Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURop,
OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoHK AMERrc,y ,
Saturday Evening April l6, : o'clocL

mol. whence she sailed on the 9th of Mar
we have London dates Of the Esd, and Lyern.0
Of the cath, iaclusiye-,hree days later than /,
the Hibernia.
The intelligence, notwithstanding the very la.
dates BY the Hibernia, is full Of interest.
On the elst of March, the project of Pa,li,
mentary Reform was taken up in The House Of
Commons. on the motion for the second readmc
Of the bill. A long deeate ensucd, aud uuon
taking the question in the fullest house ever
known. the votes for the second reading wer,
$40. acains, it 5Ol--majority in favor cf the ,e.
cond reading, ONE. The time for going into
committee of The whole on the bill was fixed E-
the Cd Of April.
Public feeling appears to run high in England
on this subject, and vast numbers of petitions are
nou,ipg into Parliament in favor of Reform, a,
well as more or less againstit. II the bill should
be finally lost. after the h. h expectations t.,
have been raised respecting the success Of Il.
measure, we are apprehensl'e 1t may give rise %
some disturbances IN the Kingdom
The Russians, at the latest intelligence fir
Poland, had rot made any new attack upon /.
Polish forces. The weather is SAID to have Ec,.
ed very unfavorabe for military operations, L.,
! ,hawing Of the snow aud the breaking up Of 4,
| ice in the Vistula.
Field Marshal Diebitsch has set ii liberty P.
lish prisoners of war: each Ot them received IT,.
| ducats and Proclamation 10 the Poles.
The Governor Genera! of Warsaw. Nj. We've
zinski, and the Vice Governor, Me>lCiowki, hl.
resigned.
A letter from Frankfort, dated March lGt..
states the central force ut the Polish army, COZ.
oentratcd in the villages westward OF WARSAW,
at abou, Sc, 600 regulars. $4,000 volunteers q,
irreguars, 5000 scylhemen, and &c field pieces;
independent Of 10000 men, and l. Guns, aatc,
General Dwernicki, in the walwodship of Saudi,
MIR.
The same letter says, " II is affirmed on tie
best authority, that the Russian loss in killed
wounded, and missing, since the opening Of d.
campaign, amounts to 5000 men, and IS sgN
of various calibre. The sick are numerous, an
are placed at 7OCO. There has been no want
provisions hitherto. and by general order. elt
man is provided with six days rations, constant
renewed
FRONTIERS OF PoLAND, March 5.-Thc ma
body of the army has returned to tie left bank \
the Vistula, and is cncamped near the village Il
firmad that the change in the command Of III.
army was owing to the opinion expressed By
Prince Radzivil and General WissenhOi, tt
head of the Moderate party, that enough h.
been done even for the military honor Of The
Poles, and that, considering the impOssibliy d
longer resisting the Russian powers, the wbs.
course would be to enter into negotiations. TX
present COMMANDMENTS Chief was of a d!ferel.
opinion, and The Poles, considering the intrepid
ty with which he had fought at Dobre, prOclaIr
ed him Gcncraljssimo. Prince RadziyiIl, Gel
Wicscnhul, aud three other Generals. laid dow
their commands, and were suspended from thti
functions. The Polish Government has gSel
orders to form magazines on the road to Silesn
which indicates that the army will retreat In lhl,
direction. The weather is very bad. The VIZ
tula has risen tOan extraordinary height, and lie
roads are impossible except the causeways: hence
parties will experience delay for some time 70
come.
LONDON, March 23.-We received last night
the Paris papers Of Sunday and Monday. That
capital is reported as perfectly tranquil up d
midday on Sunday, the apprehensions ola Dis
tdrbance, which had been literally INDUCED q
for some days preceding, not having been bapl
ly realised on that day. The Ministry were uF
on the alert to repress cOmmCtlon, and, in OTdt|
to be in better condition to do So had assem-
bIed in Paris an immense military force, some
the papers estimating it at $4,000 regular trOOr|
TO give color to this measure, the Moniteur la
explained that the only object was review
the King, and his majesty being DESTROYS Of ga
flying the Parisians by displaying "the degree
discipline to which the young army had attained
In the same spirit with these demons traons,
Casimr Perrier had addressed circular to b
Projects of the Departments, enjoining them
enforce the laws against tumuituary mee'I0:
with high hand, to overawe sediIon, but tON
spect public opinion when temporarily and CO..
stitutionally expressed. Three Journals had b''
already seized upon trifing charges Of hl'I'
used incorporate language with reference gu'
Government; and a position had been al'o fn'
up against the "Patiiot,c" Association; VII.
are spreading throughout France, by dec'al
the posting Of their affiches illegal. THIS Il's
a strong measure. but the opening Of the MaI
teriaI campaign against popular opinion Is "ai'
ed in all respects by great boldness, II no' VI
temerity.
His Majesty was going TO reside with nl' ''l
at the Tuileries, at the urgent solicitation T.,
said, of the new President Of the Council. u.
Sebastlani, to whose lot the most unpopular
of the late Ministerial professions fell, was a's
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