Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19

continue TO fiOat on the wings oi .'ie Puo.'. J
Some of the Paris papers OF the oth again S'ae 'a
conferences had been held at Pans. between the
Ambassadors of several powers ana tne rrehch
Ministers, on the subject of Aig1ers; out IN inc
best informed circles it was known that no suc'
conferences had yet commenced; ou. u,at .hey
might take place as soon as the french army 0o'i'
mences the siege of Ayers.
The Constitutional Of the 9Th. saws, g circular
letters have been addressed by the French Cabl-
net to all the powers of Europe. and partc uiar'y
to those of the Mediterranean, on the SUBJECT oil
the expedition to Algiers About SIX moNths ago
NJ. Marcelus, munster of France at Lucca was
sent for the same purpose 10 the powers OF Italy.
In the mean time it is to be hoped that the Cham-
bers. as soon as they meet, will obtain from MINI
listers, not only an exact account OF the expenses
but also the most ample information on the SUD-
iect of the military and diplomatic measures re,
lating to the expedition to Ayers but also OF all
the precautions that have been taken 70 contrib
ute TO its success.
The Journal du Commerce states that 6 utl-
pleasant accounts had been circulated upon
Change, respecting the fate OF the tlrst division OF
the expedition. We could not trace them to any
thing positive The decline OF the Funds was
attributed to these reports but perhaps is like
wise the decline that has given birth to them. -
But the Constitutional saws, ''no accident has
vet happened to our feet except the destruction Of
a transport vessel, which took fire; its cargo con-
sisted of hay. AS it was impossible to save 1t, 1t
was found necessary TO sink it. The loss amounts
to about $1,000 franks; fortunately, this unIucky
event cost no lives
The Aloniteur of the 14tl has the foiowing:-
son receiving the first notice OF the loss OF LIE
Sylene and L'Aventure, the minister OF the Ma
rine Immediately instructed, by telegraph, the
maratme perfect Of Toulon to transmit TO him.
through tie same medium, any information he
could obtain relative to the fate of those vessels.
The following is his answer
"Iouion. J,ne 2, 1850, half past D o'clock.
stSince announced to YOU the wreck Of LIE
Sylene aud L'Aventure, have received no de-
tails respecting the fates Of the crew. 4 general
rumor prevails that the Dey of Algiers had given
ord's that any prisoners that might De made
should be respected. As soon as | receive any
fresh intelligence, relative to the crews, l Will
hasten to communicate IT 70 YOU"
''Th:s being the only despatch received By the
Ministers of the Marine, the details given BY sew
era! Journals on this unfortunate occurrence
should not be considered as authentic
According to calculations made at the Office
of the Ministerof the Marine, the fleet would ar
rive this day before Aleiers.
The following article is qiyen under date Of
Tulon. Nav CO.
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bearer "i the uespa'ches oi .'le Urdhu sermon
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Upon uis suplsce 'ie ''"f"a' uu commerce
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sons VINO eNP'a'h 1he '''SS , y. ahls racna III
me iol'oMinS hahher:-ihe DUKE oi "e'iiiS
ton, finding II impossible III oppose our eXpeu-