Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-21

Apasseuger in the Alhenian, arrived at New
York. from Carthagena, states that previous to
kailing, advices from Bogota to the Oath OF
Asgust, had reached Carthagena, up to which
line General Bolivar had not arrived there.
The greatest.exertions were making by the Co
hnbian government to fulfill its engagements,
naw-establish its credit abroad. Among 9TH
u9asures Of economy adopted for this pur
psae pay Of the officers of the army had
been rsduced.
The ship General Putnam has arrived at Bal
timore, bringing London dates TO the goth, and
Liverpool TO the 18th of September; and the
,hiu William Bayard, at New-York, brings in
diligence from Paris to the l4th Of the same
month"; The English accounts corroborate
those last received, relative 10 the improving
state Of commerce and finance. South Ameri-
can stocks have advanced considerably, and a
report is abroad that the house Of the Messrs.
Earrings will arrange for the payment OF the di-
sidends ofal the new Republics
The French, during the last summer, have
been employed in surveying parts of their coast
mlhe channel-they were last engaged ofCape
hrAeur, endeavoring TO find sunken rock,
which, as laid down in the charts, is about two
ksues northwest from Barheur. After strict
aaminalion it was not found. The fishermen
also had never met with it, in drawing their nets.
The project for opening ship canal to Paris,
ReSpected to be carried into effect
Ticking of Spain has appointed General Ro-
dAaField Marshal, in consideration Of his bra
vsYm the defence of Callao.
The iriga.e, built at Marseilles for the Pacha
<oi Egypt which got ashore at the time ii was
launched, had not yet been got off.
The receipts Of the Greek Committee in Pa
fsup 10 Dec. 1925, were 2S9, 649fr Of which
M. Eynard, Of Geneva, contributed 90 900 fir.
and General La Fayet,e and Cassimer Per-
TIER llOOofr. The receipts of the first six
months in 1926, were 65l ,S57fr. 99c.; and the
balance remaining from 1926, was76, l7sfr 29c
making 757 ,ee6fr. 2sc.
ioere are many rumors from Greece, as usu.
Tor Inc most part they are more favorable,
"'ney snow that there is more of the fighting
'p,i lett than we were taught to believe.
Extract OF private letter of the Cd ult. from
encona: "Reschid Pacha having arrived on the
1Oo'iefs OF Liyadia and Baotia, Despatched H.
~ men from his troops, most of them horse
s'n, and sent them upon Athens. Seven hun
NV homelots, who guarded the town, made
'S's during the night, fell upon them, at two
~sSuesirom thence, made great carnage a.
Z s'''S hem, and forced the rest TO leave their
usage and take to flight. Three days after,
or. s'nid Pacha sent another corps, consisting
a. wv men: Gouras, wso was not present at
~ arst action, Came up with 400 Pallicares,
aSsT.a'mseltin communication with the garrison
I'm jug own, and, upon signal given, the whole
r,.' the Turks, and dispersed them with
ss,,@saughter. In these two battles, and in an
INV Al jsracopetra, Reschid lost more than
,ss s. men; after these successive defeats, he re-
hnsaed into Livadia. Two hundred families
en-. returned. from Egina 10 Athens since the
>4.ny have retired"
c"1''er from Corfu, Aug. s, states that Col
,o7 ,u0n had returned from Napoli di Romania
Ssa!e He was charged by the English
b,a Iml''ee TO carry some money to Napoli, but
I~ Sarcely arrived when his Secretary and
,ao S's : were stripped by the Romeliots, who
C,.., rom him 10000 double piastres. The
u,'' a government were neither able to pre-
.ae robbery nor compel restitution.
e. -Aract OF private letter of the 10th Angus.
l,a ~onstantinople;-Every one is anxious to
;, s" what wiAbe the issue Of the conferences
4, acSermann that have been so long retarded
hugh the fault Of the Turks. After very
ssn'y note upon the choice of town for the
ssss OF meeting, the Turkish Commissioners
S,S |ssaed at length to Ackermann, and there
T@.s h,st conference on the 18th, al which the
of,hs demanded the pure ard simple execution
snss e Article OF the treaty of Bucharest, which
sssaranteed to the Porte the restoration Of the
err s' ~ ior,resses. The Russian Commission
S'''arsd that the Emperor would never con-