Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-21

-, .. 500. Scattering. sos. As in that State
:, rsonres majority of the whole number Of
,,o.e. cas-, to elect, Of the votes justsnumerated
o. a27 are necessary to choice. Thus tar,
.,.rstore. Smith has majority Of only 49,
nj. majority in the same towns last year was
;s, The Portland Advertiser Of Saturday
evening says
There are IS more small towns to be heard
e.or INIT the vote thrown in those towns is SD
'U,I tina, il cannot materially affect the cleo.
So The only county which we have not heard
from in very great majority OF towns, is Penob-
w., the returns from which will undoubtedly
swe Smiths majority. We have hardly e
J,ubt. that the scattering will amount to l20o in
,bs oHicial returns, for the difficulty and impos-
,h;Iity of collecting such votes is we'll known
I, ia not improbable that they may reach even
hsvond that number. II Smiths vote decreases
in Penobscot in the same proportion as IN the
other towns received, and there are 1900 scatter
inv votes. it is highly probable there has been no
election"
The Boston Daily Advertiser, says:
,La,t year, only three Senators out Of TWEEN
,v.6ye. the whole number, were National Repu0-
fc,ns. II is admitted by some OF the Jackson
n,nsrs. that nine Senators friendly to Mr.. Clay
are already ascertained to be elected, viz. three
n Eruuebec, folr in Lincoln, aud two IN Somer-
act. and it is stated in the Advertiser, that one
or two more are probably chosen. The DAILY
Courier saws, that Jackson Senators are elected
in York, Cumberland, Oxford, Waldo, PenOb-
scot and West Hancock Counties: in all a."
A gentleman in Baltimore gives an account OF
, poor fellow who was absolutely steamed to death
BY certain guaeks in that city, under the name
Of rhompsonians. He was operated upon Tor
the Cholera, which disease il is probable he had
not. but the choera's work was effectually &C.
compIisbed. Is it not strange that any should
be 50 infatuated as to put their lives in the hands
pf ignorant emprrics?
SIR Eemble made his first appearance in the
Park Theatre, New York, on the 18th. and his
debut was in the highest degree successful The
able critic Of the NewYork American thus speaks
Of him:-,s The house was overlooking. he.w
warmly greeted on his first appearance, and his
acting, subsequently, elected braves from all
sides: IN fact, he created sensation in the house
to which il has long been stranger, and, an
hour after the play was over, you might see many
an earnest group in the lobbies. comparing their
opinions, and dwelling with delight upon the
pleasure they received. ItapPeared to be gene
rally conceded, that Mr.. Kemble IS the first Ham
let We have ever had in this country. For our
own parts we may say, that he is the only actor
who, on our stage, realized our conception st the
romantic and philosophis Dane"
The liberal English journals are very severe
upon Russia. The London Morning Chronicle
csmpares the condact Of the government OF M
cholas to that Of key Solomons, the celebrated
ssiudler andpronounces Russia in so many words,
ga thief and Sicindler."
The Duke Of Reichstadt died in the same pa
Iacs-in the same apartment-in which Napole'
on. when in the zenith of his fortunes, signed
the most remarkable DEGREES, and in which his
marriage with the Areb-Dschess Maria Louisa
vas arranged.
we regret W iediu, s"S 'oS' s'~~~
Walter Scott's health is such, that no hopes were
entertained Of his recovery. Provision has been
made for appointing Sheriff depute Of sekirk
to discharge the duties Of his office.
The Philadelphia papers announce that do.
RACE BiNNEY aud JAMES HARPER Esqs- have
been nominated as the AntiJackson candidates
for Congress from the city, and that they have
accepted the nomination.
Improvements are strongly recommended, in
and about Saratoga. The proprietors Of the Vir-
gnia Springs too, likely hereafter to be more ia
shionably attended than ever, ought to be up and
doing
The New York American appends to the para,
graph relating the accident at Warrenton, by
which ne we were in danger Of losing our vener-
able Chief Jusuce-several Of his children being
stricken down before him BY stroke Of light.
ming. this beautiful sentenced
Not yet-uot yet. The sturdy oak, beneath