Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18

,ore was held on Monuay ias', dhu tSsu''eu ."
| no choice Of JESSE Hunt, Esq
u,. Ouseley. the author Of work upon Ame-
.;c,n Institutions, lately attached TO the British
Ie,,,on in this country, has been appointed Sc
,,e,afy Of the British Legation at Rio de janet
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An extra from the Herald office, Carlisle, dat
al October IS, gives list Of 55 anti-Jackson
and y Jackson members elected to the House OF
Delegates Of Pennsylvania. TIE house consists
Of 100 members.
The New York Journal of Commerce has rea-
soD ~ believe that the report concerning John
R,udoIph and seat in Congress is erroneous,
and saws: Authorization lately received IN this
CITY, from Charlotte county, represent him as be-
mo puw in still lower state Of health than he
MAS last Spring, when he sent tor hls friends
Me,sr, Macon and Tucker, to attend han IN
hi, las, moments. After his convalescence, he
determined to return to England, there to exc
out the remainder of his days; but, his strength
,aain failing hin, he abandoned the design"
We find the following Information in the Lon
ion Morning Chronicle:
According TO adyices from Naples OF the
10th instant, some active Negotiations had been
carried on between the American Government
and that of the two Sicilies the subject OF in
IDENTITIES for losses suffered by the Americans
in the reign Of Murat The Sicilian Govern
ment, it is said, refuses the payment required
The American frigates Brandywine and Constel-
a,iOn were at Naples waiting for dispatches to
be forwarded to Washington"
Episcopal! On the 18th, the Triennisl Con-
yention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States, commenced in the City OF
New York. This will probably be one OF the
most important sessions which that body has ever
held. The question Of the resignation OF Bishop
CHASE, Of Ohio, will be discussed, and probably
with much earnestness as it is said to involve an
important question iu the government Of that
Church.
The following Rev. gentlemen await conse-
Grafton to the Episcopal office, viz: the Rev. Mr..
Mcllvaine. of Brooklyn, n. Y, as Bishop Of
Ohio; Che Rev. Mr.. Smith. as Bishop Of Ken
tuCky;, Rev. NJ. g. w. Doane, Of Boston, as
Bishop Of New Jersey; Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, of
Boston, as Bishop Of Vermont. This will at
tract much attention to the proceedings Of the
body,
Among other strange allegations made against
Judge Marcy, OF New York, he is charged with
having "Plondered the people out of the beggar
" sum of fifty cents. for msading his panta-
|O"s!" The Albany Evening Journal protests
That this curious statement is susceptible Of proof
The United States Consul at Kingston, Jamai-
Ca writes that all vessels coming from the Unit
ed States, are expected to produce clean bills Of
health on their arrival, otherwise they will be
SUBJECT TO rigorous quarantine.
hishty-seven deaths occurred in Philadelphia
Harlns the last week. No case Of malis nant
Vno'era is mentioned among them.
The whole number Of deaths 10 the City of
WI" '"i Tue past week, according 10 tne
report Of the City Inspector, is la9: Of which
'oaT'een only are BY Cholera.
The National Gazette mentions the death at
Madrid on the sth Of August last, after long
lna painful illness, Of Madame de Tacon, wife
Me Che'alier de Tacou, Minister of Spain,
resident in Philadelphia.
'i@odn'a--A great Union and Fwe Trade
neeuns was held at Mobile on the Cd ult at which
,Von Elliot Esq. was chosen President, aud Geo.
"'owsn and Samuel H. Garrow, Esqrs. Vice
'''s'dents Henry Center and Jas. Lyon. Esqrs.
we're appointed Secretaries. The Mobile Regis.
g concludes an account Of the meeting, with
ne following remarks:
,s va me resolutions deprecating an unequal ia
; -" approoatng the bill Of 1882, and denounc-
"s Me mlsch'evous heresy Of Notification, not
81 'SIe negative grated upon the ear of patriot
na IN .ne greatquestion of principles uponwhieh
Heeuns was convened, all was union, harmo-