Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

From, Monteuideo.-We received papers 70
the 18th September by the Eliza Cooke. Capt..
Rogers, containing the particulars OF vain At
tempt. OH the part OF some individuals, al uhe
head Of whom was-the colonel OF one OF the re-
gimenta, to overthrow the present government,
in which, however, they were foi.ed, oy the pre-
cautions taken to defeat them. Some intercept
ed correspondence with emigrants at baenos
Ayres, led to the detection Of their plans. So
sure were ihe revolutionists OF their success
that vessel was ready to sail from Buenos Ayres,
with an account Of their victory. lhe leaders
have been taken prisoners.
The British brig Lyons, from Liverpool TOT
Buenos Ayres, was driven ashore on the l2th
September, a short distance from Montevideo;
her cargo valued at ESQ, 600 sterling. had been
saved in damaged state. and put on board OF
lighters for Montevldeo-part Of the lighters had
been afterwards driven ashore and lost.
In lat. 90, 9 s., long "a, 90. the Z. Z. saw
the U. 8. schr. Enterprise. Captain Downing,
bound to Bahia ~. Y Standard.
Boston Editors.-There is no city in the U.
States where editors of newspapers appear to be
held in such high estimation a. thew are IN Bos-
ton. Ia New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
who ever thinks of comforting an office Of honor,
trust. or emoumrnt upon an editor! Nobody.
An editor there is expected to perform the whole
druLgery Of an electIoneerns campaign, and 1t
he gets through 1t without ,mpairns his subscrip'
ton list, he considers himself fortunate. In Bos.
ton we do things in different wav. We never
think of making out ticket for the Legislature
without attaching to it larger number (proper'
tionaIly) of the corps editorial than of any other
profession among us. We have recently elected
ssir Of the fraternity to the House Of Represen-
tatives. and three others failed only for the want
of votes Boston alias.
Aapolson's Mother Her will is the subject
Of conversation IN all socie ties at Rome. The
following are the most remarkable bequests which
have transpired:-
Z" A legacy Of $4,000 piastres' to the mother
Of the Duke OF R.ichstadt.
400, 900 piastres to each of her Sons and
daughters.
." A very considerable legacy for a pinus and
religious establishment at Rune, under the direC.
ton Of the testamentary executors
" The Monte de Pete. of Rome. to be the re.
ceptaclr at the time of Madame Le'itia's death
of her diamonds and other valuable effects, which
are valued at Jeas, atten milIion Roman pastres.
of 1000 sequins, at the choice Of the testamen,a
~ executors.
".AlI the remainder of her property, in furni-
ture, plate, diamonds, jeweIry, pictures. and pre-
chou, effects Of all kinds, is "led to the eldest.
or. fdei commits, Of the possessor or tenant who
must be the direct male descendant from Nap"-
lem. II there should be two sons Of the same
age in this line coming from father to son, both
will become tenants or possessors Of the majority,
which is to remain in the family Of Nap"iron until
the extinction of descendants of the different bro.
theirs.
'.ln case of the entire extinction Of the male
line OF Napoleon THE children of the daughters
being excluded the prOperty-valued, all ex-
pen,ed being deducted, at 10000 Of Roman
piastres (ab0ut three millions sterling)-will be
come the exclusive property Of the capital Ut
Corsica, with the reservation Of the legacy Ut
$4,000 piastres for the boys born Of the female
line Of Napoleon.
"The Cardinal Fesch, brother % Madame Lee
tita, the Cardinal Of Rome, and 'Forlonia. the
banker, have been appointed testamentary ex.
ecutors.
"The BODY Of Madame Letitia is directed to
be transported from Rome to AJaccio, where her
sons are 10 erect monument. bearing this IN
scrption-.To the mother Of Napoleon
A legacy Of thirty thousand pisstres is given
to the National church of St. Louis Of the French.
for the perpetual celebration, by the dignitsries
of the church, Of Mas to be sung daily. and
solemn service for the anniversary Of the deaths
of the Emperor Napoleon and Madame Le,itia.
~ Roman Piastre is one Dollar.
In the state Of New York, the election laws
require that the full and complete result Of all
elections be published in the newspapers. even
to the scattering votes. We took occasion last