Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-07


nance of the general peace may more than ever
be reckoned upon"
The Messenger des Chambres informs US that
the French Cabinet is to be modified under the
instructions Of Prince ralleyrand, and that Nj.
de Rgay. is to be placed at the head of the Coun-
Gil, NJ de Talleyrand declining office tor him.
self This is premature. Nj. de Rlsny Is an
honorable, prudent and moderate man. He en-
joys the esteem of NJ. de Talleyrand, and the
confidence of the King; but We are assured that
ithas not been proposed to him to become Presl.
dent Of the. Council, and that there is proba-
bility Of NJ. de Talleyrand's accepting it. provi.
ded all his conditions be agreed to by the King.
IL will be remembered that after the late in
surrection, ROYAL ordinance was issued, sup
pressing the Polytechnic School, on account of
the part which a body Its pupils had taken IN
resisting the Kings troops and the National
Guards during the disturbances.-it was at the
same time stated in the ordinance, that this
measure was taken only with view to the re-or-
eaniza,ion Of the establishment, and not with the
design of its final extinction. The Minister of
War has made report to the King on this sub
ject, and decree founded on that report has re-
established or recognised the school. restoring
to their former situation. rank. privileges. and
studies, 2O7 of the former pupils. This great
exact discipline on the occasion in question. and
to have preserved the arms OF the establishment
against their mutinous companions, who amount
ed only to 60. These GO are Of course left out
of the new arrangement, or, in other words, ex
PEELED.
POLAND.
LONDON. June 15.-Letters frnm Poland and
accounts in the German papers inform us. that
the most frightful prosecutions are carried on by
the Russians in Warsaw. The most solemn
promises Of the Russian Government are openly
violated towards the highest Poles in that uuhap-
by capital. Generals Luernski and Chovreski,
to whom Marshal Paskewitch had pledged the
clemency Of the Autocrat. have been transported
under an escort TO Moscow. Generals lsador.
krasinski, and Drlakeaski. are dead of the cruel
treatment to which they were subjected Gene
raj Wit has been sent to Petersburg, or account
of some new difficulties which have arisen in
the government of Warsaw. The Russian autho-
rites have even begun their war upon women. -
Countess Sabaniske has been ordered tn quit
Warsaw immediately. and TO exile herself be-
yund the Polish territory, on account OF some
compassionate succorS which she had lent 10 her
countrymen. All the officers of the Polish Ar.
my, who. on the faith OF an amnesty. had return
ed to Poland have been de- raded to the rank of
subaterns, and distributed through Russian re-
giments.
1t is stated in accounts from Dresden. that
the Poles who had OBJ aimed al ASYLUM in
that city had been ordered to leave II immedl-
a,ply. from the interference of the Russian
Ambassador. In short time, more bit the
free and po veriul Governments of E IruP" will
be permitted even to harbor these unfortunate
patriots. who are threatened witt Siberia or
death on returning to the land of their birth.
We need make no comments on these statements.
ITALY
The following, dated Bologna. June Is, is ex-
.ractrd from the Augsburg Gazette OF the 18Th
ms,ani:-.ine spisit OF resistance 10 the Papa
Government manifests itself in all quarters,
even where it was least expected. At P"rusla a
meeting of 800 people took place. 20 celebrate
Lord Crews return 10 the MulstrSby banquets
and ,lluminaliOns. The inhabitants OF Umbrla
expressed Incredible joy at an event which tor.
merry would scarcely have reached their ears, ar
would have passed unnouced. The Pretate and
the Papai roups were unable to prevent the meet
ing. We learn from Ancona that the Court Of
Rome has ordered the Prelate at Osl'no, to de-
clare the popular movement at Ancona on the Sd
instant. an act of high treason and to threaten
the authors with speedy and severe punishment
The pretended Swiss of Count Salsa medley OF
all nations. have been sen, from Ferrara 10 Ra-
VIENNA, where the people received them with boot.
inys--thr unfortunate men were with dithculiy
saved from of the people. On the day before
Yesterday serious disturbance occurred at Fer
rara, on the arrival Of some Papal troops. who
were, as usual, received with Kisses and stones
the soldiers fired upon the people. Of whom
several were killed, and others woun'ied. Tine
interference of the Austrians put an end to this
BLOODY scene 4, CasteI St. PIetro, a village
near Bologna, Il . :endarmes attempted to p'e.
vent an assembly of the country people singing
patriotic songs. but they were repealed and two
of them severely wounded"
Tery late from, Gibraltar. The brig Caro-
line. Burnet, arrived al this port on Saturday in
the short passage of twenty-nine days from Glib.
raltar. We learn that there was no political
news of Importance at the time of her sailing,
and tina, the markets for American produce were
not very brisk A letter dated on the e9th June,
with the perusal Of which we nave been politely
favored. quotes -four at sc Is 6 so per barrel.
but it was thought 7 90 would be obtained for it