow-citizens to assemble
ali'S" rs.nectise Uards, at the places where
2 ?. a ,:',, al ars usually held. on rHuRSD AY
L I've NEXT, at SEVEN O'Clock, in order
y ~ W, tgo Dersons from each Ward 10 meet
. , I'll Committee on Friday evening follow
n ', :, he Ciy Halt. at SEVEN o'clock IN order
~, ,J 4, measures to celebrate the Triumph OF
Ja''if JACOB SMALL. Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07

GEoRcErowN, ID. C.-Inspection TO the gu
ter ending S0th-Flour, 1895 brls, 1873 h
do. Tobacco. 627 hhds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

,hoold ever think OF reading
'3oiI,-why they are as big again as
i.S Bible; besides u.,;,. h
si'a .ry reason, and, by making n
da' viii oblIge me, and no way oe,a
'%''t'' Iook,e; this is the FIRST time in
now b,uehr 5ooks-ii they are worth
ever o,' must be worth mine; SO, OF
sa:l' 'ns; made a gaby Of myself, as |
n' | a dam. if you hadn't been here. As
ave uS .m for a pack Of your little hop
b';'ns no bigger Than the ore you lent
.humo', snnpose | should ask you TO
fa'f u'S ne mare you rode TO cover on
n' "a a clever mare she is, and worth
al{ ',S thirty if she's worth o pound
!To a.s I should say to you, Let ne
"P p,rr, Mr.. s., and III give you
hot n'' 4 nice ponies for her Why,
'IoF Ias GU, Of the question, the thing
NC ,..sonable, you know. No, no,
%, ~; besides, promised my ma
'iI',s an her fancy; and, DO the thing
" n1r'o ., Ie, it alone, is my motto. As
d''ai'} Inc part Of this speech was deliver
to'o.o%s Of an angry tone, the attempt
''ni r was abandoned; aud, for anything
'''- no contrary, The splendid gil, backs
NV, ,,Sp,s' constitute the CHIEF ofn--
s9l,s -. r,,lo,k's breakfast parlour.
r. 'S' sb,uId take leave OF this worthy,
!. , oain,. IN point, which recalled him TO
,l;s occasion, as upon some others,
II he WAS asked how he liked Guy
md watcher he had YET done with
.,, xoIum,; aud, indeed, some astHnish'
80 h. on expressed by the family, At
E.,b,k,, de, aiming it so lOng-for se'e-
bow do YOU like Guy Mannering, sir"
q ,rb,rning book, indeed You may al
:, .,n ! c,n;emsn by his horse II is a
hook. | nr,er fail to take a light
. n,,r il every evening ai'er tea
.T,,o, by this time you must want the Sc
d volume,
=, rharket: you are very kind; but the one
-. vul do very veil foT me
uou' I don, Clearly urd rstand you
,y,r Mr.. s. | don; know whether II
, !. NE same thing with you, but I'll eel!
how i, is: you see, | sit down and read hive
leaves al night, aud the mex, morning II
I cir,s W, u my head; s1 that when l go
again the reading is all fresh, and just the
!. =, sew to me; her, lore, unless you want
INK i, viii do as well for me a. any other
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
rpPEME COURT UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, MARCH s.,

