Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Rnsrox. March 25.

u,nk;ns was brought into court, and IN
S-, # finding bonds to prosecute his appeal 10
lone Judicial Court, was ordered to De
",,,,ba State prison, according to his sentence.
's ISa War,jck. steward Of the brig Moscow
r%o r,s found guilty in January last, OF steal
aau -, no. ,,oney of Capt Isaac Chase, who died
I. hris WAS below this harbor, was SEN
,o,rJ to one day solitary and years nara LABOR
- and Jury found no bill against War
r.. Tho mur,Ier of Capt. Chase. whom our
~ co.. WiIl recollect at post n'ortehn cxamina-
'' ' Gas sapposed to have died ofpclson.
''' vas Patriot.
II, C,osJy Rojbery The Salem Register
.h,t IeTters, as yell as verbal accounts
Ia, heso received from Nantucket. stating that
G,n,g. Crosby, the person whose aliedsed Rob
49, has far several months agitatcd the commu-
49, bo. ,b,onded from that Island under eircum-
.,nce. WHICH will remove all doubt, NJ any re-
n,rn,d that the reported robbery was vile I'M
osion upon the public. -,
We are not surprised at all at this result. We
,,,. inf,rmed on good authority. at the time
c,,,by remained 10 Salem. that his physicians
,i,crdi,ed his story alSogether, and discovered
70 wound on his body that was mnch Beyond
Ii, Deep or that ne could not himself easily have
jqlcled with a pen knife. Bos!. TFav.
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Z Cb1fenge-wHO WILL TAKE IE UP:- Inc
| are,ton Mercury states the friends OF Col SIN
,ls,,n's celebrated filley "Ciara Fisher" BY
k,iu,ko. are wiling, and have proposed thro'
n, Taff Register. which will be published IN
himore on the lst If the ensuing mouth, to
ckher AGAINST any horse in the United States
l,r mile heats, for $4,000, half forfeit. The
ec. to BE- run over the Washington course on
he Tuesday proceeding the next regular races,
ybpc, 10 he rules Of said course. The accept
rtaol tbs challenge: together with the name OF
ap horse selected. 10 be lett with John ID. IT.
rn, 10 TIA, city, By the lst Of June.
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Efon n. Giobs of Narch a6, 1881.
We have been favored with the following
Onnauicaton. from the Secretacy of War.
NAi.h Will shew the crclndieSsness OF the inti-
nation conveved by i late Telegraph, that the in
tuuata illeIis Of Gen. Jackon, if not the Gene
n himself, were satisfied with Mr.. Calhoun's
tIi'ess, &c. before it appeared in public.
Recently has been stated IN the u. >. lei
%a2h, That the appeal Of Mr.. Calhoun to the pub
4; Previous to its publication had been submit
ted to AMI approved BY confidential FREUD OF.
nh President The allusion is TO myself 4
pYceve not the force OF the argument which
wot make this circumstance to operate bene-
,1a'y or otherwise; out as 1t has been mention
e. axe occasion to present the agency par
'1aIarIy that had IN this business, aud how,
Gi aAy It was cccaslOned.
Previous to the publication being made, /
r'slved request from Mr.. Grundy 10 see Inc.
Afforded him the interview he sought. He in-
N'aed ne the vice president bad concluded GER
AMY TO make publication of the correspondence;
"l lat MS Mr. G's, great anxiety was, that
appeal intended to accompany it should he
bamed, as that the president might not feel
'''.i called upon, by auy thing it should con-
an to oier reply. II the President should
'Np' THIS course, he entertained the opinion,
-N he matter would soon pass away, and ev-
p! umS oi party excitement be avoided, Such
'as ne nature ofour conversation, and readi-
N,ooie,l with him in his frank desire.
W. Gruudy expressed the opinion that 1t
wa Dem MS power To obtain the aSsent of the
~, we Fre>reut, to show me the remarks which
~ N'acan intended To present 10 the public.
Wy alter dark the next evening, went to his
',S' Arriving was told BY the servant at
.lo'' thar Mr.. Grundy was not at home, but
!. S'le % w. lnsham's. directed him 20
'-e'G' and sag that wished to see him. He
'@Nianed, and shortly afterwards Mr.. Cruz
cane IN, aid We sat down together, and
'"Se. IN BIS be- room.
+, q. ne Observed 4 he'd been permitted to him.
no" ne the paper Of which he had before
anu alter some cursory remarks such as
atlt would now do, and that would as
r s,t1l '''rhOte any expression which might
T T,"ly' excePhonable, proceeded to-read it
never remark occurred which thought
na,,eu 10 excite, Orwhich by possibility might
n, a'IOoCened. | offered Suggestions, agfeea-
~. " ae invitation which Mr.. Grundy had ten
r,.,,S @l which he made notes. kept none
d - snS aeuce cannot say that all were adopt
;,r 90 not doubt about il, however, as MIR.
6..n afterwards informed me that they had
DIV ob' -'AS read through the appeal, Mr.. Grun.
.SaSe0et, swell it the suggestions and illus,
Giak u We nave made. shall be approved, do YOU
"a rs, Se President viii feel himself called upon
sp,.5I 10 notice, himself, any thing that tbs
cad n, N 'utns' My answer was, thought not
ri,bo,, INoas desire was that he would not; bu
nd c,o,esN The newspapers would take hold o
nat kiDS ss the matter. and to what course o
'e,ermiN, :" inc eud might lead. time only coult