Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-06

Us this afternoon, by the arrivals from France
that an Austrian army of 100. 600 men Is march ,
ing to invade France. The King OF the French
has certainly been suddenly recalled from his
tour, to Paris; whether in reference to the above
affair or not We must leave for time to deter
mine. Mr. Crotch one OF the Government mes
seneers, arrived this afternoon from Rome"
Correspondent ofthe Globe
A great number of Frenchmen are proceeding
to Algiers by Toulon, in order to settle IN that
country, where they can easily procure land at
rent of francs so cts per acre.
Cholera MorJus.--A letter received from 81;
Omer, states that the symptoms of that dreadful
disease the Cholera Morbns. have appeared a
mong some English families in that town. we
trust our Ministers will take every precauuon 70
keep the horrid disorder on the other-slde oi The
channel.-Nesos.
A private letter of March 80, from Alexan-
dria, states, . that the Pacha of Egypt continues
his friendly disposition towards the French. es'
tabiished IN his dominions, and daily man'fcstS
more attachment tn Louis Philip. from whom ne
has Just received fresh proof OF good will, oy
their leaving To him an Alserlne frigate and
schooner. which had been In the Nile since 1927,
and which belonged to France in virtue of the
conquest of AIgiers. Hence such commercial
speculatiuns as the distressed state OF the coun-
try still permits are entered upon with conf
dence, but they are not very extensive"
From The Times ofths 2sth
BELGIUM.
By the Brussels mail. which arrived yester-
day, we receive the Beigic papers to the a5th.-
At Na,nur conflict took place on the 22d be-
tween company of Lancers and corps OF Vol
unteers, in consequence of which General Mel
yI,n LODI .ha lat
arrest The unsettled state of the Government
render such instances of Military characterization
by no means surprising. The proceedings OF the
Congress on the esd are important, though the
22d Protocol had not been communicated to the
Belgian Legislature. Ii will doubtless give a
still more interesting colour to the discussions OF
that assembly. We are, informed that the COM
municaton Of that document has actually been
made to the Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
accompanied BY note, requiring the assent OF
his Government to the award Ut the Five Pow
ers on or before Wednesday next.
The Dutch Government, IT is said, has reius-
ell TO acknowledge the receipt Of the overture for
a negotiation between Belgium and Holland,
made by NJ. Lebeau, the Belgian Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.
LONDON, May 9Oth--AIthough the discussions
concerning the election of Prince Leopold to the
throne of Belgium have not yet commenced, i, is
evident, from the preliminary proceeding and
the express declaration of the deputies, that his
Royal Highness will have great majority of the
Congress In his favor. Out of 122 of the men,
bers present, 90 declared themselves his sup
porters, and only two pronounced themselves a.
gainst him, the rest reserving their votes
Times.
CoNsrANrlNopLE, April e5.-Dand Pacha,
the rebelious Governor of Bagdad, has submit
ted to the Porte.
The Turkey mail arrived this morning, with &C
counts from Smyrna of the 18th, and from Con-
stantinople tothe s9th ult. They are generally
silent as to the Instructions mentioned in the
French papers; there is, however, no doubt
great movement, as 500 persons were put to death
in one night, and great number of bodies had
been seen in the Bosphorus; but the details we
are Enabled yet to give.-Iimes.
BELGRADE, May I'VE learn from Nissa,
under the date of the 2sth Of April. that the van
guard OF the insurgents, commanded by the Pa
cha of Wrana and Persoreld, attacked on the
twenty. trst of April, the Grand Vizier's troops
near Pielopo, but was completely beaten and put
to flight with the loss of 1000 men. Mustapha
Pacha, on hearing this news, Immediately ad-
vanced to repair the disaster, and met with the
VIA poopo VII Sou' IA teiiioio
battle began, and the canonade was heard the
whole day, but the result is not known. The
Mail from Constantinople has arrived here by
way of Sophia as usual.
We learn with satisfaction, through the Ger
man papers, that the troops of the Sultan have
gained advantages over the Pachas who had re-
beed against the civil and military institutions
of this reforming Prince.
SPAIN.
"BAyoNNE, May II.
(E1tract Of private Letter.
"Private letters from Madrid oflhe 10th inst.
announce that some persons are daily hanging
there. but that they are merely robbers. As for
persons accused Of political transgressions, the
military commission is in no haste to try them,
but rather endeavors to make them more forgot
ten, and to save them, because they belong to
families whose powerful interest has succeeded
10 softening the judges. Nevertheless, the po-
lice. always threatening, watches day and night,
and this represses every manifestation of opinion:
every body trembIes for himself and his connec-
tons. Three days ago something occurred on
our frontiers which made the departure of some
troops of the garrison of Bayonne necessary