Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03

~ have left the county-many. doubtless, to emil
pra,e-and many repairing to their tr'enus 10 U.S.
tant parts Of the kingdom. :.
R.ur men. whose names are J. Brennan, Jr,
Edward Healy and NJ. Kelly, have been arrest
cd on b,ard the ship Tottenham OF Ross. lying
in the river. boun. to Quebec. They were all from
the neiphborhoud of Casl!ecosner. IN the county
of Kilkenny, aud supposed ia. be dePly 'mPheat..
ed in the late illegal transactions: Inc case OF
one Of the prisoners, says the Waterford Chfo'
nicle, is no, little extraordinary. lie Is sup
nps.d to have been one Vt the murderers Of Mr..
Marum. and has made two different attempts To
get to America, but was each time put oack, al
Ter being nearly half way across the Alantc' the
vessels which carried him having been seriously
damaged. Upon his return to port. ne manaseu
to secrete himself until opportunity offered and
was now, for the third time, about to san, when
he was arrested.
The Hon. NJ. Cavendish, the proprietor OF the
Castledar Telegraph. found guilty at Galway AS
sizes Of a libel, has been sentenced to one montns
Imprisonment, zine of 1900 To the King. and to
provide bail In $1,000, for seven years, 10 6eeP
the peace to the Marquis "f Sligo ;.
Sir George Whitfnrd, Knit, has been elrcteu
Lord Mayor of Dublin for the ensuing year
and Messrs Dickinson and Baker, High SherIiiS'
FRANCE
The detachment Of Polish refugees which lett
Besancon on the night OF The 7th OF April, con-
sisted Of three colonels, SIX lieutenant coionelsi
l2 majors, &c captains. 90 lcu'enants, 2O4 Sc
cond do, s nun. commissioned officers and 70
privRtes
GaIiynani's Messenger of the Goth. SAYS that
General Lafayette had on The Thursday proceed
inS another interview with the Duke de Broslie,
on the subjec, OF the Poles who have quilted the
French territory.
Baron WERNER continues to complain with
great warmth to NJ. de Broge OF line connec-
ton which he SAYS exists between the herman
revoluinnists and those Of France. TO this NJ.
Broslc replies that the French government dues
every thing IN its power to cheek the efforts OF
the Propaganda, and that ii has very recently
given proofs Of this, bu, NJ. de Werther has com
p!c,ed his complaints this morning, aud II IS SAID
that high words passed at the interview.
Dismissal from the French A,my Several
distinguished ~iaff Officers have just been dismiss
ed fron The French, "a, my, bv an Or dominance dated
5Oth uit. in conseG uence nf their not having Ia.
ken the oath of allegiance required by the law.
According to Royal Ordinance dated the
4th uf April rectifyins several tables of the DO.
pulatOn Of France annexed to the ordonnance OF
Nav IL, 1882, II appears, says Paris paper ol
the Goth, tina, The total population OF The Kingdom
amounts To 80, 666, O7a souls, being Q, 1873 more
than the first Tubes.
PARIS, April 10 1T seems that there is M
reason to be alarmed oil the sending 1T four more
physicians to Baye- Mcssrs. OIfia, Anvlty,
AudraI, and Fouquier.
The Government, il is SAID. is resolved thai st
a moment which cannot be distant, 'he Duches:
shall have ali imaginable assistance al hand.
The Quo,idiepne states thai NJ. Chauiot. who
was lately with The duchess de Bprr at Blsy',
came to her respecting a mission with which the
Duchess had entrusted him TO her children
The Prince Of Canine Lucien Bonaparte
arrived ~ Munich, on the 9Th Of April, trcu
Rome. He was said TO be about TO proceed t.
America
From, The liverpool Courier of Aprik "a.
FRANCE. PARIS has been in a state Of excite
ment and alarm throus bout the week, not on :
from the irritation created by the proceedings n
the Chamber uf Deputies asains, the Tribune
newspaper, but from an apprehension Of a gene
raj rising Of the Republicans to attempt the over
throw Of the Orleans dynasty by furce. The
city has appeared as if in preparation for siege,
such has been the influx Of troops and artillery
and the crowds of police aud disguised spies i,
al the streets a"d public places. Up to ihr dart
of the latest arrivals, 10 disturbance had taken
place.
SPAIN
| TIE latest intelligence from Madrid is of the
9th OF April, previous to which time, little else
OF importance had been lately dune than to com
plete the work Of Frustrating CarIism Two per
suns OF note, Pedrossa creature of Coomardr,
and Baaolome Talar, Franciscan priest, had
been exied to Algesiras.
PORTUGAL.
| The Osprey arrived at Portsmouth on the 2ls
Of April frum Oporto. with accounts Of late
date; but the particulars had not TRANSFERRED. -
The latest intelligence is of the 9th, on which,
being the birth day of Donna Maria. an attack oil
the Migueites was expected. but il did not take
place. Nothing bad been heard very recently
from Admiral Sartorious. but vessel was of the
bar, reported to have Sir John Milley Doyle on
board as a passenger Assa.sinations and robbie
ries were quite prevalent al Opor,o.
The British merchant ships in the Douro have,
at the request Of Don Miguel, separated them.
selves from the Portuguese, and removed to the
opposite side of the river. All prctence for com.
plant or quarrel in consequence of the injury to