Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
ALEXANDRIA, ID. e..
7urRsnaY u0R61sG. pre-. 10. 1880

The opinions of some Of the most respectable prints
in the country, OH the Message of the President
of the United States. These opinions are ex-
pressed wish proper freedom and boldness, 1t
Is true, but vet IN I respectful and becoming
manner. They NAV prove interesting and use
ful to our readers. Our selections are made to
the exclusion, altogether. of the I" whole hog, :"
Vulgar. kenncl presses, attached to the skirts OF
the Administration. although it will be seen that
We have copied from respectable Jackson papers.
The Message, it is evident, suffers from severe
and manly criticism.
II was stated in our paper OF Tuesday. ON the
authority of an article from the Richmond Wing,
that the Small Pox had made lis appearance IN
Loudoun County, and that MIR. Powell, OF Mid
debarg, one Of the Delegates from I.oudoun in
the Legislature, had been called home by the APP
pcarance Of that disease in his family. We are
requested by gentleman Just from Niddleburg
10 state, that the report l. incorrect; that the
Small Pox has not made lis appearance III Lou
doun; and that. although MIR. Powell had been
recalled by sickness in his family, it was not on
account Of the disease alluded to.
asos-
.4crldeafs.-We learn that. on Tuesday night,
4 lad about 10 or II years Of age, belonging TO a
craft living at one OF our whares, fell overheard
and was dro"ncd.
Daring the same night, long boat, lying near
he foot os Prince street dock, laden with wheat,
i;-d with water and weut down. Aman asleep
IN the cabin bad narrow escape tnr ms lite, be-
Ing only awakened by the Rushing in Of the wa
ser.
The Savannah Georgian Of the 7th inst. con-
,lins the items viii, Ia follow:
I Al.
Informed as to the working passenger. who was
scalded Nv the explosion of he boiler Of the steam
boat Andrew Jackson We learn from The ply
stefan Of the hospital, that he is by no means in a
dangerous situation. and is on the recovery. His
uane is Patrick Dpnahoe.
:. The deck load of the boat, consisting Of
crockcry, has been saved, and an attempt will
be made to raise the boat this day. the uish wind
sf Yesterday having prevented il.
- The storm Of .ain WHICH We mentioned in
our last, was succeeded, ON SUNDAY night. by
strung NORTHWESTERN. soun followed by cloudleSs
S&y. The force of the wind down the stream,
caused the tide to fall four feet lower than has
been known for several years. The steamboat
Cotton Plant was driven from the wharf OH this
side into the marsh on Hatchinsnn's Island, on
the opposite side of the river. but has since got
OIL Several RATS of timber were also driven
boat wharf, several fences, Sc. was Frustrated;
but We have heard of no other damage"
KY
judge WILLIE L. MANGUM was, on Monday,
the 9th. elected on the eth ballot, b. the Legs
iature Of North Carolina. a Senator of The Unit
cd States. III TIE place of General James iredell,
declined.
The Boston Patriot states that the Messrs.
Gilbert * Sons Brokers Office, Exchange ST.
MAS entered through back window on w ednes-
day night, and ranSacked. The desk of Mr..
Stephen Brown. Broker, who occupies the same
room. was broken open. and his papers sire~n
a1nat the !loor in m,st admirable disorder. The
b'nty which these cunning rosues Obtained,
amounted to--nothing.
<r:N
Jermom Ti.c'iOa.-HoaAcE EVERETT. Esq.
has been reelected TO Congress, OF the second
trial for the choice of meuiber IN the third dis
trict in Vermont.
SHsN
N0r0L-The u. =. ship Erie. and schOOners
Purpoise and Shark. sailed from Pensacola on he
lr,h u!t.; and the ship Peacock on the 18th, on
cruise.
The 4. 5. ship Peacock, Capt. Mccall. from
Pensacola, was seen 2Sth ult. IS miles \. W. of
The TortuSas.
~GNsS
Editorial Csdage-Mr. CoSovFR has. on ac-
count Of professional duties. Withdrawn from the
editorial department of the Cincinnati American
ii situation which he has filled with great Gre
dit to himself aud advantage to the cause Of MIR.
CLAY.
Ns,o Factories AZ LoweN bless. The Low
ell Journal states that the Suttalk Manufacturing
c. ,apany ms been organized b, thal Iowu. with
.pi,a Of Sj00.GO0, and hat they are already
preparing tocrect two mills, which are III be COM
p cd the next year. with thirty or forty tene-
incnts Tor the accommodation of the workmen.
@,Ss~
Enrdcf of a ie''er daied
"CoLuMgus, (Uti0) Dec. 6.
BeAR S,n-Both houses organized this morn
ing. by choosing their officers pro tenn. The Sc
nate elected Mr.. Miller, of Hamilton county,
Speaker, on the Seventeenth baliotins--ior Mr.
L. 4 -. hl,,nE 4 MIR Lar