Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-26
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,,o~nAy MORNING. MARCH &c, 1927.

,,o~-n.y MORNING, MARCH 70, 1877.
p.;x,,. letters from the City OF Mexico q:
,,,. nc ,he 9s,h January, have been received al
York, stating that the Congress OF Iacu
vo.lJ convene about the Is, Of March.
RI. IDENTITIES in Mexico, in addition to those
the United States, were, two from Mexi'
-. one. NJ. Larizbel, from Guatemala; DR.
a., from Colombia. One of the Mexican de-
rn,ie,. however, NJ Michelena, was about to
,0s,vr As soon as the Peruvian deputies ar
.;v.d the Congress would probably convene.
Oar correspondent describes Tacubaya as de-
Eyb,Gu!ly situated, near the base OF one oil me
,orphvri,ic mountains which surround the CIR
cuIar valley Of Mexico, and distant about
miles from the capital
Gibraltar dates 10 The 10Th uiumo have )us'
he.p received in Baltimore The following ex'
tracts of letters contain the only commercial OF
no,;,ical information thai is interesting TO oui
readers:
"GiJyaliar, FED. 9, ls27.-We annex our pri'
q
Elour. from the late several arrivals, had fallen
% g. per barrel, at which sales were actually
,,ad, iill the 5,b inst. when an order from the
pr;,;sb Commissary at Lisbon for 1000 barrels
was received by the Commissary here, who
,yep, nrecipita,ely into the market and paid SO
f,r ,ba, ouan,ilyi and as 10 farther demand l.
likely 10 come from that quarter at present, the
article is again in a calm, and purchases could
L. h., IA 81 1tn
S64.
"Gi5,aliar, FEB 10, 1927 In public affairs
there is no particular novelty. The British
lroops are to be stationed for the presen, at &C
10 so miles from Lisbon, while Spanish force
i placed towards the frontiers Of Portugal
where the rebels (as they appear now to be call
&c by King Ferdinand) have been dispersed, and
all seem to be quiet for the present, though
with no good will towards each other. 1t
Frerch troops which Sere at Madrid have LEFT
that capital, but full seven thousand soldiers
that nation remain in military possession of Ca
diz an1 that neighbour hood, and where II is &c
nerally believed they viii remain. We give
you these details, as you will probably be glad
70 learn what is passing, and as Spain IS IN
no manner prepared Tor war, whatever mel
disposition may be We have no idea that the
peace of the Peninsula can be farther disturbed
for the present. finer.
By the Packet ships JAMES CRoPPER from
Liverpool, and CADMus from Havre, arrived al
New York, we have atlvices from the former
city to the 10th, and from the latter to the 18th
of Feb The most material part of the news
is, that the favorable accounts from Greece are
all confirmed beyond doubt
Parliament had assembled. The time fixed
FOR the discussion Of the Corn Laws was post
poned till the 2eth, on account of the indispo
sition of Mr.. Canning. The question of tht
Catholic Claims was to be brought forward OF
the lst Of March,
The Duke of Buckinham, it was supposed
would go 10 India as Governor General, IN the
place of Lord Amherst, who had resigned.
The loss Of money paid into the joint compa'
MES of England for the two last years, is said
20 exceed nine millions sterling.
Gen. Morales has been appointed captain
general Of the Canaries.
A Colonial Bank has been authorized, by the
French Government, 10 be established a, Point
Centre, Guadalupe, with capital OF one mil
lion Of dollars.
An article in the Constitutional, French paper
states the activity which still exists at Rome
% Issue diiections TO the monasteries and op
ulent branches Of the Popish priesthood 10 fur
nish money for the aid Of the party in Spain
disposed TO coerce Portugal, and Of the Por,u'
suese rebels hemsslves-ano,he- proof that
The object has been to stir up crusade against
all constitutions throughout the world.
From the Liverpool Mercury of Feb, l6
ParLiamem-The Ministers are likely 10 have
warm work of il this session--called on loudly
by the people to reduce the price Of corn, and
almos, menaced by the great and Influential
owners Of the soil, who have an interest in keep
ing up the price Of bread and boroughs. Then
there is the tieklish question Of the Catholic
claims, which must be disposed Of one way or
other, or Ministers will subject themselves, We
" Justly, 10 the reproach OF tampering with a
matter Of vital importance TO the safety and
well being Of The empire.
They will have also 10 meet aud answer the
remonstrances Of the shipowners, who, after
,ompIimentiny Mr. Huskisson with a superb