Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

OF the Indian pestlence in Great Britain. the "a,
eign papers BY the arrival yesterday. have fu,
nished but little news Of moment. Some d.,
cussirn had taken place IN tie House of Cvmmo,,
re.pectn, the exAo ton Of y Ties III Ireland TIL.
Minister'S rather Mr.. Stanley in their bs,,,,
-avowed that measu es were under Consider,
ton for clah..ing the s.ys'em OF supporting III.
Protestant Clergy in ireland They are to be en-.
sured competent support, but the rvthe $, Stem
is to be abandoned. We subjoin a few extract
IRELAND.
The situation of Ireland is truly deploraN.
II VII. be seen from the following extract tb,
fresh disturbances have broken out
DUBLIN, Feb. 15.-The Dublin Gazette of Ia,
night coutains a proclamation under the Peay
Preservation Act. declaring ffty.one town land,
in ne county of Kilkenny and the Queens Our
~ to be H. state IF disturbance, and reouirir,
an extraordinary establishment of police. has;
no doubt tha, the adoption of similar measur,,
will be rendered necessary in several parts If
Irelaud; but this is a matter OF ordnar, Occur
renee. and certainly does not warrant the cite
article in the Globe of Monday which states Nh.
there is rebellion in Ireland. and that lO,C0r
men have be ordered hither for the purpose d,
suppresslng 1t. There is formidable and wid.
spread spirit of discomfort and insubordInato
radically connected with the distressed conJitic
of the people, and the consequent facility viii
which thew are seduced into the perpetuatiop q
crime Ine m;schievOus and interested agita,Or
A 4, l,ot .,l,n,aI, h,,, l,
~ stand in need of redress. and not coercion.-
In the present wretchea state Of ireland, the sQt
ferings and crimes Of the people, are to the al
tators on both sides, stock in trade Poor Law,
of some kind must be introduced, before then
can be any Eope of improvement.
HE LATE EXECUTION AT No1rrScHAM-I
The following is the copy of a singular Ietn
written by Hearson. previous to his execution
Jan. &c. lS52.-Dear v .fe and motLer-
This is my last request, and trust YOU vii er |
deavor to fulfil it to the utmost of your power
lst. should like my companions TO be N, |
bearers, and should like all Of them to be cOf
ed in black-black hatbands, and white yiOvss,
! with knot Of white ribband attached to s,c
breast, and one leaf of laurel to the same
| Cd AS soon as you get possession of III Doc
4 you VIII tlEtt dWu SClUUUcu
my natural color.
Sd. 1t is my particular desire that you will
keep me until the following Sunday after N |
death
4th And wish that I'll nv friends and CON l
panions may see, when dead, If you CONSIDER / l
prudent SO to do, # am any where near nv OHl
color.
| 5h. [ wish you TO tie my black hsndkerchn
twice round my neck. with bunch IN frOn',u
til my burial takes place, and then to remove
or take if q, and give i, to my wife.
| 9th. desire all nv rela Ons and friends ma
be requested to folio" Inc to my grave. and so"
of my companions To be so kind as to watch u.
and see am not took up or stole, 10. one we.t
as have been informed something Of this SCI
will be tried at.
7th. And you will see that the sexton buryr|
in the same grave as my child is buried in; W
will take it up and lay It upon me.
And now, my dear, wife, and mother. nd Il
mily. beg yon vii forgive me all o. any hgf
| NAV have done an,ss, as | freely forgrei
who NAV have injured me; and may the besl,F
of God be upon YOU by ni2ht and BY dave
deavoring to prepare for an eternity OF glory
which place trust, through the mediation d o.
blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, an pr
pairing
p. S-You will have six young women tobd
my pail to my last home; and give my lovetoH'I
brother Thomas, and it is my prayer that u
Lord NAV prosper him and his for the many A': |
npssps ,uue 10 me.
And b We e. subscribe wi, my diving brest
a murdered man. GEORGE 'HEARsON
The wife Of the manager of the theatre at NEt
inns, lately died so suddenly, that though II
twice desired the Offices Of religion. her suf't
ings rendered it impossible for them 10 be ad@l
ni.,ered After her death. the Clergy Of /
town, with the risidity which unhapply and |
generally prevails, refused to admit her BODY
IL he church, though she had done all IN herP'I
er 10 comply with all the rites before she d'pih"
The public income and expenditure tor
year nding on the 9Th January, 1882. t"
been printed by order of the House Of Comm
The expenditures for the year is 44!.l2&%
lid, and the income GAG. 424.440 I7s IM
showing an excess If cspendlufe over ne'"
EGGS. S67 SIS. lid. Ia
ND md.NeaU Syse.-SInce the commenceme-
the present century. the difference bet"esS
old and new style is twelve days: another o.
addition to the prior eleven having been "D.
out in the year 1900, by assigning 10 teHD
only % DAYS. This loss of a dav to me b2