Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

non. We are told that zen upon the deiicate
md dangerous experim.lt OF rev creauon u
p.ars he l. resoIyed q adventure; and the CO.
ann, of the IIonifs.r will be evidence at once
If his consciousness as the only means ieit nun
70 carry his meas,res Trough and OF the hr'n-
nc.s with WHICH ,e is prepared TO face all the con-
SEQUENCES of step which he deems eAPea'eh'
aud indispensable.
The CONCERNS of the army are never 'ieweu
Nth Indifference in France, and there debates III
me Deputies On the 10Th, associated WIN '"e era
ri Napoleon, and referring more especially I" the
descendants of Marshal Ney; whom Napo-
ION called the "bravest of the brave" which
were viewed with especial interest. lhe
Affecting, though unaffected address OF NJ La
h,tr upon the OCCASION Is said to have become 'he
theme Of universal praise. The observations OF
VI. Sebastian did credit to his heart, but the la
var with which all allusions TO the great name
winch is the presiding spirit Of the army discus
Sims is received bodies no good, and cannot be
acceptable to the present Government OF France.
HOLLAND
sumo uncasness was felt at Paris, in cOnse-
oueuce of the still Prolonged silence Of the
King Of Holland upon the subject Of the cath ar
&hsle of peace proposed to him by the Confer
&.nce Of London. The report that ne had made
n an appeal to the Emperor of Russia against the
8,Iiuht ntended to be put upon his family was, OF
3 course, regarded seriously by the French, as the
consequences were likely to prove OF great i'm
8por,ance To them. There was reason to believe.
however. that the deliberations OF the Conference
are not likely to be influenced By the character
site obstinacy Of the enlightened King, and
That treaty would be forthwith, II 1t is not al
! K,hs Of Belgium, which would secure to Leo
/ pold all the advantages of the protection Of the
! grcat Powers, without making them contingent
.pon the caprice Of the Dutch King. There was
animprobabIe report prevalent in London, on the
5th, that the King OF Holland had laid an EN-
barso On all shipping in the Dutch ports The
report was supposed to have originated from tw"
If the steam packets being some DAYS due; but
the state Of the weather, and one of them, we
have heard. had her destination unexpectedly
changed, and was gone to Hamburg
SPAIN.
Some unimportan, movements in the armies
Of Spain have begun togive some little uneaslnesS
10 the French politicians, who are too much dis
posed to regard the equipment OF handful uf
men upon the frontiers, as part Of the general
conspiracy amongst the European despo;s against
French liberty. These apprehensions appear TO
have arisen merely from the orders Of the Spanish
Government for sending 500 quntals OF gunpow-
DEE To Barcelona, 600 to Pampeluna, and $50 to
Sarragsossa. This powder is To be taken from
the magazines of Carthagena. The following is
extracted from private letter from Madrid, Oct.
SIst: 49,
Ihaveiust learned, upon positive authority,
tina; the l0,0O0,000 francs required Tor paw ne
the six months interest upon the foreign rentes
on the lst January. 1882, will he forthcoming
from the Sinking Fund, to BE- forwarded to NJ.
Ferrere Lathe, the banker of the Spanish Gov.
crnment IA Paris. itis also affirmed that the
1000. 900. Of francs which are to be thrown into
The French treasurywill be discounted in advance
il the Minister of Finance should desire it. thus
show,ng that The financial party have again out
wilted the ApostUlCals, who we're 50 careless Of
our interest and maternal credit.
In consequence OF the great commercial dis
tresS, VI. f. Pedra. Director Of the Royal Treas
ury. has obtained permission to export certs N
amount ct ivefranc pieces (piasters,) in order To
avoid the risk. and probably to save the Spanish
Treasury 100000 francs, BY this mode Of pro-
ceeding, Ii must, Of course, appear miraculous
how so much regularity can be effected in our pc.
r1nIary arrangement at period when the king
nom Is great state Of mlsery; bur the miracle
must be attributed to VI. Baia,tero, who knows
that he has no other way of keeping his place
rather difficult thing in these times
ID report speaks truly, it is NJ. Aguado who
all this while Is supporting behind the sccnesl
our speculatlons: but it la By no means probable
that he would thus exert himself en- amsfcur par
ueularly after the ungrateiu treatment he has ex.
perienced.
RUSSIA AND POLAND
NJ. PETERsBURGH, Oct. 22-'rhe Journals
Contain avery long repurt from Prince Paske.
NGSch. on the storming and taking OF Warsaw