Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

vas supposed to be warmly attaCheu l" oe '0'S"
ng dynasty. BY a letter which has Just oeen re-
,eived from Client it appears that late on lhe eve
ming of Tuesday last, groupsof persons were oo-
served 10 different parts Of the CITY, ana express
ions Of an nflamatory nature were iouaiy u''eie''
At this particular moment, party OF the m''''a
~ had received orders to proceed 10 the on'ce VI
the CathOlique, journal inimicai TO inc govern
ment, for the purpose of preventing It's 'ur''e'
publication.
1t is stated in the letter. that. to the astonish-
mcnt of the officer in command of this detachment,
he found i'll the composing room ol the eStaoi' s''-
ment three Noblemen of influence in the city
one of them holding an important post IN the Bur
CHER Guard, and possessing the keys Of the City
armoury--actively cooperating in bringing out
the paper. This interference OF the Military occa-
stoned great sensation, but the letter having oeen
sent of in haste no further particulars reachea
US. There is great reason to fear that the next ac
counts will be of deplOrable and momeh'ous
kind.
DISTURBANCES IN BERLIN.
There have been disturbances IN bcr'in' oil
more serious character than the oiiIe'ai uaZeue
of the Government was allowed to publish.
letter from Frankfort says
cit was not merely an assembage OF Journey
men tai'Ors, but meeting OF more thah twenty
thousand persons. who loudly called for the con-
sttution promised in 1914. The armed force re-
ccived orders to fire upon the crowd; the troops
Of the line refused, it is said, to act against their
fellow citizens. but the Royal Guards executed
the order: 60 individuals were killed or wound.
ed. The crowd in dispensing. loudly demanded
the Constitution. The same letter adds that new
riots had broken out at Hesse Cassel. and that
the Elector had been fired at in his carriage; he
is said to have been wounded"
FROM E.-IMPORTANT.
Paris papers are to the 9th instant inclusive.
There is paragraph in the Temples OF this date,
respecting rumored note to the French govern
ment, by some of the Great Powers of Europe.
which, if authentic. is of great interest 1t Us SAID
that they have requested the concurrence OF the
French government. to the garrisoning oil the ior-
tresses of the Netherlands with Prussian troops.
The reply is stated not to have transplred-but'
if we are to believe our correspondent, who is so
situated as to be acquainted with the general
views of the French Cabinet the intervention of
Foreign States in the affairs of the Netherlands
will not be submitted to by the French Ministry,
who are reported to have said, that their views
of policy and correctness on this subject would
not prevail against the national feeling. and that
their own safety would be compromised by adopt
ing tie principle recommended to them by the
Great Powers. We cannot vOuch for the authen-
tcity of this report, but in the present state OF
France it is but too probable.
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The latest news from France is contained in
letter dated September 18th, published in the
London Courier.
A sitting of the society called Friends of the
People. was announced for the previous evening,
notwithstanding a resolution which was not una
minors had been passed to hold no more meetings
1t was presented by the National Guard, who re-
fused admission to the members. The position
of things in Paris was uneasy. An anticipated
rupture among the Ministers had broken ut.and
was partially quoted. The most dangerous ques-
ton agitated, was the accusation of the Elk. Mi
nisters. 1t was thong int it would now be impos-
sbe to save them. 1t was said the ambassador
of Lewis PHILIPPE to the Court of Spain had met
with an Indifferent reception.
In the Chamber of Deputies on the 28th, the
articles of accusation were successfully voted by
large majoitics, impcaching the ministers of high
treason. The highest total number of votes was
297.
RISING AT BRUGES.
On the 96t of September, in consequence Of
the proceedings at Brussels, The popuIacc of Bru-
ses rose and hoisted the National colors. The
Burghers,t TO prevent conflict between the troops
and the people, subsequently erected themselves
to maintain tranquility. and on promising to pre-
serve order, Induced the Commsndant to with
draw his troops, and to proceed with them to o.
tend. There Is report that the people of AT.
have made themselves masters of the forifica-
tons. and that the troops laid.down their arms.
1t is addeo tina, the same thing took place at
Tournay.
ALBANIAN INSURRECTION--B
MASSACRE.
The Instruction in Albania is far from being
queled. And deed of treachery and blood
has been created, equalling in atrocity, and very
much resembling. the massacre of the Beys at
Cairo, many years since, by Ali Pacha of Egypt.
1t seems that the vizer at his head quarters. and
his son in the Castle of Yanina, had BY strata
gem got the Bsscia of the Albanians and his son