Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-21

cuated on the payment OF the next SOC, 900 du-
cats; the last payment to be then made six
months afterwards. SiIis,ria and the Prinei.
palities 10 be held by the Russians till the en-
tire payment Of the military indemnify Gen
millions,) within two months after which they
are to be evacuated and given up 10 the Turk
| ish authorizes The evacuation Of the Turk
! ish provinces in Asia TO begin three mon hs af,
| ter the exchange Of the raitira,ions, sccord>
ing TO separate convention, 10 be made be-
tween Coun, Paskewi,esh and the Turkish Sc
raskier in hat country, so that the evacuation
shall be comple,ed in eight months from the
exchange Of the ra,ifica,ions.
MoRE BLooDsHED.-We have Just received
papers from ST Petsrsbargh TO tie 18Th Nov.
which give an account Of further military ope-
| rations between the Turkish and Russian ar
mics in Asia, in which The two nations suffer
ed a loss jointly in 1000 killed and wounded /;
and as thss. Russian papers sts'e that the
Turks los, 500 and :he Russians 200, it may
be presumed that their own is considerably
greater Ssch an event, after an elapse OF some
weeks since the signing o! the treaty OF Adr-
anople, must have been suffered to take place
ei,her by design or the mos gross and wilfui'
| neglect. The vengeance for thus needless effu-
sion Of human blood, We hope will tall upon
he heads OF the guilty.
| From the Times.
| In Saturdays paper, from wish to give
| favorable cons ructinn to transaction. which,
| Il premeditated, admitted no excuse, we e1cul-
| p,ted The Russi,Ds n ON the charge OF having
delayed the ra,i6 alton OF The sigma ure OF peace
| TO the Russo AsIatic army. The fac Is, as we
have since lear from 4 corr. sp"ndent on the
spot, TIA, ,hr Ru.s,an mes senger Was detained
! bv Diebltsch's order till after the exchange OF
Publications.!
The GREEKS: The .Allg meine Z'i'ung,
under he head Of An, ona mentions as u report
resting or the authority Of commercial letters
| from Zante, tina: the Greeks had suffered to-
al defra, in the neighborhood OF Athens. II
tries to impugn lie report, on he ground that
n, conirm, ton Of i, has been received ny The
way Of Corfu, where it says ",hey are well in
formed of he affairs Of Greece" The Loudon
! Morning Herald Of Dc cmber Z attaches SOM
ere dit to the report Blu Ihat paper has uni
formly zen uufriendly to the Creeks, and is
fond Of m,gnifsing her difficulties. The
same article speaks in the mos Co, ficen, terms
cf he re ,iena ion nf Coun, Capo d'I>'rias, with
! he atldi ion that he has wriuen 10 London 10
Sav that h is ready to resign his offits II his
| continuance IN il dors no mte' the wishes OF
the Gteat Powers. The A'lgemeint L i ung
betows warm pant geric upon the services OF
Cs3o dI,,rias Ba' ne Mnrniig He aid says
he is it, silly accused "a desi,. 70 eugross all
power in his own hands, and of ha'i'g used
his monop ,ly TO he Advantage OF Russia. TO
the g'rs' IN Jury Of Greece IN her future, II moi
IN her prtsenr relations; aid TO the serious an
noysuce Of he other EuiopeSn p .we's, who
never can consent to see hat country wrc,'ed
from one Sovereign IN order 20 remain. a. she
has been Of lac, mere in,trnme to promote
I,,a l,Si al
FRANCE - he struggle between the French
ministry aud the Liberals assumes a more me =
n,oin aspect every day, but with this striking
difference, ha, as hesitation s~rm to B. The or
der Of The day with one Of the par'i s,'he other
displays greater boldnes, in il, at cks. In
proof Of the dangerous situation OF France, the
Morning Herald speaks of the wide and rapid
spread Of the associat ms, scattered over the
kingd m; whilst i 5 numbers increas- daily wi h
a rspid,lv truly charming In this way. pr"ba-
Div, 100 600 persons are arrayed in deadly hos
tli,y against The EXISTING order OF things, IN
der he preience Of merely binding themselves
to resist the paymen, OF taxes illegally imposed
|, does not require much insight into human
nature 10 know ,ha, the more plausible the
pre,ex, the more dangerous. IN general, 'he
r-ndency: and in nine cases our OF ten, The
authors Of revolutions which. in The long run,
were marked by the mos, atrocious crimes.
had set GU, under appt arsrces the most Jusu
fable.
The Moniteur OF the Sd, OF November, con-
tains reply, TO he charges SO boldly and in
| dos,rinusly preferred ny The liberal portion OF
the press ae aims the present Ministry, in which
he ch.rges are repealed with great warmth,
snd the design Of overturniug the institutions
Of the SAFE aserlbed to the ACCUSING party
The article is interesting at this moment, az
poIiical confession of faith on the part OF tine
Ministry in whi h they declare their firm in
,en,ion o! upholding the charter, aud at the
same time, The full powers of the Crown In
N, mean inc one Of the Liberal Journals calls
i, their dying speech. We quote the follow
ing:
From the Moniieur.
Nothing can be conceived III the way OF au-
dsci,y and rals-hood, that certain journals have
no, in, enred for some davs past, in order to
mr,lrad public opinion. They gra'oi'ously tax
the Ministers with the most cn'pable in'en'
,ious, and with the msddrs' projects. But a
mopp all the principal charges which they 81 e.