Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-28

green pastures.
The Turkish Government Gazette publishes
an extract from BrOussou's Lecture on the Cho-
lera.
The American brig Casenove. Corey, was adj
vertised for freight for the Archipelago or Medi-
terranean We find no other American vessels
mentioned in the Constantinope paper.
CoNsrANrIxopLE. June 4.-rhe remainder OF
the Ottoman fleet sailed to-day, consisting OF two
ships of the line, one frigate, two corvettes anu
briggs, lowed by the English steamboat
Frequent conferences are held at the Porte
1t is affirmed to-day that the Protocol relatingto
the limits of Greece, has been signed. lt'se'en
said that the English consent to abandon the loni-
all Islands. Creep aud Corfu, and that they are
to be added to New Greece The Cession OF Can.
dia is beyond doubt
The same reports, as we learn, were current
IN SMYRNA, but nothing positive was known on
these subjects. One of the SMYRNA papers re-
iects the report in relation to the lonlan Islands,
as very improbable.
Nj Linant, a French traveller, has discovered
gold mine on the mountains near the shore OF
the Red Sea, a short distance from Cossier.-
Five boxes Of the ore have been brought to Cat
ro, where essays are to De made. Some OF the
specimens have yielded 90 per cent. which Is
equal to the richest Peruvian ore. This dscove-
nv has given Mehemet Ali the highest delight;
| but it threatens the Abandonment OF cotton,
if it should prove aat,erug-N. I. Dan. .7dr.
.arrirai in alexandria Of .fbdaHah, FT-Pachn
of .4cre. and inferriev Of the same aeith Mehe-
met iii, piceroy Of Egypt
| fra slated from the ian, printed at Aexani'is
Whilst Egypt, exuIting with jog on the first
announcement of the fall of Acre. taken by as
sault, and Of the surrender Of AbdaIlah Pachs IN
to the hands Of his conqueror. awaited. with aux
iety, the details Of the memorable exploit OF the
eth of MAY, on the 81 of June following. sud.
denly apppsred in view OF Alexandria, vessel
of var beian.ing g MS Hiehness, making on It's
approae n sipnais. announcing the arrival OF per-
SON of distinction. and firing successive sautes;
a boat wa, Immediately despatched towards her.
in order 20 learn the cause OF her appearance.
| His Hishpess the Viceroy happened to be at
the naval arsenal, and rumor having gone torth
that the vessel in question was bearing to Alex
andria the valorous ex.P acha Of Acre, the eyes
and attention Of the Whole city were so"n uiFe"t
cd towards it, The return Of the boat despatch.
ed could. however, alone render certain TINS re-
port for many reasons justified conjecture that
the man Of war would bring back messenger
despatched from Acre conremporaneous'y win
the courier who announced the tall oil Acre.
!
commander of the vessel, and it having been un-
derstood tina, the above named lustrious person
age was OH board. The messenger speedily return
cd. and directing himself tn the naval arsenal
where his Hghness still remained. matte known
the result of his mission. The Vlceroy, on IN
ouirinp az to the state of mind Of Abdaliah, and
i learning that his inequletude. from ignorance OF
the welI.known nagnanimity of the Viceroy, was
very great, Immediately ordered out his own barge
for the reception Of his prisoner, desiring 'hat 'ie
same, together with his son Kiabia, shnud be
conducted to the Vice.regal Palace, whittier ne
Immediately directed his steps. :,
Scarcely arrived here, he despatched IN the
same barge which he himself had just lett kcnJI
O,man, Paymaster General of the Navy per-
son well known to Abdailah, 20 meet the same,
and offer him every coincidence and assurance vi
generous treatment from himself :.
Then passing to his divan, and occupying ms
usual seat in it, his features appeared ciouded
with sadness, proceeding from sentiments OF con-"
passion. file remained about quarter OF an
hour without speaking, and on finally breaking ST.
lence observed II am told that Abdallah IS
overcome with great anxiety; wish to alleviate his
situation. and, SLOWING for once only an infractlon
Of the rlcors Of quarantine. | desire that tins
guest be at once admitted to pratique, IN order
that his mind. may be speedily tranqulIiZed."
The arrival of Abdallah Pacha was announced
bv the firing of salutrs, and crowds OF curious
Hocke,l to see him. Many distinguished person
ayes Of the Court also awaited his approach
On arriving at sunset. he and his kaja stepped
ashore. and were compmented by many officers.
The procession then advanced slowly towards
the palace, Abdallah looking down, and appear.
ing greatly afflicted. HIS stature IS ordinary and
he is somewhat thin, his beard scanty, his eyes
sparkling, and his countenance naughty His
age may be about SIS years. He wore long dress
Of blue cloth, resembling cloak, and covering
his other garments in the European style, as is
much worn in Constantinople by military men.
His hand was nesligently enVeioPed IN Casmlr
shawl.
After ascending the steps OF the Palace and
passing through the saloon. where were collected
large concourse Of spectators, Abdallah approach
ed the audience chamber. where The Viceroy was
seated. The apartments were magnlhcently
Illuminated On AbdaIIah's entering the cham-
Der. Mehemet Ali arose. and regarded him
WITH smiling couutenance, as IT eneouras-