Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

s,rsr,. This important measure-especiai-
III - 10 RchmOnd-will be pressed earnestly
i session.
IN tbr House Of Representatives on Tuesday,
h. Dr,,lrldae, from the Committee on the Dis
~ Columbia. to whom was referred SD much
IN. Annual Message Of the President of the
o,rsJ States as related to the propr'ety OF grant
p, the citizens of the district OF Columbia a
.ss,te in Congress or local Legislature,
! de an uufayorable report accompanied oy the
4pInu,ns resolutions; which resolutions were
! creed to by the House:
rsr .ResolUei That the Committee on the
|h;.,ric, Of Columbia ne discharged from he fur
Ler consideration Of SCI much of the Presidents
N .,saee al the opening OF the present session As
.ecommends the passage OF law, allowing the
d ,pe of the said District Delegate on the
4 ar Of the House of Representatives,. and also
i ,,o the further consideration OF IA resolution 1T
L. House of the 2lst Dec. last, instructng them
"A h enquire into the expediency of repairing bill
s,r the first of the objects aforementioned. and
T. If The various memorials TO them referred
H. the subjects aforesaid.
Oh. Re,Jlcei. That the SAID Committee be dis
Mhar.rd from the further consideration OF 50 much
a rae Presidents Message as relates to the es-
,bishment OF a local Legislature within The said
|Ds,rict for District aud CITY purposes. and also
norlaIs to them referred Oh the subject last men
|tOued.
On the Goth instant the following gentlemen
were duty elected Directors of the Alexandria
Library for the ensuing year:
john RICHARDS, President.
Direcfors-John Roberts, James Douglas. I.
P Thompson, Benz Hallnwell, Hugh Smith,
Cb,,. Bennett. Geo ). llough, Phineas Janney,
Nalh. WattIes, Elias Harrison, SAM. Cornelius.
Three Days Later from England. The
ship Eagle has arrived at New York, from Liver
pool. whence she sailed on the 18th of January.
Her. London advices include the morning papers
Of that capital, Of the l5th-beins day and an
half later than our former advices. which were to
the evening of the llth inclusive, BY the way
Of Paris. There is of course no news from
France.
There is no news Of Importance. The new
Peers have moi been gaZetted.
The Oh 'ierd. j January | /. AT Sunderland,
there was no new case, aud but one remaining.
At New. Castle there we're 90 new cases, deaths
is recoveres, and 81 remaining At Gates
bead. new case. death, 8rrCoreries. and %
remaining. At North Shields AID fynemoulh,
new cases, death aud Is rema,nlng At
HonshtOn-e Spring and vi unity, 5 new cases,
recoveries, and 90 remaining. HaddGgton,
n B and vicinity, no new Gases, recoveres,
and 4 remaiaing. The totals Of the whole, are
26u,w cases. 9 deaths, 81 recoveries, and l5S
renal ,iHg. Total since the commencement Ut
the disease. I745 cases. and So Deaths.
There was letter from the Banks of the TYNE,
JUS above New Castle, which states that since
The Sd Of January there had been % fatal cases
there aud 10 remained. A letter fro East
R"tfnrd states that case hal occurred at Dom
caster, aud case had occurred in Suffolk.
lhe affairs of Holland and Belgium were in a
favorable train of adjustment The delay of Is
dnS me ratification of the "a articles. had taken
place with the consent of the Belgic Minister in
London. NJ Van De Viewer. Dispatches rad
also been received from Lord Hyterburg. the
b lNhAinister at s.. Petersbursh, tainins the
IN, unqualified assurances of desire IL bring
the Dutch aud Belgian question To speedy and
amcabe issue. and they are considered highly
satisfactory by the different members Of the Con-
terence.