Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22

provinces, to be incorporated with the King
dom Of Poland
AslArIc rURKEY-The news Of the peare
with the Porte was announced az r,flis, on The
2sth Of October. The accounts before Us says:
"The ImpresMon made by his happy and
glorious even, on the inhabitants nf thu terrific
nv of The Caucasus was ,he more lively, in pro.
portion 20 the injurious effects Of war with
The neIghborine States. The din Of war has
lasted three years and We have lively recol-
lection Of the dangers aud pilage which we
escaped by the memorable battle Of Selissawa-
topol. Tie peace with Persia was subject Of
great rejoicing to US, hu, il vas followed by a
war. with an equal Power, and much more
warlike people"
EeYpr.-Eood efths Mie.-It is said tina, We
nv afa, ting accounts have been received fro m
Alexandria OF the grea, damage done by The
overfowng Of The Nile. 1t is s,a'ed iha, not
less than sc, 900 person. have persisted. On
hearing the disasters, the Vieeroy did not leave
his room for three DAYS. This calamity had
such an IF CT on the Pacha as to produce a
severe Fl of illness, and, 10 ado 10 hi, troubles,
III, safe o. his relations with thr PORE had
been assuming foI a considerable time more
gloomy aspect. The damage sustained in
consequence of this FOOD announced TO Is mil
lion, Of francs, according to one version. and
TO 50 millions according to another. Whole
villages had been destroyed. There has bean
no sue inundaion in Egyp, since the wear
1898. In addition 10 this, The quantity Of mud
Caused BY the waters had SO obstruc ed the ca.
nal, tina, il was thought il would mol be nayiga-
bic for al leasr year 10 come. In consequence
Of which all 'he merchandise would have TO
20 by way OF Rosetta, and suffer all the conse-
quen, delay and inconvenience.
A letter from Alexandria, Oct %, says
"tne Porte seems 10 persisl in its exec ssivr
GOODNESS towards The Pacha, who, il is said
knows nothing vet OF the peace, excep, what
he French Consul chose 10 commemorate to
him. a courier arrived lately from Constant.
nope, with letter from his Hiehness, who
cumpl ined about he delay OF the sailing OF
he feet, bu, Without mentioning any thing
re s :.ec,ing recent events, nor asking any sub
sides whatever. Might this not be Turkish
hnesss-, 70 produce an offer Of more consider
able assistance
The Squadron Of the Pacha united with
some ships belonging 10 the Sultan which were
a. Alexandria was TO sail shout The fourth oil
November for Cons, anlinople, in consequence
OF orders from the Sultan.
LEGH. RN, Nov. "A new line Of battle
Ship of u guns, built under he superInend
ence Of Lieu enan, Luigi Manciui,tor he Pacha
Of Egypt, was this day launched al Dar.enna,
IN presence of the Grand Duke and great
number Of spectators. She was chrisened lii
a Mahomelan ship can be said 10 be chrisined }
OF a, Least called. the Invinoible "a bold choice
of name, al any rate, afjer the experience the
Egyp ian navy had a. Navarino)
GREEcE.-There are various accounts OF ne
gn1atons in progress respecting the fnal pa
ci6catio OF Greece; bu, nothing certain is
known.
A German paper of Nov 90. Says, The al.
fair, of Greece, which are now the subject oil
active negotiations at London, occasion con-
slant change IT cou,iers between London, Pa
ris, and 81. Petersburg. he principal 4ues-
lions are relative TO The political existence and
the form # The future government of Greece,
and u seems TO be decided that ihe country is
to be entirely exemp, from the sovereignty "t
the Turks and that II is 10 be monarchical
Stale. But it is no, determined who shall be
hi new Sovereign Gree by its geographic
al position md the rapid Improvements which
i, may be expected 20 make. will certainly be-
come Of grra poli'ica Importance.