Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21

f,cn,rai Barrels, about 1000 strans. will remain
momeutarily upen the Belgic territory at the de-
mand and at the disposal Of King Leopold. The
head quarters Of Marshal Gerard and OF his RoyaI
U;gbness the Duke of Orleans, will be transferred
to Maubeuge. where acamP.wlll pc ior''eu DC
hind and near that town"
We find the following article in the semaphore'
OF Marseiles:
sit ia said. that Immediately after the resisna-
,ion of NJ. Arnavon, sixty cartainS ana othef "ui,
GERS will also give theirs. 1t Is also sad that all
those designations are caused by the re-organ'za'
ton Of the National Guard If this organization
should take place, it WI! be an additional element
to civil war"
The same journal says. in another article, Let
the Goyernment reflect well; Marseliles is me
point to which the eyes OF the whoie SCUM Is
turned Let civil war break out at Marseiiies'
and il will soon be in the Var and at Vaucinse,
in the Gaud and IN the Herault The Cari!s's
are organiZed; their chiefs are appointed; tney
break out from time to time. 10 give signs OF me
to their adopts, and to feel the ground: ne
Dutchess of Berry is at Mossa; Charles the 10th
has lust arrived there with train Of six carriages,
if tie letters from Genoa speak the truth. 4
steam boat is engaged, ready to put 10 sea at a
mo,nept's notice; the coasts Of Provence are not
| TOO well guarded, and in many places the exiles
of HOLLYWOOD would fad iriends-thanks to the
uen,Icness of the Director General of the Gus
| toms.
sit is necessary that the Southern departments
should be well governed. Men OF pure inten-
tons and we'll disposed towards the Government
are not sufficient, they must be cast in mould
of brass, and their souls should be as strolgly
tempered as those of the most remarkable citizens
Of ancient times or Of our days.
AUSTRIA.
CaoIEpA.-Beriia, .4ug. "a. The petition
sent to the Prussan Government by the Magis-
tracy of Konigsberg, unfortunately exhibits but
too faithfully the public feeling. 1t is said that
Duke Charles of Mecklenbourg, Commandant
General of the Gardes du Corps, is going to the
spot, furnished with unlimited power. 1t is
doubted, however, whether he will be able to eff.
feet any thing more than the temporary dismissal
of the President Of Scboa. There is misunder
standing among the Senatory Commission. Dr.
Rust believes in the contagion, while his adver-
saries do not adopt it without restriction. People
have no doubts but the disorder will soon reach
Berlin. 1t is hoped, however, sufficient time
will elapse for the weather to become cooler.
when the disorder will, perhaps, only assume the
form Of cold fever. as was the case at Dantzlc,
and will cause the cholera to disappear intlrely.
The city of Breslau has asked for permission to
organize a National Guard. A ministerial re-
script has Just been issued, forbiddipg political
COW rsatlons in the colleges and village schools.
II is also forbidden to allow children learning to
write, to do SO from copies containing political
maxims.-.augSburg Gazette.
The Vienna Court Gazette SAYS. that Drs.
Zhubea and UIerch, who were sent to Russia
and Galica to observe the cholera, and who have
now returned, have declared, on an accurate ex-
amnat,n of the six persons brought into the Ge-
neral Infrmary at Vienna, that they are by no
means effected by Oriental Cholera, but with a
disorder common here, and is essentially differ
emf, and that there is every reason to expect their
recovery.