Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-07
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Capt. Hebbard. of the Packet ship Hannibal,
at New York, brought single copy OF the Lon
don Times of May cd, being one day later from
England, for the perusal of which we are III
debted to the editor of the Journal Of Commerce.
The dates from Raris are no later than the
e9th April. Our papers from the French Capi..
tai direct. have been two days later, viz: OF
May LIST. The leading editorial article OF the
Times commences thus The cause OF Re-
form prospers hey oud the most sanguine antlci-
pations of the most ardent reformers A week
has not yet elapsed since the elections began,
and already we can count victories more than
sufficient to assure US of ultimate triumph
1t is denied BY the Times that the Ministers
forbade the police to interfere with the MOB VINO
broke the windows and houses OF those who
would not illuminate in honor OF the prorogation.
The funeral rites Of the Duchess of Yelling
ton, took place on the lst Of May. Lord Ma
ryborough was chief mourner.
Brussels papers Of the S0th April, had reach,
ed London. The military movements indicated
an apprehension, or rather, perhaps, desire Ior
hostlites with Holland. There had been some
disturbances at Antwerp, caused by the conduct
of Is or 1000 volunteers, who insisted upon be-
ing quartered upon the citizehs, ihs'eau VI 80
ing to the barracks.
Count l.. F. de Robiano de Borsbeck has as,
sailed the choice Of the Prince of SAKE Coburg
as King of Belgium, because he is an here,lc.-
Protestant.
The King Of Prussia has granted TO the pro-
vince conquered in 1915, the same municipal
franchises as are enjoyed by the subjects OF old
Prussia.
TheTimes publishes Several paragraphs of con.
tnenta news, noticing the frequent and rapid
movements Of cOuriers. calculated to induce a
belief that an attempt to mediate IN the affairs
of the Poles and Russians. is actually making
but adds that the autOcrat will refuse the Offer
The Augsburg Gazette. Of April Is, speaking
of the Polish War, says: ''Great events were to
be expected in about week. While, by the adj
vice of the Generalissimo, the Diet is considering
of the revocation of the decree by which the Pol
ish throne was declared vacant, thus showing IT.
self disposed to acknowledge the Emperor of Rus
STA as King of Poland, the army is preparing to
fight decisive battle"
The Times reviews the pamphlet which has
Just been published by NJ. Monthel, one OF the
Ministers of Charles X. i'll vindiCation OF the
DEGREES which were the immediate cause OF the
revolution in July. One of the facts disclosed by
the Ex-Minister, is, that on the persons taken by
the military on the 2Sth of July, cards were
found .'which indicated vast organization, and
marked out rallying points; printed orders Ot the
day, where the. different man9uvres necessary
to engage the troops, to surround them with bar
ricades, and assail them without risk, by hiring
upon them from the openings of the houses, were
arranged. These orders proved the existence oil
a previous plan, and the military experience OF
those who had drawn them up"
Portsmouth, .4pri SO.-The progress of Re-
form IN this County is rapid and nnndating. Sin
w. Heathcote has already resigned. and Mr..
Fleming, who was engaged here on "Wednesday
and Thursday in canvassing, has not the slightest
chance Of success. He cannot muster more than
$50 promises Of votes in The Island Of Pnrtssa
while no less than 1850 are registered agains,
him by his opponents, C. s. Letevre, Esq and
Sir James Macdonald. At Ellsworth he is pro
missed only 7, opposed to IS.