Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-24
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Russia there is nothing further. Silence ana
mystery still shroud the unaccountable ana
strange events of the imperial succession.
Greece is said, though we see nothing au-
thentic, to be prospecting; and at any rate 10
have rejected all overtures Tor concIiiatlon WIN
the Turks. The rumors of naval success, such
as they were, will be found below
The Chamber of Deputies were discussing
with no little warmth the question OF the re-
cognition Of the independence Of Haytl' h' OIL
looking the debates over, more at leisure VIC
shall find any thing worth noticing or eAlrae'
ing, it shall be published hereafter
We were very much struck with the ioiiow
inp account, which is taken from the Jo~nai
dec Dehats. of solemnity performed at the
University of Gottingin. Its simple and at
Eectinp character, and the occasion ltSeli, APP
pear to US quite touching:
Gotii,een. 27th Fsb.-Our University yester-
d,v had a celebration that can rarely recur.
rbree of its most distinguished professors, M.
Bhmenbach, NJ Stronger, and NJ. Eichhorn,
kent Jubilee OH the fltieth year ofthe exercise
| of their functions. In conformity with reso-
luton of the Academic Senate and ratlhed by
the Royal Ministry, the arrangements OF the
fete was conhded to committee, Members OF
the Senate, presided over by ". Langanbar K
After the parents and friends of those venera-
bic individuals had in the morning called to con-
graduate them, the University as body, the
authorities of the city and deputation OF stu
dents assembled in the College Hall. An al
tar was there erected, upon which was velvet
cushion whereon were placed three OF the med
ais that the University had caused 10 be struck
TO perpe,uate the soemnty. When those who
were the objects OF il entered the Hall accom-
panied by the four deans; the whole assembly,
rose. and after some musical airs, DR.. Planck,
the head Of the Theological Faculty, approach
ed the altar and in Latin discourse expressed
the feelings and qualification of the University
After this discourse the Sub-reCtor presented to
each OF the two Professors present, whose Jubl-
lee was celebrating, medal, while deputa-
ton carried one to NJ Eichhorn whom indis-
position prevented from attending.
After that, letters Of congratulation 10 these
Professors, from the Duke Of Cambridge, Go
vernon General, and from the Kings ministers
were read, NJ. Blumenbach received besides the
CONGRATULATIONS Of the Grand Duke of SAKE
Weimar, and Of the ducal family, and those Of
the Minister de Goethe NJ. Eichhorn also re-
ccived from his native country letter OF ie-
lcitation from Prince Hohenloe Attingen,
and another from the Minister Of the Interior Of
Wirtemberg, written in the name Of the king.
A grand banquet was then held in the new
hall, at which toasts to the health Of these We
nerabe men were drank with enthusiasm; and
the evening closed by the students going In pro-
cession, and by torch light, to the residence Of
the proie and presenting them with copy
of verses; after which they retired with cheers.
Paris, Dfqych.-The affairs Of Greece present
a more and more favorable aspect every day;
their success is confirmed by letters from all
quarters. The Captain Pacha owed his safety
to steamboat, which received him at the mo-
mcnt the frigate he commanded was blown up
II a,nears that Cnlaeotronl is actually master
of Tripolizza, the garrison OF which he put to
the sword. Ibrahim has retired to Navarlno.
There was fire at Smyrna, in the Frank quar-
ter, on the 18th Feb.
The Greeks are DESTROYS Of giving lpsilanti
snch mowers, as shall enable him to act with
greater prompttude and vigour, and prevent
the other chiefs from dividing into parties.
The city of Prevesa has been laid waste by
an earthquake. =
1. is said that the Pacha Of Egypt has relus-
ed the Porte 10 undertake another expedition.
The naval victory of Ihe Greeks before Mis-
soonphi, is confirmed BY the way OF smyrna,
and also the following facts. The Turkish fleet
was pu, to flight by 81 Greek vessels, and Mis-
soonghi relieved; the Turkish troops on land
having deserted for want Of food. The Eng
lish have established themselves in the Island
of Pettano, lnear Missolonghi) hitherto unln-
habited, and have made it a depot OF provisions
and munitions of war. The Instruction at
Negropont is supported by Col. Fabrier-all
these facts are also stated in the Trieste Gazette
We learn from paper of Rome, that the
rocvrnment Of Napoli di Romania has declar-
ed to MIR. Stratford Canning, that the Greeks
will accept no proposition which may be made
TO them from The Porte, which is not based on
the absolute independence of Greece
ST. Petersburgh papers to the 25.h JAM are
filed with details of the funeral ceremonies
which took place where the escort OF the de-
ceased emperor passed. The body arrived at
Moscow the I'd February, and remained TIL
the 9Th The care of the remains is confined
to Gen. Count Orloft Denisoff
We have letters from Taganrok Of the 28th
Jan. stating tina, the health of the empress Eli
zaoeth was so far established, that they deemed
it unnecessary to issue any more bulletins.
Letters from Vienna, of the 4th Of March,
state that Prince Leopold, of Sicily, and his
wife, the Archduchess Clementine, will return
TO Naples the 4,h Of April next.
The latest Spanish newspapers are silent on
the discussions existing in the kingdom Let