Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-19

| 10 arrive Ut and depart from vienna. lne Hate
| Of Switzerland 10 said+to occasion much uneasi-
ness to the Austrian Cabinet.
The students atthe University of Jena, OF ma
nv Of them have been arrested, on account OF the
dispositions of one Quintin, who was concerned in
the disturbances last winter. Most OF the AZ
rests were made 10 the night. Fourteen OF the
| .tudents were brought through Weimar, escorted
| BY soldiers. Three or four who formerly s.udi.
ed at Jena. have been arrested at Leipsie.
| Count Nesselrode, the Russian Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs, Is at presen, at Troppau, where.
, according to some Of the continental papers, q
regular Congress will most probably b held
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 3ist utimo. aIrea'
DIV anticipates important results from that Coo
eress." The late revolution in France, having,
according to that paper, destroyed the trea'
ties signed at Vienna, it has become necessary TO
form new ones.
ITALY AND NAPLES.
Letters from Rome, dated 18th Of September.
intimate that the Pspal Government had ordered
the establishment Of sauitory Gordon on the
, frontier of that Kingdom. The Swiss troops IN
the service Of the Pope had been marched from
their garrisons in the Legations to the frontiers
of the Abruzzi, aud were TO be replaced by Aus:
trian soldiers A conspiracy had been detected
| on the lib uItimo at Naples. the ostens6e OBJ
iect of which was to procure the dismission OF the
Swiss troops in the Neapolitan service, who a.
mount TO seven thousand men.
There are strong reas"ns for believing that
Naples is laboring under internal dlsafections
that have not yet broken forth into public com
motion. great ministerial council was held IN
August. over which the King presided in person.
ANcoNA, Aug s3.-"W learn from Rome
that it is now two months since the persons en-
h,va vGh m q
pa IT Of their salaries, ssch is the exhaustion OF
the Ponti6caI treasury. 1t is said that the oh.
iect of NJ Torlonia's journey to Naples was to
concert with NJ. de Rolhschid for new loan OF
Q. O0O, 900 to the Papal Government, the nego'
tiatiols for which are stated to have been broken
of at the moment when they were on the
point Of being crowned with success. Letters
from the frontiers Of Naples announce that
many arrests have taken place in the Abruzz',
the causes of which are unknown. Several per
sons also have been arrested at Sinigaglia and Jes
81. The head quarters Of the POntitlcal troops
are now at Fano."
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius. -The Notizie
del Gorno OF Rome gives the following account
Of new phenomena presented by Mount Vesu'
| vius:-
"On the 18th Of August, in the afternoon.
crevices Of the width Of several feet were re
marked round the. whole circumference Of the
old crater. On the following night thick CO.
umn of smoke rose to about mile into the air,
and went in the direc ton Of CoselRarS. At
three in the morning. on the 18th, three torrents
Of lava. issuing from the Opening formed in April
last. rapidly descended 10 the direction OF Tore
del Greco, dividing IN different streams At
five O'Clock, two other streams. proceeding
from the same crater, rushed down towards Gro
l. IN f,u,,
days previously. the water in the wells at Resi-
ma had begun To decrease considerably. At
half past seveo, loud noise vas heard. repeat
ediy, in the interior Of the mountain. and the ra
pdity Of the lava increased: At one O'Clock in
the afternoon. three shocks in Mount VesuyIus
caused the houses Of the neighbortng commuues
to vibrate, whilst a white column, tnctured with
red by a fame which was seen moving inside,
rose to considerable height opposite the rays OF
the SUM- This column had entirely disappeared
at six in the evening"
RUSSIA
The Emperor has appointed his son, the Grand
Duke Constantine, aged six years, Grand Admi
raj Of the Empire, and presented nm as such to
the feet assembled at Cronstadt
ST.. PErsRsBURGH, Aug 2l.-His Majesty
the Emperor has issued thr following ordinance:
"By the Grace of God, we Nicholas l. sc.
"By our ordinance Of the 18th (27th) OF
April, special decree ordered levy Of recruits
in those Governments which were nearest the
environments Of the troops tina, were most in need
Of being reinforced, which measure we adopted
with pleasure, in order to defer as long as posi-
bic the necessity of a general levy OF recruits in
the whuIe empire. Though, on account Of the
Deficiencies Of our army and fleets, which have
not been filled up to their proper complement by
general levy since the year 1881. such levy has
now become una voidsbie, we have nevertheless,
in our incessant care for the welfare Of our be.
loved aud faithful subjects, endesvored to make
it possible to conne the lew Of recruits to those
Governments the inhabitants Of which, BY the i
goodness Of the Almighty, derive from the very
productive harvest of this year, means more ca
silly to comply with this demand; and on the
other. in those Governments in which the crops
have been bad, or less productive. to defe. the
levy o! recruits to another time, that the inha-
bitsnts Of those Governments may find, in the
peaceable occupations Of agriculture and bust.
ness, an indemnity for the losses Of the present
wear AccordinoIy. we Order:--l A lew of q /