Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


brought bv the last arrival from Europe:
- II is said that the British Envoy sent to the
Court Of st. Petersburg to protest against the
humiliation of Poland as announced in the Rus
sian Pr0camations, viii treat III the name OF Aus
tria and France at the same time that he did tor
England. 1t is added that he is authorised to
threaten the Emperor of Russia with an immedi-
ate acknowledgment of the Polish Government by
the three Courts, if Russia does not offer Poland
a rigorous execution of the Treaty Of 1915.
It appears that the discussion OF the proposition
Of Mr.. Baude, for the exclusion Of Charles y.
and his family, has not taken place in the Cham
Der of Peers. Violent opposition had manifested
itself Many speakers had enrolled their names
against the law, and its adoption was considered
doubtful. Such is the state of matters that the
session would probably pass before the discussion
could take place.
The Chamber Of Deputies would terminate their
legislative labOrs on the 18th of April, and the
dissolution take place on the 25th.
The Court Of Austria had receiveda verdict of
not guilty in favor of those charged with plots a.
gainst the safety Of the state.
General BelIard the French Minister Of Bel
gum, had left Brussels, bearing the official adhe-
sion of the French Government to the protocol Of
the 10th March last.
The Berlin Gazette of the 9Th April says. ga
Courier has brought to our cabinet the official
news Of the complete insurrection Of V0lhynia
and Lithuauia. General Uminski, who Quilted
Warsaw some DAYS siace with his Brigade of Ca
valry. without its being known what course he
would take, has deceived the vigilance of the
Russian Army s. suddenly penetrated into Lithu-
auia. Thepeopie every where received him with
transport. Already, it is said the movement has
penetrated to Mnsk, and the people have seized
r L. t.l Il
Grodno aud several other governments are in full
revolt"
lie Temps saws, that after communication from
the Diplomatic Corps, relative to Luxemburg
had been received, il was determined to defer the
answer to the questions relative to that country,
for two months.
Admiral yeroeuil had left Paris as Ambassa-
dor 10 Berlin.
The Hamburg Correspondent mentions re-
port Of the combined mediation OF England,
France, Austria, and Prussia, in the Polish Rus
sian affairs. According to this rumour the king
dom OF Poland is to be restored, the Saxon dy-
nasty is to be placed on its throne. and Galicia
and the Grand Duchy Of Posen are to be united
to Poland. As a Compensation for Galicia, 1t is
proposed to give Prussian Sesia to Austria,
and for the latter, the kingdom of Saxony to
Prussia.
The Quotdienne states that the Court of Rome
objects to conferences being opened in that city
relative to the affairs of ltsly and that Cardinal
Bernetti has formally notified it to NJ. dc ST.
Au!are, in order that he may acquaint his gov
eminent with the determination.
The Moseie Meta Courier OF April 10,
says:-The Prussian Government has ordered
the levy Of all the OF the corps 9f 1896,
p, 2S, 29 and so. There we've no more land
wahr In tho fSfh t,vn r0in m, from (ohlpntT
sat out from the environs Of Treves for Luxem-
boury. The weekly Journal at Treves states
that corps of 20, coo from the interior of Prus-
STA has assembled on the frontiers OF France and
Belgium, and that the troops Of the Germanc
considerations are expected at Treves.
HAMBURG. April Letters from Varsove
announce that the nobility and peasantry of Viii
ma and its environs were in full insurrection.
The Austrian Observer, after giving detailed
account of the progress Of the Austrians in Italy,
states that the revolution in the States of the
Church is now at an end, and that as soon as
public order shall be perfectly re-establshed the
Papal dominions. The number Of fugihves TAX
en- with Gen. Zucchi on board the vessel of Anco-
liza amounts to 9S. The sailors of the vessel as
sert that the fugitives had thrown fifteen large
parcels overheard, which are presumed to con-
tain money as tits well known that Zucch had
with him considerable sums.
The Bologna Gazette announces, under date
of Ancona, March 81, that since the arrest of
Gen. Zucchi and his companions, the insurgents
who were assembled at ST. Leo had dispersed,
and 1000 Austrian soldiers were marching to-
wards Folisno.
The Milan Gazette gives the following ex-
tract of q letter from letter from LeghOrn, dat
ed March H." Lueien Bonaparte arrived here
this evening. with one Of his sons, who will re-
main in our fortress till he embarks for America,
for which country his father has decided he shall
proceed without delay"
From the London Courier of y3prH Is.
We have received the Paris papers Of We'd
nesday, (lsth) and the Messenger des Chambres
dated Yesterday. There is nothing in those pa
pers relative to the Austrian Intervention in TIA
iy, but we are told, that the Duke of Modena
has con6scated the property Of the Jews, who
took part in the revolt against him, aud imposed
upon them besides fine Of 600, 900 francs-the |