Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-21
ALEXANDRIA, I'D. CO.
,,,opSD,Y MORNING. NOVEMBER q.

.n,pSD,y MORNING, NOVEMBER q.
.a.I.t every reader Of this paper, who " .
W call his family around him,-especlail!
r 10 Ia, sons growing up,-and read to them
-. o,,hstc and Interesting Tale which we pup.
~ this morning. We venture to say, 1t Will
.,s ,bsm wiser and better. 1t speaks to the
S.,,, and the feelings; and cold and inanlma'e'
:.I..a mus, be the heart it does not touch. and
.s.r,,Ilug, i, does not move. We make no apo
,,,v ar occupying considerable portion Of our
liam, with what is so excellent in style, in
manner, aud in moral
Ar Buchanan, our late Minister to Russia,
h, bssu offered BY. and accepted public din
mar from The citizens Of Philadelphia.
n,oiel O'ConnelI has three sons, two sons 10
law and a brother in law, members OF the Brit
sh Parliament.
Money matters" are represented to be in
=, dreadful condition in New York. 1t is time
70 look GU, for squalls.
I,dpe Mclean is declared BY the Jackson pa
,.rs TO have publicly stated in 1880 as follows:
- So help me God, was / member Of the
nov, Congress, | would prefer articles of im-
ns,,bment against General Jackson, for his re-
mOyals from once"
He is denounced accordingly, and all his sup
POriers. -------------
argument of the Habsas Corpus. Son Satur-
day, a, 10 o'clock, Judge peterborough took up
the case OF the attachment against the person OF
John Il Peasants, for an alleged contempt Of
the Clrcui, Court Of Alexandria; when Holden
Robes. Esq. representative Of Thomas E Bur
foot. United States Attorney for this district,
iNr Burioo, has been carried by i'll health, to
Foridal opened the case for the prosecution. -
He vas followed by VIM. II. Mcfarland. Esq,
Of Norfolk. and the Attorney General Of Vwsl-
MIA for the defendant who in very lucid arguments
contested the power Of the Alexandria Court,
and demolished its claims, ~e believe TO the una
nimous satisfaction Of the large assembisse in at
tendance.
When the Attorney General concluded his ar
gument, which was pointed with satirica' allu.
SONS to the political ehormtles OF the TINES. and
slowed with generous enthusiasm in behalf OF the
rights Of the State and Of the People, Mr.. Rodes
asked time until Monday, to reply to his oPPo
nents. and the case was accordingly postponed
until 10 o'clock this day.
Rich Uihig Of Monday.
Thirteen days Later from Portugal The
Swedish bsrqus Frithorf, Capt Mabers, arrived
hi, morning from Lisbon. whence she sailed on
the 18th OF October. Capt. NJ. did not bring
single paper. We learn from this gentleman
that on the 18th the forces of Don Pedro march
ed out 10 attack Don Miguel, and that before he
left the Tasus he heard very heavy cannouading
Don Pedro had become very popular. Deserters
were daily coming in from the army OF Don Mi
suel.-N y Com.
The Governor and the principal state officers
called Yesterday TO pay their respects to Mr..
Clay. This is precisely what we expected IRON
those who acknowledge the obligations OF patrlo.
,ism and the feelings Of gentlemen. The
paragraphs that have appeared 10 the Argus from
dav to day. seem to have failed Of their intend
Cd effect Perhaps the Argus will read some OF
these persons out Of school, or lecture the Go
vernon on having" turned his back on the re-.
publican arty."-.1ibany Daily .4dp.
Fsarlssmsss in The discharge Of Duty
Of the cOnv,cts at Sing Sing, having been subject
ed to punishment, had vowed the death OF Capt.
Lynds the fest opportunity. This threat con-
Ing to Capt. Lynds' ears, he sent for this con-
Wet, received him alone in bis bed chamber, and,
without appearing to notice any thing peculiar in
his manner, directed the convict to shave him. -
The convic, performed the operation without
any attempt at violence. When It was over,
Capt. Lynds dismissed him, telling him that
he had heard he had threatened HE lie, but
that he knew he would not dare to attempt IL;
and that he had sent for him alone and without
arms, to let him see how little he feared him.