Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16
100000
shotton & Co.. Bombay,
12,250,OOO
To which If there is added, as the con-
sequence of them, that OF
FairlIe & CO., Loudon,
Richards & Macintosh, do
100000
$4,000
10000
The amount will be

Richards & Macintosh, do Soo,OoU
The amount will be $1,000 OO
But it is Of more importance to inquire into the
cause Of these alarming insovencies and to deduce
q moral from their details. than toembazon their
extent or their pressure. They have been occa'
stoned solely hy the mode 70 which the great
Calcutta agenc v houses have been transact'ng bu'
siness for the last ten or fifteen years-by the
rage for inordnate gains on the part OF their III.
rectors, and the cupiditv OF their customers.
AI.GIERS.
We recently announced that mutiny had ia
ken place IN regiment "f chasseurs at Oran, IN
consequence Of an order from General Desmichels
for a non commissioned officer TO be punished for
misconduct, and that, notwithstanding the other
troops, including the artillery, were called out
to restore order, the refractory regiment coutinu
ed to maintain such an attitude Of resistance, that
the General was compelled to reseind his order.
The documents that have just reached Us, AFFORD
a complete calculation Of the affair, which shows
q want of discipline in the troops at Oran much
to be regretted. letter which accompanied
them states. that the infantry and the population
declared that they participated in the sentiments
of the chasseurs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN STOCKS, Oct. 3.-United States
Bank Shares. R23 New York. Elves, 1914;
Ohio Skies, 1l4a; Louisiana, 1854, do Barlngs,
97a.
The Cotton Market had advanced in Liver.
pool full I'd per h.
The BUILDERS Turn oUr.-We believe we
NAV at length state, that the absurd but nischev-
Gus turn out Of workmen employed in the build.
ing trades is. so far az Manchester 10 concerned,
nearly at an end The men finding that their
places were at last filling up by new hands and
that there was no chance OF carving their point,
have many Of them this week shown great anxiety
to return to their work, land numbers of them have
done SO, wherever they could he received; but We
believe a large bod, are Likely to be- left without
employment. -Manchesler Guardian.
Sir J. Hprschell is about leaving his residence
near Slough, for the Cape Of Good Hope. TO make
observations on the fixed Stars 10 the Southern
hemisphere. Fight wagons we're employed in
removing his telescopes, transit instruments, and
apparatus.
Mr. Richard Heber, one Of the greatest book
collectors Of the age, died at his residence at PIN
lico on Friday. Such Is the size OF the library he
has collected that it is said il will take sos days,
upon moderate calculation, to dispose Of it by
auction.
RE-AppEARANcE OF CHOLERA IN SCOTLAND
1t In our duty to state that the cholera mas again
appeared among US, and that several have aIrea.
dy been its victlms.- Caledonian Mercury
CAPTAIN Ross. AND THE ARCTIC ExPEpr
TON The Caledonian whaer from the Davis
Straits fishery. repOrts>having fallen 10 with the
Alfred ahaler, OF Hull. which had touched at q
small island in Lancaster Sound, where the men
found t~o OF three portable soup canisters, and
a quantity of tobacco pipes, on which were the
word 9 Deptford 1t was conjectured that
these articles had belonged to the unfortunate ex
petition Of Capt Ross. There was not the slight
est appearance that there had been any erections
for shelter; but the remains Of human hand were
also picked up
The Count de Surviliers Joseph Bonaparte)
has taken Marden-park, near GodstOne. for the
shnoting season; for while his estate at Borden.
to@ n, near Philadelphia, is likely therefore to re-
main unoccupied. He took the residence Of
General Ashe, in Park. crescent, for one year, now
expired.