Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-21
A 'Cy,asaS ~ TlD.&lAAs
.,,n,y MORNING, JANUARY 81. 1923
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

h,s arrived al New eFk' oii"ss
,he slh December
Tn. accounts from Consta"tinopie were TO
~. 10Th Of November, oy which II appears
-, N. rsceio, Of the Intelligence OF the bat
Il. e Nayarino agitaIed The Sultan 10 such
,.,,ee that no person, not even his most con-
sIsr,ial ADVISERS, could obtain access 10 ann
g, ,velvr hours afterwards.
The Refs Eff.nLi was, However, al length ad-
.,,;,,ed and on the Sd ths dragomans appeafo
n srea, conformation; h asked them why 'heS
had acted against all faith, and then added
,h,, n, Porte cxcct Gins!y regretted 10 having
rs,srrd for moment 10 their inNinuaions: OF
~. PROMISES Of the allled ambassadors il 10
,.;L ,ha, the uesty with the allied powers, as
,.su &C the convention e Alderman, has been
5,cl,r,d null and 70 d. and that the Porte has
dt,e. mined to break of all Communication
with he ambassadors They have however
axn,es,,d heir con, ,ction tha, they, "a
we'll as the other Franks, resident In Inc
Turkish CAPITAL, oughI to be protected by the
rights &C ntians, md had accordingly ss"r-
Cd hem of their safety This fac, WAS coIh-
muu;ca,cd to the Austrian ambassador.
Every monet an order was expected from the
Sultan, commanding genera ornament TO DC
formed, and the standard OF tie prophet to be
hoisred on The Mosque of St, Sophia.
We seeci also The following interesting items
Oi news:
CONSTANTINOPiE, Now.
Since the f 5, OF This month, when TINT burns
ip, Of the Turkish fret at Nasarno was
known, an md gnatIon not u he IT, scrioed, mas
me, lied among the Turks Tranquility,
however, pc, aii>, and we look forward WIN
iin1. .ienSr 10 the dec isOn Oi the Sultan, Al'er
,hs great dIvan OIL the SIN. The ambassadors
ci the tnree powers ale still here, but no inter-
course \, held with tHem, and the Austrian
AMBASSADOR is IN constant negotiation with
lhe Rris EHendi.
The Refs Eftndi, answered the ambassadors
Of Prussia ana Holland, who fired to express
their rondoience ontne event, That the Porte
" nd lak- step suitable 10 lis dignity
The conduct If lie Pore to the ambassadors
has &een hitherto entirely contormabie 10 the
law oil nations aud seems 10 be- d pledge that
the Pore, even IN ;he worst case does not deign
aDv dang yi"l,ot towards them. II IS gcnSialiy
eh,,sd that the Suitan's decision will be OF Il
warnke naturr, aud That a general arminS IN
the who!e empire Nlli ne ordered.
SMYRNA.
! FLoUEncE. Nov. I3-Ws have received We
. ~ ,a.islacVory urw, RESPECTING the situation Of
| the christians residiag 1t Smyrna. he gov
| srnor his lakrn measures, thAr all the Franks
VINO arc settled there NAY follow their avoca-
hons W tn perfect security. lie has besides
coucluu,d . vonN euton win tie commanders
. Of ,he Allied fleets, by which that is 10 be con-
sder,d utucr, whatever events may happen
elsewhere.
(From the Gazette de Francel
PARIS, Dec. ?.
Our Correspondent at Frankfort writes to US;
"Ou the 2Sth of November We received here
news from Vienna, dated tie 24,h. II announ-
ees that tue Ambass 4dors Of the Allied Powers
have Quilted Constantinople in consequence OF
uoucc from the Sultan, and OF The rupture Oi
the negotiations, and that they are gone 10
HsrneostAdr.
Baron OuenlelS, the Austrian lnle"nuncio,
ha, renamed al the Porte, and II is hoped that
h, viii succeed in renewing the negotiations.
When this news arrived At Wilma, a decline
took place in the fuads. The Metatliques fell
20 sO!, the Bank Shares 10 lose"
We have Just learnt that Admiral lie Rigny
was oh Smyrna on the 9th, on board the lrl-
dent.
We extract the following article from the
Augsburg Gazette:
ODESSA, Nov. Is.
We have news fon ConStsntlnople To the
3 Ii lie capital was tranQuil, and the ambas-
sailors wos sill there Since the news of the
caCas;ropnc a, Navarino, We have received
that Of tie landing made By Tabvier on Scio,
rhr 29,h Oct. he Sultan WAS said 10 be IN
const,rna'ion; and private letters announced
suce, iha, tn, R,is EGcndi hal b. en- behe AIDE d
&DtheIs, THAI lie was cxiled The result Of the
frcqOcnt meetings Of the Divan was expected
livery moment.
The Winchester Republican states that in
Frederick there are May highly respectable
sentlemen, friends to Gen. Jackson, who now
hitter hearing all the testimony offered in the
Ease. cand,dly admit that there is no, the
pignrest evidence Of the alledge6 bargain BE-
Seen Messrs. Adams aud Clay How much