Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

of rhino. -
The Journel DIES Connaisances Usaelles says,
that sugar is complete antdote for polsons oa
tanned from the oxydes of copper and LEAD.
WILD Goose CHAsE.-A paragraph heau'
ed +" Erial Ship" is making the circuit OF the
papers, and We have been given 10 unueIs'auu
that this arial vessel, 134 feet long, by 81 lee'
high and 25 feet wide, is constructed IN tne Iorn
of an air bladder or fish, and calculated 10 raise
| a weight of $500 pounds and capable OF &C
COMMUNICATING thirty persons 1t was to have
ascended on the 18th instant with Is persons on
board. and the Adventures expected 10 haVl-
| cate il from Paris to London in six or eight
| hours. 1t appears, however, that the "puoole-
| (that is, the baoon) burst during the process
of imitation, so that the grand flight must be post
poned. ,s
The Pope has resolved to address second
and last admonition to Don Pedro, and then
should this prove Intellectual, to have recourse 10
accommodation.
SPAIN.
The French papers contain copious details OF
the progress of affairs in Spain, but nothing OF
great moment 1t is true that Don Carlos has
not vet been expelled from Spain, but there is no
prospect of his remaining there except as a Iu-
gitive much longer. A telegraphic despatch re-
ceived at Paris August goth, states that ne was
at Bermeo on the 18th. The despatch further
states that Rodil had left Marqulna on the same
day. at the head of seven thousand men, In puT.
suit of Don Carlos; and that Jauregul had lett
Durango with three thousand men. According
to another Geographic despatch, also referred
to in the Moniteur, two members OF Inc Juhta,
who had returned from Bscay to Elisondo, nave
brought intelligence that Don Carlos was endea-
vorng to embark.
A third telegraphic despatch, however, states
| that the Governor of Tolosa had sent word that
| Don Carlos had gone through Aramayona, on
| his way TO Onate, with very lew foilOwers.-
| Aramayona is village situated about 10 or II
| leagues in the rear of Bermeo. The night"
adds the Moniteur I" not having allowed us to
! learn more we are left to mere conjecture as to
! the cause Of the retreat of Don Carlos 1t Is
most probable that Rodil and Jauregu had sue
ceeded in placing themselves between Don Car
| los and the coast, where the Pretender intend
| ed, no doubt, to embark, and they have COM
| PEELED him to retrace his steps," Rodli Is pro-
ceeding against his adherents with spirit sui
| fcienty sanguinary, for every prisoner made
is forthwith shot and it is possible that his pri-
soners by and by may be somewhat numerous,
for he has cut off the supplies OF the enemy, and
diminished their chances of escape. Such, at
least is the latest and best intelligence but, up
on matters Of Spanish news, the reader will lose
nothing by being little sceptical.
The presence OF Don Carlos, at this moment
| in Spain is the result of holy alliance manGu-
vre for it was thought that a civil War in the
Peninsula would embarrass the parties to the
| late treaty, or create enmity between them Ii
has certainly forced them prematurely into an
avowal of principles, for they have agreed to
adopt measures to restore peace to Spain
| They have agreed to prevent Don Carlos from
| receiving all military succors; and of course the
next step will be. should he maintain his ground
to adopt measures to compel him TO Withdraw.
In the meantime, the Cortes had commenced its
labors; and unless the Spaniards are more de.
based than even their enemies allege there are
| hopes for the regeneration OF their country.
The Frankfort Correspondent contains the
| following OF the 18th August The general
affairs of Germany excite no more attention
here, and the presence Of foreign troops takes
away all interest from the debates and elections
of our Senators. Since Austria and Prussia
have taken us under their protection, we are no
longer free city and independent state. The
debates of the Germanic Confederation will soon
present great interest. The menace OF minis
ter of Hesse Cassel TO appeal to the Diet rela.
tive to the schsm between the Government and
the States, proves that the Congress Of Vienna
has de facto abolished all the existing constitu-
tons. We no longer require the publication OF
the resolutions of the Congress. The bare fact
that the two greatest of the Germanic Powers,
declared enemies of constitutions, should make
themselves judges between representative
| Chamber and a Federal Government is utterly
at variance with the law of nations, and EVIL
IDENTIFY shows determination to trample under
shall see how far the submission of the latter
will extend. Whatever may be the result, the
Opposition members of Cassel have discharged
their duty. Let the other Germans do the same,
or If they will bear the yoke let them not COM
plain for they deserve it."
RESURRECTION IN SYRIA.
The Augsburgh Gazette of the 18th inst has
the following from Constantinope Of July U.s.
The insurrecton in Syria assumes most Sc
rious aspect lbrahim Pacha will have difficult
ty in maintaining his ground in that province.
The greater part of the population, especially
in the mountains Of Libanus, is in movement
He is endeavoring to concentrate his forces in
order to put an end to the insurrection at one
blow; but the Druses are warlike people, who
will oppose a stronger resistance than he met
with on the part of the Porte in Natolia. The
Porte, although aware Of what is going on, re-
mains inactive, and seems to be waiting the re-
suit The news that the Viceroy has caused
some regiments to be embarked for Syria, and
will repair thther in person, has caused pow
erful sensation here. All the Faubourg Of Pera