Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-03

LATER FROM EUROPE.

Rocket. IRON uaNte' "s H"''"'' w '"~
York Commercial are m possession Of Paris pa
pers to the s2d of October, and intelligence IRON
Madrid several days later than before received
y.ry little - added to our stock Of information by
this srr,al-and that little principally relates 10
the affairs Of Spain.
France continued in state Of repose, having
little TO disturb her quiet, or even 10 awake "e,
vivaeity. except the continued Proseeu'ion VI
the opposition presses, which vas sun ea',eu v
with undated rigour. The go'ern1nen, nao ""
tanned some further judgments asa'ns, 'nem'
D., ordinance has been promu gated, cal
,;oa ;n,o ,c,iye service SIS, 900 new conscI'pts-
Jn7s ne,sure has excited much speculation, al
,h,,,h m. reason assigned for It BY the Minister
nf A. uouId seen TO be very satisfactory one,
-, ,o su,olv the vacancies to be created oy inc
,n,ic,n,,rd discharge of the class OF 1879, ana
nv rho delivery OF Unlimited fnrlooshs 10 o'he'
parts OF the army. -,
General Drummont, who was 10 America with
Connt Roachior,, IN the capacity OF a'd-de-camP'
died a short time since al Lyons
The Queen Regent OF Spain Continued. al tue
last accounts. To maintain her authority, ai'housn
II cannot be expected, from the Known res''es'
disposition Of the Apesiol'csis. ina. heF sway
will ,sm,,p undis,uroed. DAu Carlos aud his
Nv, bu, the Issaiisaity Of 40 aspiring priesthood
20 irIuise Don Carlos hls, moreover, the ad-
vantage Of manhood as opposed TO Intaney-and
The Laws of the slngJom 10 sustain bin. except so
far n rhsy were repealed expressly tor his exciu'
SION H. ,nersfDre. he - possessed OF ta'ents,
he wli At least give troaoie To the Rel,et ~ Fer
dinand, and not unlikely ultimately assena the
throce OF his bruther.
y.ry serious troubles prevail in the Kingdom
of Navarro. where Don Carlos mas large party
~ action.
Pans. Oct 22-The news from Bordeaux
of the Goth, arrived to-day by an extraordinar!
Courier, mention a, follows:
No DEPENDENCE should be placed on the calm
which apoaren,iy prevails IN Navarro, and we
believe that Province more than any other part OF
the Kingdom, requires the attention OF Go'ern-
meot In this view OF the case, the execution
of Santo. I.adron was probably required by
sound poicv He arrived at Pampeluna ON the
18Th. aod II is certain that he was shot on the
day following.
In, mail carrier from Drtrosat ARR, ed yester-
day afternoon, had met troops stationed at b"r
COS. and the in,urrection had extended to Qan-
hans Paiia, oals some leagues distant. III LUIS
case there probably was battle today; perhaps
even yesterday.
We learn by the uay ST. Sebastian that Gen.
,;le had marched on Merando. where the rebels
appeared determined 10 make stand. This lie,
neal had in him 5000 men, all old soldiers, and
a coed many volunteers. They are to form a
JUNCTION with the regiments coming bv forced
narrbe. frun Madrid. aud the arrival OF which at
Burso, is already known
The follow .nS /, the the news contained IN the
Bordeaux papers OF the l9In October
SAINT JEAN PIED DE PORT, lo'h Octooer.-
Tue r,slns 10 Navarro l. general; every where
the people have risen IN arm, al Tue Call Ut 'he
n,ies,s. and paid with the gold OF the converts -
TDe insurgents have marched on Nalcarlos,
whore che in>ur ectun spread rapidly, for these
moun,aineer, had previously been required By
the priests TO range themselves under the banner
OF Charles V.
. Pans. October % The Spanish question
has made sume progress, not dip'omat'aiiy'
whlcr, IS times go, would signify but little, but
morally. n NAV express myself.
Ferdinand, klng Of Naples, has issued Tor
ina, protest asains, the acknowledgment OF the
Young Queen Isabella, which has been eommu-
nicated To- the Spanish government tie ad-
,erts 10 the pragmauc sanction promulgated ov
Phihp v, on the 2O,h If March. Ills. by which
the Saic Law was recognized as iunda'
mental principle 10 the Spanish succession, ana
such an one as ought not TO be disturbed, nj Inc
hazard Of klndliDg up civil war.
PANS, Oct GA letter received bv bank
er at Paris, from the camp OF Don Miguel,
states positively tina; the di,mission OF NJ de
Boz mont, from the pos, Of gsners'issino OF the
Portuguese army. is entirely owing TO the sus-
uicio,,s which had taken root in the mind OF Don
Miguel, in consequence OF the negotiations
which had taken place bet"een Bourm"nt and
Lord w. Russell Dan Miguel no doubt re.
collected that Buurmont had been a traitor TO his
own conntrv, and tina, he might therefore also
prove traitor TO HIN.
GRsEcE.-The following extract OF letter
from Nsvarino, dated S0th of Sept. presents
very different picture Of the results OF King
Othn's government from that we have previously
received.
"Tne discomfort excited against the measures
of King Ohio is daily increasing. He has cho.
sen 70 fill the Consuia,es Of Europe with men of
notorious incapacitD and the internal administra-
ton o The country has fallen into the hands OF ra-
pacious and iosoient foreigners. Ohio has over
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