Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03

IN success Of the arming Of the peas
ed Oy u, n.ny carts of the kingdom. II Is Fact
,ntfy u h1.;3,do IS ordered for those who hest
that V'e rs the call to arms. Some doubts may
ale "..,,,;ned respecting the patriotism which
be en''' S.,cb means to arouse ID. The fear OF
ieqa"Ii t. measures has already caused nu-
>on, i". emiurations TO our Polish and RUSSIAN
after provinces. -. e
- 'ln, the melancholy news that the Grand
f'G'." e Tuscany has been for some tune ind,s'
paAI and that fears are entertained that he
po''ui snt cecoyer. As he has 10 male issue,
slOu i1rnsri,I Highness the Archduke Francis
Is P,Lc Fmperor's second son, will, in case
l1I nv" sbnuld die, assume the Government OF
Tuscany. y, l.. c,oh,. fo
- Il. fairs from the French Court, will
Wv Lave for Naples Via Paris.
va ~! rsycrses which have been experienced by
T,anrh army in Africa, and known here
,b;n the last two days, seems to cause much
, r,o Gs " stationary party'' in this country
- r,o,o HE liverpool Mercury Jan. 81.
,rsr oy Mr.. O'CoNNELL.-We particu-
=, rsgret that the space we have in reserve
.H3 neok precludcs the possibility OF offering
~, m rsmsrks upon the arrestof MIR. OConneli q
cb;. associates, as naturally arise from such
',.ordinary proceedings. CIrcumstanced as we
700 must necessarily be very bret. we
o'.avbere yentured TO express the opinion
a. ~. go recent conduct of the Irish Government
- IN M 10 exhibit more zeal than prudence.
III Government had not forcibly suppressed
,. ", Of the anti-Unionists, time might
a..GIy have arrived when they could, with
nnre 1ropriety and justice, have resorted to ,
T,,r vaccinations and arrests. MIR. " Cohneii
/. allied frebrand, but firebrand IS harmless
rlsrs combu,tible materials are not at hand
r.s ;naommable ingredient is a long protracted
,.,err of uisrule which has goaded whole ma
ION "a the verge Of despair and revolt, and the
,.rs,nnent ought not IN our opinion thus abrupt
?, - have closed the safety valve Of constitution
,E.cus,i,n and remonstrance. They should
L,,o rscolle,ted the saving Of Swift, that there
",, 70 nation on earth where the subject was
"a, rerrjtted to roar as loud as he pleased when
"a, 10 the rack. =,
Arrest Of Mr.. O'Connell, Mr.. Steele. Mr.
9rst, Mr.. John Reynolds. and MIR. LawlesS,
on a charge Of cOnspiring to evade the prociama-
ion act. ~
On Tuesday morning the house of MIR o'Con-
pel. in Meuion Square, was visited by Mr.. Far
r,l. Chief Constable, aud Peace O'hcer Irwin.
10. upon betty admitted to that gendcman's pre-
sgcp, stated that they had warrant against
.im. issued FROM the Head Office, on a charge OF
orspiacy, to e,ade the proclamation recently
pOmugated BY the Lord Lieutenant. After
MO conversation. which we have not space to
roice. Mr.. O'ConnelI entered into the requisite
crurities-himself in elOO, and two sureties IN
500 each. Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Steele, MIR. Rev
m,ls, aud MIR. Lawless, were all served with the
ame processes, aud all gave bail.
We shall offer no decided opinion on this pro-
seedilg. until we kEOw something more of the
mure Of the alleged offence. AT present, 1t APP
Tcars to Us that the Irish Government have shown
more zeal than discretion in the affair.