Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-04
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

A new treaty between RUSSIA anu uihey-
very much in favour ofthe latter-was conciu-
ded at St. Petersburg OH the 9th OF January
By this treaty, that of Adrianople is materially
modified; the amount of the debt due by the
Porte is very much diminished; part ofthe prin-
cinalities of Moldavia and Walachia is given
no at once to the Porte, and the remainder is to
be given up on the execution of the conditions.
The frontiers of Turkey on the side of Persia
are to be considerably extended. This infor-
nation is official
GERMANY
The commotion in Frankfort and elsewhere,
although smothered, gives evidence OF life even
among the embers. Apprehensions were enter
tanned for the prosperity OF that ancient tree CITY
A stream of emigration is said to be HoWlng from
it to America.
The Angsburgh Gazette Of the 18th Feb, con-
tains the following from Vienna, dated the 18th
instant" The senseless conduct OF the Poles
in Switzerland unsettled our funds for mo-
ment. fears having been entertained thatthey had
similar understanding within the country; as
soon however as the loyal feeling OF the Savoy
ards was known, it became laughable to think
how handful of Poles could ever hope to sue
coed in revolutionizing Italy. We hear, too,
that similar disturbances were to have taken
Mace at Naples and Genoa at the same time
Baron Hugel has arrived here with dispatches
from Paris. The attempt of the Poles was
known when he left Paris, but had not the slight
est impression on the public mind
1t seems that the French are beginning to
lose their taste for adventurous and heroic
deeds. The Duke of Lucca and Prince Gorts-
chakoffhave arrived here. The regiment which
bore the name of the late Prince EsterhaZy has
been given by the Emperor to the eldest son of
the Duke of Modena, and will in future bear the
name of the Archduke Francis of Modena.-
The State Minister Count Buol Schouenstein,
President of the Germanic Diet up to 1922 died
few days ago. after a lingering illness. The
several embassies are busily occupied, owing to
the late news from Switzerland; the attention of
the Government is also directed to the same
point 1t is evident that the Government of Sc
! vera of the Swiss Cantons have not acted with
| sufficient energy and foresight. Our carnival
ended gaily with brilliant ball at Court, to
which all the distinguished strangers now in vi
! emma were invited.
HOLLAND.
! Advices are to Feb. g. The papers are very
barren-speaking cautiously fpublc affairs
! The Prince of Orange is on visit to st Peters
burgh--is expected back soon. The Luxem-
burgh question yet prevents an adjustment OF
| the long-pendng difficulties between Holland &
Belgium. Indeed it is now said that the whole
1 negotiation has been thrown once more to the
winds; and charge is made against the King
of Holland, of attempting to embroil the Belgians
with the Germanic Confederation. There had
been d collision between the officer of Prus-
sian garrison in LuXemburgh, and the Belgian
militia-the commander of the latter had been
! arrested, on their own territory.
SCOTLAND.
The difficulties between the operatives and
their employers in the vicinity of Glasgow, had
not been settled-but had assumed still more
formidable appearance. There had also been
considerable disturbance among the operatives
aft Aberdeen.