Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

made by individuals, supposed to have much In
Nuence with the Executive, to create belief that
.nnnort of General jackson and opposition to
Mr. Calhoun, are convertible terms. Ii Is time
thai this matter should be distinctly understood.
Mr.. CalhOun's friends are not the agsressors;
rhey will not be trampled upon with impunlty.
the partisaus of Mr. Van Buren, have united with
the ~ OPPOSITION in charging the South
with "TREASON," and, therefore, have repre-
sented the doctrine of the South Carolina protest
and the proposition fora convention, by the opPo-
nents of the tariff. as reasonable. The eyes OF
the nation will now be opened to the inducements
which led Mr.. Fan Buren, to vote Tor the tariff OF
1928, at the same time that he protested against
ito the motive which created the caase OF the
excitement IN the South. But the Globe stands
pledged; 1t is de6ed to produce its proof. We
would warn the respectable editor OF the Louis
vile Advertiser against further endorsement OF
Amos & Co. He knows them, and his own hles
have some indigestble matter. ga word to the
wise, &c."-Itisgrdph.
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.9ccldeni Yesterday afternoon distressing
accident befel fine youth named Johnson about
IS wears Of age, while engaged IN flying Kite
in Henry street. The kite had become entan-
gled TO the second story window. and while the
youth was endeavoring to free 1t he lost ms Da-
lance, and fell upon the iron railing in 'front.'
0ne o; the spikes penetrated his neck and ne
Was otherwise much injured, yet he was sull
,'iye this morning, and some hopes entertained
that he will reCOyer.-N. L. Com
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NORFOLK, April 3.
The naval BOARD for the examination OF Midi
summer convened at the NAVY Yard, Gosport,
Rarrnn- l.
dent: Capts. Ballard and Shubrick, members.
Beacon.
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RICHMOND, April D.
In the Seuate Yesterday, on motion OF Mr..
WYATT. the Committee on the Judiciary was in
structed to report the Judiciary Bill with eight
cen Judges, zone to Circuit by vote OF 20 to
s, This vote is understood to be a compromise
between the friends of sixteen Judges. and the
friends of larger number than eighteen, and. II
Is believed. decisive Of the question IN that BODY.
The House IF Delegates is now presented the al
tcruaiiyes of recedng from the two Judge plan
and accepting the bill from the Senate, or OF att
herring to the bill as they sent it up, and asking
or awaiting conference. From what we can
gather incidentally. we should conjecture the mrs.
tn be the most probable although we know no
thing and affirm nothing.
The Senate also passed the Flour Inspection
Bill, having, however, expunsed the clauses re
ducins the compensation of the Inspector IN th'
city, and transferring the power OF appointment
from the County Court of Henrico to the Execu
tive. The part retained prohibits the use OF tw'
brands The Senate has also passed the Dill re
yiying the inspection Of tobacco at Byrd's ware
house, in this city.
The House Of Delegates yesterday consumed
The almost entire legislative day in discussing wv
Gts--frst. to appropriate $4,000 more to tn
purposes of primary education from the I.ibrar
EuGd-and, second, to reduce the toll on 'oOac
co on the James River Canal. Both bills wer
indefinitely postponed, by decided majorltles,
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NEw-YoRk, April So O'Clock.
Late Ners al hand.-The packet ship Bright
on is below, from London: day OF sailing lot
February.
The packet ship New-York Is also % eslom ,'0'