Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09
stIl deeply Affected. The object Of 'ay letter Is

you herewith. being all possess at this moment.
The revolution which has taken place is unex-
ampIed in history This is revolution OF res
pectable people; $4,000. 900 ofmen. without any
other leaders ,ut. hofIr and justice, arm them
selves spontaneously to sustain their rights: they
fight with unheard of courage, and. when they
conquered, left off perfectly pure of all crime
The most civilized people in the world know
how to pardon. Its very moderation III success IS
one of its brightest trophies. The idea OF revenge
is far from them. 1t protects or assists the Hight
Of it's enemies. and condemns them to see from
the extremity of their retreat that France which
they would Cypress is free in spite OF them.
.'Virrutcm nj yideant cenlabesoenque rel icts."
The regret experienced at not having been
able to shed my blood for sublime cause
haunts me with remorse. But the trlomph OF my
country softens materially the bitterness OF my
exile-Receive, &c.
(Signed.) NAPOLEON BoNAp,RTg,
Eldest son of Louis Bonaparte, Count de Saint
Leu.
From The Messenger DIES Chombres.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-'The act recognizing the
Republics Of South America by the French Gov
eminent will appear it is said, about the end Of
this month. This measure which has been so ar
IDENTITY desired. bat in vain solicited by our mer-
chants and manufacturers. will. we have 40 doubt
have the most happy effect on our commercial
prosperity The next things to be desired are the
means for executing the important works which
still remain of canals. roads and bridges: and then
Constitutional France will have no reason to en-
w any country in the world.
Genera! Cambronc, who 81 greatly distinguish.
ed himself at Waterloo. is appointed, as we are
assured. TO he post of Governor OF the fortress
Of Toulon.
| There are on the road 80 millions of gold and
silver coming from the Regency of Algiers. Sew
entv-fi millions will be landed as soon as the
vessel which has them on board has performed
It's quarantine This treasure will be lodged IN
| the arsenal, and placed under respectable
guard.
.4leiers, .4ug. s-1he son Of Gen. Bour-
mont has returned from Gran. where the Bey Is
invested in the city by the Cables and the Turks,
who will not acknowledge the king Of France. -
! Yesterday the Dist regiment OF the line marched
! for Oran. with company OF Artillery, two held
pieces, and 80 sappeis. Already. at the time
| that Young NJ. de BUurmont was before Oran, ot
sailors had taken. partly by surprise, and partly
because they were not resisted. the tort Of Mer
sci Kibor. We hope good issue of this expedI
ton. which is confded to Col: Goafrey. Of tn,
olst The vessels which carry it are the Syrene
the Didon, and lphigenie.
Not word Is known of the return of the Gen
eral-i Chief TO France. However. some prepa
rations for embarkng the horses seem to indicate
that if no news has been received, 1t Is every
moment expected.
which hasten to communicate to you has just
been spread:
"Sixty thousand Bedouins have come to at
tack Agers. Gen. Berthezene put himself al
the head of $4,000 men. and repulsed them
Paris. .7uguSf 25.-'rhe WOniteur Of to-day
contains IN ordinance IF the King. nominating
VI. Odilot Barron Project of the Department OF
| the Seine.
| The Moniteur of Monday contains a letter
from Ajaccio. in Corsica, dated August II which
describes the JOY that had been excited there by
the news of the late events in France. The whole
CITY Immediately displayed the tri-c0ored flag,
and there had been iuminations every evening
A Commission, composed of melnbes OF the
Municipal Council. was engaged in organizing a
National Guard. The public tranquility has not
been moment interrupted 4 deputation of
the Municipal Council of Ajaccio had addressed
letter. on the 10Th, to General FOrerot. rcmGn-
stratins with him on his not having declared his
obedience to the new Government. and at his
still suffering the flag to be displayed on the Cita-
del Of Aiaccio alone, which is not the flag of Gem
appe or of Fleurus, of Arcola or of Lodi, and
which has just been stained at Paris by the pu-
rest French blood They inform him that if he
longer defers to acknowledge the Government,
the inhabitants of the department cannot any lon
ger consider him as Commander of.the 18th
military division. =.
This remonstrance had the desired effect, the
tri-colored flag having been hosted the citadel
at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 10th.
The Moniteur gives likewise an account Of the
proclamation of the King at TouIonaBd at Amiens.
Postscript.
New YoRK, Der. 6.-l2 o'cEoeA
Ne,os ETpected-The Merchants Exchange
Teepra nh has inst announc cd the folIowinn sbins