Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03

PROCLAMATION to the inhabitants on the 18Th oil
April, in which they a'ege that the Diet regards
the tumult Of the Sd. as an attack on the Poo"e
tranquility of the ~hoIe Germanic 'Con'eoe'a'
ton. and for that cause we're ABOUT 10 s'a''o" .
corps Of Austrian aud Pruss'an tro"Ps on pom
sides Of the Maine, not to sndanser the 'reeaom
Of the city. but to guard it against any attack
from without. ''lt will be the chiel care, nay
the sole endesvour Of the Senate, say that ooa!'
that the measures called for by the above men
TONED melancholy events. may not interrupt
trade and business-that the rights and liberties
of the citizens, and Of the inhabitants of the city
and territory, may not bs endangered, but, OH
the contrary, secured against every attack"
On the next day after the proclamation was
issued the measures announced were carried III
TO effect The following in an extract of let
ter IIum Frankfort dated the 15th:-
AT five o'clock this afternoun. the Austrl-
ans took possession Of part Ut the military
nosts. The Palace of the Diet is guafded BY
sen,ipels from the Austrian aGd Frankfort
troups. The bridge which uniies the town and
suburbs IS in the keeping Of the ADstrIans. Two
scut,uels are stationed at each end, and two IN
the middle, aud they are 10 possession Of the
guard house. In the Teutbnic House. beyond
the bridge, and al the entrance Of Schasenhausen,
and in the private houses Of that suburb. SUI
Aust,ians are posted. The envirOns OF the
town are also occupied by the Austrian troops;
and the troops Of Electoral Hesse have placed
advanced posts within ten minutes march ot the
first barrier of our frontier. The Prusslans DID
mt halt in the town. A part 0f them marched
on without entering Frankfort. to Rodesheim, to
Hesse Darms,adt, a league from hence. and the
rest. to the number OF about 500, only passed
through our town, and took up their quarters al
Burnhrim, within our territory. Oh their arri'
val at Bornhem, they were received with unanl
nous murmurs, and several severe qoarrels took
place b,tween the soldiers and the inhabitants
IN public houses The citizens Of Frankfort
loudly express their dissatisfaction.
Another letter Df the same date saws
The whole of the corps of $500 men, will,
half brigade Of artillery, destined to occupy
the neghboripg country, Is now at ITS several
posts.
The Frankfort Gazette of thc-l | III contains
the fnllowiny:--' Our town remains perfect
" quiet, but the posts are still doubled, IN or
der to prevent any further disturbances. Screens
have been fixed to all the windows ot the prison
! which louk towards the street since the contlne'
ment of the political prisoners This will not
rprive them OF light or air, bot e.I only pre-
vent their being seen from wUhout.
TURKEY.
The accounts from Co0stantinopIe are two days
later than BY the arrival at Baltimore -exten
ding to The LIT ult.
Ii is stated that the Sultan had sent utf Hail
Pa.ha's secretary TO lbrah,m's head quarters, to
express his readiness TO treat on the basis OF the
propositions transmitted By Mehemct Ali. through
the Sutaa's P'eni poien,:a:y. Hail Pacha.
The Snltan's agent or emlssary vas accom-.
panied bv NJ de Varennes, Chief Secretary to
the French Embassy. the chief object Of whose
visits 10 Itrahlm's head quarters appears to have
been that Of prevailing on lbrahim not to make
any muh emcnt in advance With his army 50 lOns
AS negotiations Tor peace were goIng on.
Tie Rnssi. quad ron were still in the Bospho
| rus, and The aud forces, which had been called
to SissnpoIs. to be in readiness 10 case Of need,
had been summoned to Cons,antinope, where
all the Jisprsabs barracks, and pnbiic bindings.
we're in preparation to receive them. THESE par.
lculars seem 10 have been considered IS salts.
factory both at Vienna and at Paris, the funds al
both those capitals having risen.
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 13tn which con.
tanned accounts OF the rejection of the C"n'en.
| ton between the Porte end admiral RuuesIn
| by Mehemet Ali. ascribss the dangerous posi-
ton Of the former, and the probable suhvrrsion
of his empire. TO the prediction Of the French
| niploma,i,ts for the old school Of Napoleon.
An arrival at Falmouth on Goth April states
that Russian squadron consisting OF seven sail
of the line and forty transports had assembled
10 the Mediterranean.
GREECE.
A Greek brig which arrived at Trieste from
Modem. announces that the French troops, Of
whom there were from eight TO nine hundred Al
Modon and Navarino, were preparing for their
| departure.
We are Glad IN hear IL rpnortpd. i'm such mar