Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-10
Alex N:D.AIAs
,,uITRspAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1928
FROM EUROPE.

The United States made her outward passage
I'm Charleston to soundings in tn. English
c..,usI in The remarkably short time Of Is
l,vs and % days into port. On the Banks Of
newfoundland she experienced extremely cold
..,.,ber. much more so than usual The CAP
-, EXPORTS THAT WAR HAD BEEN DECLARED
rge PoRrg AGAINST THE ALLIES.
nv The Fama, Captain Pratt, which arrived
,, Ros,on on Friday last, Cork papers to the
r March were received. The Boston
s,,,.sr,a,, and Centinel of Saturday give sum-
i. &C their contents, Of which we have a.
vailed ourselves.
rb.ss papers contain translation OF The en-
-. manifesto issued by The Ottoman Porte.
:, ;s believed 10 be genuine document, but i;
lors no, by any means amount 10 an open and
s;,s,, declaration of war. II announces that
On. porIe never had any intention, from the
Gre, of occ,ding 10 the demands Of ,he Euro
mean powers; that its only object in keeping
m the recoti ations was TO amuse the Allies,
and to gain time for military preparations. 1t
.
,s,e,,s. mat the sole object Of Russia is 10 ex-
Tend her rominions, aud declares that the three
,owers. By their attack on Navarino, openly
broke the treaties end declared war.
The policy Or,he Sultan is 10 he prepared
ior war and the manifesto is addressed to the
Dubrc missionaries throughout the Turkish
Fmpjre, 10 excite the enthusiasm Of the peo-
ne in the event Of hostilities. Thus it seems,
,ha. the battle Of Navarino has had no ascer-
ainable effect, either in producing or prevent
inr the rupture. The determination Of the
Tuk.sh Go,ernmcn; had already been taken
% refuse us consent TO The indie pcndence Of
Greece. The battle Of Navariho only crippled
me naval force Of he Turks and Cht cked their
sanyuinary hos,ililies against the Greeks, bu,
i,dil not in any respect alter the detcrmina>
ton Of toe Porte.
Mr. Sra'Co.d Canning, the British Anbas>
salor, had arrived in EHgl4ndi bu, brought tho
meas.
Reports that the Russian army had crossed
the Pru,h had been repeated and contradicted.
Il is mentioned, that any proceeding OF the
kind would be direct violation of the treaty
Of Jolly 9th.
After the receipt Of dispatches from ST. Pc
,lsbOrg, a Cabinet Council was Immediately
convened, was fully attended, and sal two
hours.
The Marquis Of Anglesea had arrived at
Aoyhtad on his way 10 Ireland
Five thousand additional troops were i'm
meliat,Iy 10 be sent from England 10 Bombay.
| This measure has been taken in consequence
! II TIE aie distractions tn India.
Reports Of the bad state Of the British
Kings health continued to be circula,ed.-
The last accounts were that he was better.
The Editor or the National Gazette has re.
ceIyrd files Of Mexican papers down TO the end
'fast month. Much uneasiness seems to have
remained after the suppression Of Montano's
plan. Though the Congress Of Vera Cruz had
eracted in part, and annulIed the decree by
H5ch Esteva was banished, the legislatures OF
Omc Of The other states were still in disor>
IerIy condition. In the journals most opposed
A,Ne disaAected party, complaints are made
ahe apathy and inerlness OF the general gov
Hnmen'. Unsatisfactory ohonges had occurred
ii The cabinet.
The evidence taken by the committee OF the
N'eiSn Congress, in the Case Of General Bra
mE published in the CJrreo de Ia Federation
O'''o's own deposition convicts him fully, VT
mink, othaving conspired 10 coerce the gov
''amcn' by force Of arms, into the measures de
na'ded in Montano's proclamation, Gener
as BarraCan aud Santa Anna were in conhne'
mem At Vera Cruz The Mexican editors ex
"eiS alarm at the idea which prevailed OF tn
.''aaon Of party styled The impartial Ihl
N'a'y, a terrible epithet where factions are
.@S' They would prefer the invasion OF
"s'Sn host. Impar,i,liry implies scope TO
JASON aud genuine pa'riolism,-inflsences to
'''e'se 10 the common ends and modes Of &C
ion.
FROM HAVANA.