Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-23
ONE DAY LATER FROM LONDON.

The ship Siroc, at New York, sailed from
Liverpool on the Goth of May, and brings a
London paper of the 18th.
The adyices from Vienna are to the 9th OF
Nav. Prince Jablownowski, formerly Imperial
Ambassador to the Court of Naples. has been
despatched to Turin to congratulate Prince Ca
rignan on his accession. Lord Cowley, The
English Ambassador has been recalled from Vi
emma to be succeeded by Sir F. Lamb, brother
Of Lord Melbourne. There IS a difference of
opinion at Vienna, as to what disposition will be
made OF the Poles who have entered the Austri-
an dominions Some friends Of the Poles affirm
that il is only a part of Dwernicki's corps who
sought refuge in the circle of Tomapol, and that
these. after LAYING down their arms, which would
he carried after them, may be conducted to the
old Polish frontiers near Cracow, whence they
mioht return without obstacle to- their own coun-
,ry Others affirm that the Polish fugltiyes will
remain in a depot in Austria, till the end OF the
revolution, but the military effects, arms, &c. as
government property, be given up to the Rus
slams.
Russian Courier had arrived at Vienna on
9Th Nav, having passed through Lithuanla. lie
alFr,us that the insurrection IN that province Is
almost entirely suppressed, several OF the IN
sursents having been shot.
The Standard Of May 10th says, " We under
stand Oh good authority, that negotiations are
actually entered into, under the mediation OF
Austria aud Prussia. Count LebZeltern and
Gen. Mufliing have, it Is said. actually arrived
at Warsaw for the purpose. The Russian army
is acquiring accessions of strength from the Ash
attic provinces. in detachments Of Bashkris and
other tribes; and Prussia has augmented her
cordoa saniiaue to 100000 men.
From, the London Courier, lHay l..
Il a.. ,.y,1.N
contain letter from the Archbishop OF Paris,
who had refused to administer the sacrament to
the celebrated x-constitutional.. Bishop, Greso-
rie, except upon the recantatlon oil the partlcu'
ular opinions supposed to be entertained by Ore
goire, who is now at the point o! oeath' Inc
archbishop. half afraid Of the Indignation Of the
French Ministry, by whose order more liberal
R;sbop was sent TO perform the sacred rite in
question, and by whom arrangements have been
male TO receive the body in the Church after
death. but, unable to conquer the Dreiudices OF
education and habit, calls upon the Clergy un-
der mis- control to enable him to reconcile the du
t;es Of his Office aud those required by his coun-
+rv. by uniting with him In entreating from the
mercy of Godone of those marks ofgrace Gn favor.
we presume. of the dying Conshtutlonaliso winch
tonch. calm and tranquilze. Such Is the Me-
tropolitan Bishop of regenenerated france
The Government. however, has done ITS duty.
1t is with regret we have to announce the death
,f one of the defenders of liberty, NJ. Labbev
de Pompieres, aged 81. By singular ooine'
deuce. 1t was only this morning, few hours be-
fore his death, that the decoration OF July, to
which he attached so much value, was granted to
him according to the Moniteur.
Cay. IL 0'clock.-We have no confidential
news of any interest this morning, and the Con
sol Markets consequently dull, with very little
business doing. :.
The opening price was s5as, but since then it
has declined to S2s, which is the nearest Quota
ton at present.
It's settling day in the Foreign stock Market;
but there are no material alterations IN any OF the
Securities.