Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-19
ALEXANDRIA. DC.
FR!NGY NORNING. NOH 10 1870.
Va RE TIES.
:. TO shoy the very age and body ofMe lime,

Mr. LIST, recently appointed Consul at Ham
burg. is the gentleman who was written So mncb
in favor of-protectlng datics and the America
System.
GEORGE EUsris. Esq. has been appointed A..
torncy General Of Louisiana BY the Actino (;o.
werner. in the room Of Aonzo Murphy. resigned
The celebrated. Indian. Captain John Bran,
son of the Chief. has been returned To the pro
yincal Parliament of Upper Canada, for ,Ee
county of Ilaldimand.
Wilson's American Ornihoosv. with thc con.
tinwation by Charles l.. Runapar;c. has bcc,
put to press in London, by Sir VI iiam Bartipe
author of " Illustrations o! OrmtnoIogv." The
whole will he contained IN three volumes. DENY.
octave. with upwards Of ore hundred cncrayipy.
and copious notes by the author.
Mr. Cotton. the author Of !.accn. is enoaoea
in history of The recent French Revolution.
Thomos Moore. theroet, ispeparin. history
Of Ireland.
Theron Cheeny. youth prrmafura'y Fioe +.
depra>iv, WAS capitaliv convicted I'll i.,, r.
Mass few days slice, at the early a.e Of IS.
He was born during the memorable Septehye.
gale of 1873.
Letters from Odessa mention that cararlrt
| Tartar merchants, consisting nI about o.gnl rr.
els. laden with merchandise Of the value IF puo
millions of rabies. had arrived at 0rcubnrg.
A letter from Paris. to the Editor # the Lon.
don Times. says: :. am crcdDN informed riat
among the bookseIins trade alone. there h,,c
been, with the last month. so Liimcs."
wilkins TanncGill. a gentleman dwell known
literary requirements. has issued proposal. Tor
publishing. in Nashville. Tennessee, erary.
commercial. and political newspaper. to be emil
tied The Herald The Editor declares tia, lie
is opposed to General Jackson. and in ia,r, II
HrNRy Clay. as the next President. We wish
Mr.. Tanuehill successful Issue to hi. effort, to
start the Herald.
A white man named Elijah kimrough was
hun. at Ralei II, =. G. on the 9TH inst. Tor the
crime OF wiiiul murder. At the same time. a
negro man named Carey was hung for breaking
into kitchrn. or out-hosc. where no one slept
and rOhbing ii of arti, les worth. perhaps. five
dnllars. According TO this tariff OF LEGAL penal
ties. The life Of an individual is worth five dol
lars; and in the moral code, stealing fitch or
two OF bacon Is as henou> Il crime as the fOuest
murder. The reader will understand, of course,
that there is no penItcn;iary in the State Of Nor.
Carolina.
The ScIOtO Gazette Extra states that General
Macarthur is elected Governor by majority Of
something less than 1000 votes. There Is a
small majority of Clay men in the Legislature.
Eight out OF fourteen Representatives to Congress
are decided Clay men.
a new trial for the election of Member Of
Congress, in the Sd District of Vermont, is 70
take place on the first Monday in December neat.
A Swedish ship has sailed from Goeubnrs
Tor Swan River. She carries eleven wood'n
houses. all built at Gottcnburg. consisting Of l'om
toar TO ten rooms, which have been taken to PEE
ccs, and will be easily put up again.
The Federal Circu, Court is nov in ses.ionia
Frankfort. Kentucky, Judges Mclean and l}ose
on the Bench. The Court of Apreas has adj
journed. to meet again the second Monday 10
December.
Eighteen convicts were lately released from
jail IN Rhode Island. eight of whom were banl.A'
cd from the State-not being citizens.
The Chester pa Visiier mentions an en@'
nous Radish. this year raised on the farm OF J4''
Past. IN Upper Providence, which measures t@G
feet six inches round. and weighs fifteen pound
i-D"HNp H. rhoBkICks Tsst' Has wv" w III
ed to the command Of the u. States ship |mcen-
mes, now lying at New-York.
The population of York County. Penn. accord
Ing to the late census. is 43.059-gain since io-'
1853. The population of Adams County Is S'''
$40.
The Mobile Register states. on the authority o
a letter from Clark county. Alabama. that ncr11
bad fallen there between the l4th June and V'e
25th October.
letter from Paris. dated .lh ut. states na'
4 large party of American gentlemen, with t''n
aides. had Lcc' invited to the palace OF LOWS
Phliip. who with his Queen gave them very llay.
ering reception. Gen. La Fayete prepared W.
lst OF invited guests at the express desire OIL o'
King.
The grand jury of the New-fork CITY Cou'
las presented as nuisance, and the cause o. na',
ances, the bands of music that are stationed ~
'lay IN the front of museums. and similar P'a'''
# exhibition.
William Bartlett, Esq. of NewburyPort. IA
L different times. given to the Theological Ie"
nary at Andover. Mass upwards OF f~e RUS
'red thousand dollars.
A correspondent of the Nashville Repuol'lS
ta;pc hat tr, H., oonnfy Tennessee. tltIC