Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-06

TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Npw York, Feb 1--WE stop the press 10
announce the arrival of the ship North America
Capt. Macy, from Liverpool, with Lonao" dates
of the SO,h and Liverpool Of the Slst Dece"oef'
She was boarded by our News Collector 50 "''es
to the S. E. Of the Hook. -Cor. y Eng
The discussion in the French Chamberof Peers
on the abolition Of anshereditary Peerage' hah
been carried on with much vigor. private iet'
fer states that the final discussion closed on the
9th inst. and that the chief article Ut the minis
terial project aboishing hereditary succes'on'
was adopted by majority of ios to e.; The
Young Duke of MontebelIo "a son OF Marshal
Lasnes) violently opposed the measure TO the
great surprise of every body. Z.
Gen. Sebastiaua, the French Minister OF Fo'
rei.n Affairs, was seriously i'll and unable to at
tend to the duties of his office. The President
of the Council. NJ. Perier, was appointed to per-
form them during the illness of NJ. Sebastian.
Some disturbances had taken place in the pro.
vince of Luxembourg. which by the articles agreed
upon by the London Conference, it will be reco-
Iected, was partly to belong to Holland and part
iy to Belgium. A body of 500 men had taken
arms in favor of the pretensIons OF Holland. and
some blood had been shed. Apprehens'ons are
EXPRESSED that the settlement Of the disputes be-
tween the two countries would in consequence
become more difficult. The King of Holland
continued to refuse his adhesion to the terms oil
the Conference.
An extensive and destructive fire had taken
place in Liverpool. The loss is estimated at
100000. The premises Of Messrs. Bateman &
Co. general brokers, were destroyed.
A loan for Belgium, to the amount of two mil
lions sterling, has, it is said, been taken by the
Rothschild.
A party, under the command of Gen. Tori
jos having left Gibraltar for the purpose Of land
! ing in Spain and overthrowng the existing gov
eminent. was driven on shore by some Spanish
Guarda Costas five leagues to the west Of Mala-
ga, where they were surrounded by large body
of troops and compelled to surrender. Orders
were despatched from Madrid for their immedi-
ate execution, and the whole party. amounting
to So, were shot, including an FngIishman, whom
the representations Of the British Ambassador
could not save.
| Nothing further had been done in relation to
the Reform Bill A persuasion seems gaining
ground that 1t will now succeed in the House of
Lords without much opposition.
The expedition against Don Miguel had not yet
sailed. The Congress frigate, which forms part
Of it, had, it was reported, been lost; it turned
out. however. not to be true; the report took its
rise in the circumstance Of part Of the crew,
composed of English sailors. having refused to do
duty. The Marquis Pamela had arrived at
Paris, where Don Pedro still remained.
The Presidents Message adreached England;
it is highly spoken Of in the London journals
United States Bank Stock it will be perceived BY
our quotations had risen 92 share in London.
The Cholera appears to be spreading in all d.
| rec,ion 1t had reached Walesend & broke out
at Gateshead, on the south side oft he Tyne. In
IS hours, 119 persons living there were seized
with the disorder.
The Sun of the 29th says, the latest accounts
respecting the Cholera are most frightful-m0s'
appalling! The plague is traversing the north
with giants speed, and more than giants en-
ergy. Youns and old-the feeble and the strong
tile dssolute and the abstemious-.all fall before
it. /. is now at the gates of Edinburgh; at Had
dington, at which place three deaths have alrea-
DIV taken place. But at Gateshead, the mortality
is terrific. The pestence RACES in every quar-
ter of that town, aud the inhabitants are COM
pletely panic struck.
CHOLERA MORBUS.
Daily report Of Cholera Cases.
CENTRAL BOARD OF H.ALTH,
Council Office, Whitehall. Dec. go.
Sunderland, Dec 27-Remaining at last re.
port. g.; new cases 9. Died, o; recovered, l; re
naming, 7. Total cases from commencement of
disease, 528; deaths, 1856
Newcastle, Dec. 27.-Remaining at last report,
q n.o.l n. n.