Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-19

ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CN
SATURDAY MORNING, oc7uBE8 20 -.


SATURDAY MORNING, OCTUBEB 20
Mr. CLAY was received in New York mill ).
tinguishrd honor by gentlemen Of all D,r,i., y"
Several thousand citizens assembled to Vol
his arrival. The Board of Aldermen, h, ,.
nimOus vote, rendered him the use Of tho q al'
nor's Room in the City Hall during his his . U"'
the city. Invitations from variou, ins,u";'a
and societies were pouring in upon him, and ' y
short, nothing has been omitted which eoulI " =
moustrate the respect Of the inhabitan,, r., W S
character and services. 'A
The latest Foreign News will be found :,
days Gazette. The English papers eon,, III "
melancholy list Of ship~recks by the gale m H..
coast. We could fiji columns Of our NAM, -.
an enumeration Of the disasters. The p,Is NV.
have been one of the most severe ever tno.'
judging from the extent Of the damage !, bS
inflicted.
Some time ago il was stated in q Nor,her, NJ,
per that Rev. Nr. May bad openly preached,
favor Of intermarriages With the black, T..
reverend gentleman contrsdicted the sts,,D.n
and we gave him credit for the contradiction -
Since then we have seen letter Of hi. pubA,h,d
10 reply to certain queries on the subject. AMI
upon being pinned closely, it turns out tha, n.
gentleman Is not 50 very far Of from the ,bOn.
uable sentiments imputed to him Is we had uu.
poset. He attempts to beat the bush, bu, i! :.
evident he equivocates. We dismiss him WIN
disgust.
Nr. Grundy has been reelected 10 the Sen,,,
by the Legislature Of Tennessee. On the forv
second ballot. Mr.. Eaton, fiuding there was d.
chance for him, declined. On the fifty 6i&
Mr. Grundy was elected-Grundy So; Eaton.
10; Foster, 9.
The republican honors paid to'Mr. CLAW an.
nov the Globe. Cease, viper! you bite seaius
a fle!"
The Editor Of the New York Evening Sr
laughs heartily at his poetical ntshOor, d tie
Post. who do not take his wit so kindly. II.
:. Star" IL making the " darkness" Of eSaiu,
il New York " visible"
Mr. Rush's Memoranda of Residence at he
Court of London aud Delays Sketches Of 'Tut.
KEY, both American works, have attracted Ut
small share Of public attention, aud been mos;
fsvorabiy received in the literary world. ST..
cess TO American literature!
The City Of Boston IS to send 'ixty.sI men
bers to the next Leglslature-with full faith 10
the text, we suppose, that in a multitude q
sounselors there is wisdom"
tn. Richmond Compiler couraseousy attack
the Faro Banks, Roulette Tables, &c. &c. on he
Race Course near that city. TnU
will always prevail on race courses
Dp.nl, or secretly. The Compiler will NI"u
ha nd. toll this winter, If all accounts OF sessl
10 Richmond are true. The House Of Deleals
&c o67cio pass resolutions against the Bank Of The
tinted States and laws against Faro Banks bot
The members generally like to have their pockets
lined with notes OF the one, to spend at the 'na
sub rosa. We hope so grave an lnsIn''lm
will not be considered scandalum mGgnaum
The Fair of the American Institute Of N.s'
York is now open in that city. The exhibition
IF articles exclusively of American manufacture
an extensive variety. haI'hed 10 .
'tyie Of workmanship that would do ered''@N'
ingenuity and industry of any country.
Extract of o letter from New Castle, DEL M
I6,h, 1888, addressed to the Agent Of the C''
lens Line:-
I" II is with feelings of deep concern, tnh
write to inform you Of an unfortunate aeelI'a,
which occurred here to day. upon the arm" "
he cars from Frenchtown, at abost ! before y, l.
''clock. A passenger whose namen - w.
on, merchant, I have been informed from ~
ntou, N. Carolina, very imprudenty jump
rom the car before the train had reached WIN.
100 yards of the landing place, and got up ta'
rack which the baggage cars 20 up alte, oeas.s
ached. The baggage cars we're then pu' s w.,
ards behind him, running or very last, 90"
ng lost the impetus from the Engine Inc s'u
leman was warned to get ID the traek-sno w. :.
tarted to run along it, ahead OF the can :,
ad taken but few steps before he droPpeu w
and in attempting to snatch ~ a.
Without stopping, he stumbled and ie'' ~lO ,s,,h.
ais. The cars were 90 near him that now.
tanding every effort was made to eoeeA , .
hey we're upon him before he could oe eAT ,;,,I,
ed. The wheels ran over his thighs. wv,
hove the knees. His left thigh Is shoeh"s: