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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
ELECTIONS.

10 hsw York. Mr.. Marcy's majorit, over
Nr Granger /. between 9 and 10000; and II
a, pear, tina, the Consressi nal Elections Lave
resulted in the election OF thirty-t"O Jackson
men, and eight National Republicans.
N'e,c Jersey.-In ,hi, State the Jalsson ticket
prevailed by less than 200, instead OF 500 and
odd. aud the cause of the Constitution was sacri-
feed by the opposition party dividing on two
tickets The Anti .masoDs would run sepa
RI ,e ticket. which received between four and five
hundred votes, and gave the Jackson ticket a
plurality.
Ine, would run also Congressional ticket.
which, enabled the Jackson party to elect three
GU Of the six members which the State sends TO
Congress.
Kentucku -Returns from forty counties. only
part OF them, however fu' rishlng the result ut
all three days Of the election. give Mr.. Clay a
majority OF 6795 -Na Ik
Harviald We have returns from all the
Districts ~ the State. 1t is gratifying and re
freshing 10 find that MARYLAND has maintained her
principles amidst the VIDE waste tina, ms poured
in upon her from all quarters. Her vote for
President will stand thus:
For Henry Clay
For Andrew Jackson 8
Baltimore Chronicle
Ueiawnre 1t is reported that this little State,
which Major Noah said b. I" could put in his
pocket" has 81 ~. from her mornings. ana gone
Tor Jackson by the meagre majority OF . or 20
votes.-I6M
The Delaware Journal Of the 10th, in post
scrip,. saws: Z" Bv letter from Kent. we learn
that John J MiI'igan. Esq. the National Repub-
Ii, On candidate. is elected to Congress; aud also
the National Republican Electors"
Indiana-The following official returns haze
been received:
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The Iirgi;tia Senators Since it has ben
made kunop that ae election of two Senators
10 repro sent thus State IN the Twenty FIRST
Congress. in the place OF MIR Iazeweh' re-
$. ned. and Mr. TYLER, whose term expires on
,,r 4,h of Mach will d 'v",e upon the ensu-
IN Legislature. conjecture has been busy in
sonpi,lmg tneir places in antiripah'n. we
nav. n,ard the games of Mes>rs Nm Z. Ri,eS,
ll,ise Barbour. Jud@e Tnrker. Gov Floyd,
500 Rndnph aud A W. Leigh. engs 's'ed as
nGol, to be presented 10 the oo"s'ds'a IL" .! the
Il .Islature The crisis der ,ni> that Virginia
snpnid call ner best talents into acton: aud there
can ne NJ doubt that TIE chu,ce at tie Assembly
will t,i upon those who are nal 'n'y warm IN
their attachment L" her principles and hrr P''I-
CIV. but vine lave also The capacity 20 MAINTAIN
and d .feud them. Src0nd rate men can + bear
~ ,yainst the coming storm. NuiIticatisn on
the one hand. and Monopoly o!l the Other, re.
oare master spirits TO Contend against the t"' Y
Of the first. and the rank injustice o. th' lat
Pc'erStwrg Miei.
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WAsuIxorox, Nov 18th.

WASHINGTON, Nov 18th. 1882.
Gentlemen: am filed "lth emotion, Of the
most hear felt sorrow at the death ct our friend,
the sage and patriot, CHARLES CARROLL OF CAR
no. IRON, switch you have announced to me IN your
note of this date. Ny sympathy with N, coun-
try, and with the relatives and neishbors of the
deceased on this melancholy occasion. is render
cd more poignant because it will be deprived OF
the CRAFTY ing relief which participation IN the
funeral honnrs that are to be paid b, the adthori
ties Of Baltimore, ~ calculated L. afford.
Please assure the friends of the deceased that
nothing but the most ,mperous public duty, de-
handing all my time at this moment. could PIE
vent nv taking part in he proceedings which
you inform me have been adopted BY the autho.
rites Of Baltimore IN honor ut his burial. No
one estimated higher than did. his claims whilst
ii ing. upon the gratitude and love ri his cOun
try: none will cherish more sacred!y his T emo-
ry now that he is taken from Us by the great Dis
poser of the affairs ( this world.
hav, he honor 10 be, with great respect, your
ObedIent servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
Mrssrs. JNo J. DnNALDsoN, IsAA, +.
LIGHrNER. &c d, COmmi.ee.
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paaished, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN.) for the

Furnished, daily, (by EDGAR SNOwDEN,) Tor the
Town. and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly oP
poste the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per As per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted AZ the
following rates: For square OF 10 lines. inserted
daily, or every other day three times. 81 ana -
cents for ever subsequent insertion On ADVERTISE
msnts ,nserted once or tsv;ee oesk IS per cent sd
d;;on.i No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 Az advertise
Nuts published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
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best to retire TO the country and take care Vi
number one. As they no doubt take very i've
~ interest in the welfare of their constituents
and will be glad to hear how We get along WIN
out them, il Is proper to state that the Pe"P'e VI
the CITY have borne the deprivation OF thelr 'a'u
able services with exemplary forti'ude Inc re-
manning public authorities, aided by the Jealous
charity Of the Reverend Clergy and OF private
individuals. have done much for the interests oi
the CITY and for the cause Uf humanity Inc
sick have been s'visited;" the dying comiorted;
and the dead decently buried
The clergy have been active snd Jealous IN
relieving the sufferers, and especially the Ca,holc
priests have been untiring IN the work Oh KIM
ness: day aud night they followed ciose upon the
track of the destroyer, ready TO administer 10
the sufferers the comforts OF both worlds But
above all, that pious aud self devoted band, the
Sister, of Charity, deserve and will rec Give the
thanks of grateful community. In addition 10
the regular hospital in their care they volunteer
ed to take charge Of the cholera patients, and,
while many others, much more responsible TO
society, thought only of their own safety, these
excellent persons courted dagger, and labor ana
privation, and all for the luxury OF DUNG
goods Truly, their reward is not here.
We should be doing injustice to our own feei-
.nss-we should do injustice to the feelings oil
our Whole cOmmunity--if we were tn pass Juno
ticed the excellent conduct of the Medical fa'
cuItv, throughout this trying emergency. ICY
were necessarily engaged in the duties OF their
profession; and most of them were allowed put
little rest during the two weeks IN which the
disease prevailed with the greatest violence
L ey as cheeriuiIy listed the abodes OF inlamy
AMI misery as the residence of the more wealthy
citizen; and to all who asked, their time and la
Tents were assiduousy devoted, without the
prospect of fee Or reward Their services will
long be remembered by our citizeus -ReD"6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
From the Globe of F. iday.

The last survivor Of the Signers Of the Dec'a'
ration of Independence-he who for many years
has been the precious relic of the band OF July
4th. l7T6-.s no more. The death of CHARLES
CARROLL, of Carrollton, is announced to u.s.
As mark of the respect due to the occasions
the Office. of the U. States Government in this
City, will be closed to-morrow. the 10th inst.
ANDREW JACKSON.
CJnshiupfou Nor 18Th 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

sa4ss< There are $50 .fcres Of LIND, bind
sX ling on the Turnpike lesdns from Alexandra
sTSS TO Winchester, and i9 miles west Ut A'exsn
.-!Ars dria. which want to sell 1t Is as good as
the generality of land in Fairfax and mas two agon
stands ON II beside, well and nh excellent Spring.
Mr. Charles Stewart who joins this tract will show
it to thuse who wish 10 purchase 1t. hAUND
Aldie, LIST Nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
Washington, Nov. 18Th, 1882.
To The President of The United &ates.

To the President of The United States.
The undersigned having been appointed BY the
Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore. com
rittee to wait upon tn President and Heads OF
Departments, and invite them to join with their
fellow citizens in showing i've last testimonial OF
respect Il, the remains Of the late CHARLES CAR
ROLL. of Carrollton, have the honor 10 state, that
they are at present at Gadsby's Hotel. and des-
rous to know at what time it will be agreeable To
the President to receive the il sitatIon vi which
they are the bearers.
1Signed by the Committee
Uashingfon Nou. 15't, 1882.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
MONDAY MORNING, NOT 70 TO-,

The Paris correspondent Of the New Y
Courier pays high compliment to our nr....
Minister to France, Mr. Riyes he sac.
" The geruis Of Mr.. Rives is Of hat p.r,a,..,
and indomItable character which is not ,ha.,,,,
its course by such obstacles a. are raised hv =.
forms Of courtly etiquette. Having unlor,,,
a public duty, il becomes a necessity Of ii, n.
ture to achieve its iulilment. The HIT
merits Of Prince Polsuac. with whom hi, D,, =,
the negotiation began. the address aud III. a.,
~ of Count Mole, with shom the treaty IT,, =.
opened alter the revolution of July, and III, H..
er cunning Of the Corsican Sebastian, owe, A..
the victory was ultimately obtained, uca \,
equally unwilling before The Establishes, o; ~.
pose, and that confidence in The eooJue,, . 9.
cause, which prompted Mr.. Rivrs to per...,
under difficulties which darnted Or d,cg,,.
his predecessors"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Sir Waiter Scott. who has succeeded to the IL
tie Of his father though he bids fair ~ lose the
estate. entered The army IN S24 As Lieutenant
OF Hu.sars, and has risen TO the rank oi Major
IN the 18th He obtained hi, knowledge ut his
prot ssiun at SandlJrsi, where he iii linguished
himself by his good conduct. aud his success in
atq uirins the art of mitry perspective. At
one iIne his regiment, the 9Th. was disbanded.
ami he went on haif pay. lie married lady Of
great fortune. Mss Jobson. who had the gene.
rosty to nfer the who'n of il :, the author Of Wa
yerly. when he became inyoived in the misfor.
tunes OF his publisher.
This is a trait worthy of record-it eYalts the
character not only of the lady, but of the eek to
which she belongs. II was the result Of her own
feelings of respect End affection, and does her
eternal honor
The present Baronet is esteemed good officer
and an excellent nan. His personal appearance
does not in the least resemble that of his father.
The family now consists Of Mrs. Lockhart-an
unmarried daughter. brother in some diploma
tic station, and the Major. The estate Of Abb
botsford is entailed on him, but with an under
standing that it would be disturbed by the Gre
ditors Of the father in case the balance Of his
debts remained unpaid at his death.
.flbany Daily .fdv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
Extract of letter dated Ve'par,is". 10Th July,
1912 tua M.rchar III New York

Extract of letter dated Valparaiso. l9ih jury
1882, 10 Msrchar III New York.
"I lean the B-nrZrt for New York, y u take
several ches, of valuable scIen'Ih> and lare col
lections. amongst Nhich II I, SAID are humper
of entire new species at birds. Tor the LNceum
AZ YOUR city. male ivy that interchangeable country.
man Of ours ] y. Reynols ESQ. who came out
to tbs country as nne oi the seer .ihc corps 10
tue Amerie an exploring briss Seraph aud Anna
wan He has travelled over IN search VI h'sto-
rical and sc,sn',f, collections, great proper
ton OF ChIu; and his extensive tra'ei ana ex-
nl,r,t;on. in IN, Araucanian country to the SCUM
pi il, vii. Oy his notes. give to our na'ioh, oy
far 10 hest nlstory in detail, u! that noble and
warlIk. race nd countfy, th' wofia mas ever ye'
p,.,e.scd. appears. although the above m"n-
y nod ,,a,,ioic and audable expedition, the first
American one sent ou', vas frustrated, anu .feii
u,.a,l ,hurg ol the expectations OF those CON-
mer.ssh;s cIlHens. the promoters ana adventures
IL itjnlt. Delay forced return home, by circum-
,a,ces+ r;,ipu TO Il, private nature, not oelng
Governmental. ;herepy us an.uccessfu'ness being
bry.,n. th, control OF us enterprl.ing c"minan'
81 9: II aevrrth.les,, as | am informed has
stirr, M ,,a,r ne spirit Tor discovery and ex-
,I.,t.,,p >, he minds uf British private sc'entI
Il, .aysorn, rs winch had lain dormant Tor una
nv veal, IN ,riye,e enterprise ut this KIND rom
our moIlar cuuptIr which II seems soon al er
III. news of the SAILING Of the American private
ex edition OF brig. Set3ph and Anha"an' had
reached En,lan,--uot feeling wiling 1t appears.
to he ontdone by Amerlcans-a spItlied en'er'
prising company Of .ercantc and Scientific ten.
tiemen fitted out the snip Tuia, and cutter
Lively, her tender, IN a p'''a1e E>p'"i'hg
ExueiIitinn towards the South Pole. which,
j, i, r,pcr. d here, have, a'er then hrsf cruise.
pu, into New South Wales, and report AZ S'd-
NV. Of having made very Important AID 'a.ua'
Bile discoveries. III high South latitude. ms
report has raised an earnest hope here among Us
American citizens, tina, our q vrrnment. the
United S,a,es. will soon cause National Expo
ration TO be made throughout the region ct those
Southern Seas, by an expedition u"der an ao'e
offer of our galan, Navy. which III believed
would add mue to Trade and Commerce. as veil
/, benefit the Whale aud Seal Fi-heriFs-and al
SO, make more safe the route OF navigation, to
the anxious mariner.
classification. aud desertlon OF their men.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
TREr HUI CoURsr Races

