Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29

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Notwithstanding to the New Orleans Bee
OF the latest date, letters received in that city
from persons entitled to full credit confirm the
report OF the complete route of Gen. Bravo and
Colonel Mauria by Guerrero. II has been con-
s,,lered very doubtful. on the mere strength of
tI,e reports received here; but it is far from be-
ing improbable.--N y Commercial Adcertiscr.
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Colombia The Pilgrim, arrived here from
Maracaibo, which place she left on the 9Th inst.
brings rumors, that the government of Venezue-
la had placed under arrest several officers charg-
ed with being concerned in the projected revoiu-
ton in favor Of Bolivar Slnceeit was known
that Bolivar had resigned the preparations for war
had been suspended, and some of the troops had
been disbanded. A good deal OF disaffecton ex-
isted throughout Venezuela. At Maracalbo,
placards had been posted, denouncIng Paez.
Whatever foundation there may prove to be for
these reports, We look with anxiety for the de-
parture of Bolivar; who, it was said by the last
account, had his baggage on board vessel at
Carthagena, and was expected to sail-not, we
hope, merely to some near point oil observations
but to Europe. where his influence cannot be sus-
pected, hoped for. or dreaded. The excellent
spirit breathed in the address, OF President Mos
guerra, gives promise OF better days 10 Coiomoia.
He has been constitutionally elected; does not
affect to decline the honor, and promises to DO his
duty.-Ibid.
Jenezueld.-Since writing the foregoing, ship
news and papers have been received IN town
from the Niontilla. which sailed from Carthage
ma on the 4th of July. Bolivar had arrived there
n few DAYS previous, from Zabaco, followed to
the sea coast by number of generals and friends,
and was waiting for an opportunity TO sail Tor
England and France. We hope he has found
one; for the complexion of the remaining news
shows that he cannot 90 a moment too soon.-
Dispatches arrived at Carthagena two days be-
fore the Moutila sailed, announcing that there
had been a counter revolution III venezuela;
that Paez had been compelled to resign; anu
that the new party declared for reunion with
New Granada.-Ibid.
From China.--A gentleman OF this city mas
received letter from Canton, via Salem. stat
mo that the English have acquieSced IN W the
demands made by the Chinese; and mat The trade
had consequently been resumed. -PA'lad Has.
-<asss-.
The Sciem MTder. Supreme judicial
Court now holding special session IN Salem, met
on FRIDAY morning.
-. The Boston Courier States that the Grand
Jury presented'an indictment against john Fran
els Knapp. George Crowninshe!d. aud Joseph
Jenkins Knapp, Jr. for the Murder of Mr.. White;
charging j + Knapp with committing the crime.
and J. J. Knapp Jr. and Richard Crownnshle'd
with aidinr and assisting. The indictments con-
tanned other counts in accordance with the tech
meal forms, in which Richard Crowninshlcld, Jr.
was CHARGED Us principal, and J. F. Knapp with
heinz present and aiding. The three prisoners
scveraisy pleaded not guilty. Tne knapP' de-
s;re,, me counsel IT Mr. Dexter. and Mr. Htntou',
hut as Mr.. Rautoul does not practice IN the Su-
preme Court, MIR. VIM. IL. Gardiner OF this city
wa; substituted. Messrs. Hoar and Shiilaber
were apoointed counsel for Geo. Crowninhied, at
his request. Mr. Hoar claimed the privilege OF
y separa.e trial for his client which was granted.
The prisoners were then arrai9ned second
time. and made the same plea to another ndict-
ment. in which Richard Crownlnsheld, Jr' was
charged as principal, and his brother, with the
Knapps. as accessories before the Tact.
~ aoHe pro>e2ui was entered on the Indictment
found in April bv the Grand jury at Ipswich.
and m motion of Mr.. Shaw. Benjamin Sci
man and Daniel Chase were discharged. Palm
or did not appear, nor was his name mentioned,
from which we suppose he is to be used as wit
ness. One of the trials will commence on tues
day morning"
ID,portant R,medy. Newark Eas lie states
that a tablespoonful of spirits of camphor IS an
,libte remedy against the fatal effects OF