Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

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hospital upon it, and extensive barracks in CO.
town, for the accommodation of The wounded in b.,
tie understand that large number more Of s,r.
geons, 500 nurses, and or 900 beds are m .S:
way to this place. These vast preparations s III
ample accommodation and best attendance of hor
wounded warrorsS is certainly very creditable to tho
humanity OF tho French nation. Steamboats, nre ~
be constantly plying between this and the devo,eS
city, to hasten the suffering wounded with ali des-
patch, to good quarters.
There is something appalling in the thought of
standing by to see these bUats unlade heaps Of mnn
gied men. What contrast 20 those companies of
smiling people that daily discharged upon tho
American wharves by our boats Far be from me TO
wish the scourge of to pass it's desolatnr swcen
across any counuy but should the French roll a wore
OF des'r uction this barbarous nest of pirates
what poet or orator, historian will ever presume
TO pour INTO the annals of time, mourafl efi,sion
over her broken down walsh Strange that the blast
OF heaven has not long since blotted these monster
from the earth. ~
About 10 days ago an awful gale of wind occurred
here, which made oil things tremblc in it's wav Tyo
French briggs, blockading Algiers were cast ashore
and more thar 900 officers and sailors fell into ,be
hands OF the Algernes 1t is said that all their heads
were immediately cut off. The Dey pays 200 dollars
tor i've Frenchman, and one hundred for dead
one. doubt, therefore, whether the report of the
execution is correct.
Yesterday, the Captain Pacha from Constant;ro
pie appeared off Mahon in a frigate He ;s son, Nv,
the Grand Sultan TO mediate between France and
higlers, and prevent. if possible. the effsiou of
blood He has despatched q small vessel to Alpiers
10 OBTAIN information whether the 200 French sailors
are desa or awe understand he proposes to submit
. i herehces between these belgerent powers to
aIcision Oh all the Foreign Consus at Algiers
know not. l shall write you again soon.
CoRRuPrIoN TO THE CoRE.--Phe following lack.
son electors for President and Vice President for
OHIO IN 1898, bare already entered into their re-
spa7d!I! 80
r. A. BRowN, to be Charge Ses Affairs at Brazil.
SAMUEI; HERR'cK, District Attorney, for the Dis
n ,yrJ O.
vote re-considered and confirmed
Col. PiATr. to be Paymaster in the West.
iHoMAs SiLLIsPIE, to be Register of the Land
Office, at Fiffin, Ohio; vice Editor Gardiner suaani
| mOusiy rejected
JoHN McILvArNE, to be Indian Agent, at Pioua
| Ohio. "i
thus have FIVE electors who voted for Gen.
jackson for President, in Ohio been re,oaded with
public Offices; of which are or great resnonsb,I;
| ty and profit. When Mr.. Adams made Herv CLAW
secretary OF State, after he had voted him In the
louse OF Representatives, the combination pack from
one emu OF the continent to the other rupg the CHARGE
OF bargain ''lntrigue"-'corruption'- &c
But ~hen the greatest and best sees fit to feed FIVE
OF those who voted for him. IN State alone from
the public crib, these pure and unspoted patrots are
as mute as mice! If it were corruption in Mr.. Adj
ans, what ought it to be called in Gen. Jackson.
whose rewards have been bestowed not only on MANI
OF the electors who voe;! Cor him but who has confer
red some Of the lucrative and responsible Offices
IN the government: upon hirelng printers and brawl-
ing demagogues? Speak out, We Simon Pures and
let the people hear you.-Scioto Gaseue
From The PHILADELPHIA u. S. Gaseue.
Gentlemen: having been much pleased with several
or the sentiments given at the different public dinners
on the 9Th, Just IS published your journal teke
the liberty of copying another which think YOU win
deem worthy place in your columns
| The Pardoning Power: May it he exercised in the
same spirit as the Declaration of independence,
'c,th equal and exact justice to all men, of ,ohateue,.
nation, Sect or persuasion.'' OCONNEIJ
The Lexington turnnike con,,.,,, $40.
organized o" Monday nst-s2ooo the sum rsaued1
having been subscribed Ruff esq was chosen pIede'
and Joseph Cameron, esq Col Reid Col John Jodan,
AieSander l. Barclay, esq, and Mathew White esq were
elecca directors of the company.
A Sign poaFEsr-Tbo election in the fifth ward Of
TINS CITY for an Alderman in the place Alderman Rogers who
do NOT take his seat terminated last evening" SPIRITED
Tammany candidate ehaie and the third Candidate 1i sae
put r up by portion Of the working men, I'm Leaucns.
- n n; 1 I Es% Shack. & &
this ward, Presidential election the Jack
elecor obtained majority of 400 The whole Jsckson
n t onv a , all the
candidate OF this party this OCCASION what it was NOT
and well qualified for the which he was Nominated
was trial Therefore made by the party under the est
the enuousness of the effort and the confident arcpatiops
Of
n Locomotive and Chr are nov in complete onsr
alton in Louisville, (Ky,) TIL, Public Advertiser
says 1t is the third engine of tho kind which has
been constructed by Mr. Bruen, of that place. and is
understood to be much superior to those heretofore
mace by him. II is built on the model of ono of
those now running the Liverpool and Mancheste r
Haii-koad The machinery is pronounced beautiful,
and two or more persons may ride il the Car at tho
sane time
The Astronomical Society CT London have recent
~ elected Alr F. r. Hassier, of this city, an assoc
ate ct their body. He is the first and only one from
Tie United States.-.N. Amer.
The Hon y. II. Everett late American Minis or
IN Spain, mentions that the splendid natural adyan-
tages of that country have been in great measure
iost Tor want OF proper attention to Internal I'm
ProCenentS