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

| +. tho East Indies, and yet Awards the palm
cen 80, % the ladies' Of Baltimore, to the exclu'
d oeaSi 4. own country. women. But, as to the
'0n i' :" Of Baltimore, be should say they
,,enus lie the merchants exchange stock -rather
we're "1r,n This is a cruel blow-and the
Sa'~ o!rsrwheImiug, as we cannot dispute his
DOT. usot. as 10 the gentlemen, without weaken.
llu. f,rce of his tribute to the ladies' 1t
Ins w S,vryer. the view Of the Battle Monument.
Hi S,Imore, which put him out Of conceit OF the
I,smen. lie thinks that the erection of such
.".nmspt was highly improper and uncivil. -
~%,,,h n General Ross, too, he considers as
1s s.,Is bst,er Than cold booded assassination %
H. most of his fellow countrymen, whose evil
ha' b,. led them 10 this uncivilized and be-
III land. the lieutenant was put 10 some ~
n;snce from the difficulty of finding ga
ton.'hsJded room" in any Of our hotels; and it
'ns ,,s from the following anecdotc, that his
Ppa,y Recommendations, in point OF lodSlnS-on
=. o,casioa-were near involving him IN Sc
linus scrsPe":
meyer felt the Inconvenience Of the small
Ems in American hotels 50 much as at the
F" New. Haven: mine was only 10 feet by Z,
' a1 IN. door Of the adjoining room closed upon
ai' a., n,s,s as that Of mine. was sitting stu.
s in the travellers map, 10 rather dishable.
~ re,urnel heated from long walk, when
beafd voice at my door say, "Charies,
r,,rIss. get up" while person in the next
.,,m muttered something, IN halt.wak'ns, hail.
.ssDius tone Of voice. The command was
,,,in repeated, with, =" Nav come in!" and
- Al INV door. "Yes!' said the voice in the
"syt room. My door was now opened halt an
;.cS while sat in amazement, wondering what
,OuId nest appear. "Are you asIeep' said
voiee: "No." answered the next room &C.
ms me- A, this moment my door New opeu,
'uPa lowered three ladies standing at the en-.
A tall elderly ole, the mother OF the
u,".'. surveyed the with a most naughty
S''s, T,vb;ch. though not at all improving the
- hsau,y of her dark counteGance, would
p ~. hssn invaluable to tragedy queen, as l
.' something about Z" mistake -
,I.r darling another glance, which spoke vol
.ms. =, me-, She flung the doos Violently to again,
.,rioo :. you are not Mr. - Why did you
.Desk, SIR" The door was just closeE, ""e" l
heard the next.room voice again. and, after &c"
oaesrions, the lady. discovering her mistake, salt
nat "Mr. wished to show them the beau
~, Of New Haven" aud descended the stairs
,,,,n most majestically, one OF the younger
ynires saving, - You made a mistake, MAN.
MAJ the answer Of the indignant lady could
no, distinctly overhear, but was right glad TO
get rid Of her upon sey terms"
Tie tragedy queen ought TO have stalked into
the room and boxed the Lieutenant's ears. He
must have known when he heard the knock at the
door that the lady had make mistake -and
ought to have "sung out" to put her ON her
guard.
This is fair specimen Of Mr.. Coke's childish
gossip. We have seldom seen more rldicu'
lously stupid and barren production. 1t Is evil
IDENTIFY written b, boy yet in his teens, but we
shall no doubt have grave analysis of it in the
I,nd,n Quarterly. Ball. Gaz.