Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

+ TIC wy VI "'""e1t'S'a 'of Tue ensuing YEA,
In reference 70 the event of Governor w.,
re.eiec,ian, the NzDonal Gazette remarks. 4.
she may be expected to asow, in word and d.,
. that Ant, Jtlssonl,m which he has lon, ,,'
; fel; -
! Henry Perrine, Esq Consul of the L S,.
at Campeche. otfers premium of one ,hoy.,.
dollars Tor All invention to separate from tie m.
leaves of the Asavcs, those libres which sr.,,
led Sisal Hemp, Dy a machine which will IN
as much labor as WaItney's Gin in scp,D,,
the seeds from Cotton.
We understand. says the New York G,7.4,
that Commodore Woo!sey is On the eve Of y,
ing from this port, to take command Of til, b.
III station, in the place of toe late Comuc: ..
Rogers.
Commodore Crane has arrived in Par,,mag.
and assumed the command of he Navy Yard. .,
which occasion a salute was fired
Gen. Jackson and suite passed the Hot Sp-as
Bath county, va on the 18th, on his return
Washington.
The Modification party have succeeded Il
Charleston, in the election Of members Of the l. |
gislature, by an average majority Of $50, 'es
over the Union party.
NauaL.-The U. 5. Snip st. Louis, Cap4r
Newton, from New York. anchored in Hamptx
Roads, on Tuesday last. The U. S. Ship Va
rem, Capt. Cooper, was at Montevideo, e9lh Az:
The U. s. Schr. Enterprise, 1t. Com. IO'i
ing. sailed from Monteriteo, s5th Aug, for Ri
de Janeiro.
The american System. The Boston Adv
cate of Saturday says" The ship Mercug,
for Valparaiso. which cleared yesterday. hnS
board eleven hundred and ninety seven baIst
dom estic manufactured cottons, containing ~,
574 yards, valued at S57, 4s2,s4 This is ps
baby the largest shipment Of American c0'tar
ever made in one vessel.''
1t is with unfeigned satisfaction we publish b
annexed letter from the Secretary Of War To G..
Scott. He has well merlted such testlnQlv
approbation:-
DEPARTMENT OF WAR. Oct. II. 49,, |
Sir: have received The reports Of The C1
missioners. together with the treaties Of oe,st
negotiated with the Sac and Fox, and with n
Winnebago Indians.
These treaties are very satisfactory and e
happy to find that the interest of the Governmst'
aud the security Of the frontier, have been care
fully kept in view by the Commissioners. and %
a spirit Of proper liberaIIty toward the Indians
Allow me to congratulate you upon tbs 'of''
nate contamination of your ardaous duties az
to express my entire appreciation OF the "A'i
course of your proceedings. during series q
difficulties. requiring higher moral courage VI.
the operations OF an active campaign under O'O
nary circumstances.
Very respectfully, ] have the honor to De- !O'
obedient servant, LEWIS CAS-
Major General HfnfeM Scott,
Commanding East Department., Nsw l01'
From Valparaiso. letter received III )"
Bedford, from gentleman in Valparaiso d''
July 9th, 1882, mentions the arrival at that P"
on the 9Th, Of the ship Good Return, Terry"
the barque Favourite, Davis, and states 'n'' "
the day subsequent to their arrival both 's",
were seized at Valparaiso, from suspicious
tn cir being concerned in the improper in'f~"
ton of tobacco into that place. II s'tef'H'
appeared that the whole Of the stores Oh t0oN'
in both ships did no. exceed sixty pounds ~
authorities Of the place then preferred the sl'''
der Of the vessels to their comrades, but ~" w
refused unless with compensation for the a'n"''
Of damage arising from their detention ~.
the matter rested. and the American M'o'"
at Valparaiso had written to the eommano'' =.
the U. S. ship Falmouth, at Callao' rsqo''''
his presence with view to enforce the e'''u'
Montreal.-1he Montreal papers arc on''"
a proposition for annexing that city AMI n'%
to the province of Upper Canada. The ''l.~
favcrs the measure. as ore which would fe"..
certain existing difficulties as to duties ''.''.
in that city as port of entry. A union o.
two Canadian provinces, however, IS sP0''' :,
as measure which would be Of yet Gfea'S' y