Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
ALEXANDRIA,, d. C.
,reayEs0sY MORNING. nay 20. 1880.
ArEsr FROM FRANCE.

.,odents OF the uahetle anu -'ie'N"noie hu'ei-
- =. $50 are indebted fox proof slips containing
;. Intelligence which follows:
r.a Cotton market at Hayre, had been brisk up
Il. 81 and the sales extensive at small add
-, price A letter of the 4th says, Got
:, dali to-day. Ashes and Whalebone de-
Name. consumers not being willing to give the
-, ,,,s. 50 Is. Clover Seed have been sold at
,.-,E-per 80 Kilograms"
pog,o.s Of change in the French Ministry
.,rpe to prevail. NJ. de Peyronnet is men
nod for the interior; NJ. Ferdinand de Ber-
s,., for the Marine; NJ. Dudon, for the Finance
n.o,rlneut, and NJ. GuernOu Ranyllle, for Keep
# the Seals, the latter 10 be succeeded as Mi
..,r Of Public Instruction by NJ. Berryer.
ms reported, says the Temps, that soon after
,.,e,sion to the throne Of Greece, Prince Leo
- will marry the only daughter of the late
n,k. e Placeuza, who Is heiress to fortune of
.-,y millions of francs, and whose beauty Is on
10 eopalled bv her mental accomplishments. She
a, Drcsen, at Egina with her mother.
We are of opinion, saws the National. that
England will be disposed to throw every kind of
5.ace in the way of our expedition, in order
4, buart its aim if there should be any intention
4 ro,miag colony on the African coast.
Extract of private letter Of the 25th March
tgm TOuloa:-
The Minister of Marine has Just made a
r,n, of 1000. 900 fir. to. s-part. of which 500
,Yrr. are destined for freightng Transports, aud
v0O0 f.. for materials and manual labor
N me vessels ordered 10 be fitted out here are
sdr. and will be in the >roadstesd by April l.
Urea, activity prevails in the port, and the works
2, 50 urgent and numerous, that recourse has
,-.es,arily been had To such privates of the gar
sen troops as have Leaned any trade that can be
.,.fll. who are employed in the Arsenal, at the
ne of 81 =. day. On board the Breslaw, AN
-yrerimen, has Just been made Of the t-bOttomed
Dat, constructed is model. The Commissioners
oa,Ieging it too heavy, a new model has been
sd On, and ffty to be bnit, after the latter plan,
are 10 be ready by the 18th or Goth of April at
4s.t Besides these Hat-bOttomed boats. which
~ TO serve principally for landing cavalry,
Taught horses and bat horses, the Government
Ave Just taken up, in the ports of France and
Ctl.Onia. 100 lighters of different dimensions at
~ ate of l005fr. l4O0tr and lSO0fr. a month";
The better To ensure the success Of the African
.lpedition, it has been decided BY Council of
Var. that corps ds rszerre shalt be formed in
he snirOns of Marseiles, T0ulon, and Cette,
10 consist of 5000 or 10000 men to be ready
% supply reiniorcements IN case Of need, and
rieye such regiments rs NAV suffer most.
B. accounts from Rome dated the 18th March,
Ne learn that On the 18th his Holiness held Sc
ere, conclaye, at which propositions for filing
diieen Sees were made, the greater portion OF
them "a Bar's5us. Myssrs. Weld, Mazlo, and
D. S,mona were proclaimed Cardinals, and in
The trerloln received their Baretie, or Cardin-
Ih'.
We learn from Roucn that during the winter
aepa>saae Of the Alsatians, Swiss and Germans,
ihyre. In order to embark for America, had
'een stopped: but OH Saturday great number
O.. he emsrants arrived with various vehicles
aaded with their families and their household
.psdS
Alyiccs Of the 18th February, from Constan.
1noDe, announce that the Russian vessel, Pan.
s,emoa, has arrived there, to be at the disposal
gtCmrt 0rlofr The commanders of the Castles
the entrance Of the Black Sea, had previously
'iers to allow her to pass. Russia sent with
ms vessel six artillerymen, destined to enter In
20 the service of the Porte, the Sultan having ex
we,>ed desire TO have some men to instruct hi:
loops in maneuvering Il ing artillery.
The Courier de Smyrne contains the following
ric,:
Letters of recent date from syria state thai
England has ceded to Greece four OF the loniat
klris, :, AZ only to keep Corfu, Zante, aac
Osphaonia.''
The following is an extract OF private letter
ne eth February, from Frankfort:
IL isb .,ieved that Venice is indebted for thu
Eri'e;e of becoming free port to the CONNER
cal P0iry OF England. Ii Is we'll known that
Hcltyof Commerce has 5eea negotiated between
.a, Power and Austria, and it is nov asserted
hl' the sid privilege Is one If the conditions stl
plated by gn,lani AZ ne opening Of the negoh'