Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
rvo n.ys LATER FROM FRANCE.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
Nrw YoRk. May l1.-At very late hour
th;s morning. we received our Paris papers,
brought by the Havre, arrived at Newport. Our
nrevi ous atlyices from Paris were to the SOth OF
March. inclusive. and our present papers are
only TO the first of April, inciuslse-two days Ia
for We add such extracts and TRANSACTIONS as
are of any interest.
The Austrian Observer, the government paper
in Vienna. conyratulates the country upon the
naci6c character of the new French Minister
It adds. The great majority of the French ma
ton concur in these principles. All Europe
shares them, governments and people. 1t only
by the preservation of peace. and nv the re-esta0-
lishment of the internal tranquility OF states, that
the evils which now Cypress nations so heavily
can be removed, property secured, trade revived
and credit restored. TIE Austrian government
openly declares it as its own; and every Anstrl-
an. who loves his monarch and his country, will
render homage to it,
FRANCE.
An Association against Anarchy was about
being formed in Paris, by the creditors OF II
nation, creditors generally, owners of stocks, H'-
nufacturers. merchants and operatives in every
branch of business. Their constitution was to
be framed and published speedily. Theptogram
of their operations states that they exclude on
ly the EauleurS Of new anarchy under the name
of republic, or, what is the same thing. under
that of republican monarchy, and the meters
of new war of aggression and propasandsm in
Europe' The article is very long one, and
seems to evince determination, on the part OF
large and influential body of citizens. to preserve
order, aud take care Of their private interests and
comfort.
We find in tie Gazette de France OF the first
April, resignation by the Compile de Pre-, Lieu
tenant General commanding the second military
division, of his membership in the Partisan As
ISOLATION, in consequence, as he states. OF com
munitation made TO him on the Esd March, by
the Minister of War, who suggested that such
membership was incompatible With his military
duties.
| There was disturbance in Nismes on the 2lst
March, recalling to mind, says the Gazette du
Mudi, the terrible days Of 1892. Three orders
of arrest were issued from the cor royale. in con-
sequence of assassInations committed on the 27th
February. One of them was executed at SIX
O'Clock On the morning of the above day. The
people collected in various grOupes to effect the
release of the prisoner. The troops of the line
turned out, and the municipal and military au-
thorties presented themselves to the rioters, and
were insulted. After being dispersed, there was
general meeting in the place DIES Carmes. and
the tocsin was sounded. The prisoner was not
released in the issue, but the town was in fer
ment all day.
The subscription for the Poles was going on
with spirit IN all parts of France, as appears from
the papers. and from supplement to the Con-
stitutionneI of the latest date. The amount of
this second list is 100, 900 francs.
At review in Paris, grenadier of the first
company of the first battalion Of the 18th legion
of the National Guards, at the moment the King
passed him, shouted Viue le Roll Nnou fam la
guerre! AS soon as the King was at distance,
Col. Agier, who was in command OF the legion,
formed the company INTO circle, and having as
certalned who the man was, put his expulsion
from the corps to the vote, which was carried In
the affirmative, and executed on the spot.
The. Ambassadors of Russia, Austria, and
the BeIgic Envoy, had each private audiences
with the King of the French on the 30th. Count
Villain, member of the Belgic Congress, bad ar
rived in Paris. ona special mission.
We find, says the Journal du Commerce, that
! it was not Gen. de Bourmont, but his son, who
wished TO proceed to Madrid, and whom the Spa
nish authorities at BadajoZ enjoIned to return IN
| to Portugal.
The MOnlteuT COntdiio oihIi"i P"o'@o'o
of the law authorizing the city of Paris to raise
loan of $4,000. 900 francs.
IN. Casimir Perier," says the Tribune, "wish-
ing to make display of force in foreign po-
Iicy, has addressed note to Count d'Appo-
nv. the Austrian Ambassador, demanding expa-
| nations as to the occupation of Bologna Dy the
Austrian troops: and this time has said very Sc
rousIy that France could not consent. The
Ambassador replied, that the occupation of Be-
Iogna had been concerted between Prussia, Rus
STA, England and Austria; AMI that the Austrian
Government was resolved to stHe rebellion
,Ohersver it might break out"
| Stock Erchlnge, March 80 -Haypast -Four
o'clock.-The panic which prevailed yesterday
has in some degree subsidized, but transactions
have been limited. Some purchases, however,
having been made, gave favorable impulse to
the Market. and quotations have experienced an
Improvement One of the boldest spectators in
the market has been obliged to liquidate his &C
counts; he has suffered losses this month to the