Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
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at New York, Liverpool papers tothe 10th OLA
nuary, have been received.
ppesprSr's MEssAoE-This document was re-
ceived at Liverpool on the 9th, by the packet
shin independence, Capt Nye, from New ork
and is published in the Liverpool Chronicle of
the 10th with the following introduction
"PREslpENr's MEssAeE-WAR WITH FRANCE
We have only room left to call attention to III
American Presidents MeSsage-at least to thu
part of il threatningj to go to war with France
The message arrived last night by the packe
ship independence Capt Nye."
Our Paris dates are to the 9TH. We do nc
6nd any mention nf the receipt of the Messag
in that Capital.
ENGLAND-Thc city OF London has return
ed Messrs. Aldermen Wood Pattison, Grot
and Crawford, all ultra-relormers-an event
(says the Morning Post) which has had the
feet OF depressing our domestic securities to thI
extent OF 1 to per cent. on yesterdays quota
lions; a circumstance from which it may be rea
sonably inferred that the return TO Parliament
the four ultra -Reformers, is viewed by the NOR
sober-minded and enlightened of the monle(I
and commercial classes with very little satisfac|
ton.
In ireland, the Conservatives, il was believed
would be generally successful. O'Connell's no
limitations had, in most instances, but poor pros
pects of success. The Liberator's own pros
poets were said to be on the wane. His eecuo1
for Dublin, was deemed more than doubtful l.
and accounts from Tralee state that the grea
agitator, finding the return of his son Maurice
a hopeless case, is about himself to start FOL
the borough. Misfortune never fell upon hi
house till now.
No certain opinion can be formed as yet eithI
err of the main or Of particular results, wherd
the elections have not been already declded-t
Both parties were never excited to higher del
gree and both never seemed more confident oI
success.
Lord Sandon (Tory) and Mr.. Ewart (ReI
former) were returned BY small majority fol
Liverpool.
Tar ELEcroNs-as far as we have accounts
are on the whole favorab to the Wellington
Ministry. The Conservatives have gained al
Ashburton, Devices, Harwich Newcastle, STAFF
ford, Beverly, Chippenham ST. Albums Tewkes
bury. Bridport, Maidstone, Evenham, Harwich,
and S ,ndwich one additional Member for each
place, making in the whole fourteen.
Dispatches were forwarded on the Sth ofJan-
uary from the Colonial Department, for Lord
Aylmer, the Governor General Of Lower Cana
da, others for Sir John Colborne, the Lieute-
nant Governor Of Upper Canada; others for
Sir Peregrine Maitland, the Lieutenant Govern
or of Nova Scotia; others for Sir John Archi-
bald Campbell, the Lieutenant Governor OF
New Brunwick; others for the Lieutenant Cover
nor of Prince Edwards Ireland; and others for
Captain Prescott r. n. the Governor of New
foundland.
AtLoyd's, accounts have been received an
nouncing the loss of the Dutch steamboat Py-
ladies' bound from Rotterdam to Batavia, hav-
ing valuable cargo on board, said to have
been worth ESQ, 900. Ii is said she was insured
in England for 927 ,000 the crew were saved.
In the course of last year $4,000 large and
small ships arrived at Hamburger; among them
were Is from the West Indies IS from the
Mediterranean, 80 from the Spanish ports
fro,
France, 81 (including steam boats) from British
ports, 500 (including steamboats, from Hol-
land The number of ships that left that port
was 234O.
FRANCE.-The cholera has appeared at
Marseilles Is cases have occurred, and 8 ofthem
been fatal.
On the I'd ofJanuary, NJ. de Talleyrand had
a conference Of an hours duration with Louis
Philippe.
PARis, Jan. 5-Several meetings of the Fore
ion Ambassadors have taken place within the
last few days. and the Austrian Minister has
been more than once closeted with Prince Tai
leyrand a fact that gives species ct colour to
a report which has been IN circulation respect
inpa contemplated treaty ofalliance between the
Cabinets of Vienna, ST. James's, and the Tuil-
leries to the exclusion of Prussia whose close
intimacy, coupled with other causes, is said to
have given umbrage to the other great powers,
more particular by Austria.
An alliance OF this UeScrlpuOn was, IL appears,
projected at Vienna, in 1915, by the Lord of
Castlereagh, Metternich, and Talleyrand, who
even then saw grounds for suspicon of the am
bition of the Court of St Petersburg. 1t is adj
ded that Prince Talleyrand is likely 10 proceed
to Vienna as early as the weather will permit
him to undertake such journey, and that this
measure, if brought TO successful issue, will be
the closing act OF his long political life
Some demur is stated to have arisen on the
part of England to the reception of Count Sc
bastiani as Ambassador, and enrerenche it is
reported. that Lord Cowley's appointment is
objected to here.
The intelligence from Spain continues favo-
rable, from Madrid and the seat of war. The
story Of Alava's demand Of assistance from the
Government here, seems merely revival ofthe
former rumours on the same subject.
PARs, Jan. 5.--The receipts of the Custom
House at Havre amounted to 20,s66,0 49 francs
which is 3,060,0 600 less than in 1888.
II seems that all the foreign troops iE the Por-
tuguese service are to be discharged.
The cholera is stationary at Marseilles, and
o,A in b.,. old lc.l