Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-27
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l,A1ESI tKON ECNOfE.
Ne,y- York, March 24-By the arrival of the
Eliza, Capt Story, in As days from Lisbon, pa
pers have been received, from which. the fol-
lowing items comprise all the intelligence OF
any moment. .
The following are extracts from decree OF
the King Of Portugal, issued the 25th of Jan.
1895. which was enacted owing 10 a commu-
pication received from the Portuguese Consul
General to the United States, acquanting the
government that the yellow fever which had
ceased. had once more visited the cities OF New
Orleans and Mobile:--
Vessels arriving from New Orleans, Mobile
and the Havana will be admitted into all the
ports of the kingdom Of Portugal, after under
going quarantine of eight days. In that oi
Lisbon they will have to quarantine longer,
in case any part of their cargoes be deemed sus-
picious.
Those arriving from Philadelphia, NewYork
and other ports of the United States, which are
liable to be visited by the yellow fever during
the summer months, and those from the ISL
and of Cuba, (the Havana exccpted) and the
Gulf Of Mexico, are TO undergo quarantine
of days in all the ports of Portugal, except
ing Lisbon in the case as above.
Those from the ports Of English America,
which. owing to their locality and latitude are
never visited by this scourge OF mankind, shaii
be subjected to no detention al any oil the ports.
Vessels arriving from Pernambuco and the
adjacent ports, are TO be allowed Tree eh'ry,
with observance of the Circular OF the l4tn
October of last year.
The preceding are all the items Of the decree
which relate TO America.
A Lisbon paper of January 3lst says, the
coast of Catalonia is greatly infested by SNUG
elers, pirates, privateers and rebels so much so,
that the King Of Spain has ordered out small
vessels Of from IS 10 SO tons burden, carrying
each one FOUNDER, and thirty hands, Tor the
purpose of guarding the coasts.
The King of Portugal has appointed a Com
mission Of Officers, to superintcnd the distrlbu-
ton of money to the Army, as compensation
for prizes made during the penlnsular war
The Cadiz Commercial Advertiser iol the two
Worlds, of the 18th Jan. con aims letter said
TO be written by Simon Bolivar 10 DR.. Frarcia,
Governor Of Paraguay, inviting him TO cease
his system of neutrality, and join the cause OF
mankind; and the general independence OF A
mcrica. This letter is dated at Cusco, Peru -
The Governor rejects the initiation, saying
that the same request has been made TO Para
puay by the Portuguese, POrtenhos, English,
Chiiians, Brazlians and Peruvians, with no bet
ter success than that now presented by Colon
bia This cpistle is severe, and abusive OF the
cause of independence. 1t is dated Assump-
ton, 23d Aug. 1925.
The king Of Portugal has issued decree tor
the construction ofnew public highways, bridg-
es and. other works, and Cor the repairs Of the
old ones
Constantiaops, Dec. lo.-iussein Bey, for
merlv Insnector of the Arsenal, and Redieb
EfIendi, Agent TO the Viceroy OF Egypt, were
unexpectedly called to the Di'an, and charged
with an important mission to Greece, having
for its object treaty Of peace with the Greeks.
This measure has led all experienced polltl-
clans into firm belief, that the Porte entertains
fears Of disastrous termination OF the present
campaign. The European Ambassadors at
this Court have also been requested to forward
the negotiation by their INTERPRETATION; and, IN
case Of rejection on the part OF the Greeks, 10
enforce their acquiescence by severer language
The insurrec,ion of Gambia has caused the
Porte little anxiety, and it has taken but few
steps to pacily that island.-'aussdurS Universal
Gazette.
/, is some time since the Porte gave strong
ihiunctions 10 Ibraham Pacha, to negotiate a
favorable treaty with the Greeks, in order to
save the Ottoman Empire from catastrophe,
such as the loss of Greece would inevitably
cause.