Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-12

Anne Arundel County, 1882 Il,I
City OF Annapolis Isl lls
Majority for McKim, s9s.
The Circuit Court for this county has adjourn
ell over, to meet again on the FIRST Mondsy i,
November next.
The Richmond Wing persists in persu,diO,
Mr.. Leigh to keep dark-to use it, own l,p
guage,-to "preserve an impenetrable silence
Very we'll, gentlemen; If you are deternin.d
upon destroying Mr.. Leish's already slish, pros
perts Of success, continue your friendly al,i,,
and the business will be accomplished speedily.
II 10 not necessary to give the details Of h.
Philadelphia Election "Honors are easy
The Anti Jackson ticket succeeded in tn. CITY,
the Jackson ticket succeeded 10 the COUNTY,
Both parties contended maniuIIy for the victory
The report Of challenge having passed b..
tween two Of the Secretaries is denied; -ne,e
theIess. it appears pretty certsin tina. there hu
been rumpus Of some kind
We are gratified to 6nd the following p,n
graph in the New York Commercial Of Wedn..
day last:
A deep and general interest seems at hi, mo-
ment to pervade all classes Of our cltlzens in
favor Of African Colonization. The Public
Meeting this evening will doubtless be the mos
important Of any ever held on this (f not %
any subject 10 our city. We understand that
several distinguished gentlemen. and among
them the Honorable Dir. FreIlnghuysen. Of
New Jersey, have consented to address the s.
sembIy. How easy will it be for our ciIizen'h
raise thirty, or even Fifty thousand dollars, for
this great work Of humanity, which appeals
ticsl creeds. and in the wide spreading ben'hl'
of which our own country, az well as Africa,
largely Interested Let our example OF Ibsfi'
lily speak on this occasion.
Since Mr.. GAYS arrival in Baltimore, b. hi
received the visits Of large number Of cills0''
and has been invited to public dinner, Which
he found it necessary to decline.
Jamaica papers to the 18th uIt. are reeeVsdf
New York The Little William, arrived 1t
Kingston on the 9th uIt. from Chasres, reports
that two American schooners were detained Of
the coast Of San Bias by two Colombian pr'''
teers, in consequence Of their not being provide
with clearances from Porto Bello.
The Post Office Of Ciaysvile. Pa, sanT'
fortunate one TO it's incumbents, Of late. ~
but year or two since that Christian Wen"
was convicted Of the crime of puroining none!
rom the mail, while Postmaster Of that ohf''
md sentenced to long imprisonment in thsp
at Pittsburg. The successor Of we
.icb. a mau named Van Sickle, is nov 10 nc
Jail Of Washington county. charged with "'
commission Of q similar offence!
american Rail Road Journal We regret
ind that this valuable publication is lsnsu'''''s
rom want Of encouragement. The proprietor
Mr. d. K. Minor. gives notice to his saO'e'
,ers, that unless he receives additional supp"
before the close Of the present year. he VIII
either to reduce its size or dIscon'n''
/ altogether. So far, instead OF its oe'os
'ource Of profit, the work has cost him 'e'''
hundred dollars beyond his receipts from IT,
Earthquake in Cuba.-By arrivals IRON ~
rama, we have received papers Of that Guy
Sept. 90. A letter of the esd August fr0" >''
iago de Cuba contains the following;
son the 18th inst. at 10 minutes past , ~
w., several shocks Of 90 earthquake were &c" ,.,
his city, more severe than usuaI.--At m'pSs.
,a,t III, others still more severe; and u wv
ties past on the following morning, two o" .a,s
IN Goth, about 81 P. NJ, another shock o', ,S.,
light, was felt, and several persons say ""
,erceived two more. These events could NOV s;os
with indifference BY eommun!! ' ,Is
emembered the horrors Of the great eaf'nqu IN,
n 1878 and 1766. It was feared they "s"
he precursors Of some dire calamity,
TEMPERANCE "A New York paper, 10 au,tf
inp to the circumstance Of the suPernte"oea., ;,
he R.I,;more and Ohio Rail road giving oo".Iu