Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-13
Nrr.asse.A. N,DR1As
s"n,y MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1877.


,r,ival at Boston furnishes Liverpool
>, the 4th ultimo inclusive. The foi.
sxnacrs contain the only Intelligence
,.roonts from Alexandria TO the end of Au-
49,, state ,ha, Major Craddock left that port on
=, 26,h for Smyrna, from whence it was said
-, blended to proceed to Constanlinople, but
=, Genera, belief was that Nasarine was his
destinatoa.
roxDox, Saturday, Nov. 5, ls27.-Ths Paris
.,osrs Of Tuesday and Wedne sday which ar.
I'D last night, contain accounts from Con-
.,rtinople 10 the 18th October. On the 9th
.Ssre hac been meeting Of the Divan on the
Crsek question, and il appears 20 have been
,,,nosea that the tendency of the deliberations
,r,s paciic, though is no: aledged that any
I,,;,ion took place. Among the Greek lea
lsrs considerable disss ntIons ere reported 10
vail. which is attributed To the intrigues Of
folocoIroni. IN 4 letter dated Trieste, ex,ract-
II fom The Augsburg Gazette, there is very
..oofussd and obviously inaccurate account Of
he reeou,re between Admiral Codiing,on and
,br Turkish fleet. According 10 the account
n call of Turks got into PaIras.
The accounts from Spain in the Moniteur
nd Gazette de France, contain further instanc-
% of the Aoos,olicais, and repre- sen, the sue
.sss of ferdinand In suppressing the insur-
,cton as complete
From the Constitutional
4 letter from Z4nte of Oc,. 6, received al
Trieste, contains the following Intelligence:
On the Sd of this month, at day dreak, part
7r the Turkish feet appeared in Sigh, frorr
our mort, and as the English Rear Admiral
,odrine,on was AT this moment in our roads
with ship ofthe line, ganio,, and brig
he stood out towards he Larks, to prevent
them from entering the Galph Of Pa,ras. 1,
!. proper 10 remark that the night between the
second and the third, was very dark and stor-
N.Y. In this state o. the Weather the comman-
der Of the Turkith feet passed in front Of
Llnte with part Of his vessels whilst the rest
70 he number uf 90 sail, entered the channel.
On the order Of the English Admiral me 60
slil tacsed about. The wind shifted about /
o'clock, and these vessels percei,ing their
ADMIRAL, with 20 sail, enteriag Cephalonia and
Lan,e, resolved 10 follow him. The june ton
,Ouk place about o'clock, while the English
acre sin in the midst of lbe Turks. The
Turkish Admiral then declared to the English
,ha, h was bound to patras, and, that in pur>
suance Of the orders of hissovereign he mus ST
continue on his cou 81. The English pu,
back into the roads, bu, next day the 4th thu J
sailed again in pursuit Of the Turks. From
the Telegraph we perceive that the English fiee'
fired; but none Of the Turks returned the FIRE
This scene lasted three quarters OF an hour
We do not know yet The result.
Another letter from Zante, of the 9th, con
firms what is above stated, ard adds, that the
division consisting Of SO sail, entered the Gufpt
Of Patras, while that consis ing oil % sail was
engaged with The English"
Ad,ices from Modon TO the 5th inst. STATE
that on the 3oth Of September, lbrahim Pach;
ordered two strong divisions oft troops 10 marcl
from Nayarino by land; despatching at In,
same time by sea thirty ships OF war, with al
teen transports loaded with provisions for Pa
,ras, having heard that Lord Cochrare was II
those seas with his large frigate, and corvette
and twenty snlalI briggs Of war; lbrahim Pach
embarked in person on board sixty gun shii
accompanied by ship OF equal force, six fri
saies, and six briggs, and directed his cours
towards Cochraar, with full determination Il
attack and board his ships wherever he Nigh
fna them.
CoSsrAxrixoPLE, Der. S.-Day before yes
,erday the DIran met and deliberaied two hours
It's reported that the Porte denies an under
sanding with the mediating powers. ihe Am
hassado rs of France and Eogland have sen
curriers' 10 their courts.