Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

ne uTst Eases otC Sn'u w "~'N
Hungarian regiment.
The French Ministry had not yet been re-orga'
nizpd The Paris papers speak of different attempts
made by the King for that purpose, but without
effect. NJ GulZot, the doctriaaire was the last
person with whom negotiations had been going
on.
The Mother Of Napoleon; It would appear. Is
very iii, and much curiosity is felt in France as
to the manner in which she will dispose OF her
immense property; some particulars on TINS SUD-
iect will be found in another column
The Duke of Brunswick, whom 1t will be re-
collected was a year or two since driven from his
dominions in consequence of his extravagant con-
duct, had been arrested by the French Govern
ment, and transported probably to Switzerland
He had bet ore been ordered to quit the country
having attempted to raise troops in France with
view OF reconquering his Kingdom. This IS a
son Of the celebrated Duke of Brunswick, who
was killed at Waterloo George ~. Of England
ras his guardian, and with him or with his Minis
ter AT hanover, the Count Munster. The young
Duke had teps.,ed alterations before coming ct
age. A kind OF insanity seems to pervade this
family. The late Queen Of England was his
aunt.
II is stated in letter from Lisbon that Don
Miguel had offered Don Pedro to settle their DIFF
ferences bv duel. There is probably no more
truth in this statement, than there was IN that
circulated during the life of Napo'e onf that the
Emperor Paul OF Russia had proposed to him to
settle their disputes in public coabat.
Modification began to excite considerable at
tention in Paris The address to their constitu-
ents, published by the Nu!IiGers at Washington,
during the last session of Congress, has been
translated in the Journal du Commerce. with
some articles on the subject from this paper and
the Pennsy Ivana Inquirer.
PORTUGAL.
The accounts from Oporto are to Sept. 9th,
and from Lisbon to the 5th; only day Or two
later than before received
A courier from Madrid arrived at the Spanish
Embassy lin Paris) on Sunday, with letters from
that capital to the llth. aud from Oporto to the
9th inst. The army of Don Miguel was very
much discouraged, and dared not act OIL the ot.
fensiye; the commandment Lopez ia Rigno hav-
ing little confidence in the fidelity of the soldiers,
had applied to his sovereign for new reinforce.
ments.
In despatch addressed by the General in
chief of Don Miguel's army to the Minister of
the Marine. he states that unless the mouth OF the
Douro be blocked up, it will be impossible for
him to attack The rebels. whose forces are con
tinualIy increasing Dan Miguel. afraid of sen.
ding out his fleet, as Admiral Sar'orius is still
cruising of the Ta.ns. has sent the despatch of
the General in chief TO Madrid.
The despatch. it is said, was accompanied by
letter from Don Mlguei to his uncle Ferdinand,
BY which the former proposes the sending Of some
Spanish vessels to the Douro, under the pretcxt
OF Ill treatment said 10 have been offered to the
Eng ish Consul. The affairs Of Don Pedro are
taking a favourable turn Ii the enemy ven
ture an attack, he ill be defeated. 4 retreat
without attacking would be fata! to him, and a
state of inacti0n would not be much Better.
The Paris Constitutional has the following:
-.' Ii Is said that preparations are making by
the Government tor an expedition to insure the
permanent possession of AIgiers and Bona, and
subdue Constantine. A superior officer, sent TO
giers for the purpose # collecting information
on that country 50 little known, has lately re-
turned to Paris It appears that from his &C
count the territory of Bona and Constantine is
much more fertile than was supposed. and
would present TO settlers favorable prospect of
success. The same officer states that the popu.
Ia,ion would be happy in being delivered by
French army from the oppression and exactions
to which they are now subject"
PANS. Sept. I8. 1852.
About six O'Clock this morning. detachment
of the Glrde Munlcipale, accompanied by the
necessary authorities, repaired 10 the residence
of the Duke of Brunswick, on the Boulevard
Italen. Two travelling carrIges were in wait.
ing. Two of the guards proceeded TO the door
of the apaI tment. and having gained admi,tance
without violence, desired the Duke. who was
still in bed, to dress himself and accompany
them. No violence was used; and the Prince,
accompanied by an officer of the Municipal
Guards, preceded and followed bv detachment
of the same force. drove along the Boulevards and
Rue Lafayette at rapid rate. towards St Den
is. in one of the carriages. which was followed by
the other.
The Official Bulletin Of the cholera, on Sun.
day, states the deaths in the hospitals to have
been 4, and at home 6. The new cases admit.
ted into the hospitals were Q, aud the patients
discharged cured 8 During Saturday. Sunday
aud yesterday, not as ing death from Choiera,oc.
Cured at the military hospital of Paris.
A letter of the 5lh inst. from Rome gives de.
tails of the new will made by the mother of Ma.
poleon, in consequence of the death of the Duke
of Reichstadt. After giving comparatively tri.
fling egacies to her younger children and grand.
children, and to some piOus foundations. she di.