Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-02
aY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
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From the Nep- York american, Hprl
| The Corinthian from Liverpool, brings us
our regular files from London to the 22d ult.
inc elusive. AS this ship sailed with the Gen.
Putnam, which vessel furnished the news pub
lished by us yesterday, there is little to add.
The London price current of the 2lst, re-
marks that "thc announcement Of or S fail
ures Yesterday, has again spread gloom over
commerce, and checked confidence, which late
" appeared to be reviving."
By the ship Montana, from Havre, we nave
the latest European intelligence. Paris papers.
of the Esd ult. speak with some doubt OF the
Duke Of Wellington's remaining at St. Peters
bureh to assist at the coronation OF Nicholas,
and are entirely silent in regard to the objects
of mis- mission, as detailed in the extract we yes
terday gave from the London Times Of the 22d.
The London Courier, an evening paper of the
same date, makes no allusion to the article Of
the Times,
The project of the law relative to Indemnity
to the ancient proprietors OF St. Domingo, was
carried in the Chamber Of Deputies by a vote
OF 245 to 70.
The KING of France presented the Messrs
Franconi, after the destruction by fire Of their
Circus, with 5000 francs, the Dauphin and
Dauphiness with 5000.
An order Of the day read at the head Of the
several regiments of the army Of the Neither
lands prohibits any officer or soldier from ia
king part with the societies for raising and send
ing contributions to the Greeks.
Count Guilleminot has returned TO Paris from
Constantinople.
A teleeraphic despatch was received at Paris
of the sth March, from Vienna, announcing
that the Emperor of Austria was out of DAM
ger. He had been attacked with Inflammation Of
the lungs, and at one time apprehensions were
entertained for his life.
The Etoie says that in order 10 fulfil the
wish of Louis 18th, OF glorious memory, H. NJ.
has Just presented to the metropolitan church
of Paris, statue in silver of the Virgin, pat
roness Of France 1t is TO be Of the size Of life,
and paved for out of the Kings private funds.
The King of Saxony narrowly escaped Sc
we're accident on recent occasion. He was
returning in the evening from the country, with
his Queen, to Dresden; and according to his
custom, $50 the paper has iD was sleeping,
when country equipage running away, came
in contact with the royal carriage and drove the
pole through the pannels, between the Queen &
the King, without injuring either. Happily,
the paper adds, the King was sound asleep in a
corner. The poor queen is not noticed at all.
Barcelona, March l5.-The intendant Of po-
lice has Just received secret order requiring
him to send to Madrid as soon as possible an-
der seal, LIST. The papers belonging to the pro-
vincial deputations Of Barcelona, Lerida, Tar
raeona, and Corona. 2. Lists containing the
names of those individuals who were national
volunteers under the constitution. 3. Detail
ing lists Of all persons formerly belonging to
secret societies, and of their present employ
ments, sc.
In the Diario of Barcelona is letter from
Orchuelin of 4th March, announcing the execu.
ton of Colonel Bazan. Being at the point OF
death, he was shot on the 4th. He was car
ried to the place ofexecution on litter, owing
10 his wounds being in state of modification.
He died with all the evidences of fervent piety.
A letter from Munich, Of 9TH March, an.
nounces that the Constituencies Jaramalla,
! was hanged there on the 9th, and that they were
compelled to gag him, as he kept crying out
| Hve the Constitution This unfortunate man was
the object Ct much atrocious treatment. AS he
continued to call out, Notwithstanding the gag,
he was tied to the tail of horse, and thus drag
eed to the place Of execution. He was after
wards quartered, and his members thrown into
| the sink. At the moment he ex pired, with a
curse in his mouth, a sudden gust Of wind oc-
Cured, which filled those employed with terror.
"The death Of the King Of Portugal is an E.
vent which may be attended with important con-
sequences, both in Europe and in America
The recent treaty which established the indie
pendence Of the Brazils, recognised John vi. as
King Of Portugal, and Pedro l., as Emperor OF
Brazil, but it preserved the most absolute ST.
lence on the question of the hereditary rights of
the latter, as the natural successor of his father.
"At the same time there is reason for appre-
henson, that if Pedro should think of accept
ing, much less claiming, the sceptre of Portu-
gal, the Braziians, who naturally wish to keep
their own governing powers among themselves,
would cease to acknowledge Ham as Emperor;
that they would invite some other Prince TO be
their ruler, or, perhaps, like their neighbors,
erect themselves into Republic. There is
every reason TO fear when the relations of the
parties are SO underlined.
son the other hand, the election between the
ancient and peaceful throne Of Lisbon, and the
somewhat precarious sovereignty Of Rio janet
RI, may be subject Of considerable hesitation,
if not to the active spirit Of Pedro, at least to
his august partner the Archduchess Of Austria,
and for the dependents of his Court, who still
cast longing eye to the palaces, the residences,
the spectacles, the fetes, and the sinecures Of
Europe.
"The choice which the late king made Of one
Of the Princesses, his daughter, to exercise the