Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27
TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
Blythe packet ship Charles Carroll, Captain
Lee, the Editors Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser have received Paris papers Of the ead
Of March, and Havre Of the esd, both inclusive.
On the slst Of March. the Deputies adopted
the following rates Of duties, by which the i'm.
portation Of sugar is to be regulated:-
From French Colonies: Raw, other than white:
from Bourbon, S8f SOC per lJ0 kilogramm-s;
FROM the Antilles add Guiana. 5Of.-Raw white:
from Bourbon. 4sf SOC; from the Antilles and
Guiana, 50f-Clayed of all colors: from Bour
bon elf. from the Antilles and Guiana, 70f-Fo-
reign: raw, other than white; in French ships;
FROM India, 80f; from elsewhere out OF Europe,
S5f; from the Marts (entrepots) 95f; in foreign
ships, lOOf-Raw white and clayed Of all co'ors:
IN French ships: from India. GOT; from else
where but Of Europe, 95f; from the Marts, 1851;
10 foreign ships 1907.
Liberty of the French Prss.-M Paulin,
Editor of the National, and Nj Cuchet, Editor
of the CharIvari, have both been tried at the As
sizes. on government prosecutions. add convict
ed of having wiliully given unfailhful reports of
a late trial. The sentences were pronounced on
the elst ultmo. NJ. Cucbet was condemned to
IL
prohibition to make in the Charivari any report
on judicial proceedings for the space OF one year.
N. Paulin was also condemned to a fine and
term of imprisonment, with introduction To report
judicial proceedings IN the National for two years.
% the same day, the Tribune and the Echo Fran
Gals, we're both seized by the Government for
their comment on the cases OF their cOteInpora
ries.
So much for the freedom Of the Press, under
a Republican Kmg!
Orders are said TO have been given to suspend
the manufacture of arms for the present.
Recently, two men turning IN the ground OF
Yaux la Petite, in the Mouse, near the old R"-
man road leading from rreves to Lansres, by
Nasium, discovered several stone collins, con-
tanning. besides some bones, remnants of armour,
and achrymatory vases. In an earthen vessel
placed near the coffin, there we found 2S medals
Of silver, or mixed metal, and 20 OF bronze.
The silver medals bear the effigies Of Augustus,
Titus. Donitan. Adrian, Frajan. Antoninus Pr
US. Marcus Aureiius, Fausiinus, Commodus.
Seveius, Julia PA, Geta and Caracalla The
me !als in bronze are Of the Colony Of Ni,mes,
of Angus Us. Nero, Domician, Adrian, Trajan,
A,tpninus Plus. Marcus Aurelius, the Fausilus,
mother and daughter, Commodus. Crispinus,
Septmus Severus, Julia Pia, aud others. Some
Of the reserses are remarkable, such as Victoria
Gprmaaica of Marcus Aureius, Fecunditus III
gusi@ of Faustlna Mater. One in bronze is We.
ry rare-it is of Pautila, the wife Of CaracaIla,
with the reverse, Tenus pictrir.
Touching the affairs Of the east, and the pos
sibGly that France. and other European powers,
ma, yet become en;angled in the Turkish ques.
ton, the CenstitutonneL March god contains
the following article. II may be remarked, by
the way, that the report Of the capture of Smyr.
ma by the refractory Egyptian, must be without
foundation:
"The sudden application for extraordinary
credits, made Yesterday TO the Chamber of De
puties. BY the Minister of the Marine, ground
ed upon the necessity Of ausmen,,ng the naval
forces IN the Mediterranean. produced a power.
ful sensation. and gave rise to numerous conjec-
lures Ii appears that the affairs Of the East are
far from being finally settled, aud fears are en-.
tertained that Mehemed Ali will not accept the
terms proposed to him, but will give orders to
hia son to advance; and that, consequently. the
Porte, reduced to the last extremity, viii be dri.
ven to recall the aid of Russia, which the Empe-
ror is but too ready to grant, together with his
dangerous patronage. Such an event would ne
cessarily reuder politics more complicated. and
might lead to serious conflicts. France should
he upon her guard. We NAV add. that letter
from Smyrna, brought to Trieste by vessel that
sailed on-the 22d uit., announces that Ibrahim
with 90 900 men had occupied Smyrna since the
Goth ult.'
The Augsburg Gazette, Of the 18th inst has
the following of the eth ut from Constantine.
pie: - The din of arms had subsidized, but di- /!
piomatic negotiations have become more active.
Admiral Rouss;n has daily conference with the +
Rel, Eifendi. and enjoys the utmost confidence
of the Porte. NJ. de Bunreff. the Russian
Is seen but seldom in the palace Of
the P"rse. The French Ambassador has con.
cludei a convention with the Dvan, the sub !
stance of which IS as follows:
l. Hostilities between the contendius parties I
are to cease by sea and land. 2. Ibrabim Pacha !
shall evacua,e those parts Of the Ottoman empire, !
which, on the peace being signed, are to be re-
stored to the Sultan, to be again under his mme.
date sovereignty as before the war. S. The
Russian fleet shall quit the Bosphorus 4 Me.
hemed All shall be endowed by the Porte with
the vsssalage of It. Jean d'Acre. Jerusalem. and
Tripoli Mehemed Pacha shall recognize the