Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

l' ,..,oo,ed 10 undermine Gen. Jackson's
h'a' !, early ~ MS FIRST year. The
=. VA. made by giving incorrect state
h1DP, ,,J /, the settlement OF the South
90 " ,i,im, upon Government. This will
", a. ;aJ,,e A counter statement from the
o'': -, some other paper friendly to Mr.
'a'-p i. safest to keep out Of the contest,
d.dly more pleasant
49,. c,bi, ,sntas compOnere htes"
telegraph of the 9th Instant is quite warm
..d in IFS denunciation OF Gen. Jack
d ,;,D,tizes him as revensefal and mali
.Jti, whole life as - being a warfare up
,,J,,ls." We heretics, who have all
tod the same thing, have been excom-
cd and anathematized. Those who viii
I'm their faith unon the Telegraph, must
H.. "a hear it adopting our very language aud
,n, II Is some little satisfaction to know
-. have hitherto been in the right, according
~, own showing. 1t is not our fault that
r,,.,raph denounces Jacksonism. There
-. h. : something rotten in Denmark"
ms,t;nu of the National Republican
,,ojios Committee Of Georgetown on the first
,n, General Walter Smith and William 5.
:. ,,n. E.o. were unanimously elected Dele
- ,,,;ud the General National Republican
,,,;on. which Is to assemble in the City OF
. I,m,re. in December next.
r., Bo,ton Daily Advertiser mentions that a
,,n,iop Of Anti Masonic Delegates from the
.,,,-,l counties in Massachusetts, was held in
.,, c,,y on Tuesday last, at which John Quincy
dominated as a candidate for Cover
-, anil Thomas l.. Winthrop for Lieutenant
Gn,smOr Of Massachusetts,.
r., New York Courier and Enquirer says
4. s.r.ral Of the leading houses " trieste nave
.,,, ,,,r SIGNATURES to a circular, III which the
a,.r, n. warned that i~lnhense quantities OF col
4. .,lo,sd with indigo and lead. have been odd
s.,. and conveyed thence to different ports oil
III. Austrian dominions. The circular, OF when
, cooy mas been handed us, mentions that the
rick |, easily detected by rubbing a few OF the
o,aD, with a damp cloth, when The color imme-
lately ONE off,
The Jackson Members of Congress from Ma
WAND must feel themselves complimented at
called in the Globe '.,horough-going, true
Ick,unians.'' :. whole hog" men, &c. &c.
.rruI, Ia, !, L" marking the collar" with a VEN
The Montmorencv Mills. near Quebec, were
totally DESTROYED by fire on the 9Th at. The
establishment was the most extensive of the kind
in Nor,h America. The value Of The property
los, i; estimated at 80. dollars.
From Smyrna.-.4nother Rsrotntion. An ar
rival at Boston brings the following Intelligence,
which We extract from the Boston Daily Adver-
User:
Capt. Phelps, from Smyrna, arrived at this
port Yesterday, informs thai en- the ~ "; AnSHs;
1 vessel arrived at Smvrna !rom he A~cchlH":c.,,o,
With the information that the Islands lad declar'
ed themselves Independent Of Capo d'Istria; that
had sent away all as courthouse and other
and had hOjs;el the tri-cOlOred flag
70 this il had 0een reported that the Hy-
iuO,s had taken possession Of all the Grecian fleet
wing at POrOs.
No case Of the plague had existed at Smyrna
since tie 18th July, and the city was uncommon
y realthy when Captain Phelps left. There had
about $50 cases OF the plague while 1t last
Letters were received in Smyrna about the
hrs'ot August. from Aleppo, stating that Bagdad
had been visited By an inundation, which had
swept oil IL. 900 houses, and which. together with
he plague, had carried OF two-thicds of the pc.
~Pula,iOn.
The I. S, ship John Adams. with Commo.
DIRE Porter On board, sailed from Smyrna July
9Th, Tor COnsraLunOple.
1t MAS expected at Smyrna that government
~nonopOIles wJlld cease when the new crop
zones In.
Hest MGiss.-We are indebted Ia a friend tor