Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18

trade, of matchmaking. intending to return h.
following evening; since which time she has M,
been heard from by her friends. Any n!o,r,
ton respecting her would be thankfully receives
al her late residence, OF at No 81 Cliff sree,
" York Nsr.
I'm Unexpected Visier.-A horse taking tiiI.
in Broadway. on SATURDAY, ran down in,o an
oyster cellar, at Tie corner of Broadway and
Fulton s.. much 10 the establishment Of the keen.
er thereof. and to the great delight of the bo,..
who assembled in crowds. to see how they coaE
get Rozinantc cat of the dilemma into vl;A
he had 50 heedIessly thrust himself. Pe,ban,
the animal is Il descendant ii the s,eed for which
Franklin ordered p OK Of oysters at tavern
in Connecticut. Perhaps. too, the horse had
been reading Shakespeare aud arrived at he con.
ciusiOn of ancient Pistol. the worlds min,
OYSTER" &c.-AN TJcur. Can.
The New York Journal Of Commerce. ofyes.
teriay, contains two document, announced ilv>
in letter from Carthaseia, dated september
o.
Il send ynu a copy oil Gen. Noiisar's az .wer
to the proposition Of Gen picl mad. tL,ou,h
the Commissioner of the latter, Col. Austin, 10
cro'cn hin! hihg. Also, Gen Bollnas's Secret
whole is an ample refuiation Of the calumu, in.
vented by Paez, the original author o! the pro-
ject, that Bolivar aimed at the establishment of
a monarchy. This was the second time that Pa.
en- had made the same attempt. The first was in
1872. when he sent the celebrated Guzmau. his
actual Minister of State, to Lima. for that ex-
pres, purpose. HE exec ilency's refusal Oh Dat
OCCASION, mainly contributed to the first rebe-
ion Of Paez in the same year"
The Journal of Commerce seems TO consider
the documents rs authentic. but no evidence 10
given OIL this head. Ma. Gaz.
&Nes-
From Buenos .4yrys.-We have been IA, ored
with the British Packet, of Oct. I'd, which was
received by way of Philadelphia.
~. Y. Daily .7dr.
The editors SAYS, we have no news to commu
nicatc from the provinces.
The particulars are gwen of the cruize Of the
little squadron, sent under Col. C0e, up the nv.
er. to recover thesSarandi, which was run auay
with. She was found on the Esd. aground n
Point Bopicua where the luminous crew partly
sunk her. BY firing shot thro' her bottom. and
then escaped on shore. Her cargo was not re-
covered: bur she was righted, after cutting avay
her mas's, and towed down to Buenos Tyres,
where she arrived on The 29;i.
Gen. Qni roga was expected to set Oh: irmcdi
atc'y fos Santa Fe.
Don Miguel del VI. ibarroa has been appoint
ed President of the National Bank. Sixty DAYS
has been allowed for exchanging Old bank notes
for new ones.
We have heard Of the extraordinary influence
which Great Britain eXer', over pablo .ra.Ts
~ BucnOs .Ayfes. but we are Surprised 10 see
decree, published by General BaIcaroe on the
eth Sept. ordering mourning 10 be worn bs al
civil and military officers. tie three first DAYS
OF October. as public Testimony oi grief at the
death of King George the 4th.
Col. Rosales is said to have had an Interview
with General Layalle on the 20lh Sept.
Col. Correa Morales having been appointed
Commissioners from the Governments o! bHcn5
Ayres to that the oriental state Of urusUd. Las
proceeded on his Mission.
Col. S0rla had been directed TO proceed q D.
riano or Mercedes. collect the Mill'i1, and pace
himself at their head, when the schooner q
war SaraGd arrived in the nei.hboiing waters 10
prevent any scene of disorder which might ell
danger the harmony existing between d." tas,'
ern provinces and Buenos Ayrcs.
All attempts to raise the packet Jovcn Sarandl
lately capsized in squaII in the river nave
proved unayaiiing The body of The unfortunate
Capt. Appleton had not been recovered.
1t vas said that the Government were about
to purchase several small vessels, and to tit them
out as men OF war.
North American -four was selling at Dueno,
Ayres, Oct Q, at IS Sc dollars per brl.
HaIparaiso. A letter to the editors ofthe Bal
fimore American from correspondent at Na!pa-
raiso, furnishes the following advices:-
''VALrARAIso, September IS. 1850.
Sat the date Of our last adyices from Lima,
The 18th August, all was quiet there. The pro.
,ibition was TO commence on the 18th September;
nut it must be rccolected that no reliance canbc
placed on the acts of those governments reguiat-
ns trade. Flour and all sorts Of provisions were
,lenty and dull on the coast.
''Cbie isquiet and promises at present to keep
10. General Prieto is in the South. and the coan-
nv rs now ruled BY the Aristocratic party. D.