Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-03

to the Polish ENJOYS at Paris. The document is
most affecting and impressive. 1t charges the ca.
binets Of England and France With bad faith, and
adds, that if Poland be again enslaved, its Tate
must be attributed to their "hypocritical sympa-
thy" K
The London Morning Chronicle Of the slst
says;-we yesterday received the Paris Papers
of Sunday aud the Messenger DIES Chambers, dat
ed Monday.
The contents of these papers, as well as our
correspondence, are of the most serious import
Great changes at Paris are unavoidable.
But, besides the affairs Of the north of Europe,
France, it would appear, has threatened Spain.
in case the Government of that country inter.
feres in Incorporating contest between Don Pc
dro and Don Miguel. The Constitutional gives
pas sages from note presented by the French
Charge d'Afairs at the Court of Madrid, init
mating that departure on the Partof Spain from
the principle of non Intervention, would lead to
the crossing of the Pyrepees BY the French troops
OP.Q. gives spirited account of the distur-
Dances in Paris on the receipt Of the news of the
! fall OF Warsaw.
| The Reform Bill was discussed in The House
Of Commons on the 2lst, and continued to the
next day.
MIR. Washington Irvine, the Charge d'Aifaires
from the United States, accompanied By the new
American Minister, visited Viscount Palmcrston
yesterday at the Foreign Office.
| Te,,sJo 81 ne or D-n,o, n, N,,,l,u
evening two natives of France. man and woman,
arrived at this port in the MonongaheIa, Captain
Dixey, from America. On Tuesday morning,
in consequence of some information he had re-
ceived. the vgilant Superintendent Of our Police,
Dock, and succeeded in recovering the property
which they had brought with them, to the amount
of 100000, being part of the jewels stolen from
the palace Of Brussels about two years ago. At
the time the robbery was committed, the thieves
made their escape. by way of Havre, to Ameri-
ca, and no trace Of the property was discovered
until July last, when the Collector Of New York
seized upwards ef 42l, 200 worth, in the possess
| sion OF man who was stated to be an Italian of
the name of Carara. He succeeded, however, in
eluding the search Of the police, and, in all pro.
liability, is one of the respectable individuals who
have DOW paid US a visit The original value of
the jewels was about 92ls, 100. We understand
the parties will shortly be sent to Brussels.
REFORM BILL.
On the evening of the 10Th, the Reform Bill
was up for third reading.
Lord John Russell moved the third reading of
the Reform Bill, which, curiously enough. owing
to no one rising till after the Speaker had put the
question, and declared that the Ayes had it.. was
@.
Scarlet rose, but the Speaker did not allow him
to proceed The division was IS to IS. New
clauses, and several amendments were then pro-
posed and adopted after which Lord j. Russell
moved I" that the bill do now pass''-a motion
that was hailed with good deal of cheering-
The question, however, it will be seen, was de-
bated. Sir ]. Scarlet rising in good time TO pro-
test against the g New Constitution An ex-
tended but very desutory debate ensued. Uti.
mately the debate was adjourned until this day.
FRONTIER OF POLAND. I
SEPT 29.-Accounts from Warsaw, of the
9Th in the evening, announced that the army is
included IN the eapitulation, and has sent Ge- /
neral to the Grand Duke Michael to recommend
itself to the clemency Of the Emperor. whose
commands it will await at PIock.-( Berlin Jour. .
nal, published by Spauer.)
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE
OF WARSAW.
The Prussian State Gazette Of. the 18th Sep.
TENDER, contains two accounts from the Russian
Head Quarters. The first dated Nadarzyn, Sept. |
>, describes the preparations made for storming |
the intrencbments of Warsaw, and expresses an |
apprehension that the negotiations commenced by
General sannenberg, may not have favorable
result but adds, that il the attack on the entrench
ments should be successful, perhaps the voice of
reason may be listened to, and then it will re-
quire but short time to come to an understand
ing.
The second report is dated Warsaw, Sept. 8.
1t relates with more detail. but in substance the
same as the report already received, the circum-
stances of the attack on the entertainments of
Warsaw On the second day. Sept. y Count
Paskewitch received confusion from cannon