Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05

France. is in vain for the United States to reply,
tina. these advantages granted to England are the re-
suit of other advantages secured by her to America
and that the 9th article Of the cesson treaty could not
have given 20 France the power Of enjoying, without
compensation, privileges in exchange for which other
Powers would special advantagesto the United
States The terms Of the 9th article clear and po
stve. In our vew it cannot be seriously contested.
In its spirit, we'll its text, this article secured
to France compensation for her right Of property
over line of territory, the prospect of being
treated upon the footing of the most favored nation;
and England enjoys, in the at Louisiana more ia
vor than France. We sincerely wish that the future
negotiations may remove the pernicious germ Of dis
cor between the two countries and that their Govern
ments may be deeply impressed, beforehand with the
immediate interest they have in drawing more closely
than ever their political a.i commercial relations"
PsaIs, Ian. le.-The intelligence ola rise in
nearly all the Foreign Markets has given a ia
able impulse TO the price of stocks, all OF
which, except he Elves for money, have risen.
The rspo,l Is for The end Of the month are high
CT. The 5 per Cents. for money. which closed
on Saturday al 1903 f.. 90 C, opened aud closed
al loS fr. 75c =.
ESeL.xn,-Our London aGvices are to the
ls,h OF January.
The only alteration. says a London paper
contemplated in the arrangement OF the Cabi-
net, is the em2orary retirement of MIR: Vesey
! FltZgsraid; aud we OetieVs that even tnat al
| 'efation is not altogether certain.
The Paris papers, ON The authority al letters
| from London, anrounre the death OF Charles
| Mathews, the celebrated comedian.
| IaEL,ND.-A letter from Limerick OF the
| 10; h Of January, says, that all is excitement
regarding The result Of the election! O'Grun.
DIV is the popular candidate. and is fast gaming
| ground" The same Lester adds ha' She'll will
| Iy he
| county &c Lou,h.
! SWEDEN The Swedish Diet has voted !46,-
600 ix.dnllars silver for the completion # the
canal uf Goe ha, and , 100000 rix-dalers Tor
he ror,re.ses and central defence OF the king
! dom.
DExMARx-We learn from Copenhagen that
the las, male descendant OF the cel'bra'ed Mar
shall &c Lew, ndhsl died recraty in that CAPT al.
Tn. kIng Of Drpmsrk has, under these cir
cums,ances, au horned, VI. Huvgsns, Neither
lands Ambassador at the Unied States, whose
mn,her was Lewendhal, to assume the name,
! ti,ie, sud arms Of that family.
RvssI..-I.erers from Odessa Of the Esd
| December contain adviCes from lsmai' under
da.e nf the 18Th A few days previous ire
mcndous explosion took place on board the
line of battle ship 81 Nicholas: tina, ship, with
does moi mrn.ion the cause OF the event, oui
states that "prest misc hisf was done 10 the
Town Sy the fragments Of The vessels and pie
! ces of ice carried to il by he explosion. wo
wareh uses were completely Acknowledgements
Of fiTty houses unroofed and shattered, and 46O
other houses have not pane OF glass IeU'
The number Of lives los' by this catastrophe Is
urkoowu, bot six dead bodies have been pick
cd up, md furly-iwo persons are wounded
| JuRKEY.-The Austrian Observer contains
he f,lipwing intelligence, dated AdrIanople,
Dec 10: "An act of amnesty was issued by
! the Sultan in the early par o. he mouth, ano
| sert t. Alisch Pacha commarce OF his ciN.
| T,ei ale., intrigenc. from Odessa, (28 d
| c-mherlis. ,ha, H ,lil Pacha, AmbasssaG"r
extraordinary Of he Pore, has not yet received
! his ca,spor,s for ST Peiersburgh. atd some
| persons a,e Of opinion that hr vii M! yet pro
| ce,a lhithtr General astoBishm"nJ IS rx' ltei
! by the numerous and costly prt sens which 'he
! AmbsssaGor is charged TO deliver % the Empe-
ror, and m su, believe that the Port hopes ny
| this means TO free itself from the contribution
under watch j. sas been laid. Letters from
Cons,an,inop,e frankly avow his intention, ana
mrn,ion i, as reason Tor the Sultan ieJtc'i
| the offer Of loan. When I, IS CONSIDERED.
however, what immense saorhces Russia mas
| maze IN MS war, ana thciT
| the indemnity s,,pulaled BY the treaty Ut Adri-
snople,i is no. probable that the Emperor
Nj, hoia. will make further concessions The
contribution under which Persia was iaid was
mueb more consider able al, h"ugh the sacrihces
| If Russ;. in the war with Persia were small In
propor,i.u; and The Emperor only granted to
Persia aI,ligh reduction upon The contribution
although bat power made much greater ees'
rions Of territory The commerce OF Odessa
no wi,hs,suding the Plague and the cold is ex-
IL. meiy active.
GpKEes-I, i, -umored at Geneva that
Counr Capo dIs,rias, who resided IN that ciy
previous TO his accepting The Presidency OF
Greece. is likely 10 return aud dwell there, IN
N. even, Of his resigning his post. The Conn'
having sacri6c Ell his whole fortune 10 the He',
Irn;s, cause. the three allied powers il is said
would allow him suitable pension In case OF
his retirement. o
AccorinQ to accounts from Epru' 5000
,li,banded AIbanese are securing The country
where they commit every kind Of excess. d.,
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