Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22

:,,nl. ba, the sou of the former King Of Spain
.aG,.rd this ovation, the idea of which might
.,ys becn i'll Interpreted IN France"
Ne imagine our quiet neighbOrs will won
IL, when the triumph was offered to the young
Ne Ronapirte. OF when, indeed, they saw HIM.
IS .,cb tales find their way To France from this
~ we may well doubt the truth Of some that
one from Pa,is.-U $. Gazette.
The postmaster-Gcneral has at length yielded
, The solicitations oil the people the route, and
.,,1,ct;,dfOr the running OF mail stage between
manchester and Cumberland, to commence on
,L. Isl of January next MIR. Josiah Massie, OF
II. town, is partner in the contract, and will
,t MAN the line the first rate stage and horses.
.r,..a direct communication will be opened be-
,,,.,n the Virginia valley and the great west, and
,r,y,ler, be no longer Obliged to GO round by
,,,v of Hagerstown. 50 miles further in reaching
t,mlcrland To persons travelling from the
,,,,t to Rchmand aud the lower Virginia cOun-
,rs. as well as to the southern states beyond
Richmond. this will be a great accommodation.
j, also much the nearest way from Cumberland
~ Washington and Alexandria.
rUmckesier Republican. 1
Extract from letter dated Magnolia, (Flori-
IA October %, 1885,. Our cotton crops are
,,w coming into market in small parcels, which
,r. held AT Q 10 81 cents. The excitement rails
rI by the competition Between Augusta. Savan-
nah and Charleston, has induced MANY 1i our
planters TO defer selling for the present, which
NAV be tie means of making the bulk Of our
crops late in coming in. Our planters, IN gene
raj are confident of rise towards the close ut the
season, in consequence of report that the crops
of cotton would fall short In this section at the
country thew are yerv fine. Two or three OF our
p,nters are irving sugar this season, on an eX-
;el,ye scale: should they succeed, sugars will
be our principal crops hereafter; it having long
been a matter of doubt whether it could be raised
Il, far north as this part of Florida-the majority
have ONLY been waiting to see the experiment.
fllv tried before embarkins. As vet we have
had only one or two light !:osts."
Ii has been ascertancd. saws the New York
Standard. that the persOA who fell overheard from
the Steau,boa; Ohio. on the night OF October 6.
i few miles below POu.hkeepsie. was Mr.. Tho
mas Harrison native of Yorkshire Eng.) who
wi> IN the employ of Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin.
and had charge of the celebrated horses Serab,
B,rciont aud Cleaye!aud Bay. The body Was
found few DAYS afier the accident and decently
inferred at Milton, four miles south of Pou.hkcep-
.ic. The unfortunate man enjoyed the confidence
Of his EMPLOYER, aud it Is supposed that he was
asleep when he fell from the boat. His mother
!. in England.
Chain CaJIes.-By an extract of letter
from the Port Captain, Table Ba,, Cape Of Good
Hope, contained in the London Tunes, we learn
- follows in relation to Chain Gables rhe wri-
Ter SAYS" From the experience Of five winters,
Ian ,f npiuion that Chai Cables do not answer
in TIL, BAY in northcry gales; and unless YES
Sc have good hemp or coil cable On board du-
ring the winter months, viz: Nav, June, July
and August. when such gales are prevalent acci-
dents must occur. In some vessels the cham
cables are evidently defective either from cOrrO-
sion, Or from being too small for the purpose"
Census and Hedih of Nuiche-.-The census
Of Natchez mississippi had not been quite
Completed at the last dates, on account ut the
absence Of many citizens. The number of in
hah't3nts during the summer was upwards at 5O00,
and Of this. Onlv 81 have died of all descriptions
and ares. Some of those who died of congestive
and Of bilious fever, were taken sick on the other
side oi the river. several miles below the city,
and were either brought there previous To their
death. or after for interment.
U,da,ameL "A new life of the notorious i'm
pes cr, Mohammed, or vul%arly Mahomei. has
been prepared for the Family Library, by the
Rev. George Bush.
T"omsonia. Mr.. Kelso Grey, aged e.. died
sm!deaiy at Montpelier, Vt. on the eth ult.
While under the operation of plentiful dose o!
l.obelia, and the application of steam, not"iih-
stAuding, the account SAYS. that the latter was
applied to the last gasp Of Ge," by DIR. Ma
masses i.itch, brother-n-Iaw of the patient. and
his cifs, who are both practitioners of the 1ho"l-
SOnia system.
TiIecf y. D.-'rhe Western Reserve, Ohio,
synod at 4 recent meeting has voted no longer 10
zee osnize such titles as d. ID. as belonging to
Ministers OF the Gospel.
Nipyeck.-The ship st John, from New
York for Mobile, fell In, on the 2lSt otOct2ber,
in lNt IS, S. long -. with the wreck Of the
Sri, Patlot. oi Portland. The z. was ioadcd with
lumber aud dismas,ed. She had been boarded
d ,hoc; time previously ana set on fire.
Force IF iE.br.-Jerry Snow. whose pecunia:y
Concerns were alwaos uppermosr III hismind. Was
on e'r travelling in company. and very early m the
morning was waked bv his companion. Who said.
Come, Snuw. day is breaking" :. Well, says
Snow "lct it treaS. i; don't o2ce me any thing. :"