Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
LATER FROM FRANCE.

Sunday, July Zi-i Z. W..
Our news schooner Eclipse boarded. yesterday
afternoon, about forty miles East Of Sandy Hook,
the packet ship sully. Captain Forbes from
Havre. whence she sailed on the 5th ultimo we
have received by her Paris papers OF the Sd
Under the date Of the slst May. the parl::
correspondent Of the Journal do Havre writes
as follows:
SIT is not without cause that the governments
of Germany and Italy fear general explosion
in their respective countries. The administra'
,;ons there. instead of exerting themselves to
allay the general ferment that exists, aud acuns
nm 10 the opinions of the age, seek only IN
sSstem Of persecution, the means OIL suppress
s;na that revolution which is ready to'break out.
A t,,velI.r who has Just traversed all the coun-
,r;ss bordering on the Rhine, has given US some
details on this subject, which shew the height, to
which public discomfort has attained. HE ideas
of independence prevailing among the people, ana
even the peasants, are manifest IN the -siecuon
of members Of the liberal party Tor the ies'sla'
tive bodies uow again called together. Inc par
liameutary opposition expected oy the Hish Die.
from this source is considered so dangerous, that
de,iberatjons have already been held at Frank
fart for the purpose of considering on the
tembure. in case those governments should th'nK
II necessary TO dissolve the Chambers which are
,o,v IN sss.ion In that case the Diet VIII issue
. decree. not ordering, it is true, an un'imi-
ted suspension Of the Constitutional legislatures
Of the different German states, but giving sach
eoyeramen ut the power to adjourn that aeton OF
the national representatives now SO much requr'
ed by the interest Of these countries. ms pro-
iect. before being presented at rrank'or'' mas
Hsen discussed at Vienna and Berlin, and the
Hiab Diet will take II into consideration on the re-
turn of NJ Munich Bellinghausen.,
a., The situation Of the Italian peninsula ap.
pears more precarious even than that OF Uermahy'
for. Judging by the discomfort which prevails 10
SAVOY, a general explosion VIII shofuy HSe
place. In that country, no excuse having YET
been found for the introduction OF Austrian
troops, King Albert has hitherto had 10 depena
on his own resources alone, and ne mas manasseu
q, n Jisplease the army, that general mut'ny
S,s occpred in the Sandman regiments. 10
consequence Of this military conspiracy numer'
ons arrests have been made without any interior
ence ON the part Of the people, but the last let,
ters from Chambery and Turin, announce that
rho Inhabitants are in motion, aud some citlZens
have been arrested bv the Sandman police
.Tbe conrt of Turin, alarmed by the turn things
have taken. would have no objection to receive
.ome Austrian auxiliaries in the country; but the
Erencb cabinet having received Information that
negotiations were on foot for this purpose mad
strongly opposed it and declared that france
wou,d send into the Sandman territory as ma.
nv troops as they received there from Austria
We add all the items Of interest we find in the
FRANCE.
A vsrx serious disturbance took place few
,,ays 400 at Bovee, near Amiens. Ga the morn
inc of the esd ult. considerable mob was FORM
ed with view to oppose the removal OF tue rec
tor of that parish, who had been denounced to
the Archbishop The rector himself had sue
eeeded in inducing the crowd to dispense, wnen
nationat,Nuard suddenly made his appearance 10
arms. He vas soon followed BY some others
The mas Si,a again formed anu struggle en-
sued, which Was neither long nor oiooay, ou' ~, ,ne
National Guards were compelled TO S'eid' 1o-
wards the middle of the day, the uenearmes,
from Amiers: and about 8 in the evening. hye
nsrsons who had been arrested were sent Oh Tor
E.niens with handouts. At the sight OF the
irons the indignation Of the populace rose TO us
h;ohasts MITCH The escort was assaied py O
shaver Of stones, the leader Of the squadron was
e,,nck On the head and thrown from ms shoLse'
and ayeo some of the prisoners were hurt The
Gendarmes were Obliged to yield to numbers and
sh,naon the charge. In the night, Boves was
surrounded bya detachment OF the garrison Of
Amiens, and at day break, IL prisoners were Sc
cured without resistance
In the night of the eth ult. NJ. joys exten-
.ive spinning mills at st. Quentin, causht nrs
from an accident near one OF the Stoves OF Tue
steam engines, aud in very short time the whole
Of the fabric, with its engines, machinery ana
stores Of every description, vas reduced to ashes.
Every possible exertion was made to stop the ra
wages Of the flames, but it was found to be IN
vain, and consequently the attention OF the hre-
chard ON one side, and the manufactures OF nj.
JoIs ON the other. aud happily, with success
The amour, Of the loss has not been ascertained,
nor ia il stated whether any lives were lost -
The premises were insured IN three Of the insur-
.nce offices Of Paris to the amount OF 500, 0OOfr.
ITALY.
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