Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-26
LATER FROM FRANCE.

The ship Garonne, Capt. Skiddy. whie. =,
ed from Havre Oh the 18th July, has q. ,e,h
New York. She brings Paris dates ,o~;,. .. ~.
and navre Of the 18th July. Tn '''
extracts: 10. ann
The Augsburg Gazette ' ms, from ''I B.rl;n:
tains the following Of the 81 n. conference which
ia to take place in B.em'a' 'o~afas .ne oes'n nf
min. of matt month between the oo'e'e's"s VI
Pru..i,. Russi.. nd Austria Is TO agree on .ne
'uss.s, "u .ssHares. that the organization and
government i the late Polish provinces, under
The three 'owers, may De regulated les muen as
ao..;,.L, on the same principles. Ii Is thought
- ase severity Of many measures, taken since
.Is revolution, will be softened. The interests
Il the three Powers ON this point are the same,
and there 10 nothing required but a mutual under
standing as to the adoption Of the measures al
luded to. As this is a question which concerns
univ the three Powers, it is evident that the
meeting of the Sovereigns, without direct par.
ticipation of the other governments, cannot De
AN indication of discord between the European
Powers. All the Governments manifest desire
,o m.;n,.;n peace and restore order; there are no
amb,,ious views any where. and grand general
interest keeps within bounds interests OF sub
ordinate kind. Amidst so many difhcuit points
subjected to local negotiations, the generai poll
teal state Of Europe has never been more PACING
and tranquilizing than at present Inc E,npe-
ror Of Russia will, it appears, embark al Cron'
.,,d, IN hoard steamer. and thence proceed to
the coas, Of Pomprsn,a. From Stett'n his Ma
;estv viii, continue hi, journey Ia Bohemia. "
The Carlsruhe Gazette Of the 10Th inst men.
t;ons. that in the sitting of the Second Chamber
of the States on the preceding day, Message
fran the King vas read, ~ which the recent re-
soiution Of the Chamber resnecting the liberty OF
the press, is censu:ed, IS indicating an un]ust
distrus; Of the Sovereisn's wa;.hiui care ui the
interests Of the country. The Message. howe
YER. goes on to hope that sab dis''ost Il nor
reaIly existing, bat that tue apps 'csnce OF u 's
IN he attributed to an incaUtinus "oTG'ng OF the
resolution; and concludes 5y eNhos"nS the Cham'
bier 10 occupy itself with the 'ariou' imp"r'ant
legislative measures submitted IN X. Several
Denaties di.c,aimed the idea Of expressing dis
trust Of the King, and the Chamber passed 10
the Order OF the Day on the question.
The Swiss journals contain an account oil The
proceedings OF the Federal Diet on the 9th inst.
re.oectjns the treatment Of the Polish refugees
The frs, question, whether the subject should be
referred to committee. was not decided, Tor the
cant Of an absolute ma jorlty. The same fate
attended two following questions; one. whether
the matter should be considered purely federal
and the other, whether it should be treated as slm
ply Cantonal. A fourth question, whether fuil
powers should be given to the Vorort, 10 con-
f;ou. h,s NEGOTIATIONS with the French govern
meot for a return of the Poles into France was
carried in the affirmative, by majority OF 10
votes. The discussion was then adjourned to
the following day.
According to the Trieste journals, Sultan
Mahmoud, immediately alter the termination Of
the Eeyptian affair, will send his son and heir,
Abdul Meschid, to st. Petersburgh, 10 order 10
make him acquainted with European knowledge
and manners.
Pans, July 1.-THE Monite,r contains a
ROYAL Ordounance Of nineteen articles, dated The
5,h inst, for regulating the Recruiting Service,
v;,h view TO reduce the army within the credits
granted by the Budget, and at the same time tor
o,vanizine the Reserve, so as 10 be in state 10
.nter upon active service a. soon as any circum'
stsnce should call for it.
The Leipsic Gazette Of the 10Th inst. contains
N. followios Of the 9th from TGpitz:-" King
Charles X 10 making preparations Tor h's depar'
tire. and will probably leave Us the DAY alter TO-
morrow. Owing to the govt and debility, ne mas
seldom been seen in public, except at church.
The Duke de Bordeaux, on the contrary, VINO IS
. fine youth, is frequently visible. he displays
great activity, and IS exceedingly iond of ieneihs
and horsemanship. II Is generally asserted tnat
the ex King will reside at place between Ice
nI,z and Prague, until the purchase OF a residence
At Graft for which he is in treaty, be concluded.
1t appear. certain that he will not return to
Prague. Apartments for the King Of Prussia and
numerous suite are engaged here from the 10TH
We are assured that the Emperor OF Austria, at
ter a short stay at Prague, where he will review
the troops, intends to pay visit to the King OF
Prussia. The Court Of Saxony are also expected
for short time"
Thu Courier du Bas Rim, published at Stras'
bourg, contains the following" The last &C.
counts from Germany state that Austria and Prus'
sia are quite q, variance on the question OF pub
lie instruction, and the Universities 10 Germany.
The system Of Prince Metternich is obscuranfisn'.
which he wishes to introduce into the German
Universities. Prussia, On the contrary, 10 aware
that measure tending to check public instruction
in the present enlightened state Of Germany,
would inevitably produce revolution. Thus her
system is not to withhold light and instruction
hat direct their rnofle of spplira