Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-06

And Balaam Ass oPe"N" ~
The WarrentoD Spectator can take the
Ed, GaE' ,,,,o.
e. yentuoky the great battle IS to be fought,
mt pure! and imnacula'e..! Admins
nc bose motto is Reform...!!. has been IL
H4'Vn' ,hs distribution of Government favors in
s 'a :. An estimate has been made by which
'l' - 50. that single year seventy thousand
llR'h,,e heen distributed in the way of offices
i''4', m; "a in KeRtucky.-We shall see next
n., i the Kentucky people will sell their no.
IN, their own money.
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y ANS agfsS.-By the ship Eliza Henrietta.
n,;neS. arrived at Baltimore in So days
w. mos Ayres, lhe editors of the american
'p "a rsuular flies of Gdceia Mercanfa and the
go park,t to the esd of April, Inclusive
a., indebted to the polite atieNtion of Hen
lI3,Jsw,ld. Esq. for Shipping Lists and the
y" ,yre, Gazette of the 18th April. The
d. az that the markets were in wrctched
,'. e,I.s even OF a great loss could hardly be
TIN. intercourse with the interior con-
l,J ;a,.rr,Ated. and sales were confined to
a., ..,r .nmD,ion Of the city. No improvement.
led can be expected, as long as hostili
t..,,een fine two contendlng parties continue;
= wen after peace is restored, 1t will take some
:, holore business resumes ITS former lite anu
o,o.t,oce. the country having been too much
..,,ri.hed, and an enormous number OF cattle
:, hy tbe drought. and during the war.
Ss civil war still continued IN the interior OF
.. Ffn;,ed provinces; two severe actions had been
.,ht ,bont the end Of March, near Mendoza,
@b;,b the Federal troops under Gaeraga. gain
,no,d,rabIe advantages. and Immediately oc
,r;.J H.. provinces of Mendoza, San Juan, San
". and Rioga. The main body of both armies
: hem manquvring in sight Of each other for
,,.,,l DAYS preparatory, it was thought, to ge-
"a, spr1remen,, which must prove decisive tor
q, or the other Of the contending parties.
s,,ar is worth S45 to 4S; about 5000 barrels
6-,t and second hands; consumption very trl-
,c, country wheat being very abundant and low.
a ony worth 20 to 25 per fanega Of about
..isI., according to quality, domestic oottons
.,e in demand. but hardly will cover first cost
M charges; lumber. chairs and VINE very plcn-
!, md low; spirits improving; rice wanted. but
. q, srre parcels will overstocl the market.
Produce Of the country is on the rise; Dry
hides. SsT to sc; sailed 25 to o. per pesada;
,,,s hides 10 to II each; jerked beet IL per
NATAL; Spanish dollars - currency each. ES-
ln.e on the United States II cts. per dollar,
% demand.
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Brasil The letters from Rio de Janeiro,
,l,h we published in Saturdays Gazette. in
s.med US that regency had been appointed by
Il General Legislative Assembly 70 conduct the
nus Of the government. The literary lntelli-
sncer Of that city gives the names of the Regen-
y, shish are the Marquis of Caravellas, MIR.
GanclsSs, de Lima. and Mr.. Vergueiro. They
nnedntely lrak the oath s. TO maintain the Ro-
mn Catholic ApOtolical Religion; the integrity
and udiyisibility or the emplre; to observe and
aGse TO be observed, ne Political Constitution
i the Brazilian Nation, co tue utmost Of their
power; and also, to be faithful to Don Pedro n.
I'D to deliver up the Regency, so soon as an
her be legally installed"
The same paper in alluding to Ae causes which
lduCed the Emperor to abdicate the throne,
amarks, that after the feeling of hostility be-
aeen The adopted and native Braziliahs, had
elC,ed a very hise pitch, the Emperor by the
li,itt Of his Council, dismissed the Ministry,
mi appointed one composed of some OF tho per-
~, who have on previous occasions brought
'.race on the country, and which IN the pre-
eh,mS,ance would have Delayed BraZ'i m blood,
nj hot the uative citizens assembled together,
nd seat deputation to the Emperor requesting
dismissal of the Ministry and the reinstatlon
lhe former one. With this request the Empe-
or PremtOrily refused 10 comply, and immedl-
ely endea,ered to head his troops to march
,an't the people, who mad assembled themselves
the Campo f.4eeiamaeao. The troops not
oily refused to march against the people but lett
'lr barracks and Joined their fellow country
l'n. The emperor then Immediately a6dicdted
t''hrons IN tarOr Of his son Don PEDRO DE
hcASrAR,. now DoN PsDuo III.
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inner the head OF Postscript, in the York Co
nal Advocate Of May rs, we find the following:
"Dreajfm Skipurcck. We have ascertained
on gentleman in town, who left Buffalo yes
MAY, and was passenger in the Canada last
got that i was generally believed there that
american steam packet Henry Clay had been
'1iy lost On her passage from Buffalo to Detroit;
'Giha' all on board, the number being 700 souls
"a perlShcd. We most sincerely and anxiously
.'0e lharthls melancholy tale may not be con-
tCanpot be true as the news would have reach
"a = ere this direct from Buffalo.