Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-12
.rEsr FROM ENGLAND.

olIa' MI r,;,ors ofthe Commercial Advertiser
poo, -. ..c.iysd cOpious files of London papers
A"' a.d Of January, and Liverpool to the
70 Il" ;..lusive. The packet sailed on
ne e. .'r Glowing highly interesting letter from
T.,d0D correspondent of the Commercial
,s..,,i,.r, gives spirited birds EYE view oil
Au'I ,..s, commercial Intelligence, together
Il" *, no leading matters Of interest," eom"er-
-, md political, at home
la 81" ,oxpox, THURSDAY EVENING.
Lnyayy22, 1879 RsFPG'f 0'e'0eS'
..c,, Of the Marquis of Ansiesea from
Inc r.rnment Of Ireland, appears 10 nave
ne o.. rrsret among the Catholic party
t!u'su oonnIry. The Marquis left Dublin on
d "a, 49, ,,s, followed by large portion OF the
N0nua !;oD md the shops were closed as a
p'p1'"ss ,Dr,st at mis- departure. II is current
mars " ,,e Duke Of Northumberland WIZ
Seie .I' ,,s MARQUIS IN The government OF the
'oe'sep Ion Thus much is certain, that II
'n' Keen offered 10 his Grace, whose answer
A'' -, 80, been received, The sentiments oil Tue
mNr. # Northumberland are understood 70 oe
O. S,,s,sIy IN favor If the Pro,estan's and MS
AoD, ,o.s income, which IS 24o 900 pounds per
!""''.' iii M, diminish the chance OF his
'Anu' a,,nnlar. DanirI O'Connell, VI. r. ~
~ ,,ki,e. or RAJ her att mp'ing 10 'aSe' MS
=, the 5th Of next month, IN ne oom'no"s
D ,,Iiament, and mos, curious scene
nav be locke or char,
~. class stands at so. The Navigation
of,hs North Of Europe, where me WINTER "a'
:. in most rlgidiy, is, IN consequence susPehu
= Money DER, has become very scarce, aou
s',s imp1rtario,s Of gold have been made 10
=. Nnr,nrrn Kingdom, which has led 10 Tears
-. ,rerious metal will become scarce
- !, exceeding dull, particularly the retaii
Id and srea; want OF confidence exists
a.. ,,copn,s from India are OF such nature
= ~ lead TO fears that, ere the present quarter
an, N. houses connected with this part oil
.Ls ,vor,I viii ,uHtr severely. Al Sergal and
Rowb,y. EUROPEAN goods were entirely with
mi demand. and III, market was slutIed with
Al descriptions Of taoS' goods.
We have accounts his day from Con
.,aDllnople 10 The 70 of lts' month. Every
,biogaenptes the determination ut Ihe Sultan
n exert al the power, of bis empire, and bury
himself in ITS ruins The capital wes defended
bv enormous Notifications, capable II ccn;ain-
ing zoo 900 defenders. Large supplies OF grain
had arrived from Asia, from Bar"~ry, and from
VI cedonia, and the Pacha Of ErypI had seat
not only gram, but money to large amount.
The Pachas throughout Asia, had received or
I,rs 10 out in force the 6rman, cailiIg all the
Nahometan population, from the age OF II 20
80, TO arms. In all the mosques II had been
publicly declared that the Law of the Prophet
vas in danger. Nearly one thousand camels
had been collected in Asia, to form regular ca
ra,ans for the conveyance Of neeessaries to The
capilll by which the blockade Of the Dirda-
R,es wOad be considered Of minor impUr
tan,e rh- greatest exer'ions were using 10
equip the Turkish Zee with the view Of break
ing ~ the blockade, or at any risk attacking
the Russian squadron. For this purpose, three
ships nf the line Of 1903 guns, had been launch
ed, and were nearly ready, but there was great
difficulty in raising seamen. Deiachments Of
troops from all parts Of Asia continued TO ar.
rive at The capital. On The l7,h III contingent
furnished by Alep2o, amounting TO 5000 men,
1dNUtN NiaN pIdIt. Tue weather Hdu however
been so severe that neither the Grand V,zier
nor Hussein Pacha had been able 10 use offcn-
Ms operations, the roads being impossible and
The cold most intense.
NJ. Oily, who has acted as Consul for the
u States, at smyrna, arrived at Constantine
PR On the 1T Dec. and two DAYS afterw ards
had an audience with the Refs Efftudi, by whom
0. was most ta'orably received. The obIec,
q MS mission is stated to be the conclusion of
'ne treaty Of commerce between the Sultan
nd the Republic, the basis OF which had been
H'u 10 several conferences between the COM
maNder OF the American squadron and the
"4nd Admiral The P4cha OF Egypt is said
" nave couhselled the Sultan 10 grant such
''ncssslons as would brig the treaty to matu-
H' nus'eIT bsy who stood so high in the
a'Or o' The Sultan, and was one uf the great
|'0'a'ss Tor war had died; but no change of
measures was expected 10 result from this
sae fortress Of Demo'ria upon the Hebre
~ cN 'ees completely fortified. The Pacha of
,'s'opont had sent several heads to the Su-
"'~e ror'e, and boosted Of having obtained
TT'4' advantages over the Greeks in Livadia.
's oatan had received information Of the
y"O@'h'ng evacuation Of the MoIea by the
'n Intelligence had also reached him,
! CttNush The medium Of his spies, tina. Gen.
1.ssnArs corps before Widdin had been very
| S ~ reinforced, and that the Russians
aheed new Dlan Of operations for the