Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-22
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SUNDAY, JUNE l9-l o'clock, P. NJ
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lhe raChet sup Sathoia, capt. Moore mad
this port on Saturday at night; the Editors If ~
Courier & Enquirer received by her their sIes "s
Euslish papers and Shipping Lists. These -. VI
to the evening Of the 10th MAY, those preyior.I'
received were not of later date than tho ma'.
ing Of that dav: '''-
The London Courier Of the 10th. IAN evsD;,.
paper,) it will be perceived from our ewing
gives full credit to the account OF the canpl,,;~|
OF Dwernickrs corps, to the Austrians, FIRST n"h
llshed in the lines vi that morning; we d, no,
believe, h. viewer, that this event will now ma.
rally influence the operations Of the main .,
mics. Dwrrnlcki has nob!y played the mar,
alotted 20 INN. He has made material di,;.;on
in favor of the Polish Gencralissimo, and c,lIsd
the country in the rear of the Russian cumm,,a
er. to arms. I'he effect Of his operation will con
tinue tc be felt, although he himself is no opcsr
in the field.
The accounts from Vienna. received hi, mor,
M BY the Dutch mail, confirm in every rpsn.1,
the intelligence which we have extracted tro..
the French papers Of the surrender Of Dus.
nicki's corps ~ the Austrian authorizes
| Whilst we deeply lament the disaster, vh,,,
compelled this brave and cntcrprising Canm,rJ
or 10 seek refuge within the Austrian h,rior
we feel some consolation in finding that mosi
humane aui hos2itabe reception has been ,hsr.
accorded 10 him. Cnder other circum,rapc..
the defeat cf Dwrrnichi might have had ,or,
untavorabe influence on the operations If Il.
Poles; but al the present n,Oment, when the mai,
body o! the Russian army is in full retreat, III,
! loss of Dwcrnickis c-rps will be amply comnep
stated BY Tie daily triumphs which his comps,rj
o,s must achieve over the dishcartened and dis.
organized bands Of tic flying eGcmv-Cog.:,,
! l6fh .Hdy.
We have received the following from OF: Bel
sian Correspondence:
" BRussELs. May It,
- second attempt of the French and ReDuL
lican Party to throw the city into confusion. and
10 excite the lower orders to acts Of violence and
pillage, has been completely frustrated by the pre-.
cautionary measures adopted by Government
supported by the Civic Guard and regular lrOop,
Although the most perfect Tranquility ve,unct
| throughout the day, and although the elistenc,
IF any plot or intended movement is denied by
the public organ Of the factions, not Single doubt
remains, if the civic guard had not e,inceda
| firm determination TO preserve peace, aud SUP
press tumult, that the consprrarors would hN.
| taken advantage OF the Supplement- OF govern
mrnt. and then sligmalised the Ministers for Ee
electDs those measures !ich they now affect %
rldicu!c.
The recent favorable intelligence from Eh.
land, the increasing hope that Prince LeopOE
will accept the Crown, while il raised the Drop.
ing spirits of the friends of independence and
reposr. carried despair into the hearts Of thCa
individuals whose political existence depends up
lnrl ~ NJ chy md
Seeing that they have no chance Of defeating this
desirable combination in the walls Of Congress
they resolved to oppose every obstacle to it out
of doors, AMI no betteFplan could be devised
than that of plunging the city into state OF as
tation and disorder as would naturally disgust
and proposes Leopold against the country
For this purpose the columns of their QraeI.
have been filled with violent diatribes and deca
nations against the Minister who proposed the
/ Prince who desires to accept, and the Holy ALI
ance who supports the combination. For this
purpose, large SUNS of money coming IRON
France, have been distributed amongst the |Ower
orders and soldiers, and no effort, have been spar
ed either to inHame the one or to correct The |
other
80 those who have nothing TO lose, p'ass 4
and destruction are mere subjects OF amusement |
they are even looked upon as legitimate means Of
bringing themselves Into power. SUCH Is tR
case with those pseudo. patriots amongst US, VII
would sooner see their beautiful country torn b.
civil disscntiuns, or abandoned TO the sword
the stranger, than renUuace their ambitious Pm
jccts-projects which have. unfortunately, ever
prospect Of being realised for time, unle"
Prince Leopold promptly resolves to accepts
crown.
This important question vitality connto"
not with the Independence Of this count! ao'f
but with the peace Of Europe, IS no Longer
mere matter Of speculation, but an Ind'Pu'au:
fact reduced to the narrowest possible IlrI1 10
space.
! 1.-The Congress meets on the 18th. lhie",H
/ Ministers are enabled to Law before thit OH'
upon that or the following day, some deci''
, and positive answer some documents " VIZ
they can prove that few days must DaAs wv
negotiation TO delinitive and successful 'e'a'
nation. they must either resign, or yeld"s '0"'
national impulse, declare war on lioiIa1''
The results VI such declaration te!''
no explanations. they are self.eyiJent' war VIZ
! Holland must be war Of aggression. h',
. possible in this case TO suppose that EnS'-L1
Prussia would remain tranquil spectators ~,
must interfere The natural Consequence
such interference would be general 'ouD1
a. H. lssis