Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

MosEvIbEo.--Iu Nos. 50 and IS of III. H..
ish Packet We gave an account Of the mu,d..
Of Mr.. Gus,avus Busch, native Of Du..ld...
Germany, and Mr.. Richard Edward P.d,iet
citizen Of the United States Of North Am,,;,.
on o. about III. l2rh day Of March, 1874 r.,'
10 a place called La Es'ancia de las Brux,, !,
the Banda Oriental. One Of the person, en-,
cerned in the above murder, (Henriqu. N,,,
no, . soIdier,) Wa, executed on the sh iuu =,
Moutevideo. He expressed his regret tn, &.
accomplIces, who were more guilty than him
self, were not in the same situation. Tvo =,
them have been condemned, but are no, in -.
,ody; they are brothers, and have arrived A..
degree Of deprsvity seldom surpassed: on, =,
them few days since broke into biz f.,b.,'.
house, and robbedii.
We have received a copy Of the RpeuI,,;o,,
Of the Port Of Montevideo, and Of the Polio, &
the Harbor. The following exIac,s from ,h,,,
we conceive, may be useful 10 strangers
No captain Of a vessel coming in, sb,uh.
allowed TO come on shore before he h,, pss,,J
the health visit: neither shall he admin an,
boat, except that Of the pilots, which shall OpIr
haul alongside for the purpose Of pullins ui.
lot on board
"rhe vessels belonging to the trade Of Ii,
River Plite and Uruguay, the packets, g., arr
excepted from the for' going article, except il
case, hat from good authority il be ascer.i5ri
that any epidemic sickness rrignrd in the bar
bors from whence they came, in which case
they must pass the visit Of health.
After the visits Of health and Of the Por
have been passed, the captains of vessels en.r.
inc will be allowed 10 come on shore, and shall
present themselves TO the Captain Of the Port
in his office, where the laws and police Of The
harbor shall be exactly made known 10 Them.
besides any other orders he may think pt0pe,
TO give them
No vessel shall be allowed 10 sail alter sun
SET, even when the visits have been passed; bu
shall be allowed TO do so at suniise
"The vessels Of war Of all NATIONS are not
comprehend TO the foregoing articles.
No VI ssrl shall be allowed TO shift her Airh
without permission from the Cap'sn Of The
Port, on penalty Of being fined ten collars.
An vessels 81 anchor in the harbor shall
have buoys on their anchors, on prnalty Of b..
ing 6ned for each infringement. ten dollars
"All captains Of vessel, OF coming OIL shore
and presenting themselves 10 the Captain q
the Port, shall give q list of The ION. Of ballast
they have on board. and It's quality
cit shall not be allowed 10 receive on board
as passenger any individual who is not proud.
ed with a passport from Government, and Tho
endorsed in the Office Of the Captain Of The
Port.
Neither shall il be allowed 70 ship any SET
man WITHOUT his bringing forward 4 doeumn
from his last captain, revised by the Captain
The Port.
Except on coming IN, i, is fnlbddenlOa
vessels to salu'e after having been a, smha
four hours, under the penalty Of The punish
ment the government may think proper to IN
pose.
CIT is forbidden to send any boat on board
the vessels Standing in, until they have pa'Ht
the Health and Custom House visits, asd 10
those going out after said visi's have been pa"
sed, on pain Of paying IS dollars.
All the boats belonging to merchant "''
sells in harbor, without exception Il tho"
the coas'iug trade, shall be on board al Old:
o'clock in the evening during the summrT,"
st eighl in the winter. II
Any boat that may be found sailing orP"
ling about The harbor or coast afie the nous
spe fled iu the foregoing article, shall be CO..
f.cs,ed, and the crew punished
SAT tie time that q captain OF any vr'"l"
mands the visit for going ou', from the nH
OF the Captain Of the Port, his 'e'sr "u'n
IT one anchor hove short. so as 10 sail Imm''
diately after said visit bring passed. Il
ANY vessel ths, may need pilot io' DIV
nos Ayres. snail make application to 'h' .N
tain Of the PORT, who shall furnish lin i"u'
distrly; j, not being allowed 10 ship any p"
vLe niIo'."