Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-30
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From, the London Courier Of June ID.

perS OF wednesday, WIN thc We''SS"
Chanbres dated yesterday, and letters iroh
our Private Correspondents. They DO no, con.
tain any very important news. 1T IS saIu 'nat
the obnoxious order to the medical men OF Par's'
on which we commented yesterday, will be res
cinded, The French funds are steady. On
Wednesday, the Five per Cents, closed al So. s
zoe. 75c. SOC. and the Three per Gents. ooi'
Csc. Coo. zoe. Csc. zoe.
The Morning Herald Of the 10th says: :,
The siege of Paris, as it is rdiculously called,
is not, it is true, yet raised; but certain sent
nels friends to the king, but friendly also to the
Constitution, proclaim that relief is near at hand,
and the day of illegal prescription is already
nearly closed. The Constitutional, seml-n''
nisterial paper, goes SO far as to say that the
state of siege" is now continued to give coun,
tenance to the domic,liary visits which are sun
going on, and producing some important iruits;
and the Temps, moderate Journal also ven
lures to assume that as live whole Gays nave
been suffered to elapse, and nothing done oy tne
| the ccurts-martia, their future career VIII De
neither very active nor very offensive. Inc ar
rests still continue. General Lafayette. Is stat
ed, rather unequivocally. to nave lett faris ior
his country house Of La Grange.
"The news from the west, though oil the most
dssultory kind. appears, upon the whole, to be
satisfactory. No fresh risings had taken place
in the departments of Ile-et-Vilaine, or La Ven
! dee, and the heads of the insurrection were ev-
| cry where Offering to surrender themselves
| The Chouans do not appear, upon any one occa'
| sion, to have been able to make head openly
| against the kings troops. Rumors we're preva-
lent in Paris that the Duchess Of Berry had been
ttaken, but they seem to be premature. Such an
event is however, all but certain, as she is sur
rounded upon all sides"
From Gaignani's Messenger, Of June IA.
Addresses to the King, we understand, are ar
! irving daily from all parts Of the country, ex'
pressing, in the most warm and energetic TERMS
loyalty to the King, and faithful attachment to
| the Government.
| Last night it was reported that Don Pedro
| had landed in Portugal, and it was also rumor-
cd that the Duchess Of Berry had been taken in
the South; neither appear to have any foundation.
General Lafayette set out yesterday Tor his
seat at La Grange.
A letter from Cherboure Of the 9TH inst. says:
-, Two steam. boats left this port yesterday, TO
cruize along the coast; and the day before. two
companies Of the 50th regiment were sent to
Portbail, small harbor near La Hosue, opposite
the islands of Jersey and Guernsey, where it is
thought probable the Chouan chiefs of La Ven
dee will seek an asylum.
Fourteen Advocates of the Court of Cessation
have signed and published formal Opinion. that
the Declaration of Martial Law in Paris is lille.
gall and it could not, in consequence of the 54th &
10th Articles of the Charter Of 1880, deprive the
citizens of the right OF being tried by their nau-
raj judges.
The Chamber Of Accusation Of the Court OF
Assizes yesterday declared itself incompetent 20
send for trial before that Court, NJ. Briant. editor
of the Quotidienne accused Of exciting hatred
and contempt against the Government, by an ar.
ticle published in that paper OIL the 9th of May
last, inasmuch as the article related 10 the crm-
nal attempts made IN the South of France, and
| appeared at moment when rebellion had broken
out in various departments Of the West, and at
period so closely approaching to the treasona-
BILE acts which gave cause for the declaration Of
martial law in Paris, and may therefore be con.
sdered as tending to excite those acts of treason
Consequently, the Court was Of opinion that the
Military Courts alone could take cognizance, not
only Of the acts Of treason themselves, but of all
other sedtious acts which were in any wise con.
| nected with them.
The Gazette Medicale states the total number
of wounded admitted into the Hospitals TO be
4l6.
A search has recently been made at the resi-
dence of the Archbishop of Paris at CONTAINS.
attached; but though the operation commenced
at four in the morning, and the park and build
ings were surrounded, and every avenue guard.
ed BY troops, no discovery whatever was made.
The following letter has been addressed to Sc
veral Of the French papers, ~ answer to an ar
ticle that appeared in the Journai DIES Debats of
yesterday:-
"Sir.-In a Journal, which is the usual organ
OF the men Of the 18Th March. an article has been
published Iepete with the most odious accuse.
lions against the Opposi'isn. taken collectively.
We expected that coterie, which has already
done 50 much injury to the government Of July.
would seek to take advantage, IN order to graft
fy its vanity and hatred, Of the deplorable events
which have stained the capital with blood, and
| which we lament. in conjunction with all good
citizens. We shall only reply by pledging our
selves before all France to continue with courage
and perseverance the struggle we have maintain.
ed asains, the doctrines Of the quasi Legitimacy;
but we cannot suffer our application to the King
to be misrepresented and illuminated, as our no.
nor is thereby compromised.
Pie principal aim Of our application was to
prevent the measures of reaction which we then