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

EDITOR as to who he IS; out nope the GLOBE Will
rnGShten the public. FOX.
On Thursday evening last Booth played Iago
in baltimore, and during the two first acts per-
tormed as well as ever he did, but in the third
no nlaped several peculiar and comical tricks,
and concluded by going on the stage in the last
SCENE. with "cigGr IN has mouth"
The Resolutions which Mr. Clay has submit
,sd To the Senate of the United States in rela-
ton to the power of remOpal from office, are
among the most important towards the regene-
ration of the government, which have been OF
ered this session. We read, last week, with at
tention, the debates in the Congress OF 1889, on
that subject, and mean to extract some passa-
ges which deserve to be publicly noted at this
nncture. The main ground of argument in
those debates was the use or abuse OF the power.
Experience has furnished MIR. Clay with mate
rails demonstration as to that ground. Not
few of the members of the Congress of 1889 fore
saw part of what has happened; but none
conceived the probability of all the mischievous
effects of the attributon of the power to the Pre-
sdent 1t has proved the chief cause Of the in
ordinate influence which the Executive depart
ment has acquired, and which Mr.. Clay, no
doubt. will follow out in all its details with his
Characteristic ability and eloquent zeal.
Nat Gaz.
We learn that the Hon. Albert CT latin, on
the part of the merchants of New York, is
preparing full exposition ofthe present distress,
created by the arrangement of the currency
From the known talents of that gentleman, and
his long experience in the finances Of the coun-
try, we may expect mastery piece Of work
He is now the President of the National Bank
of New York.-Phil. ChrOn.
Extract of a letter dated Boston, February "a.
Strive think proper to inform you that ow-
inc to the state of the times we shall add to our
charge for guaranty Of sales, one half OF one
per cent on all conSignmentS received alter this
date; and also that no acceptances will be made
thereon, payable short of six months, unless by
special agreement.
Bathos.-We have seldom heard more
beautiful specimen of that figure OF speech
called bathos, than was uttered by gentleman
last evening at Faneuil Hall.
aSir,n said he with strong emphasis, and vio-
lent gesture sc JACKSON will ride on the Bank
whirlwind, and direct the stormI" eyes" ad-
ded he, in a lower voice, after short pause, to
allow the shouts of reclamation with which this
burst of eloquence was greeted, to subside, " as
gracefully and majestically as he did the horse
on which he rode into Boston last summer"
Boston Journal.
We have at last found an infallible remedy for
aladys sore throat, that ought to enttle us still
more to their favor and good will:-Encircle 1t
closely, vet tenderly, with SHIRT sleeve, and be
sure that you have an arm an it!-NeD for6
Constellation
tits acurious fact, that Notwithstanding the diff
ference of temperament and disease, by which
the two sexes are distinguished, the number OF
L -, oh nflU 10
same. Thus, at London, during the past year,
-Christened males, 1853 females, 1887:
Buried males, 1888; females, 1928.
The Montreal Daily Advertiser says: We
learn from private letter, that society OF
committee ofnoblemen and gentlemen has been
formed to promote emigration from their es-
tates, something on the plan adopted by the Earl
Vi Egermont during the last two years Inc
emlgrants are not to be cast in helpless con-
alnon upon the cities of Quebec and Montreal,
out are to be forwarded to several parts OF the
country where labor is in demand, and Well re-
munerated The names of the EarlS OF Della
ware and Liverpool, and the Honorable u =.
HaVendish, M. P. are mentioned among the
~oSt active promoters of this scheme
breach of TTust-The New York papers
uienton that clerk, named Mason, IN the en-
VI Aii' y L. AuuSi SUI, VI
sem, on Saturday last with his bank book and
sS90 dollars, to make deposite in the Cheml-
sal Bank. He laid the book on the counter OF
s ae bank, but instead of leaving the money
mste, ne repaired to clothing store IN the
aelshoorhood where he purchased trunk, and
variety offne clothing to the amount OF nine
collars, saying that he was going to Albany.
tb hue trunk and clothing had been recovered, out
tce "'iA'''i i"o ''''' 49,
oe me Boston Post mentions the establishment
nae oa!ly paper in that city-"on sheet OF pa
i pbea, twice as large your hand" This is ra-
oS Ta vague-about as definite as the description
NJ nan as big as lump of chalk" The ladies
sn na no doubt, think it tiny pretty thing but
m 0a,e OF the brawny listed have very different
rIeasre OF size" Your hand" is not even so
Iorsa as the Kings forearm or lord chancel-
The loot They are masculine. But think of
han ssnormity of chasing in idea, the delicate
aI OF lady, almost in the taper end of gil
Wiz S.ssieeve, with some of those broad splay things
Nn nngers. knnckles and a thumb which We