Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

days Il would be in his power bring down the pa.
alluded TO Don Miguel, bur had put no question on
Portuguese afairs he had nothing to say upon that
subject.
The Marquis of LondonJerry--Aiy oue ssios n p,.u
iy and SIMPLY ths,s Prince Leopold appointed Sow.
erejgn ~ Greece, by virtue Of treaty concluded by
the Allied Powersf iias he been asked forexo his
naturalization in Grea, Britain in order to accept this
new sovereignty
The Earl OF Aberdeen dill not think Il i.cumben,
upon MN to answer whatever questions the noble
marquis thought proper put, yet he had no objec-
ton To state, that Ills Royal tghncBs Prince Leopold
WAS the personage to whom the Allied Sovereigns had
offered the sovereignty of Grcece Some points of
the negotiation were not however conclukled, they
were not fundamental, and would, he hoped, socn be
settled
The Duke of Welling,on.-"In answer to tho
other part of the NOBLE marduiss question 1.-THE nat
uraza,ion, 1t is presumed) Il have no hesitation in
giving him an answer III the negative"
The Marquis oi Clanricarde wished to know
whether HIS Molcsty's Government bad. received of.
fetal notification OF the establishment OF regency
Mt Tcrceira blythe lawful Queen Of Portugai; and.
If they had whether any steps had been takop bv D.
them IN consequence? ~ :
! The Earl of Aberdeen replied that Government
were aware Of the fact OF the establishment, of such
resency out they had no Official relations with tho
persons composing -
The Marquis of Londonderry gave notice. that if
the papers respecting Greece were not produced We
ry early IN May, he would bring the subject before
Parliament.
Correspondence of the Journal of Com,nefco.
LONDON, 30th April, 1880
Ihere Is Just at this moment dcgros Of rnv,tarv
kept up with regard the Knp's health ,hnt yr;..
the marked dsapprobaton of many iudicous indi
Viduals, who are intimately connected with the adj
h'hsuat,on. iis barely possible that the nature of
DIS disorder Is OF So uncertain character that bia
medical attendants are unable to decide with conf
dence upon the exact condition of the royal invalid
IL Is also surinsed that Ministers are fearful of let
| I'M In fill
state oil th1 King, lest It should add to the difficulty
! OF making arrangements for continuance, In Office
under his successor. But of this be assured the
hing IS In extreme danger and il he were to die even
within "a hours levy persons would be surprised at
the event. Stl, he may lingcr on for weeks or
months ~
! One OF the papers of the day 1.-THE Morning Her
oidl rdicues the assertion that the King last anumn
lost the sight of of his ewes; and We, nobing 10
"o'e true or better known among those individuals
VINO nave the readest and most certain nformat inn
OF every occurrence within the walls of the royal
Fesluehcc' is from such that all the pres
eht details are drawn; and it may be added, that
among me rumeurs most confidently circulated in
ihe pest informed quarters Is said that the Kings
disorder 10 not confined 10 the chest but tat
he suffers from strangury and from all accumulation
of Tat about the heart. The levees and drawing
rooms are all postponed indefinitely. But the com
mcmoratIon of the birthday will he otherwise colo
braed IN the usual form on the 7th MAY. ~
Ihe fluctuations IN the funds have been FREQUENT
nut moi very great, IN consequence of the prevailing
uncertainty as TO the health of the King. The con-
version oi the per cents may be considered MS viz
tualy Effected The stock Of dssentients most pro-
badly VII MOI exceed Two millions and "alf. Tho
market Tor Crock aud Spanish stool mas been atterly
quite animated. Greek roso 10 55 on the strength
of report that tho allied powers had united IN q
guarantee OF Jcs 100000 to Greece for eight years.
This report requiring confirmation" the stock
coasd Pa 5l1 and then rose again to Sd 81 Span
lsh stock 222 T. The of this latter sup
posed to be owing IT, attachments having been laid in
several continental cities the funds of Spain IN
tho hands of Aguado's bankers
The papers of to-day ate ,nat France has cccdc
To the Treaty between Prussia and the Netherlands
Tor the regulation of the navigation of the Rhine;
DIV on the express condition that the ocro the
upper hhine be abolished, and that Prussia repay
bordering couniriess&e already received by her.
, inns Treaty was mentioned short time since in
Paramen as an infracton of 9Th article of the Trea
1 ~ OF Paris 1914, between England and Franco
then in possession of The Rhine, and by which che
expected to participate in the free navigation Of that
river she has however, been cons' antly excluded
h'therto. AS an experiment, an English vessel was
gent up the river 10 Cologne; but the duties in def
anoe oil the terms of the Treaty, which coutemplates
only such duties rs shall be favorable TO the corn
D meTcc OF all nations, were SO enormous, cs
amounted TO an absolute prohibition of oil in
Portations in foreign vcascs. The King of the
Netherlands, who has succeeded TO the enjoyment of
the French rights in part, it is said contends that tho
ire dom OF navigation does not extend to vessels
ming rom the sea, and that the expressions in tho
German copy Of the Treaty plainly show that this
construction Is the true 1t seems that Franco
and Prussia agree IN the opinion. II remains
Therefore to be seen whether the English government
VIII persist IN their claim Mr. Peel the course
OF debate IN pariIment animated be the intention
OF The Ministry The qncetion has bearings
'hat may help you little whenever you open your
question as to the navigation Of the St. Lawrence
The Reggie government purchase of tobaccol took
place nj How're lasiewcek. The Government DO ght
reluctantly. --25tli-Cot,on market less active but
r-iccs firm 3771 bales cotton had arrived from New
Orleans in vessels or daily looked
for The Pearl is JUS, entering port 10 600 bales
Of oil sorts arrved--l000 sold Potash 1914. sold
At 45fr. chiefly; pearls, Is AZ So Flour, $50 bba
i NY sold at 35f
TIME Subscriber has for sale y d Buckwhont
- Country Bar Iron. aud Moupta Whskey, o
:, the beat quality. ANDREW SWEENY.