Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
Nr,ISE AN.DB9As
wy MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1897.

-, nam. having been taken BY the Hero
.;,euIa,e in this neishbourhood, an in
yes ~ ,,mphlet written by the unprineipled
IN Ineham, we have republished an
' to i, by a German Farmer OF Penn
,,lrania, which we commend to our readers
srst session Of the twentieth Congress
n.,ce, this day. II will be stormy
and we are not without our fears that 1t
' ~ civ. rise to some disgraceiul transaction.
- The best information we can obtain, near
:. s,sry member Of both Houses will be in his
a. twelve oclock.-The Speaker OF the
10 will BE elected to-day and probably on
=. srsr ballot, since il is believed that each
.,,,v has agreed TO support single candidate.
II. message will be delivered to morrow
..J shall as usual, be in the hands of oar town
,.,dsrs few minutes after It's publication in
Washington.
Trio days later from England. by the ship
Boi,ar, arrived at New York from llasre, pa
mr., Of that City, TO the 2lst Of October, Of
p,,is 70 the Goth and OF London 10 the 18th
"a. been received. They contain very few
;.ns however, that are interesting 10 the A.
msrcau reader.
According to a letter from Moldavia, the
pos,ian army in Bessarbia is abou, 10 be rein"
lo,ced by new corps.
b. the accounts from London ofthe 18th, it
WAS stated that Mr.. Brougham was to be APP
Doin,sd Attorney General.
NJ. Grundnet, Russian Minister Of the Unit
a States at the Cour: Of Russia, left Paris on
the lain, for ST Petersburgh.
A letter from Venice says:--"The shoals Of
cur lagune augment every year. A frigate
built for the Pacha of Egypt, which was to
have been equipped at Leghorn,has gone ashore
,ndit is quite impossible 10 move her upon
the sands Of our port
The Jun,a IL commerce a, Barcelona sent a
Depululion. to Tarragona to compliment the
King; but they fell into the hands Of the rebels;
and were made prisoners!
\ project formed by tho Emperor Alcxandrr
for opening high roads, and establishing post
chlses throughout the Russian empire, is a
bout TO be carried into execution. The coun-
Try TO bear the expense, but the crown will
render assistance by taking CT certain taxes
The Augsburgh Gazette gives the following
intelligence, dated Zane, Sept. 26:J"The
Turco- Egyptian fler, cohtihu"s to be closely
watched in the Gulf of Na,arm by the British
squadron. A Turkish corvette which attempt
ed TO force the blockade, was Obliged TO return
after having sufFeredsseverely in her mas's End
rigging. Navariu is the place where the great
question will be decided. There an armis'ics
de fae,o will be obtained, or all the naval forces o
Turkey will be annihiYated. NOT to admit sucf
a result as inevitable would be TO call in ques
ion the honor Of the Great Powers"
The Italian Journals announce that the
Russian feet has arrived in the port ofPaiermo
The austrian Observer contains copy Of q
proclamation dated Aug 81, issued by the rep
resrntative commission Of the Greek Govern
ment Il makes known that the treaty OF Jul!
S, and the confidence Of the Government in thu
resolution Of the three Powers TO put an end &c
the war that desoates Greece. Such medi
alton, il adds the Greek nation had before
sought through the medium OF it's representa-
lives II then exhorts to union and obedience
TO the laws as necessary to carry the interven'
ton to happy issue. II announces the con-
sent Of the Government 10 the conclusion OF ar
armis,ice, aud the transfer of the seat OF ths
Government 10 Egina, more suitable place
than Napoh di Romania, on account OF the
prevalence Of party spirit in the latter town
After urging the necessity of zeal, activity and
uusamity, it threatens with punishment such
persons as NAV disquiet their fellow citizens
and do injury to the interests of the country
The bands which blockade Girsna augment
innumbers every day; and it is believed that
they have collected together upon tina, point IN
order to offer resistance in the mass. Gen
dEspagna's troops are advancing in three
columns; that Of the centre is commanded by
himself, Brigadier Manso commands the right
and Major General Monet the left
Extract Of private letter OF 18th ult. from
Constantinople: Drogmans ofthe Rus
Sian, French, and English Ambassadors went
on the l4lh TO the Refs Effendi, with the os-