Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-06

Of them, which might give occasion to rePrls"''
Our people remain on the alert 3
..Lastly. it is asserted that 100 Blscayans OF
the same district, taking advantage OF their De-
ING armed as National Guards, carry on contra,
band trade with open violence. and have killed
some Of the custom house officers.
s.Ail these accounts, though only reports, seem
to deserve some credit, for they are generally be-
lieved.
ITALY.
The following IS an extract from the Dauphin-
ois:-Savoy is tranquil, and, like Piedmont waits
for the effect of the good dispositions acquired
| from the new King-Like Piedmont, it is ready
to use every exertion to crush the Austrian IN
fiuence and to unite itself TO France sooner than
recognize as a sovereign slave ct Metternich.
"The Pedmontese troops, being aware OF the
approach of the numerous corps ct Austrlans,
are continually on their guard. The tendency
of feeling, which under Charles Felix was con-
ceaed. but is really IN favor of the French. scru'
pies less to show itself since the accession OF the
Prince of CarIsnan to the throne. The soldiers
in general burn with the desire of coming to open
hostilites with the oppressors OF Italy.
An amnesty is expected in favor Ut the ex'
lied Picdmontese. Ii is said that Austria has al
ready turned her attention to the affair. "-1 INES
| GREECE.
From the Constitutional
TRIEsE, May lO.-We receive melancho
news, from Corfu respecting the situation o
Greece. The uncertainty III which 1t is LETT VIII
regard to its definite condition, and the provl
siOnal situation III which it remains. and winch l.
extremely dangerous for nation which has ou
Just recovered from ardent excitement have
produced general uneaslness, which may leat
| III GS tnn n N
ny than ever Several I,lands-ior instance. lily
dra and Ispara-have hostcd the tricolored nag
as sign that they would prefer the dominion o
France to their present condition; and would sc
YER from Greece, unless the powers should IN
tervene, and consolidate the Government by TIT
choice of severe ign, Nothing has more injur
ed the new state than the refusal of Prince Leo
pold, which was the less expected, as the step
he had taken to be chosen were well known. Ii
instead of shrinking from the difficulties of tn
situation, he had boldly assumed the reins of go
vernment, he would probably have founded tn
happiness of that fine country. At present TN
Greeks cannot expect to be relieved from thei
distressing situation, except by the interference
of the mediatins powers. and especially by tn
speedy nomination OF Sovereign.
IRELAND.
town Yesterday; to the effect that O'Gormal
Mahon had been shot in duel with Captain NJ
Namara. We have reason to believe, from eve
~ inquiry we have made upon the subject; tina
the report is not fact.--DubLn Morning Register
The accounts from Ireland have awakened Bri
fish sympathy, and we are Informed that the pa
rshioners Of Chelsea propose to hold meeting
tor the alienation Of the sorrows now afiilctln;
our felow-subjects in the western districts o
Ireland. We recommend the example for imi
tation to the other and more opulent districts o
the metropolis and of the country generally.
on the borders of Tipperary, between Charlie
O'ConneIl, Esq. and g. Cummins, Esq. the for
mer attended by Charles Brennan, Esq. and thu
latter by Capt. O'Gorman. The signal agreed
upon was. s.Ready, fire." At the word ''rea
discharged his pistol in the air, and thus the al
fair erminated.-DuJlin Morning Reg.
County Of Clare.-One hundred Prisoner
faken.-It is our painful duty to announce tina
the reckless misguided peasantry of this distract
ed country still continue their lawless pursuits
unnfluenced by the admonitious Of those in whom
they have been wont to confide, and equally un
intimidated by the terrors of the law On Mon
day last. in consequence of private information
received by the Government, arrangements were
made for the detection of a numerous band u
combinators against the public quiet, and upward,
of hundred of them have been arrested, witt
the assistance of the military force stationed il
that county, and are HOW in confinement.
Dublin Times.
CHARLESTON, June 90.
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