Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-06

Sir Walter Scott, on his return to Naples, ".
TO visit Vienna, and thence proceed to Welm,,
TO nav visit to the celebrated Goethe.
The B,rEtes. Bishop. Williams and Ma
charged with the murder of The Italian bow. Cal,
Ferrair. on the 14tb Of November last, and If
unknown man, and who had also been accused :.
the Police Office Of the murder of a woman. ;,
we have heretofore stated in full. were Lrouyb.
uD for trial at the Old Bailey, on the Sd inst
The Indictment was for the first two mentio,.J
murders. The Court ROOM was crowded to 8,
cess, and an immense multitude surrounded Il.
building The galleries were taken over ni,b,
bv members of the nobility al a guinea a Sea, =
The three prisoners were common looking mer
with no particular indications vt feroci.y or vi
lany in their countenances; nor did they eyhIB,
much emotion during their trial, which lasted Al
day. They had two counsels to assist them.sDI
the investigation WAS thorough and patient on,
resulting in clear conviction Of the minds Of =,
present. that two Of them had been guilty of Il.
harribIe crime of suifocating two persons, for II.
purpose Of selling the botlies tu the surgeons,
Sumo doubt was entertained as to the guilt
,, NAV, the best locking Of the three The ur
however, found them all guilty, and they wen
sentenced for execution on the Monday follow
ing. While the Recorder was pronnuncing N
sentence, he was several times interrupiedby h
shout of the multitude without. May said lay
he was murdered man. end Bishop knew II.
1t was computed thar 10000 persons were ,i
mitted to see the body Of Bishop. during the rpI
days it was exposed to view in the Anatomicl
Academy OF the Kings college in the Strand.-
He was a capital subject for dissection. the arrt
res being finely developed. His neck was No
Jislocated by his suspension which producedaE
| oplexy.
Goods were going forward freely from Live.
pool for the United States.
The packet ship Samson, hence for Londo. 4
was discharsing her cargo at Portsmouth on he
Goth. A letter from Captain Chadwick saw il
deck was swept Dec. 5th. five days out from n 4
York. Dec. 9th, while scudding, a sea wrung a
the rudder by the counter. and carried auN
the braces from the stern post. On the I'D
weather moderated: shipped rudder. BY uld
the shin steered well. On the Goth. duriu.
hail storm, VAS struck with lightning at hs ias
mast head. The fluid came down through td
decks into the lower hold, where II entered S't
raj boxes and set fire to bale Of cotton who
lay near the foremost Succeeded in get'in:
the fore hatch. aud removing the cargo so a.
extinguish the fire. Weather thick until 2jr
The Samson had large quantity OF specie 3
board. The ship and cargo were worth 1000
dollars. Seldom has ship been overtaksn VT
such series of disasters.
A letter from Captain Holdridge, Of the Sh
Richards, says he was nine days IN getting ton
Banks, when he took hurricane from the We
and reached HoIyhead. distance Of 1000 mic
in eight and half days-aII safe.
A meeting of the creditors Of Remington. s.
phenson 8 Go. Rowland Stephenson took pa
Dec. 23d,\in BasinghaII street, London. he
iona debts were proved to rather above f2m
The tOta! amount of claims as yet i, 4l9uaa
A further dividend of two pence in the psA
was declared. The amount Of previous Dr.
dends is 9s Cd in the pound.
RUSSIA AMI POLAND.
Cost Of the Polish Campaign -ltres'Is tn
official data. that the loss Of the Russian ART
either on the field of battle or in lazaret'e'
hospitals, have amounted to 1900 mel.
this enumeration, the capture of Warsa" ~
appears to have cost 3O,64O lives! -.Hhtaah
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-They write from b.
under date Of the | 9th, that the Prussian GOt
ment will not deliver over by force to the
SANS the Polish Refugees. and they have ne
berty to remain. Travellers from Poland
mate the Russian army there at $4,000 men
REPORTED REVOLUTION AT ROVE
They write from Toulon Of the date Of 'ns
-" Yesterday nothing was spoken Of al To-
but great revolution which had broken o.,
Rome, in which it is said his Holiness TIE
had lost his life. 1t was added that the
proceeded to all sorts Of excesses-'=,tseHs
taken possessiun of the fort Of ST Angela
had pilaged many of the palaces belong0.
Cardinals This news bad been sent o.
Project with orders to set OUT instantly !"
lon. Immediately upon the arrival OF the
boat, the dispatches of which she was 'ne W
were forwarded to Paris by express. .,
This news arriving simultaneously VI"
which we have received from Paris, has
some anxiety; We wait with impallrn'e W
val of another steamboat, which will b''0s
details Of an insurrection, that it is no" y
extended through all the Papal States 80 81
DIES Electsms-C The New York jonrnl' %
nerce says This intelligence is at least oo''
Destructive FTes.-The steamboat V@n
of William Taylor s. Co. of Carleton ne"
ark. were destroycd BY fire abont $50 p .Ss,
Flames were first discovered in t"o0r wv
ces at once. Loss estimated at upwards ="