Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

price of Stocks improved. but many spectators
having taken advantage of this circumstance to
seli, a reaction was the consequence. and the
Funds declined and closed rather lower than on
Friday. Foreign Securities in general, par
tieularIy Spanish, have, on the contrary I'm
proved.
BELeIuM.-The Brussels papers announce
that the Queen and infant Prince were 60
ing on we'll, and that the birth Of the young
heir had been celebrated in all the large towns
Of the Provinces, by the ringing OF bells, u
ring of cannons, and general Examinations -
THIS seems to indicate that the people OF Belgi-
um are better satisfied with the regning house,
than has been generally supposed.
BRUssELs, July 90 -Letters from the Hague
confirm the report that Holland demands an
augmentation Of our portion Of debt, and that It
shall be carried to the amount OF l2,OOO,OOO
francs Of the interest; alsu that the capital
should be invested; aud finally an increase OF
the Intus for pursuing the Scheldt 1t appears
that the Treaty Of Peace is to be nesotiated first
between Holland and the Five Powers. who will
afterwards submit the terms to the appreciation Of
Belgium.
PoRrueAL-The French papers contain the &C.
counts gwen in our previous advices. OF the re-
ported capture Of the city of Lisbon by the Tor
Ces under the command of Admiral Napier-but
there is no sufficient evidence of their suthen-
ITCHY. The last accounts that can be relied on
were, that the Admiral was advancing towards
the Tagus, and within six miles Of its mouth
consequently the report, must, in all Probaolii'
ty, have been premature.
This Bulletin issued BY the Lisbon Junta OF
Health on the llth, states the number Of new
cases Of cholera to be SO; the serious cases re-
naming. l67; the slight cases, 1872; the con.
valescents, 172. The total number OF patients
since the breaking out Of the maady. 6.?70. Of
whom s, 400 have been cured, and 8, $50 have
died.
HOLLAND We learn from the Hague jour
nas, that, on tha oath instant. the infant son OF
Prince Albert Of Prussia was christened with
the usual solemnites, by the names Of William
Frederick Nicholas Charles, on which occasion
the King of Holland gave sum Of 5000 forms,
to be distributed amongst the poor of the CITY.
GERMANY.-The Augsburgh Gazette OF the
26ih instant. states that the ROYAL Family OF Sax.
ouy intended to meet the Emperor and Empress
at Prague, in consequence OF which the Saxon
ambassador al Vienna was also on the point OF
starting for the capital Of Bohem'a. Nothing ap-
pears to be decided vet as to the place where the
meeting OF the emperor OF Austria and King Of
Their the Emperor of Russia will attend it. The
Russiao Ambassador at the Court Of Austria, NJ.
de Tat.cheff has left Vienna, however, for wa.
terng place in Bohemls. BY decision of the
High Court Of Appeals, the Punishment OF death
pronounced against Gtosra! Zucch has been
committed 10 imprisonment Tor twenty years in q
fortress. The late fire at Ja,sy destroyed about
500 Buildings. amous which was the house OF the
Austrian Consul.
SwITzEnLAND-We take the following from
the Swiss juurnui, the Federal:-- A few DAYS ago,
some P,edmontese refugees, being pursued by
party of Royal CsrbIneers. were 81 fortunate as
to gain shelter in The Convent on Mount St.
Bernard. A snort tine afterwards, the Carhi
neers being overtaken BY a storm. were them
selves obliged to seek coyerin: under the same
hospitable roof, and the refugees became mingled
with their pursuers on tins neutral ground. The
demonstrating passed off, the Carbineers took
their departure leaving their prey in the asylum
they had sought. When they had all disappear.
ed, one Of the refugees asked monk what they
would have done, had the soldiers attempted to
carry off their unfortunate fellow. cOuntrymen.-
The monk Replied Our servants and our
dogs would soon have brought them to their SEN
ses.'"
The Sentinelle Genevose contains the follow
ing from Zurch:-" The Directory has commu
nicated TO the States, bv circular. dated July
10, the answer of the French Ambassador to the
complaint made by the Directory, with regard to
Switzerland. From this answer it appears that
these refugees proceeded from Moulins TO the can
ton of0Geneva, al their own request; bat that
when the French Government was apprised Of the
objections made by the authorities o. Geneva, it
consented Immediately to readmit them IN the
French territory, and to proceed either to Belgium
or England In future, no refugees expelled
from France are to be sent to Ssitzerland."
The following letter has been addressed to the
Polish Committee in Ssi,zerland:
Arenberg, Canton Of Thergau. July l5.-"As
subscriptions are raising in Switzerland in behalf
Of the Poles, who are seeking hosplisble refuge
10 every quarter, send you silver gilt dressing
cave, that ~as given to me by the Emperor Napo-
lean. beg you to dispose Of It BY lottery. and
to add the product to the fund Of the Polish Com
mittee at Berne.
NApoLEAN LOUIS BroNApARTE.
IrALY-Extrsct of a letter Of the 18Th July
NJ. a