Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13


let the poet speak now
"Whst heavenl, night
The aesutfui ieht
Shedding out such luminous dsnpness abovsl
So respectful AID s'ilI:--and The scenery there
How it moves up and down in the dim, holy si'
'ris midnight of awe and a s4bhsth ,f love
q Eft up thine eyes--sret the i-n.ren, sprs aiding.
A movable vault of the deepest Of blue
Rolling on rolling on-,hrough nfniy shedding
Forever-ts oceans of hs,r-, ANA dew"
The Montreal Herald affrms that every l,y
furnishes new and strong reasons for the belief
that Upper and Lower Canada are to be united
under one provincial government
From the Importance of the measure. (ubserye,
smoothed, much previous consideration and ar.
rangement will b. necessary; vet considering he
extent of the preparation which prudence nece,.
sarly suggests, the period is not perhaps so Dis.
tant as many, even Of those favorable to the mel
sure, may suppose. The result which We wean.
ticipate from Union. when Effected, is smpIy
the establishment of that state Of things at once,
which would otherwise only have arisen out d
the gradual operation Of a number OF years, and
during those years, Canada would unaroldabIy
have been kept in very disagreeable, not to say
dangerous state Of excitement; still that state Of
things would ultimately have been establlshed,bs'
whatever means, and therefore no one should
complain that it arrives little sooner than eS'
pected. No individual, or government, should
ever finch from difficulty, but instantly look L
10 the face. and grapple with it.
Ihn fnl rsr cfanr m loag mi
ing than novel, occurred in Lowell, Mass. sboa
a week ago. So many accidents Of the kind &C
cur to children, that it is well worth the after
ton of parents and nurses, and indeed, shOudh
generally known.
A child Of Dr.. E. A. Ward, while eating IL
apple, swallowed piece the wrong way, as ith
famiIiarly termed; that is, piece Of the app,
lodged in the upper part Of the windpIpe, and
completely prevented the ingress or egress Of d.
air, that the child almost instantly cease to brealh'
Physicians were called in, but when they arrived
the child had every appearance Of being dead
puIsatiOn at the wrist had ceased-the eIusul'
ties were cold; but the operation Of Tracheoionr
(onening the windpipe.) was recommended, ana
successfully performed BY DR.. f. HuntngdO'
was made into the windPipe, it was apparent "a
the air slowly pressed into. and out OF the lun:
through the orifce, and respiration was IN fs
way carried on, until with curved probe pa"
ed upwards, the obstruction vas removed, and
a short time the breathing became perfectly %
tural. This operation was not commenced u0u
the child had remained apparently ffeies' near
tUenty minutes! The child is now doing VEL
and will undoubtedly recover
The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer says
We understand, from private, but unque'l''
able authority, that SO strong was his (Gens''-
Jsckson's) opposition to the Bank OF the I"'''
States, that his first declaration against the pan
in his first message, was not favored BY a s'ns'
individual near him but Martin Van Buren,
A SUBALTERN'S FURLOUGH, de'enpI"
Of Scenes in the United States, SC. &e'-'
T. COKE, Lieutenant Of the 45th ReS'nea
New York: ]. & J. Harper.
Here is another precious book of travels inv
the United States. Surely there never "a' ~,
poor country that had so much nonsense "'''''l
about it. a..
Lieutenant Coke, of the 45th. is rather ~:
than malicious. He says some very severe "'':
concerning US, but he is Slso candid en"Os'
give US due credit where he thinks we deserve
and we are less disposed to fad fault WIN '"
young bull calf, as he pays higher co"Pat1
to the ladies of Baltimore than they have ever
fore received from any quarter. he sa!' ~,
he saw nothing more remarkable in our c,;! S S"s
"the extreme beauty Of the females" nc ~. ~.
not remember, Sin any part Of me gl0Oe, ,oi
ing amongst the females so much love'lne'I, ~
beauty as in Baltimore" To understand ..ts
full force Of this compliment, it must oe 20" nj.
into consideration that the Lieutenant n.,nt,.
litary man, is no doubt severe critic 10 : Il,
He has aIso-in the words of the mouo
book
Wand ring from cline to cline obsefvant n VIZ
Their manners noted, and their states survey
He has travelled through the most e''l'l. ,,,r,,
tions Of the Globe, and extended his re's''''