FIRST day, Nov. IL, Stallion Sexes, mile
heats. entrance 500, play pay 'o.re were
six entres--produoe 1T 6nltarpa, Arab ton
son. Contention, Medley, and Et'ipse -Four
only started.
John NJ Ro'ts. produce OF Johanna,
May RanduIph)
WIN r. Johnson, produce Of Medley,
tBiuehird)
Thomas p Hare. produce of ContcH-
ton, Bets. Wher eberry, dr
L, Watson, produce q! Monsieur Ton
son. lSir Walter dr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
CHARLEsroN. Nov. 10

MpUreck The British s,hr. Clio, arrived
at Sa, annal,, 9Th inst in 20 hours from Nassau.
boarded the brig Gu RicaiorI, from Havana
for this port dismasted in severe ssr and had 10
run the brig ashore Tor tie safe at the ere" and
cargo. The captain, pssStpgers and crew. ami
part Of the cargo, also, 5ad proceeded to Nassau.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

A convention Of delegates from lie Bari.
Churches in Massachusetts assembled in >gl,,
field last week. Eleven Associations, atd %,
hundred and eighty Churches, were rrpe>.at!
The additions TO the churches By bap'i,m. Js.,
the past year, were 1922.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
OsFIcE OF INTENDANT,
Charleston. Iyi,iay. Nor. 9. 1852. {

Charleston. Friday. Nor. 9. 1852.
FEtlow-CrrlzENs-'th has become my duty to
inform Won, that the cholera on Folly Island
continues to extend. | had INDUCED a hope.
that. from the precautions taken and assistance
given | should have been able at this tine TO have
congratulated you on the abatement II not the to-
tai di,appearance OF the ma!ady; but contrary
IN all my expec' etons, the report of DIR. Hunt,
received on Wednesday evening. announced the
occurrence Of ten new Cases, and Tour deaths;
anil this report bad as it is in any point OF view,
was rendered still more interesting from the fact,
that the case. alluded to, w"-e not confined 10
the passengers of tie Amelia, but embraced in
habitants III the Island, both white and black,
who had never visited the brig, and that une OF
the persons affected YVES a member OF the City
Guard.
As regards the wreck and cargo Of the Amelia,
which were ordered 10 be burned, it sTords me
pleasure t. state tha' the order for their destruc-
ton has been faithfully performed. They were
burned Yesterday, and, as have every reason
to believe, very completely and effectua,Ny.
sense of duty, however. constrains me to add
that the Report OF Dr.. Hunt, received last even
ING, brought the painful intelligence OF IL new
cases Of cholera, and deaths, making an aggre-
gate since the landing Of the passengers on Fol-
" Island, of ~ eases and Is deaths, including
Those which nave Cured amongst the wreck
err Nov, hnUever, that all the infection mat
ter IN the wreck has oeeH-deStroved hope aid
trust. that each succeeding account " Ill BE- more
aul mlrs f. >orabls: hut, In the NEAR time, and
uui.i NAV be able Ia announce such favorable
chaay. cannot conceal from myself the mmi-
nent DANCER in which this community is placed
bs tue pcu>inlty Of this fata and Increasing NAL
adv, nnr too earnestly ca apon our ciiiZeos to
all their pubic ser'an'sio the enforcement OF
the laws, and the preservation o. the public
health. a l.. PINCKNEY, InteDdant.
Nov % p. Nh addition to the prece-
dog. u NAV be proper to state for public infer
NATION, that the report of DR.. Hunt, received
las, evening, announces new cases OF Cholera,
and , deaths, showing small decrease OF the
disease during the last "a hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

" mont.-The Legislature adiour . i.
Thursday last. a resolution was passed ntr,.
nently locating the State House at Moa,,...
and appropriatiny $4,000 ,or the erection If
new one. The inhabitants of Monrpclier a..
give $4,000, making $50. 600 in Che ai.
which. it Is expected, vii! build . pretty d,,,
State House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Game.-We are glad to perceive tha' the citi-
zens VI Blcks cocnty are giving heed To the pre-
servaton of game. The last w. winters have
been fatally destructive 20 the cartridges. Few
Of tina, hue species Of bird are to hc seen, and If
sportsmen attack them row, there is M d"ub, tut
they will rout them completely, ard roasted
partridge will becume rare matter as mac
moth steaks. We nope there will be sece~ai
forbearance with reference to the partrldst let
US encourage their growth, aud we snail. t. &C.
paid by purchasing them, few seasorS ieucc
at fifty cents per dozen.-Fhia t. s. Gcz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