Present The whole Court.
On motion of VI, Wiz, w w Fet'man,
oof P,nnylvania, was admitted an Attorney
H. Counsellor Of this Court
IN, SITE ofN,W jersey. complain ant, Us The
F,ope Of The S'a'r of New York. In Equity,
M. Chief Ja>t,ce MArshall delivered the op,n-
h. Of his COurt-Hbserving, that, as no one
,,Dsgs 10 argue his motion on the par of he
ATE Of New York, and the precedent hos
be. established, III, Caur' do nor consider II
!, Der 10 require an cxparte argumen'. but
l. follow Inc preced, M so establlshrd alter
|,.yr and ,olvmN Argument. The Court Is
more di>pnsei to adopr ,his course as The
BE Of NV York viii be at liberty 10 contest
M, pro, eeding Al a"y time in . course OF The
|aa,r. Fnuh sr process OF Subpoena awarded.
Exparter Martha Bradsirret-ln the mat
|r II Jam>s Jackson, * dem: Martha Brad
sIr,, rs DANIEL Thomas and Joseph Kirt-
Dad VIZ. Chiyf Justice Mirshali deliver
I'd the opluion Of his Court, dIscharging III
Olts z; an ed IN these Gases 4, the last term OF
hi, Court
n IS The Bank Of the United Safes,
FLia ID, vs.. solomon Etrins. From me Cir
ci Coun Of the UniJed STATE, Tor the Mary
land Dis riu. The csuse was remanded 10 The
adcO.rt, with directions TO proceed tn reon
according 10 laW--thr matters in eontrovers,
hNng been agreed between the parties.
No. - John P. Van Ness aud TX appellant,
~ he Corporation Of Washington and he
Iar'd ) a,es. The argument nf this cau.r
S' continued by M. Jones CIR tie app-ilces
Adjourned I'll Mo dav, II o'clock, A. NJ
MONDAY. MARCH 8.
Present the whole Court
a motion Of Mr.. Southland, Alexander
"uHs, Jim VI Whi'e, John J. Che,wood
'nG James s Nrvius Esq'rs. of New Jersey.
were ,dml'ed Attorneys ard Counsellors OF
h, Couii.
No IS, John p Van Ness and ux appellants
w. NE Corporation Of Washington and the
Ur'ed Safes. The arsumen, Of his Gauge
H'' toniitued by Messrs Jones and Wir, for
"' Nofpor-iIoo, and by Mr. Attorney General
% oehaii Of the United States
''l'u'"ed IA - morr II A NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

rooms, but there was nothing so remarkable
as 10 produce either thunder lightning Or rain,
or even . touch OF an earthquake. They crack
ed several Of their old tests, and told several
OF their ole stories, but there was little. laugh.
ing done on that account. On the whole. how.
ever. it was a splendid asemblsge Of The beau
monde, mos, elegantly and judiciously assort.
ed Tor the occasion. Several new beauties
made their debu, IN fashionable society There
was one girl in particular, who is considered
the most perfect Specimen Of female i~ovelints IS
ever seen in New York. Her form, her air,
her complexion, her hair, her face, her busr,
her bosom, her loot, her ANGLE, her all in all,
have already captured Seversl hundred hard
hearts among the race Of dandies. Her in.
'ellcct is even superior (f any thing can be
supcrior) TO her person. Her powers of wit,
fancy and imagination. are jus, opening; and
they show a richness, an unri.allrd rio hines SIS,
perfectly astounding to all the na,uralists of
the city. Some think she came down from the
bright blue sky; others That she is the daugh-
ter Of some enchanted king Of the great deep,
many swear tina, she was dropped from a bright
cloud last sumner was a year, and that DR..
Mitchell knows he fact, bu, he passes 1t off
as one of The phenoma Of cleo Iricity.
Such is The ,ransccndant beauty of this unique
Creature that three hundred young men offash
ionable life have been taken sick, AID now
complain Of despair, dyspepsia, and the Other
en- thousand signs Of rue lovers. The physi-
ci4n, are run af,er night and day. Their gigs
are ever on The drive. The Journal Of Health,
and Medma Enqsirer, are rad by The head
Of very family. A most violent disorder, like
the i hnerza, has sewed up aIIthe old bachelors
in consequecr Of this wonderful girl. The pour
old withe. ed sprigs Of he beau monde are al
moslkili.d one day with sne.zing. and another
with coughing. In shorr New York was never
in such an awful predic amenl as it is at this
moment. Que ,hi,d Of our population is dying
in l"ye-one third for lucre-a and the remains
de- Of 5 alva,I"n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

Mr.. HEMpH1L., from the Committee on In
,.rn,j reinforcement, Of the House of Repre-
s,n,ariye.. made Yesterday a report on The me
mo,;aI. nr,yise for au appropriation for The
n.rno,. Of aiding i'm the construction of The Che
- and Ohio Canal Yves, of the Allegheny
umpmn,.;n The COMMITTEE express their en-
,,rs sense Of the importance Of the object, ou'
Il cline making the approx. iat,or for a sub
"..;,,;on mil IL shall be ascer,aine6 whether
-. ,mun;ca,Ion to the Eastern foot OF the
.u..h.nv mountain SHALL be made by cana
- al road. They hhen refer TO 'bti If recen'
rs,nr, nm The application Of the Rail Road
Company -Nai Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
c~o..;a.r.bl o,posi,ion was made to the

