Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05

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ToULoN, Sept. 81.
Letters from Alexandria, in Pneumonia. saw
that the greatest fermentation prevails in ali
L."noardy, and several little villages have oiven
the signal OF insurrection. This little RISING. we
are assured, was qnelled on the arrival Of some
troops who were sent to the spot: but all this
oniy preserves apparent tranquility, and the
silShtest'Petext will suffice to make such events
more general The new French Charter. which
contains all possible elements of order and abiIi.
IT, will soon become the political compact of all
the nations Of Europe.
Advices from st. Petersburg are TO the ,4tb
OF September. These could have been no foun.
datlon whatever for the bloody rumor from thence
brought by the Silas Richards.
The news from Antwerp and Amsterdam was
10 the 29th Sept. inclusive.
: The rejolcings among the people were general;
bit. under the expectation that fresh reinforce
mcnts would be sent against Brussels, the most
active preparations continued to be made by the
inhabitants for a defence. If we are to credit the
accounts from Antwerp. the King who had been
much lndisposed, had refused three times to sign
the order tor the whole power Of the artillery to
he directed against Brussels, by which so MANY
lives would be lost. and so much property destroy
ed: seeing however, that such a measure was
''NC!N'S"ON" ~ - Nuio HS ~ overcome HIS
scruples. and that before the advices left Ant
werp. the artillery, with a large body of troops,
were leaving the place on their way to Brussels,
to re-commcnce the attack. Another account
from Antwerp, written in great haste, as the
mail was about to be sent Of, says. that the mill
tarv there had refused to act against the Bruss-
ellois. According to IA Proclamation, issued by
order Of Prince Frederick, after the retreat, and
dated from headquarters. the troops under his
command might have retained possession of Brus-
sells from the moment they entered, if he had
brought the whole power of the artillery agaiustit.
There was a report in London, on the ECen-
ing of the S0th. that an armistic, TO last for three
DAYS. had been agreed upon by the contendin~
parties at Brussels. Although something of the
sort is noticed in one or two of the private COM
munica,ions from Antwerp. had ii been true, SO
important a fact must have TRANSFERRED from a va
riety OF other quarters, and we do not place any
reliance IN such rumors. only set afloat to an
sNcr certain purposes. We know, indeed. that
the BrussOllols, low that matters have arrived at
such Il length. are determined 20 enIer upon no
negotiations which have not for Their basis the
total separation of Belgium from Holland.
MARKETS.
HAyRE, SEPT. %.
We have received but go 0aies Cotton; the
sales have been 55l9 bales. viz: Louisiana. 8Sf.
Il l02f. soc. Tennessee. S5f. a S6f SOC. Mobile,
SSi. a GET. Georgia, SIT. a 92f. middling qualities
are 1t. lower; there is a steady demand for crdi-
nary. Sugars continue calm. In Coffee very
little is ID oing-iu Hides there are many tran.ac-
tons, particularly BY a%uction.- Indigo, but lit
tie is doing now, as 800 cases Calcutta is adHer-
tised for auction October 10th: Tea sfyssrHati
suurs are spun vu o. urruiiS tricW I"O Cncsts an"
200 half chests Gunp0wder at III. III a ~, 10;
100 chests SouchOng at II. 40. Pot and feari
Ashes. no sales, prices nOmInaliy tie same
Flour. the Formosa brought 1000 brls; l3O Oris.
have been retailcd at 39f. per brl. and $50 brls.
have been taken for export to the Colonies at SOL
there arc further BUYERS at 55f. a SCI. bit holders
pretend TO obtain more; the stock is more than
5000 barrels. The sales of Grain in the surround
inv markets continue moderate.
Sales, Sept. 27.-65 bales Louisiana Cotton at
9Of SIS bales Georgia, at 90i.
LIVERPOOL, Der. 9.
The sales of Cotton this week have been on
larue scale. and reach 24.500 bales. including
e2O Sea Island, al l5a15a; 100 staiped. o4aio;
5000 Upland. 6ia73; 1900 Orleans. 6iaS4; $40
Alabama. 64a.9. In the early part ct the week
the demand was particularly brisk, and an all
vance of ID nerlL.. as icaGi'y acueieG 10 ~
nurchasers. bnt for the last two days the marke'
has been comparatively lauguld, and the above
noticed advance is less easily obtained; there i
: no change IN S. Ialands, aud buyers are iooSin;
for parcel, at l2!al5d. About 1000 bales hav'
been taken on specialization during the week, am
: the import in same period is 10, eco bales; s'rc'
the Isl January it is.675.400. against 699'0O t
this period last year: the increase from the Unit
! ed States being ito. coo bales. Ashes, the sale
are 5sS bbls. Pot. and Sos Cd Il SIS. and -
Pearl at SIS to SIS Cd per cwt.; the marke
!. closes heavily. Tar, 400 bbls. brought Us o' o. q
{ a 1ss Cd per Dbl. and 1000 of Turpentlne' ios y
J nor cwt. Rice. l65 ties. sold at l5s cd per
, Dnercitron Bark. &c hhds. Philadelphia. at ii
cd per cwt. There continues to be a TAR ous
ness doing in Wheat at tile advance noticed an
,bout 10000 blbs. Flour. sold at Sos a SSs pr
bbl. and some sales at SOS per bbl.; about Nv
ors. of Indian Corn sold at ass. a 43s per 40
!; lbs. duty naid. The sales for Tobacco Tor u
mast month arc 1881 hhds. say 5l4 OF VIRGIN
leaf. AS stemmed, IS Kentucky Leaf, and )
stemmed: our stock is 61l7 against 1858 at tn
- neriod last year. Indian Corn 4Ssa 49s'
Average of Wheat for week, 6os Cd; DO
yo.ts As Sdr DUTY, els Sd. On Flour loS4'