Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.
Tr-S03Y N0RNIyG. IUNE y. 1880.

al, mai Dar containing the Washington papers,
,.J o.her letters and papers not brought BY the
Grst mali, was left behind yesterday, In Wash
MON. and he steamboat stopped here to leave
~ -,athina. This is exceedingly vexatious.
p :. Since the above was in type, al 6o'clock
p. 81. the missing mail bag arrived IN the stage
from Washington. We hope this business will
b. Locked into.
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", are crati6ed to see, that the new Poem of
mr. fel-low-townsman, Mr.. DANIEL Bryan, is IA
,o,hly noticed by some of our best conducted
;o,rnals. It we'll deserves their encomiums as
. , chaste. correct, aud moral composition.
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s. Domineo.-The schooner f. o., Captain
Burrows. arrived at this port on Sunday, in 90
d,ys from st. DOMINGO. There was no news
s,,.r;n- on the Island. The markets were full
of american produce, and the stock of Flour,
nett. ,llrly, very large-nominal price, IN per
bh.-and donbloons were selling at 2S1 each.
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We wqderstaad Mr.. VAN BuRES is not In
Washington. travelling Cabinet!9 Mum!
Mr. Ptlo Uhi,e, editor of the Western (Sa-
tsh,rv Carolinian, having been ..calied, BY an
On ,ointmeut from the President, to the discharge
y lic;al Juties abroad''--alias Rewarded-takes
1--we If MS readers in a very neat valedlctory.
W. bonp that Mr.. Whites official duties abroad
NAV restore his health. aud that he may live ma
ny years % tell Of the blessings of Jackson and
recHrm two comfortable things. since they pro-
cured MS call to a profitable office.
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Pnl Clifford, the new novel By the author OF
Pr]ha,n aud the Disowned, has been pahlished
IN ms country, and is now coming III Tor ITS share
Of puff and praise. We, who are SO here,icalas
not u put Nc. BCLwER alongside OF Sir WALTER
Scorr, must De excused TOR having our do"Gts
rn,;, we rea this lss. from the ~'.prolifc pen"
g he first named gentleman. 4 thousand times
nave we been upon the point Of making a recanta-
non. ard coming within the pale of the fashlona-
HES. -, 20 Mr.. BpiYer's novels; but. positively,
me word stack in our throat and we never
So. have been abe 10 bring ourselves to the poin:.
We have been denounced accommodated byall
our literary friends, males and females-but we
are. most stupidity and incOrriglbly, obsunate.-
Nh p.rsulsion, no reasoning, can penetrate our
thick craniums SD as 10 make an impression: and
,o,itiya,v sc are afraid we shall live IN our sin.
and iis "a our error.
W. lave found time to read over the answer
If >t-..s KtxG. late Navy Agent at Norfolk, TO
Z, ,et,er of Mr.. Secretary Branch, and agree
w;,, the ornian expressed bv a correspondent IN
yesterday, Gazette. That i. is =. as satisfactory
* heart could wish IT." Willing to give even
H.. neil his dae. we decline publishing Mr..
KIM ictter. not having inserted that OF the Sc
cct..,. or the Reuort of his friend aud counsel
lor. ,Ao Fourth Auditor. Upon this Report, Mr..
Ktac promises to make a few remarks another
tim, when we trust he will stin.s him to the
quick. No fear Of laying on too hard--for he
must accommodate the cOarseness OF the iash 10
the calio>itr of the back. ,
The letter of Mr.. King places the profound
Secretary in a most pitiable condition-he really
Is ,slow anger. We incline to agree with MIR.
Nig-adopting the most charitable conclusion
and willingly suppose that his conduct has only
proceeded from his total incapacity for his sta
ION.
Lieutenant RANDOLPH SAYS that, sin due
,imc. proper notice will be taken Of the Fourth
AUDITOR Report"
Fhe Defamer General for the Government de-
serves TO be tried under the = second section.
@NA
We want to see what he g immaculates" say
10 The removal of Commodore WARRINGTON
SPEAK out, Duf!
We were much pleased with an article copied
nto the Charleston Courier from the :. Irish
ann" a newspaper published in that city. The
sediments expressed in the article from the
lishman are patriotic and manly. and plainly
Aoy the devoted LOYALTY Of that part OF our
Southern population. The Courier says: "The
lueie alluded t. coaclGsively proves the sound
ar,, o. NJ least a portion OF our adopted citizens
atbe subject. We have reason to believe that
here is net an Irish'nan in this city who does not
icl1ia he notification aud revolutionary sentl-
ma put 'ortl by some restless spirits among
Ia Is"
linen will always be true 10 Union and
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\'ez1ndri1 Gazette, commenting upon 4
q. Co., --' raoage siven by Us 4 short time smce'
arms e atiii {. tel 4 better. We can only
III ~, We dcfs 5,}.--Ccriesfon Ga-.
Ibnot worth wai,e entering into particulars.
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1t would seem from a paragraph in the New
Hampshire Patriot. that after Mr.. Woodbury.
@l exnraSsed bis determination to make room