Considerable opposition was mace 20 'he
,r;n,;np oc Mr.. Johnson's report on the sun
dav mails, las Thursday, in Congress NJ
concluded some observations upon 'he su'Jee''
in the following language:
Since have been compelled to address you let me
ask what it is that renders the ,nst'ta'1ns ~ ,h ~ in this
Hy Iand the thoughts of the humblest citizen are not
!. BE- msnacIed and fettered. nor punished, whe'ner
orthodox or not. Mine are not to be; and s, 'hsy ne d;s.
have b%een~they never shall be. In , The. faithful o.rs n u,s'
charge of my duty. in such a case as TINS, = SaM uni.
Mr. Speaker, for consequence WEI IS ,h;s. . matter
of conscience, I care not who is with me OF VINO Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

BALTIMORE, MARcH 9.-The Hon. the Sec
RETARY OF H NAVY, and a Number Of stran-
gers from difftren, S,ales Of the Union, visited
the Railroad yesterday moning. Several ex-
cursions were made TO the Carroll'on Viaduct
by the parties Of laGies and gentlemen pre-.
sent, at the average speed Of fifteen miles an
hour, Two trips were also accomplished in
the " Mereor" sailing car, which was carried
along al he rate Of upwards Of twenty miles
an hour. The company expressed themselves
highly grall6ed with the exhibition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

against me, SO far as my own opinions and conduct are
concerned. Numbers are not to intimidate me. or turn
me from my purpose; should remain, sir, as unchang-
Cd standing alone, as if the whole human family, from
tne beginning OF time down to the present day. aatter.
ed me with their applauses. l trust, sir. the report
may be printed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

The following appointments have been made
by tn President, b, and with the advice and
consent Of he Senate:
JAMES II McCuLLocH, to be Collector Of
the Customs for The D,suic, Of Baltimore, IN
he Sac Of Maryland, from The Isl day Of
March, 1880
THOMAS iunSER, 70 be Collector of The Gus
toms Tor the Dis riot, ard Inspector oil the ke|
venue for the Por, Of Georgetown, i" the Di''
,riet OF Columbia, from the lsr OF March, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
NEnr-hNN.

,"aHhR BsAR.BA'T Will take place on Friday,
- 20 wSaHt, At the Spring Gardens. near AlcAan-
tue Bear now in superior order; and the pro
otns determined To give him u fair chance at
Iii r'e'SLes' u more correct display of his powers
w. pSeNh'oued. The accommodations for spectators
: more substantial than at the former exhibition;
NV m I'''e Who feel curious 20 witness this novel sight,
+, eSeo'ess De IighlJ grati6ed BY attending on that
harch lO-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

We pcrc,i,e with regret, Mr.. + Forres: ha,
been robbed on his pass &c from Boston 10
Providen, e, OF his travelling trunk, Containing
nancy, apparel, manuscripts, Sc a Ne"
York paper mentions, also, The loss oil money
20 he amount Of $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

A memorial was yesterday presented by Mr.
W,sn,NoToN inFhe House Of Representatives
from a number Of ~ci'izens of Ge"ree'owh
PRAYING Tor an ac, Of Incorporate" tor ali III
.urance Company in that town -Io'd'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

Mr.. SNowDEN: ] have read the a"swer OF a
Member Of the Temperance Sooie,y," 20 cer-
tain editorial remarks contained in your Ga.
ze.,e q few mornings since. With n nu'k o'
This answer have naught TO do lis Tor YOU
TO uo,ic- il. would only call he attention o'
vou, readers TO the concluding part Of the arti'
Ie. wh rein i, is stated that iu,ox'ca,ion is op
,osed bo,h TO the letter and the spirit Of their
constitution. And yet, tha, constitution does
no. proh,bi, the use OF 'in'ns and 'ermen''o
lioua,s; which use, arguing alter tnr n'anhti
~ n. au,hor of the oommuuica ion,s is likely
- lead IN abuse. Is this c"n>,srency9-ls his
no scheme OF entire a6stnenee:9 This, sir,
from q temperate man, 'h"9gh
No, q Membs, of The Temperance Soe'ely'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

