Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship President, Capt. Moore, has
arrived at New York, bringing London papers
to the 18th July inclusive.
TIE IRsu COERCION BrLL.-After several
fruitless attempts to negotiate with o'Connei
and his friends, for renewal OF the lrlsn Cosr
cion Bill, with essential notifications, on the
9TH of July, Earl Grey brought forward the law
about to expire, emitting only the Court mar
ual clause. sharp incidental skirmish look
place in the Commons upon this subject, on the
Sd, between MIR. Littleton, the new irish Secre-
tary, and Mr.. OConnell.
| The Queen of England is about to visit her
native country-Germany. Her last visit to the
continent was in 1919, when she spent the au-
tumn abroad, in company with her husband
then Duke of Clarence.
Paris dates are to the Cd of July, inclusive
| The formal convocation OF the trencn Onam'
bers on the 3lst inst, instead of the goth OF Au-
| gust, for the avowed purpose OF proroeuinS
them until the end of the year, is severely cen
sured bv the onposition journals Of Paris. They
contend that the AID article of the Charter, d.
rectng that the Chambers should be convened
within three months after the elections meant
that the Chamber of Deputies to be so convened,
should be an efficient and regularly constituted
Chamber, and that the arrangement pioposeu
is violation of the letter and spirit OF the Char-
ter, and Of the forms OF the Constitutional 'oV-
eminent. 49,,
The Indicateur of Bordeaux Of June 29th,
states, under the head of Bayonnc, 9th, that
] the troops under General Rodil set out from
Madrid on the 23d for the Basque Provinces
The result Of the battle of the 18th is varlously
represented. The most probable account Is
that The loss on both sides was nearly equal
The career of the brave and loyal Zumaia-Car'
reguy cannot however, continue much longer
In addition to the internal means adopted tor the
suppression of the Carlists, French corps
of 5000 men is to be stationed on the Spanish
| frontier.
By the arrival Of the ship Warsaw, Captain
Thatcher, which sailed on the 5th July, a
file of Antwerp papers to the Sd Of that month
have been received. The following are trans.
| lations-
us from all parts Of Flanders encourages us to
believe that the crops this year of all kinds OIL
grain will be unusually abundant
ROME, l4th June.-ln the consistory yesterday
the question of Portugal was seriously debated
and an accommodation will probably be is
sued against Don Pedro. The measure he has
taken Of con6scating all ecclesiastical proper
ecclesiastical establishments are under the sole
authority of the Pope, who will never sanction
a similar usurpation.
The HAGUE, 29th June.-We learn that his
Majesty has authorized the Minister Of the Co
lonies, for the purpose Of favoring the com
merce of Surinam, to remit the import duties
tonnage money and other duties TO which YES
sells coming from the West Indies, and their
cargoes are subject.
/ King Leopold has issued a decree granting a
premium Of $4,000 francs to merchant who
has sent the first vessel Of the size of $50 tons to
Alexandria, in Egypt, loaded with articles the
produce of national industry, and, premium
OF 5000 fir. to another merchant who has sent
the first vessel Of 60 tons to Algers.
| From the debate in the Chamber of Repre-
scntatives of Belgium, the.ppthalmia prevails,
il appears to dreadful extent in the Belgian
army. 1900 men are suffering with this desease,
and 1000 had taken the seeds Of it in their
system. The government had semitic various
parts ofEurope for medical advice.
Three ,ays later from Europe-By the arri-
val of the Ship Chatham at,this port this morn
ing, Liverpool papers to the 18th ult have been
received, they contain however, no important
items of intelligence. :;
The Liverpool Chronicle Of the 9Th says:-ln
the Commons little or nothing has been DONE
The poor law amend ncnt bill mas passed, and
the Irish 1.-THE bill has been postponed Ire
land is the stumbling block Of the adlninistra-
ton, and Mr.. Litt,eton has committed himself
| to Mr. O'Conrel.- R0s,or Journal.