Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-27
LATEST FROM EUPOPE.
From the Neu. York american 23d inst.

By the Howard, from Havre, we
have our files of the Etoile and Journal
DIES Debats to the 18th ult. and oil the
Journal du Commerce to- the 18th in
elusive. The papers are still discuss
ing M. de Villele's indemnity and f.
nance projects--to which may be ad'
ded the arrangement with Hayti, Tor
such is the term, as the Journal du
Commerce informs us, which the Mi
mister of Marine has given to what
Boyer and his secretary Inginac, call
an entire and unreserved acknowledge
ment of Hayden independence
The defeat, but not the capture oil
Ibrahim Pacha seems confirmed; but
the Egyptians, as will be seen by The
annexed article, taken from the Journal
du Commerce of the 18th, had landed
to his rescue.
The accounts from c onstantinople OF
the Goth July, and from Corfu Of the
18th of the same month, connrm the
defeat of Ibrahim Pacha in his various
attacks on the post at the Mills near
NapoIi, but do not speak Of his captiv-
ity. 1t appears that he has only retir-
ed to Tripolitza, after burning Argos
The same accounts mention the land
ing at Nayarino of Huseim, at the
head of 5 or 1000 Egyptians, who im-
mediately marched upon Tripolitza.-
The Captain Pacha appeared on the
9TH July before Missolonghi.
The Journal DIES Debats, in recording
the honorable fact to the Bavarian go
vernment, that the iortieth part OF its
annual receipts is appropriated to the
public instruction gifts subjects, mott
ces the contrast presented in Piedmont,
nominally under Sardinia, but, in truth
under Austrian control, as attested by
the annexed article from paper called
lie Nayrateur de Saint GALL
The Germans removing to Pied
mont, need not carry their classics with
them. Goethe, Wieland, and Schiller,
have been seized as dangerous books.
A late royal decree, forbids all those
who do not possess fortune Of 800
francs per annum, (SSoo( to learn to
read or write, and, indeed, prohibits
studies of allsorts to all who cannot
prove that they have this revenue of
$500.
In France, however, obstacles are
thrown in the way of circulating books;
for the patent or authority TO keep
bookstore, has recently been with
drawn by the minister Of the interior
from NJ Barba, and his store shut up.
The pretext for this arbitrary act, was
the republication by Barba Of one OF
Pigault lie Bruins novels, which had
before reached fourteenth edition. NJ.
Barba is an old, long established, and
well known bookseller of Paris, chief
ly occupied in publishing theatrical
pieces. The )" Journal du Commerce"
thus speaks of this occurrence -
Whatever proofs our official protect
ors of arts and letters had before given
US of their moderation and intelligence,
it must be admitted that they have, in
this instance, surpassed themselves in
V andalism, and that they have not be-
fore perpetrated SO brutal all abuse OF
the laws and judicial opinions"
The Spanish government appears to
be seriously alarmed at the effect ofthe
emigrations, which threaten to depo-
pulate the country. 1t is evident to
every one not blinded by the furious
spirit of reaction, that the most respec-
table Spaniards who abandon their
country, are driven from it by terror.
Ii will be seen whether the measures
recently proposed to the king are cal
culated to recall them.
Extract of a private letter from Ma.
drid, published in the Etoile.) The
council of Castillo addressed a memo
rial to the king some time ago, pray
ing him to take measures not only TO
arrest the emigration going on, but 10
recall those who had already left their
country. With regard to the first, the
council informed the king, that in or
Ter 10 prevent emigration, it would be
sufficient to refuse any passports, ex-
cept for limited term, and to persons
abundant proofs that affairs
r allied them ahroads
In order to compel emigrants to re-
turn, the council expressed desire
that decree should be promulged re-
curing their return within six months
OH pain of having all their property
confiscated. The king, who felt all
the force of the circumstances, COM
mitted the memorial to the royal pro-
;urears, who have just made report
in all the particulars in the
views Of the council, except as regards
he confscation. The reports con-
;ludes thus: at is important that per-
sons who have emigrated on account
Of political opinions, should return, ex-
;epting those who have distinguished
at the last disastrous epoch
and the position in which each emf
grant shall be placed, must be precise
y defined. The period OF 6 months ap.