.Norx-This is the train of reasoning usedhy your
correspondent, (snd, in fact, by most OF 'hose a'.ao"ea
=, the Society = II certainly is in unison with the re-
y,Ia,iors of honorable warfare To- fight IN antagonist
with his own weapons Will. therefore. embrace The
advantage, without stopping to inquire whether the ar
yument be f,ilsciuus or Otherwise. Ahtha' I nave 10
remark is. that ] trust your correspondent mas not pee"
.a.,o,d;zer from once or twice having had his
a,ne,i,e sa,ia. I'd by q delicate morsei OF Roast rig
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

The thermometer, yesterday morning, at sun
rise, was a, % degrees, attended With d hish
wind at y. w aud clear weather.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
AEs.HaSAM.D&IAs D. O.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1880.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Warrington, MdreA 8, 1880.

DEAN SIR: AS l expected, the question was
taken to-day upon Mr.. LorALL's right TO the
sea, now occupied by Mr.. NEWTON, and mot,
however, as l either hoped or expected decid-
ed in the Observation-Disclosures 81, Mr..
Newton thus loses his seat by a majority,
sgaisr him, OF -.
The Senate has been engaged un,il a late
hour Today in the consideration Of Executive
business. WILLIAMs's nomination, after being
rejected, has been confirmed. BY what hocus
pocus this has been effected, | neither know nor
care -Consistsnf gentlemen ought never 10 have
tk"ir motives questioned. 1t is understood tina,
several other nominations are in a train; but
whether to be blown sky high, or more firmly
in their offices, remains 10 be seen, and, consi>
-dering the " consistent" gentlemen who have to
deal with them, is matter Of great doubt. !
never though, The Senate would verge towards
Nortonizaiio1, bu', in Winiams's case, they
have not gone Far of.
The following gentlemen were, on Monday
last, elec ed Directors Of the Mechanics Bank
Of Alexandria:
John Longden, Thomas Vowel,
George Wise, JOS pin Vaudeville,
John A. Stewart, James Carson,
Louis Beeler, Aaron ID. Harmon,
Bernard Bryan, Robert l., hte,
Robert Brockett, Robert Jameson,
Robert w. Hunter, George Brent.
David Behold,
at q meeting Of The Board on Tuesday,
GEORGE BRKNr. Esq. was elected President,
vice Thomas VOWEL, Esq. who declined a re-
election, and CHARLES CHAPLIN, Esq Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

Mr. PolSsErT, late our Minister 10 Mexico,
has arrived in Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
J.A:MES s. GUNNELL, NJ. ID.
OEEYAST,

RESPECTFULLY informsthecitizensand v,s't %r
Id of Alexandria, that he may De ;nS WEnNEs
nav n I'i g every month, from 9 o'clock A. NJ un''iS
Z. NJ o., bisoAHc s between
the United states Bank and the e p cisssa,, i noeII;
Wasn,"S ris' Vii be punctsaIiy attendedto to.
ian 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
Aide Motel.

~ The subscriber respectfully informs
TIFF, the public tlst he has taken the house IN Al
S,1s die. Loudoun county Virginia, formerly o1 81
SaHs MED by the Misses Lacey, and more recenty
by Thomas ] holland, where he ID prepared 10 accom-
MEDIATE, in the best manner, all those who may favor
him with scsH
To enumerate the comforts which the above STAND
possesses, and which are necessary TO the cohVenienee
NJ traveller *. would be unnecessary On the part OF tue
.ubscriber lie therefore rests his claims to patronage
upon a desire to render satisfaction to all those VINO
NAV please to call at bis house.
"'' ROBERT sHACKLETT.
Alais. Feb. 10, IS3O-feb 12-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

