Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
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have been received to the 9Th June. From the
.ransla,ions in the New York Advocate, v.
make the following extracts.
The Paris Etole of The 2SI says, "We an
nounced several days since, that treaty was
about to be signed by the FIVE great powers 10
save Greece. We have since had to deplore
the occurrences before Athens. We are has.
pr in having it in our power this day 10 az.
announce that decisive orders, in conformity 10
the proceeding arrangements, have been given
by Russia, France and England, to reunite thei.
respective fleers and separate the combatan,s'
This step, though tardy may still, 1t is hoped
be in time TO save them"
The village Of Gousselin near Grenobe, was
totally DESTROYED on the night of the I4th Of
June by water spout, which descended from
the neighbouring mountains Nearly all the
inhabitants were killed, and sixty dead bodies
were taken from the ruins.
1t is said, that Gen. Karaiskaki, few mi.
nutes before his death, being surrounded BY
General Church, Lord Cochrane, and several
other Greek chiefs, recommended his soldi,rs
to their protection 70 whom he gave all hi,
property amounting to $4,000 Turkish Pas.
ters "As to my son" said he, II lrave him
my arms, that The blood with which thew are
stained may renew his courage Those were
his last words. Hi, body was to be transport.
ed to Napoli, there to be Inferred with the same
pomp usthose Of Marco Bozzaris and Lord
Byron.
The Romeliots one and all took the foil1wirr
oath after the death Of the brave Karaiskaki.
"We.call God to witness, ard swear BY the Hoy
Tn m n npfle ,,d
them down ill the enemy is driven from III.
land OF our fathers, and in the bosom of which
their bodies are buried: we swear perpetual
union and pae,nai love; we will divide amongst
our families our last morsel Of bread, aud viii
protect the women and children Of such of on!
companions as may gloriously fall in battle
We swear eternal vengeance agans, each mdl
vidual and his descendants who may violate tas
sacred obligation and il a single violator Of this
oath should escape cur hands, we surrender
him TO the imprecaions and vengeance Of the
Most High. May God grant that he experienc.
Is no happiness in this world, and that he may
be chiidless, and without assistance in his lat
hour to close his eyes. We in fine swear to
bring up and instruct our children in eternal
haired towards our opprt ssors. Amen"
CoxsrASTINopLE, May 26.-The Drogomans
of the Russian and English Ambassadors since
their last conference, of which the result va.
knowu, have made new consultations with the
Refs Efendi. The latter party has still spoken
Of propositions of peace, and of Lord COch.
rane: and repeated his former declarations. On
the 9th NJ. d'OttenfeIs, internrncio Of Austria
transmitted 20 the Porte a note which had been
brought from Vienna, and the object Of which
was to counsel the Porte 10 accept the propO,-
lions of Russia and England Bui the Porte
evaded giving 10 the two Courts any other az.
swer than ,ha. which is already known; because
they evidently fear ny doing sd 10 acknowledge
thereby right OF interference. There is grsa:
curiosity 10 hear wha. measures the Courts u
London and Paris will take II is a remarka. {
bic fact that The Porte seems disposed 10 &C. J
compIish with exac 'i'ude the terms Of the Coz. e
,ention OF Ackerrnan, as il is said with cont 1,
dence that Flrrnan Is Immediately 10 be dis
patched 10 the princiDaliiies Of Modavia and q
WalIac hia, placing matters on footing strc'
" coniormab!e 10 the treaties. y
HANOVER, June IA His Royal Hishness th:
Duke Of Cambridge returned here The night s
before last from tour which he has made, 70
pass IN review many orps Of infantry S. casaT II
PETERSBURG, June GA squadron of nil:
d
will leave Crons,adt IN a fw days--ro whcL 4
will be added, the two vessels sent to the Med
terranean in October last, which are every DE-!
expected from rouon This aeel will sail ur 81
der the command of Admiral Senijavine, with
secret orders for the Archipelago. The En-
peror will pass the ships in review during III:
present week.
PARIS, June 2o.-The Marquis de La!ly2tG
has been proclaimed deputy Of the aronds,ss'
men, OF Meux, by a majority of al out Of ,'
votes. NJ. Trouchon obtained $50 sufiiascS M
NJ. de Cas,ebajac, son Of the Director Ger
ra. Of the Customs, is dead. The E:ole spcsH q
Of this young man as having promised mpa
future excellence.
FRENCH FUNDS, June 22-Five per cfrs
closed al 1927. soc. and three pei cents at = Is
SOC. 23rd, AS. lo2f. 35c.to lo2f 40; 3's, 7. 81
10 to 7lf 45c. Ia
Sales at Havre 2lst June-34l bales Georg!
Cotton, at II 10 to 81 4; Odd, 100 bales Tc II
nessee, 30 l-2, and Georgia 81 Lee. ID
Gnecdots Of Captain Hul-e communicated
one O his c6fcers.-During the cruize of their
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