Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

M
ing the Treat, of July, in accordance With France
This decsarav by which the maintenance of peace a.
nong The European powers is Professionally guaranteed
was held to he the more satisfactory, the Court
Petersburg IN It's recent official communication " i,h
vienna, had soemny affirmed that it was not actuateG
by desire OF territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Similar de
caraiions with those made by the English Government
'se'c therefore expressed the part of Austria aud
Prussia.
Letters from bucharest of April I'd, say, that the ar.
vi .e russians "as eV cry nosent expected there.
inother letter from the Turkish frontiers of Anil
v"' says 'hat IL was announced from Constantoope,
that tie D.vap, seeing tats;hee 10 means to a.
void war had resolvc second tho Sultan and reuei
force by force.
The deCla; alton or war BIZ Russia aoains, ,,L.r :,
IS staten, reached Constantnople tile ejth ult and
me news is SAID to have been received by the Sultan
with perfect indiifere nce.
Up tu The lS April The cold continued TO be 20 cx.
remey severe in The Russian Capital that i, was SUP.
posed the navigation of the Neva would not be open be-
tore the hrst week IN May. This is The real cause OF
e apparent iaidoess OF Russia in commencing active
opera tous.
a letter has been received in London from Odessa.
nj .th OF april. no movement had taken place
preceding advces, ainon the Russian troops ndica-
I'VE o an immediate intention of crossing, the Pi utL
From Zee LONDON Times .4pril 90.
'he hFst couun OF The French garrison at Parnpe-
luna Quilted Chat place on the 18Th Of Aprii.
PANS, April 93.We extract the follow ing from tho
Journal ot ConInercc.'lt reported Yesterday o
Change that news had been received from Gen Gun
emiot announcing the resumption OF the negotiation,
oD between the Towers that No territorial indemnity
should be required of the Porte but an INDEFINITE in
money the amount OF which it even said was fixed
The Bufe'il OF the Elk cLange will show the favorable
effect winch this news produced We relate !, 40 ;,
was generally given. Perhaps it may he correct
''""ever 1t seems certain uiat Of the clouds tat
ohscn' Ell HE pol ical horizon begin 10 dis perse
The Baron dc Damas, the late minister for Foreign
affairs, has been appointed Governor 20 the Young Duko
OF bordeaux IN he room Of the Iatc Duke de Riviee
LONDON Apr'i S3--'The steam boat has arrived
M rn frptr ,,.I,,.;
OF Friday last. Various warse reports were in circu.
atioR respecting Russia, aud nmoug the rest il wss
affirmed that the 9Th had been fixed on for the derar
lure OF the Emperor to Join the army 10 ;rnpressioo
seems to have been made by the repors ON the money
market at Hamburger, regards The current prices OF
me oay ou they nave created SO general impress
lon' mat 'a in the value OF the public securities
was at hand, that Danish stock offered at half
per cent lower for the end Of May, than for money
From Tie London World of Emil SOIL
IL Is now confidently stated here, that the Creek
treaty has been resumed by tire three Allied Powers
aud HAT even austria and Prussia have become in
some measure, accessory TO IT, Russia il is said mas
given up the idea OF invading Turkey her own Sc
paTate ground OF quarrel, and confines the compens,
ton which she intends claim from TN KEY "a rd.,r
mites Tor injuries TO the Russian commerce, without
any thought OF rial agg andizemen and llstlv
she VIII give instructions 10 her admiral IL, the Med,
10 act IN conceI, with the ADM, ais Of England
and France according To such arrangements "a ,b.
United Powers shall deem expedieni. Accordjon f.,
tese arrangements, Russia min ediately to occupy
commerce, while the three combined feels b,ocka,
the Morea and Alexandria.
'oNnoN, April 3Oih.-Fhe transactions Of the consn,
market have been of very little moment to dav The mir.
Tor the account has wavere between 855 and 86a and
closed at 60, buyers ~
The imports ofGrea, Britain, in 1896 were SC milI;,s
the exports 80 millions; in 1921, imports 40 millions ex
Pnts 81 millions. -
rom Inc Tact that Two English vessels had been per-
H''r 70 leave Corsaniinope for the Arclpeago, il was
concluded mat Tie feelings of the Forte were pacific o.
wards Grea; Britain.
rH1 tie Austrian Observer Of Tie 1871! Of s oriI 10
eH'fac'cd letter from Napo!i Ruuana Of tie ION Of
"nic gives an account of the arrival there from
u'S On he ~ OF Count Capo dstra board the War
spite lie was received with great enthusiasm and hs
' aeI was 10 transfer the command of The port of Pala-
"" the l3ih April, the Creek Admiral, Miau,is apppsre3
III 'ns channel OF SEQ. witt, the iilas two Greek ,r;ra
.'.e, ana irw smaller vessels aud, i, supposed he
, "" G'o" considerable difficulty in the way of any
COMMUNICATION between the Turkish garrison and be,
c"untfymen on the As;ntic coast.
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