Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
ALEXANDRIA, DC.
THURSDAY uORMNG, SEPT, :, :,
No National Intelligence was rece;,.
town, Yesterday.

town, yesterday.
We think it proper to state. that We b,s.
ceived two or three notes on the Snbiec, -
late Murder, all calling for activity aad,;Ts'
on the part Of the proper officers, and en-.
ing sense Of horror at the he;ncasre,s 4 :
offence.
1857
The Editor Of the Naiiona! Gazette h., b,
US the Justice 10 contradict the inpuden, :.
urfonnded assertion OF the Telegraph nor,c, !,
us few DAYS since: but the Ieiegrlvh b. y
had the grace to say word IN exteaG.is.
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There is likely to be another "blcv ~,
the csmp. Daft has fallen afoui Of Gen. AL
alxcEs, of North Carolina. We snail .e, y
is the result. u
The Notification Party in Charleston. Ia,
skotched. is not killed. The nutteIiGs J,
storm are still heard, and the cloud h., %, \
appeared from the horizon.
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II was rumored that a terrible steannc,
plosion had taken place On Lake Erie, lsl-
faio. Twenty persons were said to Be ill.s
of whom fifteen would not recover
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The Burlington n. j.. Chronicle stats d
Joseph Bopaparie was making arrsDseu.nss
return to France.
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We regret 10 perceive BY the NewCds,
Mercantile Advertiser, Of the 18th Of ls4
that the yellow fevcrwas raging there att a.
and that the cases were increasing.
At present. says the Mercantile, mani q
cases have not the usual malignanoy In Ihs
demic, a,d therefore is it, the deaths are D. &c
numerous; but should the weather coaim,rl
present state. il would be- hard 10 msys y
rapidly the lnalieuancy might increase. gts
not anxious tn spread all alarm of sItkE@F
yai!ing to a great extent in TIE c,ty, butwsl
it duty to publish what is actually the b.
Those who have no need Of yenturing 'he "
whom fortune has placed beyond the ems,zt
of remaining here, to become accImatedn os
to establish themselves, We would ad'sN@S
the CITY. Cor the veil keqwn Powesso Il inc raj,
Ing epidemic ever burst suddenly upon Us, Vi
TOO many are unprepared tOmeetit'
ANp
On Thursday last. the 10th inst the an.
sary of Mexican independence was rcie6r t.
New York. Colo. Joze Antonio Mela. 81
tary Of the Mexican Legation to TIN. ccdn IN
Lorenzo "a LavaHe, Governor OF the s.s
Mexico, gave splendid dinner atthe War;
ton Hotel, of which the distinguished s'Iii'
in this country, ttracting Governor Of thsS
the Mayor Of the City and several other "a
men were invited to psr,akes
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A meeting Of the CITIZENS Of Caahs',a
held on the 18Th INST, for the purpose Of Z!
ing measures for the relief Of the DISTRESS
habitanis Of ireland. A resOlatnn rsf
for the appointment of committee Of tbt'
sons Tor each ward, to collect slbsenl mos
unanimously adopted. Before he rtai'
were finally disposed of, (e meeting Ha.sd'
ed BY Mr.. II. l.. PiDckney, the Right lfIe'
Bishop ENGLAND. Il. J. Tumbul, the R1.|
Lee, aud Mr.. Benjamin Elliott. Ia 5ms
of their addresses, vivid and affecting C'sI
tions were given Of the Suffering cOnd1'l'
Irish, and Of the claims of that geneyOa' r.
to American sympathy and gratitude, WIG
received and applauded with warmth ;'s'
felt enthusiasm.
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Kings II Frgncs. Several Of the NJ
France are thas designated in hlsinry--b
debonaise--Lou The stammerer: Lou: u ?
marine-Louis the Lazy--Louis the By
the young--Louis the iioi--l.Oalo uf y
Louis the iust-Louis the great--to "fu
be added Louis the coed, and Charles MF'''
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The remains Of Midshipman AIfne'
DADE. whose uunn,e!y death, by drown:
noticed in our last, were brought o;c' ~
Navy Yard, yesterda, morning. about ~,
attended by handsome procession q OOD~
ing the Officers from the yard, AID ih'
Guard, under Lieut.. McCawley. tPN
it was received by the Navy Officer ''t
volunteers If orr Borough, the Jun,''' =
pendents and Blues, and the proce's'ol
in handsome order TO the cemetery ~"
body was inferred with military holofs,
.voteh Be-
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The following circumstance he's been re
made known to US. Ii is said. that d'' !,
last winter. application was made By 'fs
Of the late Gen. Brown for IN apPolntIn'a. ;
def for one OF her sons. The promise 'I $50
that the appointment should be gwen 0Dt . ~
lapse of a few months, Mrs. Brown "a,I-.
that there was 10 vancancy, ,oser, lihl" ,iG
an appointment ,Das conferred on NANNY
liam O'hed. lie father Of Mrs. ha'e', d,