Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

ALI advertisements appear IN Doth paP0''
are inserted at the usual rates
-. unn, The schooner Lovely kezla,
Cantain Macwilliam has arrived d. al e ~
i'm p short run from Havana having ioi' VIC"
mort on the morning of the S9th ul.. g Eer-
The ceremony of nterring the remains VI 80
dinand VII. the late hlng on Ipahi, at Havana
haan observed with much splenaor at nd DUO
~, Monday 3Oth ult. and Thursday, FRIDAY anu cUD
Saturday of the same week, were set apall ioi
Ssstivity and rejoicings, on occasion OF tie you.
oueen's ascension to the throne. Inc au1ion
lies and people of Havana were very sens t Is-
IN her favor; but there were rumors from ~
go de Cuba that the Bishop, and otnei G;.a5 ~
s;es in that part of the Island, were lii0iii" ~
favor the cause OF Don Calios =, tho c,tv of
Havana. and its suburbs In one hiSe', JUG. -
Fore the Christmas holydays-one OF the mum.
49, WAS an officer attached to the Departmenl
e Marine. who was walkingin company WIFI
mic wife at the moment OF his asSassina'io,i.
The Governor offered reward OF TWO nuliu i Gu
collars for the assasSins, and they nau III 49,,
SEQUENCE been arrested. This is stated 10 li.aVe
Sesn the first time such step had been taken
nv the authorities of Cuba, in slmllar Case.
The II S. ship Vandalia, Com Heniey, anu
she IT s. schr. Experiment Lieut. Com. aile,
mad touched at Havana, from cruise IN 'ne
West Indies, and proceeded lor reneaOo
rTbev were last from Kingston, Jamaica, which
nlace thew left about the 18th ult. at winch ume,
(which is nearly month later than our ple'i
Gus advices,) that Island was qmet. o.
S"' Charleston Cour.
The melancholy event which we notceu yes
ferdav. of the ileess body of person OF APP
parent responsibility, having been founu 'iie
preceding evening in the Creek opposile ~
Rermuda Street, was yesterday morning ldenti-
fed upon the inquest held over II, ana palu rI ~
saw was ascertained to that body OF AMoHE
II mt
United States Artillerists who had wanoereu
from his Boarding House, during the SNOW
storm of Saturday night last in state OF iiiell-
.al alienation, and had unhapply piungeo iilso
The marshy part ofthe Greek, where MS pouy
vas found frozen to death. &c
His remains were taken to the house Oh
gentleman on Bermuda st. whence they Were
Inferred at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, In the
new cemetery, followed by a respectable mum
her OF citizens who felt SOcltouS 10 aHoru ~ tho
unfortunate gentleman, that testimony Vi res
s,ect to which his character anu tnat OF Ills 0oh-
nectiOnS entitled him.
Mr. Miller we learn. was native Gas believ-
sd) of Truxton Cortandt County, New orK,
where we understand his family resides ne
was a man of fine talents and requirements,
had formerly been an Assistant professor DIT
West Point and was an apple ant Tor the STU
alton of assistant to MIR. GwYNN, Engineer VI
our Rail Road.-Nortolk Beacon.
The PENNSYLVANIA says, that Major JACK
Downing is considered as real parsonage In
Great Britain. We know not how this may DE;
but we venture to say, that our transatlantic
brethren marvel that his good advice snouiq DC
thrown away on General Jackson. MAJOR JACK
has certainly proved himself better quallteo 10
direct the affairs ofGoyernment than those VINO
control the President He speaks In homeiy
phrase but mighty to the points" ana II tne
President could be persuaded TO use the MaloIs
rf
public affairs would go on more prosperousiy'
Bait Chron,
Important Rumors.-The city has yesterday
and to day been full of rumors both from the
federal and state capitals, OF high importance
II being very well aScertained that MI. Ianey
could not pass the Senate as Secretary OF the
Treasury, it is said that that gentleman would
rather be excused from running the ordeal OF
nomination. New cabinet arrangements are
therefore necessary. The rumor yesterday was
that Mr.. Butler, the New Attorney General,
would be transferred to the Treasury Depart
ment, and that Mr. fancy was to be provided
for in some other way. Letters to-day, however,
speak of another, and quite an unexpected ar
rangement viz: that Mr.. Speaker Stevenson
gives up the promised mission to England, and
goes into the Treasury, while Mr.. fancy is to
BE sent to the Court of ST. JameS.-N. \. Com.
A well known genteman-a large capitalist
no political friend of General Jackson's but a
great advocate for the removal of the Deposltes
Lately shared considerable amount OF paper
Tor respectable merchant in this city: reports
say, at or about 1-2 to ga per month-pro-
9ided the person took his check for the proceeds,
payable three days afterwards. This was as
sented to, under the belief that any of the Banks
would take it on deposite! This they all refus
ed to do--even the PET Banks--and the sharee
had to go back to the sharer to have the check
shaved for the readu, at about the same rate as
the notes. Quite common case in Wal-street
nowadays.
Glorious times for shavers, these; but some
times they will meet with slip betaceen the cup
and the hp. Is it true that certain gentleman
who is given to shaving propensties, holds to
the amount Of $4,000 of a certain concern which
recently has been shivering in the wind2
~ Y. Star.
Valuable Cdrgo-The steamer Randolph,
new boat. the property of James Woods & Co.
of this place, about 500 tons burthen, has not
been able to get up as high as Nashville in
consequence of the low stage of the water. Her
cargo, however consisting of $500 bales of cot