Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-11

might deem necessary, Wouiu NC ttea'eu oe.o.ei
the next sitting Probably Earl Grey had their
patents already prepared. The bill VIII then be !
carried through forthwith, as it came from the
Commons. It will not, however, De a conSt'iu-
tional Reform, for the Ministers, oy sucn an e1'
ercise of the Royal prerogatve, VIII tranPie oVer
the constitution in efecting IT. lhere 10 not all
instance known in English history OF such ere
alton of Peers that is now proposed. Even on
Robert WaInoe. whose name stands out in bold
relief, as the most corrupt Of English Minister'S
dared not exercise such stretch OF power. Inc
comparatively small number OF Peers-less than
dozen. we believe--whlch he created 10
strengthen himself in the Lords, has ever been
marked as gross and palpable violation OF the
constitution II the principle OF creating new
peers 10 force the Lords into acqulescence WIN
the Commons, whenever a Minister wishes 10
mount upon the popular gale, should be establish
ed. the balance of power is lost in the Govern,
ment. and the House Of Lords-the Senate OF
that Kingdom-may as we'll be abrosated at once
Such. in a few words, is the reasoning oil the op-
POSITION in England.
The Cholera was rapidly disappearing IN Lon.
don. On the 5ta and 9th May. there were but
seven new cases and two deaths There were
six recoveries during the same PERIOD ana only
sixteen cases remaining.
In the country, on the last day reporlea' an
aggregate Of la2 new cases, 90 deaths, oo rseo-
veries-176 remaining.
In Dublin, Nav Attn, 100 new cases, IS deaths,
40 recoyeries-40O remaining. Total cases 99''
deaths co..
In Carinsford, Banagher, ForkhiIl. County
Armaeh.) Clontarf, Craig, and other places IN
Ireland. the disease was more or less prevalent.
II was reported that or s cases had occurred at
7 ;yoroool huft this e a least doubtful.
FRANCE.
A letter from Paris Of May 5th, gives some i'll
formation as to the internal affairs of that king
dom. Other advices from that capital are to the
9th. The return Of NJ. Perier TO public life was
deemed hopeless on all hands. Indeed the Lon
don morning papers of the 9TH mention rumor OF
the decease Of that Minister; but the evening pa
pers of that dav announce the arrival OF Baron
Ro,hschld in London, bringing advices that Pc
rier was somewhat betteE The rumor that Mar
shall Soult was to be the new Premier, vas gam.
ing around in Paris. 1t was also said that the
King had consulted NJ. NJ. Odillon Barrot aud
Merhou on the measures necessary Tor the for
nation of combined Administration; but these
rumors do not appear to have any foundation he.
vond the belief already alluded to, that the ex-
istinr Ministry would find it impossible long to
maintain itself.
Ii was the subject Of general report on the 9th,
that Nj. Odillon Barrot was about 10 enter the
Council. His first act, it was said, would be TO
dissolve the Chamber.
Deranred, however, as the Ministry has been,
frs, by the PARALYSIS Of the War Minister, Gen.
Sebastian, and also by the present Pr"s'raton oil
NJ Per,er, by the Cholera, yet the government
has continued to act with somewhat OF 'isor.-
Strong measures against the CarliSts had been
ordered. The report that the Duchess OF Berry
Intended to have landed on snme point or other OF
the coast, appears now beyond all d'uo'i ou!
certain discontinue would we are assured, attend
,nv such attempt to create a civil war. No pri-
vaie accounts had reached PARIS Of the insurrec-
tom At Marseiles, and the only addition since
made resuect ting it by the French Government,
is an article in the Moniteur, stating that tee-
eranhic dispatches from Marseilles, dated the
preceding day Friday the 4th ult had been re-
cejyed by government, which represented that CT.
ty as enjoying perfect tranquility The state OF
France. in general, is also declared to De salts
factory. -, H.
On the 5th, in Paris. NJ. Ferdinand Better de
Sauyisny had mis- trial for an alleged attempt up
on the life Of the King. on the 14th FEB. lie
was acquitted. -, g.,
The Message des Chambres. of May 9th. states
that Nj. Perier has been cured OF the Cho'era'
but had subsequently been seized with BRAN an
fever. which, however, it was thought was yield
Ing to the treatment of his physicians. 1t states
that all the reports relative to the state OF the Pre-
sdent's health, had been incorrect; but it admits
that il would be at least month octore ne "ouio
be able to resume his duties.
Pans. MAY 5.-The cholera is, we are happy
to observe, rapidly diminishing 10 every respect.
The deaths by it announced TINS uay WEE es - o.
5s-namcly. % in private houses, and 80 IN the
hospitals. The DUO Decazes was attacked oy
tLe disease on Thursday last, but was considered
out of danger. ;. ,..,
the National German Gazette, of April q, con
an account Of conspiracy %'G he eau ossn
discovered against the relgnins JUN, ;ne f.on
sor of the elder brother, who was driven from
his Dukedom, in the Autumn Of 1850. But we
do not gather that the affair amounted TO mus sh
The soldiers were loyal, and in the evening the
Duke was received at the Theatre.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
Russ,a,, Ratification Of the Belgian 1reaty;
The members Of the Conference, accompanies
" N-o,r tho Rpluian Minister, as