Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.
yyrgsnaY MORNING.. JULY ,a. 1851

June 10th, 1881.
aIi; rep,rted here, that the Indians 10 the west
s this are holding councils, among themselves
n the purpose of concentrating their forces 10
rack he Whites. II is also said that they nave
,reateued Chicago, go miles west OF this. l
AN hardly think that this report has good 'oun-
alton. The British have great many e,n'ssa-
Is among them; and there IS ittie aono' IN my
mind bat that they have advised them 10 'h's
rep, if the report be true. few Gays ago,
bout 100 Sacs, from the Mississippi passed
,ere on their way to Maiden, m Upper Canada,
receive their annual presents. Inc names "
no tribes who are concerned have not heard.
Ire Iodiaus in this vicinity are very peateabe.'
-sNeS
Nc have been blamed, sometimes, Tor Doing
yer-hasty and warm in the expression OIL ON
ceilings. To this we have urged nothing III re-
<py, because the error ITSELF was Sehia' QUE
r6e unsolicited defence Of another may, howe
or with propriety be adopted; and we Will be
for publishing the following extract OF
/, letter from friend IN Virginia:
a.. II occurs to c. that IL would not be aitose-
,her unacceptable to an Editor to receive from
b;s subscriber i voluntary expression OF parlah-
:. far me manner in which his labors have Deem,
.sneJ before the public. Under such a belief, L
,snder sou INV heartest Appreciation OF your edit
,r;,l course. Whilst the graver order OF men
osv censure. as Incorporate, the Justly elected
a. Lilo. of youth, partake feeling OF sympathy
IN Won in those matters, and deem that, where
49, strong events are occurring, they will be
r,kan of nv none With more sincerity and dis
so,rl of consequences, than BY young man.
,.,,tes, I do not think you can be charged sue
,s,fuly with ooscning feeling beyond the bouhos
nh;ch are fairly marked out for an honest anu
G. hat nv
s,,sns. events have come to pass, OF late days
- ,hat true and fearless patriotism would Jus'iS
i, in using what terms OF indignation we pleas
a ed, as we witness so mortifying and eccentric
development Of political events"
-GSsN
- The Executive Council Ut Maryland VIII meet
LAT Annapolis on the 2lst instant.
III -&SS
Tia New York Journal Of Commerce states,
~ the authority of passenger in the brig Mary
1sne. from Havana, that Don Prosper Amador
Fl iarc,a. the Treasurer of the Navy, absconded
rom that place, on the Goth ultimo, with about
Rio 600 No information had been obtained
\ II esbe,tiug him when the Mary Jaue sailed. The
III. s. schooner Porpoise sailed from Havana On
s Ahe 9Th, all we'll.
...* More Guards The "Greatest and Best, y
psr n. p. Trist, replies to Mr. Ingham's letter,
bublished in Yesterdays Gazette, as will be seen
below. The two .'Giants" appear 10 be wrathy;
the Hero particularly So thoLsh we can't see the
~ nse of firing over MIR. Trist's shoulder. The
u Globe informs US that sparring took place be-
tween the same worthless, some short time ago, IN
FL consequence Of the Ex-Secretary's receiving a
NJ letter addressed to the 3cing Secretary, where
VI as he was at that We Secretary de facto although,
Fl IL might be added, pro tenn. Mr.. lngham is,
therefore, now thrown entirely over the wall and
must be put down Anti-JaCSson. On! what mi
SCRABBLE bad company we are getting into.-Dat
81 Greeu, Mr.. lngham, &c. &c. The times, " as
i Gov. Floyd SAYS, ''are sadly out OF JOINT" We
4 are further nfOrmed,by the Globe, thata "corres-
pondence" has taken place between Mr.. lngham
81 aud Mr.. Barry" relative TO a q bond being held
over the former IL tsyrorem" We are further
q intormcd. that in the " Correspondence" between
81 Mr.. Eaton and Mr.. Berrleu, the latter gentle
man replied satisfactorily to the an,igrammatical
FL ex.Secretary. Precious set. The Globe further
81 denies the desperate attempt to control the
FL private intercourse Of the reformed Secretaries.
W In the name Of common sense, then, who tells
Il 'Ae truth--or do both factions speak falsely, and
< ,'the truth not to be got at. For ourselves, we
N do not credit any of the Crew." further than
they are borne out Ill their statements by positive
and ascer,aned facts. The disgust and con-
tempt we feel for them is so entire and sovereign
Isl mat we dislike to waste paper and ink in men
81 ,lonlns either their names or their deeds-both
are INFAaoUs.-
WasHINeToS, July 7, 1881.
Sir-The President, on his return today from
the Rip Raps. has received your letter Of the sOth
81 ult. In reply to your renewed call upon HIM,
4 "as Chief Magistrate Of the District Of Colum.
hia,' | AIN directed to inform you, that he does
81 no, consider the fact Of certain officers "havny
been in company with Major Eaton" during office
81 hours, and in their offices, where it is their duty
I'd to be, and where every individual has right to
so, as supporting the charge that those offices
81 were used las places Of rendezvous by a par.
W ty lying in wait to assassinate YOU; nor as con.
shutting "prObablo cause" to Justify the subjec.
ton Of citizens of fair character, all soemuly
denyiag your inputations, to arraisnment before
K court Of criminal Jurisdiction: That if ga lie.
gal investigation of this transaction before tri.
ounal, having power to examine and compel the
E attendance Of witnesses, be. BY you, deemed
~ necessary. ne assures you OF adequate protection