Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-26


:. obliged to change its ordinary course OF busi-
ness,
ur Amos Kendall is called the "trusty Oil.
-, 10 Dain." If any one wishes 10 get cor
,sct picture Of that trusty parsonage, let him
lad scott's noveI, Quentin Durward, and he
,y,l soon see the resemblance between the 4th
Auditor aud his Industrious prototype oliver
was the kings barber, but he was the kings DO
,om friend and counsellor.
The Telegraph mustexcuse US. We are Tor
o,,,ips no party game and sniting our express
,,n, 10 partILan views We believe that the
p,,.;aaut will be sustained, IN all that he may
do, bv the party: aud believing 50, we say So
# me expressl,n of such an opinion strengthens
he Presidents power, we cannot helplt' we
,Is.s ourselves always to the reason OF in
,,i,ent men of all parties. They cannot be
mnsenced either to support the measures Of the
Pa ,,dent or oppose them by reference to his
popularity. Party presses, which appeal to pas
.,on.aud prejudice, DO not, we know, adopt this
,ouT,e. But we follow our own path.
The work from which we make the agreeable
extract in to-day's paper is written BY an Ameri-
can, a citizen OF New York, who has lately had
an opportunity Of making correct observation.
On the manners and customs Of the modern Turks.
The work is very iavorably spoken OF BY the crl'
ncs.
The facts contained in the report of the CO.
yerpGeut Directors of the Bank of the United
Sans, relative to that institution, being all EN-
bodied in the Manifesto of the President, we
have not thought it necessary to fll our columns
| With that document.
The National Gazette OF Saturday last did not
reach Us. Will the Publisher be good enough to
direct US copy of the paper of thai day.
Tue foreign news is not very late or interest
mo- We have omitted IN our summary the un-
Important diplomatic notes and official bulletins
which We find published
Disturbances, ora serious character, have late
Is taken place in Montreal The jealousy aud
bitterness Of lrcins between the people and the
military have broken out in acts OF open hosiii.
" ard numerous Curages are said to have been
committed BY the troops upon the citizens. The
Mon,reaI Vlndica,or, of the 10 September, calls
upon !he government to protect the people, 1t 1t
wishes to avoid a state of things which cannot
but be fatal to the connection between the Mo-
,hoy Country and the Colony.
The friends Of Thomas Cooper, Esq. the trag-
edan 10 New York, have taken measures for adj
ding to the Cooper Fund, s" of Philadelphia, for
the benefit of this superanuated fayorie.
We have not vet heard it stated who is to be
appointed Attorney General in the place OF Mr..
fancy. Perhaps Me-. fancy is to continue in
the Treasury Department only al interim. Ar
ransements are, however, believed not yet to be
completed for the reorganization Of the Cabinet.
10 reply To many inquiries, il may be we'll TO
STATE that it is generally understood and asserted,
hat Mr. Duane, refusing to sign the order which
he was required to do BY the President, was re.
Marsd from Office.
thunder storm visited Boston last Friday
N.Nt The lightning set hre to barn in the
heshbOrboOd and did some other damage.
Tue New Orleans Courier of the 10th gives
oerepoJts Of mterments in that city from the
oh to the 9th, making up"ards Of one hundred
'oa hity deaths in three days.
lhe latest commercial adsices from Havana
"iOe found under the proper head We are
MY to see that letter savs:-
"oar adviceS from the country respecting the
OsTess OF the Cholera are highly distressing
.ae destruction 1t causes among the slave popu-
1uOh goes on at a fearful rate, and unless the
Vu'n Of the cold weather brings on change in
* general state Of health, this scourge will
'NAe death blow 10 the wealth and Drosperity