Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-09

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case where the powers of American Con,ol. |
sident in foreign ports 10 possess ,hems.l,.. \
and manage the concerns Of any American =,
zens dying within their consulate, are di,eo,,.,
The report of d case before the Circuit Cam,
the United States, now sitting in New York n.
Closes such a case. and the verdict, in f,,w i.
the defendants, and against the claim SET ~, :,
the Consul, will be approved unhesita,p,,v
sixty thousand dollars to the stock Of The p,,,,
mouth and Roanoke Rail Road Compmp,m
Presley COrdeIl. has been elected MsyU Il
the town Of Leesburg IVA y George Rieh,J,|
Recorder; and John Martin, Town ssarce,pt
a hard s~earer.-We are credibIy inforns
that there is now living in the county Of CJ
pepper, an old gentleman, who IN his yom,,|
days,) has been known frequently to cma
squirrel out Of the loftiest tree.
The Collector Of New.Orleans, ACKNOWLEDGE
the receipt. in an anonymous letter, Of SlM|
which sum was requested 10 be placed 10 a|
credit Of the government, for duties on s@s|
wares and merchandise heretofore %accruin., al
not accounted for.
odd Combinaiions.-Under this head, an e.
glish paper copies from an American one, 40 !.
coont of a meeting held at Troy to promote e.
male education in Greece.
Cholera al Mtanzas. Letters from Msss
zas received at New York, announce the sla
tence of Cholera there.
A Philadelphia paper anticipates the time ShH
q gentleman may breakfast in New York, disr|
Philadelphia, and sup at Baltimore; and 1t ns''|
have added. and sleep in Washington.
From North Carolina, we learn that I@l|
Branch has declined reelection to CoogEs"
Michael Hoffman (re.sIecteda R'pre'enh1H|
to Cengress) has been chosen one Of the C'n|
Commissioners for the State o. New York.
The celebrated David Crockett is %anoOuhA|
in the Tennessee papers as a candidate Ter ~
gress.
The editors of the Norfolk Beacon were "
sented, on the 18th instant, with q few Cucunf
and Strawberries, from the garden OF the ln"
States Navy Hospital.
We are glad to learn from the Globe 'm'
Post Master General is about to take step
put a stop, as far as he can, to the abuse "
f. ranking privilege.
The author Of those pieces Of fummcry 's@
ga Friend Of State Rights, because a in'a'
Union," which lately appeared 10 the ie'es'
and Richmond Wing, has at last thought p"fI
10 exoneratc Mr.. Randolph from the eh's'
composing or writing them. We dare 50! "
Randolph has more than once "r''hed un'"
imputation.
The U. s. ship Natchez arrived at N"'"
from Charleston Oh the 9Th inst -olnce' .
crew in good health. Major Gen. Scott "
U. $. Army, came passenger IN the N''N'
and landed at Fortress Monroe.
The Globe Of yesterday announces "s
of Gen. Scott 10 Washington.
We find the following notice in The fn"'"
phia papers: 81.
Whereas the alarming state Of ata'f' 4
land, and the desperate and violent mea'.,st
termined upon by the British M'hi'u! wi,
that oppressed country, demand me '!"rIs
not merely Of Irishmen and descendant"
men, but the friends Of liberty Of ever! Ja
Citizens, therefore, without d''""e,'a
ty OF, creed, friendly to the cause o. n,tr;
religious liberty, are invited to attend q % A., ID
10 be- held at seven o'clock, on Wednriur
nino. 10Th inst. at the County Cout, ho.~
take into consideration the present u0n'pE
of Ireland, and devise such means "hm,1
best calculated to sustain her 10 cone"'"'
her natural and unalienable rights ,r.,,.
Matthew Carey, william
Iohn Midland. James d. Boy''''
lanes GOwen. James IIdsa"'