Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20


and Arabs threatened an attack, covering the
country around, and stopping provisions. On the
9th Aug hey were attacked, and routed at every
point 8th, they again attacked Gen Damremont's
position, and were driven back with murderous
loss, the French sustaining comparatively little.
On the night of the lth, another assault, which
had been anticipated, was made with great fury
and perseverance. Several of the Arabs were
killed after having sprung over the foss of the re-
doubt. The brOther-in-law of the Bey of Con-
stantine, among sc others, was found. This ex-
petition re-embarked on the Goth and 2lst, and
; reached AlSiers on the morning of the 25th. The
number of the sick at Algiers on the 22d was
1900 in the military hospitals. The first of the
regiments under orders to return, embarked for
TOulon in five vessels on the esd. A letter of
that date says:
I'VE have 1000 armed Arabs doing the duty
Of our posts, and we are anxious to come in con-
tact with our enemies. We might have if we
pleased $4,000 of these Arabs. aud with them
might traverse Africa 10 every direction. ALI the
tribes are pressing to send in their submission to
Gen. Clausel and supply our Markets, so that
an OK may be had for 90 francs and sheep for
50 sous"
In addition to the proceeding summary, we
give such hasty transations from the Paris papers
OF the 10Th as we have time to make,
From the Constitutional of the 19h of October.
A private letter from Vienna of the 9th u!t rep
resenls that the Belgian revolution had from the
commencement produced disastrous effect on
Austria. particularly on the fands. The recep-
ton Of The news of the total failure of Prince
Frederic's attempts to subdue the Bruxell0us
caused them to fall alarmingly. Since July bank
actions had fal!e 500 forms, and there was no
appearance of their being likely TO rise. The re-
port of the general Congress to be assembled at
Troppeau, inspired no encouragement i'll the peo-
pie, who have seen enough of them.
Rome, Oct. Sih.-The Pope was besieged by
Cardinals, Bishops. prelates and ecolesiastics
of all racks, suppllcafing the RECOGNITION of Don
Miguel. He continued inhexibIe. and had re-
TERED the matter to special commission.
Naples. Oct. 5h-An amnesty and several
acts of grace had been announced. but no individ-
ual condemned for political offences, had vel
been pardoned. The prospect of an amnesty.
however, was certainly discussed i'll the Council.
and the capital was tranquil.
II was not so in the provinces. where coercivc
measures failed of producing effect The excite
ments IN Caabria increased.
Hogue. Ocf l5fh.--We learn from sure
source that the mission Of The Prince of Orange
is the result of diplomatic negotiations. There
has been aconierence at the Hague, at which the
ambassadors of four great powers attended, and
resolution was adopted TO try. for the last tune.
measures of Hi!dness and reconciliation with re
gard to Belgium. On the strength of this de-
Cision. the Ministers Van GoGbeschrov and de
Lacoste will Immediately leave the Hague.
There Is division IN the c0mmmlsSluu at State
charged to present qualifications. &c. OF the tun-
damental law. one party being tor absolute sepa
ration. under the same dynasty. the other for
partial or modified separation The members
from the Son'h no longer attend the Wet 'ins' VI
the commission. The Prince de Chimay Is about
leaving the Hague. unwilling, 1t Is sad I" De The
sole representative from the Suuthern provinces.
Among other DEGREES of the King, 10 preveht
dscord. one of he 9th prescrlbes measures In re-
lation to strangers, lodging in the country. d.
rectipo every inn keeper W keeper OF boardin"
house to make known the arrival OF such persons
to the police. within six hours. Suspected per-
sons were directed to be arrested.
Byysseis. Ot l6.-An exact list had been
made Of ,h. victims injured by the fire OF Prince
Frederic during the four DAYS. They amounled'
as far a. known. to l65 xii ed and 5 wounded.
The Journal Of Anvers had published report IN
favor of Jures. approved BY the Prince inns
was laughed at. as no other government than the
Provisional was recognized by the BruXciio'..-
Some DAYS previous. the troops forming part o me
corps d'armee. whose head quarters is at Macs
trich.. had retired into the walls OF that towh:
and -. Trond. Hasset and Fougres. were Tree
from hostile occupation. Thu sdrdes 6orrgf0' e.
had organized 10 maintain order in those places
Owners of priyateers at Os,end and NIeupor,
! had solicited from the government letters o'
maroue, to capture Dnt,h vessels. while the IN
| denentlence Of Bigiam remained unrecoSniNed
! Letters from Alexandra announce tha' 'h'
! Grand Sei.nor was about to cede the is'aha
Gambia to Mehemrt Ali. ON the same terms a
/ Egypt is held. paving a tribute.
Fran fie Journal tes 0ebo's.
| I-eDus. Oct. l5.--On the evening OF the 1911
the Spanish refugees crossed the trnntler. accom-
,,nied by two aid dec mps. Nj. Pablo ana VI
Nendez d, Viso. Gen. VaIder the same wh
took possession of Tariifa IN 1924, was the mrs
to enter the Spanish territory at the heau VI
coumn of SnO men. His proclamation to tn
Spanish army is published: n 49,
Rerla. Oci. S--Ihe failuIe OF the Dntch eS
,.d;,iou against Brussels has caused great sen
s,,;on mere The Court OF the Hague mas aske
for an armed intervention from ours ard ina
Of St. James. but neither is inclined to take ut