Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1859.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the packet ship Hibernia, Maxwell. al New
York. from Liverpool. the editors OF the CONNER
cial Advertiser have received London papers OF
pool of the i7ih, both inclusive.
IRELAND.
The condition of Ireland seems to be rapidly
growing worse--h worse it'can be- The annex
ed accounts are from the Dublin Journals Of ga
turday, Oct.lS:
Abaut four o'clock Yesterday friday evening,
the eood people of ripperary were very much
alarmed on hea,ng that an express Had arrived
nj the Artillery Barracks for reinforcement OF
Dragons, who should march immediately to Car.
rio .un SUR. It WAS ascerlaiued that there was
great COLLECTION OF people at Moincoln, or near
that v5ge. where the young woman who had
been shot by the police was waking. The artl
lery-men we're also ordered 10 &c IN readiness at
few minutes n0tioe; and we are informed that
every tang is now ready on their Part.-1fpe-
rQru Free Press.
On Monday mig last serious afiiay took
place betwee the iawess peasantry, who have
en- for some time disturbing part of the coun
ty of Tyrone. and party OF police under the
command Of Capt Daft. c. c. While CAPTAIN
Dcf ind his i,ttie party were patrollng the coun-
tr, near BaIlygawley, they came up with an arm.
cd party Of the country people, arayed in mill
tarv order. and performing the manual exercise.
Upca the appearance of the police, the peasant
o. eoel force commenced shouting, I" No rent
no tithes," and, upon an attempt to dispense
them. they fired upoc the police. who returned
the salute in kind, and ultimately succeeded in
breaking up the gang, and taking the leader pr-
soner. Que OF the rebel party aas shot dead,
aud several,of them wounded
Er'rac, of n let,er from .4ughnacioy. dated
(lc, We are here in an aciual state Of
rebellion. The Agrarian Legislators are out eve
~ night in crowds, pressing people into their
vice. and regulating the affairs Of the nation. -
There was a skirmsA last night between some of
them and the police. / do DOT al present know
the particulars, but shall send them by the next
post There we're sixtyseven shots fred by the
police. aud one Of the ringeaders taken prisoner.
There is large meeting of magistra,estkere to-
lay uJia Parhet,
FRANCE.
The Messenger DIES srobs of he 18th says
-" II i sa.4sihat divisions viii begin to take
place IN Tho III without delay. Somr. in
ord to had v ouid voluntarily relax with
reference to f6ft6sal and Belgium; others do not
wish to hear concessions spoken of But there
has been 80 often yielding after making stand,
that resistance will be little reckUned upon, aud
there will be but weak confidence in reports that
vigorous demonstrations wi! he made. especially
tn at they will be made with resolution and eff.
feet. y
The Noureiisie alnost the only paper that
su~talus the new Ministry. cOntradicts the dec
larauoa' Of the opposition journals, in regard TO
the iorm'dabeurss vt the opposition to be en-.
countered on the meeting Of the Chambers. II
denles that Dupn ard his friends are dsSatis.
fr'l Dupin declined entering the "a nisiry,
simply, as the Ncureiisie asserts, because I've did
not believe the pubic exiseocies required the
sacrifice %, his repnse.
|, l. sia'td-and reinstatement is very impor
tan il true-ihat aspsHSphet Is about to appear.
written b, VI deMasaE Secretary to the Duke
DE- Mortemart while Ambassadors at St Peters.
bursh; in ~hich it is stated that the Duke only
obtained the recognition Of the Government of
July BY Rrss,s. on the express condition. recog-
nized Nv the new Government, that Louis Phil
ippe should only consider himself trustee for
Henry Ii is added that the Duke de Morte.
mart sanctions the publication OF this statement.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The Baron de Fagal, the Dutch Ambassador
at Paris, quilted that capital for the Hague, ian.
medlately after the formation Of the new MINIS.
try was completed.
The !HesSdger DIES Chambers Of October 18th
saws the affairs If Belgium are becoming more
complicated. Never, since the revolution of
September. has the position Of that country been
so embarrassed According to its laws and its
constitution the Chambers are to assemble at
Brussels ON The 5th of November; and the dis
content of the army aud Of the natonis so ur
gent. TIA, Leopold will be compelled to attack
Holland between this and the 20th Of October
The law is positive for the assemblage Of the
Chambers. Inc session cannot be DELAYED and
the King Of tpe Beigians, feeling his situation,
has "rit,en to Lord Pamerston To saw tina, he
cannot uader any preteAt exceed the delay which !
we have pointed out.
The same Journal states its positive belief that
NJ de Werther. the Prussian Ambassador at
Paris, transmitted, On the sth Of September. to
the Presidentnf The Cou neil and the Minister
fos Foreign Affairs, the answered. the Cabinet of
Bsriin to the commsnication which hal been i