Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
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LATEST FROM HAVRE.

r, U,yre. whence she sailed on the 9th Of
~ "o o%,r ONLY a single file OF Havre papers
$Y.," ,ngbt nv this ship. which we have not seen:
~ snoot contain more than one cay later from
rSl N ,ban WAS received via. London. On the
l,boriry of letters it is stated that the Austrian
INN. ,,srnmsnt had recognized the new ORDER OF
go in France. Generally, all was quiet IN
M IN, the disturbances at Rouen had termlna-
~ I,;s said that Talleyrand has been nominated
81. minister to London.
r.o accounts from the Netherlands were not as
i 81. -. s,,the last adyices. The king had re-
- N receive certain Populations, which had
,ro,ted some new excitement.
Since the above was i'll type,we have been Ia
,.,.J with the following extract OF letter dated
"HAyRE, Sept. 9.
,,Some disorders have taken place at Rouen,
IA o,her manufacturing towns, and have affect
a." J;n;nrously the business of those places. Or
~, h.. however. been fortunate y restored, but
40 National Guard Of Rouen was obliged to fire
"a the mullneerS.
,aIes Of cotton from LIST to Sth, S.4O7 bales.
Ia'aor,sti,ns. $500
S,n,s 9TH September 1878 L. s.
No change in the prices. Duties on Corn,
-lljc. for the month of September.
oxv ()'cLocX.-Weare indebted to the polite
,.s,ofthe Editors of the Courier DIES EtatS Cias,
nr .be Journal du HaUre of the 9TH September,
.,om which We make the following hasty transla-
ions:
They wrote from Petersburgh on the 10th Aug.
--Thi, ,ay Ac have received news OF the events
which have happened in Paris. They have occa-
stoned the greatest astOnshment, and we can
scarcely believe in the different details which are
related Our government awaits the issue TO
come to decision. 1t is probable 1t will follow
the example Of the other powers, aud act in con-
cert with them. Many couriers have been des-
patched this morning for London, Vienna and
Berlin. The Vice Chancellor (Nesseirode is ex-
pected back.
The private correspondence'Of the Journal de
Hare. mentions that the government of the low
Countries had received note from his Majesty
Louis Philippe |. in which the King of the French
offers the assistance of several thousand soldiers
to Belgium in case foreign aid should be found
necessary to repel the attacks of Prussia or any
other power.
The nomination of NJ. Talleyrand as extraor-
iInary ambassador to London, which was not
made known until the 9Th of September, was I'M
satisfactory to many people, who saw with pain
hrmla "cf two restorations" become the Imam
VI the evolution of 1880"
letter from Paris OF the 9th, states that the
Movements ut the wOrkmen began to be quieted,
aate'ery body was rejOiced at the return of tran
guilty,
From Russid.-Captain Putnam, of the ship
Black Warrior, at New York from st. Peters
burg reports that French vessels lying in the
,a'>tead were allowed to display the tri, coored
'i. As late as the Goth August. but the captains
'nd crews were not permitted 10 have com
HRlcatlon with the shore. Mr.. Randolph had
had his hrst interview with the Emperor, who
accepted and acknowledged his credentials.
&SsS-
FtTfdmbuco.-The Editors of the Baltimore
nmencan are indebted to the politeness of Capt
''o't, who arrived at that port on Wednesday
nom PernambncO, for file Ofpapers of that city
l" ne SOh OF September, inclusive.
IasN
Letters from Lisbon to the 10Th, and from St.
mes 70 the 18th September, have been received
" washington, which do not confirm the reports
TOO5Nt by the last French or English papers
''er! 0nns' so Tar, remained tranquil.-N Gaz
~, y 'e''er from the Postmaster at Shawneetown,
Mus announces the painful intelligence of the
delthN Ge Hon. lnHN McLEAx, one of. the Sc
majors IN Congress from that State. He died on
We morning" at the 18th instant. jafter a painful
Nae>s OF Que weeSS. He was an ardent friend
! %ilhtal public servant. beloved aud respected
. at who knew HIM. He lett young, amiable
ana ''' 'o'ely widow. whose kind attentions, during
=. Plnia' illness in this city, alleviated lis sui
" 'r and exhibited the superiority of femai,
'A'e''en'e'-t. s. Telegraph.
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'"Niom.-The reelection of Gov. Crafts. was
~"0unced Yesterday. TODAY the Vermont pa
pyIs briag his Excellency's speech to the Legs
Iure' 1t is plain. well written and sensibl,
;O.ument, very properly confined to the local OBJ
'5SS and interests OF the State. The abolition
IMPRISONMENT for debts hereafter to be con
-%VI' Is recommended, the Importance of ;
,sue'a diffusion OF education suitably impressed
~; ;y,o Me public mind, andan application to Con
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