Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-23

Governor Cass is plainly before nun
h,,k the department, i'll all its oPera''ons'
49,. o., of ia glory, which closed on the very
d,y on which it was dehled and 'snae'.' S S.
,anr,iole BY the entrance into't oil 'onn u. ',"'
~ and his train Of inexperienced li''era'e IT,
.ainers."
The President aplosises to Mr. insnam Tor
~ him :. Acting Secretary" by saying that
- :, b,ste--and yet the President 50 calls
10 - the hodv Of the note, and repeats it III the
,nperscrlPtiOn''
W. soa the following in the 81. Louis Mis-
.oo,n Beacon Of the 9th Instant;
I'VE are happy to announce tliat uehera's
,,.;oes and Atkinson. with the regular troops
'Sa rived from the Upper MISSISSIPPI having
'a' eunnI;.beJ, with the aid Of the Illinois mount
'I' ,"ap commanded by Gen. Duncan, and ae-
~ nnan;ed nv Governor Reynolds, the peaceaole
i~,I If the Indians. and dispersed a contede-
,or wbirb has been forming for twO years with
!,,,;hIs secrecy, under the famous sac Chief'
mI.oL Hswk. and the Winnebagn Prophet, who
i i' hoe, eudeayoring To revive the designs OF
49, famous Sha,eaee Prophet and lsc"n'seh'
TIE Us,ihsr.-The Thermometer on Friday,
sood at SSi'
y B. In the notice of Thursday, for Sunday
m. -,h. read the 18th of this month.
F,o,n Brazil. The brig Susan has arrived at
s,lam from St. Salvador, which place she lett
no 5,b If Iune. The New York Post states that
81. brings intelligence that there had been many
s,uruinary ssirrnishes between the Brazll'ans and
p,rturuese, in which the Portuguese were defeat
on with the loss Of many lives. The Brazilian
,,varrmeot had ordered all the old Portuguese to
ouit the country, and had given them thirty days
for that purpose. The country was ina more
ouist state than was represented at the last dates;
IN, ANARCHY and disorder were by no means sup
pressed.
From P,,ssia direct. The brig Czarlna, Capt
Dvyer, arrived at Boston on Monday from Cron-
stadt, whence she sailed on the 18th ct May and
from EIsipeur the lst June. Capt. Dryer reports
that very little was published at st. petersburg
relative to the Polish war, but that twas generally
acknowledged that the Russians had lost $4,000
men since the commencement of the camPa'sn.and
that the Emperor calculated to sustain loss OF
10000 men in the final subjugatiOn OF Poland
At Elsioeur it was currently reported that the
Poles, aided by Lithuanian insurgents, had cut oil
the supplies for the Russian army, and that Cen
Diebitsch would be obliged to enter the Prussian
DOMINION, and that wilma was in possession OF the
Insurgents. The last paragraph corroborates the
account that the Russian commander was moving
towards the Prussan border,
Ireland A late letter from Greenock, pub
!,shed in the New York American, gives fright
fnl. but, we trust. exaggerated picture OF mise
~ in Ireland:
Il neglected to mention TO you. In my last,
the state of Ireland from starvation. You will
get it all, no doubt, from the papers; but be as
Slred it is far from being exaggerated. One
writer mentions that, at the moment he wrote,
there were three Thousand Individuals on the sea
SnOre in sight, gathering sea.weed to boil tor sus
tenance. The cattle are bled, and the blood
boiled and used The seed potatoes dug up aud
deyoured; and, ere this reaches YOU, some THous
ASDs will have ceased from their misery, from
actual starvation. Now is the time for the friends
If Ireland with you to stretch forth bel pin:
hand. A few loads of foar would save thous
lnds and exalt the American name. In ihi'
COUNTRY, the poor are bad enough. God knows
bat not to be compared to the Irish. The more
see Of this country. the more see the demo
ralizing effects of pOverty-the oftener, and will
more feryOr, DO | exclaim, Happy. happy fine
rjcAr
French PCpers.-Paris papers to the soth o
May inclusive have been received at New York
But they supply no additional intelligence of mo
mcut. A few items are given below-such a
they are. ltdOss not appear to u, that the insur
rectOus in the rear OF the Russians, are in an
respect a. formidable as they are represented b
most of the Polish accOunts-mauy Of which ar
clearly written for effect. The King of Franc
vas in about a week, TO set out on another tou,
His majesty would first proceed to Valenciennes