Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21


small army with great enthusiasm But they
must have been altogether disappointed. The
policy of Per,er is decidedly pacific. The French
paper lie Temps. however. in speaking OF the
in the ministerial circles, says:
tits said that a courier from Vienna has brought
instructions to the Austrian Ambassador at faris,
which are not 10 harmony with the promises OF
disarming. They relate, it is said, to the affairs
of Italv, which our Ministry has brought upon IT.
self withou, reflection 1t appears that Prince
Metternich demands very precise explanations
upon the object of this expedition, which IS not
more easily comprehcnded BY the Cabinet OF VI
emma than by the inhabitants Of Paris
Cardinal Albania issued an edict on the goth T
February, at Bologna. called the Bloody Edict.'
BY its provisions the project OF conspiracy OF
any kind against the government is declared pun
ishabie with death. The authors and printers OF
any writings deemed setitious, are to be condemn
ed to the gales for life; and equally severe pc
nalties are decreed in proportion Tor MINOR Of
fences. All secret societies are declared to be
considered as associations in state OF rebellion.
The same Bologna advices state, that with the e.
cepton Of few persons attached to the Empe.
rur, and some few individuals of Metternch, all
society save Bolognese, have Quilted the Austrans
| Polm,d.-We subioin some information respect
ing a few of the gallant Poles whom events have
unfortunately placed at the mercy of the Russian
Government.
"The well known Peter Wysozki has not been
put to death; but was long since conveyed to the
fortress of Bobrusk, which explains his sudden
disappearance from Warsaw Nineteen ct the
messengers and four of the senators are confined
| in the Carmelite mon astery in Warsaw, Vincent,
Niemoiowski, & Count Oiytar, the deputy of Vol
! hynia, are also in confinement here. The report
| of the death of the former arose from his name
being COMPOUNDED with that OF a young officer
who died some time ago. and who was one OF
those who forced their way into the Brlvedere
palace on the day of the revolution. II is re-
ported that all these persons will shortly be tried
BY Court martial, and that Wysozkl will be
brought from Bobruisk to Warsaw.
"None Of the Polish generals conveyed to the
interior of Russia have yet been sent into Siberia;
they are. it appears, distributed among the many
small places situated some hundred wersts be-
hind Moscow, as Wolugdo, Jarasaw. and others,
where they have to maintain themselves, and are
subject to no personal restrictions. During their
stay in Moscow. many of them were Hospitality
received. even br Russian military officers
Count Luniensk was the only une whom the En-
peror ordered to be boush, before him: after
verey reprmandlng him. his Majesty gave him
permission to ieturn to Poland"
Egyptian Expedition. BY the latest accounts
ii appears that St. Jean d'Acre had not yet fallen
that Ibrahinl had placed all his hopes upon
mine which soon to be sprung-tlat his ar
my had suffered great prlvatons and several ships
obliged to return in damaged state to AleXan-
dria; but the respectful and submissive manner
IN which the Turkish Envoy had been received
at the Egyptian camp. refuted the reports which
had been circulated of Mehemid Ali having &C
tualv issued declaration of independence, and
formally thrown of the yoke Of the Porte. Let
tiers from Leghorn confirm this statement, and
add that the troops were much discouraged by
their want of success.
G,eece-LoNpoN, March Eve were able
to state, some time ago, exclusively. that the
crown of Greece had been offered by Great Bril-
tain, France. and Russia, to Prince Ohio, second
son of the King of Bavaria. and we observed sub
sequenty that before the offer was made the Creek
Conference were aware that it would not be re.
jected.
I We now announce, that official accounts Of
the acceptance of the Grown by the King of Ba.
varia. in the name and on behalf of his son, have
reached London.
The three Great Powers which have been en-.
gagged IN this treaty with the concurrence OF Aus
tria aud Prussia, will Immediately take steps to
cUdUc ult NitlS W. oiccSS az ehhSSut
military establishment, and meet the other de-
mands of expenditure consequent upon his as
sumption of the sovereign authority.
| ACouncil Of Regency will be named to 60
vern theKinsdom during the minority OF theKing,
and especial care will be taken not to appoint any
person upon the Council who would be obnox-
ious to the Greek neutrality-suspicious., the bro
ther of the late President, cannot, of course, be
member Of the Regency
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
After one o'clock we received the Boston pa.
pers Of the 18th. The ship Lion, from Liver
pool arrived on Monday, having sailed Oh the 9th
of March, and brought intelligence one day later
than the Sheffield.
Cholera There were 45 new cases of Cholera
in London, on the 9th of March, I6 deaths, II
recoveries, and 90 remaining. Total number of
cases, in London, Gucluding so from other pla'
ces than the parishes specifrd) S45; deaths, 1874
The returns at the Health Office. on the 7th.from