Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
Continuation Of Late Foreign Ne.vs.
Prom he Morning Herald Of March %.

Last night received the Paris IA pcrs of Snl,,
together with the 4tgemtiae Zeitun to the Ia,b bv
express TIE iormer ATE filed with spcculatcns
mingled with bitter invectvcs or uncuai;lirJ pnno
SyrIes, nn the conduct Of the Ministers Those on
the LIBERAL side, probably from finesse rather than CON
VIC iun affect TO believe that the Government will
venture 10 prop mp ITS authority by eXtra-lenl nea-
'srres; whilst tue chIpt organ OF the Ministry, with
the evident design of lranquilizing the public mind
continues to give formal assurances to the same ef-
ieCt. In the meaptimc the capital presents an ap-
pcagancc rs Ii nothing unusual had occurred; the
funds which every party, as long IL suits their pur-
poses, represent as an rnfaiblc criterion of public
feeling, not only maintain their prices hut have as
our readers arc aware, actually advanccd; and there
Is tbs marked difference between the prcsen, urd
preceding periods OF political agitation that the pub
hc mind now appears calm and collected whereas
formerly much sghter provocaions used to CD II forth
violent explosions vi popular diScontcHIhs Is the
more surprising as rumOrs wanting to substi
t"te alarm for the present apparent composure il be-
ing stntcd that nearly half OF tile Projects are nbou,
10 DC o'sn'sscdi that change, equally sweeping is
'Icdiatcd amongst the rest of the public f,nctvnn
sTi'~; and lastly, that Of the Ministers wboSc
zeal nr courage is not equal 10 the cnsrurncy are
gong out Tins las. par of the report has received
Hat contradiction from the Ga=etie de Frame and
inc same Jorrna! denies in pointed a manner the
ru;h OF the statement noticed YESTERDAY resnec,
ing the refusal of the Minister of Finance 10 sion
ISoyai Bonds ON the plea that piorogation was not
one al the contingencies contemplated by the law in
such cases. Whilst the Ministerial Journals irv IN
Obtain credit tor their patrons that the pocy of the
latter Is merely conservatory, ACCORDING TO the shirt
- wei as The letter ofthe Charter, the Members who
constitute the regular opposition in both Chambers
aHect TO show by their proceedings that tbev co,d,
Acse professions as mere blind; and in the hast moo
ing which the liberal Deputies held in the Rue do
hCheHeu' before leaving Paris they entered into ell
gnEcmcn's to employ oil their influence in their rc
spcctivc departments to induce their commitments IN
resist every attempt at violence fraud or corruption
tli to recommend prudence aud frmness at Tho sam,
,!'c' ms was the th:rd meeting which was held i'm
n ~ 'f Icu H., -.
rous than on any former occasion. The ibnyoI ponr
nave aIso held two ncctngSthe first at the honse or
NE Luxe DC ChJlseu' the 2d at that Of the Duke of
Da!'naua' MARSHAL Scut) for the purpose of con
certinG common course of action and from the cnr,
plnents iavlShed OH The occasion by ono of tho 7 !;
hcra! Journals upon Marshal Sou II is clear that Tho
conspicuous part he has taken in these TRANSACTIONS
- HIicu WIN deiight by the party aIraycd against
the Government.
The Count de Rossi has written letters TO sovor,,
Mule Son;ag. '"' "0' '''a'i'e"
IL mas been asserted that the arrival of Prince To-
oP"id IN Greece would be marked by the accom-
Pi"HHeht OF an armed force furnished ir equal nro
portions by the three Great CONTRACTING P.I,;oo T.
mas even been said that the Iespec,Ive Quot, 80
&c furnished by each was we'll known and we Lave
ourselves heard a distinguished regiment of Rr,,sb
usars ('he l4th) named, as having been selected 10
icrn the body-guard Of the Prince SOVEREIGN.
hcse runors are entirely incorrect nc pi
WIZ not DC accompanied by any extraordinary niltoT
'or'eSe, and the French troops al present in Geo.
amounting 10 eighteen hundred or two thousand mon
VIII remain TO perform the necessary duty ard ~
preserve the public tranquility, for which Iprnosa
according to existing appearances tlcy viii be- foI~S
f," taiaAe---tIIondoa Courier 800
CHYt!in h0sSS .4Tet.c EtpcdRion.- The Enrlisu
CNPcdnlCn TO the Arctic Pole, says the Mon,ienr
has safely reached the 9th degree of north loi;,r
Ihe steamboat has traversed the most daDrnrou o
ct the globe But, wishing to touch at The coos, cf
sne was oVertaken by violent gale of
fpC ha-
ing 70 very fortunate accident especially in rao;
"herc no sparproper to repair such a loss cou3 he
procured, an English vessel happened 70 ost ,-oor,
.to 80 ~nu was therefore abandoned by its crew
"ngh AeT man'nast was taken by the steamer as
"' as the provisions and full, that were reorjs;t @
continuing the voyage to the Pole.
ihcrc was press for cotton al A'eyanIr;. j.,
February and several houses offered impor,an, ,
as auyahces' 10 order to gain preference in the
Hiposal Of Il. The crop OF Cotton has been din,
ishinS for several years. This is to be attrbnteI
- the disappointment which the Vice Row has ex
pcrcEccd IN the adventures made on his own oc
loNH' Inc uaStaste thus created has caused the
neg ct OF this cultivation, which has conduca5 80
i""c to the wealth Of Egypt, and contributed INV
cIuiy ~ Its abundant production to the resonrcos
81 The government. All this exhibits distjnctIv The
!"clli! cHiencc Of monopoly.
Although the cotton cropg were ro,cb i:,,-o,
by The inundation Of the Nile last season W., ,bo
produce was estimated at 900 bales
/ nc road between Glasgow and Edinburr p,
been surveyed and in June next four steam carria
GeS' w!iA SIX wheels each, will start between the
Two cities. The number of passengers that c,r
easily be carried by each vehicle will at leoet
amount to twenty-hree. The distonce viii easiv he
accomplished in three hours. Thore will be oDIv
nree stoppages OH the road for water for the hole;
ihcre Will be no annoyance TO passengers from
smoke; and the coke, being composed of burnt wood
VIII not emit dsagreeabIc smell. The carriages
running at present between Edinsurg and CI,rsso,.
cost, including tolls and other unavoidable exne5ses
from IS. to IS. 3D. per milo. The expense Of the
steam carriages will not at tic most exceed Is
ID per mile The fare Of tic inside passengers
- Proposed to be 0s outside dsJ but from the g1co
increase OF East and West country visitors the fare
"iI Probably be rcduccd--t Glasgow Chronicle. ,
Jady Byrar.-T,te London Morning Cbroniclo
Of tie 2Rd ut contsns letter from Iady Bvron IN
tllomas Moore, Esq. eXoulpatng her parents from
LORD Byrons charge, that they we're the cause oil
5 Lady B.s separation. II is sufficient for orr pur
only---
have Only TO observe, that if the statements on