Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
% the open ground Of Pont Neuf, three im-
,,.. standard. supported by masls Of nearly a

msp,e standard, supported by mas,s Of nearly q
hundred lset In height, and ornamented at the
hu,torn with monumental sculpture, were seen
waving in the air at sunrise; each Of them bore
IN letters Of gold the date OF one Of the three
lars. 1t was a beautiful sight when the wind
blew, to see the gold, the three colors and the
mineral Grape, intermingled with the rays of the
suu: tri colored standards bearing the city arms
aoaied also on the tower Of No,re Dame, Saint
Gervais, and Saint German L'Auxerrois.
The bridge Of Arcole was decorated with re.
markabe taste. All the iron chains were CO.
yered with foliage. Large garlands also OF
leaves and branches ornamented the four middle
arches, the upper part Of which, raised 10 kind
p( entableture, was decorated with medallions,
each containing a cross Of July, and terminated
by dense mass Of little tri.colored flags, in the
midst of which was seen one raised to a very
great height A great number Of private houses
we're oruament-d with tri colore9 flags.
In every parish funeral service was perform.
I'd. at which were present the civil authorities,
the staff Of the lesons, and a g,eat number Of
officers, national guards, and citizens.
During the day many persons were seen IN Pa
ia in mourning; the concourse OF people at the
places of burial vas incessant, but orderly and
,houghtfsl; crowns were placed in silence on the
,ombs All those who have seen the capital TO-
dsy will ever remember the cain and religious
annearance which attested real solemnity, un
accompanied by any thing OF the joyful aspect Of
public iete.
PAxIs. Jaly 2S-There is again a report of
change in the Ministry. The men Of the "'uers
parti," who continually Halter themselves with
success loudly proclaim the return of NJ. Dupin,
who. they confidently say, has already had an in
,eriew with the King, with which he has been
very well satisfied.
They also speak of correspondence main.
tanned By NJ. Theirs with VI. Dupin, to whom he
has even sent his private Secretary, NJ. Ma,tin,
10 hasten his return. NJ. Theirs will be the on
ly one remaining Of the present Ministers, and
Marshal Gerard. Who returned 10 Paris yester
day, and who also had an audience Of the King.
will be President of the Council. IL is SAID that
the Chamber will be dissolved. We give Gre
deuCe to this last part of the news. As for the
rest, if there has been IN fact some conferences,
most probably they are nothing more than lit
lie pIcsting to engage NJ. Dupin aud his friends
TO lend to the government, during these three
days Of difficulty. the support OF the little PoPu'
lariiy which is left them.
The military force assembled by the Govern
mcnt to prevent disturba has been so great
during me three Jays, mat there was hiie ttaT
Of asy attempt being made, either by Royaiists
or Republicans, to convert the assemblages OF
the people into the means Of forwarding their
panty design.
The volcanic island thrown up two or three
years since in the Mediterranean, near Sicily,
and which afterwards disappeared, is again wish
ble
BELGIUM.
A salute Of one hundred and one guns, on the
cath July, at o'clock in the morning, announc-
ed to the inhabitants Of Brussels, the birth OF
son and heir to King Leopold.
POLAND.
LEMBERe. July lS-According to CONNER.
cal letters from Jassy, another dreadful fire had
taken place there, in which half Of the city that
escaped in the preceding fire fell prey to the
flames. Notwithstanding the great exertions Of
the Russian garrison, the bad construction of the
houses rendered itmpossible TO arres, the fury OF
the conaagration till the following day.
The Russian troops posted on the Danube are
still assembled in the same positions, but are TO
be removed to their old quarters as soon as the
news arrives that Count OrlOtf, with his corps,
has left the BosphOrus.