Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

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ment, the Earl of Gengall, who was in the
chair, gave ssThe King and the rest OF the
Royal Family" 1.-THE usual order IS, hrst the
King, then the Queen and the rest OF the Royal
Family,) when not soul rose nor made the slight
est demonstration. There were between forty
and fifty noblcmen and gentlemen present.
Edinburgh, May ls.-New cases,
6; died, 9; recovered, d.
3 May lS.-New cases, 4; died, 8; recovered,
Q; remaining, "a Total cases, 392; deaths,
227; recoveries, 14l.
The cases on Saturday were in Baron Grants
Close, Cation Hill stairs, 1872; Castle Bank.
Gilmore's Close, Middleby-st. and BeIps Wynd.
The cases yesterday were in Canongate, West
Richmond street Couil's Close and West Port.
Board of Health for the City Of Dublin.
Lower Castle Yard, 9Th May. 1882.
General Daily Report Of the Cholera.-The
Board of Health for the city OF Dublin congratu-
late their feIlow.ctizens On great elimination OF
new cases Of Cholera in Dublin this day, as we'll
as the continued increase Of recoveries.
The new cases reported are 10
The deaths
Recoveries 90
Within the last seven days, e44 have been dis.
charged cured, from the large hospital alone, leach
patient provided with comfortable clothing, and
soup tickets for fortnight. And the Board anx-
iously hope That the warning they have so ire.
quenty given, with respect to the necessity OF
temperance may be attended to.
CIVIL WAR IN THE MOREA.
A letter dated Toulon, May z, gives the fol-
lowing intelligence:
"The corvette La Dlligente, Halle. comman.
der, arrived in our roads yesterday evening. al
ter severe voyage from NavarinO, from which
she sailed on the 10th April In consequence of
the pressing orders to depart given by Admiral
huyOn, who commands our naval force in the Lee
want, this vessel was not able to carry many pas.
sengers. Events Of the most important charac-
ter are said 10 have given rise to her preciPltate
departure.
sit results from the reports made by Halle,
the commander, and the officers on board, that
the Greek Constituencies, after several com.
bats with the troops Of Colocotroni, had obliged
Capo d'lstrias and his partisans to save them
selves on board the Russian vessel Azof
"In this state Of things. the three Adhirals
commanding in the station, French. English, and
Russian, not wishing to favor openly either Of
the two parties, without Interior instructions
from their respective Governments, agreed with
one accord to take possession Of the fortress as
well as the citadel Of NapolI, which had been
rendered impregnable BY art and nature. The
Iphiseme frigate accordingly landed chosen por.
ton of its crew for that purpose.
"Coocotron, who has taken the field to sup.
port the re.esta lishment Of Capo d'Istnas on the
throne OF Greece, seized upon Argos, upon the
plains before which he has drawn up force Of
from 5000 to 1000 men, and thus cut of all COM
municaton by land with NaPsli.
y A considerable part of the Russian forces is
,hn hova in
cination. and even made some efforts, to come
to the assistance of Coocotronl in order to render
his party more predominant. and to discourage
the Greek Constitutionalists; but, being closely
watched py the two other powers, the !;ussian
Commander has not vet ventured to declare
himself, through fear Of provoking more effec-
tive interference from the French and English
forces which appear to be upon terms OF the best
understanding with each other. Some fear, how
ever, is entertained that SO many attempts may
after all succeed, and it IS thought in the Levant
that it would be advisable to increase the French
and English forces in these seas There are
those who still think that the Digente corvette
was sent to France only for the purpose OF re-.
porting the real state Of things in the Levant.
and to solicit further reinforcenehts to our
small land army. As TO the squadron, 1t Is too
small in number to be capable Of watching all
points, or to make head against the very consd-
cradle force which, Russia can at moments
warning bring into the Levant.
Another letter from Napoli, of the II :h April
contains what follows:-
"Augustin Capo d'Istria has been wholly dis
! comfitted. and the Senate have formally decreed
his overthrow. 4 commission, composed OF Sc
ven members, John Coletti, Mataxa, Colliopou-
Ia. Zaima. Biographies, IpsiIan,i, and Conduriot.
is, Is charged t"gnvern Greece TIL the arrival Of
the Prince or Regent whom Bavaria shall send
out. The parti,ans Of the Russian system show
ed disposition Yesterday evening TO raise dts
/ turbances, and pi.lsse the city. This faction,
I led on by Rodius aud Vikltis, has. however, been
disabled from doing any substantial mischief oy
the nice precautions adopted by the residents IN
landing the crews Of the ships. lsmades is still
Preside mt of the Senate. Capo d'lstrias is EN-
barkcd, and Peter MavfomichUis and his brother
have been released from prison.
FRANCE.
| PARIS, May 1s.-Except that which we have
received from London, we have little newsf3p-
day. Indeed. SO intense is the feeling here bn
the subject OF your ministerial doings that ven
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