Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-29
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Packet ship Erie, Capt Funk, has arrlv-
oil from Hayre-sailed the oath of December.
By this arrival we have received our Paris pa
pers to the 23d, inclusive Those papers con-
tain advices from London some hours later than
was received via Liverpool and Boston,
FRANCE.
The packet ship France, which carried the
Presidents Message, had not arrived Nothing
had occurred in the Chamber relative to the
treaty with this country, but the Courier Fran
caise in auslon to the infexbe economy which
the Chamber intends 10 practice, says: Let the
famous bill of 25 millions ne again presented
we defy the Ministers to pass 1.-THE C0nsH-
tutionel also in remarking on the manifesto
tons of economy in the Chambers and the hos
tility of the members to NJ Dupin the Presi.
dent. nfrrs that the bill for 25 millions, has re-
ceiyed its death blow"
tits reported in the political circles Of Paris,
that Prince Tulleyrand will return as Ambassa-
dor 10 London instead ofthe Duke de Broglie.
The former, with Lord Brougham had been ad-
mittee to an audience with the King.
Admiral de Rigny has been reelected De-
putty by the Electoral College of Boulogne.sur-
mer.
ENGLAND.
Great efforts were making in some parts OF the
Kingdom preparatory to the great struggle at
the approaching election
The appointment of Lord Londonderry as
Minister to Russia has created, we perceive,
much dStruSt in the sincerity ofSlr Robert Peers
address to the electors Of Tamworth, both in
England and France. That appointment is
looked upon especially in Paris as a strange IL
ustration of the fair and amicable principle OF
foreign policy laid down by him when he de-
cared his intention to abide &" the maintenance
of peace, the scrupuous and honorable fulfil
ment without reference to their original policy,
of all existing engagements with foreign pow
erS."
SPAIN.
The accounts from this kingdom are decided
" favorable to the cause Of the Queen, who ar
rived at Madrid, in snow storm. on the l4th De
cember, amidst the greetings ofimmense crowds
of the people.
General Lander had entered upon the duties
Of his office as Minister Of War.
1t was reported at Sarragossa, that Carnicer;
the Chiefof the Carlists bands in Aragon, had
fallen into the hands Of the Queens troops.
PORTUGAL.
The Duke de Leuchtenburg, spouse-elect OF
Donna Maria was TO quit Munich for Portugal
on 81 January The consort of Donna Maria
will assume the title of Duke of Santa CruZe, and
be styled His Royal Highness.
Two ENJOYS from Portugal passed through
Brussels on their way to Munich on the 2oth
December, sent to accompany him 10 LISBON.
HOLLAND.
There seems to be strong indications Of hos
tile spirit fermenting among the dykes ana
marshes. Holland was increasing her warllKe
preparations, having recalled all her soldiers
absent on furlough; and considerable sensation
was manifested in Antwerp on the 18th, from
the sudden departure of the garrison troops
from that place for the frontier.
PRUSSIA.
A letter from Berlin Of the sth of December
contains the following eXtract:-"l Ii IS sald mat
there will be new Congress of Ministers in
this city in the spring, to devise measures Tor
putting an end to the political erils that are de-
soldting the western part Of Europe. Tins al
so looks as if something was brewing IN the
north, to disturb the present posture OF AFFAIRS.
WANTED,