Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. c.
<,TURnIY MORNING., JUNE II. 1880.

Il very pleasant feelings connected with II, and
s.,se.we think it will be OF real advantage TO
- .c,yn and its neighborhOod. We understand
~, rho Trustees have taken measures to revive
Ind that thew have elected Mr. BRAsHE.Rs
rsn,leman with high recommendations as a
ii~oiar-principal of the Institution. The Aca-
Inv will be opened at the House on Columbus
&C." near Christ Church, formerly used as the
r.,c,seyian School House, as soon as the neces-
L ~. arrangements can be made for the accommo-
non Of pupils. The course of studies will EN-
"-,ce the Latin and Greek languages up to the
airheSt authors.
" +" mentioning the revival Of the Academy aad
,,;.n for its success. we do not Intend To de-
10, from the merits Of other Schools, which are
,,n,red bv gentlemen we'll qualified for the ar
Ions duties Of their profession. aud the success
fgbose pupils give assurance ct their asslduous
,,,o,,ion aud perseverance,. 1t strikes us that
- own possesses peculiar advantages for the
.iaration of boys, in It's heaithiness, the cheap
49,. ofbuard. the society, and Its situation.
W. SHALL take occasion, shortly, to throw out a
&, hints upon the interesting subject of Educa-
..on. which we should like to see p~ractised upon
az olr fellow-citizens generally.
80
Under the title Of the Prospect before us"
lite number of the Government Mud Machine
hasa long article containing ian infinite deal
e oo.hin.;'' and, like Gratlano's conversation.
.,rir;nr a thorough search TO find one grain out
= mo ryo bushels of chat, and when You have
sound il, il is not worth the seapsh.-FOr what
40. il all amount to? That there are divisions
,nd ieaIousies in the ranks of the par,y-that
rnlss, thew unite they will lose their offices-and
hat. unless they hold these. Dyss goes BY the
board. This last appears to De a very impor-
rbt consideration with the conductor OF the Ma
,,ipe.7 Buteverv body knew these things before:
anal they now come like ga thrice told tale, veX-
m, the dull ears Of a drowsy man." And does
rodI atitle to the credit of either Mr.. Calhoun
DR. Nr. Faa Barren, that the "artticcS OF the
New York Courier effected their separation?-
W. should think not.
Blt SAYS the sagacioGs conductor, who every
and, knows is remarkably m5deSt and mapre'end-
M, ..Our highest ambition Is To- be Editor OF
he Telegraph and Printer to Congress Yea,
hubtIess. Lean kline always lote fat pastures;
and the conductor is willing TO delve at the Ma
lime for the sake of the profits of the other job.
As for the ambition of being Editor ot the IELE-
'SslPHl Gemlui!
The New York En99irer states, that General
J,cKsov .'wiil visit the north during the present
summer; but as hts private concerns IN lennes-
w NAV require his presence before he returns to
he seat Of government. he may probably set oil
Al an early period aud proceed thro' Philadelphia,
New York. and the New England States. cross
i Vermont. and pass up the line ut the Erie Canal,
and cross the lake INFO Ohio and Tennessee. BY
a, Dlte he would pass through the West
en Clautrv. at a healthy season. and would be
enabled TO eyan,us .he FORKS Of Internal I'M
movement. a.nr,..cd ~ New York, Pennsylva-
~ ..t t.Ir. oa their own resources. Inc Presl-
,,H I'm, wishes 70 travel with as little pa
1r, as possible. He will be welcomed every
wh,-s."
We cave credit o~' .-'p'i5u, in our last. to
asa,en,Y; = an COarier, relative
n, Dro~ Of the President of the Uni
pl S1,.. a we presumed. from the known
o~aaexiors Of the Courier. to be essentially cor
rct. We learn, however, from a source here
niled to credit, that it is entirely erroneous as
% the route bv which the President means to ira
vel to Tennessee. Instead of going by the way
d Philadelphia. New York, the New England
States, and the Lakes, he will 20 direct to his
seat in Tennessee.
We are not surprised at the Curriers' being
lee. into error. it having been currently reported
mere, some dayS ago, that the freslueht was 90
us By the way Of New York and West Point.
ma. Int.
40
The London packet ship Hannibal was an
GnOced TO be below at New York at noon on
Wednesday. She sailed from Portsmouth on
he 4h May. Her adyices will reach us by this
DAYS mail.
The Mary, from Havre. at Philadelphia, left
lie former port OH the 18th April.
ISsN
FL Is Ship Tince0pes.-The U. ;. Ship 'ln-
srues, VIM, b. Finch, Esq. Commander, ar
led Anew York Oh Tuesday last. from St.Hel-
hA. having been only thirtv-three days on her
@age from th.,isiand. The Commercial AdNer-
@"r saws she Ia, been absent three years and
me months, il which period she sailed nearly
1000 miles. she visited he Marquesas. So
WI and SaGlNioh Islands. enG spent live months
A'a- tho>' Interesting ScoIps. and thence pro-
seeded 10 Canton ard to Manila. and toueAed
4 Macao and de CAGE of Good Hope. She left
Idl'ou on tho ID January, and the Cape OF
'"d Eope on ne 10th April. Her officers
@dCrew are ali il good heaith.-The Rev. MIR.