Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
The New York Evening Star saws:

The New York Evening Star SAYS:
"!The Standard accuses Us Of knowing no,b;,,
about the state Of the moaey market W. m,s
not be as we'll versed in the mystery Of An .;
change Of notes as our brother editor. In, ~,
know, from experience, when money j. SCAR.
aud the brokers tell Us how much it will briuv n
the market"
All! this experience, especially in money mat,
tiers, - . sad thing.
Judge Beverly fuckers letter in The T.le
graph. does not make the matter any clearer,
about which it is written. We cannot believe
that Mr.. Randolph and his "eseort," would
have received the honors Of the Presidents us.
had that officer known that his guests wern.
anonymously assaiIing him 10 the papers Bu.
there appears to be something yet to be explain,
ed about the business. Judge Tucker thu, ecu.
cIudes his letter.
I sincerely hope that this communication may
meet the Presidents eye, aud suggest TO him the
step which he owes it 70 himself to take. II d.
article in the Globe originated there, it is b..
such random lie as any man Of loose principles
will tell at any time. But If il has ITS soure.
with the President, then is it such fasehood
can proceed from nothing but the most fired, ST.
tied, and deep.rooied depravity.
Such an attack OH tho iIustrous dead, well
enough becomes the unclean birds whose csgsB
called the kitchen cabinet. The brightness Of
Mr. RandoIPb's honor, looking from bis grave,
like the eye OF the dead lion, may well scare
the vulture and raven. But does the EAGLE vat
till these have piucked out the eyes of hi. dead
enemy, before he will touch the preyl
Peter d. Vroom, Esq. was, on Friday ln,
elected Governor Of New Jersey, at joint meet
ing Of the Council and Assembly, held at Tsu'
ton.
The horse Of John Alexander, ESQ., was cruel
ly murdered at Annapolis, q few nights ago,byH'
ing first poisoned and then stabbed.
The Montreal Daily Advertiser Of the 3D.
says:-We regret to hear that several failures
have occurred in town within few days It
10 to be hoped these will be the last for this sea
son, which has been remarkable for the number
of these misfortunes, and the earline" VIII
which they have occurred.
Production Of Cotton in F7nida.-By
statement 10 the last Floridian, we perceive To"
. great increase in the production OF Cotton "
taking place every year. FROM two p0fs I'D
Middle Florida, St. Marks and Magnolia 10
1895, SIXTY FOUR bales were shipped. 10 ne
year from the 1st of July 1884, to the lst OIL
July 1888, nine thousand sir hundred and "
venty five bales were shipped from the sane
ports.
Liberal Collection. the 18th instan''
new Methodist Church was opened at Na'h'''s'
After sermon BY the Rev. Bishop MeKendfss'
upwards Of one thousand dollars was collected"
lid the building Of the Church.
appointment by the Governor and Couneag
Alexander. Esq to be a'0,
;iated with the Surveyors appointed BY the s's'e'
IF Virginia and Delaware, in surveying the %.
Coast and inIets Of the Peninsula, with view"
The improvement Of the navigation, &C. uno.'
oint resolution Of the several legislatures 70 '''
fleet.
~ A subscriber living IN Ohio writes W
vord that some time siucs he deposited e''e'
n the post Office At Wheeling, Va. In when W.
.ncIosed the amount of bis subscription Tor 0''
rear, directed to Us. The letter has never '0N'
o hand.
~ The person Who carried OF from tn''
ice, on Sunday, the New York Commercial, ~.
is believed other papers, will, if detected 10
l.,..d.t;ons he sxno~ed Strict WAten vi"