Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-08

Colony on the Coast Of Africa, where I believe
their happiness will be more permanently secur.
cd, desire not only that the expences of their
emigration be paid, but that the sum of ffty dol.
lers shall be paid to each one so emigratine. ON
his or her arrival in Africa"
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A letter received by the Editors of the New
York Gazette says: " The Dey Of Algiers will
positively take up his residence at Leshorn, where
he is daily expected to arrive"
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EIections.-As we have received only p,rt;,,
returns from several of the counties in New York.
we will wait a day or two longer before we at.
tempt to give the result. In the City of New
York the Regency ticket has succeeded 'bv a
majority OF about three thousand; in former wears
the city went for the Regency by SIC thousand
majority. In Orange county. having two Mem
bers OF Congress, Messrs. WiIkin and Eager, the
Clay candidates are elected.
From Massachusetts, we learnt that in Essex,
South district. MIR. CHoArE has been elected
over MIR. CRowNINsHIELD. Mr.. ADAMS is elect
cd from Plymouth by a large majority. Gen.
DEARBoRN is elected from Norfolk. MIR. EVE
RE1-r from Middlesex. In our next we shall
give further and more particular returns.
The full returns from Ohio nave not been re.
celved-but all there is '.safe and sure" The
jackson men give il up. A letter from Ohio, pub
lished in the Telegraph. commences with-..I
fear we have received a Waterloo defeat in this
state"
The Chilicothe Evening Post. ia Jackson pa
per- "giyes it up" in a manner that might
serve for an example to some of its Jackson bre-
thrcn of Kentucky and elsewhere. The Post adj
mi;s that Gen. Macarthur, the Republican Can
didate for Governor, is elected by a handsome
majority, aud that the Republican party will
have Il majority in the House Of Representatives
and on JOINT ballot.
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list oChc q. s. Ship Pincenues. Mffhe Sand
Wirh iShmds.-''. Among the occurrences of the
last year." say the Missionaries of the Sandwich
Islands. in a general letter TO the American
Board. dated February 1850, Mot the least I'M
purtant and interesting to us and this nation. is the
visit Of the Y. 5. Ship Vincennes. w. B. Finch.
Esq. Commander. with our former beloved fellow
iaborer, the Rev. c. s. Stewart, now in the L.. 5.
Naval service, as Chaplain. The admirable do
cument addressed to the King. by the late Seore-
tary of the Navy with the authority and approba-
ton of President Adams. viii We think. mark an
era in the history of Improvement among this peo-
pie. The wisdom which dictated that letter. and
the able support it received from the commander
and officers of the Vinceunes, during a visit Of
near two months at the Islands, demand our
grateful acknowledgment; and cal! for thanksaiv-
inc to Hin who orders all things we'll. Captain
Finch visited most of our stations and treated the
Missionaries with great Kindness: and it is point
of no small Importance that the Vincennes was Il
iabu ship.
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We are glad to learn that Mr.. Cooper's
new noyel-Ihe UHer-UIt itch. or the Skinner
of the Seas-will be Published here, by Mcssers.
Cary & Lea early in December. Nd. Gas.
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.4noiher Boiler BWSt.-The steamboat Ohio
burst her boiler last week between Dunklrk and
Buffalo,; but it being in the lower part of the
boiler 1t accustomed no injury to any person OH
board.-Fiedonia Censor.