Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13

Mess. R6Yer COllard ana CaSlner ferflcr were
declared to be candidates.
On the 7th message was received from the
Chamber of Peers, announcing that at its sitting
on the Sd. Count Bouilie, the Marquis de la
Place, Viscount d. Ambrar and Marechal Maison,
had been appointed Secretaries, and that the Blu
reaux had been arranged and the chamber organiz-
ed. On the same day Messrs. Dupin, Senr. Bour-
deau, Cambon and Martignac were elected Vice
presidents of the Chamber of Deputies.
At the sitting of the 9Th March, the ordon-
nance of the King was read, dated on the pre-
ceding day. declaring that that the King no.
minated NJ Rover Collard President of the
Chamber for the session of 185O-the five names
presented as candidates by the Deputies being
Rover Collard. Casimir Perrier, Delalot, Agier
and Sebastian.
Messrs. Dumaralah, De Pressac and Colin
Jacuueminot were then elected Secretaries
There being no absolute majority for the fourth
Secretary, a new balloting was found necessary.
The choice fell upon Nj. D'iIarcout.
On the 9th NJ. Labhey de Pompieres delivered
his valedictory as President d'age-( Father of
the House.)
His remarks were interrupted by violent muir
murs on the right, and~cries of silence, &c. on
the left. He congratulated the Chamber on the
elevation to the Presidency for the third time of
a citizen so distinguished for his profound know
ledre. and devotion TO the Constitutional Charter.
Cries on the right, to The King, to the king.)
The answer of the Chamber of Peers to the
Speech from the throne, was presented to the
King at o'clock in the evening of March 9. 1t
is for the most part merely echo of the speech,
and therefore needs no republication here. We
quote the following paragraphs
The war is happily terminated IN the East
The moderation of the conqueror has correspond
ed with the wishes of the powers to preserve the
Ottoman Empire and maintain the ancient rela-
lions of the different States.
Greece will rise from her ruins owing to the
succorins hand your Majesty stretched forth to-
wards her. She will become independent under
the protection of the powers who signed the trea-
tv of July 6. The sceptre of the Prince called
to re,on over her will remove the dissensions by
which she might be rent He will strengthen
her stems in the new existence created for her, by
imnressing upon her the necessity for that unity
of action, which essentially belongs to Mon
archy." i,
Three hundred and seventy Deputies only had
appeared at one sitting, up to the 9th OF March.
The whole number is $50.
The Ministry certainly find themselves oppo-
sed by a formidable Majority. We have neither
time nor room to translate the varying specula-
tons on the possibility of dissolution of the
Chambers. 1t does not seem probable that such
a measure will be resorted to.
The ROYAL Court of Paris, at its session on the
4th of March, finally confirmed the sentence OF
an inferior tribunal passed in July last, by which
M. Foutan, editor of the l'aucies .4lbune was
condemned to five years imprisonment, line of
10. 600 francs. and five years deprivation of civil
rights for publishing an article disrespectful to
the King.
A writer in French paper says, that previous
to taking Algiers, the question of giving it
new name is agitated; and that it is proposed to
call il Carlopolis, in honor of the king. He ad-
vises that it be taken first, and named afterwards
The harbor of Toulon exhibited scene ofgreat
life and activity, the preparations for equippmIg
the feet being carried on with great vlsor: The
shin Prorence was ready for the reception OF
Vice Admiral Dupperre, who is commander IN
chief of the naval armament, and has the special
command of the vanguard. M. Rosemal is to
command the rear division, and NJ. Roussln that
Of the centre. NJ. Hugon will superintendi, the
bombarding flotilla. The land forces will not
exceed SO, 600 men. much reliance being placed
on the cooperation Of the naval expedition.
Peace is said to have been concluded between
Austria and Morocco, and the treaty sent to