Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

ilY olu'v 49,. ,n,yning till halfPast three IN the
rcm II l" +, the mean time these frequent and
ltsrHV''i C,hinet Meetings are presnmPtlve
gotrlet!f". ~ relations Of France with Foreign
pO1l' "a' :, Mn, laoment the subject OF the
RJaer' - go discussion; and though nothing
nnl ia AID TO transpIre through the rega-
Is o'eu = q has been asceI tanned through some
cha".-. n Judge from the feverish state OF
,b,t tbeY are not of so smooth na-
l'1a., .amon sense would suppose, OF humans
IRE q lO'' -, rs hope, however, that the un-
-. sDiceof the French nauon' as express :,
al =, =. ,b6ce Of It's present Governments wa
nm ~ soelgh 10 s,iie any projects with which
'''C roi,iciaus may be occupied at this mo-
''7 nn another crusade IN favor of lesi-
a-'' l., ,ts mean time II is stated this voice
.'-., -, nyeyailed at Court which has acqrT-
.' Inmate notoriety, by either originating
ID 81. a,'' ss,.rv movement, which, for several
'a' had Tor its object to arrest the march
s. ..''.oeut. aud compress the Spirit OF the
% - 80 an expression OF the Emperor Frau
.',,a,. IN Drouf of this assertion; and though,
'S ,s,.op, than one. we think II a fabrica-
ID '-'.I a., ,howing how public opinions runs IN
c,.t, Of the Continent, we deem II hiSh'y
o.. .g,;ap Indeed ii is evident hon this and
gmstances that ans attempt to get up
-' ''' France. Is considered generally as an
80 I,o,ori n, mldneSs, or Is the resource OF
N ',.D,l I,,9e.adO, who in the hope of ayerting
I'm I'm. would risk his masters crown. In
.c,.irnation Of this, it Is affirmed that
~. ,(,,;,,ca, Of whom, hGwever 1t NAV be
~ ,,rh,r than set the example OF hostiil-
,.,',,;,,I Improvement, that he has appoint
lyb,s,ldor Extraordinary, in the person
80 linn, Servant. 10 congratulate Louis
: n, bis accession. Though we do not THINK
r-,derick William has yea taken so dec,-
49,. .,sy. We distinguish between Ihls rumor
IN tb. p,eceeIing by thinking It on prema'
-. l,r NJ have not the least doubt oil the deter
..,,,n Of hi. Ptassiln Maies'g 70 acknowledge
..,,.r,a,, ot,rs Of thiagS in France. - soon As
4, !, without umbiage 70 his Allies. The
...,..nss from Spain IN these plpers may be
nd 10 distant thunder; whilst, from the
,,.la... II hen political horizon, Nc mas count
Il, CERTAINTY on the storm beip4 a f1Shuiul
p. ,ao' q. De not tl.asFi viii be Of long du-
..i,. lis tbs certainty, aud vague appte-
.g,,ol that It's fury may extend 70 9tier e"ah-
.... which are the great source ct perP!eNHya a.
d, usn,nt; but, can 4ny reasonable man ex-
No., ,sruri,e at tae danger Which impeRds over
| ~. san, n Go,vrnueat-and would II not be
a u.ag, on humanity to feel any regret On the
llj,u:
rfca lie NaioNd.
W,hayc received letters from Vienna. an
..1eil. hat the news of the revolution which
Ii, taken place in Paris was received with such |
,l,'asm. that the Government nigh very we'll
bsc,ise Aat even in Austria the liberal party Is
mnsiols i,s slid that pyinoe Metternieh adj !
lied tie emperor to send troops 10 the frontier,
b7. he emperor answered, "StGp there. Twill !
h,ea, mgge 10 do with wars. The French have |
JOS, ne money enough; il they don't come out |
son, g, Ia; all way b. settled By negotiation;
pu,itsl they name a KIM, don't care for the |
;atr
A. Munich the admiration was the same. Sab |
F.i,as nave beea opened for the wounded, and
b. saegal tenor Of the conversation is as follows:
.ay p,we: ot Metternich is 1T an end; let him
y , tie deyi,." Some OF the old MOBILES and
Re Cn.esaronali,ts are outrageous; they are
lisagd g.. One NAV easily perceive that the re-
aston VII De felt all over the worid
Stmce Meteraich has returned to Vienna.
mh,s estates in Bohemia, since the tenth of
bis month. Before his departure he spent a few
4'' al'h VI. De Nesse'rode, at the baths ofCarls-
VI. The Russian Minister has returned 10 81.
,eeNo4rgh.
FRwEroNr, Aug. l2.--(Priyatc corfespon-
e'te OF the National. )-'fhe Moniteur Of July
als orclsnned aiming our dipiuinaiists resi-
ira, at FcGkfnr;, aud at the neighboring places
creates joy, for all these gentlemen, With two
Urre exceptions, are devoted to the system Of
>'n, Fey thought they had recognised in
"-nac's coup d'etat the result Of plan con-
lied with Prince Mettern,ch; and they paid
other visits Ot cOngratgIa,ioa. In their
'alon ihl' was signal victory over the reyo-
't@' Hey conceived the press u be forever
dnc'I and absolute ROYALTY consolidated. -
'le' severely censared alt those mlio did nor
tu't~'e "a theif opinions ON this subject. and
e noi >parlug IN their yeprooi. Al Darmstadt
'l',t eAd The petty high nobilit. were like
T delighted, especially IS the Chamber OF
lld-s OF TINS Dukedo2l had evinle ed tenden-
opposition to the Government and would
=, 'e',Nw,hnsiy pay The dehtS Of the new Grand
.Ns ''ar millions, nor the other exhorbitant
,N &c dem1nded. The Court Was very much
Nled at tins resistance. When it received
w alleur OF The Goth, the ministers hoped
@etambers would be intimidated thereby.
. ,l' hey could then yet all they wanted. -
SO ''t other hand, mea devoted to civilization
sMj.eS, Tor fear that NJ de polisraC would