Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-04

n,"S 'o' Judgment. W. are glad to find the Fren,
'''ns"y aive TO the perjury aud nfarny of fur,l,
c"hmvance at this base triac The king is entire
occupied with preparations for his coronation IL isl
"erS'ood that De Villee will require no loan i'm cons
quence OF the adoption Of his for the reductu
of the rcntes. "
Par paper states, that Ferdinand is willing to p,
'he Independence OF Mexico, on condition thu
ms brother the Infant Don Francisco de Panic sIol T.
placed on the throne, under the protection of Sra;n
NJ iaiieIo has been dispatched TO Milan on a inisso
" tne Emperor OF Austria, w h this project
~ rAS'--f rom Coca, town between Sepoyio an
S""auVi' we learn that landed proprietor in who's
mouse were found The stone ofthc constitu,ion ,n go
arms w;'s sentenced to fine Of 900 ducats (E9O) an
10 ue nanshed tor year The fiscal has called on tn
Nout' |" sentence hun 10 the glbbet. From Barceon
we hear that the baron de Serinet intenIant ,r I'm
French troops ia Catalonia, has addressed n letter i
e spanish ih;ebdant OF the same province relative
Tue liquidation of certain accounts by which il appcar
mat Tie Spanish municipalities eudeayoured Ia cheo
'ne rech government 10 the amount of IA 623f Gle
"hic sun has been struck oil tie gross amount by or
ger ut the French government. AT Porreix i'm Gaia
iona Tic friends OF the altar and the throne set FIRE Il
'e mouse VI riCh farmer suspected oil neg rCisrn fiber
al pruc'ilcs and The unfortunate man with f,Ini
consisting OF ten ind duas persisted
an edict OF the archbishop Of TarragoI.a has bee,
published, authorizing the establishment of new iuoui
sttion in Spain, composed OF nuta Of rersons nni
mated by hc archbishop "to proceed the punishment
which formerly came under tie coyn1ance of the ho
tribunal OF the luquisiiiou"
Accounts from Madrid of MAY 9TH si,tc ,l,.t ,,o,r
had arrived that the troops at Seville, ayiup notling I,
i've upon had risen aud proceeded i'll d body to the re-
>idehCes o. The canons AMI dignarce OF the church
whose doors tey forced open plaged their houses
crying Down wtth the clergy! Down with absuu;,
governments
GRrEcn.-T!e Greek government has at present
73'ooo men under pay, and the Number is daily in
crcaSng. t"unt MotaXo,, of Ce,halonia. anponte,
conmssay general of the army has received 80 oOf
la'gc piastlcS fer the purpose of making purchases al
Haute, which he Is doing every day without tie slrh,
est obstacle being thrown in his way by the Hrit;sI
h,.c
open day. some alarm has been felt in Greece in con
sequence OF the opposition OF hIaomet Ali To the e 4
Por'a''n OF corn from Egypt Many families at Sa-
mos terrified at the preparations against Greece have
already sought refuge at Syria. 1t is said the Manotc
refused TO fight; they suspected of having some un
Outstanding with lhrahim Pacha, though lIer chief
Pietra Bey, is at Napol
letter from Consantinople of the 23J Anr s,,,as
that alarming news has arrived from the hIorca bra
iin Pacha Is in desperate situation: he is surround
ca by The Greeks who fastening To the spot from
all quarters The landing of this Egyptian in Greece
has been the signal for levy en- Basse The master,
OF Christian vessels arriving from the coasts consider
lbrahim ; riined.n
TURKEY.-Serious troubles took place at Trebison
de- at the beginning of March The Pacha has lost hi.
son; Tie town is surrounded by the rebellious Aoas-
no particulars of this revolt have been received
An agreciG@"! has been made between the Turk;sI
Government AMI the PdG'ia of Egvpt, by which tbe
latter is the revenues of the NIorea for 10
years. II he can wrest that country from the Greeks
BRAzILs-fhe negotiation between Portugal ant
DlazNS Is SAID IL BE- liHisheu. The Emperor will
Keep the sovereignty Of the BraZis during the life o
his father aud Continue to reside at Rio Janciro.
LONDON, May 90
CITY, I'o0 "'c!och'-fhis is holiday at the 3aui
but not At the Stock Exchange The transactions have
been To great extent in the British market, Which
continues still depressed, without any cause being as
signed. The opening price of Consols this rnornin
was 89 10 go. and they haveence decced to 8943 an
SoS for the Jlly account. In the foreign as well
III the share market, nothing has occurred TO cause
remark have heard of the arrival OF any expires
from Paris IN the course of the moi ming.
.Misacuio"s Bscape.-One of the most miracuiou
ecaPes ever hesri of occurred short time ago to
Young man OF the name of Robert Barnes horse
breaker N the DegiIbouihood OF Whiteiaveu. He wa
groom toa stallion OF very erceand ung0vernatla ten
per- and having frequently occasion 10 exercise the wr
the horse to have formed design to revenge hi
castigatons the first opportunity. TRAVELLING, On
49,. ON the lonely road between Acrewas aud Crotend
the h9ra9 suddenly turned upon the groom, and scZin
him with s teeth threw hin 10 the ground ST eng hir
PROSTATE, ti!c fCrocous animal bent down on his knee,
and believing and grinding lis teeth, showed ever
disposition 10 tear him tn pieces. Fortunately however
the groom had stick and cxerting all his STRENGTH h
struck the animal tie face lust as he was aLnpf +
seize him. The blow made hin retreat; but Ii. al, cl,l
returned with greater fury tau before when rcceyjn
another blow he again rereatcl; again aud arain /,
returned, ioamuG. believing and grinding his tectl
aud stni bent on las knees for tue purpose tearin
his enemy, bot - often repulsed. The groom no,
perceived he was about TO assa and trampo him wi
lis feet and gave himself up, he says for dead maj
he'eIheu' o"cFef' 10 make last effort, e student
sprung upon his feet and Selling the stick both hand
lie aimed blow, with all his strength. AT the upnla
yeinj fortunately lie hit 1.-THE horse fell and lie unpc
upon his back! Scarcely had he done Sc when inc an
NAL rose, and finding his enemy his back expressc
al The symptoms of an unqualified revenge. lie roare
with rage beat the grouud with his huofs reared ON /,
bind legs, kicked plunged, and tried every mean,
dismount his rider. Finding tl,at irnpractrcabe, IL
unruly beast, galIoped down a narrow lane, when b
progress being stopped by gate, lac seized the rail
Inns teeth, and striking al the with his feet splir
tered ito shiyers! Notng but Use complete borsc
manship could rave saved the rider while on tie an
mails back Ii was not until fligucd vifI pallupn
and wsging vain war with his own strength, That iii
borscs fury abatcd and Ire rider could dsirount wit
,afeiy!-l jElttietaUCn GascHe.
-6-Sp-
From me Paris CoushfVtione1.
Translated for the Petersburg Morning Advertiser.
Great events, 1t Is said are preparing in Egypt II
Pacha Is making great efforts &c ciyjlZc tie counr
1871 do TO-. .