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

greatest zeal to prevent the least cause Of dis
content being given by the French troops to the
Holy Father. and to promote sincerely the best
understanding between the French troops and
the city and military ponti6cai authorities which
may be sent back to Ancona.
ST. AULAIRE.
PARIS, Sd May-The Moniteur says-For
three months past government has been aware OF
the existence of intrigues with view OF causing
Carlist instruction at Marseilles aud on the
coast. 1t was known that with this view an &C
tive correspondence was going on between that
place, Paris and Italy, and that travellers OF
more or less distinction, but all equally devoted
to the Legitimate party, arrived one after the other,
but particularly. of late carrying orders, counter
orders and intelligence.
At one time il was on the 18th or 10th March,
at another time ON the 2lst April, afterwards de-
fnitivey on the 98th that all was to be ready Tor
an open.insurrection.
A debarkaton of troops was spoken OF, the
name of Madame, the Duchess Of Berry, was
mentioned. A plan of the coast near Mar.
tiques, had been taken; funds had been received
by those individuals most deeply concerned in
this intrigue.
In the neishbouring departments. those men
who are continually dreaming Of disorder and CT
vii war, were told to hold themselves in readiness.
Their language and manners would, had
other indications been wanting, have sufficiently
demonstrated the object Of their hopes, and the
blow which it was thought would be struck.
AT periods assigned, the project was to cause
instructions to take place at different points in
The south. At Lyons, distributions OF money
were made; and some INDECENT workmen animat'
ted by patriotic indignation, on learning the
source and the object Of these distributions. paid
over to the authorities the money that had been
placed in their hands.
1t was also known through different channels,
that Madame, the Duchess de Berry, had endea-
vorcd to purchase the steamboat 81. Colombo.
and that the Charles .4lbert waited her orders.
Proper orders were 10 consequence given some
time since. At Marseilles as well as at Lyons,
every measure was taken to paralyze these sed-
tous demonstrations, & to put the authors OF them
in the hands Of Justice.
When travellers reported at Nevers and on
the road, that the white. flag would be hoisted at
Lyons, insurrec'ionary movements did actually
break out at Marseilles.
Colonel Larhsux has been arrested in open
arms, as we'll as M. de Caddole, and not lie
Bondolle. NJ. de Caddolle, ex-Consul ofFrance,
at Nice. had lately left the neighborhood where
he had before taken up his residence.
Nj Laset de Podio and not Lege de Pogee.
also arrested, was procureur OF the King in 1915.
The rebels calculated on the people, The PEG.
pie, the troops Of the linz, land the National Guard.
have annihilated their hopes in a moment. 1t
will be thus wherever faction dares to raise its
head.
The Administration and the armed force have
done their duty, Justice will now perform hers.
This article from the MOniteur has not much
tranquilzed the minds of the people, for though
1t is true that it gives information Of the ntrigues
of the ;egtimates, which led to the commoIions OF
sOth April, still it does little more. We are ig-
norant as 10 whether the insurrection will extend
beyond the city of Marseiles. 1t is known that
the town of Joulon is also filled with partizans
of the deposed fanny, but there greater num-
Der Of patriots are to be met with than at Marsei
les, and besides. that town is filled with troops
who are on the point of embarking for Alsiers,
aud there is reason to believe, that the troops will
have received orders by telegraph to remain on
shore and to hold themselves ready to march on
the first signal to those points which arc menac-
ed Marshal BOurmont il IS said was at few
leagues from Marseies, at the time the insurrcc.
ton broke out, and that the Carists were to quit
possession of a signal post, to inform by signal
agreed upon that he might commence his.debark-
alton. News had also been received from Leg
horn that the Duchess of Berri hal embarked in
a vessel, the apparent destination OF (which was
Barcelona She thought, no doubt that Marshal
Buurmont landed at Marseles, and. master OF
that port she might also land and advance into
the interior of France without further difficulty.
We are yet totally ignorant Of the details oil this
unfortunate affair, but it only have the effect
of further consolidating the government OF July.
This morning at l 1 O'clock, a Geographic des
patch from MarseiIes was received at the Office
of the Minister Of the Interior, announcing that
in the afternoon Of the Cd, until II O'Clock at
night. the town continued in great citation
This despatch terminates by saying that IN the
night If the 5th and 9Th. courier would arrive
at Paris with details of all that has occurred
1t is however said that tranquility appears about
to BE- restored.
PARIS. 4th May.-Since the day before yester-
day apprehensions have been ent ertaned that
NJ. Deesze had again been attacked, but we
learn to-day that he Is better. Since his illness
il has been remarked that the Duke de Bastard