Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

from Havre, whence she Saiiru 81 DeCemoeTs
The editor, of the Norfolk Bacon are indebt'
ed to the friendly attention OF Capt G. for a
fl- Of the "Jouraai du Hams' from Asst Nov,
to Cd Dec. inclusive-i2 days laer than pre-
vious advices. We do not, however, find in
their contents any thing of political interest,
and nothing Of pariic ular moment as TO the at
fairs Of the late helligerenis.
An article from Vienna under date Of 18th
Nav. says:
"Le,ters from Semin state, that the first in
stalmenr Of the amount OF indemnify TO Rus
81 d subjects and merchants, has been pad by
the PORE with 100000 Holland duca,s--,hat
Giurgewo has been evacuated, and that the ar
ticl- OF the treaty Of peace relative 10 Servia
bss been executed. 1t is added that, in conse-
qurnce, the Russians on the Isl Nov. restored
the city 10 the Turkish authorities, appointed
for tha, purpose"
Don Miguel, it is said, has written 10 the
Duke Of Wellington, TO prevail on Lord Coch>
rane to enter his service by attacking Tereeira.
An article from London paper Of 96th No
vember has the following notice Of the Cotton
Market:
The purchases at Liverpool, for home con-
sumption, continue to be considerable; the stock
on hand in all the depots Of tho Empire has
Sren reduced TO $50, 900 bales, sgains, 4so, 900
bale. in 1928, same time and the importation
is much smaller now than las, fall. These
fact. inspire holders with great confidence, and
reader importers little inclined 10 sell. The
Ii le sold here, (London) chiefly Of Surats Of
which ,wo-thirds Of our stock consists, has
brvn at an advance OF Sd TO Id on The prices
of the earlo par, Of the mouth The exnorta
ton is limited in cnnseq"en Of the season.
The journal OF Have, Of 81 Dec. says. The
Easterly wiRds have oon'iDurd o pre-, all in our
Roads, though they have favored he departure
Of errai numOer Of ships from our pnrt. have
been very unpropi,ious TO great many yes
sells whose arrival has been long looked for
here. II is 10 br apprehendrd that some OF
stem must, in consequence, have got out Of
provisions. The almost certain date assigned
for heir sailing from the Colonies, leaves no
room 10 doubt Of The extreme length OF their
passages. Two or three vessels are mention
ed, which mus, now have been between NV"
and three months at sea since the lin. Of their
sailing from Martinique or Gaudaloupe.
BY an ordinance bearing date 35rb Nov.
1899, the King Of France has appointed NJ. LIZ
CoarH DE GouRpoN, Vice Admiral, member
Of the board OF Admiralty, IN the room OF the
Director General of the depot OF Chars and
Marine plans, vsca'ed by the Death Of NJ. LIE
CHrvALIER DE RossEL.
By an ordinance, OF same date, the King has
appointed to tho board OF Admiralty, NJ. the
R-ar Admiral MALLEr, and Rear Admiral DU
sorEr. TO replace him in exercising he func-
tions OF Major General Of Marine al Brest, va
Gated by NJ. Male,
HAvaR. LIST DEe a correspondent who oc-
cast nslly fa,ors US with his commune ions,
informs Us that be lately met n Geneva the
Archduchess Maria Louisa. Much has been
said concerning a journey made by her on the
frontier, aud in RELATION TO the project OF Aus
tria to hold her up in ierrorem 10 ihs French
government. VI. Meusinirh, il wa. said.
wished 10 force the King Of france, by the IN
Aueuce Of SO significant d menace. 20 abandon
the sysrm Of which VI. MAr,ignac was then
a, he head The prophetic calculations OF
those politicians were probably destitute OF
foundation. How was il possible for Austria
10 have recourse TO such STALE exped ,sn'sf-
Maria Louisa possesses no personal influence
abroad. No body is ignorant Of the Infamous
state policy which induced this princess's own
family to throw scsndalous im2uta,ions on her
moral character, in order to aiienae from her
the aUaC1meut OF inc ErcuCns EleF iueEN,
which is no longer The subject of hatery, a,ails
little towards rf.cins the in uries which have
been inflicted on her feelings AZ 4 woman, and
eves ~ q mother. She show, little economy
in the government of her States. a deficiency
OF twenty Riliisrs is morally oppressive I" her
administrators, snd physically SO TO her sub.
jec,s During he, abode on the frontier, Marie
Louisa resiced in splendid country seat about
q league from Geneva. She returned TO the
CITY without attendants or rerinur, in a orrlin
drawn by four substantial farm horses Her
presence produced no sensation. few boys
and black su ards we're the only followers Who
shouted exclamation, and these were eeherd by
nobody
The Ell Enpress Of the French is physical
IL the mere shadow Of her f.rner self. Her
Soc rosy crnpleIion, the Pelished roandi"gs
Of neF persus, and the grsces which rende'ed
her spce ~ran-e SO fascins 'ine, have al vanish
Cd. and given place 10 a degree Of homelinea.