Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-16

rnohan, Berrien and Branch has been
"'', rom The press, and occdpi the whole oil
'''.( IS Globe. We shall spread it before our
-. .;tber tomorrow or on Monday. We
n,ke so,ae comments hereafter.
~, b,,. not room TO nutice all the meetings
49,. bsen held in different parts OF the coun-
..,,,ve 10 the Tariff and the Free Tfade
~ ,;o, which is TO assemble in Philadelphia.
Tiff u the Delegates which have been aP-
.os., Il will be one Of the most numer-
r. and respectable associations ever assembled
nj. copntry. We are extremely glad to find
'..m,,v Of our friends siding with US in our
-, nt men. now admit the propriety OF the
a..mnla,ed Convention. Several Of the Dele
-, fr,m New York are warm and decided
=, men, and there is no reason why his friends
..osr,lly should opposes measure oil this nature
=, letter from Washington, received IN Rich
.,,,es, that on Commodore Elliott's de-
.,,.,u, 90 the President Of the U. States the
n-,ne and fIial devotion, which young Blunt
ICED in defence Of his father at Southampton
..;os, all attack of the banditti. the President
.'.,bujth ordered Midshipman's wrrrant to De
mad. out for the youth-and 1t Is SAID he Is to De
,,,,.d under Commodore Elliott.
TN. Richmond Compiler informs US that dis
NOR, received BY the Governor on Friday
=. .,,,ino that nine additional convictions had
AN made by the Court Of SOuthampton-tour
4, d.. conyicted had been recommended for re-
,,.,. three Of them being boys Of IA OF Is years
ii AZ, and it appeared from the evidence that
,ae, s,db.en forced to join the banditti. The
,,g,,sr, arsto be hing. No accounts have been
r,,-nel By the Governor since Friday night.
The tr,als necessarily proceed slowly, in con
..opeoce Of the number of witnesses, who were
:, b collected from different parts of the county,
Arsstng Of citizens Of Norfolk, opposed to
n, reelection Of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON to the
Presidency Oi the United states, was held at the
Court House on Saturday evening; Col. STErHEN
Wright was called to the Chair, aud Dr. FRAN
CTS MALLORY appointed Secretary. The meet
ing then adopted number Of resolutions and APP
pointed the following gentlemen delegates to the
Convention to be held in Baltimore in December
next: Stephen Wright, Joseph H. Robertson,
Francis Mallory, P l. Cohen, Edward DELAY
and Henry Woods.
MElGy-COmpany l. lst Regiment Of U. s.
Artillery. from Fortress Monroe, under the CON-
maud Of Capt. F. Whiting, and Its. Naurman
and Palmer, have left their po st for Newbern
n {. This movement, we understand, is IN
compliance with request from the authorities at
Newbern, which has been promptly acceded TO
byCol. House, commanding al Fortress Monroe.
The editor Of the Chambersburg Republican.
says that he was in company with gentleman
~ "Wednesday last, direct from Halifax, who sta.
ted that he witnessed the tria! Of Henry CANDLES,
cip'an Of the Lady Sher5roke, from I.ondonder
~, wrecked near Cape Ray, on the 10Th ult BY
""'ch 2T5 persons lost their lives. Capt. Gam
h'e'wa' convicted Of wifully wreckins the shin
10 gel the insurance, an j sentenced to be hung,
alter which he confessed the Justice of the pun
,5Meut
AcOrrecl list Of the persons murdered in South
'"P'0n mas been published, They amount to SIS.
i negroes have been condemned 70 death,
AID II l. probable that about twelve more will re.
.'"e the same punishment
Mr. Crawtord's address does not seem to meet
S'a much favor from any quarter. The New
'"A Commercial in publishing it, felicitates it.
''' "a'' fortunately this country is yet SO free
"1' TO body IS obliged to read it.
understand, says the Baltimore Chronicle.
-, negro man confined in gaol as a runaway,
''u who was suspected to be concerned in the
'''''amptOn lnsurrection, has been demanded
= "'u uef'ered to, the executive of Virginia.
" correspondent Of the Petersburg Intellisen-
n.y., |" reference to the future regulation of the
''' population, has some ideas which manv will,
"hsn' but which we adopt. Our senti-