Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-12
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The ship Mary Rowland, at New York, brings
Liverpool papers to the 9TH March, and London
to the 9th, inclusive.
The Irish Enforcing Bill has been read first
time in the House OF Commons by an overwhelm.
ing majority. The Russian Ambassador to
Egypt has succeeded in inducing Ali Pacha to
suspend the further march Of his army towards
Cunstantiuople. There is nothing later from
Portugal.
Irish Enforcing BM-This important Bill
was read FIRST time in the House OF Commons.
on the evening of March 5th, after a division OF
466 against 49, FRIDAY, March 9Th, was aP-
pointed for its second reading. In the debate
IN the 4th, Mr. Emerson Tenant supporter OF
the bill, held the following language:
"These additional powers we're not all tnat
was necessary TO put down disturbance. NO;
the around work Of disturbance in ireland was
poverty Thear, hear!. and predial agitation paw
ed the way for political agitation. The hercest
agitation would fail OF success they would on
~ direct their attention to this point. Asst was,
he found the people reckless from want, and too
ready to Join in any scheme, however desperate.
Let them alleviate the condition Of the Irish pea.
santry-afford them opportunities Of obtaining
remunerative employment--suatch them from
STRAIGHTFORWARD give legal maintenance Tor the
helpless and the infirm general cheerinsl Let
them do this, and agitation would cease. But If
they did not do this, the reign Of agitation would
be perennial (hear, hear, hearty. tie regarded
this measure as precautionary, and not final"
Londo,. Honey Market, March Sat the
Stock Exchange the publication OF the last OH
ciai mute from Holland seems to have produced a
stronger feeling in favor of the settlement OF the
question in dispute, than was anticipated. or than
the real state Of thecase, perhaps, will justify.
There was much animation in consequence in
the early part of the day in the Consol market,
attended with rise in the price of about per
cent. The last quotations were So to for mot
ney.
Slaveru ia the Hest L,dies.-In the House Of
Commons, March 4th, Mr. Heathcote presented
petition from bennington, in the county OF Lin.
coin, praying for the total abolition OF Negro
Slavery.
The Marques Of Chandos asked the Noble
lord opposite Lord Althorp) whether it was the
intention of Government to come forward Nth
any specific plan this session. for the abolition of
Colonial Slavery. He Lord Chandos) and the
country were entirely 10 the dark as TO the course
which the Government intended to pursue on this
momentous subject: and he took leave to repeat
acain The question he had asked before. what
were the Intentions Of his Msjesty's Ministers
on The subject Of Colonial Slavery?
Lord Aithorp. in reply, observed that he had
stated some time ago it was the intention Of his
Msiesty's Ministers to introduce measure whit h.
he trusted, would bring this subject to satls'ac
tory conclusion ihear!, but further than that he
did not feel himself justified in stating (hear)
Loss of the Erin Steamer. -Accounts have
been received at Lloyd's this morning from Bris
toll, which state that the City of Londonderry,
Dublin and London steamboat, saw the Erin
steamer labout which SO much anxiety is felt on
the Gath ult in distress, and that, 10 the after
noon of that day, the crew Uf the Erin we're seen
on the rigging. making signals with their hats.
and the sails dragging in the sea, but were una
ble to render them any assistance London Cou
rier, March l.
DUBLIN, Friday, March 1.-The farmers and
e. gentry in the neghborhood of Crossabeg, Kyle,
hstramont, &C., in the county of Wexford, have
formed themselves into parties of night patrol
for The preservation Of public tranquility, ISL
Francis lie Hunte, magistrate, amongst tn,
numbsr,] and confidence is already restored II
those districts.
Trade to India and Chiad-The following pa
ragraph, which we copy from Nicholson's Lon
don Price Current, Of Feb 26, is most impor
taut, if the information is to be depended upon
-" The regulation Of all East India affairs Is t.
be Immediately assumed by his Majesty's Minis
tiers. The China trade will be thrown open: tn
whole details will probably be before the public
this week"
FRANCE.
LONDON. March 6.-The French papers o
the Sd are still occupied with the extraordinar.
declaration of the Duchess Of Berri, and the new
position in which it places the cause Of the exile,
family. Some Of the Carlist journalists pre-
tend to doubt the authenticity OF the document
while others engage in arguments to show its un
importance. There is one change, however
which they all admit as necessary consequence
Of the avowed marrage-nameiy, that her Roya
Highness can no longer be acknowledged b
them, either in the quality of Regent, in tn
name Of her son, or in that Of her sons guardia
during his minority. The Italian Prince, t
whom she is married, might have an intere.
against Henry v. Besides, it is wisely pro,it
ed for By the French laws. that subsequel