Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

lie
to the conclusion, that prices have, no YET &C.
commod.,ed themselves 10 the altered value Of
the currency; and we may expect 10 G. dure
much distress before we arrive al The loves
ebb. The large sales Of cotton lately may ca
sily BE- accounted for; but this circumstance
cannot fairly be attributed 10 sound Improve
men, in Trade generally. Many Manchester
de slers are specializing on dehcirh' Siof;
and several Of the Large spinners nave ais"
made neayy purchases from the SINE expec,a
ton; so that the exent Of the sales genrraa',
is mol a fair indication Of The improvement
which the newspapers appear SO anxious 10
represent
FRANCE.
Death and dissection Of the Bieephaldus, or Don
tie Headed Gil-Thc Child win tw" heads,
which lately arrived al Paris from Sard"ie,
and was the subec! Of as much a',enroH TO- 'he
French capital as the Si,mese boys are /" Lon,
don; is dead Thus all he hopes founded by
modern physiology on The observation OF lhr
phenomena likely to result from this double
organization, if life had continued Longer, are
now annihilated. Rita or the right s'dr OF IN
infant, had been i'll for three days, and her IL
uess did rot appear in any degree TO influence
| the health OF Christina, he other side; so
tina, a. ,he moment when Rita had given mp
the ghost, Christians was hanging to the breast
Of her mother and playing WITH her face But
suddenly she let go, hraNed sigh. and died.
The father refused for a long time TO suffer the
monster 10 Dr. dlssec.ed. bul the solicitations OF
NJ, Geoffroy Saint, Hil.ire, aud the injunctione
Of the police, ovrrcame his 'cpusnance, and
the bicepnalic nfint has been carried 10 thr
Theatre Of Anatomy, in the Jardin du Ro,
where il was dissccicG on the 26h Of Novem-
ber, in the presence If the members of COM
mi,tee appointed by The Royal Academy OF NJ d.
icinr, consisting OF Messrs. Ant Dubois, Ser
res, lard, Castel, and Godfrey S. Hilaire. TO
whom WE re added the Barons Cuvirr and Por>
tai, and Doctors Dumeril, Paul Dubois, Lis
franc, and some other physicians.
Prince PoIignac has materially strengthened
himself by obtaining the support Of the leading
members from the depar mems, and also The
monied inc which will ensure him ma
iori,y in the chambers The French funds
have improved. The French journals, howev-
er, continue full OF The grea"S excitement rela'
tive 10 tbs changes N th" ministry A cores
pondert OF the I.ondon) Morning Chronicle as
sures its readers, 'hai the days OF + anoe's mon
archial government are Numbered, and that the
officers Of that country are fast approso hing
republic anism; and that revolution more COM
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The following a"c our eXtrscts:
The Prince Poglinac is The last Rovals' Mi
mister that will ever, in hu'nao probability, di.
! rec, .ff,irs of France. He knows ,his well
asie does the sun shines a. noon; and II IS
III, rrtore ,ha, he exerts himself 10 remove pre-
judiees sofiea down passion, aud suhjngale the
violence Of party fteing, But i, is all of no use.
DO rejoice at ihis9 By no means. Do be
Iieve ,ha, France. either BY The extent OF her
population or ny her geographical position, is
suited to the application oi republican prInci,
pies, and that republican Government will be
brneh ial? Quit The contrary. Bot wishes
and my opinions are nothing il the scale a.
gainst The fst,, that we are fast fastening TO
rSpubic anism.
"The last effort is now making BY the Church
tie A is,ocrscy, and the Royals.s of Fr.nce,
to supper the Monarchy with the charter. But
me game is all up-as in game Of chess, we
may prolong the checkma'e by The aid OF a
pawn or he sssis ance OF a solitary castle so
may the Royalisrs by CT nge Of names and
positions for six or eight years, prevent the
las blow from bring given To Monarchy IN
France. But beyond that time, unless great
change b. effected, it cannot be prolonged; and
he event is as certain IS prophecy accom-
plishtd Do MOI imagine for one momen, that
I rejoice at this prospect, or am satisfied with
the triumph of the party opposed to monarchi-
cal Institutions assure you most sincerely
thai view with apprehension and alarm the
progress Of the new revolution; but, acquan ed
as am with what is going on in FraDce,l can
not disguise from nysrlf the fact ofthe triumph
and the fact Of the revolu ion.
'There are those who say where is this new
Revoiu ion! no Tvs leaders and where do
you discover The objects and in,en ions OF he
parties! Ignorant and infatuated men are these.
Where is the new R volurion? In every pro-
vince-in every d.partmen'-in every com
mune-in every parish and hamlet-in every
privatessnd public circle-in every family and
ouod every table and hearth.
'Where is the new Re, oluIion? In the Court
in he chamberlain the Court Of justice
in the journalism the ecIions-in every
thing.
| SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid 10 the 18th Novem.
Der, stale ,ha, 5000 stands Of arms had been or