Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

iat.T
''N ,.rsons were confirmed, aud several or
= "a for the ministry. We understand that
-, ..,ious services have been attended BY large
Congregations
A. I,craham lectures on very interesting
.;.., We intended to have noticed his lee
.,... Yesterday. They are recommended oy
", eminent divines Of all denominations aod'
,hsv must recommend themselves. The
,,.,n,.r has adopted most appropriate motto to
:. os his circulars, sufficiently expressive OF his
lin and inviting to Christians
-. N breathe where Gilesd sheds her balm;
80 10 walk ON Jor,lsn's banks ut palm;
- ~ wet my foot in iIermon's de's;
,Io,. the nromptngs Ct Isaish's muse:
>. Csrms', holy gr'ts III court repose' -,
at CIV mossy c.uch with ShSron's deathless
A'1 rose - Hrs Of Palestine
S,rsr,! stores, in the lower part oil the town.
,. broken open on Saturday night last, but
w.. name Of them. was any thing Of consequence
-, The thieves contented themselves with
,.,cbiug the desks and drawers. and looking tor
.,o.v-ri,hout however finding any. MIR. Led
A., ,hop on Royal street was entered on Sunday
pi,ht The fellows were observed One OF them'
20 near has since been taken.
There is now exhibiting in Washington paint
no which all Who visi, the Metropolis should see:
70 mean the Panorama Of Mexico. This sPlen-
Al D;,,ure mas been admired BY all the connoi-
.,r. If the art, and cannot fail to impress every
,sboider with admiration. The City Of Mexico is
a, fine subject for masters hand: and the re-
ue,en,atou given in the Panorama, whether cor
rec, or not, is certainly one on which we love
$40 u,ue our fill, that we may call it up when
hrssay.'
Another election has taken place in Rhode ISL
and and again resulted in "no choice" There
,re ,wo or three districts in Massachusetts, un-
represeuted in Congress, "no choice" OF re-
uresenta,ive being made. This is owing to the
law which requires majority of all the votes to be
pren 10 the successful candidate. This, in many
instances, is productive Of serious Inconvenience,
Is in the cases just mentioned.
The Richmond Enquirer is good authority IN
:srtaiu matters. generally speaks by the card
rat least has its cue. Relative to the Bank Of
he United States, it has the following
It's obvious, from various indications, that the
friends Of the Bank are determined to press the
renewal Of its charter during the present session.
Behso. We will not permit ourselves to en-
ter,ain any fears of the result. Ii both Houses
II Congress should pass the bill, we must again
}uok to the President-to save the Constitution.
A. who puts his Veto upon the Maysville Road,
vii not hesitate to negative such Bill, as tins
vii b.. urged under such Objectionable features,
md violating the Institutions of his country.
This is not the first time that the Enquirer has
predicted the VETO! To quote again, Nous rer-
VqS
The Baltimore Jackson Convention met yes
erday. 1t is generally understood that Mr.. Van
Buren, is TO be nominated as Vice President, no.
ems yOlens, although some of the delegates are
ald not to be very roiens.
Nathan Smith has been elected, By the Legs'
AZURE OF Connecticut, Senator in Congress. Mr..
with was the National Republican candidate.
Mr. FOO''s the present SenatOrl term of service
'lpres this session.
lne latest intelligence from the frontiers states
~a' detection had taken place amongst the hos
We Indians, aud that the Sacs and Foxes were
a00as to sue for peace. Gen. Atkinson was,
"'se'er' preparing for any attack that might be
made
NJ" "'cklife's report upon the subject OF ex'
pOs'ors Of Steamboat boilers. Sc. is an interest.
ns document 10 the report is appended bill
providing Tor the security Of the lives Of passen.
Se's % board steamboats,. This bill requires
mat there shall be appointed by the President
i" me United States, or by the Secretary of the
''ea'ury, at suitable and convenient points up
"a we na'gablc rivers, and BAYS, and lakes ol
.' United States, competent persons, whose du'