Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

Chamber Of the Dcputiesf the departments Is pro- |
rogued to the LIST Of Sept text.
s'The present proclamation shall be carried to the |
Chamber of Deputies, bypr Ministers OF the lnte- /
rior, and of the Marine.
tGiven at Paris ut thciPalacc OF the luilerles, |
March 10, A. ID. 1850, al in the 9th year of Our
reign. ,Slgneu)
BY the King CHARLES.
tThc Minister of the Interior
(Signd) MONTBEL.
The President continued Gen lemen according
TO the terms of the law, tie Chamber must Instant
ly separate"
Upon nttering these wors, the President leit the
chair-Cries Of FIRE ie foy' immediately procee-
ded from the ertren,e Droi and were repeated upon
the benches of the d, ollie The centre Droite, and
part of the centre Gauch} The Deputies IT the
D,oe waved their hats ant c,upped their hands; the
Gauche maintained silence, and several Hon. Depu-
ties auged seeing the agitation of those opposite
to them.
The shout of Vice le Roi .aving died away, seve-
raj Deputies ofte Gduche exclaimed pire la Charlie!
upon which those of the DrGe drowned their voices
with reiterated cries of Pire ie Roi
A gentleman of about 10years of age, and vear-
ing an order who in one of the 1tf6unes Reser-
rees above the Cote Droite c,ned over end said in
distinct ,uesSieurs, Pre- lie Iio ct la Charlie!
NJ. De Lepine exclaimed, Jas Ia Tribune! This
exclamation gave rise 10 some rcmonstrances but the
members separated, ard the galleries were cleared
without difficulty.
AS the Hon. Deputies left the House, they were
surrounded by NUMEROUS enqlrcrs, all anSioCs to
learn the result of the Sitting.
The Chamber Of Peers likwise assembled at one
O'Clock Afterthe minutes of the last sitting ud been
read and adopted, the Prince de Polignac delivered
to the Chancellor the Royal Proclamation which the
ate. 10, and the Chamber immediately separated
The Journal du Commerce Of the Goth says, 'Tho
measure Of yesterday isby no means decisive, for the
Counseors of the Thione may now, as before. By
their retirement. restore harmony between the Con
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country; while. the other hand, by obsna,clv re-
tanning their places III spite of the niistrust which
surrounds tilen they may prccipitate the Crown in
to unconstitutional ncasdrcs, and throw France back
again into all the CT iapi.es VI q Revolution Ad
uniting that before the experiment which has e'nr
made Ministers might deceive Themselves, as well a:
tne country their POSITION now, since tic dcclara
ton Of the Chambers, the two alternatives OF re-
treat or coup deid, are the only issues left then
10 escape from the dcle into which they have drawn
the Government. Unless the Cabinet ilatters itsel
WIN lac hope of obtaining from tho Electors the sup
port refused them by the Deputies, they must of ne
cesslty acknowledge that their existence incompa
iluie win the fathfu execution of the Chartar.
PARIS, March sn-The following occurrence for
med the topic OF conversation last night i'll the high
or circles when the Prihce de Polirnnc quilted tn,
Tribune of the Chamber of Peers, after delivering
the Proclamation for the protoruton he passed nv =
party of Peers, who were csnvcrsinr in tho lobb,
which leads to the Salon de 10 Paix when one Of then
said, Sr, to-day you have proroSued u.s. before this
day welvcmonth, we shall be called to sit as Won
Judges" His Excellency fcirucd not 70 hear him
and left the House.
| Pants, March 2O-At The sitting of the Chamber
OF deputies yesterday morning, when NJ dc Lepnt
was shouting, GA has Ia Tribune" a member of tn,
Drou'te approached NJ Rpyer Collard, and said IN
&c President, impose sileno, in the Tribunes" Tht
Hon. Member replied. e'Sir, there is no lonrer :
Chamber or President; you had better apply to thu
Commissionary of Polioc,"
+! The Gazette de France says:-sIt is inspuated +;
tl,aftl ,nf /, =
re established, IN virtue of Che 18th article of tb
Charter This old invention revived in the first fort
night of August last, will noIongcr make dunes. I'VE
can assert now as we did then, that extraor dinar
measure will be resorted to ny the Government Th,
Censorship cannot be necessary against the Journals
which by their falsehoods and by the fall of III
power that upheld them, have sunk dow, to tn
i lowest degrees OF discredit.n
! PARIS, March i7.--An Doubt rcspectinr The rea
tive strength of The Ministry and the opposition in tn
Chamber of Deputies, was last night set at rest b
the division on the Address. The Ministerial Am
endments were, ai.ar an animated debate, rejected
and the original Address sss carried by majority
DO.
Arguing from analogy, this shocld be decisive c
The fate of tho Ministry The writers IN all the Jour
mails of this day, Ministerial we'll as Opposition
concur in declaring the self evident TACT that tb
King must either dismiss his present Minister'S o
dissolve the Chamber forthwith. Private Inforn,a
ton induces us to believe that hts Majesty will adopt
the former course.
The numbers on the Division in the Cha1nbcr o
Deputies were-For the origr al Address 22I; Aoans
it l8l; Majority against Ministers 40.
The number of vessels great md small, hired as
transports for the expedition to Algiers, was, by the
last advces from Touon, 1870; the military to be en-
barked were computed at 80. 400, the expedition to
be in readiness by the 10th Of April aud lake to sea
provisions for 4 mouths
TIE .1nrkets-By the accounts publish it appears thai
at London Monday the 18th, which corn market day
there advance of 3 per sack -four which was after
wards maintained We have another result the Liverpool
cotton MARKET which ended the 18th; during that week
and the subsequent days the 18th incl business con,n
ed animated and the prizes quoted The 6are least
tanned.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
From The .Mew York .4uaerican, 0S .4prI H.
Fhe rapidity. with which the arrivals from Europe
succeed each other, leaves little room for editorial
speculation ON events for before an OPINION an an
tlclpation can be recorded, still shorter passage
comes to rcfhte or confirm it. The Charema gne
arrived yesterday in 6 days from Sicily, and % from
HaVrc, and the Hudson nude an equally short pas
sage from Deal. To-day we have the Josephine
from BE fast in sixteen days from port to port for