Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

~ s.rrid eloquence, in behalf Of the rights and
, ~ Of mankind. by his long experience in
-. fairs Of the Union, foreign and dOmestic;-
u" prs.dent of the United States, intent oaly up
:, m, honor and welfare Of his country ought to
nave preferred to HENRY CLAY. Let him name
he man, and then judge you, my fellow citizens,
Of uy motives"
The "Moniteur" contains an extract from
me registers Of the "Etats Civile de la Maison
Royale, being an account. in due form, Of the
Isqal contract Of marriage between the most high,
mos, powerful, and most excellent Prince Leo
,old first Of the name,) King Of the Belgans,
Duke Of saxony, Prince Of Coburg- Gotha, and
he most Powerful Princess Louise Maria The
,,.e Caroline Isabelle, Princess Of Orleans.
The Z" Moniteur' likewise contains the pro-
70. verbal Of what took place at the civil act OF
n. Majesty Leopold l., King Of the Belgians,
with the Princess Louise Of Orleans.
The form Of marriage may interest our readers.
The Commissioners state ia the process verbal,
,b,, in presence of the.royal family. &C., and
.aftcr having taken the orders Of the King, we
Nave made the following demands to the illustri,
Gus individuals.
uus,rious. powerful, aud excellent Prince
I.sopodI. King of the Belgians, Duke Of SAKE,
Prince Of Coburg Gotha, do you declare to take
N marriage the ilIustrious and powerful Princess
Louise Maria Therese Caroline Isabelle, Princess
Of Orleans. here present. And to the above the
said il,ustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince
replied " Yes, Sire"
flustrous and powerful Princess Louise Ma.
ria Therese Caroline Isabelle, Princess Of Or
leans, do you declare to take in marriage the illus
t,iOus, powerful. and excellent prince Leopold L..
King of the Belgians, Duke Of SAKE, Prince OF
COburg GJtha, here present? And to this the
said iIustrious Princess replied, Yes, Sire"
Upon which we said
By order Of the King, and in the name of the law,
we declare that the illu,rrious, powerful and ex-
cellent Prince Leopold. first OF the name, klng
Of the Belgians, Duke Of SAKE, Prince Of Co.
burg Gotha, and the illustrious and powerful
princess Louise Maria rherese Caroline Isabel.
le. Princess Of Orleans are united in marriage.
OF all which We have drawn up this process,
and signed it after the same having been read"
The names follow here.
According to an Edinburgh paper of the 18th,
SIR WALTER Scorr vas then suffering severely
aud hal shown no symptoms Of change, either for
better or for worse. during several days past
Ot BIN We fear, though vet living. it may be al
ready said, in the words Of his own hearty tri
butte to the memory Of Scottish bard, worthy to
be elassed with himself and BURNS:
"ouenched is his lamp of varied lore,
That loved the light OF song To pour"
But should his bright and not brief career be al
ready ended, the rest of the passge, will not ap
ply to him, No - distant and deadly shore
will receive the remains OF him who has been the
glory Of his country and the delight Of the age
His bed Of death will be surrounded, and his la
test moments will be soothed. by those who hav
admired and loved him.
Naine.-Earlier than we had expected, W
have received pretty full returns Of the late cleo
tim for Governor Of the State Of Maine Tween
ty-hve towns and plantations remain to be heart
from, but their votes will very little vary the &c
neral result, which il as follows:
For Mt, Goodenow, Nat Rep 1880
Mr. Smith, (Jaekson,l SOFAS
Scattering, S54
Being gain for the National Republican ticket,
since last year, Of Three Thousand Three Hun.
dred aud Seyenty-three votes, and leaving for
Mr. Smith majority Of only 1874 votes.
Force Of Example. militia officer of Mas.
'achusetts, on appearing before his superior to
receive his commission and subscribe to the usu.
al oath Of Office. willingly swore to support the
constitution ofhis own Common wealth; but when
ne arrived at that part Of the obligation which
imposed upon him the necessity uf supporting the
Constitution Of the United States, he deuurred,
and desired to add" according as understand
the sameo
.1fgsirs The last letters from Alsiers bring
NEST affecting account of the military state of
That colony. There are about 1000 sick in the
'O'p'a's-nOt including those in the ambulan.
ces. which are crowded.
HE principal disorders are fevers of various
N'nus' and many affections Of the brain. The