Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-27

expected, after the reports that nave ueen Chea
lated for these two days. The troubles IN Leon
have been reprsssed, well as those 10 Toledo;
but the weakness Of the Cabinet is compiaiheu
Of, which nor daring to pronounce decisisey 10
favor of one party, hestates between oo'"' uh-
supported by either. measure which may nave
some effect, is, however, spoken OF. VIZ: TO EN-
nloy in the regiments the exiled officers who now
return to Spain.
P. s. We are assured, this evening, that the In
FAINT Don Carlos is under arrestin his apartments.
From The Quofidienne.
Yesterday evening a courier from Vienna ar
rived at the office of the Minister for Foreign Al
fairs. 1t was reported that the dispatches which
he brought contained the refusal OF the Archduke
Charles, Of the alliance proposed by Louis Philip
for his eldest son.
The Council of Ministers has met to decide up
on a very delicate question The Treasury OF
Belgium is in such a state OF distress that to
think of asking King Leopold for the repayment
of the expenses of the late war, or even OF the
campaign of 1881, would be mere mockery.-
Yet the Ministers do not dare to ask the French
Chambers finally to place this sum to The debt OF
our treasury, and they are seeking middle
course, which has not vet been found
Pans. Feb. Eve are this day beset with
conflicting intelligence and rumors. Letters
from Brest and other outpOrts. received yesterday
and this day, speak of the continuance OF exer-
tuns to fit out. with all possible expedition. ships
of war. of which to fnrm strong naval squad
ron for the Levant The French troops in Greece,
who had been ordered to hold themselves IN rea
diness to embark for France Italy, will it is now
stated, not ony remain in the M0rea, but be REIN
forced. Those in the island of Corsica are to be
considerably increased. cabinet courier arrv
ed here from Vienna three days ago, the bearer,
il was said. uf dispatches froM Marshal Maison,
announcing the accommodating difficulties of the
Porte, and the fears Of the Turkish Government
that Ibrahim, at the head of the troops of the re-
bellious Pacha of Egypt, would have arrived in
the capital Of the Ottoman Empire without much
more opposition, and there dethrune the Sultan.
and the dynasty. or dictate such other terms as
circumstances had given to the conqueror the
power to enforce.
TouLoN. Jan. 27--The telesraphic despatch
was received yesterday, which brought orders
immediately to arm the Superbe Of the line, the
V,ctora frigate, and several other men of var
On the other hand, the Marengo Of the line, and
the frigates and cUrveites now at anchor IN our
roads. have received orders to be IN readiness
for a mission, the object of which Is not stated;
hence our politicians are in great hustle. Some
pretend that our naval force is going Ia the lac.
want as c0unterpoise to the PROJECTS of Rus
sian squadron; others that II is to assist the Elm
peror Don Pedro; some again have taken up the
old notion ct an expedition against Consiantia
under TIE Duke Of Orleans, or at a display OF
our naval ,orce on the coast OF Havti. 70 compel
that s",ernmen, to pay the trlbnte which IL has
taken upon Itself but now refuses.
MADRID. Jan. 81 Letters am informed. have
been received in this city, containing intelligence
to the effect that General SoIIsnac at the head
of Don Pedrn's troops, was engaged in an action
with the army Of Don Miguel, of which no less
than 2. 600 men were killed. and considerable
number made prisoners. Letters worthy Of Gre
dit, from the frontiers Of Portugal, as we'll AZ
from CadZ, inform Us, without, however, enter
ing INTO aBv of the grounds for such an opinion.
that Don Miguel will not hold out beyond the
present winter as the chief man of Portugal
IRELAND. Stale Of The County of Kilkenny.
There are at this moment upwards of 80 pri-
soners in ou- county jt'l-a number unprecedent-
" grcat-nearly 100 of whom are charged with
Whitrfuot offences. We should wish to have
it nationally accounted for, says the Wexford
Conservative, how 1t comes to pass that, in the
list of the persons committed for those atrocities,
there does not occur the name of single Protes-
tant
The embargo on Dutch vessels had not been
taken off. and it was said would not be while
affairs with that country remain unsettled.
Letters from Swabia announce the probability
Of lbrahim Pacha asserting to cessation OF hos
tiIities. with a view to difinitive arrangement
of the differences between the Sultan and his in
surgent Viceroy.
Accounts from Constantinople to January 9th,
state that the Sultan, in the extremity Of his dis.
tress, had accepted the offer Of assistance made
bv the Emperor Of Russia, and that Russian
officer set off for Egypt, to demand the subms'
sion of the Viceroy to the Sublime Porte.
The accounts from Paris are to February
4,h. The naval preparations al Brest continued
to be prosecuted with undiminished energy, aud
some Of the ships Of war were already in con-
dtion to put to sea-
The Army of the North, the head quarters Of
which were at Compegne, has been restored to
the same foofing as that upon which it was plac-
ell before its recent entry into Belgium.
Accounts from Spain. received BY the French
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