Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-15
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
vDrn,y MORNING, NoHEMBER IS. 1888.

". are no, more likely to be Prejud'eed
-, Rail Roads than the Baltimore Gazette
>. ,s biassed in their favor by other causes
%,D those which have no eonne1'on with 'nte-
Tn. Baltimore Gazette, however, states,
evidence of the safety Of Rail Road ira
Limo. tina, il is now about three years and
,,r since the travelling on the Baltimore and
o., R,l Road vas commenced, and more than
100 bpodred thousand passengers have since ira
.,II.d m il sithout single instance Of serious
injury, to life or limb, having occurred to any
one Of them.
W. c,u assure the editor Of the Baltimore
Gazette, that it gives US great pleasure to men
,ioO tn. faciSpon his authority, and to consratu'
,,,e him upon so remarkable an exemption In
N, case spoken Of, from serious accidents which
.,fo,,uoa,ely we hear Of very frequently on less
favored Rail Roads,
rto D;rectors of the Camden and Amboy
p,l Road have published report, relative to
-. late distressing accident on that road, which
80, attribute to latent defect in the iron OF the
,vls If ope of the cars, and a combination Of
circumstances that have never before occurred,
and in all human probability will never again
occur.
The singular atmospherical phenomenon seen
herr, and noticed By US yesterday, was observed
,,,O in Washington and Baltimore, and is de-
,cribed very nearly as those who saw II here re-
presented its appearance.
paragraph in today's paper announces an
,,os,ted Life Of Aaron Burr. The work will
attract srea, attention.
We COPY from the Fredericksburg Virginia
Hs,,ld an extract from an unfinished poem.
which should be dedicated especially to our low
country friends, whose agricultural faults are
very good humOredy and ~it,ily exposed aud RI
dicu!ed. We know many Of them who will
have a hearty laugh over 50 graphic picture of
,,RAIso As carried on in their oeighborhoods.
In our columns to day will be found very
pleasing and interesting description OF the hand
sumo manner 10 which some Of our countsymen,
IN France, have lately been treated by Louis
Philippe, the King OF that nation. II was cum.
muuicated, by an officer on board The Delaware,
for the Journal OF Commerce.
Contents Of yesterdays GlObe-THE BANK
Heavy reading. 10 an attempt TO wade through,
we observed that Nc. Bubble was called 81 des-
perats tyrantn-the Bank Aatocra'," &c. &c.
In reply to inquiries from distance. II IS pro.
wr 70 state. that, as far as We ku0w ". the Ran
doph case, as it is called, has died nGiural
death. The " conspiratcrs," "ruiian cosIede-
n,es," &c. SC, have turned out 10 be, as we
predicted. a set Of " knaves in Kendall green,"
who have made themselves invisible.
The New York Commercial, in noticing the
new Cotton Mandatory in Richmond, says:
VIA, viii our Southern friends do, on find
rg - the American system" coming thus among
them wlvhou, le,ves Perhaps they will resort
toa - Coraon Sanifaire." Or, like the Chi
reso, build wall along the banks OF the Poto-
mac, to keep the Northern and Eastern Tartars
from coming there to make them rich and pros
Porous in spite Of themselves!
NJ. No! The intelligent editor Of the Com
nercial, we're he to come among us, would find
bow readily and easily Virginia IS becoming a
manufacturing State. The bali" has been
most assured "set in motlon." Petersburg,
RchmOud, several towns in the West. have all
''nsA; the good spirit. May i, go on prospecting
Nd 10 prosper. There are hundreds ct little
lagos scattered over the state, that, we alrea-
d. see, are destined to be aourishins manufac-
turing towns.
Seam Boat Nsw England A board OF ex