Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-07
ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
M0NDsY M0RNyNG, MARCH :, 1885,,


sT We received no mail on SATURDAY. ro,,,
Of Philadelphia. Expecting no foreign ainy,.
We did not keep our paper open later than Sa.p
day night.
ioHN Roberts, Esq. was on SATURDAY, re.
! lected by the Common Council, Mayor Of hi,
town for the ensuing year:
By the memorial of Mr.. Bradley. published n
Saturdays Gazette. and the debate uyen IN,
morning, our readers will see the ground on which
rnmors. referred to bv US few DAYS since. res,
We are sorry fot the person. or persons implicit.
| ed. that this business should have such A kl,cl
appearance. We will not 90 farther, hOwe,er
! for we were once abused bv the Telegram "a,
plying the miserable fortunes If Watkins.
! -aMS
The Marine Band had no business at the Ca,
toI on Thursday. and should have been Orders
ofby the Sergeant at arms.
The Edinburgh papers announce the death q
the venerable Henry Mckenzie. the author d
Julia de Rumbisnr, the Man Of Feeling, &c. and
the patriarch Of Scottish Literature Held
been confined TO his room Iattery BY the decir
attending old age, and expired on the evenin. 4
the 18th of January, in his Goth year. Hs Gtl,y
son is Lord Mckenzie, an eminent judge in d.,
Court of Seesi oms and ]usticiarv.
%Nsl-
Our readers may remember long speech. q |
| talk. or Grafton. of Mr.. Benton. on and AGAIN.
| the Bank of the United States. delivered in D., |
Senate during the late session, and paraded wit
great show in the Telegraph. This speech la |
been ably reviewed by writer in the Natlonl
Gazette. This writer tears the Hon. Senate
all to tattcrs, and exposes the tissue OF mistake |
which he has woven Ground his argument. Tx |
Senator ought to icad this review attentiyely:
will DO him good.
Notwithstanding the paragraph from an Eng
lish paper we published few days ago, readn
TO the decision of the Boundary question in Oq
favor, it appears that il is as yet not known
whose favor the judgment has been given. Then
are contradictory statements in the papers.
The Washington Correspondent of the Un'e
States Gazette gives the rulnors which we have
heard, that Mr.. Barry is to 70 to Russia; W.
WicklifTe to 60 into the General Post Office; W.
Branch to 60 out, and Mr.. Andrew Stevenson
succeed him; MIR. lngham and Mr.. BerHcn To-.
out also.
Since this, however. Mr.. Branch thinks
won't go out unless they put him out,
-<NeS
The Washington Correspondent Of he \.
rs ntp AL tt1
says: Sour daily journals have ALREADY ad'e
tised You that this week has not closed viii"
interest. The breach in the great Jack l,H
" widens every day. We are all exercl,ed'r
on the question 50 distinctly put by Mr. Cabs
as TO the purIoined letter-Who stoIe: Il
been traced to the possession Of Gent. jacks
aud the people must know something more %
it. He must not attempt TO cover the fOgl'
There is thief in the concern, and he mus
unearthed, Oh"
The following extract Of letter from Lone
is from very respectable source.
"LoHDox, 2sd Jan. 1851
"The Boundary question Is settled "
King of the Netherlands. The United state
about two thirds of the disputed terrl'orIya'o
Forte on Rouse Point; Great Britain me
third, with the navigation of the ST. Jo'n'
the latitude on the northern boundary De U'
served and not the GeOcentric.
"The line runs north from the 81. CfIIf
strikes the st John (three miles above t's
falls), thence in the middle of the river 10 20
Francis, thence through the st. Francs 10 VfE
sent line, and to the Connecticut rlveT Ac'''
-Ts> ,.
We find the following article in the ~
Daily Advertiser.
We are informed that letters have been re-
ed from the RI. Rev. Bishop Dubois ;ip
Bishop of New York, stating that h. had re
ed from the Pope 0ateIy deceased the :"
ten thousand crowns, towards building a c.
on the Hudson river. The contemplated
will cost, as is estimated about SOO,OV'
-, In tbr Executive sitting of the sen''
:. thursday, the following appointments "s'
trme.i:
George w. Ervine, Several years aso -
can Minister to SPAIN to be Charge de' D.
to Constantinople.
William J. Duane, to be CommssI0Gl's
Messrs. Winchester and Hoyt,) to a'J',
claims under the Danish Treaty. in ths p..i
Stephen Simpson, who was yesterday rev.
the Senate. Ia
The nomination of s. C. Stambaush' i'p
NIA