Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

,o.in re- established although another letter, dat
ed 8 o'clock. ON the 4th. says II was reported
that the Palace Of the Duke Of Nassau. at BE
terick, was in flames. =
Last night, Robert ie Diable was performed.
On coming out Of the theatre, at hall past nine,
vast erosd proceeded through the street called
Zeil 10 the guar house Of the constabes. occupied
by thirty soldiers Of the line, and as many police
officers. This crowd was beaded BY young
men in the costume Of students. wearing white
scarfs On their arrival before the guard house.
one Of the young men, stepping out OF 'hr ranks.
hsrangued the people, who had collected IN great
numbers. In this speech, he expaiia'ed on the
impression Of which Germany was the victim.
The people received the speech with unanimous
applause. In an instant, guns. pistols, and sa-
bres were distributed. the guard house was at.
tackled, and the prisoners confined for political
ing been considerably augmented. then proceed
ed along the Zcil to the principal guardhouse, at
tackled il amidst shouts Of Liberty Or Death"
dispersed the sixty soldiers who occupied the
post. and set at liberty the prisoners. among
whom was NJ. Mohr, who had been confined two
years on suspicion Of having taken share IN Tor.
mer disturbances. Whilst blood was tiowing
on bnth sides, near the guard house, the drums
were beating throughout the town, to call to-
gether the national guards. Part OF the citizens
came 10 time TO prevent the capture OF the arsenal.
'Tiie troops Of the line, amounting TO 500
men. came up in haste. and succeeded IN retak-
ing the chief guard house. 200 soldiers also de-
Tended the approach TO the glacis. AT eleven
O'Clock, The ta,nult was at its height. The PEG
pie perambuia,ed the streets, uttering shouts Of
fury; patrols of cavalry, infantry, ard pompiers,
we're seen in all directions; the gates OF the town
we're shut. anu even this morning, at ten o'clock,
no one sas allowed to come into the tosn The
conflict was very desperate. One student
received nineteen wounds BY bsyonet. A pri:
soner, attempting TO make his escape, was NOR
tally wounded. Many spectators, in returning
home, were eth er killed or wounded II is posi-.
lively asserted, that several thousand peasants
we're OH the point Of entering Frankfort. 1t is
Olso reported that distuI Dances have taken place
at Haneu, and that Firearms have been made use
OF. At balfpast eleven, one of the hurgomas.
tersof Frankfort rode through the different parts
OF the city IN his carriage, and inspected the
posts. He then proceeded. at the head Of SO
soldiers of the line and SO National Guards, to
the tower called the PIarrthurm, where they were
sounding the tocsin. 1t ia remarkable hat not
one Of the individuals who were tullins the bell
was arrested"
Another letter of the same date says:-
at appears certain that the garrison Of MentZ
was apprised that disturbances would break out
at Frankfort. Before they had commenced,
Austrian troops were on their march for Hoe
chst. a town situated halfway between Frankfort
and Men,z. These troops have since pushed
their vanguard to the borders OF our territory.
Is il intended 10 take military possession Of
Frankfort? Have the disturbances been fostered
BY the cabinets. in order to find pretexts for
such an occupation. and for the promulga
of new prOtoeOlsf These are questions which
cannot decide: but it is worthy Of remark. that
the ministers If the three principal powers of Ger
many quilted Frankfort some days back, aud
that the leaders Of the instruction, instead of
directing the people towards the archives Of the
Diet. led them against the guard houses"
The French government, It is said, on re.
ceving intelligence Of these events, immediate
" Transmitted orders to the French towns on the
frontiers. enjoining the German refugers resi-
dug there, to remove to the interior Of the king
dom.
The King of Wurtemburs issued procla ma.
tan on the Cd of April dissolving the States
General. with view toa new election for the
o. the nation. The reason for
This measure is distinctly assigned to be the FUR.
bulpnt spirit Of the former body.
The Prince Of Hesse Cassel issued manifesto
on the 25th IF March conceived IN still stronger
terms; asserting that majority Of the Cham
Der had, from the very commencement OF the
session, assumed an attitude hostile TO the govern
ment.
Both these royal functonaries express strong
nope lhai the new elections may eventuate ia such
manner as that harmony may thereafter prevail
between the government and the repre- sentative';
but it is very evident that the disconten,s are
broad and deep. nor would it be astonishing if
instructions Of a more formidable character
han the riot at Frankfort should ere long disturb
The repuse Of Germany.
TURKEY.
The news from the theatre OF commntion in |
rurkey IS not So late as that published, received
BY ~ay Of Baltimore, from Smyrna.
FRANCE.
Nothing Of general interest appears to have
recently occurred in France The debates in
he Chamber Of Deputies, as is not unfrequently |
he case. were extremely violenr, especially in
regard to complaint Of NJ. Viennet, Depu.
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