Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-02

Of 'a. y VoIrnteers, rice Captain Aaron ID. Har-
non resigned.
ro,x Cox, Esq, las been reelected Mayor OF
.'o,Tetown.> This is the iret election oil Mayor
{ ,e neoDle in that " and the vote stood
~ m' 81 Cov S44
John Marbury o4
r. Richmond Enquirer mentions a report
n, Tazewell intends to resign his seat in
~ Sars,e Of the United States.
GeS
A. ,be last meeting of the Columbian Inst
slooueut discourse was delivered by His
INC, HAM, Mr.. RoUx DElRocHELLE, the French
go who had been recently elected 4 cor
H"anIi,y member. The subject was the adj
,,n,ase, Of travel
Tho Nashville Wing alIudes TO a report that
49, V.o Burcn purposes to visit Nashville IL
VI" "a, =. NAV and adds: The Secretary pro-
hPpIrr wishes to ascertain what would be his
h'a,s for the vote of this State, in case General
| LrJson declines j reelection"
1NeN
p.nrhlican Conventions Of the people in Maine
mi Connecticut have nominated HENRY CLAY
| for the Presidency
The Trenton Empsrium mentions that Joseph
R,n,parte. Count de Survelllers with his cha
.'.,sIi,,ic li~0erality. has requested a respectable
,sotlenan of Trenton to supply with flour, wood
-; ,,her necessaries of life, those persons in in
mi circumstances, in the borough of Borden
ryn. who are suffering from the late Indictment
a,l,yu.
Letters from Paris, SAYS the New York Jour-
,I of Commerce, received Oy the last French
r~sIet state the important fact, that a very eX-
i.,Jye DETECTION had taken place in the Catholic
Church Of France. 1t is said that Il Gallo Church
b, be established, independent of Rome, and
rroancing the authority of the Popes; thar the
crauization will take place Immediately and ill.,
dude some thousands OF priests.
&Ssp
The contents Of the l7th number of the Amer
Ian Quarterly Review have all passed through
me press. and the number viii BE- delivered in
Me- beginning of March. The titles of the sever
darticles are these:-l. Lady Morson's France
n ISs9-s0. .. Ennui. 5. DobeU's Travels
n China and Siberia. 4. Physical Geography.
) Auto Biography Of Thieves. 6. Tobacco
: Irvins's Spanish Voyages Of Discovery. s.
Martins History of Louisiana. 9. Halsted on
Dyspepsia. 10. Bank Of the United States.
<@s-
10 the last Richmond Enquirer we have an On
Ia which indicates further disclosures lorthcom-
ng. 1t Is in the following words: at is said that
"a publication, protesting to be a Clue TO the
Correspondence, will soon appear at Washing
ton
~Itappears, from the last Richmond Enquirer.
chair in the Chamber of Representatives without
struggle. Mr.. BOuldin, who has succeeded
Mr.. Randolph. has addressed to the Editor of the
Enquirer the following letter on the subject:
G&s Editor of The Enquirer:
SuG; Until within a very few DAYS, | had not
Supposed it within the range Of possibility that
ans Sc. Of circumstances could place Inc in oppo-
a1On 70 Mr.. Randolph. before the public. or in
any other way. To him. and to his friend and
GENT, Mr. VIM. Leigh. no fact could be better
s'o~O than this. that a disclosure of his purpose
nme would not simply have been Yielded to, but
s~Id have been lurthereG with all nv heart. |
bare the same high admiration of Mr.. Randolph's
H.'nls that | before had. will not hide. cover
Of smoother the fact, that on all the great ques-
'l' on which this country has been divided. he
IA displayed a e ch OF Thought sasacitv al
mast ProphetC-which | have in vain looked for
"%~"here; but, Sir, | cannot consent to he put
side IN the unceremohious manner they have
.,N'n to adopt. appeal from the indignity,
"iTel to the moral feeling Of the community Of
Which am a member, aad am again a candidate
'r Congress.
loars, &c. TUUS. i. BOULDIN.
1SSA
Lano' .ayrss.-By the ship William Tell,
,19' OoOdrch. arrived at New York from Bne-
Avres, papers have been received to the 25th
emoer, Mr.. Mendeville. formerly Consul
H'f'd Of France, has been confirmed in his Of.
NOV the new French Government. which has
: 'SaiLed the independence of the Argentine
'Fa'lc' The concerns Of the National Bank
ere @oe fully examined into by Commission
Inc weather was very hot at b. A. the
''n0meter being 90 in the shade.
sses
'0a'a ttmcy BaH.-ihe fashionable old Ba-
"e"r' OF New York have determined to give a
anu Fancy Ball to the beauties of that city.
"NtNPected, says ne Enquirer, TO be the great
r''Piay which has taken place for years, in