Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30
POSI'SCRIPI'.
From tie Hei0 York Mercantile .4dreytiscr, .July &c
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The packets ship Queen Nab, Captain Richards
arrived yesterday from Havre, bringing advices
to tie l6th June, and from Paris, to the lith.--
Capt Richards states, that it not known " he
LA FAYErTE would embark Tor this count ". and
is Of opinion that Inc would not be ready a. soon
the first OF July
There was no particular news in France. sue
ceSsor TO Choteaubiiamd bad not been al pointed
Disturbances continue,tin Spain
HAvRE, June ~
''Since the FIRST of this month"; the iupo,t of Cot,
ton has been 560S bales, Principally from the L.
States. Sales since that time, 1865 bales. The
demand has, IN consequence not been so active as
during The last Fortnight of May. P.ices of first
quaiity nave not, however, undergone any altera-
ton. parcel of fine Louisiana, has been said at
lfTO-Carona ofgood quality would still fetch
~ TO 45-but there is 10 demand for the in
ferior qualities.
Pot Ashes of good qalty, SO; Rice in bond, q.
Bark is without demand. Philadelphia, % f; N.
York ~; Campcachy Wood, 9 so to 1Gfiu F.anu
Coffee remains still without inquiry. ST. Do
niugo sold at 10; old Havana good ordinary v;,h
some white beans 80; new and green 80 to 95 in
bond; Rio, 10 To 3D. The principal sale has been
of 1000 bags old HAVANA at 8Oi The arrivals
are of no importance, and we do not believe in n
further decline oiprices. There has been nothing
doing in foreign sugars, nd our ma fke is quite bare
Of them
Indigo Is without demand, and we should be
forced 10 be able to SELL To let 60 at Is below the
price OF our former sales"
From The Journal de Paris, .T,tne IL
| Several Journals have published the following
| article:
III Is sail there has arisen some difficulties in the
coincii oil State, In respect TO the bulls OF The Dish
OPP OF Mountaineering have considered this Pre-
late as foreigner, because he has resided for Z
long time III America-it appears to rs that Mr.
Chcve was i'll the same situation with so many
bishops and Priests who the revolution drove out q
France, and who have returned to il, some sooner
some later without being required TO be rc-nat,ua
ICED III order % regain their rights, FiencI,men
MIR. Cheverus is not in the same Situation as the
Priests who left France during the revolution and
II l. not because he has resided long time in A
mcrica that the Council OF State consider him a
foreigner
Mr.. Chcverus natuIa!ised himself in the United
St.tes.
The Eth article of the Civil Code saws that me
quality IF Frene, !ost6y naturalization. IL, for
etSn country, and as none but Freuchrnan ac-
cording to the lawsof the Kingdom. can be Bishop
in France the Council of State has certainly done
right III s,lspending the enrristermen cf the bulls
of MIR. Cheverus until he has taken the necessary
steps TO recover that character.
PANS, June IL.
The Minister of Marine has published in the Mo-
niteur notice to the of French vessels and
cargoes captured by Spanish cruisers dmrmg the
late war; Indicating the formalites requisite to en-
able them 10 claim decentralization.
Mr.. Fcnwick Bishop of Cincinnati in ". Ameri-
ca, has Just left Lyons on his return from Rome,
where he has been to solicit the bcmedctions and
the assistance of the head of the Church in favour Of
of his Docess, of the most extensive in the
world, and perhaps the poorest. He proceeds TO
Paris, whence he returns TO his Diocess by way of
England. He is accompanied Ivy two Priests of
the Propaganda an important aid in Diocess which
wants but six Priests in space of four hundred
leagues square. The impression which this Pre-
late has left on those who have had the honor to
approach him is that which dignity, united with
simplicity ofmanners, produce. He is destined to a
great vocation, that of teaching entire nations, yet
i'll a savage state, the truths of religion. TIL
snalncss of his resources compared with the mag
nitudc of his enterprise is striking.
| The gifts which Mr.. Fenwick has received from
his Holiness, and those nc hopes from the pety OF
the Royal Family will assist his project, 20 worthy
! OF interest and vcncTatiou.