Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-23

conveyances is uninteresting. Inc DUO ae neich'
stadt IS said to have experienced change ior tue
better.
More arrests took place in Paris, for dlsatiec.
ton, on the 10th. Proposals for new loan Oh
$50 millions were published in the Moplteur.
A correspondent Of the True Sun, writing from
Paris. saws:
"Ostrowsky, Lelewal, Pociusky. and anot her
General Of the late unconstitutional Governm ent
of Poland had received orders to leave Paris and
France within five days. Having demanded the
reason, the answer was, that their known prln'
ciples were Incompatible with the existing state
Of things"
If we are TO believe this letter writer, Louis
Philippe was carrying every thing with hish
hand. Marshal Soult was to form new corps,
called the Legion des Fu,ils d'Hunneur. the OBJ
ject of which was said to be to have an Orleanist
Guard. composed of those who foug int during the
days, to be commanded by General Boegard.
The writer says:
Great preparations are making for the ap-
preaching alar ming anniversary. and, al interim
for the nuptials of LEOPOLD. However, It Is
now given out that the marriage is not to take
place before the 9th of August, which day is the
anniversary of Louis Philips swearing to main
tain the Constitution Of the king of the French.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
LONDON, July l2.-All the accounts from Hol-
land now breathe Of immediate war. The King,
and with him the nation, appear to consider that
| they have, bv the last communication, thrown
down the gauntlet of defiance to the Conference,
aud they are preparing to abide the result. On
Wednesday last his Majesty set out for Loo,
whence he was expected to return to the Hague
in few days. Hostilites, upon petty scale.
have already commenced near Maestricht. Di.
rect accounts fro'n that quarter, OF the Sd, con-
tain the following particdla,s:-' On the 81 OF
! this month strong detachments of INFANTRY and
cavalry were placed at the elgian Custom Houa
es round Maestrcht, to support the officers, and
round the fortress, at the distance of about a
league. Posts of Belgian cavalry and in!an,r,
are placed, which to stop all corn, cattle, hay
and straw, coming to this place. The sam,
morning the Belgian troops stopped the postwa
con from Aix-la ,Chapelle to MAestticht, and ar
rested NJ. Wyngoud, Surgeon Major. and Lieut.
Verschurr. Of the artillery, and took them It
Nicer, where the Belgian head quarters now are
According to accounts received here, the Bel
gian troops have orders to stop all Dntch officer
going from Maestricht to Aix-a Chapelle, o
from Aix-la Chapelle to MaestricLt.
An article from the Hague. Of the 9th instan
says:-" To. morrow, after Divine Service. ther
will be grand review Of the troops by the Prime
Field Marshal.
POLAND
An article published in the St Petersburg
Gazette on the 10th June, commenting on tn
Imperial ordinance relative to Polish soldiers il
the Russian army, NAV be regarded as otflcial.-
The determination was to receive, or IN Othe
words to force into the service O the Imperial al
my those of lower grade, who had served II
the Polish cause, who had 10 property; and t
leave those who had returned tn agricultural pur
.n...- ...-- .i-t-.- az TIA. sAii The fol
lowing shows what the views ut the Government
were with regard to children
PosEN. June l9-Tne late statement that il
all Poland children are taken and carried ava
to Russia is confirmed by letters from all quar-
tiers. This detestable measure was lately to b
carried into execution al kaliseh, and when tn
inhabitants refused to obey orders, Gen. Sabolero
the governor, issued summons to them to obey
or to expect more severe measures The citizens
j,ined bv their wives, feeling the injustice Of TIT
o. ,padlng, were resolved rather to Dear thu
wor. that could happen. and an ARRAY attended
VITA plood,hed took place, in which ab"u. twenty
Russians. and not inconsiderable number Of thu
citizens, were killed.
No doubt arrests will take place. But mean
time, the removal of The children has been de
ferred, aud report on the subject has been sen
to Prince Paskewitsch. 1t is hoped that the
Russians will abandon this terrible measure, as il
is said that great dl,approbation of the proceed
ing has been manifested by the people in Russia
itself.
From time to time new emisrants from the
nelghbouring provinces Of the kingdom of Poland
arrive. but they are Immediately delivered VI
without distinction to the Russian authorities
| Nuremberg orrespondent Of June IS.
The sentences of Marshal Francis BIgorayski,
the Demissionary Lieut.. Trpolsky, and the Can
on John sierocinski, by which they were degra
ded from their several ranks, and made soldiers
n the line in the battalions of Siberia and their
property conhscated. are published in the Rus
sian papers, with the approval OF the sentences
in full BY the Emperor.
LONDON, July I4.-We have received from
an authentic source, some confirmation respect
ing the insurrection in Llthuanla, which will be
read with interest. A partisan war against the
Russians is going on with great activity In all
the forest In the forest of SwietokryZ, detach-
ment of Cossacks was entirely cut to pieces by
the insurgents Rage and despair saws our Cor
nd