Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
EUROPEAN xrGTHnI.resETS ca.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROpE.

We have news from Russia, via Paris and Gibraltar
later than any OF our previous European advces. 1t
appears certain, that Constantine has ;clnqUished
the throne of the Cars, and that his brother iclolas
has ascended il. Capt Tubbs, therefore, m
in Tire verbal intelligence which he brought of
this event, and which Rad proba bly, reached London sub
sequenty 10 the date of sy papers brought by the Com
modorc Barry. There was, il will be seen 'iittle
spec" Of civil war in the Russian Capital The assumr-
ton Of tie by Nicholas; but il dspell
ed, without much bloodshed. What effect this change
will have upon the political relations of the continent
or whether il will have amy. remains TO be 1t
seems strange that Constantine should quietly rcln.
quish the strongest sceptre in the woI ID Perhaps he
looks for another, tonstantinople, NJ T. Com. .4G0.
PANS January II Very unfavourablc intel
gcnce arrived at Paris yesterday from ST Pcersburgh
On the Goth ultno the Manifesto of = icolas l. was
published. II explains clearly, and in detail the &C.
count of Constanne's renuncation and the which
set il FORTH annexed at full lenh-On the same day
the regiments of the Guards have taken the
oath.-At eleven o'clock in the morning some kept
backward, although most Of them ready. 1t was
soon ascertained the Moscow regiment made difficult
tics. Two companies OF Granadiers Of that regiment
went out of thier barracks with Tie coors ard pro-
claimed Constantine !. This troop proceeded TO the
Place Isaac, where Il was augmented by party of
the drcgs ofhe populace, soldiers and marines
the guards; No other corps took part in the sedilion
and 1t appears that the number Of rebels did
1000 men. Gen. Miorodovitch went 10 the Place TO
harangue the rcblcs; but that nsaut a man fred
pistol at him, and he died few hours after The En-
peror himself appeared unarncd and cndeavourcd in
vain to qucll the nuiiny. At length, finding all mild
means fruess and having usciess!y explained the
cuasances of Constantines rcuunciaoI:, he fore
ed TO cause troops and cannon 10 up The rebels
formed themselves into square battalion, and had the
audaoity 20 fire first but dspcr sed and pur
sued in all directions. The number Of killed is com
putcd 900 At 6 o'clock order was restored; never
thccss tie troops which remained faithful, land they
formed ue greater part,) bivouacked all night round
the Palace. The Grand Duke Michael who had arri-
we'd at ST. Peter sburgh at the OF the tumult
succeeded in bringing to duty the six companies the
Moscow regiment who did not take part in the revolt
but had refused 10 take the oath; and conducted them
10 the aid of his brother. Gen. Frilenicks and Cen
ScheEschin wounded. The Emperor, who
throughout the day displayed the noble character,
reviewed the troops the following day, dec. 81
The marines of tie Guards manifested the greatest re
pentance and obtained their pardon, but several officers
arrested. During four hours which were passed
in parleying before il determined 10 employ force
the number Of the rebels augmented very lIte; and
mot r."be that The greater part rather mis-
led than culpable.
Paris SiocE; Exchange, Jan. 90 Is o'cIoch.l
The intelligence of the revolt Of the Moscow Guards
at 81. Petcrsburgh continued and augmented tie ten
cents. TO fall After the close of the pncquei howe
yer, the quotation improved, which is more remarkable
as the above Intelligence, which occasIoned c decline
was then confirmed The five per cents for money
closed al 97f 40c.: for the cnd of the month 91c 7c
The per cents for money closed 66f Csc for the
end OF the month at O'clock 66E SOC. at this hour G6I
10. The Neapolilan Funds have experienced fall
Spanish effects UNMARRIED.