Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23

sound lawyers and upright men. although ter
did {" deprecate tie election OF General Jackss
as curse upon the country" What rebuk,
is This magnanimity to the spirit Of proscripdr
for opinions sake, which presides IN the Cabin
Councils Of the Nation"
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Judge Peck had arrived at st. Louis. and W.,
to omen the U. s. District Court on the first Mon.
day in March last
One of the New Orleans papers informs Us th,.
\ very large brown wolf was shot on the raiw,v
where il crosses the GENTLY road. He appeared
to he bewildered and irritated. This is mo-,
unusual phenomenon in that part Of the country
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The Louisville (Kv.) Focus says: "a lets,
from Elizabethtown states that Mr.. Chiffon
member of Congress, is very i'll, and that ,her,
IS little or no hope OF his recovery
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The Fayetteville q. c. Observer has bavIel
down the Jackson fiag. The reasons given ar
the course pursued in relation to the Turks
Nission-thc Proscrip'ive Systematic prods,.
Iitv of expenditure. and the consent of the Hen
to stand another Poll, after his reiterated dech
rations to the contrary.
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n Norel Case. the April Term Of tn
Westminster Circuit, held last week at WMs
PLAINS. IN. W Alfred Carpenter. black. via
had been discharged from the State Prison. W.,
arragnea OF charge of breaking into the clothes
room of said prison. OF which he was found sui.
ty. and sentenced to six years Imprisonment a
hard labor in the State Prison.
We have heard Of gentlemen stealing om d
prison. but we never knew a case before Of Ot
stealing in prison. Alfred Carpenter must b.
genius
The boiler of the steamboat Stranger. proceed
;no from New Orleans to Monroe, Wa,hta e,
ploded and killed ten of the hands, besides scad
Ing several passengers.
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PORT OF ODESSA.
The Russian Consul has favored the cdrnd
the New York Courier, with the following cf
clal order:
Merchants, and all persons concerned, an
hereby notified, that ships trading to the port
Odessa, in the Black Sea, on carrying hths |
hard stone, fit to pave the streets, as ballast, vi
obtain the following privileges:
/. A vessel bringing granite or any other hl'
stone fit to pave, will receive. in unloading, eve
nv possible aid and facility not inconsistent VII
the quarantine regulations; and, moreover, vii
be paid for every cubic sajen iathom 10 rc|
bes 10 current money. IL
2. Payment will be made by the Mayor 0, th|
city on receiving the stones and ascertanlns lhT|
quantity. The unloading from the barges to VI
pier, shall be done by workmen in the payof u
city: and the payment, after the delivery Il
shore. shall be in no instance, delayed bey9A|
49 hours.
8. Vessels having stone on board, not tit toP,V
will still have preference, as to unloading C''
those which have only sand or earth Tor balssI
but thev will not be entitled to any payment
all cases where the ballast is Of the requisite guy
lily, permission, il the nations should desire u
will be given to unload in the stream during IN
quarantine term Of DAYS.
4. To facilitate despatch and prevent all poll
sible delay, 10 barges, with competent numb'
of men shall be kept always in readiness; so pi|
the masters desIrious to unload, will be able 10
mediately to avail themselves Of this convenient
and not an hour snail be lost.
,. Vessels DaliaSteu WItn EARN. sanu VI d.
S INSTANCES unfit for pavement, shall have to vi
load them in their own boats and by their owl
men beyond the quarantine pier near The COW
try seats of Count Langeron and Mr.. kurs.
6. To insure promptness Of execution, and
avoid whatever may impede its progress, the CO:
nIZance of these measures is entrusted to II
Quarantine port Captain, and to the Mayor
the City, to whom are to be made applicants
on this subject.
Russian Consulate General.
New-fork, April IA, 1851.