The jonrneymen printers in New 0.sa
have left that city in conse .uenee 81 The s,t',,
now visiting the place, and some Of ttel..,
papers are onsy published twice OF ih'er a,d
IN consequence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

ST LOUIS. (Mo.l Nov. g.
The Cholera Is rapidly disappearing from
among US Very few cases have occurred in the
past week, and these Few in comparatively
mild and mltgated form. Many OF our citizens
fed from the disease, and are scattered through
the surr eunding country: we hope they will soon
fud themselves in as much safety at home
Some Of cur City officcss, too, have thought it
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

The splendid furniture OF Ri.aarl Rr,b Eq
is to be sold at the house of Mrs. Maria Hru,'
between 10th and 18th streets, in Washn:rg,
or Tuesday, the Got instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

We understand that General SEQ IT arrived in
the city few DAYS ago, aud has takei lodgings
at NJ .Carty's Hotel, where he will remain lew
uays longer. We are glad to learn that the Ge
neral is in the enjoym Mt of excellent health. al
ter the faigues of his late severe duties on the
frontier. -Ndt Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Sir Waiter wa, lame WoT With aypart M
ease This is the four III race run BY Mary Ran.
doph within three weekS-ihree OF two mile
heat and me Of four m,:e hestS--ai OF wiIch
she has won easily al two he5r', and beating some
Of the best horses OH the turf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Great Races.--'Th Jocky Club Races at Co.
lumbla. S, c, con, nence on Tuesday, 29th OF
January next, and ca TIE esd and cath Of the
same month, the great match races Oe'veen Lit
tie Venus and Bnnnets OBJ u. aud Bertrand.
Jr and Andrew, for Sit, 900 each, will be run
on that Turf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

PAMPHLETS printed at the Gazette Office
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T. orr;on 5. CARMEL, poNtmaster at >'.,..
Vile. Ky. has been arree,e" for comnI.ur,.
predatons On letters passing through b.. yG:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Disaffection. aud desertIon OF their men.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Sir Walter Scott died poor, and the LcadG
Court journal mentions that the whole cl his ~
perty has been claimed by his creditors. VI
ious projects are offered for endOuns his tI
~ and erecting monuments to his memory. III
emh1rrassments were produced by the baoknf
cy Of his publishers. Scotland should have"
tricated and enriched him when he could ay'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Installation. On las Sabbath cr pning CON.
muttee of the Second Presbytery Of Philadelphia
installed the Rev. Albert Judson pastor uf the
First Presbytes an church in South sark. which
had become vacant BY the reinoya, of the Rev.
Charles Hoover to Morris'nwn. In this service
Rev. Albert Bune, oti''.pd the introductory
prayer. Rev De- Thomas M'An!ey preached
the sermon, ari the editor proposed the consil-
tutiona, Quesuuns 10 the pastor aud people. He
also. in the absence of DIR Skinner. who VAS
p,eYt ated from attending bv bodiy indispnSiun,
delivered the charges usual on such occasions -
The addien was one OF the most crowded which
we have ever seen in church Vi reasonable di
mensons. MIR. Judso', who was Installed, has
been long favourably Known to the churches as
he author OF the f ST book Of questions for Sun.
day Schools, and as formerly preacher to ap.
prentices in Philadelphia Phiiadeiphian.
Cape de Perd Suferers.-We. are happy to
state. that the Committee for the relief Of the
sufferers at the Cape de Verd Islands. have re-
Ceived between $4,000 and S5U0O, chiefly from
collections in the Churches IN this itv and Brook
lyn. This amount will be considerably increas.
ed. The brig Orient, with 500 barrels, will sail
in day or two, and another vessel will be des.
patched soon.
The whole amount subscribed for this object,
here and elsewhere, will not be less than 90. 900
or 81, 200; sufficient to purchase 1000 or 5000
bills of flour and meal. This most seasonabIe
relief to suffering population four thousand
mnes distant, we cannot but regard as honorable
to American lberaity. II affords practical
contradiction to one OF the standing reproaches
Of English Tro!lopes, Fauxes, &c.
TN. !. Jou of Com.