Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-20
ALEXANDRIA, ID. {.
,,yaiY MORNING. JUNE 90. 1881.


,Ilo,,ins. lro,a the Telegraph, Is conhr-
..ary Of what we have on seVefai oeea''o"'
.l.'d With regard to the President
'l''a ,man1 the articles resorted to oy those VINO
',,roonded him, and abused his name, Is
ave s .ln;,ed plan Of intereeptins every thing
81 w ,ssy believe will open his eyes to their
f't'I' .,,. !. the man--thus surrounded, thus
~" aano thus duped. who is held up tor a
'''sI ,.ir,n Of Office as President Of the United
safes. >S
,..,Ienau, having heard Of another report
.;,,ory by the Russians, said he was sorry
70 tbe Poles we're going on so badly at War
'"'- ,bonuh il was consoling 10 reflect that the
Az a. ..cr, Getting ON admirably iii Eng gland.
-SNsb
-. BaIsfow, the gentleman who ad'erfises
w m.;,;mg school, is Already known, we pre-
~ n the public, BY the favorable notices
>i'o'' t,,, been made Of him in the Northern pa
oar citizens last year saw some sPecI-
~. Of hrs writing, and it was then regretted
,', u.s., h, business elsewhere prevented his stop
oiBs vIlhus'
Us London papers state That Talleyrand has
.,r,r,,eJ his property to its utmost extent, and
~ 'aii,ed the proceeds to England. They init
80 that ,b,s looks like Suspicion On his part
."a, Erauce i, by no means established IN her
,,ysromeat. The mortgages may Ind their Sc
: .,it; rl;her slim one OF these days.
The Telegraph comments upon the doubts en-
.,,..rd hy The Albany Argus as to the truth OF
H., .t,le6eut OF the Washington Correspondent
SLs Ioa,pal Of Commerce. The Telegraph
,b.n says" The manner IN which the Argus
TX, Of this proceeding would indicate, mat, II
,tssJiler could believe the statemenIhere quoted,
\, ~, would be among those who woald condemn
I, Onr readers have seen what we have SAID up
mi, subject. We have Only to repeat that
n. statement quoted By the Argus Is true; and to
d. that this is not all,
" : are not surprised that the Argus Affects to
\. ncrsdulous-thefe are some things which all
ne Evidence VI our senses can scarcely force up
,, our belief The statement here made Is su
,,,rhat war with what the friends of Gen. Jack
Am have taught themselves To expect from him,
hat (ea. very few, are prepared to beiieve it
R,t We have never Intentionally deceived oui
,,sers We are aware Of the sacrifice We now
make to painful discharge of duty, and We ASK
/. patient bearing. We will satisfy the most M
crrtulOus,"
The Boston CITY Guards, now at Philadelphia,
us,isilias the Museum, Academy, AtheH9um
lie. as we hear BY the papers. Much gratifying
attention appears TO be paid to this iine corps
On Saturday last, The day Of their arrival. Ma
pr General Cadwaler with his staff, headed thu
aarch through the streets.
-(NcS
Ers-On Monday night, fey minutes be
fore twelve O'clock, destructive fire broke on
in the board yard Of Messrs. Cochran aud Ben
son, in thirteenth street Philadelphia, near Lo
Gust street, and large quantity Of lumber wa'
DESTROYED before the FIRE could be get under
By the active exertions OF the firemen and tn
Boston Guards, it was confined 10 the yard II
which it broke out. None of the dwelling nous
es IN the neishborhOod were injured There !
no doubt but It was set on fire. The rain 81
Tuesday afternoon was abundant III Philadei
phla, and Wac accompanied with lightning. tn
lshtHins struck the rod Of Christ church steer'e
scattering the ball on the top oil it, and bending
Inc rud, without injuring the Church.
-aNss~
Fue Deparimed.-All the Fire Engines u
Fayetteville n, c. having been consumed il
he great hre at that place. suisse p;ion has bee
eIah foot by the members of the Boston. Charles
.oan, Roxbury and Cambridge fire departmer'
"r the purpose Of Obtaining an Engine, wit
use carriages and other apparatus, and forward
- the same to Fayetteville. Should each mem
l,r contribute the small amount Of so cents each
he benevolent purpose will be accomplished.
-GAsS-
We understand that preparations are maxim
70 Quincy Mass. to celebrate the approachln
anniversary Of American independence. BY a
eaton. public dinner, sc. Ex-President Jon
AOANs has accepted an invitation to delive
'he uratiun