Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-26

For Miles hing 10
William Maxwell sos
Majority for King H.
Henlucky.-The Maysville Eagle Of the 10th
instant states that it is iscertained that Col. Ly-
ON is reelected. This completes the returns from
the tate.-Ielegraph.
Mdinua.-The elections in this State have
resulted in favor of General Noble, the National
Republican candldat for Governor, by a majo-
rity Of about 1000 over his competitor, MIR. Read.
Mr.. Stapt. who is also a National Republican,
received for the same office near 1000 votes, SO
that the majority IN that State against General
Jackson may be set down at from eight to ten
thousand. The National Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor is also elected. The
whole vote for members of Congress has not been
received, but we are disposed to think that the
Jackson candidates have succeeded, owing. we
suppose, to the arrangement of tine districts.
which cannot operate at the Presidential election.
Baltimore Chronicle.
North CaroGina.-Henry w. Conner is re-
elected to Congress by a majority Of $50 votes
over his opponent, Mr.. Ship. This is the only
District of the State that remained TO be heard
from.
alabama. MFR. Lewis is reelected to Con-
sress. From Mr.. Baylor's district, the returns
are-Mardes 4,s47; Garth 1897; Baylor Qate
member) 2749. Mr.. Mardes supposed to be
elected. Mr.. Clay, the former Representative,
Is reelected 10 the remaining District.
Essen Congressional District. The National
Republicans of this district have again nominated
Joseph Kittredge, of Andover, as their candidate,
4 the friends of the Administration have brought
forward Mr.. Osgood. The friends OF MIR. Cush-
inc seem determined that there shall be no
election at the next balloting, for they have rails
ed his banner, although without any note Of con.
Gdence, aud. as we believe and hope. with less
probability of success than ever.-Boston Cour.
Bristol Congressional District-1he opposi-
ton party in this District have again taken the
field against the National Republican candidate.
Mr.. Hodges, and, as we presume from what we
hear. are using all the means which a depraved
ingenuity can invent to defeat his election. Among
other charges. almost too ridiculous to require re-
%futation in any decent community, he has been
accused of defrauding the county treasury! and
the county commissioners have been obliged to
make an official contradiction of the charges
if the character of an honest man was to be sa-
criiced to please the malice of an unknown po-
Iitical iuggler. We are sorry to see a third can
didate brought forward at this late day,-for it
must be oyious that he cannot succeed, and that
every vote given to him, in preference to Mr..
Hodges. is a vote against Henry Clay. we do
not believe, nor have we any disposition to believe,
that Mr.. Ruscles can be elected.-Uid.
We have received through the politeness Of a
friend. files of the Bahama Argus to the 9th ult.
In the paper of the 9th, we find the following pa
ragraph:
:. On the 10th ultimo, in lat 10, 80 n, and long
20 w. for about forty miles to the eastward
of Cane Cruz, OH the south side of Cuba a French
SLAYER, having on board Isl slaves. was boarded
by H. NJ. schr Speedwell, Lieut.. Warren. The
slaves. as we'll as the crew. were IN a very sIckly
It was afterwards understood that she
landed her whole cargo at Trinidad de Cuba
It is stated that a company OF merchants, at
have actually entered into contract to
SUNNY the Island of Cuba with 80, 1000 slaves an
Gas,
A bell castin Albany, for an episcopal church in
Rochester. weighs $500 pounds, is 4 feet 2 inches
diameter, and 8 feet 8 inches high.