Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06
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"a ming. ulTnt- thS
lPrivate Correspondence.
n Wednesday evening, July 27.-Thi:
g. g., bsen devoted TO the celebration Of the
sil - f.te. TO commemorate the glorious spec
l,' - a,rsrncd by this Capital on the 9Th OF last
a.s 4, br.,k of day. vOiiies OF artillery an
july a ,be dawn Of this great anniversary; and
AOi''eu i, beautiful, the streets we're earl
> W. ~ with people. mostly in mourning or wear
,'0".'o arm. hands, who were Fastening TO the
n5 ne eo,p' lions where the King had to perform
i'A1 ,.S,a.,rbed ceremonies. Ia the Tuileries
,'e P.,,,oasd the artillery of the National Guard,
"'t teIsrh,rged guns from the terrace every quar-
WI, ,s "r bo9r. A,ll o'clock the King rode from
p,I,is ROYAL, along the Boulevards. to the
80 IS the Rastile, 20 Law the first stone OF the
S' 4n.,,nnmen,. His Majesty's cortege was most
lid Don Pedro, in an embroidered green
-" r,de by his side, and al! the Ministers
I w,,,ba,s. in full uniform attended him. lie
''' arery where received with the warmest
,hcers. 81, b. ,ho D..
Asap, where he assisted IN the management OF
~, funeral ceremony for the glorious dead oil
July. .. h., bo,,
IA Imam over the tonbs near the Louvre, anu
ham, Of above fifty musicians have been per-
.,,o,,r. spleum nlusic on the spot, at intervals,
since The morning
An those ceremonies were very imposing, and
,,La,,,;or oI the immense multitude in attend
Nv. ,,.. =, fac as | could observe IT. very cred
,,by, Ia the feeling of the people. The factious
,r,,ao the decorated Of July seem also to have
',,rs7dsd tbeir anlmOsiies. | saw very few In-
I,,d who hal not the cross suspended to their
,,h,,Is, and the number of workmen who wore
IN. DECORATIONS, sufficiently indicated the class
,h,b,J achieved the revolution Gen. Lafay-
no II Cassimir Perier, NJ. I.atitte, Gen. Gil
,,pI and several military officers all wore the
| Jgy order.
The King has this DAY issued some acts OF
,r,,a which ought to produce favorable i'm
nr,,>on Of his government, He has replaced
Cnpt de Laborde among his aides de- Camp,
and restored 10 a similar manner several miita-
RI, ppuis and officers who were dismissed Or sus-
gealrd at the beginning Of the present admuis-
ration, Tor having signed the manifesto OF the
NATIONAL Association.
Same other important arrests have been made
IA La yendee A distinguished member oi The
ancient Noaes family Is comprised, and lodged
IN the Conciegerle; he i, allied by marriase TO
the patriotic families of Lafayette and Laborde.
There Is repo,, to-day that the Duke Of An
sOulrme IL hoy ering upon the French trontie, -
'le government. however. do not believe in it:
'hCy have obtained some curious ln'ormauon re-
,pectas the projects If the Duchess OF Berri
aud NJ de Blacas. WHY does the latter compro-
mise the mild and aged lady of his name who re-
sides in Paris:
From tie Observer Of July 81.
BELGIUM.
The transports Of the Belglans on the arrival
Of their elected King have not yet subsidized. Balls,
reviews, and public professions succeed each
Oher in regular order, and almost every
DAY tor the ensuing month has its appointed fes-
uUiy. On the 28th his MEjes;y set out on Il
lour through the Provinces 10 review his armies,
an, IN the 9TH Of August he is to return 20 Brus-
>els Tor the purpose of presl,rg over tie impor-
ant relmc'ngS which are here expected to COM
mence; unless, indeed, The Ming Of Holland per-
'tS IN refusing recognise hi, lille 10 the crown
and them indeed, he will be called on to take
the held IN his own defence. The runors Of such
an mtention Oh the part Of HIS Majesty of Ho-
2hd have been very rlle du,ine the week: and
ne reported reviews of his arm,e.. as well IS the
peech he has addressed 10 them. would lead 10
a0elet, that he either entcrtains disposition TO
'nack the Belsldns himself or thu he i strongly
urged to 1t BY others. 1t is understood that his
''rces amount TO nearly one hundred thousand
aeo' al IN the highest state of equipment; and
TIE HertlNns which he has lately made to raise
"V'ey O' 'Oan, certainly favor the report that he
wv not quietly submit to the terms If the proto-
o''' ana the loss OF the better part NJ his domi-
Mons Io' ~ The me'u time King Leopold has form
W h.' Ministry. IL consists of NJ. de Mulenare,
rOt'-n Aaal>; II. Os>y, Finance; NJ. Ralkem.
>..e' VI. 9ufaniy aud VI. Savage remnir-
.'T "'Ntr mi',i>Ier Of War, and the latter of
~'e''Or .heIr disposition with respect to
rsu po!lcy ace lot vet known; but as the
'6N Ne aaPp.;ated of the Powers who issued
''ooco'', q seems but rational to conclude,
t, I ~ me! are o"and to support his authority,
'4' not cleo Ell any man who would he ,I;snos.
S'th Any contest betweeen the Bel,
i,,,I Iu ue Ouch, is, however, much 70 be
5.,'u' Ior' however the allies may have seem
" put tosethe, with respect to Belqiom.
p. ,1a De no doubt. that both Prussia and
'S - really ay"rse 10 the arrange ment. and
.., 5.'r' avail themselves Of any opportuni.
p, RUSSIA AND POLAND.
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