Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-18
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Syiyanus jenkins from l4l'eTpooi, ar
wed at Nrw-York, brings London files TO the
s,h TGlr inclusive, and Liverpool papers TO the
lo,h This is oaly one day later than the &C
counts received by the Leeds from London; aud
there is, in truth, little additional Intelligence
Of a positive character.
The Russians, it would seem, had actually
commenced rrtrosade movements, and the
Courier Of the 9Th considers tire campaign OF
This season as ended. The Turks, it is said In
an article we take from The Morning Herald of
he OH, were in the intnxic alton Of victory.
The Courier Of the 7,h continuing 10 insist
that 'no ground Of war has get been afforded by
anv Of the European powers" takes pains 10
explain tina, this opinion strenucasly maintain {.
ed, does not arise from any dread Of war, or
from any unwiIIiugness or inability on the part
Il England to go to war, in just and necessa-
" cause. The continental journals on the oth-
.rhand, trea, of general war as probable
The markets for grain and cotton had risen.
We give the latest quotations, and aking leave
3
3aa,ion our SPECTATORS agains, excess.
From the London Morning Herald of the 9th Oct
We have ius, recei'. q, by express the Ga
ssue De France, dated Oct. Z, and the other
journals of the 9th of October. The only news
which they con- ain is in a letter from Constaa.
'inoplp, Of 18th September, which saws,
"rke Turks a7e still in the InroxicaIion of
victory, hut great alarm had been excited by
I've arrival Of he Russians near Boprgas On
receiving this news The Grand Nizier stopped
u Adrianople. lie appears 10 have entered
into concert with Hussriu Pacha To attempt 20
tieve Varna. The measures tor the defence
u the capital are actively prosecuted, On the
tn of.Septemher fifteen thou sand Kurdish ca
yalry landed al the Dardaneies, and al the en-
irons Of Cons antnopl' took the road 10 Cho-
mia; but the taxes in the capital continue 10
increase, and business is al stand. Great
arc, however, is taken to provide for The wants
Ut the people. The Caimacau has laiely mad,'
general inspection of bakers shops; on his
rcCasion twenty bakers were nailed by The ears
. IheE own doors. During this cruel opera
ion several o. hsm smoked their pipes with
aie greatest indifference"
The accounts from Odessa Of the absolute
prosibition Of exporting corn, have made q very
PAINFUL impression at onstanrinople, and the
~""s'quenoes may he fatal.
The British government hove acknowledged
he Russian Blockade Of the Dar dsnelles, which
SIeuds only to The exclusion Of the con,raband
twar
The lollowirg paragraph from the Liverpool
Chronicle, coYhTms the rumors which have
heretofore reached us, Of iae Intention of the
Ministry 10 adjust the Catholic Question at the
approaching session OF Parliament:
"Repor, saws that the Cabinet are engaged
framing bill for toe emancipation Of the
Sa'holies. We hope this report NAV be true
Tor We are convinced that every days news will
more confirm the opinions which we have often
expressed on the necessity Of yielding he just
Aaims OF our Catholic brethren. We trust,
100, that the measure now in course Of prepl-
'ah0n, may De full and complete one, for no
9'her would release Us from The agitation OF
NE question. The Catholics might, some
vars ago, have accepted with gratitude, some-
N'ns short 1t absolute ard unqualified emanci.
'A'on But 'ha, day has passed; The whole
VOpaiallon OF Catholic Ireland is deeply i'm
p'e,'cd with the jsssice Of their claims, and no.
-ios short ct lusuce willsa,isfy them. In the
inca" line, We rejoice to'percei,e that troops
T pouring into the North of Ireland, for we
''' assured that the tranquility OF that king