Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-20


1888 lL,O4l ;,s8
Massachusetts. The votes for Govern, 4.
Boston were 5257 for Lincoln. 1900 for Mart.
(Jackscn,) and sSl for Lathrop. (Anti.N...
icy. The whole number of towns from urii
we have returns, is lGl. Aggregate runJ,,
votes for Lincoln 2S,500. Morton $40 L.
throp 1922. The votes for Electors are ,s.
in the same proportion.
The vacancy which has SO long existed j, 4,
Newburyport Congressional dlstri;, If Wv
sets, in consequence Of no ohe Of the c.l
dates being able tc obtain Ms orily, in q.
IL trials, has at last been filled by tie e.:K
of Jeremiah Nelson, formerly nerter-a.
other National Republican candidates ha,ir. ar
Withdrawn, and the friends Of both uria..
Mr.. n.
W. c. Rives, Esq, Minister and Ra,u "a
the Court of France. and family, came pl,,en
gers in the packet ship SuIly, arrived at Ne
York from Ilavre.
The Washington Globe of Saturday denib
that there is any foundation for the report ra,
- the President is taking measures TO bIOckll
the port OF Charleston, by revenue cutter,, az!
- marching troops to make war upon the NgII
fiers."
A public meeting is to be held in New INi
to devise means for uniting in some common e.
preston of admiration of Sir Walter Sot
whose death was lately announced.
The New York Evening Post Announce; r.
a plan has been set on foot, in the City Of NJ
York. for the erection Of marble statue Of n
>lden' Jackson; and tho Newburg Gazette ~
mates General Jackson for reelection iOI a1
term.
A reward OF three hundred dollars i; C'Hc
by the lntendant of The City Of Raleish, NC
for the detection Of the person or person: ~
have lately attempted to set fire 10 that city
The Arkansas Gazette Of 3lst ut sal' ~
Mr.. Washington Irving, the accomplI,a'd -
thor Of the Sketch Book, Sc, and Judge b.
worth, one Of the Commissioners for tTtir:
with the Indian tribes Of the West, Iei '@
Gibson on the 9Th uIt. under the proet"0' I
Capt Bean. Company Of Rangers, tor las,n
West. and intended proceeding IS lar ~ y
Cross Tlmbrrs, an extensive tract oi tonhr' I
tuate some 200 or 500 miles west Of the ~"
sas Territory, stretching from Red 'he' "
waters of the Arkansas.
y4rriuai Of Lander's Erpedi ION al L"o"
The editors of the New York Journal Of "
. merce have been favored with letter. o.
| Monruvia. Sept. 18th, which says =" n"4
Lander, the African traveller, has ar'''e0 az
port OH his way to the Niger, with t"O'"'
boats. l spent one day with the exPe''''""
derived great deal of information aooD' w.
ger and the surrounding country. l0es'F
ton will ascend with the small iron ''''''
about 1900 miles. She draws opi. - VI"
when 10 sailing trim
Episcopal Contention. The Ono s'a''
nal, after giving a synopsis Of the prOceea'p''
the Convenriou, lately held in New lo''
lation to the Bishopric of Ohio, eonc!''''
the following paragraph .o..
We congratulate the EpiscopaIna.ns e., 81 o ,,:,s
the auspicIous settlement OF d'lhcu'H
for while. threatened TO impair the 'a'.% 3
the Church in this Diocese. we 'ru..
whatever difference Of opinion ma! WV, ~
have existed among Us with regard 10 ~
nation of our late Blshop-whose ln's'Y' '.,,,
vices should ever be held in grate'1' ~ :.
brance-wiIl now be laid aside; and tn'. .r a
unite to give that cordial and rtsPee' .,,so,. u.
TO his successor, which his eminent arm "
high qualifications for the office to "O'.L ,.nsi
been called. 80 we'll deserves. we uH" az, q
that he expects to visit the State. PTeFn,r ,.s
his removal thi.her, in the course I" wv