Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-21

VIZ have receiyed authentic information of
the election of Mr.. J. w. Bouldin, Gin Mr.: Ran-
doIph's old district over Mr.. Beverly tucker,
by a majority of between 500 and 4OO votes,
AGAINST the bank. in all shapes This Mr.. Bever-
Iv Thicker is the individual who has so distin-
9ushed himself by his hostility and virulence
AGAINST the Chief Magistrate Globe.
Mr. Snrague. in commenting on the memori-
al of the citizens of Boston, stated the starting
fact, that, on the day of the date OF the letter
from Boston, ordering Mr.. duane 70 remove
the depostes, Gen. Jackson was utterly lncapa-
BILE of doing any business; that, by the olrec,
tions of Doctor Warren his physician, ne mao
refused to receive the visits OF his devoted
friends. Is not the inference irresistible, tnat
the letter was prepared for him? Is it to be sup
posed, that at time when he was FORBIDDEN 10
see his friends, he would take up and decloe
upon the most weighty and complicated of pub
lie affairs? Impossible! Ifthe letter was pre-
pared for him, by whom was it prepared? Who
was with him that would prepare it? Gov. Cass
was opposed to the measure. Mr.. Woodbury.
was non-committal Who, then, did prepare
it2 Who was interested in preparing it2
Telegraph.
Latest from, Lisbon.-Captain Stevenson of
the Fan Fan, who left Lisbon on the 9th ofFeb.,
Pedro was, that he had captured 700 prisoners
in skirmsh-he further states, that it was inn
possible to obtain any positive or correct lnfor-
nation as to the real condition of the contend
ing partes.-B0N. Pat.
The Protestant Episcopal Pulpit for Janu.
airy, which has been delayed, in consequence OF
sickness and death in the family of the Artist
who engraved the fine likeness ofthe Right Rev.
d. xx,hi oh &c in6
comes to us now in much improved dress. 1t
contains suitable memoir OF that venerable
diocesan whose memory, is fondly cherished as
the kind father of his flock, as the pious minister
of the Gospel, and the amiable pan-with a
sermon written by him, On the terrors and mer-
cies of God.--Phih. Paper.
Early Cucunebers.--Mr E. Holbrook, for
merly of this city--has this morning shown us
two cucumbers, plucked from his green house
in Hyde Park, Duchess county, of large size,
and most inviting complexion and proportions.
One of them is 10 1-2 inches, and the other 1-2
inches, in length. These are doubtless the first
of this season. north of the Highlands too:
they were picked on the 13thinst.
~ Y. Conn., Adu
Public Meeting at Nework.-On Friday last a
meeting was held at Newark, which is believed
to have been the most numerous and respecta-
BILE political assemblage ever known in the
State of New Jersey. Every township in the
County of Essex, and every branch OF business
in it was fully represented. General Thomas
Ward of Newark was appointed President, and
General Abraham Goodwin of Paterson, Gene
raj William Gould of Caldwell Jacob Manning,
Esq of Westfeld, Thomas salter, Esq. of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Israel Crane, Esq of Bloomfield,
and J. Baldwin, Esq. of Clinton Vice Presi-
dents Notwithstanding the meeting was at
der and harmony prevailed. The object of the
meeting was avowed in the notice, in pursuance
of which it was called, viz: to express their
sentiments on the subject of the removal of the
public funds from the Bank of the United States
the arrangement of the currency-and the
best and most speedy means of relieving the
embarrassment and distress of the country"
NeaD York Com.