Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27

i The Georgia Convention to deliberate on the
Tariff, has broken up in confusion. Mr.. For.
syth and the anti-nullifers seeded and left the
nulifiers with Mr.. Bsrrien at their head, to 10
what seemed to them best.
| The Hon. JOHN SERGEANT has consented to
deliver the Eulogy at Philadelphia, upon CHARLEs
CARRoLL, Of CarroIlton.
| We have not received the official returns from
kentucky. but are grauftd to find that she nobly
sustained her distinguished citizen, Henry Clay.
His majority is between and 5000.
Rhode Island. Though last, in the race, is
not least. She has done nobly, 10 that, after all
hope of the Election OF Mr.. Clay was LOST, she
was not lost to what was due to herself. She has
main tanned her integrity to the last.
The exact Jackson majority in Ohio is 4,70y.
Little Deiawars went for Clay, and we pre-
sumo, by mistake, elected Jackson Governor.
Hermoat 1t is stated in the Burlington Sen,
tinel, that tire Writ Electoral ticket has unques-
tionaby succeeded IN that State.
Hrgmia The Jackson majority in Virginia
is upwards of twenty thousand-sixteen counties
to be heard from.
The late military movement, (savs the Balti.
more GaZette) which has caused some specula-
ton, was made from considerations, if not en-
tirely independent of Carolinan politics. at least
not solely in consequence Of any aPpTehended
difficulties in Charleston. A new aud extensive
work, intended for the defence Of the Harhor,
called Castle Pinckney, has just been finished
and it is to garrison this foruicaton that the two
Companies of Artillery have been detached from
Fortress Monroe.
Cholera among the Indians. Galenian
of the oath ut, under postscript says, "Just
as our paper was going to press gentleman ar
rived at Rock Island, from whom we learn that
the Cholera ,s raging among the Sacs and Foxes
Amung the victims already fallen prey to ITS
Ia,ases, is KEoKucK, their newly CROWNED and
renowned Chief.
."MJaraa. The Legislature of this State met
at Tuscaiuosa On the 5th. S w. Oliver was
.hasen Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
and Levin Powell President of the Senate -
Measures are andcipa ed, early in the session of
th,. body ON the subject ri the Tariff and Multi.
fcation
Yns Kissing Mip.--We are srati6ed to learn
IyeI fnI,n tyb vrh
ataIe that the packet ship Alabama, has safely
arrived AZ New Orleans. i. Com.
Nesc Orieans.- have no papers today -
4 letter. dated Nov. Sth, says: There have
been but two burats in the Protestant buryins
ground this morning The people are amazed
at the sudden disappearance Of the sickness"
The following letter appears in the journal Of
Cnmmerce:
"Neu OaLEAss. Nov. 9th. 9th P. MI avn
vet on board 'hr Saratoga. have no doub the
wor., has passed by 1t NAV BE- termed per-
fec, Siro Goa sweeper Of the plain. The dl
vision has been about equal between yellow fe-
yer. cold plague, and cholera.
This morning witnessed the ceremony OF
burning seventeen dead bodies. They had re.
maiucd SD long that they could not DC removed,
- 1t had bren resolved TO burn the hospital The
accounts of this horrid hospital are truly awful.
o. course we III II have full exposition here
after. On board ship We have every thing com
Portable. and think an atmosphere entirely dir
ierent from the city We have had great
change in the weather. 1t is now quite cold.
aod there is every prospect OF frost
The prospects are great for the sugar crop,
provided the Cholera does not take off too many
Of the negroes. Sone plantations are suffering
excessively from the disease but thiuk 1t will
now pass by-N Y Com
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