Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
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From tie .Nsso York .auserican, .,fay 25.
BY the France from Havre, We have Paris pa
MRS the goth ult. inclusva-the same dates which
the London papers fthe 23d, received by the Napo-
leon, furnished Of course oil the intelligence OF
particular interest IN those papers thus anticpa
tod Some details however, remained TO be cleaned
The vacancy in the ministry still contnued-and
the Journal 6cs Debats of the 10th says that owing
10 the absence from the Council, by of severe
indlspcsion of M. Hyde dc .Aeucie, ''whom France
could not see without uncasncss, prevented from ia
hing part in the choice of successor NJ do la Fer
Tonayc" no immediate decision was lkely to be made
Among the persons named as possible candidates.
urc the Duke dc Laval, NJ. Pasquier, NJ Chateaubt-
and, Admiral Rigny, who retired for health from his
COMMAND IN the Archipelago, the Duke of Fitz-
James, nj. Rayncval, and M. ST. Priest IL is hint
oil that Admiral Rigny will be created Peer, for
his services Mt Navarn, and in the Greek campaign
Nothing is manifested of the future intentions of mi
n'stefs respecting the commercial and departmental
laws We have read with and qualification the
whole debate in the Chamber of Deputies on these
laws, and are more than confirmed i'm our rerrets
that the liberal party should, by their eager rrssp
nas nave driven the government to the Necessity Of
Withdrawing the prges prepared by them 1t is well
said by the Journal dos Debats, in expressing its re-
grets at the issue, that it sufficient that the pruict
OF law, or OF IN administrative measure, contains
within Itself the seeds of Improvement in order that
We should rely Upon time to bring those sends to ma
tnrlty; and, therefore, when such law is proposcd
tnere is thousand times less Inconvenience in ndup-
ung It. Than in rejecting indefinitely. The time will
always come, and Is never very distant when that
which is only comparatively good, will become absp-
lutcly So" Phese laws consecrated the principle of
Hakinsth the municipal md dcpartanenta officers cleo
tvc instead or being as they immediate cina-
atios from the throne The number Of electors was
Is true, very mach circnscrbed; so that more than
one third OF the electors OF Deputies were precuded
from voting tor what answers to our and SUI
pcrvsor5 yet the great boon Of rendering these Off
Gers eneve at all. being yielded by the Ministry un
der the express reservation that il accepted at all
must Ire "a 1t was offered cannot but think il
should nave been accepted nj revinr upon time
and the ectin operation Of the elective prncple to
Improve its character.
France, in common, it SCOUTS, vhh al Europe is
suffering distress in its agriculture, commerce, and
manufacturers IL Is IN the vine districts however
tfat tins distress Seems be the greatest; and the
table oihe Deputies is loaded vith petitions for relief
tIe Minister OF Finance presented, accordingly, d
bill for reducing the excise on wincs and 81. Baco,
de konand director general ofindrert contributions
Natcd the grounds and explained the details OF the
measurable totally denied that the distress COM
pained or, VAS attributable to excessive taxation.
ne proPrreioTs OF vineyards found great difficulties
Id d'sposng OF their Produce but the glut was owing
10 Causes distinct from government duties. The great
accumulation OF vine in the cellars of the prourie
S!Is haq oeen produced by abundant vintaggs, CON-
hineu WITH other circumstances OF Temporary or
ercideHtal nature These Gircutni anciys the honor
eoie deputy Stated Go be the increase ofihc land I'M
sr Vine cultivation, .be meals employed to augment
tne quantity OF wine at the expense of is quality
the minute division OF lan I'd property favorable to
The extension of vineyards the us Of other suhstan
ces, besides wine In the distlation Of brandy and
the dimnut,on Of vinc drinking In certain classes Of
sDcety. "
In looking f6r the best mode Of stimulating con-
sumption by reducing duty, it was thought best to
cancer that portion OF excise which is levied on
vine at The gates of t3wns Fhis duty was often
evaded while the nlesns employed for Its collection
imposed restrictions trade disappointment TO its
20 about 9 ono a6 syaton ofthe tax would amour,
600. Ffom the mode in Whfes .ianvs' Ut -
is apportoned towns of different c-o,,n,s ~ No.
uatfon Paris alone will be benefited bv C. ~ PIP
sion to the amount Of half the whole reduction
appears cOncertei by tle Frenc gov
crnment, put end the difficulties Algiers Adm.
raj De Rgney the Maritime Project Brst BuPerro La
BreonDre commandment off AgIers BEEN Called 10 ats to
consult on the subloL
Scvenyseven loading in Ir Baltic With grain
which we're to bring 70 Fre near SO millions OF pounds il
large FIRE destroyed considerable pofon nj one of die
quarters of the city Of Lyons night Of April nth II was
ios,. W." 'u"''y' near JOE hue A'aeihe'Os''Io LIVES
Tho Punch Minister of Commerce and Manufactures tas
MOROCCO pirates the Portuguese coast and in cousenueDc
S0bert quarannes tire Eprrr that no comm
mton siau ne held winch snail eXp1E hen the oenaton
Four yoOns Chinese have ayive in Trar1r vep they arc
expected To fihshtheir education.
.Nqpapoty eT zS5raro.-Vhe FIench Cbamhe, r.
Deputies has recently been agiratcd in no small de-
gree by the proposition TO renew this odio5 monon
"iy Tho chamber positively refused to hear several
easaksrs who mounted tho tribune 10 deliver their
sentiments on this subject. 1t was in vain that the
president appealed to the dignity of the ho,fse-to
he poltencss ofErenchmen The previous question |
ana nothing but that would be listened TO- II nm
'ars that the government derives from The present
fnonoDolyan ANIMAL revenue ofninc millions ofdolan;
~. 7. En2uircr.
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