Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06


.,osnt. relative 'oFactories in the South. Ano-
,h., mart Of his speech however, concerning the
ATTY and distress Of South Carolina, We Oh.
s,rvs is humorously replied to, by a corresPon-
4 nj ot Charleston paper, who is much edifed
b, the solendnr displayed in that city, aud the
immense sums of money freely wasered during
the tate races there.
country subscriber Wrtes-"l have read
with dehpht. the extracts from the debate IN the
legislature. in your paper. They are important
and interesting. and trust will have the eject OF
ealI,ng the attention of many OF our people to the
momentous subject Virginia you may lie sure
!. moving, and hope she may 60 on moving, to
the final accomplishment OF the great end rropos-
ed in the speeche, you have published"
The Editor of Richmond Enquirer in the Lam
Sir Oracle VEN, saws, "Mr. Clay does not un-
dcr.,and the tariff system which he discusses -
That, what we would call "good one"
The bill revising the police regulations oil the
state relative to slaves and free nego's. and max
mo them more strict and severe, has passed the
virginia House of Delegates.
The Committee on Roads &c. in the Virginia
House of Delegates. have reported IN favor OF
the pet,ion of the President aud Directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, asking
subscription 10 the stock by the Commonwealth
The Albany Argus, which came 10 hand yes
terlay afternoon, contains the copy OF Cores
poudence between the s. Republican members OF
the Legislature Of New York" and the President
of the United States. in relation TO the rejection
of Mr.. Van Barren. We cannot possibly md
room for this Correspondence to-day, but shall
give place to it hereafter.
The Nulli6ers had a grand Qualification on the
evening Of the 22i Governor Hamilton presid-
ing. The Charleston Post saws The Meet
inc last night was the most imposing and animal
inc spectacle ever witnessed IN Charleston. The
Circus, with TIE adjoining buildings, which were
thrown into one for the occasion. was throngsd to
overfowiug with an audience evinCing the deepest
aud most enthusiastic interest in the proceedings
II il calculated that above three thousand persons
were present The CircGs was brilliantly lllu
minated and appropriately decorated-snd the
upper tier of boxes, set apart exclusively TOR the
use OF the ladies, aud presented sight OF une-
Qnalled beauty and elegance in an assemblage o
between one and two thousand of the daughters
of Carolina. The area of the Circus was occu
pied bv the Delegates"
The meeting adjourned until the Saturday
evening following.
We notice in the Mercury that Committee
was appointed by the Convention to prepare ano
circulate tracts.
Forthcoming Uork 1t is announced in thu
Nv York Commercial of Friday that William
L Stone Esq. has been for some months past en-
ga.ed in the preparation Of a work on the sub
iec, Of Masonry and Anti Masonry. which
when completed. the author trusts. "will no
be altogether without interest or value to the pub
lic.''
Melancholy Orcmrencs The Washington n
Z. Unon IF the 24th, contains the following pa
rasraph:-" Died suddenly last evening. Cap
tain SiWeOn Cruther, long respectable ship-mas
ter from this port. We are informed he was en-
gagged lie quarrel with brother, on board, the
schooner Mariner where the deceased expired
A jury of inquest was held this forenoon; they
returned verdict that "he came TO his death by
blow received in rencontre With his Brother.
John" AS the affair Of course will be made thu
subject Of enquiry before another tribunal, we re-
fran from saving more az present.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The ship Hull, Of Boston, Capt, Croweil, ha:
arrived at this port, from Bordeaux. whence she
sailed on the 95th January last.-(S6 days. -
The Captain has politely favored Mr.. Sandersor
With -..x., D..;, l,,.s tna 0ntL