Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

dollars.
By the following article, il appears that Gen
Jackson, considering his reelection as certain,
is announcing the fact. through his private Seere.
tary, to the Courts of Europe. Such STEM As
this-so insulting to the American people-so ar.
rogant in itse!f--would have driven auy Other
President INTO retirement, before the Irresistible
storm Of public ndignaion:-
PARfs, October lj-Private CORRESPONDENCE
On my way to- 'he Chamber this morning. cali
ed at the American L pbasSv in the neishbouriu,
street, when va, sncwn a letter which had lust
been received by way of Havre, from gcu,lpn,r
residing in Gen. Jackson's famil yin fact FROM
the Presiden,'s private secretary, aId-de.csmp
and friend Its import was To say that the cleo.
tons in progress for the approaching Session O,
Congress. So far as Known At the date Of the com.
munication. were in a sense 50 decidedly friend
ly to the principles aud policy of the present %,
vernment Of the United States that no doubt va,
entertained BY tse President himself, or bv sur
OF his friends. as to his election for second Tim,
to the chief magistracy of the American Republic
1t is not doubted by Mr.. Rives that the tre,r
negotiated by him TOR giving the indemnity dot
BY France to America. arising from the ,polatoc.
committed under the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
and for regulating the commercial intercourse BE-
tween the two countries, will be promptly ratified
by Congress-; from whence, and from the expect
ed reelection Of General jackson, it is inferred
that the foreign policy Of the United States will
henceforth be conducted on more liberal princ.
ples than heretofore.
The Telegraph OF yesterday has The following
statement, relative to Gen. Jackson & Gen. Aialr.
Some of our readers may not be aware tha's
question relative to the battle at New Orean, Oas
had tendency to produce a Suspension Of friend
~ personal intercourse between these distinguish
Ell citizens. We learn that Colonel X. NJ. John.
son, Of Kentucky. approached Gen. Adair in tn.
House Of Representatives, On Monday last, with |
a message from the President, expressing SiA =
that he Gen Adair) should be on terms Of person
al. as we'll as political terms Of friendly inter
course with the Executive; aud hoping Mat
etiquette forbid the President from making ih
first visit, that Gen. A. would call on him. ".
are not iuformed Is u whether Gen. A. vii! CON
ply with this request.
Georgia and the Mssionaies.-Ihe CORES
pendent Of the Georgian writes from Miedgt
vile, under date Of Friday. 25th inst that Me-
sage was received from the Governor. enclO;
ing citation to the State to appear before thesa
preme Court, in January next. pursuant TO awr;
of error fled 10 the Superior Court Of Gwiunett
county, on the part Of Samuel A. Worcester and
EIizur Butler, (the missionaries in The 'penlten
tiary,) plaintiffs in error, to show cause Why the
judgment rendered against said plaintiffs should
not be corrected, &c. signed Henry BALDWIN;
and notice Of application for such citation, f''n
WIN, Writ and Jno. Sergeant. counsel Tor The
plaintiffs; and recommending resistance to an!
interference with the criminal jurisdiction
the State.
Several Peers, and those anti.reform Peers h'
recently been very large purchasers IN the Al"
rican Funds. One Peer, who refuses all relorr
purchased last week 100000 American STOCK
Mr.. Van Buren, had the honor Of dining VI
the King on the 9Th, with selectparty, ana
whom was our fair country-woInan, the Mareh1
ess Of Wellesly.
The Cholera has made its appearance in ii'
burg. During the first eight days only Idea
occurred, in population Of 100000 souls
One Of the largest failures known f0raI'
time has taken place at Lloyd's. The p'f
had been established for more than forty ya
and always enjoyed great credit.
The British Government have iven up me-"
venues Of the Jesuits' Estates, and placed p'
at the disposal Of the Provisional Legislature
the promotion of education. This will 20 wv
las a Montreal paper remarks open new
in the literature of the country, and AIDA '"
bic aud large amount to the monies devoted"
support and prom otion of education.
The schooner Boxer, built under the |"
the last Congress, authorizing the Du"0'F
three schooners, was launched at the Navy u
a few days since. We unoe''
that she is destined to cruise along our
the present winter for the purpose Of Iee
in distress.
The Medical Class in the University Oh fe'
vania. continues in its usual state OF Pr0'Ps
the number Of its students at present
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