Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-22

Since 1929, Richmond has done as safe bu-
einess and less overtraded, than perhaps any
oit,y IN the continent The sound condition IN
witch she was found when the President COM
,oanced his needless and reckless warfare upon
nredt has enabled her to meet the consequences
better than most commercial towns Neverthe-
less. her business is paralysed, she Is suffering
heavily. and is destined to suffer YET more, loi
the qualification of our paternal ruief. nm.
Business.-The Money Market in this city Is
evidently easier than it was the carry Pall ~
last week. and money can be more feadlly w.
tanned and on lower terms.
The Banks have been very liberalin their &C.
commodations, and have granted loans 10 Tue
utmost extent Of their ability.
Business is evidently improving. our nie.-
chants appear in better spirits, and we conn,
IDENTIFY hone that by perseverance, industry ana
rigid economy, we shall be able to bear our re-
cent heavy losses.-BOston Atlas.
Miss FANNY KEMBLE is out at last, for res
toraton of the depOsites. This has peen Ior
some time past neutrality-suspicious.;
but now the charming creature has jumped
down from the fence with the most exquisite
grace and taken her stand on the side OF the
constitution On Tuesday evening she played
the character of Bizarre, in the comedy or the
Inconstant-There is a scene with her lover,
Duretete in the second act, IN which she nanos
him glass after glass Of wine, and compels MN
to drink them off, to the number OF hall COZ
en- She prefaces each glass with toast or
sentiment. Well. there stood Miss Fanny as
BIZARRE A glass of wine," says she to Dure-
tete. He takes it.
"I'll give you." says Miss Fanny" Pll give
YOU. the land we live inn The land we live
in" SAYS Duretete, swallowing. "Another glass, "
says Bizarre Then musing little as II to re-
collect herself she looks up, hafupon the audi "a
ence, halfupon Durtete, and says" here's Me
Deposites back again." " The Deposites back
er-shoutng "the Depostes bank again." &C
companied with one Of the most tremendous
peals Of applause that was ever heard IN the
atre. Not a whisper to the contrary. MISS
FANNY curtsied, smiled and went on. The
house was never in such good humor as after
this hit.-Phu Daily Chron.
| Rowland StephenSon-The New4 ork Joufnai
of Commerce saws" After this gentleman had
been three or four months in prison, under a
Judgment obtained by Ex-Sheriff ParkIns Tor
debt. his bail was reduced from $4,000 to S4O,-
900, for which sum security was gwen by gen
erous individuals in this city, and Mr.. Stephen
son was permitted the use of the jail Hberues-
On Saturday last, his bal-bonds were cancel
led and he set at full liberty, Dy Virtue ol ue-
cision of the Supreme Court in answer to an
application made by him for discharge. we
understand it is his intention to return shortly
to England"
A Retreat-On Monday afternoon, as car
man was Harvesting his horse in the rear OF 800
Monroe street, the animal evinced disposition
to refuse the admission Of the bit between his
teeth The carman struck him blow over the
head which caused him to back up" against
the door of the house, which not being fastened,
Immediately opened and Bucephaus wheeled
and walked in. The carman followed and the
horse retreated up stairs. The carman follow
ed on again, and the frightened animal retreat
ed up second pair of stairs, and entered the
chamber to the no small fright of five or six Gle
YER old ladies who were standing around the
bed discussing the merits of a new bonnet which
had Just been brought in from the milliners.-
"Murderation! what's that?" said one of them
as the animal poked his head round the corner
of the high bed post-and smash went the new
bonnet on to the floor, while the ladies sprang
to the farthest corner of the room. BY this time
the carman entered the room, and explained the
whole affair. BY the assistance Of the neighbors
with ropes, &C., the animal was safely conduct
ed down stairs, where he stood for some time,
with most solemn look at the carman-as
much as to say, ~ guess, if you don't want
should 90 up stairs again, you'd better treat me
move WIEN York Sim.