Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30
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We received ie London Nronhs Chronicle
Gown to ,e lsl IN Noti"S Of importance bad happened ia
folIowS fNat Ccs
'rhc Russian army has Quilted lis winter cn,onnenIs
has rcp1s the pannheaHd resumed the right bank,
offensive position supporting len Wanna and right
up the TTcr The months OF May aud June w;l decide
t@ or campaign Just opened What course VIII The Rus
sians pursued Should they march directly Adranoplc
they would open passage by the Gulf of Enos and tie bar
rles the of Admiral Hcyd-u, and would seriously
Threaten Coseninee The simultaneous proceeding Of the
uscov'e ec b" the Black Sea aud Archipelago would force
the Sultan submit the laws of conquoro retire into
ASIA The possession OF the paancles so have Tho
on all access TO ia, White aud Black Sea English fleets
This would be- pa; with grca; results but would
extremely dlhcu to carry iuio effect
The war hy sicses is any easier tho Russians We
may remember the hung aud bloody resistance OF varno
Sue taking of Braow Besides, this mode, Icing very slow
woul give time the regular army Of the Turks both
discipline and instruction. and us be prepared to take the
feh Would the climate disease he any more favorable
this year than the las, "a the Russian army?
"Bu, will confined the Turks and the Rusnns
prwll il compromise the peace Of Euopc> The reciprocal
ceilings Of The Cabinets of ondon aud Prbgl not
Mature to SATISFY the friends of peace; aud il those two great
Powers have serious differences, general conna
will almost be inevitable France alcro may al ought
adop, system Of Imposing armed neutrality which VIII
enable 10 interfere for the establishment of peace and
follow the suggestions of a wise and Tovident policy"
er%nes ean TO a. sca, in s osr o r o. r
al his ccn,ion member for Clare The speech which he
delivered IN the House IN support his claim described ON
all bands able avn eloquent The Nons Chronicle says
$50 mtense was thc curiosity, bot and out Of doors, -
bear Mr. OConncl that the number al rcmbers prcsen,
tour o'clock exceeded five hundreds and The applications 10y
strangers or admission the privileged under the gallery
rcrc numerous beyond al oracr precedc nsWnuch tia,
me speaker found himself under the necessity of refusing the
great majority of them"
The annexed quotations fNa an editorial article of the
Chronicle, of the I'D, throw tight MIR oConnolr
1.-The House entered last night the adjourned debate
me question to tie issuing writ for the county
Glare Mr. SPrug Rice followed up his notice. by moving
leave to bring Bill To amend the Relief Bi Tar
excluded Mr.. O'Comiell
"ticncr7l Gascnync ohsrrved-"Now tina, tho battle
peet was tsr from Ia, VISA 'hai ~. CConne should
pc specially excluded On the contrary he ofopnon tina,
he honorable member for Glare had been hardly dealt with,
hcar He knew whether the honorable gentleman
aware ut oil the circumstances attending his case The fac'
was, that the hon member Tor Glare had been sacrificed
compromise made by the parties the right and left Of the
Tnar 1t was said that h case was omitted 10y lnadveccc
bot no body present At tae discussion the Bill could nk
OF would venture 20 assert II So far from have been nad
er,en'y omitted the SUBJECT bad been frequently rsrLed to
individual, because he did his believe
lever han bcGn so personal 50 unjust and 50 HHsaed TOR
ieauncnt endured by any Individual The only of e
the hon Member for flare of his scat"
Mr. Huskisson regretted the decision II Monday evening
ulsppoved OF adj laneung with the Relief Bill II certainly
d appeared to ann, Inc said that on tie discussion of that
measure the clause perfectly understood exclude the
Soac ne hitter H for the sake Of arriving a, the
ny which had long been wanted and il that So they
ought not IN fairness proposition for the
amendment OF the Act in that pariicGlac"
NEARLY the same ve Of the matter taken by Sir james
Alackmtosh He confessed that the time the Relief Bill
was under discussion he thought it excluded MIR oConne,
and he acQuiesccd in that eVclsOu IN the he
question: oi fnacpaon because he, and those honorable
friends who acted with him, did wish by their opposou
'n HcIs oil MINOR nnpoflace, To risk the SUCCESS OF that
great measure which had been happily accomplished
"Ihe plain truth then is that the sacrifice OF Mr. OCoiuc
was made sine qna and hal honorable members
ing that his exclusion necessary tie of the
measure whatever their rcPuGnance consented to it. rather
Than cnddn.cr tie Bill"
In irc House of Commons the 2s, ult Nj Peel stated
that the best effects had already experienced in Ireland
fsom the Of tho Emancipation Bill were en-
aoed to call of the troops from lTeand IN order thai
'the executive the disturbed manufacturing districts
Of England should have additional force their disposal
According 10 OF the Paris papers the French gotcrn
ment was preparing decisive expedition against AgcTs
hard 10 crack.