Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
FRfDaY M0RNING, OCTOBER 90. 1880.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


to the 18th and Liverpool to the l4th September.
inclusive. BY the steamboat Columbus, Turner,
which came up yesterday morning in II hours
from Norfolk. we received the Beacon of Tues
day, which furnishes the following interesting
itcms.-Bah. finer. Of Thursday.
The new French Government had been recog
nized by the Governments of Wurtemburs and
the Netherlands. following the examples set by
England, Austria and Prussia The interdct is
sued by the Russian Government against the adj
mission Of vessels with the tri-colored flag of
France, had been Withdrawn. and it was supposed
that a a formal recognition of the new Govern
ment by Russia would speedily follow.
The ReUoffion in The Nefhertands.-The spi-
rit of hostility to the existing dynasty seems to
have increased. The separation of Holland and
Belgium was the raliying cry. The interesting
details from the Brussels papers under date of
9th and 10th September. are said to occupy ma
ny cnlumns-they contain animated appeals to
the patriotism and courage of the people to sus-
tain their rights at all hazards, declaring that
they are the strongest party. that the government
has lost all moral power, that it is the peoples
side, that the army is nothing. for the Belgian
soldier will not she'd the blood of his brethren.
All the provinces are declared to be in insurec-
ton, the towns aud garrisons only excepted, and
States General were to assemble in Brussels on
the 18th September. il was supposed 10 decisive
events would occur before that was accomplished.
On the 9th September. by invitation of the Fiat
Major of the Bureher Guard, meeting of the
members of the States General present at Brus-
sells, was held at the Town Hall. to concert mea-
| sures essential to the crisis. After an animated,
discussion it was unanimously agreed as necessa-
~, and a committee of safety was appointed.
charged especially with the following Objects
/. To watch over the maintenance of the Dynas-
ty. g. To insure the maintenance of the prin-
ciple of the separation of the North and South.
8. To take care of the interests of Commerce
and Manufactures.
These points being established. it was resolved
that this committee be nominated, in conjunction
with the Burgher Guard. the Governor of the Pro-
vince, and the Regency of the city. These pro-
positions were concurred in promptly, and COM
mittee of eight was appointed next day.
The affairs of the Netherlands (says the Ii
verpool Times Of the l4th,) are much embroil-
ed as ever. The Belgians insist on dissolution
of the Union with Holland. and a separate Legis-
lature. and demand that the only bond of con-
nection shall be a common King. The King has
issued conciliatory proclamation. promising the
redress Of all real grievances, but it is doubtful
whether this will produce any effect. The PEG.
| pie appear determined TO have a separation, and
as the army-is very mach divided. being compos-
ed of about equal proportions of Dutch and Bel
gians, it will scarcely be in the power of the
King to prevent 1t, though by timely concessions
he may preserve the Royal authority in his own
| family.
Yesterday (says the London Times of Sept.
| 11th) we received the Paris papers of Wednes-
dav, which contain articles confrmatory of the
pacific intentions of the Emperor of Russia to-
| wards the new Government of France. 1t is,
indeed, stated that NJ. Pozzo di Borgo has re-
ceived dispatches, stating that the Cabinet of ST.
Petersburg is preparing new tredential. to be
sent to him along with the official recognition of
the new Government. The prohibition against
the admission of French ships bearing the tri-
colored flag into Russian ports, has been with
drawn.
The city of London. perhaps, never present
ed so trl-colored an appearance as it has done
in the shops in Ludgatehil and Cheapsde pre-
sent but one glare of those national colours; rib
bands, cockades, purses, braces. and handker-
chiefs, indicating the vaIorous events of the 27h
2Sth, and 29th, of July. are displayed in the
most conspicuous manner; so that foreigner
who had not been informed of what had trans
pred. would certainly conclude that some great
revolution had taken place in this country.
CGlobe.
Extract from letter dated Bordeaux, Sept.
4:-"I left Marseiles on the 9th August: /
stayed day at Nismes, and another at lou
louise; there had been some troubles & tumult at
Nismes between the Protestants and Catholics,
who are in great force there. but all was quiet
when passed through, and perfect tranquility
regns every where in the South ofFrance.''
.0ststria and Prussia.-Thc Times announces
the important fact of the actual recognition of
Louis Philippe, King of the French, by the EN-.
peror of Austria and the King Of Prussia. The
recognition by both these powers was on its way
to Paris, via Berlin.-Count Lobau, the New
French Minister, has been most grac;ously re-
ceived bv the King of Prussia.
Prussia. to letters of the Sd inst
from Lepsic. symptoms of insurrecton have al
so appeared there, but as in the Prussia towns
on the Rhine, the spirit of revolution makes as
yet but sorry figure. The disturbances at Leip-
sic occurred on the night between the Cd and Sd
incfa huf did mt Last rnro thon ,L.oo Lo...