Groton Monument Lottery Of Connecticut,
Class 40 l8,
Will be drawn at New Haven on Tuesday, Orb March.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
! prize Of $4,000 S prizes of $4,000
l 10 of 5000 S do Of 1000
do of 1000 ~ do of 500
1 do Of 3,045 etc. etc, etc.
Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters l IS cents.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company
Class No. !, for 1880.
Will be drawn in Richmond on Saturday, March IS.
90 NUMBERS-I0 DRAWN BALLOIS.
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000.
Tickets s.; halves . 50; quarters l IS.
To be had in q variety of numbers at the Office OF
J. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, .akrandrio.
Dra ring Of the .Maine Stale Lottery, Class No. for
1850:
6 So Al 20 As So 81 Is 80
march 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

WhlSkey, etc.
! nH bS1, Baltimore ~histsy
hid 5th proof n o rum
1000 lbs, Goldfish
10 boxes lemons
IS coils cordage, assorted sizes
IS kegs white lead
IS do black paint
Together with a general assortment Of
Groceries and Ship ChandAery.
Tor .,,e Inv FLEMING & CHAMBERLAIN,
az 80, Voweil's wlsrf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10
SSsIP NEWS.

~ A regular mee,iag If the LITERARY
c,rp will be holden This Erening, "wednesday at
In. Old Council Chamber. Question" Would the
emulsion of the Turks from Europe be OF ultimate adj
vantage to the other Powers OF that Continent!
march 10
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03

Byc coi. 4. M. 0akfey.---.and ,f net ami- .eobIv, ArISansas will settle 1t herself.
 3y Captafn /. Wood.--Gcn. Lafayette ne asyociatc nj ti,c treat found eI o our Independence. May he prove himself q Washington 10 France.
 By oae of the Company. fair of Eempstead--lf any softening drop is yet permitted in our cup of bitterness, think their afectionate hands will iningle and prepare it for our lips.
 By Dr. Baker, Qately married. )-Adieu to the Bachelors.
 nhmber Of other volunteer toasts were drank, but nave not been furnished the tioira1itte ee. i ilu itiss,ss F e good feeling prevailed throughout the en- 4crtaintnent, and the Company dispersed at an early hour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03

"alraliy, they protest ass:as;;ss a,,s decisions of . Chamber inconnleta '''e lmuti!ated hy force, and aeains, 1Ss9 sl, ana deiibeI It',"s to which they have ,s' ss s44s been called IVY lsst
 ['lere follow the signatures of ,s Peers. - ao
 {. Payts, August H."
 Aes Yovk, octo5sr l,
 Latest from Europe.--By the naei.. ei ship Napoleon, Capt. smith, we ssae' ha''' received Liverpool papers to Au@ass a' ' Eth, and London 10 the evening oi sass ,1 2sts containing Paris dates ta s.s The most interesting item of intal1i 1n. :. gence to the American reader iS l's- ',l' 0penisag 9 tie Hest l,sdFio l,sdFiio Ports io eas a,s commerce. Though the papers are ' ~. tirely silent concerning it, ard thoaah, s,l the fact was known tovery few persass a. in England, we5are i'll possession oi snsh evidence as puts the question be, iii manner of doubt. 4 bearer q ,4a spatches has arrived ill the Napoleas who proceeds immediately to Wal. ington, to communicate the news oa eially to the American government
 h th the meantime it gives US great pIa. sure to be able to lay before our readera the following letter from a very intelIis gent source, addressed to the Editors os the Journal of Commerce:
 Live,pool, 24th .August.-Y our minis ter 10 his great credit, has suceeededin obtaining the consent of this govern. ment to open the intercourse bctwee, the United States and the British Wess India Colonies, and it is probable thu, your President will in few days a6er this reaches you, issue the proclamation contemplated in his Message last se, sion; Message which, you may rener. Der, l approved at the time, becauset t showed a disposition on your side to re. move every subject Of difference be tween the two countries. The govern
 iert Of f this country las diispiia7ed equal good feeling in meeting this disposition. and Mr. McIsane deserves the gratitude ot the American nation for his unwea. ried labors, and the persevering skill and intelligence which he has put forth in attaining this result. It is to be hoped that your Congress will manifest q proper sense of his services. and deem the occasion fitting one for determin. ling whether an American ministerat the most expensive court in Europe. has not right to claim from the overflow. ing treasury of his nation,speh pecuniary support as the station of a gentlema and q minister indispensably requires.